Malaya Tribune, 22 August 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI- •No. 199. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, August 22, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1939 2Ei
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      264 1 Read Vie SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya NURSE URGES QUAKER OATS FOR ALL ijiUmma—■ I MANY A HONE IN MALAYA I BRIGHTENED VA Si CH ADVICE. I I qua D 15 NEW STRENGTH/ J ■rv don<: for my patients, I yQy J\iC. irl^ i RESTORES VITALITY. IT fs STRONGER. THANKS
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      124 1 Exclusive 4* O W i\ S SALONS AT PAGE 13. BATTERY ROAD. 1 SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTLL, KUALA LUMPUR THE RIGHT LABEL IS I I White Label I ,-w --f I a 1 pewar-s I I scotch! I 4 BOLE AGENTS: SINGAPORE JOHQRE MALACCA NEGSI SIMBILAN IB ONE STIIOKS: W FILLS
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    "ONAM" CELEBRATION IN SINGAPORE
    54 2 Undo, the auspices of the Singapore Ifalayali Association, the local Malayans will celebrate -Onam", their national fertivai. on Sunday. Aug. 27 next, at the Ladies 1 Union Premises, Moulmein Road The program dbc which will commence at 4 p.m will include various items of entertainment. All
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    CANTON ARRIVING
    34 2 The s I. •Canton" has left Hongkong and Is expected to arrive at this port at 9.30 a m on Wednesday Aug. 23. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. Wharf on arrival.
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    Alleged Causing Hurt
    81 2 Singapore. Monday CHARGED with causing hurt to Chua Ali Ming with a dangerous weapon to wit, a piece of iron, at about 9.30 n m c« Aug. 13 at Cavanagh Road Lim Ah Bai »33» and Lim Ah Huan (33! anoeated before Mr. L. C. Goh in
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    What The Stars Foretell
    236 2 TO MORROW FOR AU. RFAD- I FRS. Excellent trareI S ences and good for ">'■ Z nnd work connected i Hh J I and itecl. Interview r-' Z authority and show c 1 yourself, but avoid i(i< 7 impulse. l SPECIAL INFLUENCES, Fc 20 fo Much
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      468 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA (Monthly) Fo r RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Siang" Sept. 11, 4 p.m. "Hong -Slang" Aug. 25 "Hong Kheng" Oct.
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      435 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. II and BRITISH INDIA teacorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 BANGUI i 7.000 Aug. 25 I bANGALOKE 6.C00 Aug. 26 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 8 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 22 1 BHUTAN G.lOO Sept. 23 t BEHAR fi.OOO Oct. 2 CHITRAL 15,000
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      472 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDBUTSCHEB LLOYD, (incorporated 1» Germany). The undemoted are Uie Company's intended For MANILA. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 Im* "ELBE" l m.s. "COBURG" Aug. 31 *ss "POTSDAM" omit;' Manila. North China and Yokohama J** 1 12 sjs "GNEISENAU" omits North Quina l 27 HOMEWARD. For
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      148 2 HAMBtTRG-AMERIKA linle Oeulsch-AustraiKrhP DamjifrchifTs Geseilsihaft J (Companies incoiporatcd in Germany) i PASSENGER ANL> CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due 8 pore 1939 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports In ports s.s. VOGTLAND via Haiphong Aug. 24 s-s. NORDMARK via Mania Sspt. 2 t
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      255 2 To-day's Crossword —I —p—j —p I FT p~| j J 6 I 7 I fa~ II" i 4 —i? Zj! Z~~~ i5~ i 5 20 ?5 ~S r ?r v 1 ?r 1 Jii IS £x M 30 CM« ACROSS: CLUES DOWN He „er 1 Part of a lamp--1 Maladies.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    402 3 L LONDON COMMODITIES London, Monday. Previaus To-day Change wr o Firm Quiet, Steady Rl'BBLK Buyers 8 1116 8 11|16 B Sellers 8% 8 5 8 a "September Buyers 8% 8% 1st Forward «w Sellers 8% 8s 8 0ct Dec. Buyers 8 13|16 8 13 16 Sellers 8
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    156 3 IB Jst Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 21, 5 p.m. 1 Total l Dividend Books TV oaßncial dote Date Ex Div. Payable Date No 49 Sept. 1 Sept. 3 Sept. 2 10/* I 2ft% Aug. 22 Aug. 24 Aug. 23 5* int. Aug. 23 Aug. 30 Aug.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    849 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Aug. 21, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 4jl Austral Amal 3 9 4 3cd Austral Malay 381- Ayer Hitam 18 9 19 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Baugrin 17.. 18Batu Selangor 1.15 1.20
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Aug. 22. The price uf tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $113% (down Wfr).
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    RUBBER
    23 3 Tiie price of rVober at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Bu} jrs 28% (down 3 16>. Sellers 2S\ 2 (down 3 16).
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    64 3 Singapore, Monday. Tin at midday was $113%, down 118, and the price oi Rubbe- at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 9116 cents, buyers October December 28 1116 cents. There was little lift in Rubber or Tin shares to-day. and the former were slightly easier on small
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    EXCHANGES
    217 3 Singapore, Aug. 21. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the dally circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2|4 1|32 London demand 2>4 1)32 Lyons demand 2058 Switzerland demand 241 1(4 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 518 Montreal
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    PRODUCE
    161 3 Singapore, Aug. 21 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 }}f* Rice Siam 2 $105 Rice Siam 3 145 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $105 Siam Broken Rice No.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    216 3 6% Maynard Co Ltd., $30,000 norn Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 9V SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30...... 101 102 norn AVz% 2907 red 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 jJU'^li 4V,* 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. nom Mar. 31,
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      16 3 I THE UNITED P ""'•'ORATION, LIMITED Aft\' NK ,?'''TOR VEHICLE, Bttpffl, COMPBNBAIT SINGAPORE. I W. HALL.
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      243 3 19-25. CECIL STREET, BINGAPOBK. Telephone, Manager's Office 4512 Exchange De pt. 4513 General OfPce 4514 Cable Addi ess:—"PßO VINB ANK." Head Office, SIICHOW. PAID-I P CAPITAL (Ch 10,000.000 j RESERVE FUNDS 13.000.000 TOTAL ASSETS (approx.) $108,000,000 j Board of Directors: T. L. SOONG. TSENG YANG FU Y. C KOO CHAN
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      366 3 II A.Mi OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Sub Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: 'CHUNGKUO". Paid Up Capital Ch. $4G,uG0,000.00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. 3,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. $2.617,000,000.00 Tse-Vung Soong,
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    Domestic Occurrences ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    52 4 Mrs. Tan Swee Hoe jish tA their heartfelt thanfcs to aU relatives and friers who attended The funeral of the ate Mr Tan Swee «op cmj., as well as those wnu Hce, i*i•«» vicito and those who attended night visits ana t i;ent wreaths, telegrams and letters
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    DEATH.
    64 4 Monsieur and Madame Pierre Tata. Monsieur and Madame Andre Cheva sudnd the Board of Directors of the Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Co.. Ltd., Paris, deeply regret to annouace he iUne^ ri of°M J F Ux Tatin', ChevaUerdei" Legion ~ur fomer General Manager of the Sin^ a P°* e
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      401 4 gfg 4U$T] D An H-ttcAent Building «yei*cu. preleiabiy Chinese: Omy e~ pei.ei.ccu uitn need apply. Box No i>c Malaya I'libune, Penang. WANTED: Canvassers for advertisements and sundry goods in Penang. Very 53? security necessary. Salary, cornnajtasion plus allowances. Also commercial artists state experience and qualm cation, salary $60 Apply Northern
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      416 4 Photography WOK BEST PHOTOS: UlywWt- Studio. 79. North Br age Road, &nga pore. Telephone 6601. uu REMEMBER. Good and Clear Pictures Singapore. •m tft- Bungalow &alg Rd.' tl SoonS, garage, servant ,uv ters. Apply within. rTr\to°^r of Crfu P a Boutcher Co., or <64.8> Ipch. M rooms attached. A val
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      528 4 Singapore Music Institute Victoria Court. Victoria Training for Reasonable.Fees Day Evening Classes No Age Limit Write or cali lor particulars. Musical Instruments Furniture For Sale FOR SALE: Household fwnjtore. suitable for small house $13* R**o «40 To Let: Bungalow, 6% mile East Coast Soad. private, quiet small rent. Particulars Box
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      508 4 TWO-INK ™™™nP E N m talnmg j 2 various cm Ac Kuala TRADE FAIR, to The City Park, Malacca. TrrFFns U KE SUCCESS succeeded curmg chromC Sted. Its healing have deilniteiy reco gnition from marvels have King kings and Mussoliiri are, it Homoeopaths. is W*iSU moneY and increase your Do
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      359 4 ?X run," regularly serviced. One.owner going on leave. Free end o! mrath or immediately if necessary. What offers. Apply Graves Foust Office, Kuato PUJg. QUICK SALE. 1934 Ford 8 Good condition. Cash $450 Apply Box No 914. Malaya Tribune, Singapore. «37-B. VOR SALE 1931 Singer Tourer 8.9 HP.35 ni p.g-
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      477 4 Stamps POSTAGE Colonial wanted wholesale hV Hansen, s hagen. G. 3 W STAMPS FOR SAlj_r7_sr_T_ Patrick's Road, Telok Kuran« til WIDE SELECT I' p. for sale at competitrv used collections esptej Malay** Call personally Emj Stamp Com_! 22a, Change Alii H CREDITOR'S PETIIIQK, IN THE SUP:-: <URT OF 75 FEDERATED
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    BRITAIN'S COMPLETE CALM DURING INCREASED TENSION
    1336 5 London, Aug. 21. JO-morrow's meeting of Ministers has been converted into a full Cabinet meeting. Mr. Neville Chamberlain (Premier), looked fit and cheerful when he stepped from the train at Euston complete with fishing tackle. He was visited by Lord Halifax (Foreign Secretary) a
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      387 5 rT d*S RACING LETTER—Dear m& CODE" as advertiser I ea with the forthcomI TURF RACES. CONI ctions, one a "GOLD n d secondly a genuine I ma] running the same I advi.se ALL to pur 1 there would be no I dge" DEAR READI fact that both hordes I rOB."
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      154 5 The Modern Giri H if lilt i^Hj^Tr .They arc her Golden Rcle of Health. Her Mother takes them. BHRigB/i:^ A </\ her Grandmother. Beckham's Pills purely vegetable, gentle, vet always 03 -Jl effective, lake them yourself to avoid ■BfcV --■•>f<^B headaches, biliousness and digestive u Psets. Bcccham's Pills will give
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    93 6 London, Aug. 21. Paris 176 45 64 New York 4:68 »6 Montreal 4.68V8 Brussels 27.55 3 4 Geneva 20.73 Amsterdam 8.72% Milan 89 Berlin Lisbon 110V* Madrid 42U Belgium 11.6634 Athens 547U Stockholm 19.40 Copenhagen 22.40 Bucharest 660 Helsingfors 227 1 Oslo 19.90 Vx Belgrade 210 Athens R:o
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    A BERLIN DENIAL
    32 6 Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 21.—It is officially stated .hat the report that Hitler received Signor Attclico, the Italian Ambassador, who save him a negative reply from Mussolini is without foundation.—Reu-
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    HAD NO PERMIT FOR NEW TREES
    103 6 (From Our Own CorrespM I BOUGHT the la and the inspect sits to my estate but'm ril 5 tnen. How is that they h matter now even th the trees are over two So declared Won* Lian vY''"' ese woman of Pogoh when iS
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    ALLEGED NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    122 6 ON the charge that he on about 5.20 p.m.. c regard for the safety of thereby collided with another car a* «S junction cf Anderson Road 1 d W Road, Abdullah bin Immawan read/? appearance before M in the Second Police Court thj neon. Accused elaimi defended
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    167 6 Stagapore hi MINING Bayers S* Ampats Ayer Hitams Hitams Batu Selangors Hongkong Tin Bangrins Chanderiangs Hong Fa its Idris Hyd. 7Ipotl Tin Jelapangs Jelebus Jobana W Katu Tin fCamunting Tin W Killinghalls :3- HI <inta Keilas Xamponc Lanjuts T4 fcichais Laru'-s ivundr.ngs Unguis 145 London
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      193 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD j Obtmlnabl* of mil Chmittt un 4 Storm I GRAND SELECTION OF MOV A D O VULC A I N ROSK O P F CV M A WATCHES ARE ON DISPLAY AT YICKWOHHING 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near Middle Road) PHONE NO. 7922. Do not fail
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      29 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Prices from 525 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA 1934. LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. is Milk plus Malt plus EGGS
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      61 6 "pyit; radios AM SECOND TO NONE in EtT'cier.cy, Reliability and Seme;. Hence ILej are VERY POPULAR 1\ MALAYA. Sole Amiuls: HOI BOOM LBOMG. Dis.ribut' te: RADIO AND GENERAL JKiBNCY, Kuala Lumpur. I, I. i in .i 11 IP You'll seldom H|( buy lamps I buy CROMPTON THE COILED-COIL LAMP Or
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      31 6 AMICO TONIC I a restorative for the men. Jj Invaluable in building up debilitated frame giving inner power of manhood to enjoy a new life. Stocked atNaina Mohamed Sons, (Sold Everywhere)
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      71 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the programme of crills up to and for week ending Aug. TO-DAY, AUG. 22 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, S V.A C S Reconnaissance. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, Ist Bn. S S V.F. Sig- Section, Demonstration. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, "S" Coy., M.G Training. 5.15 p.m. Oas Chamber, "S"
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      941 6 mm mm ■-fh To-day's Radio m london SINGAPORE HONGKOlNi* transmission 5 ZHL 225 metres (1.13 mcjs) ZBW 9 52 Mc s (31.4 m ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcjs) p.m. OSB 9 >1 Ml s m.J 5.00 Malay musical entertainment 5.20 'JfL, 1^^ ouotaUons. I amfrom the Studio, by the Rhiow
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    SHENG HUA FRACAS: SIX MEN APPEAL
    608 7 Singapore, Monday. §L EMITTING the view that the actions of the appellants did not constitute an act of rioting and that there was no unlawful assembly at the time of the fracas on lmard the ship "Sheng Hua" on the night of June 16,
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    ZIONISTS CONDEMN VIOLENCE
    112 7 Geneva, Aug. 21. fluiE idea of Jewish terrorism 1 v l condemned by speakers r (he Zionist congress. Nelson cne of the Jewish labour leaders, ish terrorist campaign spiritual and moral Mufti to be sheer they would have no British Government's ration was urged by head of
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    DRIVERS HELD FOR ACCIDENT
    58 7 i im Our Own Correspondent) S ;amat, Sunday. JAN. New Ching. two J their appearand c ii h Raul bin Mohamed Sa'at, "rate to-day on a at driving that le- and injury to two Chi lg's lorry. Both re remanded for a Malay was allowed .1
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    funeral Of Mr. Tan Swee Hoe
    769 7 Singapore, Tuesday. THE faneral of Mr. Tan Swee Hoe, S.M.J., took place at the Bukit town Cemetery. v who attended were: u) General, the State Batu Pahat, Syed H£Ub- Town Board. Batu in Hanapi trepresentlunity, Batu Pahat», 1 representing Batn Messrs. Lee Kcng Seng,
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    Twelve Fined For Gambling
    168 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Sunday. SURPRISE raids by the Segamat Police led twelve Chinese, in two batches to the local magistrate's court before Inche Rauf bin Mohamad Sa'at, the magistrate, on charges of gambling. The first batch comprising of Leong Fong, Nge Kwai. Sam Heng,
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    Franco To Give Up Prisoners
    50 7 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 21. Following the personal intervention of M. Bonnet and a demarche by General Petain to the Spanish Foreign Ministry, it is confirmed here that the Spanish Government has decided to release all French prisoners ol war now in Spanish concentration camps.— Reuter.
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    Reported Death, Then Met Fatal Accident
    356 7 Singapore, Monday. lUHII.E on his way home after re- porting a d?ath to the Registrar, a 52-year-old Chinese met with his own end when he cam' into collision with a motor car at Tank Road on Aug. 15. Thi.s was the story told to
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    Bicycle Had No Light
    55 7 (From Our Own Segamat, Sunday. HE had lighted his lamp but the wind blew it off. was the excuse offered by a Chinese when charged before Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat magistrate with riding a bicvele in Segamat town without a light A fine
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    ROME SEETHING WITH RUMOURS
    82 7 Reuter. Rome. Aug. 21. ROMK i.s seething with rumours of ail kinds Indicating t union regarding the .situation. Theie i.s no confirmation of the rumour that the Pope has sent a inch prelate to Warsaw Signor Gayda writing in Voce d'ltalia. says the hour for settling
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      378 8 BERNARD S?f^fl SHAW'S V N —l I (I I Brought Back By Public Demand! I Never Such Enthusiasm! Never i Such Comedy! If -PygmalioiV is A masnifice.it I brilliant" beUer has been j orimant glvon to the Sin film I frff pi>f<s« gapore screen" I PKESS TRIBUNE STRAITS TIMES I
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      264 8 YOUR FAVOURITE FUNSTERS WELCOMED BACK! I 7— f LAST CAY of Special j LAP TOL Ketum 3 SHOWS! 3.ls— sM—9M LAUREL and HARDY j j in their funniest laugh Hit— Bonnie Scotland j BRAND NEW PRINT Brought Back l>y Popular Demand HERE COME THE HAPPY HARDYS IN TH! I! lINNTES'I
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      253 8 irS ONE OF THIS YEAR'S BIGGEST LAUGHs^^ fWHEN THIS SOCIETY LADyJ|P DECIDES TO MOP UP THE MOBS I f... THERE'S A LAUGH IN EVERY I J mu M* out of town T FAY IDA mW mW******* BAINTER LUPINO #J|d «jr/W LEE BOWMAN HENRY ITb ARMETTA WARREN HYMER gjj^^ GolumlUa Pictu,
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    SUEZ BARRACKS PLAN HELD UP
    65 9 Reuter. Cairo, Aug. 21. r understood that in view of the 1 international situation and on imdi f>f economy, the Government led not to proceed, at least for sent, with the new barracks heme in the Canal Zone. It will be led that the barracks
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    Moneylender Charged With Trespass
    1049 9 Arpfwpi-. *v w Singapore, Monday. ft xs J 2,IJSD m th e Municipal Building on the Municipal coolies' pay day on Aug. 4, Jasa Singh, alleged to be a moneylender, was produced Deior*! Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, on a charge that
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    Woman Found Not Guilty
    164 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. HARGED with theft of $10 cash and a gold ring belonging to Dr. Salleh, Aminah bmte Sastrapawaro, a Javanese woman was this morning discharged by Inche Haron bin Ahmad. ftsT***?*^ 11 in hifi evidence stated that the accused was employed
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    Telok Ayer Stabbing: Youth Committed
    64 9 Singapore, Monday. TtjOHAMED Akhbar, a Punjabi ""■youth, was committed this after noon by the third police magistrate. Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke, to stand his trial at the September Assizes for the alleged attempted murder of three Indians who were stabbed oh a Cecil Street pavement 30
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    Puteh Tin Dredging
    90 9 PUTEH Tin Dredging Company Limited report for the financial year ended April 30 states: The profit for the year amounted to $25,501.70, to which is added the balance brought forward at May 1, 1938, of $28,382.84 less $2.000 directors' fees for 1937 38 and $17,500 for Dividend
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      301 9 ftVlSILiSE THEATRE j To-Vight (2 shows) To-morrow 1 |715 p.m. 9.15 p.m. I U THB DRUM I 10. -'0. 30. 40 50 cts. J Up- .Lii> Ladies Halt' Price [1 T"sUN TALKIE j (New World) 5 ;.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 \\XllK. DOCTORS DIABETES. |j TOO Aft* Al FL1CTED WITH i»:<i\\SE come
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      97 9 The Dashing Sweethearts of "ROBIN HOOD" in Another MIGHTY I TECHNICOLOUR TRIUMPH! to-day 3.i5 AI H A MUD A I 6.15 9.15 P.M. ALitl A Ifl ß t\ A J t i I FOR RESERVATIONS PHO N E 6909 Vpl7 f HEI L STREET" "THE WALKING GOLD," THE NOTORIOUS "GAY*
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      44 9 1— CoMiiNiG Shortly-ALHAMBRA t -ii r turn ii i i iinwiwim i > i ■i ii i maamm ßCimn-tcimM«»n^«a— mmm A Powerful Story of 9 Strange People! devlve, bfedftbt: john carradine, LOUISE PLATT, ETC in-- Till MM mi II 111 111 111 IT I M
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    QUIETLY CONFIDENT
    744 10 THE "war of nerves" is being intensified. Once again we are being compelled to listen to the old familiar statement that "Hitler's next speech may decide the fate of Europe." The public have long since become tired of these threats of decisions which are never reached. Almost they
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    RUSSIA must be LINED UP if WAR is to be AVOIDED
    1059 10  -  By E. T. HUANG ANZIG by itself is not \j worth a war to Germany or any other Power, except Poland. All the Powers want to settle the Danzig; question without a fight: therefore it will probably hi peacefully
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      254 10 II FINDLATER 'S I Hi Fine Sherries JLBmL Per Bottle Duty 0.75 Extra. OLD MORENO BROWN. Full of m $SmWKSB*S% Flavour $2.00 I WKtSmw PALE DRY I SB*' W J Very suitable for Club Sherry 1 IK I ijjjll oucZ Bitters $2.05 i XuLf ""3 I FINO. Possesses the Bouquet
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      15 10 UK r Jewels 800 CHIANG CO., 304, North Bridge Road, (Next to the Medical Office).
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      72 10 WHITEAWAYS Kuala Lumpur Q Anr I Ipoh SINGAPORE Tipeng. "DECO^A^ED~~ CREEn' BORDER" Plain cream with pale green border and dark green lii replaceable. Exact as illustration on right. SET FOR 6 PERSONS. Dinner set 30 pieces. Usual Price $13.95 sale price $12.7.1 "dorot"hy veß^N' Delightful colourings. Shape of all pieces
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    DRAMATIC DEVELOPMENTS IN EAST AND WEST GERMANY AND RUSSIA AGREE ON PEACE PACT
    454 11 RIBBENTROP GOES TO MOSCOW TOMORROW Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 22. IT is officially announced by the German News Agency that Germany and Soviet Russia haveagreed to conclude a non-aggression pact. Herr Von Ribbentrop (the German Foreign Minister) is
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    LIGHTNING KILLS SEVEN IN A SHED
    91 11 London. Aug. 22. people were killed and J 18 injured when lightning struck a wooden shelter in a park ord during a terrific thuntorm yesterday afternoon, storm caused much damaged and considerable flooding in various i istricts at London the provinces. The victims mostly women and chilXhe victim! were picknick-
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    INCREASED GRAVITY
    143 11 Warsaw, Aug. 22. rmed circles in Poland h" the situation is one gravity and a crisis jcted towards the end press, especially considerol German propaganda, trkably restrained. The Berlin correspondent of the Gaxetta Folska forecasts that Herr Hitler's speech at Tannenburg on w iU be sensational but "whe--11 < :itnin
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    WILL POPE INTERVENE?
    219 11 Rome, Aug. 22. UfHILl, there was a lull in diplomatic calls in Home yesterday, great activity continued at the Foreign Office, but there is no indication of what was afoot, but it is believed 'hat Signor Attolico (Italian Ambassador to Germany) saw Signor and Count Ciano last night. ,l is
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    Campaign In Polish Press
    77 11 P r Wax saw, Aug. 22. uusH newspapers to-day are full 01 chargea against Germans of '"-treatment of Poles. >us Poles—German citizens of nationality—are reported to have crested in various parts of Gerj>ther report says that the German in t£T es have clos ed Polish libraries jpen, Beuthen and other
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    Parliament To Be Recalled?
    105 11 London, Aug. 22. •THE question of recalling parlia--1 ment was not raised formally by Mr. Arthur Greenwood (Deputy Opposition Leader) in his talk with Mr Chamberlain yesterday, m view of the fact that the matter will be Slscussed fully by the Cabinet today in the light of the situation they
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    CRISIS MEETING OF SEVEN MINOR POWERS
    166 11 Brussel. Aug. 22. IT is considered certain that the conference of "Oslo powers here opening to morrow will be entirely devoted to problems of international politics. It is declared in well informed circles hero that there will be no attempt at media tion in international disputes, either by King Leopold
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    Tension Fever In Germany
    188 11 Berlin, Aug. 21. TENSION seems to be still increasing here and the conviction is becoming widespread that something is going to happen very soon indeed. The National Zeitung, which is closely connected with Marshal Goering, writes in connection with the Angla-Polish treaty that, "As in other important questions the present
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    Greece Calls Up Reserves
    24 11 Athens, Aug. 22.—Reservists and officers of all categories of the 1935-36 classes are being called up to complex their training.—Reuter. Egypt Recognises Soviet Reuter.
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    Egypt Recognises Soviet
    78 11 Cairo, Aug. 22—The Egyptian Government has decided to recognise ttM Soviet Government on condition that the Soviet abstains from communistic propaganda-Reuter. SWIFT WORKER RAPID DIPLOMACY: In a few days the German Foreign Office, of which Herr Yon Ribbentrop (above) is chief, has concluded a trade pact with Russia and induced
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    Britons Requested To Leave Poland
    122 11 Reuter. Warsaw, Aug. 21. rpHE British Consul-General advised British nationals in Poland to-day that if they had no special reason for remaining it is desirable that they should leave.—Reuter. It is stated that the advice to British lesidents applies especially to those who in any
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    Japanese Present 4 Demands At Shanghai
    271 11 Reuter. Shar.hgai, Aug. 22. t*OUR demands were formally presented to-day to the Shanghai Settlement Municipal Council by Mr. Fu Sia Oen, Japaneseappointed Mayor of Greater Shanghai in connection with the shooting affray on Saturday night, in which a British police officer, Sergeant Kinloch, was
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    FLOODS STOP TRADE IN NORTH CHINA
    136 11 Reuter. Peining, Aug. 21. TRADE in North China is virtually at a standstill as a result cf the disastrous Tientsin floods, which have caused a drop in the local exchange value of the China national dollar from 4d. to below 3d. The railway service
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    TWO JAPANESE ARRESTED IN U.S.
    57 11 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 22. THE United States Treasury announces the arrest of two Japanese residents of Los Angeles for attempted export of pistols and ammunition to a Japanese naval attache in Shanghai in violation of the Neutrality Law. which lequires exporters to obtain a licence
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    Behind The News
    538 12 ])ISA(;HKKIX(i m everything else, the news agencies of the democratic and totalitarian states are unanimous on one point—that the war of nerves has reached a decisive stage, and that very soon something must end it. If you want to know whether that something will be war or
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    FAR-REACHING RECOMMENDATIONS MADE TO MALAYAN GOVERNMENTS
    2904 12 IMPORTANT REPORT TABLED AT MEETING OF FEDERAL COUNCIL SIR LEWIS LEIGH FERMOR ON MINING IN MALAYA RECOMMENDATIONS of vital importance to the mining industry in Malaya are contained in a report by Sir Lewis Leigh Fermor who visited this country to report on mining
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    Training Of Aviation Officers To Be Adopted In F.M.S.?
    317 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur Tueadi J'HE hope that the system of training of control officers it' Singapore Airport will be adopted by the Malay States that uniform control methods may obtain throughout Ma. er pressed in the 1938 report
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    Banker Case In Thailand Assembly
    207 12 Bangkok, Aug. 21. THE case of the Chinese bankers now in custody was mentioned in the National Assembly on Saturday. Although the bankers were not named everyone knew that the questions referred to the their case. Chao Voradasana na Lampoon inquired the reasons why the
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    Military Buying Up Motor-Cycles
    291 12 Military Buying Up Motor Cycles (Trihune Siaff Reporter) POSSIBLE formation of motor-evele corps for each regiment now garrisoned in Singapore is indicated by inquiries made by the War Department from, motor-cycle agents as to their stocks of new and even second-hand machines. The inouiries wore made a few days ago.
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    "Pygmalion" Re-Screened
    45 12 nt5&.% vers n °f George Bernard fit D Py B mallon will be re-scnened 5L Q» Pa h0 Theatra beginning toHmpr fS m Sf L( e slie Howard and Wend v Hiller. the film has been brought back to Singapore by special request
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    "CIRCUS" WILL NOT REPEAT
    40 12 AWING to difficulties involving V schedules, the committee of the Children's Aid Society has dead* to drop the plan for a repeat performance' of "The Circus Comes Town" on the evening of SeptemW at Raffles Hotel.
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    RELIEF MAGISTRATE
    14 12 Mr. William John Peel JjJ? relief magistrate in the Police from to-morrow.
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    Rice Production Should Be Thrown Open To All Communities
    886 13 Mr. Yong Shook Lin's Appeal At Council I (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday, i;. r opportunities are given for the cultivation of padi by u tiis other than Malays there can be no doubt that the M,; other races
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    Eurasian On $3,590 Breach Of Trust Charge
    103 13 Singapore, Monday. 0 N transfer of the case this morning to the Criminal District Court, three charges of criminal breach of trust involving $3,590 were Preferred against Augustus Anthony Monteiro, a well-known Euramusician and a former Singapore High Court clerk. Accused claimed t
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    RAFFLES STUDENTS ON STUDY TOUR
    42 13 fl 1 of 25 students from Raffles will leave to-morrow by host on a fortnight's study i! ia,, f students Will pursue studies *ith th Zatlon an d other field work ne cooperation of Malacca imest agencies.
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    LARGER PACKS OF DOGS FOR ESTATES
    66 13 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Johore Government is being 1 approached by the Johore Planters' Association to allow estates to maintain larger packs of dogs for the destruction of vermin. At present. Government allows estates to have a pack of eight couples at an annual fee
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    Fire Damage In Bangkok £300,000
    171 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Bangkok, Aug 21. NOTWITHSTANDING the large area involved, the latest Bangkok fire wili not go down hi history as anything approaching a record either in extent or cost from an insurance point if view. Bigger areas have been destroyed, more valuable
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    Registration Of Businesses Bill Before Council
    557 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. f\F great importance to the business community, i>oth Asiatic and European, is the Registration of Businesses Bill introduced into the Federal Council at a meeting this morning. Discussions on this bill took place as long ago as
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    PULLING POWER
    161 13 WE have received the following unsolicited letter from the manager of the Happy World Ltd., Singancre:— "The success of our Engineering Exhibition held between Aug. I—ls has prompted us to write and thank you for the valuable publicity given to our show by your widely read group of
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    Ipoh To Have New Theatre
    190 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. rpHE Perak Chinese Assembly Hall in Kuala Kangsar Road, when completed will house the finest theatre in the State and one of the best in the country. The hall will seat 600 people and the seats will be in
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    Bed Bugs In Thai Prisons
    100 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Bangkok, Aug. 21. JN the Assembly on Saturday afternoon a member inquired what steps Government was taking to destroy bed bugs in prisons and also to provide mosquito nets for prisoners. The official reply stated mosquito nets had been supplied. Gaol
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    CAPT. W. L. GARDNER
    37 13 Capt. W. L. Gardner is leavine Singapore on leave to-morrow for British Columbia. He was first appointed pilot in 192 C. He is a senior pilot, and a member of the Pilot Board.
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    PITMAN'S SHORTHAND
    28 13 J'HE Singapore V.M.C.A. School of Commerce writes in to say that, they teach Pitman's shorthand to their pupils, and not Gregg as reported hi yesterday's Tribune.
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    Skoda Executive Here
    299 13 Singapore, Monday. "ECONOMICALLY Bohemia is still independent," stated Mr. C. J. A. M. Geldens, a leading executive of the Skoda Works in the German Protectorate of Bohemia, part of the former independent State of Czechoslovakia, who arrived to-day by the "Guilio Ceasare" to take up the position
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    EUROPEAN VICTIMS OF CONFIDENCE TRICKSTER
    805 14 "MONEY TO MAKE UP BAIL" Singapore, Monday. JHREE Europeans, employees of well-known local firms, were mentioned as victims of a new kind of confidence trick when this morning, before the District Judge (Mr. J. L. McFall), a twenty-eight-year-old unemployed taxi driver pleaded guilty to three
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    PANDIT NEHRU
    65 14 Flying To See Marshal Chiang Kai Shek < From Our Own Correspondent > Bangkok. Aug. 21. F:-nciit Nehru is flying to Chunking to see Chiang Kai Shek. He spent half an hour at Don Muang this morning, where he was welcomed by every Indian in Ean?rkok, to whom
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    ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY
    72 14 'Singapore. M„nd av ARMED robbery %Ms A when (wo v„unu produced before the bird magistrate, Mr. n,; Cooke, this mornm, h( N The men. Tiew Ah X Learn Yap Tai. 18 were ill* held up a compatriot. Cbm**Z*** Street at 1 25 X L, B md to
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    Boy's Fatal Fall From Fruit Tree
    254 14 1 Singapore, Meafc, i A 13-year-old Soy, Yen Ktoa (ho* ■a met his deaVi when he id from a rambutan tree near Kites* E road on the morning of u? y A broken branch was picked' un near him. A verdict of death was
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    20 14 Tirana, Aug. 21—Count untitled arrived yesterday morning foi nlttg tour of Albania, left Dun afternoon for Rome by air EM
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    S.C.C. TENNIS RESULTS
    295 15 Henderson and O. R. ft BatoD pius 3) beat D. E. Weston V Gilmour (-3) in three i S 5 2, 4—6, 6 —7 in one the S.C.C. Lawn Tennis ouiTtament yesterday, i double wet* played off, I<H cc and E- A. Corless .ccountiDf for W. M.
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    MARKET DEAD
    30 15 iv( irORI and share S rt is ;ilio S einer wiinout said a leadin* broker tiune when approaehd for a he local reaction to the events in Europe.
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    Novel Departure In Design Of New Speedboat
    161 15 London, Aug. 21. tiificant feature of Sir Malipbell's new speed record of p h is the success of the novel trture in design. ol speed was not gained on of horse-power. The twenty-year-old one used v Henry Segrave and later by Sir >bn
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    50 15 lowing have been selected to cricket for the Y.M.CA. against C.C. on Saturday, Aug. 26 at 2 p.m. tbe Anson Road Ground: Lyne, A. wilton. Dr. Xavier. A. Nathaniels; B Suratta, S. Hope, J. Lovick, Mohideen, J. Shaw, V. N. Pillay, Gan Ti&n, N. Siebel, Au Kow Chu.
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    49 15 TO-DAY Final Athletic Sports.—Batu Pahat. Soceeuv Div 1 M F A vs Gordtn S tad tarn. TO-MORROW Soccer: Div. 1. S.C.F.A. vs. S.C.C. —Stadium: United Engineers vs. U.K.S B Farrer park. THURSDAY, WCm. 24. Soccer: Div. 2A. R.N. Malaya vs. Publishers. —Stadium. Athletics: All Johoro Malay Boy.;
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    WEEKES SCORES CENTURY FOR WEST INDIES
    557 16 England Total Passed FINAL TEST MATCH London, Aug. 21. JHE third and last test match between England and the West Indies was resumed at the Oval to-day on a fine wicket which was not affected by the slight overnight rain. At the close of
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    DRAW FOR CLIFFORD CUP
    99 16 THE following Is the draw for the firsD round the "Clifford Cup" to be payed n i r than Sunday, Sept. 3:— *M. M Pal rson v. h. B. Sym. C. W. Wat— v R. W. Wallace. P. T Bower* v r -alk. H. Campbell v.
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    Sir George Trimmer Cup Competition
    206 16 Reuter. The following is the draw for the Sir George Trimmer Challenge Cup to be olayed on Wednesday, Aug. 23:— 2 45 Mrs. M. G. Harvey v. Mrs. A. M Low 2.50 Mrs. R. J. Fennie v. Mrs. a' Elder 2.55 Mrs. A. A. Menzies
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    New Horses Out At Bukit Timah
    452 16 (By Benny Solace) spills morning's track work at the Bukit Timah course was productive of many interesting gallops. Practically all the strings have arrived and were exercised, to-day. The best work of the day was done by Saladin, Recovery, Bruas and Strathmore. All th?
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    WEIGHTS FOR S'PORE RACES
    335 16 BELOW are the weights to be run on the first day of the Singapore Gold Cup meeting, this Saturday, Aug. 26 HORSES—CLASS 1, Div. I—6 fttTS Royal Hampton IT? Eastern Knight 8.13 Bombus 3.3 Jack Druce 3.6 Smoke Dreams 3.'/ Tovarich 8.6 Pure Gold fi.b Earford
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    MALAYS AND SAPPERS DRAW IN RESERVES'
    579 16 M.F.A. RES 3 tl a M r^ IN a thrilling encounter the Malays Reserves, shared six g oa i the R.E. Reserves in a League match at the Harbour Board er evening. The result was a fair indication of the game, very exciting after
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    FOUR RACES FOR SECOND DAY
    115 16 FOLLOWING are the weights for races for the second tiaj Singapore Turf Club G< Id I ing to be run on Wednesda: HORSES—CLASS 2. Div I 1 Scariet Tiger Hard Going Hercules Temple Playboy Hivi-Hivi New Moon Deepdenc Le Tcuquet Mountain Stream Spear of Sarawak
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    R.A. DEFEAT POLICE IN DIVISION I GAME
    511 17 LOSERS SHOW POOR FORM POLICE 0 i: a t pi VYING more dash and employing robust tactics, the R.A. n j ves tcrday defeated the Police by the only goal scored in game played at the Stadium. well enough, the fter the first
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    Overseas Chinese Bank Win
    170 17 a dull nature, neither of king any attempt to play The Borneo Company to score through Harry ChU Loo beaten with a This was immediately another goal scored by ading into the net. 3 Chinese Bank then seriously and Tan Chew Borneo Company's cuswith a rising shot, ne with the
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    RYDER CUP
    54 17 London. Aug. 21. i 'owing golfers have been Lav in the Ryder Cup match America at Pont Evedra, FloNo?. 18 and 19: Cotton, Burton. King, Padgham, Rees, Whitcombe, Reginald Whitmbe.— Reuter. MENTAL HOSPITAL WIN In a Second Division (A) match ulayed at Blakang Mati yesterday, the tal Hospital beat the
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    MENTAL HOSPITAL WIN
    19 17 FRIENDLY SOCCER The following have been selected in represent the Borneo Contpan> m j. Guy: Charhe Kan, w Kang
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    26 17 MATCH POSTPONED Because the ground had not *g marked, the dwaon 118 league gj match between the Indmus F mVa ground Vsterday ever. ing. was postponed.
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    MATCH POSTPONED
    14 17 A MISS Webber misses in the match between the R.A. and the Police yesterday.
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    S. R. C. SWAMPED BY CHINESE TEAM
    453 17 taOVING far superior in every department of the game, the Chinese r Sports Association scored a comfortable victory over the S.RC.. U at soccer yesterday evening when the Padang club was defeated by seven goals to one. Bright and interesting soccer was served
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    286 17 FOLLOWING are the English and Scottish league aviation football fixtures for Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I Aston Cilia vs Middlesbro Chelsea vs. Bolton W Preston N. E. vs. Leeds v. Sheffield U. vs. Liverpool Stoke C. vs. Charlton A Sunderland vs. Derby C. Wolverhamptcn vs, Arsenal. ENGLISH
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    DRAWN MATCH
    62 17 A larce crowd witnessed the inateh between the O.T.E.C. XI and the Municipal Treasury XI at Farrer Park on Saturday. The play was interesting throughout, especially in the second half. The first goal came from Ismail. The treasuiy replying twice before the interval. In the second half after
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    JAPANESE THREATEN NORTH KWANGTUNG
    485 18 INVADERS BRING UP MORE TROOPS The recent air raids on Shaokvvan and Lohchanjr indicate the coming Japanese offensive, said these reports, which added that General Uianor Fa-kuei, Commander-in-Chief of troops in Kwangtungr, Kwangsi and Fukien with headquarters in bhaokwan, has made every preparations to meet the
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    Soviet Troops Move Toward East Russia
    62 18 Vladivostok, Aug. 13. TRANS-Siberian railroad passenger; to-day reported ea+cusive SSm movements d 1 Diplomats regarded t- t "ported mo.tments a s a tacit commentarn-, announcement of the Japanese ambas sadon to Italy and Gerinanv ad^-nce h o vie axis military pact. The offiHni press
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    JAPANESE DRIVE U.S. MISSIONARIES OUT
    76 18 Chengchow, Aug. 15 Tv 1 ol towtean missionaries being driven from their posts by the anti-American campaign in Shansi province is that of Mr. Ralph C. Scovihi and his wife, both of Los Angeles and members of the China Inland Missfon were orced to evacuate
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    RUMOUR OF NEW DOLLAR DENIED
    53 18 Chungking, Aug. 18. QUESTIONED regarding the rumours that the Chinese Government is considering the issuance cf new Chinese curcurrency, a spokesman of the Ministry of Finance stated that the rumours are without foundation. He emphasised that the Chinese Government's policy of maintaining the national* currency
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    PILGRIMS SCARING TOKYO
    151 18 Shanghai, Aug 18. A T OKYO report sheds light on an impending crisis. It is said that many Japanese visited shrines in flowng white robes at dusk This sign is believed to harbingei S?°iiiS r ssas l inati such as the one in 1932 when Premier Baron
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    AXIS PACT CONFINED TO SOVIET RUSSIA
    166 18 AccORDTMr f Hongkong, Aug. 16. the Gaimush° o f worked out by Soviet Russia while a win! c) Is nI v luni ted to other countries mUla may be a(k against f I JLZJTSX that the Gaimusho Ktu Ja an shou 'd in prinI
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    U.S. WATCHES FOR HOSTILE JAPANESE ACTS
    126 18 Shanghai, Aug. 15. WASHINGTON despatches stated fT to-day that the Roosevelt Administration is cl< sely watching antiAmerican activities by Japanese in the occupied areas in China. News 01 anti-American activities are published fully in the American press. An anti-American drive at Kaifeng in Honan
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    Army Chiefs, Ignore Wang Ching Wei
    173 18 Arm y Chiefs, Ignore Wang Ching Wei Hiru Hor «£koi f k KiH army commaj tung have ign CP( wei'a inducement to programme and an all offensive and <>■ bei n? pushed ahead People in Shaokwan the Sze I districts about the activity wei in Canton. The publicity denar* Kwangtiuio;
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    China's Import Trade One-Third With Japan
    399 18 Chungking, A QNE-THIRD of China's import trade for the first months of 1939 was with Japan, according to leased by the Foreign Trade Commission of tie MiFinance. Out of a total value of $397,073,000 in CI national currency, imports from Japan (phis Kwa Leased
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    CHINESE ARMY IN MANCHURIA
    92 18 Hongkoi- DECENT arrivals In H that the gradual ex] new military strength !n M well as the mounting of sentiments among the r nave caused the Japan. Army much worry. Many r. been held by the army ai discuss the means to cope uation, but without
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    484 19 n pb Premier's Alternative Scheme Ij. Chan's aHeriialive Federal scheme, of which ~ki >hcd. is claimed to be an attempt to soke the una) problems by meeting as far as possible, the al 8 ainst the scheme embodied in the Government of w inteitotw Art l>?
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    112 19 lee from htiIiNALISrVT K. .xv.:. Aug. 7. organifrom comi ing for the tion without reed or reopposed to living with to live in :n ■»i>M-r\;<i M.iui.ina liubibul,all,h while addn »ing a reJ»[nre ;athering of the Musal *"*hi Us! night, Maulana i M'-b sm Sajj€d,
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    48 19 untitled board of Physical recently. Mr. -T. presiding, it wa; f >rk of organis:or training district P .j to the Hanuman frndal, Amraoti. The °oed a sum of Rs. *>se of organising a econdary schools of uces and establish Hi, district for furtherI "velopment of youths (United Press).
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    322 19 Nagpur, Aug. 14 —A family of rive committed suicide at Uprai in Daivapur taluq for want of food for three days according to the Nagpar Times' EUichpur correspondent. It U reported that lack of rains has made the farmers hopiess about the future and plants are withering away
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    PUNJAB PREMIER INTERVIEWED
    250 19 MY Federal scheme constitutes an attempt to solve difficulties, both communal and political, which the parties concerned apprehend in tne smooth working of the Federal scheme as embodied in the Government of India Act,'' said the hon. Sir Sikandar Hyat Khan, Premier of the Punjab, in the
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    Messages To Pandit Nehru From China
    258 19 Allahabad, 'Aug. 14. ]y|R. S. D. UPADHYAYA, Pandit-! Jawaharlal Nehru's Secretary announces that Pandit Nehru has definitely fixed that he will fly from Allahabad on the morning of Aug 20 by the X.L.M. plane for China. Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru has received the followng cable
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    80 19 Poona, Aug. 12.—The Bombay Government have appointed Mr. Justice H. S. Broomfied of the Bombay High Court to hold an inquiry into the rioting which occurred on Aug. 1 last in Bombay when the Police had to open fire to disperse a procession of Muslims taken out as a protest
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    Closer Co-Operation Between Indians And Chinese Urged
    559 19 MR. A. K. GOPALAIMS SPEECH Singapore, Monday. A VEHEMENT plea to the Indian community of Malaya to cooperate with the Chinese in collecting funds for the China war relief and also to participate in all Chinese rational celebrations in order to show that
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    62 19 The Madras Corporation Public Analyst's Laboratory has moved recently into its new building behind the Ripon Buildings which was completed in December last. Till now the Analyst was doing his work at the Corporation Water Analysis Laboratory at Kilpauk. The new Laboratory has been fitted with necessary apparatus. The cost
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