Malaya Tribune, 9 August 1939

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1 IV Malaya Tribune
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed La r&est bales VOL XXVI -No. 188. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1939 FIVE CENTO. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, August 9, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9, 1939 FIVE rt
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      546 1 Read Vie j g t > WAY i HIBIX E Dominant In Malaya MEDICAL DUST AND DIRT TEACH HIM THE "V B#%M CARRY DISEASE LIFEBUOY HABIT OPINION GERMS t HIS HEALTH 1 ,„rw. You are threatened in the safety DEPENDS ON IT! p ton everywhere arc m agree- rf home
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      127 1 <. owns SALONS AT PAGE 13. BATTERY ROAD, MAJESTIC HOTEL, 1 KTJALA LUMPUR. mmmmmuummmmmmmKm mtm n i ATTRACTIVE EMM E PROIHCT J SELECTION OF StatularJ Specifications 1 An I B>B \«.Lantpn I Ifi 1 CO NSV M t. mMPARA m TIVELY LESS AMOUNT 01 CARS CURRENT FOR. THI Mtfl ILLUMINATION.
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      474 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1 932) LIMITED. vice between Rangoon, Penang, Port SweUenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets t<, China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 p.m "Hong Siang" Aug. 9 "Hong Siang" Sept. 11,
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      441 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA ««acorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 StANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 BANGALORE 6.000 Aug 20 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 8 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Sept. 22 I BHUTAN 6.100 Sept. 23 1 BEHAR 6.0C0 Oct. 2 CHITRAL 15,000
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      489 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD, (incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 I mjL "ELBE"' Aug. 2D m.s. "COBURC" Aug. 31 s.s. "POTSDAM" omit- Manila, North China and Yokohama S»pt. *ss "GNEISENAU" omits North China feteP
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      272 2 Spore After Dark CAPIIGI.: "East Side of Heaven." ALHAMBRA: "Coniessions of a Nazi Spy." PAYIIION: "Newsboys' Home." MARLBOROUGH: "Toofan Queen." ROYAL: "Ilua Mv Lan." ROXY: "Yrs. Mv Darling Daughter." GA It KICK: "Garib-Ki-lope" and "Cha« trabakawali." EMPIRE: "SOS. Coast Guard" final chapters. HAPPY WORLD: "Happy Theatre: "Campus Confession" "Glory Theatxe:
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      221 2 To-day's Crossword "Ti 1 |a I P I I 4 I Fl FT" 1 B —i—* i ~jzzr I ii t 1 I »U■ ~mm.. .i iii. S pE j j j L L_L 14 15 16 j 17 j jr. fi. m ii j 111 19 20 21 E
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    531 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Tuesday. K tTBB£B Previous To-day Change R 1,1,1 Buyers Steady Steady Sellers 8 l 2 8J 2 /'September Buyers BV 2 8» 2 Sellers 8% 8 916 f1 16 (fcl Dee. Buyers 89 16 8 5 8 iig Sellers 8 916 8 916 fan
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    838 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. Aug. 8, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 8 -i.3 Austral Amal 4 4 7»/ 2 Austral Malay 38V 40,Ayer Hi tarn 19 9 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 11 9 18 o
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    57 3 Singapore. Tuesday. Tin at midday was $113 7 8 down and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 5 H cents, buyers October; December 23 13 16 cents, market very steady. All sections of the market wenextremely quiet after the holidays and although
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    EXCHANGES
    220 3 Singapore, Aug. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the daily clr cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2|4 London demand 2|4 1 vons demand 2055 Switzerland demand 241 14 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 9;i6 Montreal demand
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Wednesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Sllo 7 i; (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    22 3 The price of rubber at noon \r% Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28% (down 1 16); Sellers 1 28--\o (down 1 16).
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    PRODUCE
    160 3 Singapore, Aug. 8. R. (Siam> W. Coa.st No. I per Koyan R. <Siam) W. Coa.st No. 2 per Koyan R. <Siam» W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 $166 Rice Siam 2 $151 Rice Siam 3 $14') Siam Broken Rice No, $105 Siam Broken Rice No. 3
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    258 3 f.% Maynard Co, Ltd, $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 101 102 norn 4V,% 1007 red 1947 $1,600,000 Int. A/i% Mar 31 Sept. 30 106 108 norn 4»/ 2 1909 red. 1955
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      29 3 THE ASTERN UNITED SS| r f OHPORATION. LIMITED. Bt R K(-^A A i?J NE *OTO* VEHICLE, Tlo\ S l COMPENSA. Vvo^ BUC "ABILITY INSURANCE. STREET, KTNOAPCnS,. F. W. HALL,
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      199 3 The Mercantile Bank of India Ltd. AN AGENCY OF THE BANK WILL BE OPENED AT .JAFFNA, CEYLON ON AND Am ITH JUNE, 1939 OVERSEA- 1 I CHINESE I BANKING^! 1 CORP. ITPpM Undertakes banking tranaactiuna of every description. Plaoea at your disposal the multifarious services of Its Institution with branches
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      347 3 ItA.XK OF I lIIXA 'Incorporated In China by fecial Charter). 12, Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office MM. r 'ar: Manager's Office 0442. Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 0188-0 (able Address; < IU NGKCO". Paid Up Capita! Ch. $40,000,***** Reserve Funds in Exee.s.? of Ch. 3,200,000 00 Total Assets approximately
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      560 4 _lf____MM^_i_«^______M»fi Situation* JtozaitWANTED: Ey Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd 2a, Bast Reclamation, eificiem an. eaqjM iienced male snorthand Typ~: WANTED Expert typewriters mechan hxy'i i l .c\. ivtu Apply to Sraus Typ writer Agency, Singapore. <9t.6.A> WANTCD TEACHER Senior Cambridge qualification, must speak Mandarin or nokkiui. Salary $35 with furni.sned quarters.
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      646 4 LOAN V/ AN TED by person in good position $2,000 at reasonable interest. Will pay SlOO p.m. instalment pi as Xeit Replies to Box 851, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED "iris to learn Kebaya making embroidery and hemstitching, etc for particulars, call at 322, Geylang Road, Eingapore. HUSHAND AND WIFE wanted
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      489 4 LIM CHOON SENG Undertakers *>nd marble merchant, also artificial wreath, norcelain, photo and fresh flower wreath a de to order 81. Selegie Road. Tel. ,043. Singapore. (887 A> RELIGIOUS BOOKS. BIBLES. HelpsFundamental, instructive. Write C. H Lim, 310 D. Pudu, Kuala Lumpur. 'WIA« Salt NAS'H 1938. DONE 11,000 WSOMB, AS
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      498 4 Astrology I SINGAPORE. ILMUDDIN, AstroHoroscope Reader, 35 Years' 2600 EX H J THC ACID SRI ATMA-CHIN- TAN The only Genuine Seer in Malaya Pour' |L Answers guaranteea 01 m "ney refunded. Diagonising; and healing undertaken under NO-PAY contract. 12, Green Lane off Katong Road. HngiP«. I IBWMIOTRFOL FOWTTBLUHa Know you/
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      662 4 NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF M. ML MEYAPPA CHETTIAR late of No. 37 Jalan Pcnggaram, Batu Fa hat, deceased. Pursuant to Section 131 of "Tils Prcba'e and Adminis. ration Enactment, 1915" NOTICE is hereby given that all crcclitcrs, next-of-kin and .other persons having any claims or demands against the estate
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    ROOSEVELT DECLARES HIS HANDS ARE TIED
    129 5 jVb Power To Stop Outbreak Of War New York, Auir. 8. MV, at his first press conference the Coogntaa session ►resident Roosevelt declared thai Congressmen who had iirairsl revising the neutrality law had. if they were wrong !!i> hud practically no power to make
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    U.S. TO BARTER FATS AND OILS WITH GERMANY?
    59 5 New V.ark. Aug. 9. OOO.OOC lb. of lard may A re ing to some trade posed deai whereby would be barterds It is announced a two-party grcuo o-operation with shortly submit to German goods and •J be bartered for I oil. The
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    MOSCOW MILITARY TALK THIS WEEK
    43 5 Sir William Strang ;dcn yesterday eturn from Moscow, ting Sir William ssador) in discusSoviei Government. Mr 'aural European reign Office, where hi ci ties to-day. French military Moscow later th-s 0 conversations with tion headed by MarDefence Minister
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    RECORD HARVEST IN SOVIET UNION
    33 5 Official figures inest of the Union is previous record 7 120 million metrfc hi per cent, more had been gathered (i v: rnment colleeth the same date in
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    Care OF "Great Seal"
    33 5 The appointment tl* care and CBSSeal of the Realm" ol Lord Ifangham who is going to C3is announced in the The commissioners Wilfred Greene, rriman, Mr. Justice •Justice Hallett.—
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    PEACE TALK IN PARIS?
    91 5 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 9. GREAT reserve is being maintained over a meeting yesterday between M. Bonnet (French Foreign .Minister) and Count Yon Welczeek (German Ambassador). There is some reason to believe that during the talk the question of FranceGerman press relations was raised. It is also
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    German Army Takes Cher Hitler Youth Movement
    315 5 Big-Seale Nazi Manoeuvres Reuter. Berlin, Auk. inoj phase ol Germany's motorised manoeuvres, which are described as probably the largest ever held in this country, began yesterday with exercises in crossing the rivers near Rissa, about 20 miles north-west of Dresden, where engineers and
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    Bomb Thrown At Police
    35 5 Reuter. Jerusalem. Aug. 9.—A bomb was thrown yesterday at police outside the Palestine broadcasting studios. It exploded without causin» any casualties. The extent of the damage is not yet known.— Reuter.
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    FRANCO TO BE PREMIER OF SPAIN
    170 5 Reuter. Tangier. Aim. 9. What :.s described as a well informed Sourc< here states that General Franca becomes Prime Minister in the Spanish Cabinet, th.3 present Fv.ie.gn Minister General. General Jordsjia becomes Vice Premier and Minister with' ut Portfol'o. General Suncr remans Minister of
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    N. Z Premier Better
    41 5 Reuter. Wellington. Aug. B.—The Hon. M. J. Savage who underwent an operation U stated to be following "a normal course."' He is described W "vcr\ bright. The doctors consider It unnecessary to make a furu.ai bulletin -Renter
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    A. P. C. Offices In Bangkok
    341 5 JHE Bangkok newspaper "Siam Rashdra" states: The Asiatic Petroleum Company have decided to close their offices in Bangkok No information Is available as to whether the Standard-Vacuum Oil Company will take a similar step. Thai nationals employed by the first named Company are finding
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    New British Peace Plan?
    113 5 Reuter. Berlin. Vug. 9. THE German press is in full cry after the Polish paper Czas, to which il attributes the suggestions that Polish guns might blow Danzig to bits. The Nachtausgabe refers to "dangerCos Polish war agitation by order of London and Paris' and declares
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    KING TO VIEW RESERVE FLEET
    118 5 Reuter. London. Aug. 9. THE royal yacht Victoria and Albert left Portsmouth yesterday for Wey mcuth where the King will join her to- j day to inspect the Reserve Fleet at Portland. The Admiralty yacht Enchantres.also left Portsmouth last night with members of the Board
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    Kents In Greece
    45 5 London. Aug. 9 According to an Athens report, the Duke and Duchess of Kent are expecied at Salonika tomorrow from Belgrade. They will embark tor F c in the Royal Yugoslavian vaeht with Princess Olca. sis Lei of the Duchess —British Wireless.
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    MOTION FOR RECALL OF N.S.W. GOVERNOR
    159 5 Reuter. Sydney Aug. VOTE of censure on Lord Wakehtust, Governor of New South Wales, is to be moved by Mr. Lanir, Leader of the Labour Party, on Aug. 22, in the N.S.W. Assembly. Mr. Lang stated that the motion of censure v/culd be a
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    CONSCRIPTS CAN EARN COMMISSIONS
    39 5 London. Aug. 9. -Militiamen called up under the Compulsory Military Training Act will be able to earn commissions in accordance with the training programme and regulations made public by the War Office to-night British Wireless.
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      218 5 B. I. S. N. CO., LTD. Shaits oromanod Coast ports and Madras Net ice is heretiy given that the 8.1.5. N. c -.*> steamer •ju.av.a will Bft'J from Singapore at atonr p.m. en Thursday 10th August foi ras Via Coast ports. 801 JSTED A CO.. I/I I». Agents. 8.1.S N
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    77 6 Reuter. London, Aug. 8. Th- Stock Exchange experienced one oi the gui' test sessions for some time, owing to the absence of interest. Prices are nevertheless generally firm, particularly rubbers which tended to strengthen in sympathy with the improved United Kingdom stock position. In commodities wheat is easy
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    101 6 London. Aug. 8. Paris 17P 23 32 INc York 4682 16 Montreal 4.68 1 Hai i f :!7^ 'i 1 Geneva i Amsterdam 8.79' 2 I Milan !3 I Berlin n 66% :,ishon :10% Belgiun. 1166% Athens r.47 1 Sto4 UlOlm IP 39 Copenhagen 22.40 I Oslo 19
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    292 6 Singapore, Aug. 8. MINING Buyer* Seller* '/mpats 3 8 4 1 Ayer Hitams 19 6 21,- Tiitams 0 31 0.33 Selangors i 16 i.zu Hongkong lin 18 6 17 6 Bangrins 18 6 iy J 1 Chandtrianga 18 6 19 b Hong Fatts 0.58 o.oi
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    RAWANG TIN FIELDS' NEW DREDGE
    449 6 nAWANG Tin Fields, Limited report for r the year ended March 31 states: Operations wet* restricted In accordance with quota releases. The allowed rate of Tree Quota for export for the year averaged 29 62b per cent, as against 73.75 per cent, of assessment for
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER Or COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    147 6 No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 28 9 16 28 11 16 No. IX R S.S FOB in cases Aug. 28 13 16 28 15 13 G.F.A.Q R.S.S. F.O B in bales 28 b 28 5 8 F A Q. R.S.S. F O B.
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    What Readers Are Saying CABARET GIRLS IN MALAYA
    205 6 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir.—I was astonished to read the re- marks made by Mr. A. B. Jordan, t taiy for Chinese Affairs, at the Imperial Social Hygiene Congress in London with regard to cabaret girls in Malaya. Few
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    MALAYA'S FOOD SUPPLIES
    938 6 I To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir—As far back as 1937 and again in the following year. I advocated through the medium c; your paper that the Malayan Governments should allow non-Malays to plant rice so that Malaya need not be dependent on Slam and
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    SHOTS AT SCOTTISH COMPANY MEETING
    82 6 Reuter. Lend clerk's frantic cry of "Help! Something terrible ha he ran from a company directors' meeting at Peter) shire, yesterday, had a sequel in the appearance in th< I of George Birnie An The meet in? was therland. Ltd., */hi< h sive omnibus anu
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    30 6 Singapore. Tuesday untitled nEnglish speking Chi produced befor Mr L 1 magistrate on a etuurg< priating a gold ring v longing to Wee Chve Men mi postponed Ui Aug is
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    MALAKA PINDA
    35 6 The output of the Malacca Pinda Rubber Estates Ltd.. amounts to 38,900 pounds for the month of July 1939, making a of 447,521 pounds for the eleven months of the current financial year.
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    AMBULANCE SERVICE
    67 6 The number of calls attended by the Accident Ambulance Service during the month of July 1939 was 293. and of these 33 were to cases outside Municipal limits. The cases are classified as follows: Motor car accidents 31, motor lorry accidents 18, motor bus accidents 2, trolley car
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      100 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and Prices from S2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAY V 1934 LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala I.uinpui Inoh, Pr* ang. I II I It-I ALL If your hair is t*hin or grows slowly; ii it falls off in patches or generally; if you en ounter
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    CO-OPERATORS PLANNING FOR 1944
    988 7 ING for 1944" was the title of an address by Mr. G. HawM.C.S., Acting Director of Co-operation, before the All an Co-operative (Conference held in Ipoh last week end. has boon cliosen ior aid M r The five ;t *r plm and a h on for
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    Taiping Wedding
    112 7 From Our Own Reporter) Taiping. Monday. THE Gospel Hall at Main Road, Taiping. was the venue of a very pretty wedding on Saturday morning, when Mr. Loke Ho Thong, Taiping representative of the TVihnno pron' 1 irid co Cond '»11 of Mr. and Mrs. Loke Wan Seng of
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    ITALY AT MERCY OF INVADERS?
    114 7 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 8. THE Italian official view of the j Italian army manoeuvres is I questioned by Excelsior's Turin correspondent. Commenting on the claim that the Red" Invading army was thrown back over the Alps, the correspondent savr •This is not the opinion either
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    FOOD SUPPLIES
    653 10 THE: question oi Malaya's depend ence upon outside sources for essential supplies of food is not a new one. Indeed, for several years now the complexity of international affairs has thrown increasing light upon the urgency of the problem. The necessity of growing more rice and consequently being
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    WHY JAPAN PROVOKED THE CRISIS
    1055 10  -  A Tientsin Official Explains By C. N. JOYNER. BY a coincidence, the Chinese puppet, whose death led to the present Anglo-Japanese dispute at Tientsin, was killed in the Grand 'I heatre almost in the middle of the former American Concession. The area is n >w
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    Behind the News
    589 10 INVITATION to Poland to participate in the staff talks in Moscow, ii it is confirmed, may he taken as an indication that the Russian Government does not view the situation in Europe with any complacency. Russians were never great optimists, except in political experiment, and the Communist
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    BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF BRITISH AIR DEFENCE
    423 11 Every Attacking Plane Detected Reuter. London, Aug. the first day of the biggest mock air war ever carried out ever Britain, ihe Air Ministry issued a communique stating that every attacking plane crossing the coast had been detected and reported by the listening posts
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    Wave After Wave Of Planes
    164 11 The air "war" broke out at. eight o'clock last night for "Wt-stland, an imaginary state comprising over twenty countries to the east ol the southern half of England, including London. Westland tighter squadrons and their ground organisation were anxiously on watciti. as the time and
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    Teppering The Skies
    21 11 I posted lo anti-aircraft acquainted uith a S- h "7, on rati i mi .it Arbor field i
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    SHANGHAI MOBILISES
    53 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Aag. 9. Willi anniversary of the outbreak of the Sinoi in Shanghai tat band, all foreign li, together j •itfe and special police. the 2nd i this morning. L Scaforth HighI of U.S troops and have aiW of barbed W particular f against f ds" in
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    New "Low" For China Dollar But No Inflation
    67 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Ag*. 9. i 'ii*' hmese NationfwljJ Ll slumped a fraction 8 at pence, rd.—Renter. Govern- ie Cent B ink cl China I. England for the usand million considerable i circles, has official circle v ol Finance s were signaccording to
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    Two Attacking Planes Missing
    87 11 Reuter. Clacton, Aus 9. ItfAL'fON-on-Nazc and Aid- brush lifeboat! are reported to have left their stations to reareh for two R A F bombers believed missing between the Sunk lifcht vessel and Shipwash Shoal, oft* the coast of Eseex R.A.F. speedboats are reported to be participating
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    Anti-British Campaign Intensified In N. China
    202 11 CHURCH CONGREGATION ARRESTED Reuter. I Peiping, Aug. 9. 1 THE Japanese hand in the anti-British movement in North i China is becoming clearly apparent. Very reliable sources declare that when the congregation of a Baptist church in Taiyuanfu were arrested the trucks in which
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    TIENTSIN OUTRAGES
    47 11 British Officials Request Guards Reuter. Tokyo. Aug. 8 i Following th 3 recent attacks on British commercial premises in TienW.n, the British Consul-General has man* representations to the Japanese ConsulGenera] and has also **ksd *ne Japanese m litary to detail soldiers TO guard such premises.—Renter.
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    THAILAND'S POLICY: A WARNING
    73 11 Reuter. Chungking, lAng. v. AN nppeal to Thailand (Siam) to end the antiChinese mi vcment, and warning to Brit an and Fiance of the seriousneas »>i" the alleged pro-Japanese devdrrpmert in Thailand art* contained in articles in the "Joint Daily News.' This official newspaper declares {hat
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    DANZIG TENSION SLACKENS
    199 11 Reuter. Danzig, Aug. I>. WHILE Danzig awaits the return of the Nazi leader, Herr >Forster from his riavt to Herr Hitler there I ore indications thai the tension ol I the week-end has Slackened. ■It i expected that Hen Greiscr. President oi the Danzig Senate, will meet
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    Tokyo Talk Imperilled By New Outrages
    868 11 Japan Still Undecided On Axis Reuter. London. Aug. 0. TPHE British Ambassador return, d lo Tokyo yesterday from his week end holiday and yesterday evening, according to Tokyo press reports, he had a private conversation, which lasted for some time, with Mr. Kato. the
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    AGENTS OF THE JAPANESE
    21 11 White Russians in Tientsin who are reported to be helping the Japanese to organise the anti-British nn-vcrnpnt
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    Singapore Ex – School Cadets As Reservists Representations May Be Made To Govt.
    261 12 Singapore Ex School Cadets As Reservists Representations May Be Made To Govt. TRAINING EXPENSE LARGELY WASTED? Tribune Staff Reporter) pEPRESENTATIONS may R shortly be made U «c authorities for an lo be set up to establish contact with es-school cadets as a solution to the reenritiiMl nroWeni of cerUin volunteer
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    CHINCHEW ON $5.000 BAIL
    85 12 Singapore. Tuesday. CTATBO to he the ihinchew 9m f the Straits Steamsh.p t>-« I vessel, s.s. Larut. Tan Kun Kiat, 5.» ->7-year-old Straits-b.in thin- 1 e>e. was accused to-day Mr J. Fletcher-Cooke, third po- lice magistrate, of criminal breath ■If trust as a servant in respect
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    Singapore As Film Centre
    148 12 Singapore, Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S central position makes it an ideal centre for headquarters for film distribution stated Mr. L. Britton, R.K.O. representative on his arrival to-day b> P. O. ship "Corfu." Mr and Mrs. L. Britton have Just completed a round the world cnuse and have come
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    SOCIAL DIARY
    12 12 Wednesday, Aim. P. Elementary School Sports-Jalan Besar 2 20 p.m.
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    Captain Gives Evidence At Inquiry
    246 12 rpHE pnliininaiy inquiry in which a Hainancs", Liau Fong Soon formerly head "hoy" to Capt. J. L Sinclair, stands charged with attempted murder of Lim Chit Keng. voluntarily causing hurt to a woman Goh Ah Seng, and attempted suicide by drinking a fluid, was continued
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    WHARF FIGHT WHICH HAD FATAL SEQUEL
    547 12 Europen Steam an Bound Over Singapore, Tuesda/. AS a sequel to a fight at godowns four and five of the Singapore Harbour Board, in which Able Seaman Thomas Middleton, aged 39, was killed on Aug. 5. John Cooper, another able seaman on the ship
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    "MOULUD FEAST"
    34 12 The President, Inche M. Hassan, ana the members of the Geylang Serai C. I have issued invitations for a "Moulud Ftast" at the club premises, Geylang Load, on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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    MR. A. M. CANNAN
    48 12 i Mi. A If. Carman, of the linn 01 1 (vy and Co., and Mrs. Carman )ei Singapore to-day by the Hector fo: Shanghai. The Singapore office o? l evy and Co. has been Closed and Mr I Carman returning to tne bead offic<
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    CHANDU SHOP THEFT
    63 12 The Police arrested two men at 3 30 p.m on July 30 for alleged theft of a quantity of chandu. The men who gave their names as Yeo Ah Chok and Yeo Ah KvNuiig were alleged to have broken into the Government Chandu shop at Chuich Street
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    Regular Business In Disguised Bicycles
    225 12 pVO Chinese, Yong Wah and Ho Kai, who pleaded guilty to a charge of theft ol bicycles, were to-day sentenced to nine months' rigoiouj imprisonment and three months' rigorous imprisonment respectively by Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate. Yong Wah, who had four previous convictions,
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    More Troops From India
    288 12 Singapori INTENDED partly for Singapore and partly for olhei Malaya, more troops are arriving from India towan the cad uf this week. No information is available at the local h< to the strength of these reinforcements. Bringing the total of fresh arrival- j ol troops to
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    Rain Did Net Spoil Attendance At Exhibition
    100 12 (From Car Owa Bcparta Kuala Uuapar, Fatah] THE ram Mi the lasl Lira of the MAII A I\ In bit* did not deter lar? i rwts ma enjoying themseh exhibitors and the risitw vote the exhibition a i dons sucn ss The attendance
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    Inebriated Indian Fined $3 For False Fire Alarm
    304 12 (From Oar o.vn Correspondent) Muar, Monday. AT 8.20 p.m. last night, the alarm I bell at the Muar Fire Brigade shrilled and firemen at once got ready. A message was also sent to j the Police Station and Policemen gathered at the
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    LEAVING BY ARAMIS
    44 12 Mrs Lee Choon Guan. M. 13 E., Mi I < B Ch; r. Tuan and Mr. and Mrs. Job I I aycock nnd daughter are leaving by the Aran.is to-dry for Saigon en route to Daiat. where they will stay about month
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    CORFU ARRIVES
    18 12 Singapore V. homeward w>yag< f.om Japan and Lhrec adult ■■>■ and seven Ull Sixty-tw«» thi ob ;ard.
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    Mr. J. Shellim Arrives Here
    22 12 Mrs. J. Bhellim lind Orlmberi morning to spt n< Singapore Sh< from Calcutta joining he r hen
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    RACIAL CULTURE DEPENDS ON MALAYAN EDUCATION
    1365 13 TEACHERS CONFERENCE OPENED (l rom Our Own Rcportei) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. t,|| the most representative conference that has yet been We have here delegates from organisations that cater jm a u pcs of education existing in Malaya. I would like to stress ential unity
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    Eurasian Woman Granted Divorce
    626 13 Singapore, Tuesday. lAX the ground of adultery com- -mitted by her husband Augustine I Anthony Monteiro and Kirn Neo at i*» place described as a "brothel I house," a decree nisi, to be made abi solute within six months, was grant!ed to-day to Km iris Monteiro
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    AIR MAIL
    15 13 0 An Imperial Air Mail is due to-morrow. Another is due on Friday.
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    Falling Coconut Kills Coolie
    129 13 (From Our Own On-respondent) Kuhm, .Aug. 8. A VERDICT of accidental death, camed by the falling nf a coconut on the head, was returned by H. 11. Tengku Abdulr ihman, the District Officer. Kuhm. sitting as a Coroner, at an inquiry into the death of Low
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    Given Another Chance
    155 13 Singapore. Tuesday. *'T HAVE in mind sending ynu to prison ri;;ht away. It is r mean offence getting into the house of a friend and stealing his money," the third police magistrate (Mr J. FletcherCooke) told 8 youth this morning, when he came up for sentence. The
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    SUNDAY'S ORGAN RECITAL
    155 13 jyj.a. Werner Baer, will give another organ recital at the Memorial Hall on Sunday evening, beginning at 9.15. These recitals have become very popular, for Mr. Baoi is a master of the instrument, and a large audience is expected. Mr Baer will have the assistance of Mrs.
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    Wanted To Try Army Diet!
    136 13 Singapore, Tuesday. I HAVING heard on the authority of the words of the old Song that "Our Army's Fed on Bread and Jam," Tan Gee Seng, mess attendant at Gillman Barracks, impressed by the results, decided to try the diet himself. Two days ago. as
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    INCIDENT AT
    82 13 Singapore, Tuesday. A European officer of a local steamer to-day pleaded guilty In the third court to a technical offence of trespass He was originally charged with wilful trespass by entering the compound of the guardroom at Fort Canning at 2.3D I m on Sunday after a dance
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    DEATH OF PROMINENT CHINESE
    112 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. MR. Cheali Tatto, a prominent member of the local Chinese community passed away at his residence in Green Hall. The deceased was the eldest sen of the late Mr. Cheah Chin Eok and was f>6 years of age. He leaves
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    GUARDROOM
    66 13 Ji was alleged by the prosecution that accused refused to leave though told to do so several times and the police had to be called. The charge was reduced to a technical offence, to which accused pleaded guilty. The magistrate (Mr. J FietcherCooke.' warned him to be careful In
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    Markets Take Courage From Wall Street
    602 14 CONSIDERABLE military and air re-inforcement of Malaya from Indii and elsewhere was the principal item of local news this week, state Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly market review. While on our part extending a welcome to our guests and expressing satisfaction at
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    MURDER INQUIRY CONTINUES
    142 14 Singapore, Tuesday. FURTHER evidence was recorded when the preliminary inquiry into the case in which Chua Tow Seng and Lim Ah Kee are charged with the murder of Sim Keng Whatt, was resumed to-day. Aw Kee Seng is charged with abetment. Deceased was found lying dead by
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    JEWEL-BEDECKED "VAGRANT"
    117 14 Singapore, Tuesday. A woman who appeared In Court on a vagrancy charge aroused the Court's curiosity through her neat appearance and a display of jewellery, which she admitted was "silver." the first aroused the curiosity of a c police constable late on Sunday i tght vhen she was
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    Fined For Selling Return Half Of Ticket
    132 14 Singapore, Tv is lay. [{ARBAN Singh, a 26- year-old Sikh, was ordered by the Court to give up $2 50. proceeds realised on the sale of the return hall of a ticket which he had boimht at Kuala Lumpur for $7 5d and
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    Veteran Planter's Promise
    101 14 (From Oir Own Correspondent) Teluk Anson, Monday. I HAVE been keenly following the acti- vities of your Association and although I could not do something concrete for you owing to lack of time, I assure you that when I go Home and meet some ol the directors
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    DEATH OF MH. SCHIFFNER
    226 14 funeral took pi. Cemetery of Mi whose death was re< iy Tribune yesterday. The Rpv. H B. Am t lyian Metliodist Miservice. Among those pros i.Wild, acting Consul Messrs. P. Lien hard < p derlein, H. van der V, G. Bruestlein. H.O v. C. Corai. and
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    VALUATION OF SHARES
    168 14 A MATTER relating tj i.,a'. M Hinnam and Littii heard in the High tice Pedlow when I King Nam who died int this year, was brought up for m< I Mr. Chung ThuttPitl petitioners, and Mr. L. B Gib ing Attorney-C Crown. The deceased. Mr F said
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    DUTCH CABINET
    54 14 Reuter. The Hagm A i Hr. De Qeer is m difficulties in in cfl »1 net, and he ma ha i ta.sk. Dr Colijn'; o* ofMßate, ai"i then Minister, Hr. Van D? <he post again. Hi D plates a governmi lies. Socialists, Radii bistoricaJs. bui in tha Minister.
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    GERMAN PLANE CRASHES
    302 15 Rangoon, Aug. 3« ane of the newly instituted Deutsche Lufthansa rasheo at the Mingaladon aerodrome, Rangoon, ight fire and was destroyed. The crew and just managed to escape. e-enginad Junkers Itled down and apower and lower, igh the heavy rain, a loud crash. The ck the ed>re
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    S.C.C. BEAT MALACCA CLUB BY 122 RUNS
    578 15 J. C. L. Council G Auehmu'y I» Wheeler D F. Forbes c Kmg b Auchmuty A. F. Baughan c Robertson b Eliott in O L R Hills c Ewens b Stem 1« H L Despard b Wheeler J. G Rappoport c Robertson b
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    STRANG RETURNS
    16 15 Reuter. Mr. William Strang. Foreign Office Adviser, has arrived at Croydon from Moscow. -Reuter
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    GERMAN ARMS.... THREAT
    108 15 GERMAN ARMS. THREAT Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 8. A THREAT that Polish guns could shell Oanzie; attributed to a Polish paper is answered by a counter-threat. In a comment by the German NewsAgency declares: "Germany's patience in the face of this continual provocation will one day snap: then it may happen
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    I.R.A. EXPULSIONS
    36 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 8 The Home Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoar 1 signed four more expulsion orders B -ainst I R A suspects during the weekend, making a total of 61 to date.— I» Reuter
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    MORA WANS SUFFER A HEAVY DEFEAT
    378 16 Y.M.CA. WIN 5-2 IN DIV. 2 B. xxie .Moravians were tne first to I settle down although they were playing one man short. Hock Guan put Moravia one up when he had Taylor beaten with an angle shot. Attacking, the V's missed a scoring
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    Lad Footers Soccer
    19 16 Thc loliV.wink will pi torrid «"n.. Teci,. «ai 5,-ne 5h Vuix/'Sum Win3 Ne.erve. chin <,heon and
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    Y.M.C.A. Football
    59 16 The following have been selected to play Football for the V.M.C.A. against Moravia on Tuesday. Aug. 8 at 5 p.m. on the Prince Edward Road ground: Wee Aik Chan; M. Swyny. N. Pillay; G. J. Moxon. G. Ranatunga. Johari; W. McBeath. C. E. T. Kite. W. Mitchell. H.
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    August Women's Spoon
    41 16 Singapora. Wednesday. Twenty-eight cards were taken out for the August Spoon (Bogey* and the following were the three best scores returned:— Mrs. G E. Kerr All Square. Mrs. P. Crawley 1 down Mrs R W. McCreath 1 down.
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    CHINESE BOXER IMPRESSES IN AUSTRALIA
    139 16 London, *-N l il MAN making headlined in v Australia h a Chinese boxer who may reach the world's best m the bantamweights. He is Kui Kong-young, a -southpaw," who was bom in Honolulu of Chinese parents "1 years ago. Kui has been fighting as
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    COLD CUP EXTRANTS EXERCISED
    320 16 MrKT n tK /vy p Penang, Wednesday. OSTof the Gold up candidates were out this morning for training in prepara ion for Saturday's races, the final day of the Pen tTl»£ AU ih horS Worked on track, eThet at P«* work, half-pace work, or three-quarter pace
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    SOCIAL GOLF
    120 16 ■I, Singapore. Wednesday. There will be a social match between Golf Club at the Island Club on Tuesday. Aug 15. The following are the names cf thos e taking part: J JS Mrs. Elder (16) v. Miss S. Abed -13) a 50 Mrs. R. E. Earle (18) v
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    Sports Diary
    47 16 TO-DAY I cer: Div l Gordon vs. SC C Stadium. Div. 1. R.A. (C.) vs. Loyals -Change 2A. R.A.F. (T.) vs. Post Office.—Post Office. 28. R.A.F. (H Q t Far East vs. Changi tW.D.) Civilians. —o. H. B. Cricket: St. Andrew's vs. Fort Canning.— Tanglin.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    93 16 There will be a friendly game of soccer between the Harper Gilfillan lootball team and Chartered Bank Sports Club on Wednesday. Aug 9 at the Geylang Stadium Ground The sent 3 ng been chosen to re Pre- J Harper Gilfillan: Lim Kirn Liang Ng s a e ,Tm
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    FRIENDLY MATCH
    53 16 A friendly bootball match ha s been arranged and will take place at toe £L 12 betwee n the Geylang Team. the Indian M sli The *olk*j*ng will represent the i( n Puteh. Bakar Sulon-I-'iiiUil Rasol, Ahmad Alias. HamSah' Jamil Ibrahim. Keju. Haii Ah, Musbah Munchong and Ahmad
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    SEREMBAN'S 1st CENTURY OF SEASON
    128 16 Seremban, Monday. 5 THE first century of the season to J be scored at Seremban was hit J 2 up by Saverimuttu Uiis afternoon, 5 when played a chanceless innings Zof 112 runs (retired) for Mr. J Alexander's XI against Mr. Rin- toul's XI. In
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    Weights For Last Day At Penang
    315 16 ITUE following are the handicaps for the last day of ihe Penang Turf Club Gold Cup me?ting: GOLD CUP HORSES CALL 1 Miles 5 furs. Jack Druce 9.4 Sultana i Measure j 13 Co«:ltipt 'S.H Toyman 8.3 .'e:emiah 8.7 Sir Theobald 8.7 Royal Worlington
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    Singapore Badminton
    104 16 The following ties will be played off at the Singapore Malayali Association's Court in Race Course Lane on the dates given below, commencing at 5 p.m.:— Thursday. Aug. 10: Singles:—P. T. Paul vs. T. N. K. Menon: Doubles:—V E. Mathews and K. C. Cherian vs. A If. Cherian
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    P- &. T SPORTS COLONY CARRY ALL HONOURS
    703 16 P- T SPORTS COLONY CARRY ALL HONOURS r.um »ur ALTHOUGH raf, ground it did i o Jlampenthe enthu tetors which includec 0. M. Kidd. the A" -Ma cient. at the tweVtl pporta of the Po partment of Malaya on the Methodi grounds this The Colony carried all h ing won
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    PUBLISHERS ONE GOAL VICTORY IN DIVISION II
    302 17 Jaber Scores In Second Half Singapore, Wednesday. PUBLISHERS 1 R.A.O.C 0 JHE Publishers defeated the R.A.O.C. by a solitary goal scored in the second half in a division 2 A league soccer match played at the Stadium yesterday. The sodden condition of the
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    New Life Pary Wins
    64 17 I Wednesday. L A Court V contested singles and w Life BadHal Hospital X victory X Party by ers men- beat Tan H< Chun .am 15—13. harlie Yeo X B ..ri 1100 Chun and Ec H' >ng Soon m beat Victor W Choon 21 Barnabas and
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    R.A.F. RECRUITING
    36 17 London. Aug. 8. The total entry of pilots, observers, airmen and boys into the Royal Air Force since Apr. 1. Ls 15.403. compared with 7 537 during the corresponding period in I^3B.—British Official Wireless.
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    Rough Play Mars League Match
    183 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Monday. n" 1 gain marred the league match between the Govern"*nl Offices and the Hospital Club, which was played at the ■ai Club pad] ng yesterday eve ning. Rough play crept into the ;am Wriy in the match. to the
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    WATER LOGGED GROUND CAUSES POSTPONEMENT
    45 17 S THE FIRST DIVISION MATCH Z 1 BETWEEN THE RE. AND THE RAF BILLED FOR PLAY AT CHANG! YESTERDAY AFTER- J 2 NOON, DID NOT TAKE PLACE. HEAVY DOWNPOUR OF THE 5 NIGHT BEFORE RENDERED THE 5 FIELD WATERLOGGED. J
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    Blakan Mati Defeat P. Brani
    155 17 Singapore, Wednesday. Blakan Mati.. 3 Pulau Brani.. 1 JHE Royal Atrillery (Blakan Mati) yesterday defeated the soccer team of Pulau Brani to the tune of three goals to one in a Division 2A game. During the opening stages of the game the Gunners forced play
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    HOME CRICKET
    214 17 Reuter. Lon2 n, Au?. c. HOME cricket results arc us follows: Hampshire beat Kent by seven wickets. Kent 161 (Baring five for 671 end 83 (Baring five for 43, Knott four for 231. Hants 135 (Lewis six for 38) and ill for three. Gloucester won by an innings
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    Puppets Plan To Convene "Marionette Congress"
    214 18 Central News Hro Hongkong, Aug*. 5. ia attempt to organise a "central regime" having been balked by Wang Keh-min, the No. 1 puppet in Peiping, and Liang ttung-cnih. the leading marionette in Nanking-, Wang Ching-wei is a toe instigation of fapanese, is planning to
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    JAPAN WONT GIVE UP ANTIBRITISH MOVE
    120 18 Hongkong, \uc 3. FOREIGN cbscrveis in Tientsin and Peipinc biiieve (hat even if Britain F.hGuld submit at the Tokyo negotiations, Japan would not abandon thi anti-British moveaaent which i-, spreading like wild fir; in Jhe Japanese cities in North China, according to a Tientsin
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    4TH ARMY TO ATTACK SHANGHAI
    130 18 Central News Shanghai, Aug. 4. A LARGE scale counter-attack on Nanking and Shangnai on the eve e.f Aug. 13 will be launched by Chi-ne-e trocps of the New Fourth Army with the support of guerriPas. Most of these troops arc massed near Wus'.h in the
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    Malaya Gives Most To China
    52 18 International News. Hong Kong, August 4. "PHE total remittances from, overseas L Chinese for the war chests from November, 1938 to April 1939 amounted to $26 459,656.09 national currency, a check-up here disclosed to-day. Thi? largest remittances were from Malaya amounting to $10,969,423.52 Ir. ter
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    HOSPITAL IN CHINA INTERIOR
    327 18 THE United Hospital of the Associated Cniver.-ities at Chengtu, when its new building- is completed early next spring, v ill be the largest in China, and in equioment a close rival of the P.U.M.C. in Peiping-. This was assured by Dr Joseph Beech, veteran Americaneducator and
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    GENERALISSIMO CHIANG SAYS, "CHINA NOT RED"
    669 18 Chance Of Peace Now Slim Hongkong, Aug. 4. ECONOMICALLY, China is in a position to continue its resistance against the Japanese invasion indefinitely because the nation is largely agricultural and has learned to do without a large percentage of imported products, according to statemerts
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    ANTI-BRITISH DRIVE GROWS IN VIOLENCE
    332 18 Japanese"lgnorant" Of Ron in Activities Central News. ni'PATPuo Hongkong. Aug. 6. 1 M ~KS from i tentain report further aggravation of the Japanese-anti-British agitations in North China. Japanese agents have posted customs barrisrs at (he sections around Jient in, confiscating British goods destined for the
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    SHANGHAI PAPERS AGAIN THREATENED
    81 18 Central News. Hongkong. Aug. 6. Japanese-sifasklised terrorists con tinned to nm amuck in Urachal whence, v Is repoited, they may S e int ft l° Tti n concessions' to atta Ck neutral foreign-owned Chinese I language newspapers e,so It is reported that (he Japanese have arranged
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    GUERRILLA LEADERS GRADUATE
    120 18 j 808 Em- days and nights recently, 925 1 young men and women inarched and I countermarched through the hills of Hunan. The manoeuvres climaxed three months of intensive military and rjciiti cal training in the Hunan Training School for Guerilla Leaders. This is th? hist graduating
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    CHUNGKING FLOATING $300 MILLION BOND
    53 18 International News. Chungking, August 4 Wntvflv "I" be 10 VtntJ five years from Ja: vary 31 104? p. mi taws and other securM Rcpavment ol Inter X and C PD'ta taken care ol by the Con'- R other designated inlSg x VcU 22? *20n.000.000 ircm
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    "Russia's Not Leading Us"
    148 18 International News. sibility, -rae fangtsc mat test the hardest of a S pilots. The route •hung and down the X would take months paigninu. M,,(l I ■'»>- I With Chungking m Imo Chiang's hands Jaoai ■< A clear-cut military victory mu^ China's armies. She king, at
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    Political Prisoners Suspend Hunger-Strike For Two Months
    1524 19 Government's Assurance NIDIVIDUAL CASES W: -L. BE CONSIDERED United Press Calcutta, Aug. 4. rH «> ners of Dum Dv "nd Alipor, Central Gapls er-strike for two months from yesterday follow<d Sj. Suhbas Chandra Bose ;md Sj. Sarat had been interviewing the prisoners for
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    Two Prisoners Released
    112 19 United Press Calcutta, Aug. s—The United Press is informed by the Prisoners Release Subcommittee of the B.P.C.C. that following the suspension of hunger-strike Jogendra Nath Banerjee and Kalipada Bose, two prisoners lodged in Dum Dum Gaol, were released this morning. The former was convicted in connection with
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    RESOLUTIONS FOR CENTRAL ASSEMBLY
    193 19 United Press Simla, Aug. 1. A RESOLUTION urging the appointment of a committee of 11 members representing different parties in the Central Legislature to devise ways and means and recommend measures for the settlement of communal questions in different Governor's provinces and in the provinces under
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    83 19 United Press Calcutta, July 29.—Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Congress President, authorises the United Press to announce that he has cancelled his yesterday's notice calling the meeting of the Working Committee on Aug. 1 next in view of the fact that most of the members of the Committee would not
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    TABARRA AGITATION
    98 19 United Press Lucknow, Aug. 3.—Mr. All Zahir, M.L.A., who has resigned from the Tabarra Board owing to difference of opinion with other members of the Board, in course of a press statement, says: "I believe that continuation of the Tabarra agitation is harmful to the community and the
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    Subhas Base's Ultimatum To Bengal Govt
    589 19 United Press. Sj Subhas Chandra Bose exPyy* del ail the reasons that led to the suspension of ,'iungerstnke by the political prisoners. No harm, he felt, had been done to the cause by the adoption of this rotirse of action. The first and foremost
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    GANDHIJI URGES SUSPENSION OF SATYAGRAHA IN SOUTH AFRICA
    253 19 United Press. Wardhaganj, July 29. I jlf AHATMA Gandhi has issued the following statement on the proposed launching of passive resistance in South Africa on Aug. 1, urging suspension of the satyagraha:— 'T have been in telegraphic correspondence with Dr. Dadoo, leader
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    THE VICEROY AT CUTTACK
    116 19 United Press Cultack, Aug. I.—His Excellency the Viceroy had a busy day while in Cuttack yesterday and granted interviews to the Ministers and others, besides attending to official functions. Well informed circles believe that the talks of the Ministers with the Viceroy centred round the States
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    FAQIR OF IPI
    112 19 United Press Bannu, July 9 —The Political Agent, North Waziristan, with the previous sanction of His Excellency the Gover nor of N. W. Frontier Province, has prohibited all persons from having any intercourse or communication cf any kind whatsoever with the Faqir of Ipi, who has been
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    Joint Session Of Assam Legislature
    213 19 United Press Shillongr, Aug. 1. rpUE joint session of the Assam Assembly and C ouncil, which conies off on Aug. i. promises to be a stormy one. The session has been summoned for consideration of the Assam Agricultural Income-Tax Bid. a major measure of ihe
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    SPORTS IN JOHORE
    87 20 Jobore Pclice held their annna! ath!i»iit- mparts at .he school frovnd test u.ik. Aatoig thsse (:it were if.Si. rungka Mahkoti, thi Regent H.H. Tungka Ahmad, ih Hon. .Mr. IV. 1 < pj < ii \dviser, Mr. F. L. Shaw, Superintendent of Education, and several <ilhirs. Left, thy
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      16 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT Vol 2 -No. 10. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1939 FOUR PAGES
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      THEFT OF TYPE
      100 2 Singapore. Tuesday *'f had to do it, as I have a wife a; two children to support and ha 1 been out of work; a few days." Woi Sang. 32, admitted at the th;rd poli< court this morning when charged wihouse trespass and theft of vaiut 1
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      What The Stars Foretell
      307 2 5 to-morrow for all read- 5 ERS. BusiJiess prospects good S particularly those concerning j 5 an, entertainment and amuse- S ment. An excellent day for offi- j cials and official matters. Lucky 5 stars overshadow race-goers. Z SPECIAL INFLUENCES. April j 1 20 ito May
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      Village Receivers For India
      1460 I "MUST WORK UNATTENDED" IN September, 1936, the Research Department, All-India Kadio t>mm< need exiH nments to determine the requirements of receivers r or „se m yilla*es and to obtain inlormalion on such questions m PI output required stability, efficiency, maintenance'on,, c. Sev«n expcnineiital models of receivers
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      WHAT IS A TETRODE?
      346 I T*HE characteristics of this useful A addition to the range at modern valves are briefly explained in 3UB article by Percy Ray in "The Practical and Amateur Wireless. The tetrode is undoubtedly a useful contrbution to the valve types available but all, a modified pentode, and
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      TENNIS CHAMPION TELEVISED
      50 I Alice Marble, Wimbledon lawn-tennis champion, showed that she c.tn be as entertainin"; before camera and microphone as she is briiliani on the tennis court when she appeared in a BBC television programme during July. She sang two 'torch' songs--This Can't be Love' and 'Get Out of Town'
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      How Television Is Produced
      669 I "In the broadcasting of sound programmes, one bpcaks into a microphone which transforms the sound Into its electrical equivalent. This transformed energy then is passed through the transmitting equipment where further transformations take place. Finally, the transformed sound impulses are radiated from the antenna structures you
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      TELEVISION & SCHOOL LIFE
      308 I TELEVISION SCHOOL LIFE 4 LTHOUGH i\ie study ef television and the use of receiving equipment has been included in the normal curriculum 01 several trchnica' schools and colleges within the Alexandra Palace area, London, it is only of more recent date that the educational and interest Items broadcast by the
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        145 II FEATURES SPECIALLY MANUFACTURED TROPIC RADIOS B VaKe P f Vvu are Wired of realistic, One ot ttt most, imswi Jf*t-01 dr world-vide receptlon T cab buvtag a receiver to Malaya to 1 >crnationally j^led-dUrtinc owntv for truncal condition..'. and streaxnlined. XniTr attention to tropic rat.*o. oat toWUno-Trooic receivers are tne
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        1179 II UMF c \«Voice Of China" JJ jU. HONGKONG I flfMSl ».»W PfJJ!_"_ rk 2 ef- -H tssm^ i 1! liter_U. «8 —irt, <1.« ,f, 2EJE£ improvisations by York rco Close down. 8 German. otto v. 1 i„ Sin ß aporc: 8.30 p.m. t. ra P 30. 9 6 r,5 ,.0».,..3,
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        216 III ?^Pfc^J.^ ugJ,JUJ |l Sour Temper or Sour Stomach f thrr attacks by the acid, W The wretchedaei of continued from nnmc alion to heal ton, ich treble has its reaction on cnabhK c hjch innst take I the temper. Nerves get frayed by The output 01 eh wIU th en
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        1492 III ——T.-ft.-r m > J_/>nUOII m -mm I ft 05 "MeTddy and Song I^ll FwOKI*P'S BROAP6AST PROGRAMMES) ■ressr tiaaMM-Phon* .cords orchestral overture.t chong intan. 1 rr re r..rn:..« fi Pi(il w llt; Trio.* I 948 Exchange rates- fj 5 < 0 n the spot*—part II of the 850 Broken American song.
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      LIFE ON BRITAIN'S CANALs
      57 IV Life on Britain s canals has provided colourful the-feature programme, C anal Jo u rney.' that I)Tv,, n to hear soon, but for television—as viewers v,w camera went to the to televise Mr i P v I** author and Member of Pari-ament, aboard one of the
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        128 IV The Acid in Your Stomach Would Burn a .-fkV Hole the Carpet ChemwtJ poured a few V° A CCR 3/ drop* of HydroclUoric Acid I same as Stomach Acid) on 6 '<> a thick pile carpet the k acid burned a hole tbjwm^ aV mn— t inches as shown iWSĔammWSSmmW
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        1327 IV rr WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES SUN. AUG. 13 MANILA i,,, i„ «v weekly, leader 1-ontd. from nape 3 1 pm r J f,on > *fc>or of John Bgo P a S c JSO Tea dance concert B »<*«». With JackWsey as rtJS of^enetoLrfSd^ J5O Sunday night musicale msn S nSfT; .v
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        309 IV POLICE RADIO at every f con Metropolitan aroa L I leo*d fornigcut policevZ I the main idea underlying the in ls in connection with 4P» T 1: f.'tockhoim. in short- w:«.ve trar.-:mit!or W, SI V 1 led. working on 9.4 metres v connection v.ith raSic-ea 'r 4 cars and lcca!
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