Malaya Tribune, 26 August 1939

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's Nationa I Newspaper: Guaranteed La rgest Sales "vol xxvi -No. 203. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Saturday, August 26, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1939 FIVE (.'EN-
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      100 1 Read The TBIBUXE Dominant In Malaya 1 THE CAMAY BEAUTY METHOD J Clean, natural loveliness is Til is tsluiel- beauty's first law Twice BEAUTY SECRET *very day apply a light lather *m&W /<) Camay t0 >OUr faC€ jCiMttity hands. Then 30 seconds with fS«L <Vjj| Let CAMAY bring your a
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      127 1 IB ONE STROKE II FILLS A CHILTON. mm /B&i \mfr I WING-FLOW PEN H NEVER GET DRY. [JT Distributor. ROBERT F. GOSSELE, V Box 488 Singapore. Chilton t j NO ONE STAYS IN I'VE BEEN I EXPECTED THIS, JILTED BEFORE. SON, AND I'M MOTHER. SORRY IT HAP. AND NEVER PENED.
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      135 1 Exclusive aow n s SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. I MAJESTIC HOTEL, I^^^KUALALT^POR^__^ I I GUINNESS ■iatp the dog's head label NOTE s ON EVERY BOTTLE S&f SI ME. DARBY t CO., LTD. I WP.S. 14a i DENTALLY INSURED tvith the* Tek "SHORT-HEAD PDLiCY Be sure your children
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    BANKRUPT GETS DISCHARGE
    124 2 Pirvr- vrr- Singapore. Friday. gENG YEYi KOON. a Chinese clerk I .enipioyrd by Messrs. Nestle and tSftgglr Mi!lt C V Ltd.. C 'obtained Rim'- f° m bankruptcy to-day. Bankrupt had receiving and adjudiaVo °V u !l r> made against hid m March 1930 H liabilities rcresl t
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    TAMIL JOURNALIST'S SPEECH TO-DAY
    57 2 MR A Flangovan. Tamil author an I Yomh r M UlSt Will deliver a on Youth Movement in Madras" at a meet-L-d, I^V°f^ al method! t < much Hall. No 1. Short Street under the aniens of the Indian Youth Leagt Mr A Ganapathy presiding W
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    S'pore After Dark
    63 2 CAPITOL: "Lucky Night" fMidaifht "Goodbye Mr Chins,' ALHAMBRA: "Dodge City PAVILION: "One Night of Love -MARLBOROUGH: "Rada Mohan ROX\ "Submarine Patrol GARRICK: "Dinky" and Tmfeaa fe ware." QUEENS: "Sweethearts." ROYAL: "Swarnalatha HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret; 5 Shows: iiu'n, i> w other attractions. NEW WORLD: "Cabaret. Side Shorn merry-go-round
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    What The Stars Foretell
    259 2 g SUNDAY FOR ALL READERS, u happy-go-lucky sort ch Do iust as indin The stars neither let nor der. For courtship, fr .r r f n > f herings and pleasu fiuences are ideal. Go sport and athletics aid pastimes. SPECIAL INFLUENCES 20 to March 20:
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      460 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kuiangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Siang" Sept. 11, 4 pjn. "Hong Kheng" Sept. 6 "Hong Kheng" Oct.
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      383 2 PTTEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA Ucorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Dae. Tonnage. S?pore. 1939 TtANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 BANGALORE 6.000 Aug 25 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 3 Rawalpindi i 7.000 sept. 22 1 BHUTAN 6.100 Sept. 23 t BEHAR 6,000 Oct. 2 CHITRAL 15.000 Oct. 6 CORFU
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      345 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I SHORT LEAVE? 1 MAY WE KECOMMEND: E 3 weeks relaxation on the wellI known Express Liner I "POTSDAM" I on roundtrip to Japan? I Leaving Singapore. Efept 13th.. via Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe. 9 Hongkong, Manila. -Returning October 2nd. 5 B Excursion Tickets: I First Class: 5;J08.57 up.
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      152 2 HASmiTRC-AMERIKA UNIE Oeulsch-Australische JlamptMhifts Geseilsctaaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Du e Spore 1939 s.s. VOGTLAND via Haiphong In DOrt SA NORDMARK via Mania Vpt 2 mA DUISBURG via Manila Sent' 19 *A NEUMARK via Manila Sept Jfl m.s.
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      211 2 s To-day's Crossword )~TT rri j fco—= 1 \~T~~ j i I H j 15 16 17 18 19 S —j I 2V 25 24 I in —I j I, I I 1 1 1 I I 1 I I I CLUES AC ROSS: CM»S DOWN Publicise i Go through.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    473 3 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous To-day BIBBEB We Steadiest (hut Buyers BMi 8 ***** j*« sput Sellers 8 916 8 ti }J forward September u y, er3 8 8 ***** I!}« Sellers 8 9; 16 Bii T?}? o.'d Forward OctiDec. Buyers BV 2 8 n 16 TJ" SeUers 8
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    165 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 25, 5 p.m. Total l Company Dividend Book! financial close Date Ex Div. "J 1 Payable Date Malay 9d No. 49 Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 2 10% t 3d bonus Jpkan 5% int. Aug. 23 Aug. 30 Aug. 24 5%
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    871 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. These prices represent values prior to the present crisis. Although isolated deals may have passed outside these limits, no alterations have been made cr will be made during the present abnormal times. MINING Singapore, Aug. 25, 5 p.m. i Fraser and
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    59 3 Singapore, Friday. Tin at midday was $114y 4 up and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 cants, buyers October| December 27% cents. Once again all sections of our market were dominated by political consideration, but to-day there was rather more pressure to
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    EXCHANGES
    218 3 Singapore, Aug. 25. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the dally cir cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 214 1 32 London demand 2[4 1 32 Lyons demand 2058 Switzerland demand 241 114 Hamburg demand 135 1,4 New York
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    TIN
    11 3 The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    209 3 G% Maynard Co Ltd., $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 10C norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 .........101 102 norn 4 y 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 30 106 108 norn >^^5 -m 5% 1926
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    PRODUCE
    162 3 Singapore, Aug. 25. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan —i R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 $164 Rice Siam 2 $155 Rice Siam 3 $145 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $105 Siam Broken Rice
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      30 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED NRg, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, HRGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIJJENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA!I<>N AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 160 CECIL OTREET, SINGAPORE. T. W. HALL, fieneral flVlanarer.
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      214 3 19-23, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone, Manager's Office 4512 Exchange D<;pt. 4513 General Office 4514 Cable Address:—"PROVINBANK." Head Office, SIT CHOW. PAID-UP CAPITAL (Ch 10,000,000 RESERVE FUNDS 13,000.000 TOTAL ASSETS (apprcx.) $108,000,000 Board of Directors: T. L. SOONG. TSENG YANG FU Y. C KOO CHAN VIU WOO\ KAI CHAN YU HU
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      373 3 BANK OF ('IIL\A>! (Incorporated In China by Special fl Charter). 1 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. 1 Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Sub Manager's Office 6442. ijl Exchange Dept. 6441 h General Office 5188-0 ll Cable Address: "CIIUNGKUO*. Paid Up Capital Ch. $40,000,000.00 f > Reserve Funds in. Excess of Ch. 3,200,000.00*
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      519 4 l^^^ifc. r [m r WANTED: School Certirlcate Lady Taacixur ipr Mission richcL Johore. ApPiy oox tone, fcfmgapo.e. U4LB» WANTED UP GENT: L.M.S. for dh> peiisctiy. Send original size cipioma .n photograph, 34, Jaian Hospital, Ku-ia (l-iU^.-WAiMTLD: Java#^ ;c couple to do the 1 hoUowMWtK aiiO C '-WKSUII&, Uitua Oe t.^.c•Ujwm
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      561 4 falsi /£<HVlc/ fitt— 'iO Lbf: GAtvAGE AND DRIVERS QVAxtlutlS, WATER SUPPLIED. APPLY 10. RHU. (i)4.B' BUNGALOW TO LET: 81, Braxifcsome Roaa, 3 lovuts, bachiocms auachea, garage* eic. furnished. 8, 2*-A, Geylang. (l*2.t>, -1 i,, TO LaT: Bungalow, 2 rooms, eiectr.c, j water, 162-0, Chan ton Road, Upper Sei- angoon. Apply
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      621 4 LI4SSONS GIVEN IN HOKKIEN, Canby Y. N. Hwang, 86, Neil Road, Singapore. (21-B > PIANOFORTE PLAYING AND THEORY OF JVI'JSIC Adults and children any grade. Beginners and Diploma candidates a speciality. Modern metnod_ of Teaching Write or enquire Mrs. Pauiusx, experienced and qualified Music Teacher, 25. Barker Road CHUNG HWA
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      567 4 RACING' RACING! RACING! FOR S/_B? "THE CODE," PRICE $5. APPLY "MAHMOUD," CO REX HOTEL Bng Rajsah Rd SINGAPORE. N. 8.. READ personal letter in Column l on page (568> FOR FALE: Typewriter -Jarlcck No. 17 ready for use, $40. Electric Motor hp 230 volts, suitable for tobaccocutter, 'air-compressor etc., $18.
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      609 4 m TO-DAY_ BARGAIN BASEMENT. Fiat 509 Tourer $100, Morris Oxford Tourer $150, Austin 7 Tourer $175, Morris Cowley Saloon $200, Flat 514 Tourer $225, Morris Tourer $250, Austin 7 Tourer $275, Ford A Saloon $325. Every one will be sold in good shape and running order. Hire Purchase can be
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      403 4 CHEAP FTFfBT CLA good position. Appl; Tribune, Singaron MANUFACTURER j Soles and HeeLa would* as selling agenUs in g firm or individual. c samples. Apply box No Tribune, Singapoie r '44A, INVESTORS' AMj fresh food busin* tiofltc needs more ca. quick returns. Write 937, Malaya Tribune Musical Instruments Furniture For
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    APPEALS TO HITLER & POLISH PRESIDENT
    892 5 APPEALS TO HITLER POLISH PRESIDENT 4 'Catastrophe Appears To Be Very Near" ROOSEVELT'S DRAMATIC PLEA Reuter. i\u i \m 4r^ Washington, Aug. 25. DJJAMATie appeals to Herr Hitler and President Moseicki of Poland to preserve the peace have been made by President Roosevelt. The President called the Fuehrer's attention to
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    Singapore Municipality
    148 5 1 EXDEKS TENDERS \tt now invited tor UM following material! or service Foi particulars see Munic'r.ai lenaer Roou DEI! Of v U>Mi: t 9up;ny cT Bait Glazed I Ware Pipe?, Specials, I etc. for 194C 1 pjn Sept. 22, 1939 i Supply of Stop and Bib etc. for
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    Japanese Protest To Germany
    99 5 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 25. THE Cabinet has decided to lodge a protest with Germany against the conclusion of a pact with the Soviet, says the Domei Agency. A Foreign Office spokesman has declared that there is no truth in the Kokumin Shimbun story of a possibility
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    British People Solidly Behind The Government
    716 5 London, Aug. 25. fHE latesi, developments of the international situation have served to quicken the deep sense of responsibility in the British nation and to emphasise the unity and resolution with which it stands behind the Government in its firm and unequivocal statement of
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      457 5 MAHMOUD'S RACING LETTER—Dear Ire THE CODE" as advertised V shall deal with the forthcomUgapoke turf RACES. CONING two selections, one a "GOLD 1j c [idate, and secondly a genuine animal running the same ngly advise ALL to purL CODE," there would be no knowledge" DEAR READto the fact that both
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      353 5 THR LIBRARY OF SEX EPI C VTTON. j| Male Methods vi Birth Control by Geo. Ryley Scott S >.<;0 j Birth Control. practical Guide bock for Women O.CO I hadiant Motherhc-d by Dr. Marie Stopes l.tf g Fnduring Pai n* v by Dr. Marie Stopes 1 2fl I Married Love,
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING HEALTH MEASURES
    200 6 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribi,..o J Sir.—The condition of the roads an<* drains in certain lorongs in Gevlant* deplorable. 3 b A few months ago a couple of health officers paid us a visit, and althouoh most of them agreed that the
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    185 6 t To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir.—We Indians are very much indebted to the Tribune Group of Newspapers for the consistency with which ycu have been serving the vast body 0 f Indian readers. We appreciate in particular the increasing amount of space vou have
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    S'pore Volunteers
    76 6 The following is the prosramrae o* frOb for tc day and to-morrow TO-DAY. AUG. 26 2 30 pm. Bukit Timsh Ranse. Casual* 'SVC. TaOtes 4 A and "B 3 p.m. Headquarters Intelligence Platoon, Motor Cycle Maintenance.' TO-MORROW, Al'G. 27 8 30 a.m. Telok Paku Camp. S Coy Right
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    BRITAIN HOLDING HER GOLD
    154 6 Reuter. Turn t» i Palis, Aus. 25. HE British Government baa informed the French Government that the Exchange Equalisation Fund has temporally ceased to intervene on the foreign exchange market. ho l o t n W f a Vi-f :p la :ned that this decision has
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      291 6 THE TRUI TONIC FOOD j Ofcf Inmblo of mU Chomltu m* Storm j tZ Second Hand Radios fully guaranteed and serviced, Prices from 25 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA 1934, LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. "PYE" RADIOS AXE SECOND TO NONE In Efficiency, Reliability and Servjc?. Hence they
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      73 6 ADJUSTABLE EARTH AUGER BORES INSTEAD OF DIGS. 1L Boies 9 Sues Holes f 8" to 16" x IH.' I Available Up To 1 100 Feet. I Bores 20 to 30. i'ost Mull in On I Hour. I iSorts A 40 Pitt, I Well in One Day. A Cnable One Han
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      269 6 A 7ME WHtH POT identines the Oenulns |1 LIFETIME IS yon bar a m m SHEAFFER'S LIFEn lv TIME you boy the flair IHI rlot :U kind. And ■Lfll 4t 8 thrifty too—forth* guarantee assures yon Bljna oi llfelon 6 senice. ij When You /tB G,ve the Finest. \WsheafferS |8|
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      17 6 GOLD BIRD CEYLON I|^JPJPJPJ| riilS IffttAMJ OF THE MOMENI Second to None. Better than Most SIfIEBPORE TRADERS
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      950 6 j To-day's Radio SINGAPORE J8 35 news from Lon HONGKONG LONDON ZHL 225 metres (1.13 mc's, ZBW 9.52 Mc> (31.4 m> TRANSMISSION 5 ZHP 30.86 metres (9.69 mcis) 9.05 Syncopated piano solos by Re- P-JJ- rh B randerburg concerto No. GSB 951 Mcs (31.55 m.) SIS Light orchestral concert played
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    New Scudai Ltd. Meeting
    507 7 Company's Planting Policy Singapore* Friday. -HE seventh annual general l t New Scudai Ltd. "V\ (I v roistered office v a V n Y ornnauv, 9«, Market n <ir fa pore, to-day, Mr. m Edmonds presiding;. The report and ended Mm*. 31 hands for the id
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    Consul's At Home
    113 7 Singapore, Saturday. A very enjoyable "At Home" was held at the residence of the French ConsulGeneral, M. Jacques Pi"*raud, in Gallop Road this -evening in honour of M Brevie Governor-General of Indo-China At the main table were M. Jules Bre vie and his wife Madame Brevie v
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    MATERNITY PATIENT CLIMBS DOWN PIPE
    431 7 Singapore, Friday. £IGHT days after she had given birth to a son at the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital, a 23-year-old Chinese woman Law Ah Lin, in an attempt to abscond from the hospital by sliding down a water pipe, hurtled down on to the cement
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    FELL INTO SHIP'S HATCH
    91 7 Singapore, Friday. MGEOW Yit Pin, aged 40, stevedore employed by the Tanjong Pagar Labour Co.. was picked up dead from the floor of a hatch on board the s.s. Glenapp berthed at S.H.B. Godowns Nos. 8 and 9, at 12.50 p.m. "to-day. The man had severe
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    Far East And Europe Have Common Fate
    347 7 Singapore, Friday. 1 "JHE Far Eastern situation will insofar as His Majesty's Government is concerned have to await the European situation, but liquidated it will eventually be, of that there is not the least doubt," stated Sir Arthur Blackburn, a member of the
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    COMMISSIONERS' TRIBUTE TO MR. A.M.S. ANGULLIA
    100 7 Singapore, Friday. DEGRET at the death of Mr. A. M. S. Angullia. a former Municipal Commissioner, was expressed at to-day's meeting of the Commissioners. Mr. W. Bartley, the President, said that Mr. Angullia joined the Commission in 1911 and served for 2& years. It
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      49 7 Lite Jdn one) tjj&iditlul MĔ MYSORE BJpikSANDALSOAP 2 ioa» factory. euie Agents for Mysore Govt. Soap Factory and Sandalwood Oil Factory: MS. H A RAY AN ASW AMY SONS. The only Distributors for Malaya: mot! monico itd., 0-N, De Scuza Street, post Box No. 775. Singapore. &A. 1 II
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      175 7 DIABETES. IF YOU ARF AFFLICTED WITH THIS DISEASE nme to Triabib A Md. Hassan, the specialist for DI/.--f BETES. Ho guarantees to cure H y° u completely and permmentlv pV enabling you to take rice and sugar WltltOUt ft ar of recurrence in a short t me. He will Rive
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      88 7 loom m cawlnion ORflnCiS flllD GKAPtfBUITS rmt 6554 tSTBD-1904 1 c I ABOUT TRAVELLING OX THE j Empire Air Routes Passenger accommodation on the Empire air routes Westbound to England is not yet fully booked up for the coming months, and there are still seats available Practically all the available
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      235 8 i When the Yank at Oxford falls for MRS. THI\ JTTJ*! Oh Boy! What a Lucky Night! V j LAST DAY"! j^ftpk !i A PIT O L Bgl j MYRNA LOY JSgL j ROBERT TAYLOR ••LUCKY HfeM! I night- mmm i M.G.Ms Happy-go-Lucky R( man tic Comedy with the i
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      552 9 i,All« €X TO HSsD SHOW: Jackie Cooper in "DINKY" n You Got From 'Okirjpy"! You'll r -mo-v, Between Cheers! Laugh and old LI yd in "PROFESSOR BEWARF" I One Hilarious Situation To Anothni Ills Grandest Laush Hit' Anotncr > Hairo W Gives Prices 10c, 20c, and 30c. 2tUi Aiion. Matinees:
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      245 9 20th Century Economy! He-plate all your old articles by I T E SINGAPORE ELECTRO- B PLATING WOtiKS 221. Orchard W Road dspp. Cavanagh Read), ft Oldezt Chinese Electro-platers in I Mvlaya Chromium, Silver and E ild-platincf etc., Tel. 4351 m t liiiifi MMtiK M EMPIRE TALKIE I lViatinces Sat. Sun.
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      255 9 j TO-DAY TO-MORROW 4 SHOWS DAILY ALBAMBRA THE ROARING MILE HUT MADE THE WHOLE WORLD GASP! <Slu) BRUCE CABOT. FRANK McHUGH ALAN HALE Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ K>HN UTB «*f TtAVttJ VICTOt K*T WM. tUNDttAH Origlnel Sent* "toy by *eb—l BackMM Mutk »y M*> SMMf alsO Latest "pathe gazette. Same
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    AWAITING THE ISSUE
    708 10 WE have passed through a week of the most acute crisis. Much has haoDened wh ch micrht be expected to s^ak* 1 n°rvp<? of the people of the British Empi»-e and those who enjoy British protection. There have been many efforts to weaken their confidence, not least
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    Far-Reaching Changes In Europe
    1003 10 European Situation IN these days of modern rush JournalIsm, when correspondents (particularly war correspondents) hasten to beat their rivals in the latest political developments, it is not remarkable that many of the first reports should later turn out to be gross exaggeration, or at cimes, totally
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    59 10 As an advertisement, a vendor has made a cornet which will hold 181b. of ice-cream. Even Smith m nor admits that that should take some licking. A A A "Most motorists experience that buggear, the wile who issues instructions from the back seat," declares a writer. What
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    Behind the news
    518 10 |\ONT PAY ATTENTION TO RUMOURS. That is the best advice that can be given at the present moment. Rumours are flying thick and fast, but people who wish to obtain a real appreciation of th« international situation will have re an] only tr> the facte as reported
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      31 10 Superior Eyesight Service! Most Improved Instruments. Fully qualified Specialists. Sound Advices given. Astonishingly Low Charges for Modern Glasses. Everbright Optical Co. 19. Chul'a Street, Sin?aoore. C. S. CHONG. Dr. of Optometry.
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    GERMANS LEAVE BRITAIN
    30 11 Reuter. onHon, Aug. 26. pnnati Embassy has d all Germans to n im mediately or as poss it le. All Gerjournaiisis in London i n recailedi —Reuter.
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    CANADIAN FORCES' LEAVE CANCELLED
    21 11 Reuter. Belgrade. Aug. 23 Minister of Defence. .0. has announced all members of the s is cancelled.—Feuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    246 11 Reuter. Amsterdam, Aug. 26. t phone exchanges, notl Berlin, Duesseldorf and not answered calls from dm time.—Reuter. Paris, Aug. 28. Whi t f, c extreme gravity >n, Krench circles con- with the thought let is perhaps morally 1 < J ff ihe Tannenberg of its painful associan for
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    LAST MINUTE EFFORTS TO PREVENT WAR Labour's Appeal To German People
    249 11 MILITARY TALKS IN MOSCOW ENDED Hitler Makes Proposals To British Cabinet Reuter. LATEST news from Europe is that Sir Nevile from" Wr r ffiflij w n d T to day brin in requiring an pr °P° sa,s or questions
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    Moscow Talks Ended
    140 11 Reuter. MOSCOW. Aug. 26. Anglo-French staff talks with the Soviet are over and the British and French missions are leaving to-morrow. —Reuter. P*ns. Aug. 26. According to the Havas correspondent in Moscow. Marshal Voroshilcff, soviet Defence Minister, told the leaders of the British and French missions that
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    British Labour Appeal
    282 11 Reuter. Laoour Pari a meshlf: OUr Government has SSoi Tr* on cv- A Government which -oi six years you have been told wV* enemy has to a n n c Sf S int your h '•British Labour telLs you with all solemnity that this pact m?kes na
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    French Premier's Speech
    295 11 Reuter. Faris. Aug. 26 Broadcasting to the nation last night. M. Daladier I Premier) said that to avoid war he would do everything pos- sible. and he would never cease making an appeal to the reason of all peoples. "We did everything to make negotiation with Soviet
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    Warning To Speculators
    60 11 The Indian Government has issued v warning to speculators, stating that control measures are contemplated ovei focdstuflo and other necess t'es in the event ot war and thai these measures, when operated io conjunction with the .ueijs toe Provincial Governments might take to control nrices. would make
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    SPECIAL GUARDS IN ALL BUILDINGS
    75 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 26. EXTRA police guards have been "placed in all buildings throughcut the country, following the discovery by Scotland Yard of a New LR.A. plot to make a concerted attack on Goverrfnent buildings. In London the Admiralty, Home Office, Ministry of Transport and
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    MANY SIGNS OF TENSION
    99 11 1 ourists Rushing Back By Air-Liners Reuter. Lundon, Aug. 26. THERE are more indications in Britain of growing European tension. German vessels loading at north-fast ports have until Hi in--5 true tion from heir owners to return not later than to-day and one has left without
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    RESIGNATION OF YUGOSLAV GOVT.
    29 11 Reuter. Ottawa, Aug 26 "1/T. TSVETKOVITCH announce that the Yugoslavian Government has resigned and he has been entrusted with the formation of a new government.—Reuter.
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    Peace Till Monday Is The Feeling In Berlin
    142 11 Reuter. Copenhagen, Aug. 26. "DEACE until Monday is the key- note of to-day's atmosphere in Berlin, according to first-hand information by telephone from the German capital. Sir Neville Henderson's ha If-hour talk with the Fuehrer was a bright spot in a day
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    PUNJAB BACKS BRITAIN
    110 11 I Simla, Aug. 26. to India unhesitat- 'up the challenge 'is of Europe have ace-loving nations > giving support to tven to the limit of vs was made by athkhan, Premier of v «J| which India adopts nt crisis will depend her destiny. If war comes er
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    CRISIS MEASURES IN AUSTRALIA
    58 11 Reuter. Canberra, Aug 2S. /COMPREHENSIVE national security *J regulations have been gazetted by the Australian Government. They provide for emergency powers for, arrong other things, protection of defence works and Government property. They also provide for requisition of gcods and vehicles and for the taking over
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    FALL IN STERLING
    44 11 Reuter. New York Aug. 25. PRESSURE agaist foreword sterling was intensified here yesterday coincidently with rumours of impending drastic restrictions .on the London Foreign Exchange market with discounts now at the widest levels since Great Britain suspended the gold standard.— Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE PREPARES FOR THE WORST
    674 12 LOCAL GERMANS LEAVE COLONY (FJy A Tribune Reparler) Singapore, Friday. r 1 OVKKNMKNT Officers, engineers, (factors and members of the Straits Settlements Police Force have been recalled from leave as the result of orders issued 10-day. The Tribune inidei stands I hat the orders have
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    HONGKONG EVACUATION
    53 12 A Reuter message from Hongkong states that about 200 British and American women and children left for Manila to-day. A number of German residents have booked passages home. The departure of Ettrick has been indefinitely postponed, but it is acting as a stand by ready to leave at
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    British Reply To Leopold's Peace Appeal
    86 12 Reuter. Brussels, Aug. 26. THE Britisn Government, in reply to King Leopold's peace appeal, says it is always ready to do everything possible to help settle International disputes by free negotiations but adds: "Acquiescence in the imposition of a settlements by force or the
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    Attitude Of South Africa
    64 12 Reuter. Hytetroom, (Transvaal), Aug. 26. "QUR leader in Parliament will decide the course of action when the time comes" declared Mr. Kemp Minister of Lands, in a speech here yesterday. Mr. Kemp added that the Union of South Africa v a.- the free country with sovereign
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    AIR MAIL
    10 12 An Imperial Ale Mail is due on Monday.
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    GOVERNMENT PREPARES IN F. M. S.
    527 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. JHOUGH in official quarters silence is being maintained in regard to details of plans for general mobilisation of local defence forces and distribution of police, it is understood that police duties, especiaily in regard to guarding of
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    HEAVY BOOKINGS BY GERMAN LINERS
    78 12 Singapore. Saturday. /11 KM AN residents in Singapore ll have it served bookings on th Ncrddeutseber Moyd's "Sch•irnhors" which arrives in Singapore '»n Monday morning and I uls thr Btxi day f*»r European p :Is. On enquiry being made this monttaf. the number of those
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    Acid Thrower Is Acquitted
    121 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. FOUND not guilty by a unanimous verdict, Dauo bin Bachik, 24 year old Malay was acquitted and discharged by Mr Just ice Pedlow in the Assizes on a c harg< Oi voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Haji Mohamed bin Haji
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    Killed After Arranging Friend's Funeral
    129 12 Singapore, Friday. A VERDIGT of death by misadventure was returned by thi coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death cf a 52-year-old Chinese, Tan Seng Kian, who after reporting a death to the Registrar, met with his own
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    DEATH OF MR. T V. PARSONS
    59 12 THE death of Mr Thomas Victor Parsons occurred in the Batu Gajah Hospital on Thursday, ["he deceased, who was an engineer with the Pera!: Fiver Hydro Electric Company, had beer, about ten years in Malaya. He was the Fon of Mr. F. W. Parsons,
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    Britain Explains Hand-over Of Four Tientsin Prisoners
    587 12 Reuter. THE Foreign Office has to-day A published an extract from the reply sent to-day to the Chinese Ambassador's Note of Aug. 12 protesting against the decision with regard to the handing over of the Chinese prisoners in Tientsin. The reply emphasises that
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    SHE SLEPT THROUGH IT ALL!
    129 12 (Fn-m Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. WHILE burglars cut their way through a plunk wall to into her bedroom and then furred open an almeirah in t' K room, Foo Yook San?, a < wcmon, slept undktui beo. When she woke up in li!>
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    Grants-in-Aid To Chinese Schools On Estates Government Of Johore Approached For Help
    199 13 24,000 LABOURERS WILL BENEFIT (Tribune Staff Reporter) have been made, the Tribune understands to I Johore for grants to Chinese schools on estates ing the attention of the State authorities out to the rnmen 1 that payment of
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    TEACHERS' VACATION COURSE
    84 13 Singapore, Friday. work started at the Malayan Teacjhers vacation course this morning when the first course in phonetics began at Raffles College. Eleventh hour preparation was evident in some cases but most of the students" seemed to take the "test" lightly. Much difficulty was found by the
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    ANIMAL LOVERS ARE BAD PAYERS
    166 13 Singapore, Friday, nu ipa! Treasurer will bear me out when I say that he VnimaJ Iniirniary are the most ilitficult of all the ci llect." said Mr. W. Bartley. Municipal Prele Commissioners* meeting to-day when he replied to a T. H. Stone that animal lovers
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    Killed In Explosion
    34 13 (From Our Own Reporter) yoh, Thursday. CHINESE c(M>lie was seriously injured when some dynamite exploded near him. He was brought into hospital a few days ago but expired on Wed ncsday.
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    DEATH OF MR. F. W. KILBY
    95 13 Singapore. Saturday IVE regret to record the death of Mr. Donald Frank Kilby. of the firm of Nestle and Anglo-Swiss M'Jk Prrducrs. Ltd.. which occurred at the General Hospital. Singapore, yesterday evening. He was taken to hospital on Wednesday, suffering from gastritis. Mr. Ki'by.
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    Committee Decisions Confirmed
    462 13 Singapore, Friday. JjECiSIOXS confirms to-day at a meeting of the Municipal Commissioners dealt, among other things, with traffic, acceleration test and organ recitals. The decisions were: Stopping places at opposite .sides of the road shculd be staggered so as to n'inimise the degree of obstruction to uher
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    NEW COMMISSIONER
    129 13 O xl Singapore, Friday. N taking his seat on the Municipal Commission to-day. Mr. C. Reuben was welcomed by the President Mr W Hartley, on behalf of the Commissioners. Mr. Reuben has been appointed a Commissioner in place of the Hon Mr Gregory-Jones. He was also appointed to
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    POLICE TAKE PRECAUTIONS AT ALOR STAR
    189 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alcr Star, Friday. RUMOURS spread like wild fire in Alor Star during the last day or two. On Wednesday morning, however, things were very quiet, but in the afternoon all scrts of fantastic rumours spread, especially after the population had
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    Sensational Arrest Of Japanese
    140 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. pENANG police this morning effected a very sensational arrest on the border of Province Wellesley and Kedah when a Japanese, in whose possession were alleged to have been found documents in the shape of maps and sketches of prohibited military
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    SCALDED TO DEATH
    48 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. A FIVE months' eld Chinese boy died yesterday as the result or being scalded by milk. The child, it w*culd appear, upset on himself a mug of hot milk which had just been prepared for by an elder sister.
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    LENGTHY SPEECHES CRITICISED
    432 14 Mr. E. A. Brown Suggests jl i 4 9 Mi i j Time Limit I till* Ml Ml*! Singapore, Friday. A TTACKING the practice of making lengthy read speeches, Mr. E. A. Brown, at to-day s meeting of Ihe Municipal Commissioners, pointed out that there had been
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    Soldier Cyclist Acquitted
    318 14 Singapore. Friday. T. DAVIDSON, a private in the Loyal Regiment, was this afternoon acquitted by Mr. E. E. Coleman in the Traffic' Court, with driving: a motor-cycle without due regard for the safety of ethers, and thereby colliding with a motor car. The accident happened at about
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    MADE COUNSEL NERVOUS!
    38 14 Singapore, Friday. "IF you think I'm telling lies, behead me!" shouted an elderly woman complainant in an extortion case, today. Mr. E. M. Tampoe-Philips, defending: "Now, don't talk about beheading. You made me feel nervous.
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    Municipal Budget
    22 14 Singapore, Friday. A supplemental budget for a total of ever $1,200,000 was passed at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners.
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    No Cases Of Plague
    93 14 NO indigenous cj ported during the Eastern port. CHOLERA:-BPn showing an increa \i j!a Arte ended 12th Augn Calcutta has agaii 21 cases I. The ftgu and Cawnpore are Allahabad having v pared with 12 d 12th August, and C compared with if. period. Two ci
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    Murder Trial Witness Says He Is In Fear
    317 14 Singapore Friday. JY|R. Conrad Oldham, the Singapore District Judge and Second Police Magistrate, recorded further evidence this afternoon in the second police court in the preliminary inquiry into the ease in which Adalet Khan, a corporal of the Hongkong-Singapore Battery, stands charged
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    DETECTIVE ACQUITTED
    102 14 DETECTIVE faced tap r* in the Criminal He was allc g« I and. extorted 380 from a woman pfc- rearer at her hou Kirn Choanßad j on Apr. 20. The police, it was stat d, didnat Jeani I of the ailair until I :v in July. The prosecution
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    DEBTOR TO PAY MORE
    115 14 Friday. I MOTION [O! C runt to th? c.' to pay his monthly io w Official Assignee was withdrawn «g application of Mr. F A w» Bankruptcy Ccurt to-day. The bankrupt. Ch? was adjudicated bankrupt ir» 1930, failed to ivy P for March. 1931. ana f«
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    Untitled
    39 14 untitled Ng Woo Joo was untitled in the Singapore Fourth ~vCt\ of havine; in his possession 428 cf fermented rice. Duty rajw amounted to $7»30.13 cents. AcrJ> fined ?800. or in del rigorous imprisonment Another charge of was withdrawn.
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    "LOCAL-BORN" APPOINTMENTS IN SINGAPORE
    338 15 "LOCAL- BORN" APPOINTMENTS IN SINGAPORE delusiveness Would Lead To Retaliation Singapore, Friday, tion that what was m the minds of the Comf v adopted the recommendation of the Ad I wa, the selection of the Singapore-born f*f «g SfW Mr. \Y. Hartley, Municipal meeting ot the Commissioners when Mr Yap
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    Australia Will Stand By Britain
    88 15 Reuter. Canberra, Aug. 25. AUSTRALIA'S determination to stand by Britain was emphasised by the Prime Minister, Mr. Alenzies. in a broadcast, when he said: "Our defence preparations are complete. "Everything conceivable has been done to preserve the country against attack and enable us to co-operate
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    GREAT EXODUS FROM BERLIN
    72 15 Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 25. IN additicai to Sir Nevile Henderson, Hitler also received the French, Italian and Japanese Ambassadors this afternoon, according to an official German news agency. It is added that yon Ribbentrop was also present. The exodus of foreigners has increased. Trains, travelling westward,
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    ABBEY TREASURES REMOVED
    243 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 25. PRICELESS documents and historical treasures -have been re- I moved from Westminster Abbey and taken to places of safety in the country. The objects removed include the historic Coronation Chair, in which the Sovereigns have been crowned for over 600 years. Workmen carefully
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    JAPANESE CHIEFS NOT GOING TO NUREMBERG
    60 15 Reuter. Tokyo Aug. 25. General Terauchi and Admiral Osumi. who are en route to attend the Nuremberg Party Congress, have decided not to go. according to a message from Ber- j hn. They will disembark at Marseilles j and proceed to Switzerland, where they
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    Britain And Poland Sign Assistance Pact
    493 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 25. AN agreement of mutual assistance between Britain and Poland has been signed at the Foreign Office by Lord Halifax and the Polish Ambassador. It consists of eight articles laying down the circumstances in which the parties v ill come to
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    Callers On The King
    127 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 25. The King's callers at Buckingham Pa- lace to-day included Sir Samuel Hoare I and the Prime Minister. The latter re- malned w Ith Ella Majesty for 4f» minute:,, until 6.ii:> p.m. and then Immediately I returned to Downing Street His Majesty then
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    Schools Collapse Against S.C.C.
    142 16 SENSATIONAL collapse was the feature of the first day's play in the match between the Combined Schools XI and the S.C.C. which began yesterday on the Padang. The school lost nine wickets for 44 runs, Galistan. of St. Joseph's, being the only scliccl batsman to reach
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    CRICKET TOUR CANCELLED
    88 16 Reuter. London. Aug. 25. In view of the international situation the manager of the West Indies cricket team has announced the ending of the tour immediately. The team is leaving Greenock for Montreal to-night.— Following the announcement of the curtailment of the West Indies cricket tour. Surrey
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    MALAYS' RUNAWAY WIN OVER RECREATION CLUB
    628 16 LOSERS CRACK-UP BADLY M.F.A. 8; S.R.C 0. fully extending their opponents for the first twenty minutes of the game, the S.R.C. cracked up sensationally and were soundly trounced by the Malays to the tune of eight goals to nil, in a First Division League
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    CHINESE BEAT EXCISE IN DIVISION IIB
    324 16 The match was a fast Second Division (B) affair, full of exciting passages. The Chinese got down to business very soon and took ten minutes to notch their f:r<t goal—a beautiful header by Wee Eng—in the course of a frontal attack. Ramley was completely taken by surprise, but made amends
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    Marines Beat Signal Company Decisively
    366 16 Marines 5; Signallers JHE Marines played forceful soccer yesterday at Alexandra to a the Malaya Signal Company by five goals to two in a dhtet league match. Good combination and fine centering by their two wingers were the highlights of the Marines' play. The foundation
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    T.C. Hamlyn Elected S.C.C. Captain
    50 16 SINGAPORE RUGBY Singapore. Saturn C.C.C. Rugby enthu club premises la I lugby prospect for the season. The following were electa bearers tor the year: CapUun Hamlvn. Vice-Captain J. C. i Hon. Secretary: C. Prosper Convener: Vaughan-.t<»iie> The selection Committee JrrJ the captain, vice-captain W» Secretary
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    To-Morrow's Golf
    121 16 THE following is the August mixed u played om Snnda: aitenw Keppel Col! Club:— P.M. 4.00 Mrs. W Gui Mile-, vs. Mrs W E. A Ford g 4.10 Mrs. E. A El d g a. f Douglas vs. Mrs. F. H. Brad) n ad 4.20 Mrs. C. A.
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    MERRIDALE PARTY
    20 16 A committee me< M dale Badminton Party vw m Sunday, Aug. 27 at r Seng Chor's residence 1
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    WHAT TO BACK AT BUKIT TIMAH TO-DAY
    752 17 IRST DAY OF GOLD CUP MEET i n< ,„11 racing card for the first day of the Shu™ I Hefting. amgaRACE ONE 1 Division 3—514 Furlongs 904 Mr. A. J. R. Rappard Van Breuk*lpn «11 Mr FO. C. O'Neill fSESS 811 Dr. W.
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    Sports Diary
    122 17 To Day Soccer: Division l. S.C F A vs RAF stadium. Gordons vs Loyals-Gillman; R.A. (C )vs Manchesters—Changi Div 2A f! a n al p P v liCe^ s Indian Ass °cia-' tion—Police Depot. Cricket: vs. Fort Canning «Tr* o -Combined Schols vs vvT'i f ad ang; C.S.C.
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    S.R.C. TENNIS RESULTS
    130 17 following are the results ot the S.R.C. tennis handicap tournament piayed at the S.R.C. courts yesterday Mixed Doubles Handicap: Miss M a a n-Aim 9 u ies R oss beat Miss A. D Almeida and B. DRozario wo Singles "BT Handicap. H. D'Rozario <scr.» beat W. Matthews
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    Boxing At The Police Depot
    590 17  -  (By "PETE" THE sixth annual boxing contest for the "Denham" Cup presented by a former Inspector-General of Police Straits Settlements for competition between the Singapore Police and the Depot Police was held last night at the Police Depot at Thompson Road. A very large gathering,
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    HOME CRICKET
    106 17 London, Aug. 26. FOLLOWING were yesterday's Home cricket results: At Lord's: Middlesex beat Somerset by 225 runs. Middlesex 211 and 359 for 8 dec, Somerset 106 (Jim Smith 4 for 28» and 239. At Bournemouth: Worcester beat Hants by 136 runs. Worcester 164 and 190 (Hill 6 for
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    RAIN SPOILS TENNIS
    48 17 Reuter. Fcresthills. Aug. 26.—The first day's play in the women's Wightman Cup lawn tennis matches between American and Great Britain were postponed owing to rain. The match at Brookline between Australia and Yugoslavia In the Davis Cup was also postponed on account of rain —Reuter
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    30 17 Playing at Farrer Park on Thursday Duncan Roberts XI beat Wili.am Jacks Sports Club by four goals 10 nil. Scorers were Keam Tet (3) and V/ing Choon (1».
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    Tanglin Club Tennis
    199 17 THE following are ties for Monday 1 Aug. 28 at the Tanglin Club OPEN MIXED DOUBLES: Mr D E L. Anderson Mrs. R. M. Hoops rs Mr. T. L. Palmer Mrs. J v s' Brooke. OPEN MEN'S DOUBLES: Mr W H Droogleever Mr. T. J. A Green
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    Shanghai's Food Prices Soaring
    212 18 Hongko.ig, Aug. 22. THE food prices in Shanghai have been rocketed sky-high. The price of rice is now 40 Yuan (Chinese legal tender) per picul (133 pounds), and it is generally believed that it may reach the $50-mark soon. Confusion still reigntd in the Rice Dealers
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    SLOGANS ON BANK NOTES
    59 18 Shanghai, Aug. 16. AN ingenious methods of cir- cumventing the ban against anti-Japanese activities in the International Settlement is used by Chinese loyal to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Slogans urging the people to continue to resist Japan's aggression are being stamped on Chinese banknotes. In some cases
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    NEW GUERRILLA SCHOOL IN HUNAN
    71 18 Shanghai, Aug. 20. k CLASS has been opened in southern Hunan province to train Young Hiina in guerrilla warfare tactics. Over 1.000 young men and women are attending the present class to fit themselves to lead mobile units operating behind Japanese lines. Among the instructors
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    CHINESE SCORE BIG VICTORY IN SHANSI
    209 18 Sian, Aug. 22. SCORING the most significant victory in the tv. j-month-old battle in the mountainrua south-eastern I Shansi province at the western front in North China, (he strong Chinese forces have recaptured Thincheng, the main objective ot* the recent Japanese nine-column offensive. The
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    PUPPETS THREATEN BRITISH IN SHAMEEN
    271 18 FOOD BLOCKADE OF CONCESSION? Hongkong, Aug. 20. A THREAT that the "Kwangtung provincial government" A would launch a large-scale anti-Britishi movement to South China unless Britain changed her aid-China policy, was made by Ou Ta-ching, "Director of the Political Department" of the puppet Canton regime,
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    Indo-China Rail Trade
    62 18 DETAILED strong increase Haiphong-Kunming r of the Japanese caj have been published in Economique." pub! tion of Economic Indo-China. The huge increase sit on the Haiphong -Kunr and via Lungchov The transmit dues are co-Government-General China. Indo-Chi c transit dues in the pe> totalled Piastres 1.100 000*"
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    38,000 Battle – Scarred Chinese Soldiers Rejoin
    273 18 38,000 Battle Scarred Chinese Soldiers Rejoin Chungking, Aug. 2 MORE than 38,000 wounded soldiers in the pn I Kansu, and Niiujhsia have rejoined the colours I in various military hospitals during the 10 men I 1938, to June, 1939. according to the director i I Wounded Soldiers' Administrative Department. H
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    Puppet Shol By Japan
    95 18 BoBgkong. H PUIS Lung-chai appointed "comma the Hupeh provhx secretly shot at the N ese headquarter- i cording to a Hank Chin collected a 1> million dollars after the W occupation of Hankcw. aft ri he shared the spoils uit&» anese commanders. Goto ana r The
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    Chinese Mother At Won Fair Croons For Lost Baby
    191 18 pROM Treasure Island at San Francisco, a mother recent lullabies across several thousand miles of ocean that she will find her baby, lost in the interior erf 1 me motner is Mrs. Louise I. Hsucn Kwan, wife of a memoer of
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    Norway's Envoy Going
    16 18 THE Nbr*egia Japan. Mr resident in Tok> on his way home louph Oentrai
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    Bengal Congress Will Reiterate Confidence In Sjt. Subhas Bose
    1857 19 High Command's Action Condemned Calcutta, Aug. is. rye is being maintained in B.P.c.C. circles as towards the disciplinary aetw«» *~l.„ wj -cii.'ii taken against ha. t handra Bose. ,t i s learnt from sals have been made in thi, connection for
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    RE-ELECTION OF B.P.C.C. ORDERED
    101 19 Wardha, Aug. 17.—Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Congress President, has declared null and void the meeting of the Bengal Provincial Congress Committee held hi Calcutta on July 26, 1939, for the purpose of electing a new executive council for the Bengal Provincial C ingress Committee. The Congress President
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