Malaya Tribune, 10 August 1939

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's Nationa I Ne<w<n*ato*w 3^ newspaper. Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI- -No. 189. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1939 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, August 10, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1939 £31
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      65 1 Read Tlie S C M IP A V T RIBU N E Dominant In Malaya fSjM PURE COLD 'Ifll 1 1 EE r,r 20 yL>aiv f>l Rf: (,(,,n oi at Ji > iliM ill IB Or;mjr(\-; haw ln'«m eompet in;.' iui i JjlyJ I <jii»tlit.\ prizes in (he Xa ionaj
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      284 1 'HI Exclusive UOW N SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY ROAD, MAJESTIC HOMLi I KUAIA •LUMPUR a Square Foot of Building Land for the price of I and —-i SEPTIC TANKS ASPHALT ROADS DRAINAGE SYSTEM WATER ELECTRICITY at No Extra Cost Idea! building sites for MODERN homes are available a< "King
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    Last Night's First Nights Baby Star At The Capitol
    204 2 the stars of "East Side of Heaven," now showing at the Capitol, include such favourites as Joan Blondell, Bing Crosby and Mischa Aver, the picture is completely stolen by a ten-months-old baby named Sandy. Sandy Is the grandchild of a very
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    LIVELY FILM AT THE PAVILION
    102 2 Jackie Cooper is the boys' Home," the new Universal pn tion at the Pavilion, and it is ri a and entertaining picture I a feud between two newspa] tactics employed to boo. To an old-fashioned pore, with its conservative it is surprising to learn goes
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    A BOATING MISHAP
    60 2 (From Our Own K<« Penang. 1 FREE Chinese who went in the sea off Bftgan Jerm alarming experience on S noon when the boat ahi rowing capsized a good di from the beach. All were thrown into the tunately they clung to the boat until they were
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      470 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1 932) LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penang, Port SweL'-enham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special eherfp return tickets to China for short trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) -Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 pJD "Hong Siang" Aug. 9 -Bona «<ang" Sept.
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      445 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA, ~*corporated in England). AI LI N< S. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 tANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 I HaNGAIjORE O.COO Aug 26 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 8 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Sept. 22 BHUTAN 6,100 Sept. 23 BEHAR 6.0C0 Oct. 2 CHITRAL 15,000 Oct. 6 CORFU
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      471 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated IP Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. mmmtmm For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 m.s. "ELBE" j» g Im A "COBURG" Au S- 31 sjs "POTSDAM" omitj Mar>:la, North China and Yokohama £ept sjb. "GNEISENAU" omits North
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      150 2 ft HAIXiC LJRC -AMKR IK A UNlfi B Oeutsch-Australische DampiVchiffs G**sellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AtfD CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 t m.s. RAMSES' via Manila- In port s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports Aug. 19 m.s. KULMERLAND via
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      230 2 "To-day's Crossword a 9 r— i ——I —i "T" Ii 10 j i. 12 13 in .i.i :y. s ZZIIiLiLZZZZII 19 f To —~zz3zzzzz!r J4 "~25 26 v zd~h Il i i Mill A.KOSS: CLUES DOWN: ,1 Continent. 55mBBy? y Having made a will. 11. Dtf&dflV He looks after a
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    376 3 LONDON COMMODITIES RCHUCK Previous To-daT"' 1 Wod,1^a.v. rd September Buyers 8)4 -M 16 Sellers 8 9 16 o o 1 1 16 let I)"-. Buyers B% or, Sellers 8 9 16 «2 Jan March Buyers 8 9 16 «5 1 1 1<! Sellers B% 2? 1 16
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    121 3 1 !s! Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 9. p.m. Coffipaa- Total 1 Dividend Books financial Tn closs Date Ex Div. Payable Date 2 2 5J An?. 22 Aug. 24 Aug. 23 5--' 3d. No 65 Aug 4 Aug. 11 Aug. 5 12! i'% 1 bonus KlBBlK 13
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    853 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Aug. 9. b p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Amp-it Tin 3 8 -,3 Austral Anial 4- 4 7 1 Austral Malay 3$- 40;Ayer Hitam 19 9 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 17 i 8 3 Batu
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Thursday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was: $114!* (up ti/4).
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    RUBBER
    11 3 The price of ri.ober at noon \u Singapore to-day was:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    255 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% IMI red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 101 102 norn 4\ u 1007 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 106 108 noin 4*2% 1909 rrd. 1955 $1,000
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    117 3 Singapore. Wednesday. -nri il i 1 hn t midda 7^ a s $1137 unchanged, b wers Snot' 9«/ Rubber at 4 clock buyers lnfsSL O, S2J fro London th morn- an St th°; Uainf> d celling orders for tin ]mcvs h h Uy lower. Local. > _h
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    PRODUCE
    149 3 Singapore, Aug. 9. R IsS! w Coa.st N'\ i per Koyan Rico SiTmY' N Xo an tl Rico Siam 2 g£ j Rice Siam 3 fjf* gam Broken Rice No. 1 82 •Siam Broken Rice No. 2 BSS Rice Saigon Al JJgj Rico Saigon l JJ?9 Rice-saigon 2 SinS;"
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    Plain Words To Totalitarians
    88 3 Reuter. Washington. Aug 9 THE United States find it impossible tn 1 expand trade relations with totalitarian nations until they see at to alter their fundamental economic philosophies, declared Mr 11 p. Grady alter being sworn as Assistant Secretary Oj State In succession to Mr. Sayre
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    Death Of Poultry Expert
    28 3 London, Aur 9.—The death has occurred ol Sir Edward Brown, the poultry expert. He was founder of the World's tirst Poultry Congress. Reuter. Reuter.
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    ST. PETER'S CHURCH
    36 3 •,i and memberi of j the St. Peters Church Tamil C W A desire to thank all friends, firms a.id individuals, who sent contributions in Kind and in cash to the rartotu tails
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      20 3 THE ASTERN UNITED fi LIMITED (Vv NE *MOTOR VEHICLE, Woii -{El tSONXL ACCI INSURANCE. «a STREET KTNGAPCrjt. F W. HALL,
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      240 3 sible for an individual to provide for Mi valued possessions the safety that la afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes of various sizes for hire at moderate rates. HIRERS themselves hold the KEYS and ONLY THEY can have access to these safe boxes as that SAFETY and
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      217 3 BANK OF CHINA j SOERABAJA SUBAGENCY Kambang Djepocn 176, Soerabaja j MegrapMe AMress:— "Chungkuo, Soerabaja" WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS August 14th 1939 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated m KneJan<D. SINGAPORE BRANCH? 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Eald-up Capital £1,000,C00 Heserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches:
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      566 4 "fg^^t(!^^\\A{\\\\\^\\ > \\^^0^ REQUIRED immediately for Miri compelwiiu clerk wKh experience in coomg and uecuAug. Bloc No. 8. .la.aya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED: Experienced Labour Supervisor: Must speak, write and read the snowing Chinese dialects: H~kki.ii Hakka, Kheh and Cantonese. Must als; .speak English. Good salary for suuab!»: applicant. Apply with
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      624 4 |s|3| &&atef: g»j;;f tf&4cd&ic£ HUSBAND AND WIFE wanted U share in Flat or House with Asiatic Family, mast be close to Town, willing to pay rent $20 or little more. .Aj ply with lull particulars to Box 80> c,o Malaya Tribune, iSingapore. (963.A» ~STAY AT CANTON HOTEL (opposite Great World),
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      453 4 FOR PERFECT FIT AND QUICK service, come to Odette's, 344, Tanjom; Katong Road, Singapore, Diplomaea Dress Makers. Ready made morning and afternoon dresses from $1 upwards. LIM CHOON SENG Undertakers <md marble merchant, also artificial wrea r porcelain photo and fresh flower wreath ~ade to order 81. Selegie Road. Tel
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      521 4 Astrology Professor ilmjddin, AstroPalmist and Horoscope Reader, 35 Years' Study in France, Italy, Egypt, Switzerland and various Countries. He will DOsitively show you how to succeed m Bu«dne s Financial, Health, Travelling, Lottery and Love Affairs, His Reading will change your entire Life. Full Life Readintr $3. Horoscope prepared by
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      464 4 l P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE. TENDERS will be received at the officii of the j3tate Engineer, Negri S-mbilan, up to noon of the 11th August, 1939. for the Construction of Juartermaster Store, Malay Regiment, Port Dickson. Plans and specifications may be seen and all particulars obtained at the fries of the
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      155 4 Singapore Municipality ■TENDERS TENDERS are now invite* rohowing materials or particular see Munich VtW 0 Dae (1 f .Js**J Supply and laying ol i reous Mosaic Tilini Filter House at Gu; Pulai. 12 noon Aus Supply of new or hand steel she* 4 PJ» Bof v Supply and deliver Transformers
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    King Braves Rough Seas To Review Reserve Fleet
    371 5 STRIKING SCENE OF GRACE AND POWER Reuter. London Autr 9 !NG all night by special train from Scotland, the Xin ff to-day in Weymouth Bay the greatest assembly of Britain's fleet since the war. I a long lines across th 133 i
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    FIGHT BRITISH POLICY, SAYS BERLIN RABBI
    70 5 Genera, Ang. 10. i y < with the niBM nt. in ic!a!»a- < i Jev\i>h imPalestini and the f py, aas urged by 1) iii bis opening M onfe nee of thodox wing of the Berlin urged Jews of and tight against 11 historic
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    British Forces Congratulated On Efficiency
    450 5 Royal Praise British Wireless. Hr< -VI London, Aug. io. IS Majesty t,*e King left for Balmoral by royal train hist LS£ t 4i tc L spendin ci hi h <»^ with the rffire:s and men of the Reserve fleet, 133 ships of which he inspected
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    BRITISH ARABLE AREAS
    71 5 British Official Wireless. London. August 9. A feature of the annual returns made In June by farmers in England and Wales and published by the Ministry of Agriculture is an increase of 48.000 acres in arable land. Immediately after the i war and again since 1935 there
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    Netherlands' New Cabinet
    77 5 Reuter. The Hague. Aug. 9. D» Qeer has sccceeoed in forming a Cabinet. DeQeer is Premier and Minter ol Finance. Hr. Dyxhoorn Minister 01 Defence. Hr. Van Kleffens Foreign Coloni r HC Welter Mtatote' for the nrihlLS^tfi 1 thlls formed on a comR5? S^7 c bailS and
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    EMPIRE AIR BOOKINGS STILL AVAILABLE
    151 5 British Wireless. ILondon.1 London. Aug. 10. MFEKIAL Airways announced on Tuesday evening that they were "forced to reduce substantially the pas tnger accommodation on the ->-\fiO() miles of their Empire routes." Ihi» statement has been interpreted jn certain quarters as a refusal to book any
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    AMERICAN CLIPPER
    34 5 London. August J. rue nyingboat American Clipper the latest addition to the Pan-American Airway, fleet, leaves Southampton today with 19 passengers for its first westward flight across the Atlantic—British Official W reless.
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    Mexico's New Deal
    39 5 Reuter. Washington, Auj. 10.—The Mexican Government* new proposals to settle the oil expropriation dispute involve vesting in a neutral third party of the bo lance c± power over the Oil properaccording to informed circles here. Reuter.
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    TRANSPORT MINISTER ON TRADE RECOVERY
    172 5 British Wireless. London. Aug. I<>. "PROSPECTS of further general economic recovery depend on the international .situation,*' declarei the Minister of Transport, in a speech on the Tyneside yesterday. Mr. Bnrgin went on to say: "If any improvement makes some reduction in cur defence preparations possible—and
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    MAILS SPEED-UP
    45 5 British Official Wireless. London. August 9. I A letter posted in London on Saturday for carriage in the Imperial Airways flyj ingooat Caribou to Canada was deliver* I ed to the city archivist in Vancouver at noon on Monday.- British Official Wirele s
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      212 5 AFTER FEVER CARE During fever, the whole system including the digestive organs is undermined and weakened. Convalescence will be hastened if tissue can be quickly rebuilt and strength restored by building up reserves. The patient must be encouraged to take as much nourishing food as the capacity of the weakened
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      608 5 yy f tcr years of research. Gillette engineers have succeeded in Dutting a sharp edge on stainless steel. >• There is no cleaning and drying to be done after shaving with a Stainless Gillette blade. It is not even necessary to remove the b!cdc from the razor. Simply loosen the
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    Sir J. Reith Subpoenaed
    130 6 Reuter. New York, Aug. 9. ON arrival here aboard the Queen Mary, Sir John Reith, chairman of Impe- rial Airways, was subpoenaed to give evidence in a suit for damages brought acainst the company by Mrs. Katherinc I Miller, widow of Donald Miller of Lin coin.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    62 6 I The rubber crcp of Bukit Katil Rubber j Estates Ltd., for the month of July, i 1039. was 29.289 lb., making a total for j the last three months of 78,526 lb. The croD cf Aver Molek for the month of July is 23,358 lb. which makes
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    EXCHANGES
    235 6 Singapore, Aug. 9. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily cir cular issued by the Hongkong ami Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. London demand Lyons demand Switzerland demand 241 14 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 91® Montreal demand 54 9; 18
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    League Selling Radio Station
    82 6 Reuter. (■cne\.i Aug 9 fJHHE Swiss Government i tiating for purchase League of Nations* private r* broadcasting station. Official circles disci nations have been In pro last two months and oi remain to be .settled M. Avenol said he had beej rd to authorise the considerations.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    139 6 Singapi re, Aug. i MINING Buyers Bdfal Ampats Ayer Hitams Fiitama Batu Selangors Hongkong Tin Bangrim Chunk riangs Hong Fatts Idris Hyd. 7Ipoh Tin Jelapangs Jelebus Joh.ms Xatu TIP 21 Kamunting Tin "< 9 Killinghalls 13 Kinta Kcllas 4 3 Kampong Lanjuts Kuchais I>aruts Kundar.gs
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      91 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores THE RIGHT SHOP TO KNTRUSI ALL YOUR CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRS YICK WOH HING 429 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road) PHONE NO. 7922. Contractors lor the Repair ©f < loefc Waftcfeea to the British Army and 11. A.F. Base
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      26 6 m r Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and Prices from $25 RADIO SERVICE CO OF MALAY* J. 934 LTD' aMgattre, Malacca. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Pr- tng.
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      120 6 —SSSSSSSSSS 5£ v m (A MOST] MODERN METHOD OF FEMININE HYGIENE STi LLM A N'S IIMEDICATED JELL Stainless and Deodorizing especially prepared for feminine hyiriene. Stillman's n'curnto Pleasuring Applicator >< eopyrighl .>d and registered in t!tc U.S. Pat Office. Thi applicator, an exclusive Siillman feature, i> or»e Of the reasons
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      262 6 Asthma Cause Killed in 24 Hours Thanks to the discovery of an American physician. It mow is possible to g»t rid of those terrible spells of choking, gasping coughing and wheezing Asthma by killing the true cause which is Germs in the blood Nn WW burning of powders, no more
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      25 6 "PYE" RAP" 1 Aftl BECOND rO *<» in Efficiency, IM' Service. Hence tr VERY POM EAR IS Sole Agents: HOE Distributors: .-,< "> RADIO AND GENEBAI Kuala Uimpir.
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      678 6 To-day's Radio 111T1A> J LL.D., ill series lot listeners in PKN W'f SINGAPORE LONDON India. recita l by Isc.de Men. ZHL 225 metres <1.13 n,c„ TRANSMISSION 5 ZIIP 30.96 meres (9.69 mc[s) GSB 9.51 Mc,s (31.jo m.) 12.10* Sports news and Market notes. P m. pm g S* S ports
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    SABOTAGE ALLEGED AT LORRY INQUEST
    416 7 Own Correspondent) Segamat, Aug. 8. ident that occurred enth mile on the ntah road on May 9 in i esulted in the death nd injury to four others, bjecl of inquest before A Dohoo, the Assistant mat, who acted as able evidence had been liry
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    Rubber Returns
    50 7 The rubber returns of the following companies for the month ol July. 1939 are as follows:— Alor Gajah 13.500 lb Australasia 14.500 Ayer Pan&s -16.000 Bukit Kubu 10.300 Glenealy 32.000 Jalan Kebun 8.400 Kluang 39.500 Pa.iam 115.000 Port Swettenham 6.500 Tambalak 12.000 Teluk An.son 40.727 Ulu Benut 25.600
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    What The Stars Foretell
    305 7 Z TO-MORROW FO R ALL READ- BttS. Good influences for bust- m nes:; and work connected with wireless and electricity. Favour- i note for deals in land and pro- I perty. Avoid travel, and restrain romantic urges. SPECIAL INFLUENCES. Febru- ary 20 to March 20. Busmess
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    MEMBERS OF UNLAWFUL SOCIETY
    269 7 Singapore, Wednesday. TWO youthful Chinese. Chou Teng Kit, 1 aged 23. and Poll Peng Hoo, aged 15, were to-day convicted on a charge of being members of an unlawful society, to wit. the Overseas Chinese Antagonist Opposition National Salvation Party 'Students' division! by Mr. Conlad Oldham,
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    TWO TAMILS GOT DRUNK ON TODDY
    65 7 (From Our Own Correspondent I Segamat. Tuesday. TWO Tamils celebrated their pay day rather uproariously, which led them before the Segamat Magistrate. Inehf Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at. to-da.\ Thcv were charged with being diunk or. toddy. Both pleaded guilty and one was fined two
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    Lorry Driver Convicted On Amended Charge
    531 7 Singapore, Wednesday. sequel to an accident on Woodlands Road on July 2, in which a Johore lorry turned over on its side and as a result of which the coolie on the lorry, Chay Heng Tarn, died from the injuries he sustained, was •heard
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      17 7 AIR T|jm^ j ludsd in sS/^^^ Bookings and information from Agents: MANSFIELD CO., LTD., Singapore and Penang.
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      184 7 fo e*S IF burning pain or agonising flatulence and heartburn make you dread mealtimes, take a little Bisurated Magnesia, after your next meal. By neutralising the excess acid which causes most stomach troubles, Bisurated Magnesia brings y»>u new, instant relief. The pain you have learned to dread ceases. You can
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      399 8 THE SLEUTHING SLOANES ARE BACK IN NEW ADVENTURES Fast and furious is this np-roanng secruel to 'Fast Company"• A $500,000 swindle a couple of baffling murders but leave it to the screen's gayest pair to solve them with a hundred howls for every clue I MKOINAtO Ralph Mn fm STARTS
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      137 8 1 Come and meet "SANDY" the baby who achieved screen fame overnight! Sec him "steal" the picture from BING CROSBY and JOAN BLONDELL! A 3 SHOWS DAILY lUL 3.15-6.15-9.15 New I'niveisal's splendid Comedy Hil— One of the Brightest and Best Shows of the Year BIONDEU SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION—2 REEL-EXCLUSIVE! The
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      104 8 I TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-i5 PAVILjO^I The Streets Soiled Their Clothes and Dirtied pfo j Lips But Left Their Hearts OPENING TO-NIGHT: 6.15 ft 9.15 A SMASHING AND THRILLING STORY o| ROBERT TAYLOii^i^L^^t^ I M.-G.-M.'s Greatest Adventure Film "STAND HP and FIGHT" with FLORENCE RICE, HELEN BRODERIC X, CHARLES BICKFORI j
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    Fight Between Seamen Ends In Tragedy
    203 9 Singapore, Wednesday, p lom a Wow in a fight was the verdict returnCoroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion of the inquiry Middleton, an able-seaman of the Ben Line vessel s.s. died on the night of Aug. 5. wa alleged to have hi
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      154 9 4. It EA T WOII JL D 1 VMI SEMENT PARK. CABARET TO-NIGHT PJH. TO MIDNIGHT. S.XTI UDAY AFTERNOON DANCE —2.30 TO 5.,?n |\m. iTRL: Commencing To-night A.K.I*. BSswl lOF WHAI MIGHT WAPPO^J 1 ni?hl, Omnibu. Service: Every Satwda) >> 1 IRZ YOUNG MOOD. 1 <vi Sunday from Bras Basah
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      328 9 MORNING SHOW SATURDAY SUNDAY ALII V>||l» AT II A.M. ONLY, j Paramounts Spectacular Hit Presenting RONALD COLMAN in I rank Lloyd's f "IF 1 Wliiti; KIM. I m with BASIL RATHBONE FRANCIS DEE m M FLAMING ADVKMIKE bLumut ROMANCE' I VOl R LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THIS GREAT FILM! BELLA
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      104 9 By Special Request! SEASON EXTENDED FOR ONE MORE NIGHT TO-DAY ONLY 3-15, 6-15 9-15* y Confessions of a NAZI SPY UlAfcU CnU/ P PAD I SIC AM "AWCI* HOC*!* llMltalM M»»»nrOfl«W JWfiTr U. nV/DinoUn i>..«.w». »n»tolc iiTvait umimiwarnir bros. ALSO Latest "FATHE GAZETTE" Opening TO-MORROW* PARAMOVNT'S GRAND CO.MKDY-DRAMA: FrecMbJnks Irene
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    EVENTS IN THAILAND
    810 10 'THAILAND, the name by which we are learning to know the country formerly familiar as Siam, has been prominently in the news of late, often in circumstances which give concern to friends of the Thai people. The latest example is a Reuter message from Chungking with reference
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    Will the AXIS become A TRIANGLE?
    893 10  -  By LORD STRABOLGI in "Picture Post" RUSSIA'S formidable military strength is the main reason for the Japanese negotiations with German}- and Italy on converting the Axis alliance into a triangle, according to Lord Strabolgi (formerly Commander Ken worthy, R.N.), who was recently in Malaya.
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      170 10 THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE j THE EAMOUS "GOLDEN ARROW" ROBINS ON CO., LTa v MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY We Ico m c A I ways Keep i t Ha ndy \J 1 1n Hostesses listen to the cSK Whispers of Little Lady Liqueur. B^f) "Al th l: -r occasions that, you L
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      27 10 HAVE YOf TRIED "4 in One" Soap The Newest Toilet Soap in Tcwn. Agents: Thye Chiang Co., Ltd. 100, North Bridge Road SINGAPORE WHOLESALE RETAIL. _1J *_M.
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      80 10 AUGUST SALE agt BOYS surrs Sale Price SUNSUITS. /7// M /T 4 Sale Price $2.1.» each BREECHETTE SUITS. BARGAINS IN WOOLLIES. s<di r ''f A collection of oddments. Children'; IW 0 woollen pram or breechette oiit.s. beau- rl tifully mr.de. coat bet* or bennet, ami JPh ItntnCS, lovely colourings, all
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    EUROPEAN WOMAN MISSING FROM CORFU
    141 11 Shanghai, Aug. 10. 1 1 I Ss message was received in Shanghai to- ins hat an KngMi« Hilda Chesisins from the liner Corfu, wnich inghai foi England on \j t hesier who aras ii s age, was a p Shanghai Muninnril I iolal ion Hos-
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    Chinese Prisoners In Tientsin: Writ Of Habeas Corpus
    78 11 Reuter. London. Aug. 1C 'j legal authorities, Pro- rman Bentwich I Professor Relations at Jerusalem Miss Margery Fry. have ram to Lord Halifax In the mcd at the rumour that i pecta in Tientsin may to the Japanese We legality of this
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    DEMAND FOR PUNISHMENT OF BRITISH MARINES
    206 11 Tokyo Cabinet Crisis On Axis Alliance New Dispute At Swatow Reuter. A NEW CRISIS at Swatow, in which the Japanese are making five peremptory demands of the British authorities after an incident in which British marines were said to he involved, Japanese impatience with
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    TOKYO CABINET
    461 11 Inpatience With Delay In Negotiations Tokyo. Aug. THE Government is revealing impatience with the delay in the Anglo-Japanese Conference Arising from British consultations with third I ewers. Mr. Kato. leader of the Japanese delegation, made upreseniations to Sir Robert Craigie (British Ambassador) to-day complaining of the non-arrival of
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    BALLOON BARRAGE STOPS AIR ATTACK ON LONDON
    491 11 British Wireless. London, Aug. 10. r j ,!l mim'h lerial war is continuing v pit< < I the postponement of black-out until Friday. A tie stated that a second th< south toast culminated attack on the army barracks t Isle of Wight.- Most
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    Caribou Returning
    55 11 Reuter. New York. Aim. 10 —The British flyIns boat Caribou left at 4.09 pjn. local timer-nils return flight acrosa the Atlantic—Reuter. Montreal, Aug. 10—The Caribou, arrived at 10.25 p.m. G.M T. and is re maining at Bouchenrille air base here I overnight, leaving for BotWOod at 6 a.m.
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    TALKS MAY NOT BE RESUMED
    7 11 TALKING WITH BANKERS SIR ARCHIBALD CLARK KERR.
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    REFUSAL TO STRIP
    48 11 TALKS MAY NOT BE RESUMED London, Aug. 9. No date has been Raced for resumption of the Tokyo discussions on the Tientsin Concession and ih?re is still a possibility that they may not be resumed at all, says the Political orrcspondenl of the Financial News. REFUSAL TO STRIP
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    Moves To Support Chinese Currency
    343 11 Reuter. Tientsin, Aug. 10. 1UR. MvClure Anderson, a Britiish Architect, refused to atrip when ordered to do SO bj 3 Japanese sentry at the entrance to the British O ncession. He was accompanied by hii wife and another Englishwoman. After five minutes 1 argument th« sentry allowed them to enter
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    Deportees Cheered
    60 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 10. Two Birmingham IRA .suspects, aged 19 and 21 respectively, wire deported ftom Liverpool Yesterday. One was sen to Dublin and the other to B 1- fast. When deport es bound for Dublin wait on board, the steerage pasI sengers greeted the m with shouts
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    FRENCH AND AMERICAN INTERFERENCE REJECTED
    118 11 Reuter. Tokyo. Aug. 10. npHE Aaahi Shimhur. slates that the Foreign Ofh< replying to French and American reprev r. talions, has expressed its determination to deal in fulure, before, with Britain alone, and has rejected the representations as unreasonable —Renter. Hie French Charge d'Affaires was
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    Phone To Chungking
    49 11 Hongkong. Tug. 10 .--The radiophone I service between Chungking and Hongkong will be formally open to the public on Aug. 15. Experiments on anether radiophone service between Kwan- ruing and Rangoon have been pr >ve:l successful. The service will be inaugurated in September.—Sin Chew lit Poh..
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    594 12 CHINA'S dollar slumps daily to m w lou records, but Chungking denies any intention of inflation and lit: v is no sign yet ol any further outside effort to support it. That effort must be made, however, if the Western powers are to take any effective and
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    Caught A Tartar
    146 12 Singapore, Wednesday. 4 MAN who tried to be ••fresh" with a woman at Serangoon Road last night, j l had reckoned without her friend, also a woman. j The iwo women made common cause and handled mere man in such a way that he had to be
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    WOMAN MOTORIST IN ACCIDENT
    81 12 3ingapdre, Wednesday. Mrs. J, E. Smith, a European motorist, was taken to hospital shortly after 3 o'clock this afternoon when her vehicle collided with a tree. The ambulance wis summoned to her home at Dalvey j Poad. whence he was conveyed to the General Hospital. She
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    Colony's A.R.P. Work Proceeds Apace Helmets, Gas Masks, Sirens On Way From England
    554 12 Plans To Be Accelerated After Department Moves Into New Headquarters (Tribune stall Reporter) tl/HILE Army reinforcements continue to arrive from various parts of India to strengthen the Malayan garrison and while more aim aft is beinju sent
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    PRISONER CUTS KEYS FROM BAMBOO
    305 12 (From Our Own Correspondtnt) Alor Star, Aug. 8. HOW a Siamese convict carved out a bamboo key to fit two different kind* of heavy prison locks, escaped from his cell, climbed over the prison walls with the aid of a ladder, crawled a distance of
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    Alleged Theft Of Chandu
    102 12 Tuirr-r c Singapore, Wednesday. axjt I of $655 worth of Government chandu was alleged against two men Who appeared this morning before the third police magistrate (Mr. J. Fletch-er-Cookei on a charge of housebreaking by night. The men. Yap Ah Chok and Yeo Ah Kwang, were
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    AIR MAIL
    13 12 An Imperial Air fl due tv da) Anothei id due U>morroa.
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    64 12 Singapore, Wednesday. The Police arrested two men at 3 30 p.m. on July 30 for alleupd theft of a quantity of chandu. The men who gave their names as Yeo Ah Chok and Yeo Ah Kwang were alleged to have broken into the Government Chandu shop at Church
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    PTHISIS LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH
    142 12 I DTHISIS forged ahead of pneumonia and became the chief cause of deatn in Singapore during the week ending i August sth. During the period under I consideration. 35 persons died from pihisLs. 22 from pneumonia, 20 from convul sions. 16 from enteritis. 15 from
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    LOCAL CHINESE GIVES S 100,000 SCHOLARSHIP
    77 12 Singapore, Thursday. MR. l-i Chan Cheng, a local re- sident, has contributed %li COM in Chinese Treasury bends f< i the advancement of sturi\ in engineering and the industrial arts in China. The Li Chun Cheng Scholarship Fund will be kept intact, but ihe
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    Lady Notheote
    47 12 Lady Northoote. wife of the Governor 01 Hongkong, Sir Geoff ry Northcc .le. sustained a broken arm on Aug. 3 ss a result of a fall in her bedroom at Government House. Lady Northcote had wily returned to Hongkong from England on the preview day
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    CAPTURE OF ELUSIVE MALAY
    69 12 ■HE capture <>i a musi r man Mat Kapal i bai been effected at Tampin by I, Officer Commanding Polic, i», trict, Tampin. The man v brought down to Mai u>ca hi police escort from Tauipin < hZ Detective faspect* h ,l brought him down Mat
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    FRIEND OF DR. SUN DIES AT PENANG
    105 12 WHY THEY RAN Singapore Wednesd TWO wiremen. on thei Canning to do some fc'iruiß in that had been renovated for the Angli French Naval Conference late blundered into the compoun< Chief Police Officer's i 1 nine Rise. Detected by a policem to their heels, abandoning theii Yesterday, almost two the
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    WHY THEY RAN
    56 12 Charged With Carrying Dagger Singapore Wfednesdaj RRESTED at D.25 last angoon Road when it was found going armed in public a dagger. Ahmat bin Simin. a 4t eld Javanese, was produced tx J. Fletcher-Cooke. third police trate. this morninu Accused is on ix)lice bail ol was extended when the Das
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    Charged With Carrying Dagger
    163 12 "FERTILE GROUND FOR AGITATORS" 'From Our Own Reporter! Penang, Tuesday. THe Hon. Mr. Abdoolcader sounded a 1 warning note regarding the unsatisfactory state at present existing in the housing problems of Indian, Chinese and Malay Municipal labourers, when in a speech at to-day's Municipal meeting he drew the Commissioners' attention
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    "FERTILE GROUND FOR AGITATORS"
    24 12 Reuter. Rome. Aug. 9. Mussolini to-day received the Duke of Ao-st:, v i( orov of Abyssinia, and discuss- f ejtthejjefcncg 31 the Empire Reuter
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    140 12 FRIEND OF DR. SUN DIES AT PENANC From Our Own Report, i, Penang, W t'cint*-ciay. THE funeral of the late Mi- cho > .Tj n 1 Geok. a director ol Kheng K< 0 \v Hun a Co., copra merchants, a trustee of Kwong Wah Yit Poh and tho funct Kuo
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    Merridales Entertain Visitors From Malacca
    234 13 WW tlerridale Badminton Party of 1 Singapore and the Student Badl ,1 Party af Malacca met in a h badminton match consist- three singles and tbree doubles former's court last Saturday match ended in a win for ,i B.P. ay tour games to dts were
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    26 13 monthly competition, Aug 9 resulted as fcl- E H Walker 95—31=.a* 85—20 =65 Car Bateman 92—23=6» A 108—36=72 103—28=75 B McM< rine 106—29=87
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    MALAYA CUP FINAL
    32 13 Cup final between ngap re, will be played Kun ia Lumpur, on commencing at 5.15 Covi red stand will 'ered $1. Standw 30 cents. Booking is Ltd., Kuala Lum-
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    MUSSOLINI COLLAPSE RUMOUR DENIED
    37 13 Home. Aug. 9. Clare that reports •lini had had a heart 01 ner )t complications, were lou s He was perfectly gymnastic dispiav «ni Forum in Rome on l still in Rome.— Rev-
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF NAVY CHIEFS "BOY"
    662 13 EUROPEAN WITNESS'S DRAMATIC EVIDENCE i,, Fri) n Singapore, Wednesday. A*"*™™ to have been concerned in the murder of Ong Chow Yee, a "boy" of Rear-Admiral Drew, three Chinese, Tni; Han Yiek, Lon Hong and Bin Chin Hiu appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the
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    Municipal Office Raid: Court Sequel
    277 13 Singapore, Wednesday. JHE visit of a party from the Gaming Suppression Sub-Branch, to an office of the Assessor's Department, Municipality, headed by Mr. H. P. Armstrong, A.S.P., at 12.55 p.m. on July 1, had a sequel to-day, before Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke, third police magistrate. The
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    YOUNG BULLY SENTENCED
    133 13 i Singapore, Wednesday. DESCRIBED as a bully and a member of an anlawfu] society, a 16--j year-old Hokkien, Tan Jloc".< Ouan, I was convicted on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt and sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Conrad Oldham. the Second Magistrate Accused was
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    ARE MOTOR LORRIES TACTION ENGINES?
    70 13 Own Correspondent) I Johore Bahru. Tuesday. L a motor lorry driver, an appeal before the Judge, Mr Justice Mills, by the Johore "are for the offence weight. The appel1J ntedbyMr. S. C. Goho, Abdul Hamid, D P.P.. the state. counsel drew His Lordl? ln <*
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    ARREARS OF PAYMENT OF MAINTENANCE
    191 13 Singapore, Wednesday. P 1 answer to a summon "to show cause" served on him at the instal CC 0i th offitial Assignee for failing to pay six weekly t!l »ts, amounting to i'3o (New Zealand currency), for mainance of his W i fe and fiye
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    Troops Entrain For Penang
    74 13 THE firs. b.U* .1 ...e sth Italic J „h known as tie lot!, Pathaa* entrained for noon today by special train. This batch was infer (he c,mn?a„d Ha commanding officer. Uenteoant-ColsaeJ C. L. L. St„l,es. The second batch comprising two rifle companies left by a second
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    HAINANESE JOINED ILLEGAL SOCIETY
    83 13 (From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, Tuesday. QTATING that he was not satisfied with the accused's denial, His Worship. Mr. If. Ismail, this morning convicted a middle-aged Hainanese, Beh Kok Wah, charged with beim; a member of an illegal society, namely an "Anti-Enemy Backing-Up Society." and
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    JUDGE INSPECTS FACTORY
    119 13 Singapore. Wednesday. SIX witnesses, including Mr. J.R. Gildea and Mr. U.N. Wade, assistant superintendent, Rubber Control, deposed before the District Judge (Mr. J. L. McFall). to-day. durini the case in which Messrs. Aik Hoe Co., Ltd., were defendants regarding an alleged offence of having 2,998.22 piculs of
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    239 13 Singapore, Wednesday. J*HE preliminary inquiry in which a Hainanes**, Liau Pong Soon formerly head "boy" to Cant. J. L Sinclair, stands charged with attempted murder of Lim Chit Beng, voluntarily causing hurt to ;i woman Goh Ah Seng, and attempted suicide by drinking a fluid, was continued yesterday
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    FRUIT GROWING IN SPORE IS RISKY
    399 13 Singapore. Wednesday. "IJROWING of seasonal fruits in Singapore is rather a chancy business," said Mr. R. E. Holttum. Director of Gardens, in the course of an address of "Climate and Plants in Singapore" befonthe Rotary Club to-day. Mr. Holttum explained that most fruit trees
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    51 13 Singapore, Wednesday. ALLEGED to have committed the mur- der of Galha7 Khan i\i Chamd on the morning of July 31, Adlalet Khan appeared to-day before ir C mrad Oidham, second magistrate. The case was transferred to the Tlurd Court where a preliminary inquiry will he held on Aug.
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    DEVELOPMENT OF CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT
    1691 14 N address an "Needs in Common M was read by Mr. J. M. grander, A MCS.. Assistant Director of Co-operation .North Ma ay a, at the recent All Malayan Urban Co-operative Conference at ipon. The following is the text of Mr. Branded address. IT is the
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    IPOH'S IRON LUNG
    51 14 From Our Own Rej looh. Wednesd ONE of the 5.000 iron lung b7 Lord Nuffield to th< B uire. arrived In Ipoh during th w< end from England by I P* ua and wdl be mit into use being assembled by Dr Si dical Officer ai tested
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    Estate Tapper Gets Three Years Tor Stabbing- Woman
    639 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Monday, ol how a woman denied being the wife of a man and aJ hud another lover, was related before the Supreme Court Justice Mills, to-day when a Chinese estate tapper named as sentenced to three
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    Acid Hurled At Wealthy Malay
    373 15 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. IMINARY inquiry into a charge of voluntarily Grievous hurt by acetic acid, preferred against d .Malay named Daud bin Bachek, was heard by Rappoport, in the Police court on Wednesday. *v>« i-tnnc v-io caur n man with a teeth
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    GERMAN SHOT IN POLAND
    320 15 Reuter. Warsaw, Aug. 10. A POLISH communique announces A that a member of a German armed patrol which crossed the Polish frontier the Corridor was wounded in a border incident. The communique says a patrol of three was 300 yards! over the Polish ude of the
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    MINISTRY OF SUPPLY FOR UNITED STATES
    66 15 Reuter. Washington. Aug. 10. ANNOUNCEMENT of the formation of a civilian adivsory "War Resources Eoiid to advise th? military services in the current expansion of the forces, is made jointly by the Army and Navy The board will also become in an emergency an
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    Track Notes From Penang
    325 15 Penang, Thursday. wjOME spirited gallons were seen this morning at the Batu Gantong race cours'- when horses taking part in this Saturday's races were taken on* for training. The best gallops of the day were by Sultana (J. Donnelly), who with Rcja' Woriington <c Donnelly), was
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    BADMINTON
    143 15 THE following are the ties played off last week-end in the AB singles championship tournament of the United Family Badminton Party: "A" SINGLES Heng Swee Lee beat Teo Heok Kwang, 15—7. 15—4; Leow Kirn Lee beat Chou S.ew King. 15—12. 15 -8' Leow Kirn Lee beat Leow Kirn Slang,
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    S. C. C. SNOOKER
    158 16 THE following is the draw for the S.C.C. Straight Snooker Championship: C. Fitton (byei; R.G. Staunton (bye) 79. C.G. Fuller (bye); W.H. Palgrave <l ye; vs. G. Fritchett <bye>; P.E. Welbv (bye) vs. F.V. Read <bye»; A.D. Baker vs. R. S. Hunter; M.S. Robinson vs. A.F.
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    LAST MINUTE PENALTY GIVES S.C.C. VICTORY
    704 16 FINE GAME AT STADIUM S.C.C 2 GORDONS 1 pLAYLNG their brightest game so far, the S.C.C. secured their first senior division league victory yesterday, when through a penalty goal scored three minutes from the end, they beat the Gordons by the odd in three
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    WEEK – END RACES AT R. S. Y. C.
    78 16 WEEK END RACES AT R. S. Y. C. li*" n.uujv. AUg. I] v the usual afterr* classes, at the Royal sh' Club, starting at 5.25 J V:. On Aug 13 will sail the third racj ■< Challenge Cup. startim V(i i; f r.. r The -B" Class will Race, starting
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    SOOLOH CUP COMPETITION AT JOHORE
    123 16 TLEVEN cards w< i qualifying found Competition, at the Royal J. i n ternational Club and the follows:— George Lowe J A. H. Reid Lt. R. V. S Wright W. H. Brockett N. A. Hannav L. H Pearce Dr. T. E. Cheah Capt. C L.
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    GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB
    114 16 The distribution of prizes woo annual tennis tournament will place on Saturday. Aug. 12. whe: i soortc meeting will b»- held at l|j The Hon. Mr C H da Bttfl M I kindly consented to distributed th Prizes. Members and their friends are dially invited. Results of
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    ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SPORTS
    320 16 THREATENING weather did not dampen the enthusiasm of t! dents cf the Elementary English School when they held their annual athletic sports at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday afternoon. Among the large gathering present was Mrs. A. E. H. Burns, who later distributed the prizes. Boys' Events
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    22 16 The cricket match b< tw Andrew s School and Fort < v. as to have been o!:>vc(i ftt terday, was cancelled.
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    R.E. DEFEAT AIRMEN IN RETURN ENCOUNTER
    411 17 Thrilling Game At Changi PI R.A.F 0 |N a return game between the contenders tor league honours, the I! I and the R.E. played at Changi yesterday, the Sappei-s avenged Hie defeat previously suffered at Seletar They won 2—0. Ned with the R.A.F. atstrongly.
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON TOURNEY
    137 17 Ties for the week-end in the Singapore Badminton Championships are as tallows: SATURDAY at 2.15 p.m. sharp Mens Junior Singles (final):—Peh Teng Siew <Devonshirel vs. Yeo Hon <T Chuan (A.A.U.). Mens Junior Doubles (Semi-final): P Balasingam Natkunam (Novice) vs. Wee Kirn Wee. Josiah Yap (Useful). Women's Junior
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    WALK-OVER AWARDED
    38 17 In a division 2A league match, to hove been piaved yesterday. between the Post Office and the R.A.F. (T), the Post Of- j flee were awarded a walk-over, as the j latter did not turn up.
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    ENTRIES FOR SKYE MEETING
    307 17 THE following are the entries Tor the two-day Skye meeting of the Perak Turf Chili on Aug. !T, 19. HORSES CLASS 4 furs. 5 furs. Cosmetic x x Excuse Me x i Harap x I Inrerfogg x x Kuala Prince x X New Zealand o X
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    DRAW FOR S.C.C TENNIS TOURNEY
    945 17 the draw for the S.C.C. Autumn Lawn Tennis Tourna- went. WIXI D DOUBLES HANDICAP H L. Ward < f3) bye: A P. Cameron (Scr.) Cherrington and Miss bye; P. Clerc and 40) vs. Mr. and Mrs. W D. E. L. Anderson 3j v.s. Maj. R.
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    Player Removed To Hospital
    218 17 R.A.F, SCORE GOOD WIN R.A.F. (H.Q.) 4 C.(W.D.)C 0 THE Changi (W.D.) Civilians made a poor show of it yesterday when they met the R.A.F. (H.Q.) in a Second Division (B) en- counter on the S.H.B. padang. Two nasty accidents invalidated Makepeace, Airman left winger, the
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    SINGAPORE COLTS
    52 17 The following will represent the Singapore Colts In their cricket fixture against the Malaya Football Association On their ground at 2 p.m on Sunday, Au». 13: —D. La Brooy <Capt.», F. Chcpard. N. Hay. A Chapman. E. Ebert. D. Robat, H. Humphries. W. Rogers, A Peterson. J. Crowther
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    Sports Diary
    22 17 THURSDAY, AUG. 10 Soccer: Res. S C.F A. vs R E.— Stadium. 2A. R A M.C. vs. Marine Dept -Tanglin.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    64 17 The following have been selected o represent the N.T.S. Bank Football XI Bgainst the Hcoglandt Sports Club jo Saturday. Au-4. 32, at 5 p.m. at Farrer Park: CM. Rodrigues, Ong Cheng Sin. Omar. Lie Tjien Gie. Masii M B. Rev Aman, Oev Tjong Hoen. Chee Kirn i Cheng.
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    EMERGENCY CABINET MEETING IN TOKYO
    195 18 Shanghai, Aug. 4. A TOKYO report received this morning stated thai War Minister Seishiro Itagaki hits prevailed upon Premier Kiichiro Htranuma to call another live-minister conference on August 4 to discuss the problems arising from the American abrogation oi the Trade and Navigation Treaty and
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    JAPAN'S "NEW ORDER" IN KULANGSU IS UNVEILED
    995 18 Crude Technique Described Two thousand Formosans and Chi- nesc attended. A well-organised drive filled the hall, but influential men were absent. Few, indeed, went from Kulangsu. Apart from the obedient puppets, the Chinese stand aloof and take no part in the movement. The
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    Hongkong Gets Food From Kwangchouwan
    73 18 1 1 Kwangchouwan, Aug < I T AHC-E shipments of livestock, eggs, J poultry are being shipped here to Hong Kong in place of those from S-.va I bus, Bwatow and Chungshan. which are occupied or blockaded by the .ran- I anese. 1 1 The
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    RUSSIANS LEAVING BORDER
    64 18 Harbin AimrirATiNG r> invasion of Ouu Soviet authorities h, its nationals Mll cnate. Trains from North 1 With troops lor the Mar Mogolia frontier, wlu are crowded with v.aie moving out ol planes. Lieut -Colonel X Of a Japanese bonji captured by the 8 known, according to
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    OFFICERS IN SOUTH ON GUARD
    267 18 .Kwangtunit are Aeir guard ii. vif„- de>ire to extend the m (his province, it w s ,f to-day. uas ,ear »<d li A semi-officia 1 chine .hat fighting i.s still i n v an. ncrth Kwaxi-tun-ct Tsengcheng north of th The harassing activitie o' anese
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    JAPANESE AIRCRAFT THREATEN TIENTSIN
    240 18 Hon°koi ,< 1 APPARENTLY intended to be a gesture of threat, s nese planes are reported to be flying low over th and French Concessions in Tientsin every morning, ace a dispatch received from Tientsin Mr:m\vh ih» iioamlii -1 mraiiwniie searcnings at the Concessio.M barriers are
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    NEHRU TOO BUSY TO UNDERTAKE VISIT TO CHINA
    91 19 Ml..h. bad. Aug. L ie United port received might go to ha Hal Nehru l ii. appearing in tssibdity of my (I Mimt'time i i to u<>, there .»1 my going i!k se reports havig and other 1 have received organisations empted
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    INDIAN MUSIC ADVISER IN HOLLYWOOD
    90 19 HOII3 wood, the history of I 1 od action in has been ,|i ,j i n as technical advisor of th an Indian I to millions Hindu philoliri ctor of severings, has been iish music '< rring Myir 1 j rites the loi Hindu of
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    Crisis in Millowners Association
    66 19 Following the turibhai Lalbhai lowners Associa d, some prominent nai ing Committee President Seth Shan--0 tendered their crisis has been llormers Assothe differences the Association not reconciled Managing Ccm.as held this it resignation of members, tile Labour Asso--1 he Millowners tter to adhere >iti ition which
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    JEWISH DOCTORS
    41 19 fhc I'nited Press lhat the Gov--1 arranging to 1 1 number of levin the various and research ""-ii control rs are experts it is under pi comparatively her foreigners. It intended to put various organisathe Indians for *arily ignored.—
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    26 19 untitled in make India n t} ♦vent of wai 01 India, the Unl'miking enquiregarding the pos."'"actnring in India medicinea which "nportoti •in large ror **SB countries.—
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    NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED INCREASES IN MADRAS Effect Of Ceylon's Repatriation Scheme
    1275 19 runu \i Madras, Aug. 4» X ,r v (;,li Minister for Labour and Industries in f r e l in the Madras Legislative Assembly to-day, stated that Govei nwent were aware of Ceylon Government's scheme tor renartriati«>n of daily-paid
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    CHINESE IN CEYLON
    100 19 jy|R. George E. de Silva elicited the information from the Chief Secretary in the Slate Council on July 19 last that there were 509 Chinese in the Island at present. Mr. M. M. Wedderburn said that the Chinese immigrants presently in Ceylon were mainly engaged in the
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    WHY EMIGRATION TO CEYLON HAS BEEN STOPPED
    338 19 Simla, Aug. 1. THIE (lovernmeat of India's dcci- sion to stop emigration of unskilled Indian labour to Ceylon is taken solely in the interest of Indian labour according to informed circles here who emphasise that any attempt to read m< re into the
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    Indian Organisations In Ceylon Amalgamated
    750 19 New Body Will Work For Puma Swaraj Reuter. Colombo. AT a joint meeting of the representatives of -the Ceylon Indian Congress and the Ceylon Central Indian Association held on July 24 last at Colombo in the presence of Pandit Jaw aha rial Nehru, a (intra
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    35 19 The organisation may have a youth section attached to it of boys and girls under 18 years of age but members of this youth section will not be full members of the organisation.— <lfnited Press).
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    300 Guests At Tea Party
    148 20 Dr. if s. Moonshi, j!. a d one of the Trustees el the Indian Muslim Mcsaferfchuna (Resl Hons;) Society, addressing th<- guests a( the tea party giyen in honour ef the opining ol the Rest House at No. 51, Norfolk Road.' There m+r? P)0 guests
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