Malaya Tribune, 14 September 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: _J W Guaranteed Largest Sales vol. xxvn -No. 219. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, Sept. M, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1938. FIVE c
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      135 1 trHE NEWS WITH YOUR bR -AKFAST Tn Tin MOttNINC TRIBUNE 1 -S BOVRIL PREVENTS THAT SINKING FEELING 6 APB 10 RELIABLE GERMAN VIOLLJ OUTFIT. J sta of 1 Stradivarius Model Violin, 1 Case and 1 Bow. Ail complete for S8.50 only. SEASON CO., LIMITED, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEALERS), 11», North Bridge
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      37 1 Enduring Strength S Eas y Running— DIAMOND j£* ROADSTER- and Sports Models. Write for illustrated booklet and easv terms. MANUFACTURED BY Diamond Metal Products Co., Ltd. 601. Kampong Bahru Road, SINGAPORE. 1 !l 1 M Kff i
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      374 1 Read Thi M S U N DAI' TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya poet bu 1 n AW a statesman and philosopher.. He rose /7 I I fff[j[3( lUmm Irom Tnr humblest origin to the I II 11 ilJf /sr Jg llliiH lim highest offices of state. V llf I I !!r
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    Balkan Games Stamps Now Available
    93 2 Belgrade. (J N ,he occasion of the bfttttftn gamed winch begtil in Belgrade on September 1. f\>ur special stamps of nominal value of 0.50 (noughl decimal five) j (one); lM (one decimal P Ve >2 (two) J)ina rs wfll be issued as follows: iri Dina
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    30s. A WEEK AT 60
    33 2 New Zealand Government's Snefel Bill, introduced in Parliim en recently, provides that ultimately |H rsons at the a*m of Sixty shall -eceive a pension of 30s. a week
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    AUSTRLIAN JEWS TO HAVE REGISTRATION CARDS
    56 2 Vienna. ALL Austrian Jews must apply for a special "Jewish Recognition Card" by December 31 this year, according t 0 an offiei.il decree published fcere. Whenever a Jew has dealings with any official he must show his card uiucq tested. Heavy fine?; are threatened
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    Girl Burglars Use Golf Club Jemmies
    270 2 Paris S u pt. fcWO girls, found early to-day trying to force a bedroom door in a smart hotel hero with jemmies disguised as golf clubs, were tonigh I alleged by the police to lie responsible for a series of robberies in London and
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    CANADA AND WAR
    78 2 a resolution Minister, Mr. «utke a 5t.,,.. The resaiuu n l d Tl i:: •statu.unt should n nada has th e 1 ;<- -r'Sht declare ll,,l '««ui may w U i me anaduii <,„,.' B i '•aise the rank v. t^M^' 1 Kingdom to poientiary or \i
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    Game With Matches Kills Three
    70 2 Kakwiee, rVfeaa. J«REE rhiUren n lht N 1!t of Siemieaowici located by smoke «I playin» with m;;i Left alone in the children, aged six, five ed to the garret where tht ol Hatches. They played with the c nd ping lighted matches set Mm t,
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    NO WASTEFUL POMP, REQUESTS GOVERNOR
    125 2 Entertainments a t ;m\ m<:)!: ui Addresses on illuminated papa M ornamental caskets—anless perhar they serve to enconrage the arts and and crafts ot the \)\ne visited. The Governor emphasise thai t'.ons are in honour not of himsell W ot the King's Commission I therefore,
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    42,000 FEWER ON LAND
    12 2 ca£d word's r^ l ctions l«> -men -g-r
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      428 2 MUNCS NOKDDFI JTSCHLK IXOYD, NORD Incorporated In S LLOYD i ierrnany). The undernottd an.- the company's intended nxtures:— OUTWARD. To: MANILA, HONUKONG, SHANGHAI, NO B CHINA and JAPAN. Due Sineapore 1938. mi ELBE" omits Dulren Sept. 15 11. Potsdam" omits North < hina Sept. 29 (>DI R omit Manila Oct.
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      397 2 Pa Oa«d BRITISH INDIA (incorporate lr England). P. A S. N. CO/a SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. tannage, srpore. 1938 RANCH I 17,000 Sept. 23 BURDWAN 0,070 Sept 24 RANPURA 17,000 Oct. 7 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. 21 .SOMALI 0,8')0 Oct. 21 CANTON 15,500 Nov. 4 CORFU 15.000 Nov. 18 BANGALORE 6.000 Nov
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      295 2 i t tmmmamamm i M/S "FIONIA" I S 1 1,^,.». 1 000 To n* Displacement) i mors one-class motors mr MOST CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH J EXCELLENT CUISINE Special Sailing to: I sarv i S From Bangkok Due Sun Francisco 1 22nd 1938 I Oct. 18th 1938 I I
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      64 2 HAMRURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch-Australiscbe SERVICE No „r CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS H SJS. NEUMARK- vt* D V, e s 'P°re 193fl n. s. VOQTLAND g£ linn, v.. HOMEWARD. '19 HOELAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. t m.s. LEVERKUSEN vif S P re 1938 t ms R H!h? *""Hp:? p 24 DORTMUND (D.A.DO.) f
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      98 2 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION (0.. LTD, (Incorporated In 1 Direct Service to Japan via tfoiUfM^S and to Calcutta via Pen ing Taking cargo on U irq for Canton, Mac Chefo, Tientsin. V ports, Formosa, the PhiJ FOR PENANG AND I V.< CTW KUT&'ANG KUMSANG FOR SAIGON, HONGKONG HOSANG YUENSANG All the
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      410 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICES jiPgapore Municipality I N DKRS no w invited for trie r or service. For vtpal Tender Room Date of Cloaiog. i timber Ca al, Road on, Sept. 26, 1938 See Notice in I Tender Room. neH rein bridge I b pore River 1? noon, 10th Date of
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      744 3 PUBLIC NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong *£SL S c" g &Co Ltd No I® Chnlli 5 u Sln S a P°*e. on Wednesday 21st September 1938, at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Valuable land and houses Nos 91. 93 and 95 Victoria
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      627 3 PUBLIC NOTICES TENDERS. TENDERS are invited from approved contractors for the erection and completion of New Godowns at North Boat Quay, Singapore, for; MESSRS. GUTHRIE CO.. LTD., A deposit of $100 is required from each contractor tendering and will be refunded on receipt of a bona fide tender. Plans and
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      537 3 PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT Ob* JOHORU DISTRICT OF JOHORE BAHRU. Notice of Wage-earner'a Administration Order. Name of Debtor: ESA bin SAFFAR. Address: Fire Brigade Barracks Johore Bahru. Description: Chief Fireman. Number 01 Proceedings: J.B. No 24 of 1938. Date of which Wage-earner's Administration Order made: 24th July, 1938.
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      547 3 PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OK JOHORE DISTRICT OfToHORE BAHRU. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of Debtor: KULON bin LANJONG. Address: Formerly of No. 34, Jalan Omar, Kluang. Description: Telephone Operator (now stationed at Johore Bahru). Number of Proceedings: J.B. No. 69 of 1937. Date of which Wage-earner's
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      505 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED—Eurasian girls to Alexandra Road. Cheerful and willing workers only need apply personally to 662, Geylang Road. THINESE male typist wanted by European mercantile house, write Box No. 388, co Malaya Tribune. Sit gapore. Ml ANTED—Junior Shorthand Typist Must be quick and accurate Apply either in person or
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    MARINE INSURANCE
    35 4 t U .Ji.,!:.. COmpQyesterday announced thjtt war itsK cover i »n marine Insurance pcftiici ow be quoted only on a day-to-day ttiixi Previously Insurance companies hi d been quoting fc-r 3u days ahead.
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    PRODUCE
    184 4 Singapore, sepc. i». R iSlam) v Coast No. 1 pei Xoyan $162 H fSlam) W. Coast No. 2 pel Koy?P. $147 R tSiamj w. Coast No. 3 per Koyar $142 Slam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $225 Siafl Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $202 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $190 Mara
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    844 4 Quotation By And Co. MINING Sept 13. 5 pf? Fraser Co. Tin B yers Asam Kumbanf? 28 6 30 6 Al«*Uul Malay 4? J? "nom Ayer Hitam 24*. 25 fi Ayer Weng OJJ3 0 07 Bongrin lin 21 e 22 6 Batu Selangor 1.33 l 38
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    40 4 Mr. Teo Ah Kow. of 36, New Bride Koad. asks us to state that he ,s not the■ person ol the same name who wfs toed m the police court on a chare* ".biifSS2 y ln the ma »~nt ft
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    10 4 Guaranteed and controlled by The Mercantile Bank 0/ India. Limited
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    64 4 The Company, having the necessary ExlTtor P^ pa ed D 10 «"dertake y txe.uior and Trustee Business ard all tl fTruTco aUthoriSed by 0 i I Head rdl "*nce through ivL1 eat Pen ang. and Branches Pur YrSf Si a^e Kuala LumKot Bharu. Kuala Lipi* Fnr pJ/ P nu and
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    "Unequal Combat" In Cecil Street
    203 4 Singapore, Tuesday. THE facts of an unequal combat fought in Cecil Street last night, which arose over a debt of 51.06, was related to-day before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the District Judge, when three llok?ens. Koh Kai Seng, Koh Bong und koh Ah, claimed trial
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    TIN
    17 4 Singapore, Sept. 14. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— S96' .'flown $1 •*>«).
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    RUBBER
    19 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 25% (down 1< Sellers 26Va (down 2).
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    RAUB GOLD OUTPUT
    59 4 The Raub Australian Gold Mining Co Ltd.. reports the following output for che four weeks ended Sept 10 pushing No. 537 Battery treated 4 779 LuL° re 1.576.96 ounces c\ fine gold eQUlValent 10 1487 80 !«*S Plant treated ton, i lauings returning 1.008 21 ounces S
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    98 4 British Official Wireless London. Sept. 13. Paris 178 19 64 New Ycrk 4.80 4 tieneva 21.273, Amsterdam 892 Madrid nominal v ienna nominal Lisbon 110 3 16 Copenhagen 22 40 Stockholm 19.3'", Oslo 19.90 Milan Pi 5 16 Montreal 4.62*; Berlin 11.99 Brussels 2,-f .46 Prague 139 Bucharest
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    180 4 mo. Of CI RRENT DIVIDENDS Company niv rf Ssn K apor, Sep,. j p m y Dividend Books Total for TIN; close D ate financial Kramat P„ lai <VT? SeP 15 *p- i,., less tax" P 1 s °Pt- n Sept 19 Rnc I Malayan Tin *H%
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    65 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd.. $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31.. 90 5% fo I n r GAP ORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept 30 m 1 103 ex 3 3 101 3-o 1938 red. 1958 $4,000 000 102,/ c -i. Int. May 15.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    322 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Fi r rm i0U S 6dp Buyers 816 m ti m Sellers 8 1 1> 1st Forward (October) Buyers 8 l 16 o„'\ B Sellers 8 3 ig 2nd Forward (November) Buyers 8'« h tellers H Via 3rd Forward (JanlMar.) Buyers 3 3 16
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      215 4 THE EASTERN UNITED PERSONA! Am head officii:; MD, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W H ALI. General Manager the" "I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. j (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: a B Almeida Street, Authonsea and Subscribed Paid rSPSl M £2,000,000 25: p S apital £1,000,000 Iteserve Fund 500 0^ HKAD OFFICE:
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      16 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. S r:, s ano .Ltiitfrvd IL.' a Trust Company!,
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      169 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I 'Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) Authorised $40,000,000.00. and Pa,d V, $ie,MO.(MOJ» I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, HMUMt» LONDON BAJOUtRS: /{TV NEW IfORK BANKERS: Midianc Bank Ma (MTA lrvmg Trust Co Lloyds Bonk, Ltd. C hase National Bank Branches I Amoy. 219. ChUBC
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    European Situation Dulls World's Markets
    314 5 Rubber Is Week's $est Commodity in their weekly report on the markets, dated I standpoint momentous in I home up sur- r day the world I >r some peg on H optimism, and I stion from I the most I situation is still I d
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    $1,600 Fine For Chandu Smuggler
    46 5 Singapore. Tuesday. Chong Poh. was this p ted by Mr. H. A. Judi'.e. for possession rnmen t chandu Poh was sentenced to pay a fine of rJ. in default. >sted yesterday ng down from s.s. :Ma person the chandu tied around
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    Watchman Battered To Death, Money Missing
    276 5 [From Our Own Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. CELAYANG, the scene of several v Sikh murders, came once again into prominence when a ghastly murder occurred last night, Surgare Singh, watchman at a tin mine near SeJayang village, being brutally done to death in his
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    NAVAL BASE ARREST
    169 5 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Naval Base Authorities jr« ster- day arrested a Cantonese who was this morning produced before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth court charged with wilful trespass into the grounds of lI.M. Naval Base without reasonable excuse at about 11.50 a.m. yesterday. Accused admitted
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    OFFICER IN COURT
    124 5 Singapore, Tuesday. jyjß. Sidney Dodds, of the Straits Settlements Police. Singapore, summoned in respect ot* two charges of wrongful restraint of two Government employees at about 10.30 p.m. at Bencoolen Street, on June 21. again appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh in th** fifth court this morning.
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    Holders Refuse To Be Frightened
    260 5 'By courtesy of S. E. Levy Co.) fJNDrn tension from the European v situation the market held fairly well, the outstanding dullness seeming to imitate the unwillingness of b i-crs lo take fright, read:- a synopsis report from "Barrens*," American national financial weekly. Ii the
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      294 5 MANY DOCTORS AGREE The Old Adage is Found Best Doctors in Singapore and throughout the world still find the old saying "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is sound advice for everyone. Most of the weakening coughs and colds that come with wet weather can be
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      239 5 WANTED A l)aii€*<* Rami and TALENTED DANCE HOSTESSES Apply to— The Maa ager, The New Celestial Dance Hall, I POH WHEN KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES YOU TO GET UP NIGHTS When Bladder is Irritated When Passage is Difficult MEDAL Haarlem Oi! Capsules-you >\hen Backache Bothers can't go wrong on this grand
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      415 5 PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC ...THE IDEAL MOUTH WASH! flj In Germ-Killing Power Even when diluted one bottle °f Pepso- with 2 parts of water, W'Mm- dent Anti?e P tic ec l ua ls it still kills germs in jigsSP* three bottles of ordi- seconds -lasts 3 times nary kinds. as long. E9
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      136 5 BANK OF rill\A (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. 4.800,000 00 Total Assets approximately Ch. $1,800,000,000.00 HEAD OFFICE:
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    187 6 expected from China by the M.n 1 dUe at sill Sapore, to-day «I^ndon, c h P vf Ct A d fr T m Eu p tc. iixmaon) by Air (Imperial) due it Singapore, to-morrow Mails expected from Eurooe etc (Amsterdam), by Air .k.l.m Sue of delivery of beholders'
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    26 6 r.MK s K amuni »g for Siam (Parcels only). Mails previously announced as IffoV™ Pm to da y now close at iv a.m. to-morrow.
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      210 6 MALAYA'! PREMIER HOTEL 4 I TO-NIGHT I I COCKTAIL DANCE I FROM 6..30 P.M. TO 8. M P.M j I SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND DANCE I (Informal) From 9 30 P.M. To Midnight j "JUNE AND COLLETTE" THE POPULAR COMEDY DANCERS I ADMISSION XQN-DINKBS $1.00 I SATURDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER. SPECIAL
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      95 6 SANITARY WATER I INSTALLATIONS. 1 VOIVCHIN Co. I j 64. WalJich St. Thone 7.-57. jg (Established 1921) *f I N-'KK EXPERT I ROSE CORAL BRING RUST peach ROSY FUTURES I BLUSH ACORN sunrise Men never can resist I SUNSET #v MAROON *PP«»J Of SOft. lovej SKt"" WW. j BEDOY take
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      92 6 Unmentnolised Ss Constipation. Latitude, debility, sick headache Una of appetite, furred tongue mental a>pression. any of these troubles cart arise from consupaticn, one of the conunceat ailment- which beset men £HSm*n me best and surest remedy Is Pinkettes Keep You Cheery, Cool and Well. I m I UNLIKELY yes, literally,
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      142 6 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCEI TO-DAY Pilemhnnirv PS? T «ATE AND TIME T?io c ?k w KN.I.L.M. Sept. 14 noon Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-Ea.«t Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas ani KN.I.L.M. 14 noon ureat Britain. Europe, Egypt, and nSfiS? (ParCelS H e oL m na mnon U o noon I Kretnv nosang 14 2
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    Smoke Clouds From Russia Envelope Vast Area
    183 7 Helsinki. i IHK -n: clouds coning from jjgssi md sweeping over the Sraidinavian and Baltic coun- reported to have extendre ol approxintatce« n a n esternly dirlatest reports, the m an extensive fo- k, 130 miles north la similar outbreak Leningrad and Tver.
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    World Peace Demands Stronger Britain
    407 7 Universal M ational Service Proposed London, Sept. 2. T „l ency of Great Britain's powers of reI order to the security G f the whol c British Coronations is stressed in an article in the current Round Table. The author who, like all writers in
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    WOMEN LAUNCH ANTI-MARRIAGE CAMPAIGN
    141 7 Simla. AN association to encourage spinsterhocd among the r.sing female generation ha* been formed at Nawalgarh in the. Punjab. An anti-marriage campaign Is being launched immediately with the opening of an institution where girls who have rejected eligible young men will be taught spinning and other
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    Nazi Air Major Degraded For Treason Plot
    186 7 Berlin, Sept. 2. TREASON plot again*! tht Nazi regime, planned within lh c German Air Ministry, is the reason for the degradation and imprisonment of a famous officer Baron yon Forstaer, major in (Bering's air forte. Da ion yon Former was sentenced to
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    ITALO-PORTUGUESE AFRICA TRADE
    182 7 Genoa. "ITALIAN and Portuguese firms are 1 undertood to be conducting negotiations for increasing exports, which are carried in Italian ships, from Portugal's African eclonie to Italy and Centra! European and Danube countries. A. c any increase In such exports would benefit Genoa and Trieste, the Italian
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      85 7 POLISHES 11 c,eans and Polishes in one operation —p. liquid it is easily applied \pF mm i> W 9 It leaves no spots after rain j"% I gp*» 11 9W is very economical since it needs to bf once or twice a month PREPAREP WAX kWuSrt MTON ,OB! Linoleum, etc.
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      199 7 planning ntd near to nature's food iif I ftp>V====-- Onh/ (hosghtful care and understanding ■n jj I H could pui so much goodness into Glaxo. FeS 8 e|l£D T Never have baby's nesds been Wm I litfl I S 'fiS thoroughly «tadied, or so completely gapas by Glaxo on sale
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      266 8 j "The FINEST MYSTERY THRILLER Ever 7 j Screened in Singapore!" {...That was the unanimous verdict of the j j Crowds who attended Last Night's Premiere I 1 SE E I F yO U CA N j j CHESS whu as thy FjfOg y" j i ii 1 IPITAII "l
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      294 8 f mW\ DEFINITELY ONE OF THE BifilTnTs'orTuc" I jHRPR, J **>| i THE S AICTEST PICTURE YOC'VP rv. HE YEAR- A EI'IJITSCH MASTERPIECE OF SCINTM i s j j I JM| IPI H CLAUDETTE COLBFp T if £■> GARY COOPER I j 'BLUEBEARD's EIGHTH WIFE' With EDWARD EVERETT HORTON DAVID
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      77 8 f Coming T j WREST- j use toitr NA;he!vt at the [Happy World Stadium j I 32 WRESTLERS With the Greatest f I EUROPEAN INDIAN j j Wrestlers of the world i deluding the World j J,( av V Weight Champion j Kl\(..KO\(, I Bo^ d CHEUNG J lne ch
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      329 8 j You'll rave about D,V\IELLE I» t Itlt II «7* i lovely creature ola 7^^^^^^^^**^ > V j new moods of Femininity l^^^^^J^ i**THE Have fjm jOf Paris*- JL j tin k of a Parisian Cocktail j ITCING FASCINATING J^^^^^ j —INTIMATE and j Well, don't miss The RAGE J|;
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      259 9 Air Travel Cheaper Still AS FROM Ist OCTOBER SINGAPORE LONDON £130 NANG LONDON £125 EVEN TIPS INCLUDED CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE I AND FROM OTHER DESTINATIONS. Imperial AIRWAYS i I loinution from the principal travel agents, or from a Cft Ltd. General Agents for Malaya, Ocean Building, Sm;aporf. T«
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      130 9 «PAIIKUNO. LAST!NO SHINE j OUTBOARD j are I*z lor serv ce 1« 1,1,! MmiiiHn—nw riw- > f BIOZYGFN VITALITY r ABLETS Ii A RELIABLE AND SAFE TOSIC 5 FOR OLD AND YOUNG. Contains: Vitamins A. B, C. D and E, Calcium and Iron Phosphates, Glycogen, Lecithin, Diastase, Pepsin. etc INDICATIONS.
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      332 9 j GREETED by PACKED HOUSES YESTERDAY! j YOUR FAVOURITE STAR OF "ROBIN HOOD" j I' 1 R II IK I WAEHFE BROTHERS I B. PERFECT RN'l KHTAINMENT "The Perfect Specimen" AT THE NEW AHC-t ON'DITIONEI) —I life ALftAMMA 3~l Direction: SHAW BROS. LTD. I I IfIHHHBB and i BOOK poetry
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    72 10 SfSf K away Peacefully on Sunday, sKJShS? r J U 5 at llis residence No. 5 nghai Road He leave behind a Teek W EnTw Me£srs Kho Sters 2 4 4oK h, f ra Suan^&Tg and several grand on S; r Ho, m o m tileir loSi
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    500 10 INCULCATING road sense in Parians forms, or should form, an essential part of every scheme of traffic improvement, wnile it has not been neglected altogether, ii cannot be said that [t has received the attention that it deserves. Pedestrians still walk with the traffic instead of Wnst it
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    We want FAIR PLAY for the MOTORIST
    587 10 IjjJVERY year some hundreds of thousands Of dollars are paid by the motorists of Singapore into the .Municipal coffers in motor taxation. The only motorists who escape being mulcted in the sum of anything from nine to thirty dollars a halfyear for this
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Gas Warfare
    313 10 NOTES COMMENTS Gas Warfare THE use of gas in modern warfare, in tptte of its advocation by the states as moiv humene form of slaughter, is still prohibited b\ international law. For this reason the Chinese Government has instructed its delegates to the present session of the League of Nations
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    Disgrace To Humanity
    127 10 IJT b common knowledge to militan observer* m china that when tne Japanese failed to take a straw Point hke Lotien. Taierehwang St££ or Sr rlPt Lake invariably resorted to the use of g as U, to .score .1 disgraceful victo: Colonel Edward Z. Pang, Assistant Director
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    101 10 you cant tell how much 1:. estimate this you should r: 1 wife! She said she would do anything the world for him, that he was a gent blondes, she glad;. r a reader want. editor uses a blue P a long story short, > short.
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    Tribute To Dead King
    16 11 ite King George Reid, X.C.V.0., unveiled at Scotloid. by Gi VI recently.
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    DEMAND FOR PLEBISCITE ALREADY BEGUN
    91 11 Reuter. Prague, Sept. 13. rt ft j>ii*? v s leadquartchs declare famous eiirht points Carlsbad speech, > *1 to the present have pu bodied he Sudetens'demands, am longer provide a basis negotiations. The reason Jhat the situation has tens are now declared excited thai they
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    HENLEIN BREAKS OFF NEGOTIATIONS AFTER REJECTION OF HIS ULTIMATUM
    658 11 SWEEPING DEMANDS TO GOVERNMENT Reuter. OFTTtttd iq LONDON, SEPT 13. R E SK BY THE CZECH MINISTER IN HENLEIN, THROUGH HIS TI S NOTIFIED PREMIER HODZA THAT mS A^ E J£^S^ TANCES FURTHER NECOTIAmSh^^J^ mLE AT THE SAME TIME m^K™ X
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    RUSSIA READY FOR THE MARCH?
    60 11 Reuter. Geneva, Sept. 13. THFRE is every reason to believe that the Russian and Uumaii'an deviates here reached :»n agreement for the rassnrrp of Soviet troops across Rumania in the event of a German* attack on rzechoslovakia. In seme ounrfcrs it is susprw ted the
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    PARTITION OF PALESTINE
    66 11 British Official Wireless. London. Sept. la. THE Palestine partition commission. private session to-day received Dr f. H. Hertz, chief rabbi of the British Empire, Dr. Isaac Herzog, chief rabm of the Holy land and Rabbi Meir Berlin, president of the world Mizrachi organisation of Jerusalem and took
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    NARROW ESCAPE FOR BRITISH LEGATION OFFICER
    97 11 Reuter. m .i# Prague, Sept. 13. ]H vi Pratt, observer attached to the British Legation, r.a ;c, escaped shooting when visiting the Sudeten region. He amy'd at Eger while arnoiired cars were firing in the streets. He waved his card to an officer in
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    WAR NEARER THAN ANY TIME SINCE 1914?
    193 11 PARIS, SEPT. 13THE FEELING IN PARIS IS THAT THE DANGER OF WAR IS NEARER TO-NIGHT THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE 1914 A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF RELIEF CREATED BY HITLER'S SPEECH HAS BEEN DISPELLED BY DEVELOPMENTS. Military and economic measures to be taken in
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    16 11 King Boris of Bulgaria and untitled Isanna left Balmoral Caste yesterdaj for the south kA England.
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    SERIOUS RIOTING BY THE SUDETENS
    439 11 PRAGUE, SEPT. 13. THK CZECH GOVERNMENT HAS DECIDED TO PROCLAIM A STATE OK EMERGENCY IN FIVE DISTRICTS OF THE COUNTRY—EGER, PROZNECE, ELLBOGEN AND KAGEN. The authorities announce the *eMw* Of a circular to the men. calling: on them to do their utmost to provoke attacks
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    31 11 British Official Wireless. It is understood a meeting will be untitled u\ Lloyd's on Thursday at which a Disposal to cease quoting war risks b»»-: fther will be discussed.—British Official Wtrelesi
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    FLOODS AGAIN CHECK JAPS
    223 11 Peiping, Sept, IS. THE Chinese have breathed the right bank of the Yellow River 2») miles ess! of according to Japanese official reports (says Reuter). Fluod water is flowing eastward and is likely to hamper the Japanese attempts to cross the river from Shansi at a
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    PARLIAMENT WILL NOT BE CALLED
    109 11 British Official Wireless. London Sept. IS. T V HE Prime Minister, who saw the La k hour Opposition leader. Mr. Attlee on Saturday, has now replied to tne iatter's communication requesting the immediate summoning of Parliament .11 view of the international situation. Mr. Neville Chamberlain
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    SINGAPORE TO HAVE BIG CONGRESS
    213 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter). QCTOREK the tenth—the anniversary of the founding oi the Chinee Republic—will see one of the I all-Chinese Congresses ever to be held in Singapore, I una able to, announce exclusively. conference of overseas Chinese will the Chinese High School in Timah
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    FIVE MORE DETECTIVES DISMISSED
    79 12 Malaya Tribune learns on authoritative information that *ive more members of the Singapore detective branch have been arrested in connection with the intensive probe now being carried out by police authorities. This swells the number of arrested men to 31, and 13 of them are expected
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    $40,000 FIRE
    46 12 [From Our Own Correspondent] Kelantan, Sept. 11 .—Thirty-five houses were destroyed in the fire which raged at iTemangan. Ulu Kelantan, on the night of Sept. 10. The Post Office and the Customs office were slightly damaged. Property f. the value of $40,000 was destroyed
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    MALAYAN OFFICERS PROMOTED
    412 12 f OU.OYVIXG the recent Army promotion scheme, the undermentioned officers attached to the Malaya Command have been promo ted: The undermentioned Majors are seconded from Aug. 1:_ Infantry:— Loyal R.—E. Fitz H. Lynch. M. Wilson Gordons.—Bt. Lt.-Col. C. G. C. BalfourDevey, M.C.. H. Wright. M.8.E., M.C. The
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    Unsafe To Convict, Says Counsel
    121 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Tuesday. A SE QCEL to an accident on Middle Road on the morning of •tune 11 which resulted in the death oi a 43-year-old Chinese woman, Lee Soey Boey, v.as heard when Lav l ai Woon was to-day charged with
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    BANISHED SINGAPORE DETECTIVES: AMAZING FACTS ABOUT THEIR SECRET TRIALS
    468 12 Not Allowed To Have Legal Aid To Help Them (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) JHE Malaya Tribune is able to announce to-day that steps have already been taken in Singapore to lodge an appeal to His Excellency the Governor, Sir SnenJon Thomas,
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    The Path Of War
    14 12 Picture taken in a Chinese Street after recent Japanese air-raid.
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    RAN AMOK, FATAL ATTACK ON WOMAN
    186 12 [From Our Own Corr€spondenL\ Alor Star, Tuesday. A MALAY is alleged to have run amok and killed a Malay woman and seriously injured another, at Kampong Tualang, Alor Stor. It is alleged that the deceased woman's husband had gone to the bendang as usual,
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    DROVE CAR WITH EXPIRED LICENCE
    75 12 Singapore. Tuesday —Stooped at the junction of River Valiey and Kirn Seng Roads on July 22, Miss M. Snow was discovered driving with an expired licence. She pleaded guilty to the charge today in the Traffic District Court but stated that she had been away
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    Trengganu Sultan Tells Brother "You Can Wed"
    123 12 (Malaya Tribune S( d IJ 'I Reports, Penang, VnW., BEF?E t. !ey this mornin" a n* l 1 r H.H. thei Saltan T cussing the Tungk A !ahmud J* ford romar.ee with Blencowe in an exclusive intent, with me, said: If the Tuiffim
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    Better Chances For Local Teachers
    281 12 BETTER CHANCES OF PROMOTION WITH ATTENDANT INCREASE IN SALARIES AND IMPROVED PROSPECTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCALLY ENGAGED TEACHERS, AS A RESULT OF A DECISION BY GOVERNMENT. IN ANSWER TO A PETITION BY LOCAL GRADUATE-TEACH ERS SENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR ABOUT A YEAR
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    15 MINUTES ONLY
    55 12 Seremban. Tuesdays-Fifteen minute sufficed for the meeting of the- >eg Semhilan State Council 'Lower Cham ber) held in the Council Chamber tws morning—and the Council met ai« nearly two months! Five items on m* agenda were passed with m° no J o! regularity, none of the members
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    ART SHOW AT RAFFLES
    123 12 EXCELLENT oil paintings deN picting every aspect of the tropical grandeur of Malaya, Java and Bali—the work of Mr. Frederik Kasenda, will be exhibited at the Raffles Hotel from to-day to Sunday, opening at 4.30 p.m. to-day. An exhibition of Mr. Kasenda's paintings was held previously
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    Another Crash At Ipoh Death-Trap
    60 12 Izoh, Tuesday. HOUGH every effort is being made to complete at an early date the fourth mile Gopeng Road deviation, to put a siop to the toll of accidents there was yet another crash last night. A fully laden lorry coming to Inoh damaged dltCh
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    DROVE CAR INTO RUBBER TREE
    47 12 Segamat. Monday—For negligent driving on Labis Bahru Estate a Chin" £V S driver was fined $5 by Inche Raul tr te M^ ed Sa at the Segamat niaeX gwe, .to-day.. It was stated that the man drove the vehicle into a rubboi
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    SIAMESE INSURANCE COMPANY
    13 12 [From Our Own Correspondent] good dea! 0{ the local &£SJ?S*™*
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    DEBATE ON HOUSING
    33 12 Sept 15 at 8^s P n Street to-morrow T r o a Y 8 15 Pm. on the sublet ar n e g weffe t0 PUb C and a '"^Vd
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    Postage Clerk On falsification Charge
    92 13 ...i pore. Tuesday. omitting to make x foi S5O in a postal \;>;lul Wahab bin MoI. postage clerk em- i. ser Xeave, Ltd.. Vlr. Justice Pedlow in the Assize ting, on three ihar.n of accounts. represented by Paul Storr, Crown prosecution. the prosecution, accused had
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    DRY RUBBER EXPORT
    20 13 ;'ober (uncorrected Brunei and Laof August, 193J inland 29.077 tons., ads 193 tons.. 9 tons., making 5
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    PASSENGER LIST
    31 13 a c passengers travelirom Eastern Boringia" left M B BtOB. Mrs. R. P. M Mr F Lyngesen. Mrs. F. Lynaesen. Master P Mr E X Smidt. M-s M. E
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    TANFIELD HEARING OPENS
    71 13 A private hearing took place before the Registrar at the Bankruptcy Court in Carey Street. London, at which evidence was given concerning the the affairs of Stanley William Tanfield, now serving a sentence of seven years' penal servitude for share-pushing. Photo shows Mr. Percy Phillips (centre), a
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    IMPERIAL AIR WAYS ANNOUNCE BIG REDUCTIONS IN FARES
    602 13 SINGAPORE LONDON FOR £130 STARTLING reductions in laics and freight rate* M the Imperial air routes to India, Malaya Australia and Hongkong are announced by Imperial Airways to-day. They will operate from Oft I The reductions affect lares to destinations cast of
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    Tokyo Forecasts Peaceful Settlement
    186 13 Reuter. Tokyo, Sept. 13. QUOTATIONS on the Tokyo stock .market, v hi. h had firmed up in the past week in expectation of a European war, sagged this morning, with Hitler's speech, which is regarded in Japanese circles as leaving the way open for a peaceful
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    POLISH VIEW
    77 13 Reuter. Warsaw, Sept. 12. COMPETENT circles consider that the Sudeten question in Czechoslovakia cannot be served by mediation. It is considered that the faulty construction of the Czech Republic must inevitably lead to its dismemberment without, however, resulting in war. It is believed that Germany would not risk
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    25 13 Mr. E. C. Martin has been appointed 8 Municipal Commissioner in Malacca, in place of Mr. C. F. Smith, according to the S.S. Government Gazette.
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    Y.M.C.A. Tennis
    113 14 TO-DAY'S ties in the V.M.c.A. tennis 1 tournament: MEN'S SINGLES "B" M. S. Hussein vs. X.M R. Menon A. Wahab vs. Lauw Peck Tjin. To-A\orrow's Ties MEN'S DOUBLES R. Nathan and L. C. Goh vs. Dr G Haridas and Yap Ah Hian; K.M.R. Menon and J. T. N.
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    MT. ZION RANGERS
    35 14 o football match played w S rd f y at the !d a Hall Boarding School ground tr-e Mt. Zion Racersi beat the Oldham rail School by five goals to four. y
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    FIRST MATCH OF CUP- TIE PROVIDES EXCITING SOCCER
    407 14 S.A.F.A. Cup Competition (By ROVER) PUBLISHERS 3, R.A.M.C. 2. BRIGHT Cup-tie soccer was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when the Publishers, sixth in the second division, beat the R.A.M.C, third division league champions, by the odd goal m five in
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    HESITATION
    24 14 Hesitation is fatal....but everyone in this picture seems to be hesitating in the match between the Publishers and the R A.M.C. pla>ed yesterday.
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    Railway Youngsters Beaten
    196 14 I THE Railway Youngsters closed their cricket season with a game against W Pon.niahs XI on Saturday and were beaten by 51 runs. Scores were as follows: W. PONNIAirS XI Roland Clark c Retnam b Sebastian 3 Johnny Ong b Retnam 13 VV. Ponniah not out 00
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    Government Services Soccer Final
    96 14 THE coin-lusior of the 1938 football 1 se;»:,o» ot the Govt. Services Football /iss<;r i aticn will take place with the playing of the final of the up Competition. This eve Lt Will _ake piace. weather permitting, on Thursday, Sept. 15. at r h< Anscn Road
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    BRITISH GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP SURPRISE
    63 14 Reuter. London, Sept 13. AT Waltonheath the El 250 News of the World golf tournament, which is conaiitered the match play championship of 3ritain. started to-day. There were 64 qualifiers. Pcrcv AUisa < holden failed to qualify. while Henry Cotton Is not competing/ The first surprise
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    64 14 The following have been invited to olay hockey fcr the S.CR.C. against the R.A.F. 2nd XI on the S.CR.C. ground at 5 15 p.m. on Wednesday: Edward Wee. Low Kee Choc. X T Oci. Teo Mong Joo. Ong Kirn Hoe, Chua Hoon Ann. Low Kee Soon, Swee Law,
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    Singapore Extra Meeting: Card Of Events
    633 14 FOLLOWING is the card of events for to-day V Autumn Extra professional meeting- of tv i a *tk Club. 8 01 the Tui Scratching* at noon yesterday were Girl; Saratoga; Jonathan; Above four h 8 11 ivBlossom Time; Mary Maude; Penzance [Z «*Z Kate
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    RACE SELECTIONS BY "SPECTATOR"
    16 14 J RACE T. TWO UP RACE i n r HAH s„,« T
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    AUSTRALIANS DEFEATED FOR SECOND OCCASION ON TOUR
    127 15 jjr. Leveson Gower's XI Wins By 10 Wkts. VDON, SEPT. 13. ILIAN CRICKET V u i:5 THEIR SEJ„ DE !!lh PRESENT rHEY LOST TO MR. s XI TO-DAY L t I 5 (THEIR FIRST SJit bkim; in the final I£<T MAT! II the
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    Post Office Score Good Hockey Win
    73 15 P LAYING on the home ground, the tol < t I lab V XI defeated It I hockey by 4 goals the ground condi- teams ptavei a the first to open d in the firs: inside right. Later I .Ucals scored <nd of the
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    Y.M.C.A.HOCKEY
    34 15 aye been selected to V MCA. Junior be St-nior Depart--5 p.m on the Prince Wee Hong Kirn; Kiat; Tan Hope: lb Lim Njit Siong; Syed Lionel Newman; M: Reserves: Wong rig; Eng AhSik.
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    Medicals Eliminated
    21 15 It.A.M.C., third division champions who were defeated by the Publishers yesterday in the opening match of the Cup-tie competition.
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    Yacht Club's Races For The Week
    117 15 QX Friday. Sept. 16, there will be the usual races for all classes at the Roy a] Singapore Yacht Club. The start is fixed for 5.2.1 p.m. On Sunday, Sept. 18. the International Six-metre class will -sail one race for the Burton Cup (presented
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    Singapore Baseball
    75 15 The Japanese Young Men defeated the American Association at baseball !n a thrilling game on Sunday, by five runs to four. This was the closes: game for a long time. Cook struck out 7, passed 1. Ueyama struck cut 14 batters and passed 3. The best of the
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    YANG CHIN WINS EPWORTH CHAMPIONSHIP
    138 15 DV beating Lee Yang Chim of the v Vstya Lebar Epworth League, in straight sets of 15—10, 15—5. Lim Hee Chin won the singles title of the open singles badminton championship of the Singapore District Epworh League last Saturday. In the final of the draughts
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    43 15 In an evenly contested game of soccer ihe General Hospital Recreation Club drew with the Tamil Brotherhood Party 2—2 last Sunday on Farrer Park. The Statistics Dept. Football Team defeated the Tamil Brotherhood Party by 4—l yesterday on the J.C.S.A. Ground.
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    S.C.C. Tennis
    230 15 THE following are ties lor to-duy in the S.C.C. tennis tournament: MIXED DOUBLES J. L. Purnell and Mrs. E. C. Cherlinston —30 vs. Mr. and Mrs C E Winter —15; N. Clumeck and Miss Seth -f 3 vs. W Cdr. H. White and Mrs. Hipkin —30; Mr. and
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    Man Says Wife's Mother Cause Of Unhappiness
    293 16 Singapore, Tuesday. A SMART looking Chinese woman, Lim Guan Cheng, appeared in the second court this morning, before Mr. Conrad Oldham, to call upon her husband, Mr. Lan Kek Soon, of the Municipal Electrtical Power station, to show cause why he should not
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    Rubber Price Drop Affects Nyalas's Profits
    598 16 Replanting Programme Continued JJEPRECIATION in the price of rubber affected tl of the Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd. for th* ,osilu 1938. This was reflected in the accounts pro *l general meeting held at Evati and Co.v office v«sf i UPn,,ai Mr S() W y
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS Gordon Harker Scores As Inspector Elk
    153 16 TF YOU want to see one of the best A thrillers we have had in Singapore for some time, you should go to "The Frog*' at the Capitol. It is a rattling good show from start to finish-thrills, laughter, excitement—
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    "PERFECT SPECIMEN" FINE FUN FILM AT ALHAMBRA
    198 16 WARNER BROS' Perfect Speci iv "Sf u hich opened last night at the Alhambra has all the ingredients of real comedy and riotous fun. Starring popular Errol Flynn and entrancing Joan Blondell in roles which shnnM^" 1 d °n n 15. the S
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    TREE KILLS TRAPEZE ARTISTE
    65 17 Cologne. Mi ts r'ady for tfF™ „cc on the fly-.. I nded from a.. P»l Zoological GarP -_Linti y° un wo f h.ii looking down on f ~l clow, the ma-.. shouted up Zrom* Down!" he cried. not strong ,v d as her to do as
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    THE FAIR PICKET FAIR
    85 17 E X n P 5,T, ,°2 -wSPJSEfck. •nutt i„; „i that Fair Publicity k.."?1 Dde mtre Pictures of fair JSSKT a,,d ,ess pittures 5 As a result of this ruling D ckr-t 221°L a do2fcll "theme" girls was immediately established in front of the fair headquarters.
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    Better Discipline For Australian R. A. F.
    168 17 London Sept. 1. for fhe improvement of the Royal Australian 'toI 1,1(1 w report just published in Canberra Ur Mirshal Si» Kdward Ellington, Inspector-General ho h is been in Australia fotio*r!ag a tour of air bases tlr far East. h< i rgantsatton .tr
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    "RUGGER" MAIL RAIDERS
    64 17 Three daylight raiders played Rugby xer a bag of registered mail carried by i I T ,P°f tman ta Hazelvii!e-road. Unrer Hcllodway. London N. After one raider had brought down thr. postman with a flying tackle, the second neatly fielded the bag and passed it to a
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    GERMAN ORDER FOR EGYPTIAN MINISTER
    35 17 Alexandria. Sept. 2. TYERR Hitl'ir has conferred the Grand Cordon of the Order of the German Eagte on Abdel Fattah Yehia Pasha, Egyptian Acting Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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    GREEK WARSHIPS IN MALTA
    90 17 Tv,,,,, Malta, Sept. 2. WELVE Greek warships are expected here to-day on a visit returning that made by the British Fleet to Athens last year. Crown Prince Paul is accompanying the visit on board the cruiser "Giorgios AverofT." and will rank as Commander for all purposes
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    KIDNAPPED POLITICIAN FOUND DEAD
    209 17 POLICE HUNT MURDER GANG Paris, Sept. 2. P0 n r t iL S art l !h T l>aris and othor >>«nch dtiea yesterday be behindN f. 3 Cheka believed to recent"" P ,Cal aRd ™«nler cases com- The discovery in the Seine of the body of
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    B.-P. ILL, MISSES WELCOME
    54 17 Lord Eaden-Powell, the Chief Scout remained aboard the liner Orduna owing to indisposition when the liner a-rived ond ß r y iH ia^ ik :,i celand with 460 Splits ana Girl Guildes. A great welcome for Lord and Lady Baden-Powell and their daughter had been arranged
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      132 17 HltlSl STOP WATCtIS. Just received! High class Swiss made chromium wrist stop-watches with luminor i dials. Th- ideal wrist watch for the spoilsman! Kindly call for inspection! Ctttplele with leather strap $5.53 Complete with i-hromium strap §J |j POSTAGE EXTRA. V. 11. KIAT A CO., LTD., p 6 ROBINSON ROAD.
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      109 17 MULL ARD MASTER VALVE that's what it's known as the valve that gives A MAXIMUM OP SERVICE With A MINIMUM OF TROUBLE as all users v/ill tell ycu who have it m their Radio set. IT CAN BE FIXED TO ANY BRITISH RADIO SET. If your valve gives trouble get
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    FILM DIRECTOR'S GENEROSITY
    154 18 CUTTING an unique example in the present movement in Hankow of soliciting 300.000 gift packages for the Chinese soldiers at various war fronts, Mr. Lo Ching-yu, associate director of th e China Motion Picture Studio, has contributed a letter in which he announced that the recipient will
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    CHINESE WOMEN ON THRESHOLD OF A GREAT FUTURE, FORM ARMY OF AMAZONS, FIGHT FOR COUNTRY
    986 18 Young China Moves West *JOT enough has been said or written ab.'iit the education proch vines of the women of China. It ha? been the influence of Madame Chiang Kai-shek that has established the recent
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    TYPHOON STRIKES SHANGHI, CAUSES SEVERE FLOODS
    52 18 To add to the troubles of Shanghai, a typhoon struck the city causing severe damage from flood, wind and fireOne man was electrocuted, many others were injured by falling debris and hoardings. Photo shews deep flood* in a street of Shanghai after the typhoon.
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    Inland Creek Traffic Resumed
    88 18 .mater communication! in the west crn district of Shanghai, after beng interrupted for several days, have been partially restored. Between 70 and 80 boats heavily la--len with rice from Changshu and Wu.h arrived daily along soochow Creek r i-.c cereal was purchased by members I the
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    NEW RECRUITS FOR CHINESE RED CROSS
    377 18 REPRESENTING the answer to an appeal fo r recruits for the Chinese Red Cross held ambulance unit*. 206 rovtkg m\m\ from over 500 applicants have left Hankow for Chani>h trnfan Hunan Province, where tney will be given one month's training in first-aid preparatory to
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    Permanent "Offer Gold" Organisation For Canton
    253 18 T With ft/M* the people of Canton participated in the "Oiler Gold" campaign, as well as the number of petitions from efferent organisation for permission to continue made it necessary to hoH a meeting the representatives of the Provincial, Municipal, Reveille and Pofcee organisations
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      81 18 I (bculy, China, iPaqtL FJitn/Bv TII. T I Step this way! A social evening a few friends your old friend Johnnie Walker providing the entertainment next morning, no regrets... a stride as brisk and active as Johnnie Walker's own. Johnnie Walker's flavour distinctively clean refreshing proof of the purity and
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      9 18 GREAT EASTERN OPIICAX CO t75. South Bridire Road. Singapore
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      87 18 THE NEW Streamlined REMINGTON Portable CONCAVE KEYCARDS, provide an <"' new degree of operating comfort, speed ana beauty. SELF-STARTER PARAGRAPH M an exclusive Remington convenient > \fiLE PAPER SIDE GUIDE. IMPROV«J CARRIAGE LOCK to protect the escapei when machine is being carried. EX< 1 GEARED TYPEBAR ACIION, insuring posilivt action
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    297 19 untit led WILL DISCUSS untitled IN untitled (United Press.) Wardha. Sept. 7. T:" 1 Ul Congress in o ttoir ajritatiftrt for constitutional re- i ba dtfemttd Al Cdngrew Ho-kin,, tV, mm tt(l( t() ~c n's month. invested !ii\ interest since the iv i if tome p befon the All UtW
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    SEND-OFF TO CONGRESS MEDICAL UNIT
    196 19 Bon Voyage! iKS the eve of their departure for China by s.s. 'Rajarutana' on Saturday last (Sept. 10), the Congress Medical Unit were given a fiid-en" and wished 'bon voyage* by the Indian Youth League. Singapore. The members of the League went or. board the
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    RS. 15,000,000 LOAN
    101 19 (United Press.) h i ladras antve decided to I Rs. 1.V003.--\m rores I to-day, HJ WM reparable at par on 3 per rent. loan, a Govern- be utilised iv« capi- works and Agriculturists; n he who c Madras Oov- ent will them'.ooo (forty mder their con- aining
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    Gandhiji Welcomes Those Who Agitate Against Him As His Sons
    745 19 (United Press.) Poona, Sept. 7. U« >\V Mahal ma Gandhi welcomed thoae who disobeyed him, as his own son-, and allowed them ace omodation in his small hat to agitate against hrn, Ii grapHicaHy described by Mr Maitadev Desni, his
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    30 19 (United Press.) So they are there, half a dozen of them v/ith their attendants. Let me add that they are making no msa arc! i re well-behaved i United pre>>.i
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    Civil Liberties Union Condemns Repression In Travancore State
    335 19 (United Press.) Iv Bombay, Sept. 7. |«a communication addressed to the Dewan cf Travancore protesting against the firing by the state Military and the promulgation of a special Ordinance through a Royal Proclamation, the Secretary of he Indian Civil Überties Qui Bf
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    136 19 (United Press). THE Secretary. A.I C C. Office, Alia habad, says that the Constitute:! Sub-Committee of the Congress Will meet at Delhi on Sept. 20 and ?1 prior i« the Working Commtffee and A.IX r meetings which t eminence at Delhi on Sept. 22 and Sept. 24, re-pectively.—United
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      22 19 GH T 8 prefer S£z wary to S, 'now als„ ■VW'dy floors I 1 >««mmfti Polish your floors with 4 Mansion WPS
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      159 19 Daily India Page Edited by C.S. Muthukn'shnan, B.Sc. Qood as new after SUNLIGHT SOAP'S J j I SUNLIGHT IS SAFE^^ L f 1 pnriis and mildness of I A Sunlight Soap mak<- it ideal U f hant^s keeps th <- m from getting harsh and rough. heap harsh soaps onh
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    LARGEST BRUNEI OIL FIELDS
    14 20 Seria oilfield, one of the largest oilfield s in Brunei.
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      93 20 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS bririg you RESULTS for only 3 CENTS per word in this paper 1 Continue giving W=m |H Babyhood is over, Mother's darling enters >% an ther s P here r ad'ant childhood, full of I Promise. He is eager to take his place in <8|& a bus X
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      301 20 f J Mm 1 m\WkW \W\ mW\. Mm\\W J ft I JT^^Ptß LARGE SIZE (8 oz.) 65? (Contains as much as a large bottle) J y HANDY SIZE (4 oz.) 35? 'S^Bft SIMPLE subtraction shows that \Wsk\\^m^K^riwA buying Andrews in the Economy Tin saves you 45 cents on the large
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      4 20 NEWSWI *»''NB Saturdays Nt >
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      11 I The Malaya Tribune PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, September 14, 3938. No. 16.
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      B.B.C. PLANS TO EXTEND THE TELEVISION SERVICE
      324 I Possibilities Discussed TIIK possibilities of extending the A 8.8.C.'a television service to the .British Provinces wore discussed DJ the Deputy Director-General of the 8.8.C-, Mr. C. (i. Graves, in a talk that he broadcast on the < j v<> or the opening of
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      King's Librarian Will Broadcast Story Of Windsor Castle
      243 I than eiprht hundred Windsor Castle, the fortress that crowns overs) a hil twentyu? the River Thames has heen a reside British Sovereign. -.table that it should be-..-land's most popular rid to-day visitors to are thousands every ovei the world—are at ason, to
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      Conquering Distance
      129 I THE following message waa Riven to the Calcutta Station of the All-India Radio by Poet Rabindranath Tagore on the occasion of the recent inauguration of the new Calcutta Shortwave Station:— Earth is endowed With the privilege of the gods And the chariot of her voice Is allowed to
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      Readers' Query Corner
      472 I N.B.—Readers' questions are answered free, but each one must be accompanied by a t4 Query Coupon" to be found on this page. It is MOST important that all queries should be addressed to the Malaya Tribune, and NOT to Broadcasting House. Will contributors please make a note
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        22 I re ai Yourself t0 a new EMER S O N RADIO otnt Trial stents: H. L. Carter Co v pore: Phone 6618.
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        20 I QUERY COUPON This coupon is available until Sept. 20, 1938. and must accompany aM •■W!" M. T. Sept. 14, 1938.
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        167 I 1 /o k Reliable ad.io epairs Consult Radio Sound Experts H. L Carter fir Co., Singapore: 'Phone 6618. THEN PICKED f*—-— PHILIPS!/.. i operation with Converter Unil end tingle 6-volt car battery. eb!e high-performance radio. WmHĕß H Guesswork wouldn't do for KS-.IJ^ j i? SI M..\ so lie .r ied
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        94 II j ENTIREL V NEW~ I 1939 I "IfisMasfei%%ice" AMERICAN I *V I SPECIAL "O" RADIOS MODELS ARE HERĔI I POSITIVELY I Better than eveb" YOU SIMPLY MUST LOOK INTO THIS I WE KNOW YOU WILL BE SURPRISED-YOU WILL BE ASTOUNDED THAT A RAn.n I so bea™ am> „o evebv FE
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        2130 II /WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES)' s f 6.20' Gym, SEPT. 14 NIKOM COLOMBO PARIS I LONDON SINGAPORE a.m. YDC 1515 <198 m) VPB 6.16 Mcs (48.7 TPA-2 15.24 Mc s (19.7 j TRANSMISSION 5 750 ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mc/s) J2O Gymnastics. Mo #1 o P-m. GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) 1U
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        84 III EMERSON RADIOS 10 and 15 Valves $70 to $375 Performance and Price competitive to any other receiver Ask for free Demonstration: M.&E. Nathan, 25 29, Orchard Road, Singapore. 'Phone 4856. HOMELITt) Pili.\ii|j; BLOWER. tHOMELITE PORTABLE GENERATOR. Each unit has a built-in air-cooled Engine designed to work on Diesel on weighs
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        1959 III |gl SEPT. 16 I °1S _BR OADC A S T PROGRAMMES! Ir^i"^l I nsmission s NIROM I SPANISH I isus >"•> am YDC 1515 mcs (19.8 m.) COLOMBO ROMF podti ir*i irec Brahms -4. Gymnastic, p m VPB 616 Mcs »•> IRO «fffl» PORTUGUESE .'Kn£n"v£ 6 STtt ""Sophonc mv Or.-
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        124 IV ONG RADIO SERVO 12. Aiiwal Street. SFor Reconditioned Radios Radio-Grama and Amplifiers at Bargain Prices. or easy terms arranged. General servicing to all Manes of Set* at lowcharges. We have good used original parts for all Seta. Write us your requnemenis and Bargain "CLEAR-TONE" Sound Public Address Systems! J for
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        2358 IV sun. sept, is I WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES J"*sin iContinued froyn pafft uij c NIROM LONDON r mmMmmmmmmmmmmmm COLOMBO MANILA 1; 40C 15.15 Mc s (19 8 m.) TRANSMISSION 5 f VPB 6.16 Mc s (48.7 m KZK'I 953 Mc s (31.3 m.) ?:To Church Service. GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.)
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