Malaya Tribune, 17 August 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune I Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales V; .r xxvi- -Xo 195. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY AUGUST 17, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, August 17, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE. AUGUST 17, 1939 FIVE CENTS.
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      59 1 W YOUR HEALTH vi itu rto°rooM hii 101 Snks CONSTIPATION GENERAL DEBILITY NERVOUSNESS LOSS OF APPETITE, etc. you need DR. KAI'FMANN'S SLI, PHI R BITTERS. It builds you up. restores your health by nourishing «nd purifymgtheblood.lt gives you new vigour—new Mtahty—new life..; START TAKING A iw: -A j. PURECOLD f
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      156 1 I Exclusive I. o \x s SALONS AT PAGE IS, BATTER Y/ KOAD. SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTEL, j KUALA LUMPUR. fMI S Doctors the world over San I >%w have given their teeo- \(> ss?K=« t-v 1 -> tor all types of *ln Don't scratch 7/" complaint*. it won't cure j
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    CONGO FILM AT ALHAMBRA
    152 2 Last Night's First Night ARMAND Denis and Leila Roosevelt have made an epic of darkest Africa in "Dark Rapture," picture of a tour they made in the Belgian Conp;o, which opened a the Alhambra last night. This is one of the most interesting pictures, if not
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      456 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swet?.enham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Siang" Sept. 11, 4 p.m. "Hong Siang" Aug. 25 "Hong- Kheng" Oct.
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      425 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. r w«d BRITISH 4 INDIA incorporated in Eneland). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due. Tonnage. Spore 1939 RANCH! 17,000 Aug. 2£ t BANGALORE 6.COC Aug 26 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 8 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 22 t BHUTAN 6.100 Sept. 22 t BEHAR 6,000 Oct. 2 CHITRAL 15,000
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      469 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDKUTSCHEB IXOYD, (Incorporated lp Germ*ay). The undernoted are the Company's Intended Oxtmu— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 m-s. "ELBE" Aug. 20 mS "COBURG" Aug. 31 ♦ss "POTSDAM" omits Mar>ila, North China and Yokohama Sept. 12 *ss "GNEISENAU" omits North China Sept.
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      151 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Oeutsch-Australische Datnpfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports Aug IS I t m.s. KULMERLAND via I Manila Aug. 19 j s.s. VOGTLAND via Haiphong Aug
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      293 2 What The I Stars I j Foretell TO-MORROW FOR ALL READ- j FRS. Good for electrical bvs\ nesses and occupations, and at work connected with relesi Z Baying influences t S The tiar of love and rami 1 5 is strong. A good dn ing a holiday and for Z
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      243 2 To-day's Crossword Ti —T 12 I 13 I pTT 15 I feTT (7""| _/j r* _i v if" 18 7 20 21 ~~2? 23 L i l_ 24 <f 25 26 i. i,i, I i 1.1 1 I I I I CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN. 8. Tumbledown. 1. Moist. 9.
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    Renter's Commercial Service
    366 3 MMM 2 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous BTBBEK Steady, Quiet Steady Chan Buyers 8 916 8 916 Sellers 8\ s 5 B Forward "September Buyers 8 916 B ft V R Sellers 8- 8 Oct Dec. Buyers 8 916 8 916 Sellers 8 11 16 8 5 8 _i
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    138 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 16, 5 p.m. rw, Total 1 Dividend Booki financial U S clost Date Ex Div. Payable Date 2y 2 ?5 Aug. 22 Aug. 24 Aug. 23 5% 5' Int. Aug. 23 Aug. 30 Aug. 24 5% 3d No. 27 Aug. 23
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    849 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Aug. 16, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 4 1 Austral Amal 3 9 4 3 Austral Malay 38V 401Ayer Hitam 19 9 20,9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 17- 18,Batu Selangor 1.15 1.20
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Thursday. The price of tin at noon In Singapore to-day was:— $114 (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    20 3 The price of rubber at noon In Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28Vo (down Vs); Sellers 28% (down V 8).
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    EXCHANGES
    233 3 Singapore, Aug. 16. The following are the exchange stoci this morning according to the dally circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2)4 132 London demand 2[4 1 32 Lyons demand 2058 Switzerland demand 241 I|2 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 5
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    242 3 6% 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 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 4y 2 1909 red. 1955
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    96 3 Singapore, Wednesday. Tin at midday was $114, down ft, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 9|16 cents, buyers October [December 28% cents. Advices received this morning both from London and New York were favourable, however, the effect on local market was
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 3 London, Aug. 16. Paris 176 45,64 i New York 4.68 ft Montreal 4.68 1116 Brussels 27.55% Geneva 20.72 ft Amsterdam 8.72 Milan 89 Perlin 11.66 ft Lisbon 110 ft Madrid 42 ft Belgium 11.663/4 j Athens 547 ft Stockholm 19.31 ft Copenhagen 22.40 i Bucharest 660 Helsingfors 226
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      26 3 THE EASTERN UNITED CORPORATION. LIMITED. Fir* d WNE. MOTOR VEHICLE. Dl RSON \L ACa HON COMPENSA. AM > HJBUC LIABILITY INSURANCE. 0F?ICP: STRBiET, BTNGAPCfia. r. W. HALL,
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      190 3 19-23 (E( IL STRI I I SING \POR\ Telephone, Manager's Office 4512 Exchange P«?pt. 4313 Gene/ai OfPce 4514 j Cable Address:—"PROVINBANK." Head Offic?, SIICHOW. PUD-UP CAPITAL (Ch 10.000.000 RESERVE FUNDS 13,000.000 TOIAL ASSETS (approx.) §108,000,000 Board of Directors: T. L. EOONG, TSENG YANG WV Y. C. KOO CHAN VIU WOON
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      210 3 BANK OF CHINA SOERABAJA SUBAGENCY Kambang Djepoen 176, Soerabaja. Telegraphic Address:— "Chungkuo, Soerabaja" OPENED FOR BUSINESS August 14th 1939 THE I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almtida Street. Authorised and subscribed Capital £2,000,000 P.aid-up Capital £1,000.000 Reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo,
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      458 4 WANTED GOOD CLASS CHINESE GIRL for domestic work. One able to do Kngush cocking preferred. Only women servants kept. Good opening for right .ype of girl. Apply Box 894, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (32-B> WANTED TAMIL Tamby apply personally Saratha Store, 45, Malay rytreet Kuala Lumpur. UB-B» WANTED CHINESE Clerk gpod
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      522 4 RADIO SERVICE, Repairs by experts, under European supervision, most moderate charges. Whenever your radio is out of order Dial 2722 prompt service and satisfaction guaranteed, Electrical Dept, tne Commercial Trading Co., 17, North Canal Road, Singapore. (25.8) Wanted WANTED Small Coconut Estate near sea, healthy district, reasonable distance town or
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      575 4 KANGAROO CORRESPONDENCE EXCHANGE CLUB, largest and best members, both sexes in all parts of the world, free quarterly magazines. Competitions and prizes. Subscription $1.70 yearly. T. Hor, 98, Main St., Banting, Selangor. (10J3> TO ERADICATE t3NAIL_ and Slugs Sprinkle "Shail-B-Gon" near hedges and flower beds. Obtainable at 30c. Mr tin
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      505 4 FIAT MARVELETTE CONVERTIBLE, owner driven, newly overhauled, duco painted $700 or nearest offer. Apply Box 888, iMalaya Tribune, Penang. (15-B--OUR PRICES ARE CHEAPER THAN EVER 30 reconditioned cars to ch/X)se from Hong Motors, 28 Cavenagh Road, Phone 2123. (4 B) AN EXAMPLE OF HONG MOTOFO' SELECTION of used cars. 1939
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      610 4 Domestic Occurrence i mj SILVER WEDDING. DE WIND -ANDERSON: On August 17, 1914, at So. John's, Rangoon, by Rev. A. Picot, Henry de Wind to Grace Anderson. Rangoon papers please copy. Astrology PROFESSOR ILM'ODDIN, Astro Palmist and Horoscope Reader, 35 Years' Study in France, Italy, Egypt, Switzerland, and various Countries.
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      667 4 NOTICE. TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY rn^r NOTICE is hereby given th, p Cl? Attorney given by u s in favrm Wer <tf Ng Wing Chon art as and assistant manager oi Branch bearing date the ifmT? I March 1928, the 19th day or of 1929 and the 11th
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    "The Answer To Force Will Be Force"
    739 5 London, Aujr. 16. MESSAGE received from Dr. Burckhardt, League High CommisA goner in Danzig, by the British Government, whose representa- Geneva has regularly acted as rapporteur of the Committee on has been passed on to the governments of the two other mem\!r the
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    SALVATION ARMY COUNCIL NEAR ELECTION POINT
    166 5 London, Aug. 17. r rHE Salvationist High Council spent yesterday discussing procedure and had not yet reached the point at which nominations for (lection could be made. An official who has attended ever' important Salvation Army conference in the past 22 years, told Reuter:
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    Danzig Test In Fortnight?
    94 5 Reuter. Warsaw, Aug. 16. I T is announced that the German authorities have stopped traffic and telephone communication between the Opole and Rybnik districts of German and Poiish Silesia. According to the Berlin correspondent of Gazetta Polska, it is expected that Germany will attempt to make
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    JUDGE AND HAND-OVER OF CHINESE
    76 5 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 17. THE Assistant Judge, Mr. Grant Jcnes, of H.M.S. Supreme Court for China, failed yesterday to give his eagerly-awaited decision on the application for a writ of habeas ctrpus for the four Chinese prisoners at Tientsin. His decision was expected to be
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    21 5 The Japanese authorities are now Hcckading the border of Sumchun in order to prevent people from °ntcring Kewlocn.—Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    FUNERAL OF MR. TAN SOO BIN
    1299 5 TBE funeral cf Mr. Tan Sec Bin took place at Alexandra Toad m Tuesday. The following sent wreaths:— Beloved Wife 'Mrs Tan Soo Bin His loving so i •Mr. and Mrs. Tan Eng Chiang*. Ha ■cving sons (Messrs. Tan Eng CTuane mr Eng Wan
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    Students Protest Against Handing Over Of Chinese
    111 5 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 16. MESoaGE protesting against the decision of the British Government to hand over the four Chinese suspects at Tientsin was sent to Lord Halifax (Foreign Secretary) to-day by the International Students' Conference, which opened here yesterday. It is attended by
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    AUSTRALIAN IN CHARMED CIRCLE
    131 5 London. Aug. 16. nTHE King has approved the appoints. mcnt of Mr. Reginald W. A. Leeper. a Counsellor in the Foreign Office to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Bucharest. Mr. Leeper has been Tor the last four years head of the News Department nt
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    29 5 London. Aug. 16.—About 24.000 persons applied last week to be enroUeO for national service, making the tote. 1 about 2.041.000 volunteers since the camp.ugn in January last.—Briti. h Wireless.
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      157 5 Singapore Municipality fENDERS. -rtvnFRS are now invited for the JPSjZ materials or service. For Ifanlelcsu lenaer Room P- D&tz of Closing 7 iniiid chlorine Snap..* 4 p.m Oct. 16. 1939. Salt Glazed m pipe-. Specials. 4 pjn. Sept. 22. 1939 Stop and Bib the year 4 p.m.. Oct. 23. 1939
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      162 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and servit:d. Prices from S 25 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA 1934, LTD. Singapore, Malacca. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. Whenever You Want A Bicycle Remember RUDGE W MODELjf JJie ImporteM Distribute] Kee Huat Radio Co.
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      121 6 Another Shipment of new Issues. Just Arrived. U r 1511,(1 Finch (Onanist). Mv Pravei 78 Kl!U>h funics No. I 8577 We've come along wav 57i) D l:ue to Horace Finch No. 1 together. »jsfi Our Lrve. Th; Territorial. Nothing but lies. i Wi hhig <Fihn: 'Love Affa;r"' Emil Roaai His
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      109 6 I Stomach Impurities j Must Be Removed lowed to remain, loss >> unci Lack that the sy&ti i ea' efl ilie n\ DRAUGHT, a Dr; the pur< a, to tak I* inineral water! Insist on ''Sincere's" LIMONIS Draught for besl res* Accept no substitutes HAIR f^Ji If your hair is
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      761 6 PRODUCE D Singapore Aug 16 j 03V S KBCiIO TT JL R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan y(T I I R. (Siam) W. Coast Ho. 2 per Koyan mm A R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Maw IS HE I B SINGAPORE'HONGKONG NIROM LONDON Siam Broken
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    $200 FINE FOR CHAP JEE KEE OFFENCE
    170 7 Singapore, Wednesday. PLEADING guilty to an amended charge of assisting in carrying public lottery, to wit Chap Jee in a house in Lorong 33, GeyRoad on June 27, Kamis bin Rabman was fined $200, or fault one month's simple imnment, by Mr. L.
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    K. L. OFFICIAL'S HOUSE ROBBED
    73 7 From Our Oun Reporter' Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. 7. broke into the house of Mr Nela ties, Chairman of the Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpur, were away with a fountain i] which were placed on all dressing table. that Mr. Jones, who lives house in Lake Gardens,
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    Inquest On First "Iron lung" Patient
    519 7 Singapore, Wednesday. I CRIED to Sanee to run away, but he replied 'Never mind, I vant to get on the truck.' He jumped on it as it came up to him, slipped and fell. The truck passed over him," said 15-year-old Bakar bin Ibrahim
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    RICKSHA PULLERS FINED
    49 7 (From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, Monday. A CLEAN shaven ricksha-puller. Leng Ah Choon, to-day appeared before Mr. M. Ismail, acting Second Magistrate, for leaving his ricksha in a prohibited area. The accused pleaded guilty and was fined fifty cents. Three other pullerf were similarly fined.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    172 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL AI the Beck Kia Benh Temple, the wedding took place last week Mr. Lim K~:ig Sionrr. the second son ot Mr. arc! Mrs. Lim Tiong Leong, to Miss Ong Y-ien Mih. tidesl daughter of Mr avu' Mrs. Ong Van Chuan. After the ceremony a reception was hr-M r>*
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    FIVE ROAD ACCIDENTS
    232 7 Singapore, Thursday. FIVE people are reported to have been 1 knocked down by motor cars in different localities and at different times yesterday. Near the Paya Lebar police station, a Chinese boy, aged about 10 years, was said to have been knocked down by a taxi at
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    CIVIL CLAIM
    169 7 Singapore. Wednesday. KEE SING Co., defendant firm, and Chan Wai Hing. plaintiff, appeared in a civil suit in the High Court this morning in a claim for over $2,000. The plaintiff was said to have loanrri certain sums of money to Kee Sing Co. during 1936. The present
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      509 7 How I Made This AMAZING CHANGE Miss Drouet made this amazing change in her appearance in 7 days. Read below her personal letter in which she explain* exactly how she did it and how any woman can do the same. I can hardly believe it myself," free from wrinkles. During
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      109 8 NEW WORLD DANCE PALACE. THE LARGEST *»-«MOMTIO£ in rVBARKT IN MALAYA WITH BAR RESTAURANT ATTACHED NIGHT DANCE Nightly at 9.30 p.m. TEA DANCE (FRFF ADMlfWfOffl FVERY TEES. TUVM. SAT SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE FROM IM P3I. 1.30 P.M. c ntrance to C\B\RET CAR PARK AT I I TAIN ROAD OFF JALA>
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    "PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE OF MALAYA"
    867 9 "PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE OF MALA YA" i iwnr ±mm± c Singapore. Wednesday. A VUtAlfcS of the restoration of licensed brothels in Singapore were challenged to answer the question: "Whose daughters are to be the inmates of these houses?- by Mr. Lawrence Henderson who referred to Singapore's social evil problem
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    Possession Of Still
    122 9 Singapore, Wednesday. TINES amounting to $300, or in default five months* imprisonment, were imposed by the fourth magistrate, Mr. C. H. Koh, on a 50-year-old Chinese, Ong Siew, who pleaded guilty to being in possession of two and a half gallons of samsu, having fermented 24 gallons
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    THE WISH FOR PEACE
    673 10 DUMOUR has been busy this week. Correspondents of the news agencies in European capitals, with few facts to cable home, have fallen back on conjectures as to what happened at secret meetings, the movements of troops and what people are saying. One rumour, described as being
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    The MAN BEHIND The BOMBS
    916 10  -  k «imiaiii By C.A. LYON In The Sunday Express Si EAN Russell, aged about fifty, is chief of staff of an army of 10,000 Irish terrorists. Picture him ABOUT FIVE FEET TEN INCHES IN HEIGHT; GREY EYES, IN A FACE THAT IS VERY HARD SET
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    NO CONFERENCE, NO COMPROMISE, SAYS AXIS
    325 11 2nd Munich Not Possible For Britain I ondun. Aug. 17. diplomatic circles in London the hope is txpresvrd that the 5 1,,, 1 i conversation which took yesterday at Danzig between the President of the Senate. Herr (,i ;;ml the Polish Commissi Pan?is. ML
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    Franco Arrests Reds
    16 11 17.—The president and f the Central Council of nist Party have been 2rrested.-Reuter.
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    READY FOR ANYTHING
    31 11 N J?i ,amen arriving at «ith the r esex for training ,Wo Durin S the first R.A f j_ "conscription" the mittS?* supplied with 500 ""'•tinmen a week.
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    Danzig Must First Be Conceded To Germany
    1080 11 COLONIAL DEMANDS MUST ALSO BE MET Reuter. GERMAN and Italian newspapers, in officially inspired comments on the rumours of four-power or five-power peace talks, declare that there can be no compromise or conference until Danzig is returned to Germany. Dr. Goebbels' paper Angriff
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    Roosevelt May Offer Credits To Germany
    58 11 Nazi Mission To Moscow Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 17. IT is announced that at the invitation of the Soviet Government Germany has sent an official deputation to the Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow. This visit marks the latest stage in economic negotiations which have been proceeding
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    GERMAN TALK WITH HUNGARY
    92 11 Reuter. Vienna, Aug. 17. rOUNT Csaky of Hungary arrived at C Salzburg at noon yesterday lunched vdth Dr Frick and then visited the Castle Fuschl to see Herr Yon Ribbentrop, the German Foreign Minister. Political circles in Berlm assert that Count Csaky's visit is rumours that
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    WASHINGTON PEACE PLAN
    160 11 Reuter. New York, Aug. 17. TF a favourable time comes the American Government is ready to use economic means— including extension of credits to Germany—to promote its own conception of solid, peace, according to an As-ociated Press report from Washington. The report says that an usually reliable
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    GERMANS ATTACK FRENCH OFFICIAL
    110 11 PARIS MAKES FIRM PROTEST Reuter. Paris, Aug. 17. M. BONNET (French Foreign Minister) has protested to Germany over an incident on the FrancoGerman frontier yesterday, in which Germans are alleged to have illtreated a French customs officer in French territory. A customs official named Richard halted
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    STOP PRESS
    93 11 Reuter. Wat saw, Aug. 17. CERIOUS disturbances between Nazi Storm Troopers and Polish officials are reported from Bethuen, on the Danzig Corridor frontier. It is claimed that Storm Troopers, after insulting the Poles, invaded the Polish side of the frontier. A scuffle ensued, lasting for some time. No
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    No Decision Yet On China Dollar
    87 11 London, Aug. 17. DEUTER'S diplomatic correspon- dent understands that there is no change as regards currency questions in China, on which Britain is still in consultation with the French and American Governments.—Reuter. Sin Chew Jit Poh reported yesterday that an agreement had been reached,
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    Latest News Of Hongkong
    86 11 Reuter. Hongong, Aug. 17. ALL was quite on the border this morning, but British troops and pol:ce are still manning frontier posts. Part of the Japanese troops who occupied Shumchun yesterday returned westwards towards Namtao at eight o' clock thi? morning, leaving hundred troops at Shumchun.
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    Behind the News
    582 12 yyiLD RUMOURS of all kinds, it ia said, are floating around in Malaya, as everywhere else. I have come across a few, most of which were palpably absurd, but I do not think it is wise to give any prominence to them, even for the sake of
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    88,000 TONS OF FISH LANDED HERE
    141 12 EIGHTY-EIGHT thousand tons of fish were landed in Malaya in 1938, states the Fisheries Department report for that year. The Chinese are taking great interest in Kembong fishing at Pangkor, Dindings. The disinclination of Chinese to buy Japanese-caught fish and the reduction in the
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    School Has Own Judicial Court
    486 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) JO the Kajang High School goes the distinction of having innovated a judicial court, which probably has no parallel in the annals of Malayan schools, wherein students are dealt with for breaches of law, in almost tbe same way as erring
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    $7,000 Fire Near Ipoh Last Night
    135 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. pIRE gutted the house of an EuroI pean assistant of the Kramatin Dredging Company at Tanjong Tuallang shortly after midnight last night, causing damage estimated to total more than $7,000. A Mr. Morrison, the sole inmate of the
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    SONGSTERS AT PORT SWETTENHAM
    202 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Klang, Tuesday. OEVEKAL thousand Chinese, EuroP peaiifl and people of other nationalities attended oil Sunday the performance giver by the Wuhan Songsters, at Port Swettenham, in rid of the Chin-i Distress Relief Fund. A sum amounting to about 37,000 was realised by
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    Ipoh Is Hottest Town In Malaya
    173 12 rpHK hottest place in Malaya last month was li>oh aerodrome with the highest maximum temperature of i»t. dog. while Cameron High lands (Tana Rata) recorded the bwesl mean temperature with 45 del. Ram fell for 16 days last month at the Singapore Airport and
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    DEATH OF MALACCA VOLUNTEER
    104 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Aug. t 5. The Chinese Coy. who have been In camp at Tanjong Bruas since last Saturday had their last day I to-day I in camp marred by a sad drowning fatality. To-day the dead body of one of the volunteers
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    MALAYA MAY HAVE NEW AND PROFITABLE OYSTER INDUSTRY EXPERIMENTS MADE NEAR PENANG
    560 12 Standard Methods Of Cultivation OYSTER cultivation is steadily, though gradually, gaining import--0 ante in Malaya, and if experiments which are being made at I>ulo Kra near Penang prove sueeesslul, oyster culture will be ,wt:.l>lished as a profitable industry.
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    Accident Mars School Sports
    93 12 (Frcm Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. AN unfortunate accident marred the annual sports of the Government Tamil School, Loke Yew Road, which was held at the school grounds on Saturday. Just before the sports began a heavy window fell on the head of Ramanathan, a
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    BURTON OFF COLOUR
    62 12 Reuter. Brighton, Aug. 17. Bui ton, British open champion, with a round of 76 finished well down the list in the first round of the £1,000 News Chronicle Golf Tournament, the leaders of which are Charles Whitcombe. Charles Graham (Welsh champion), G Johnson of Bulwell Forest, all
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    NEW SCUDAI REPORT
    420 12 KJEW Scudai, Limited report forth year ended March 31 tate: Tt .suits of the year's working j,-,- le fit of $11,924, to which hi *f£ the balance of profit br at Irom last year $21,017. lei bo, for year ended March 31 1938 si v? making a
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    OIL SHORTAGE AFFECTS SIAM ICE PRICES
    44 12 Bangkok. Aug ftTHE rise In the price of ice in Bangs» is attributed by retailers to the nw In the cost of oil fuel which has occurred since the Asiatic Petroleum Co. aiu the Standard-Vacuum Oil Co business.
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL MEETING
    90 13 urn Omu Reporter) Kuala I.umpur, Tuesday. enda »<>r the next meeting j" thf federal Council on Tuesjn eludes two important legislation, namely, the I n of Aliens Bill and the rets Bill, both of which through all the stages Regulations »Amendther important mea- c introduced in the
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    ALLEGED CHEATING IN RUBBER DEAL
    83 13 Wednesday. cl of a rubber deal i gainst Lee Kip Lei. produced before Mr. J. police magistrate. hich accused claimed :used by falsely Mr. C. G Mawscn, of Success rs. Ltd., that certain a factory in Bukit 5 F M S ielutong from deceived Mr.
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    Old Boys' Meeting Postponed
    29 13 I to! Nhohdavs. the the A. SC. Old I Singapore which Friday the 18th. has riday. September Leong will read a I rarite Generals in
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    One Year For Carrying Loaded Revolver
    112 13 Singapore, Wednesday. SENTENCE oi 12 months' rigorous imprisonment was imposed in lh e Criminal District Court this afternoon, on a young ttnanese who carried daggers and an unlicensed loaded revolver "i public Vau. and a comnckshaw along the vehicle w as Lane, a police
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    Passengers By Tegelberg
    59 13 Suigapore, Thursday. F 'fibers" which arrived 1 fhe return voyage of :Mr *P to China ports, was 01 Durban, the largest f ral Motors' products mt, ii.. T,. 1 a round »-üba n to Shanghai and y from the r T e Mr Jaramillo, Mrs. Harris, Mr.
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    POLICE BAND PLAYS TO-DAY
    54 13 THE Band of the Straits Settlements Police will perform in public to-day at Fairer Park at 5.30 p.m. under the direction of Mr. S. Chapman, Bandmaster. March "Pro Patria" Clark: Overture "The Barber of Seville" Rossini Selection "The Dollar Princess" Fall; Descriptive '"The Grasshopper's Dance" Bucalessi;
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    Mr. S. T. Erickson
    94 13 Mr s. T. Erickson. who has been manager of the firm of Connell Brothers. Ltd.. in Singapore since 1928, has decided to settle in Western Australia. He has accordingly resigned from the firm and will leave for Perth, accompanied by Mrs. Erickson and family, by the
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    J. P. SUMMONED
    61 13 Singapore, Wednesday. MR. A. K. Surattee, J. P. appeared before Mr. C. H. Koh, the fourth magistrate, this morning on a summons charge of storing and treating rattan without a licence at a house in Paya Lebar on June 5. Mr Surattee claimed to be tried. Dr.
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    MALAYA'S GROWING BISCUIT INDUSTRY More Factories Are Being Erected
    370 13 EXPORTS CONTINUE TO INCREASE M. kv (Tribune Staff Reporter) IyjAi.AIAS export trade in biscuits is showing a definite tendency whll ,,d is riflectwl in growiag number of factories cf cnp are being erected at the rate hv tkt n C a
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    Naval Base Policeman Fined
    140 13 Singapore, Wednesday. jyjß. H. Elston, an officer of the Naval Base Police, was today fined $15 by Mr. C. H. Whitton. Traffic Judge, on a charge of riding his motor cycle at a speed dangerous to the public, through Bukit Timah Village on June 27. Court
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    Great Success Of "Circus Comes To Town"
    743 13 u/ELL, the circus has come to town at last, and it is the greatest ever. I raise my hat to all concerned in the production of the finest show of its kind for charity ever staged in my long experience of Singapore. In
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    $4,280 Worth Of Rubber Mentioned In Charge
    78 13 Singapore, Wednesday. MG KIM. this morning claimed trial n before Mr. C. H. Koh. the fourth magistrate, on a charge of abetment of importing 372.22 oiculs of rubber into the Colony without a certificate of origin at 10.45 a.m. on Aug. 2 at
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    AIR MAIL
    9 13 Two Imperial .Air Mails are due to-morrow.
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    STABBED UNWANTED LODGER
    283 13 (ft*■ Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Tuesday. 20-YEAR-OLD Chinese, Cheah Koi See, was sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, by causing the death of Ng Kok Hon? by stabbing- him with a cooler's knife on Apr. 6 at Pokan China,
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    Unemployed For 9 Years
    146 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday j DO not -want to see him hanging round the Courts doing nothing in future," remarked Mr. C. R. Redman, the First Magistrate, when he made an order that Liau Fook, an elderly Chinese who had been unemployed for
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    Two Vehicle Inspectors Acquitted
    275 13 (From Our Own Correspondent. Malacca, Aug. 16. EHJRTHER hearing of the criminal cases, in which three Malacca Vehicles Inspectors were the accused, were continued in the District Court, before Mr. W. J. Thorogood, on Wednesday. The orig'nal charge against X D. Bok. the first accused, was
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    FOUND DRUNK NEAR RAILWAY STATION
    85 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. A TAMIL, Kangasamy, was this morn--4* ing fined a dollar with an alternative of one day s imprisonment by the acting Second Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail, for being drunk on a road near the Johore Bahru ttailway Station.
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    Suspected Cycle Thief Offered $100 Bail
    63 14 Singapore. Wednesday ALLEGED to have committed theft of a bicycle valued $65 belonging tb Ang Yap Chong In a house 111 Geylang Road on Aug. 13. Soo Peck Tee. aged 24, was produced before Mr. C. H. Koh. the fourth magistrate. He claimed trial
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    MIDNIGHT INTRUDERS FORCE DOOR OFF HINGES
    737 14 Javanese Gang Gets Four Years (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Tuesday. A GANG of three Malayan-born Javanese was convicted and each man sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice J. V. G, Mills in the Muar Assizes to-day. The gang was convicted
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    MALAYS HONOUR LEADER
    154 14 (From Our (>\< n i-'i ptrfaf Penang M< DINNER mittee and nangr Malay Assoeiati a mises on Saturday. Vice-president. Mr. I J who has been apt ►inted a the Peace for the i&ttlememefli I nanir. Mr. S. M I j the large ga Lhei j Mi SaM
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    NOSE FRACTURED
    29 14 A Chinese coolie iras ii piece of plank fell on bim ne* Singapore Swim; Club o'clock yesterday Is believed to have 1 has been removed to hospital.
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    211 Horses Entered For Singapore Meet
    1000 15 EXCEPTIONALLY good entries have been received for the Singapore 1 Turf Club autumn Gold Cup meeting which will begin on Saturday Aug. 26. I animals comprising I ,vo, three and four, and .11 be running in the tend over rive days. (Will, as usual,
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    Indigestion
    130 15 By Dr. F. Ft. Scult. If D.. Paris Of all the aches and pains which patient.; come and tell me about indigestion pains are probably, the most common. ''I get such stabbing, griping pains after m >als," they say, or my meals give me such a honible full-up feeling."
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    14 15 Nots: 'Bistuated' Magnesia referred to by Dr. Se^tt obtainable from chemists a:.C stores everywhere.
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    Week-end Races At Yacht Club
    96 16 CN Friday. Aug. 18, there will be the usual afternoon races for all Classes, at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club starting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday. Aug. 20. all classes will race to Sea View, where a Club tiffin will be held. There will also
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    TENNIS AT S.C.C.
    14 16 A player in action in the S.C.C. autumn lawn tennis tournament.
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    S.C.C. Beat Improvement Trust
    252 16 Singapore, Thursday. S.C.C 2; Singapore Improvement Trust L JN a friendly game of soccer played at the padang, the S.C.C. defeated the Singapore Improvement Trust by two goals to one. The Club had the better of the exchanges in the first half when they confined play
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    ARGYLLS PLAY SPLENDIDLY IN FIRST SINGAPORE GAME
    435 16 Loya Is Def za ted By Two Goals Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 2; Loyals 0. PLAYING brilliant football, the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders yesterday defeated the Loyals in a first team friendly played at Gillman. This was the Highlanders' debut in local soccer
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    LIVELY GAME IN DIVISION II
    454 16 Mental Hospital 6; Signals 0. IN a division 2A league jrame, Ihe Mental Hospital inflicted a severe trouncing upon the Malaya Signal Company when they beat them by six goals to nothing, on the Mental's ground to-day. The Signals, to give them due credit, played
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    GOLF Colonial Cup At Island Club
    225 16 Eight best cards to qualify in petition are as follows: R. D. I. Scott and Dr. Chia Teck Yam B3—IP Dr. H. L. H. Lim and S. F. Ho 7: s»^m T. Letyssius and Chan Sze Onn 90 L. Langdon Williams and Dr. T.
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    Island Club Wins
    92 16 THE following is the result of teal match between Keppel Golf o*** the Island Golf Club at the blind CM on Tuesday: Keppel Club Jj^*^ Mrs. Elder 0 Mi 5.*» Mrs. Earle 0 1 Mrs. Low 0 Mrs. Menzies 0 I Mrs J^flL 1 P,;rs. Glemmy 0
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    LADIES' AUGUST MEDAL
    26 16 The winner of "poval>Ladies' August Medal at the gapore Golf Club was Mrs li. r with score of 47 12» 2 -34 z.
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    Singapore Badminton Championships
    119 16 viii by played a. The following llo 1 Pir Hall ft* the Clerical Union week-end: SATURDAY at I 15 I m Women's Open Smqcs: M Mens v.s. Miss Leo Hong p n Men's Junior Doubles <«"'•» smgam and Natkunam vs. Siew and Cyril Wee c]y Men's Open
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER MATCH
    62 16 The following have beta v \>\ I represent the N.T.S. Bank c iv against the Chartered Bank bP" gt th on Saturday. Aug. 19 at o Geylang Stadium:— M. U c Cheng Sin, Omar, Shariff. Tjien Gie, J. D. Brand- eUC j Chee Kirn Cheng. B. Van
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    The Turf TRAINING STARTS FOR GOLD CUP MEETING
    772 17 Impressive Gallops To-day (By "Benny Solace*) VISIBILITY was poor when the first batch of animals went out for the morning exercise at the Bukit Timah course this morning in preparation for the Singapore Turf Club Cold Cup meeting which will begin Saturday
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    Racing Card For Ipoh Skye Meet
    574 17 rpHF i»wing is the full racing card for the first lny of the Perak 1 i luh Skye meeting. RACE ONE HOI Class s—Division 3—6 Furlongs S IDOL 10.12 Mrs. F. L. Harding Capt. Harding 10. Oh M r a Van Tooren Duval VN
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    SELECTIONS BY "SPECTATOR"
    52 17 Race 1: REPUBLICAN Rebel King Race 2: METRO M G M Race 3: EAST LYNNE Danse Dv Ventre Race 4: PRESIDENT Sam Burger Sace 5: MARNELL Empennage Race 6: PRIDE OF PERAK In-vt r-Fogg Race 7: TWINKLING EYES Silver Kit Race 8: MISS LABIS Evergreen Race 9:
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    SELECTIONS BY BENNY SOLACE
    40 17 Race I—POLICY Republican Race 2—METRO Inez Race 3—RACK A ROCK East Lvnnc Racrt I—SAM BURGER President Race S—EMPENNAGE Jackie Mac Race G—INVERFOGG Harap Race 7—TWINKLING EYES Bali Girl Race B—CAPTAIN BALL Evergreen Race 9—BAY ROSE Cash
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    39 17 Rate 1: MARCO KING Rat c 2: TWO UP Race 3: RA( KAROCK Race 4: PRESIDENT Race 5: JACKIE MAC Race 6: PRIDE OF PERAK Race 7: ROSALIE Race 8: MISS LABIS Race 9: BLUE BIRD
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    Bembroke Beats Warden At S.C.C.
    467 17 T'HE S.C.C. tennis tournament forged ahead in spite of threatening 1 weather yesterday. Five matches in "A" singles were contested in drizzle, and mud-covered balls were the order of the day. One match was postponed and another was not played. W. J. M. Warden's defeat
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    11 17 TO-DAY Tennis: S.C.C. Tournament. Perak Turf Club Skye Meeting.
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    Chungking Protests Handing Over 4 Men
    304 18 Chungking, Aug. 13. THE Chinese Government has formally lodged a protest with the British Government against the latter's decision to hand over the five Chinese citizens detained in the British Concession in Tientsin to the so-called "local court" for trial. "Such a decision/ said
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    Soviet Planes Over Tokyo?
    50 18 Hongkong, Aug. 14. A TIENTSIN dispatch states that a number of Soviet scouting planes on July 14 reconnoitered over Tokyo tor one hour without dropping any bembs. On July 17. the message adds. Soviet planes reconnoitered Changchun, the "Manchoukuo" capital, for half an hour. —Central News.
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    8 Million Dollar Loan For Kwangsi
    150 18 Hongkong, Aug. 15. |N administrative loan amounting to will shortly be raised by the Kwangsi Provincial l3cverntnent to make up for the deficit In the Provincial budget, Lt was reported ti tcrdnv. The loan will yield a six per cent. Interest per annum, and
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    CHUNGKING-H'KONG RADIOPHONE SERVICE
    54 18 Chungking, Aug 11». ALL tests have been successfully made, the Chungking-Hongkong radiophone service will be inaugurated on August 15 and the Kunming-Rangoon :aciiophone will be inaugurated in the auddie of September. However, the Hongkong-Manila radiophone tervice will be inaugurated on a Later date, as preparations have no
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    Puppet Wang Ching Wei's Voice Is Drowned
    370 18 SOUTHERN CHINESE ARE INDIGNANT Hongkong, Aug. v. J'HE recent broadcast speech made in Canton by Wan Ching Wei, the deposed Party Leader, wfcc is at pi leadiny the Japanese-sponsored "peace" movement drawn forth a chorus of condemnation and rebuff. It may be recalled
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    JAPANESE BOMBING CHURCHES
    99 18 Foochow, Aug. 12. pOREIGX property was again Invebtodjm twenty-five Japanese plane.s terrifically bombed Changchow, a missionary centre in south Fukien province in South China, forty-five kilometres west of Amoy. on August 7, according to a belated report. The invading planes in five batches unloaded over 100 missiles
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    Fenghua Hit By Japanese
    43 18 *j"SP<>. Aug. 11. p:\GKUA, the birth-; Gcneralisrimo hiani r.shek, forty kttomsters U it southwest of Nincpo, v ed by five Japan.-, the 29th ?w Thirteen bombs were dron D the crowded busim wrecking forty houses buj T cut casualties.—Centnl
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    Japanese Airdrome Is Bombed
    112 18 Waith'tw. Auy. IL gIX Chinese bonbers by an equal numfo fighters, carric-d tmi bombing raids on the Sand KerodroßK near Tigris and succeeded in in? the hangars nrd bl 500 tins of aeroplane fi revea'ed hero le dry. J The bombing i v on Aujrus-t 1.
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    End Of Unique Chinese Paper
    102 18 Ch—tiinr h UNIQUE In newspaper i (Uungking Combuie4 which appeared as a «art' 1 in China's wartime Catalan disastrous bombing < n farewell to the n after ninety-nine days 10 indispensable service. It has been the c resources of the ten that have made possi
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    No Observaner In Changking
    43 18 THERE was no ofhcu of the second Shanghai hostility July 7 had been officialthe anniversary of c h; ance. However, man} tions took advantage 4 do patriotic work by corps to the conn'!'- si the national spiritual woW* ment.
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    106 19 bragging India To r Condemned THREE-YEAR BAN Ward ha. Any. ft. jjl Working Committee at its afternoon sitting to-day hai "for his grave act of indiscipline Sri Subhas Chan-nel-red disqualified as President of the »ngal Provincial mil tee and to be member of any elective
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    432 19 tmmittee which has from Wednesday. jjso passed a resolution ex- tie ongresa Mr. A. N. |i member of the C. P. Legisfof uross miseon»g upon him to resign rship ol the Assembly jortliuiih. passed resolutions g. African Union rude and congratulating the action of
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    FULL TEXT OF RESOLUTIONS
    1828 19 ]l faltewrag is the full text of P i,x ;iil '"»!> passed by the WorkM *nMUee:_ nittee has given i n to the action erstwhile Pre- na] Congress two resolutions of the A.I.C.C. known provinces" and tnd P. C. C's." ttee also conoid Subhas Babu in
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    1286 19 Leftists Condemn The Resolution Calcutta, Aug. 12. "JS that all!" queried Sj. Subhas Chandra Bose, when the decision of the Working Committee disqualifying him from Presidentship of the B.P.C.C. and from being a member of any elective Congress body was conveyed to him
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    CHINESE COUPLE WED IN S'PORE
    54 20 Mr. L;u !*ci' Koon and his bride Miss Tan Chin Soh who were married at the Chinese Methodist Church. Kampong Kapor Road lasi week. The photograph above, taken as they were leaving the rhureh. includes !**r. Leong Hong Toh. the best man and Miss Tan
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    GIRL'S SPORTS CLUB
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