Morning Tribune, 22 September 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 199. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, September 22, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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    JAPAN WILL BE RESPONSIBLE
    1157 1 BRITISH LIVES AND PROPERTY IN INTEREST IN LONDON BIGGEST FLEET EMPLOYED IN ANY SINGLE AERIAL ATTACK London, Sept. 21. THE Japanese threat to wipe out Nanking is exciting greater interest than 1 anv episode from the beginning of the war. M It is pointed out that
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    Sir Laurence Guillemard's Book Recalled From Sale
    99 1 Sir Laurence Guillemard 's Book Recalled From Sale London, Sept 21. SURPRISE has been caused by the announcement of the publishers, Methuens, recalling copies of a new book "Trivial Fond Records" by Sir Laurence (iuillemard. which has to have been released for sale on Sept 23 The book deals with
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    STOP PRESS
    129 1 US Protest To Japan Washington, Bept. 21. MR. Cordell Hull announced that the United States had made representations to Tokio against Japan's an nounced intention of bombing Nanking and that the protest wa.s based chiefly on the grounds that the bombing ol non-combatant populations violated international humanitarian laws
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    WOUNDING OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR
    101 1 WOUNDING OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR London. Sept 20. IT is pointed out that it is now more than three weeks .since the British protest to Japan with regard to Sir Knatcnbull Hugessen and the Premier and Mr. Eden may consider the thne has come to ask Japan to expedite her final
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    JAPAN'S MILITARY CHIEFS ANXIOUS
    276 1 Sequel To Chinese Resistance THE Manchester Guardian's usually authoritative diplomatic correspondent, in summing up the information and the views of well-infor-med circles on the present situation in the Far Fast, says: DEFP CONCERN The Chinese have shown qualities, which although not unexpected here cause the Japanese
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    FAILURE OF THE LEAGUE
    741 1 Soviet Representative's Charges Geneva. Sept. 21. M. lUYINOFF, the Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs, addressing the Assembly of the League of Nations to-day, regretted the absence of the United States from the League, which now had an appeal for help from two members who were the
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      35 1 a V I ON OTHFR PAGES Page J i Spanish Premier's i Demand 2 Comment on Mr. 1 Eden's Speech 3 Chinese Labourer's Death 21 > t Selangor _Ueei 22 J Local Sport 23 i l-r
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      70 1 ft f*m*%\s V W±\ S FRESH MILK-WITH Al 1 IHE TROUBLE I REMOVED! TET Klim put an end to deHcioua, nourishing milk L your troubles with milk, to drink. It la especially For Klim is n.b, pure cows good for balm I. If youf milk, powdered with only dealer cam*
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    SPAIN A VICTIM OT AGGRESSION
    205 2 BY ITALY AND GERMANY Pre i fliers Demand \l Leagut [ssembly »)t. IS. Till. I riii Vi I rei man don b PACT OF I I Spain an an one pain APPEAL FOR PEACE the French Foi appealed to all collabori Ing noi d while
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    14 2 ,lv Balli v 'l )orc tluMr m in Java they v ill perform Singapore.
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    TEXTILES OFFENCE
    85 2 Chinese Merchant To Find 55,000 Bail Singapore, Tuesday. ACHArge of cheating was preferred .oust Soo Slew Mei the mana i ui". partner ol Chop Kam Seng '.-.ben he appeared before Mr. w. Q Reeves, the Third Magistrate, tin., morning. It I alleged that the accuser! indt the Registrar
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    HEADLONG DIVE INTO THE
    166 2 Man Who Was Stopped By Revenue Officer Singapore, Tuesday. A YOUNG Chinese was about to leave the w Mm Nam with a parcel under his arm this morning when he was met by a revenue officer who -tupped him to examine the parcel. The man took
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    Tk Quartermasters Canaries—A True
    203 2 Tk Quartermasters Canaries— A True Sin lay-QR-MASH the Dolli President he nought a wh B t soon grew tired oi r, and when th ship arrived at be pure! a v Mow canary. rything went on well until the Dollar I ived in Singapore, hung the cage lust outside his
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    117 2 Bicycle Deposited Towards Debt Repayment •pore. Tuesday. JUDGMENT was reserved until Friday, .n a ease of alleged <■!,. ating, tried to-day before Mr F. v. Duckworth, the nd Magistrate. In the dock tr Singh, a money-lender living Ln Outram Road, charged with the ofl The prosecution story of
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    LCC. EXAMS.
    150 2 Passes From Johore Bahru From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, Sept. 20. THE following are the results in the London Chamber of Commerce ex' aminations held in Johore Bahru in book-keeping, shorthand and type-wri-ting held at the Bukit Zarah School and English College, Johore Bahru. The results arrived
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    FAILED TO STOP AT CUSTOMS
    193 2 Driver Blames I lis From Our Own Cor> Johore Bahru, Sept. BUI nentioned m re Mr J. B B -car at th< Aug. IT. that in court DRIVER CHARGED The driver of tiie C Kah. when charged with havin ed to by 0.D.1 Nos. 364
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    "OUTWARD BOUND"
    160 2 Seventh Theatre Show By Amateurs THE Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club have started rehearsals on seventh production. •'Outward Bound" bv Sutton Vane, which is to be presented at the Victoria Theatre on WednFriday and Saturday. Nov. 17, 19 and 20. J The cast includes Mrs. T. Aiken, Mrs R.
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    70 2 I iunicipal Clerk La $575 In Cash Singapore. Tuesday. A MUNICIPAL clerk was the victim of as. a daring armed robbery in Singapore yesterday. In Kuantan Road the clerk, who was riding In a rlsksha, was held up by > of Chinese up in a ir, and robi
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    MR. EDEN'S SPEECH AT LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
    730 3 MR. EDEN'S SPEECH AT LEAGUE ASSEMBLY Favourable Comment lost Newspapers London, sept 11. THE Important speech delivered by the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony BoV ai the Geneva Assembly yesterday Is fully reproduced In tin- press and Is abject Of favourable comment in most newspa] I The Times warmlv congratulates Mr.
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    WAR SHADOW OVER WORLD
    114 3 Iwher Living Standards Required pt 20. THE lhada w war darken the world winch needs a return to tin- belief in the pledged word and 'hi' reign >■> law ratla r than that of un force/ 1 declared Mr. Cordell Hull, in speech at a conference
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    Law Notices For To-day
    119 3 Before the Act in-; Chief Justice Mr. Justice Laville m the Ist Court at 10.30 am Court of Criminal Appeal: Judj ment in Kavena Ismail Sahib vi Ri Before the Acting Chief Justice In the Ist Court at 11 am Assizes:— Rex vs. Kandayah. Rex vs.
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    FLAGS HALF MAST
    33 3 Singapore Tribute To Czech President British Hags in Singapore were flown halfmast ye i a tribute to the memory of the late I Masaryk, of C funeral took plai P
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    WHOLE FAMILY WITH INDIGESTION
    110 3 WHOLE FAMILY WITH INDIGESTION d >\ hat, vei [Tie) Vte four In th our ti-nd much i tt i of acidil or pain tn v 'Mt llout. We coilhi M K n Balti acid. take., all the torment i gentl? it from the tern. And by atimulatina youi 01 ,an
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      309 3 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT RABIES On the 27th August, 1937. the Settlement of Singapore, which includes the adjacent islands under British possession, was proclaimed to be infected with rabies and to be an infected area. It cannot be declared free from infection until there has been no single case foi a full
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      150 3 ETON HIGH SCHOOL '.Junction ot Beh "ie Rd and Short st > There arc vacancies in all classes irom Primary to the Senior Cambridge Shorthand, Book keeping and Type writing also taught FREE OF CHARGE in tia HIGHER landards ENROL NOW Apply The Principal. MELATI IB AIM A g I
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      76 4 hgm — PALM OIL (Malaya) In bulk Sept. Oct. shipt COPRA (Struts. F.M.S.) SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) Sept Oct shi ment. TAPIOCA (Ist quality) (S'pore) Sept. shipt. PEPPER (F.A.Q.) White Muntok Oct. Dec. shipment. Black Lampong Oct. Dec. shipment. GAMRKR (Good Mark) Previous E2l 0.0 Value i 10 4
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
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      METAL MARKET
      99 4 gm The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F.0.8. Sept.) 29 7 a 30 Good F.A.Q. In bale.s (F.0.8. Sept.) 29 1 16 29 3.1G No. I.X.R.S.S. Spot-loose i I awardable S'pore » 29 3 4
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
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      BULLION MARKET
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      NEW YORK CABLE
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      24 4 I__________1 i sor in ItltlllMl DIBURANCI COMPANY, LTD. I IRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE VL REASONABLE RATES. Tel. N 2, Finlayson Green.
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      43 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established i n 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully Dald "P* Y.icoooo.oon Reserve Fund Y.134.400.000.00 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACF Manager r. YAMAMOTO Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room. 5021 5922 General Office. 592* 6472 Comprador*.'! Deak
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      179 4 KWK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China bv Special Charter). 12. CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept. 6411 General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: "C HINGKrO" _> PAID DP CAPITAL Ch. S 40.000.000.00 RESERVE FUNDS IN EXCESS OF Ch. S 4.800.000.00 TOTAL ASSETS APPROXIMATELY (h. Sl 800.000,000.00 _*> HEAD
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    13 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING Btngapoi 21. 5 p.m. gm gm
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
    132 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) r BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.l>. .824. Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve m 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directort H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONGH President M.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    168 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY err iam rpd 1940 $400,000 Int 6% Mar 31 Sept 30 103" 2 IBM nom «ffA Mrs« lU nom s"!% no nom t !M6 red. 1956-66 $22,000,000 Int Mav 1 Nov. 1 ljy 2 I^l ci. 6% 1928 reZ 1948-68 $21^000,000 Int Jan. 20 July
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      130 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkoi g, M Investment Bv. I nnd < Dad >j Foreign Mi i"d Quoi NEW YORK i OTTON EXCHANGE, OMMODITY l\< HANGE, INC. OF. NY. \l YORK I OFFEE I Bl GAR BX< HANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN (OMMODITY BXCHANGI SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG
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    THIRTY ARTISAN IMMIGRANTS
    150 7 Arrive In South Africa Cape Town. OR 30 Scottish artisans, some of them with their wives and families, have arrived here in the "Grantulyy Castle" 'tl»' in the union. They are being by the 1820 settlers' memorial lation Many of the Immigrants have iobs waiting I n,
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    MANX CONVENTION
    125 7 Preserving "Ancient Heritage" In U. S. Rochester. New York. FORMED to "Draw the Manx together and preserve their ancient heri- the North American Manx Association has held a lour day convention here. It ttended by more than 300 descendants of inhabitants of the Isle of aVfanom. Among tne
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    16-Year-Old Shell Kills Woman
    185 7 16-Year-Old Shell Kills Woman Perth Amboy, New Jersey. A .75 < point 75 millimetre shell that ftad been standing in her garden r 16 vears has caused the death of :s. Chiana Fioretti, a 50-year-old resit of Perth Amboy. The shell exploded as Mrs. Fioretti and her husband were stewing
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    WRITES FAIRY TALES
    262 7 South African Authoress Here ngmpore, Tuesday. thai < hildren who read fairy 1 This may be contrary to the Freud but I have never yet come across a ch. ter read i Iry tale wi" «tav he i- afraid. i» le just as story.** Thus remarked Miss
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    KU KLUX KLAN
    186 7 "insignia Used In Picture" Claim Atlanta. Georgia. 'THE Ku Klux Kian has filed a -suit for I- 113,500 dollars < £22.700 against two film companies her", alleging that the Klan's patent insignia was used Ln filming "The Black Legion". Warner Brothers and Vitayraph were the companies named
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: wed., Sept. 22, 1937. GUARD TOUR DOG
    334 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: wed., Sept. 22, 1937. GUARD TOUR DOG ti'lTIlol! endeavouring to be alarmist, we feel that the public of Singapore does not appreciate the seriousness of the present outbreak of rabies in the Settlement. VVherever one drives or walks one still encounters unleashed and inimuzzled doga wandering about
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    PERSONAL VIEWPOINT
    713 10 A TOPICAL CAUSERIE by Autolycus The am ill be breaking of I r bv tIH 0.0.C usual! ,Ild lm l»hiing S V C Little n at pr< form winch tl l;ll ct that the t> 11-night affair. Of com Blueland and Redland will be at each other's tin
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    PERSONALITIES
    182 10 Major G. af. Kidd. af.C S has been admitted to Bungsar Hospital suffering i from dengue. It is reported from Kuantan that Dr. Povnton is in hospital there suffering from the same complaint Mr Midrileton-Smith. MCS. has arrived In Klang from India where he has been to study Tamil.
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    LONDON RECREATION GROUND COLLAPSES
    58 10 LONDON RECREATION GRO UND COLLAPSES hildren playing In Roeklilfe (Hardens, Plumstead, London, narrowly escaped when an area 80 feet bv GO feet inludnig lawns, path and part of a playground, collapsed into a cavity 30 feet deep. The children were hurried way by attendants and the playground closed. The Gardens
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    RELICS OF ARCTIC EXPEDITION
    194 11 GERMANS' TENT LOST ON iCE Unsuccessful Search For North-East Passage o Oslo. TIELICS of an i.i-fatfd German JV expedition to the Arctic have been discovered by a Norwegian fishing boat, according to the captain of another boat that ha> just returned from Spit/bergen. On an island
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    11 11 Planet News A children's .-In, in aba eatlty to tteßacUWe Garden.
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    £10,000 A DAY
    117 11 Cost Of United States Congress Washington, D.C. THE session of congress which has just concluded is estimated to have cost America £10.000 a day. It has been one of the longest sessions in recent years. Clerks calculate that the eight-month session has cost in all about £2.400.000.
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    35 11 Spanish Government destroyer, Jose l.uiz Die/, which escaped the bombing bv German planes off Gijon. put nto Falmouth in a seriously damaged condition, manned bv a nerve-racked, half -starved and imorlv clothed ereu Topical Press
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    SOVIET FASHIONS
    160 11 Thousands Flock To Dress Shows Moscow. SOVIET Russians are becoming increasingly fashion "conscious. Tens of thousands of men and wo men have been visiting an All Union exhibition of new fashions for the autumn and winter which has been hi Id here, states the Tass Agency. The display
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    CLIMBER KILLED
    205 11 Son Of Paris Hospital Director Paris IN accident on the aiguille Das Peierins, lust above Chamonlz, baa cost the life of M. Pfleffer, the 21 yearold son of the head of the Hotel Dieu Hospital. Paris. M. Pfleffer, who was a student at the Boole De* Beaux Arts,
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    WAR ON THE BUND?
    383 12 Japan has threatened to land troops on the Bund at Shanghai and advance through the international settlement, unless the Chinese withdraw from their present positions, according to Chinese reports. This photograph shows a part of the Bund. Girls' Golf Championship: Sonia Yauliano of France lifts a
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      42 13 TIIE REAL INVESTMENT WONDERFUL VALUE LN JEWELLERY SET WITH PRECIOUS STONES DIAMONDS EMERALDS SAPPHIRES KI BIS, etc. THE BIGGEST ASSORTMENT. EVER SEEN OF RINGS BROOCHES CLIPS EARRINGS BRACELETS ETC., etc RENE ULLMANN Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. including SaturdaysOpened up to ti pjn. everyday
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    Lets Have a SALAD
    1274 14 9 Vegetable Cocktail makes an excellent first c H for a meal and Mousse of Tongue would tempi most flagfinf hot-weather appetites. Here are the recipes for them: Vegetable Cocktail: Z cups cauliflower sprigs, 1 tablespoon minced pimento. cup French dressing, teaspoon chopped chives, cop chopped
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      352 15 litiiuuii preview i with HAM MOI >M S\l \D aspoon ip en am. cup minced celery. peppi r. up cold wai 2 cups minced cold bam iffed 01/ [i aspoon paprika. latin in cold water a minu ti over boiling water. Add ham, paprika and olives. Mix thoroughFold In stiffly
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      343 15 W\ I 'hlv. Line salad bowl with i and tin till cei ter with rai In bowl put together with a well ed tag Serve at on< JELLIED VEGETABU RING Willi TUNA SALAD RING i package lemon gelatine cup water l :t cups boiling water. i teaspoon No. 2 can
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      457 16 TO FRENCH PORTS fw WL •mmmm ML HOMEWARDS. D'ENTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk Ocl 8 1 CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Oct. lo ADEN For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk Nov. 4 CAP TOURANE Fit Marseilles, Nantes. St. Na/aire Bordeaux Nov. n OUTWARDS. ADEN For Saigon Tourane
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      91 16 CHINA/JAPAN I.iyF Big cargo vessels with limitoo oj» comfortable passenger aorommodation m.g JAVA for Manila, Hongkong. Yokohama Kobe. Osaka. Dalny Sept. 26 ms. TONGKING for Jaffa, Haifa, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Copenha^» Sept. 25 Fares: To Rotterdam £55 To Manila 881 Roundtrip, S'pore China! Japan and back (abt. 7 weeks) $280 For
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    89 17 KIPPi I. HARBOUR Main Wharf: W I) Hoppers NOA 1 2 S, 4. 5, (i. 7. i;. leas, Barentsz, Dr< Tembakul, Mi. WBt. Enterprise, Valentijn, v\ Bt Spring, Semiramis. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS ranjong Pa«ar: Albert Dock: Gorgon. Keppel llarhour: King's Dock: 8ilV( No. 1 Dock: Khoen Hoea.
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    Corpse Of British Engineer Found In Harbour
    62 17 Corpse Of British Engineer Found In Harbour Alexandria. f |"HE body of Leslie Claud ArrowsA Smith, an Englishman aged 34, was lound floating In the harbour after he had Ix n reported missing for two Arrows-Smith was the third engineer aboard the S.S. "Dumfrien" which arrived in Alexandria from Newha
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    51 17 Medan, Jaskf, Amsterdam? and tLondonl: Netherlands, closing 1.30 p.ir toJava and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 a m. to-day. Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 10 pm to-morrow. •By Air to Shanghai only. orrespondence fully prepaid foi transmission by the K.L.M. Service Superscribed "By
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    SHIPS IN DOCK INTERESTING U. S. HERRY
    398 17 SHIPS IN DOCK INTERESTING U. S. HERRY Water Carrier .!//</ 1 I II I replai IB I mak< I Yoi Intei Is of the H 1 i snl ac ide channel h with tl w iih hard oak I I the fad thai the vessel 1 pe propeller bi italli
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    Aryan Benches Banned For Berlin Jens
    108 17 Aryan Benches Banned For Berlin Jens Berlin. NOTICES on the benches In the park of Prenzlauer Berg, In the northeast of Berlin, forbid Jews to sit on rved for Arj n he 100 be QCh( in the par!. are labelled "Verboten for Jews Jew., may i it on the rest
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    Passengers Arrived
    82 17 Singapore, Mo: The iollowiiv. ogers dlsemb ed apore from the President Buren which arrived here from Manila yesterday: George Barnes. Krnes) Brown. Clara Bron a> Campbell. Je le Ewald, aniel Ewing, Auguste Ewing, Frank it Bernard Harrl on. Julia H Neville Harrison, Faye Han Thoma Hickev. Mrs. Thomas
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      127 17 i\. V. 14. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated in Jap.i To LONDON via Penang. Colombo, Aden Port Said. Marseilles Gibraltar. ss' "FUSHIMI MARU" Oct. 1 HAKOZAKI MAHU" <» ,n TERUKUNI MAHU Nov 10 Bates to i.st cia tod cla b Naples $497 $510 111. 1341 Marsedles
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    NO "RENO DIVORCES" IN BRITAIN
    286 19 DECREES USED FOR BLACKMAIL Mr. Herbert On His New Act London. NO one will be able to «et a divorce because her husband plays ton much golf, or his wife too much bridge," said Mr. A. P. Herbert. M.IV. broadcasting on the provisions of the
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    28 19 Planet News unintr Indeed 'liampion Dog iit "H«tth« IU.lfa.tton- with at the MM the Scottish Terrier Clubs «J«j K b( rt chapman ..I Oh) in BI.M. ni shun
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    HAPPIER MARRIAGE Clergyman's Three-Point Programme
    157 19 HAPPIER MARRIAGE Clergyman's Three-Point Programme Oklahoma < A THREE-POINT "happiness ramme" for married couples hai been drawn up by the Rev. W. A Keever, of Oklahoma City who declares that a large percentage ol married couple.- spend most of their time quarrelling. "Married love is quite as bit; a problem
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    NEW STAMPS
    79 19 £540 For George VI Issue In Barbados Barbados A SUPPLEMENTARY grant of £540 has been made by the House of Assembly here for a new issue of postage stamp.. The demand from stamp dealers ancl philatelists for King George VI Issues has proved greater than expected, ancl a
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    Suicide . [fier Seventh Husband's Death
    87 19 Suicide [fier Seventh Husband's Death Belgrade. AFTER being widowed for the seventh time In 20 vears, todora Velichkoiritch. of Nish. Yugoslavia, has committed suicide bv throwing herself down a well Todora had married seven times. Each husband died within a few months Neighbours began to remark chat the succession of
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    24 STRIKERS KILLED
    168 19 Toll Of Industrial Disputes New York livventy-fouk strikers and sympa- thisers have been UUed and 490 Inlured in the United states during tn tirsl seven month., ol this year, it is alleged In a statement issued here 03 the American Civil Liberties Union The statement goes OH
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    950-YEAR-OLD
    77 19 Village To Make Way For Coal Mine Berlin 'Vuv, entne village ol Edderhitz, In the former principality ol Anhalt, I be moved I 000 to another Ite Valuable layers ol bituminou coal i rii rj covered beneath Eddei Which Will celebrate the I.OOOtI inver.sarv ol Its foundation In 198*3
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    72 19 Plane! News High over the citv. workmen are re-gilding the figure of a grasshopper which surmounts the Royal Exchange. grasshopper was the nest <>> Sir Thomas Cresham. one of the wealthiest London merchants am' financiers of the 16th Century, who bail, the first Royal Exchange. The Royal Exchange bus been
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    ARTIFICIAL HILL
    56 19 Hindenburg To Have "Germanic" Tomb Eft rlin IN order to gIVC the fh I Battle ol Tannenber*! at H« I cubi. ol soil removed from the lurroundlng land. The memorial. In which Fie d Von Hind' on.' nal structure witl the eight c been completed the i on
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    SHARE MARKET
    258 20 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore. Tuesday. MINING. Tin at midday was $131.00, up 3 8 Private advices from London this morning indicated thai the London Stock Exchange was weak yesterday owing to forced liquidation and tin res were no exception to the rule. There was a further relapse
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    Passengers By Air
    73 20 Arrivals and departures by Imperial and Qantas liners: Arrived by the Canberra.— Mr. and Mrs R. k. Buchanan, from Brisbane Left by the Atalanta.— Mr. D. S. Robertson. Mr. H. W. Cowling. Mr. T. G Green and Mr. W. I. L. Legg for P< Arrived by the
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    Conle Binnuamano
    41 20 Singapore. Tuesday. The Llovd Triestino liner Conte K is due at Singapore to-morr (Thursday) at 10 a.m Shangh Hongkong and Manila, and will sail I same day at 4 p.m. for Colombo. Bombay. Massaua, Port Said, Naples a Genoa.
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      496 20 on "the radio BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMME Transmission g: I !•"> pin (.s.i IS 93 metre* 11 S3 ne GSH 13 '17 metres <il.il sacs) and «.v(. ,86 metres |17 78 mcs). Transmission 3:— 9 :r» p m 0.20 a.m GSJ 13 93 metres (21.53 rn<-st: GSH 1341 metres (21 17
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      401 20 U. S. A. SHORTWAVE r PROGRAMMES The following arr the principal American abort uavc transmissions The numbers immediately after the call-letters refer to kilocycles, and the second number set to metrea. TO-DAY 20 jin Poetic Strings- -New York »V2XE 21.520; 13 9. 835 pm. Tango Orchotra— Pittsburgh. WBXK 21.540; 13.9
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      507 20 PROGRAMME OF B, M. B, C j Singapore Station On 225 Metres t TO- 1) phone Recorc' 7 30 p.m.:— Time, Weather, •:0 p.m Chinese Music. Teo- and Announcements. (Gramophone Recorct 0 p.m. 'Othello". An Op< lg; "Sung Han Yee" Sung by I.ce Fo ts, by Verdi. With: Huang Hua
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    CHINESE LABOURER'S DEATH
    639 21 WHILE RIDING I BICYCLE Driver Oi Car Is j Discharged rrom Our Own Correspondent/ Johore Bahru. Sept 20. A CHINESE labourer named Wang Peh Woo, said to be in the employ of A G. Dobb and Co., Contractors. of Singapore, was alleged to have been knocked down
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    26 21 Ckuidette Colbert, Robert Young and Melvyn Douglas in a scene irom Paramount'! new comedy "I Met linn In Paris," which opens at the Capitol to-day. 1
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    HANDS LICKED BY A DOG
    351 21 HANDS LICKED BY A DOG Tin- Duller I Rabies Singapore, I aesdaj Tin. members of two Esuropoan In Mngapore sre under Pfecaut i treatment on account of having been in contact with .1 dog which subsequent!: died of rabies PRI II riONARI mi vsi ki s Their hand hr Sunday,
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    ILLICIT STILL
    203 21 Chance Discovery By Revenue Officer Singapore, Tue day t, W guiltj ot a i barge ol beini po K lon ot fermt nt Ing nee for the manufacture ol liquoi without a lic< and a st ill lor the p u po ie "i manu .turing such liquoi
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    NO RUNS FOR CLASS II HORSES
    273 22 DUE TO EXCESSIVE ENTRIES Selangor Race Schedule I rom Our Own Importer! Kuala Lampur, Tuesday. OWING to the excessive entries, the Committee of the Selangor Turf Club have regretfully decided that thev are unable to provl Itber nf the runs for horses In lass
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    PICKPOCKET
    54 22 Chinese For Prison And Police Supervision lay. WEI II tWO previous convictions a l .an i e ng Ah Chow was i v. Duckworth e oi pickii ompatriot In a I toi it. 12. and relieving him oi hi u casn.j was entenced one month is imprisonment I by
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    PUBLIC LOTTERY
    80 22 Two Chinese Fined S5O Each Singapore, Tuesday A MIDNIGHT raid launched by thfl l iic< on a public latrine at the lunction ol S< rto id and Prii and a coffee shop m Selegie Road in the Second i i i ourt tin morning when Chan Ah Hi
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    France And Pern
    40 22 pi 20. France and Peru were elected to the League Council in place of Turkey and chile by 48 and 46 vi >ectiveiy out ot a Spain or will i h» chosen later In* the v Reuter
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    S.R.A. SPOON SHOOT
    267 22 Sunday's Meeting At Farrer Range THE. loll ipoon 8h on ic i e on mornii h at 200. 300 500 and I rds H I* S 8 R b BLR. (B) CONDITIONS 52 83 32 33 13C H S. Kin 32 30 33 3;) 125 Cpl. Andet
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    English Soeeer
    43 22 I London. Sept. 20. RESULTS of English League football matches played to-day were as follows:— DIVISION I Blackpool 1 Bwtford 1 DIVISION II BUaCkburn K. 2 Fulham 2. Sheffield U. 2 Burnley 1. DIV. Ill SOUTHERN Millwall 4 Walsall 0. —Reuter.
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    78 22 Mr. T.W. Ong Assigned To Defence Si; Tuesday. Thlch Lee Ching Choy and Goh Seh Sell are charged with th" murder of Chwee Siang at the Lion Ol Cecil Street and McCullum OH the 'veiling of Sept. 13, was mentioned In the Third Police Court "tore Mr. W.
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    Pope Denounces New Alleged Prophet
    92 22 Pope Denounces New Alleged Prophet Caste! Oandolfi, Sept. 18. ADDRESSING a croup of pilgrims from Germany, the Pope denounced "the ed prophet who exalted Germany In this grave and painful moment from the Catholic religion and foi all who wish to remain faithful to the ch of Rome." lie add'd
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    The INDEAVOUR
    199 22 \merican Coastguards kin Jon Sea re I i Be Si Ol 21. AFTER weeks Ol search, the American ruards have abandoned the eavour ying tin y that the 3 whi re the American coast and must either 'nave foundered or weathered storm and continued to England.— Reuter. MR
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    MORTGAGE SUIT
    442 22 Ciaim For Recovery Of Property Singapore. Tuesday. A CIVIL suit, over the recovery of property in Thembeling Road, came up for hearing before Mr Justice Home In the High Court to-day. the plaintiff being Lim Teong Bee and the defendant Kang Tee Neo a widow. Mr. R L
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    RUGBY TRIALS AT SCC
    458 22 Ten*Minute Games On Rugby trial games of ten min each way will be played at the B on Saturday afternoon. Foe hav been selected and ti arranged the first to begin at the second to follow immed C ti ary to earlier expectatio are plenty ol
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    SINCAPORE L C. U.
    106 22 Mrs. K. A. Jackman Wins Thc September Medal THE Singapore O.C. September M r "-t'"] l ii was at Bukit Timah on Monday and r< ed in a win for Mrs K. A. Jaci with a score of 71 The following were the returns: Mrs. K
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    MURDER TRIAL
    407 24 Tamil On Capital Charge At Assizes Singapore. Tuesday. THE sequel to an alleged murder that committed In Canal Road on the night ol May '5 last was heard before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell. Actum Chief Justice, and a special jury in the Assize Court to-dav. when Kandayah. a
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    RAUB GOLD
    67 24 THE statement of Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., for the quarter ended Aug. 14. is as follows: Tonnage of ore crushed 14.896 tons. No. of ounces of bullion produced 5.307 ounces. No. of ounces of fine gold recovered 5,006 ounces. Value of gold produced £34.747 sterling. Working
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    HOCKEY IN FULL SWING
    56 24 iwkev is now in full swing in Singapore. Yesterday the Y.M.C.A. i. .aw.rv met the SRC cm the padang and the game ended in a draw 1 .7. th ,ueh the Y M. .a. Juniors held a 3-1 lead at the interval The pictures below show
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    BRITISH TRADE
    99 24 London Chamber Of Commerec Meet in London. Sept. 21 FE Far Eastern section of the London Chamber of Commerce at a largely attended meeting closely examined a variety of matters in which war was injuring British business and two committees of exporters and importers were appointed to keep
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    30 24 Washington, Sept. 19. THE coast guards have indicated they will abandon the search for the Endeavour I at midday on Sunday if she is not found by then.Reuter Reuter Wireless
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    LABOUR PARTY
    95 24 Drive To Secure Iol\ooc New Members London, Sept. 19THE Labour Party has launched a nationwide drive to secure 100.000 new members. During the week 5.000 meetings for which one thousand speakers have been engaged will be held in parts of the country and two niimo leaflets and half
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    41 24 Castel Gandolfo, Sept. 19. IT is believed the Pope referred *o i Alfred Rosenberg, whose "Myth of the Twentieth Century. banned by the Vatican, but was enclose in the foundations of the new stadiat Nuremberg during the Nazi Congn Reuter Wireless
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      46 24 T A. S. GILES. j CIVIL NAVAL, AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER J i No. 6, The Arcade, Singapore. j THONE 7M4. THE TAl^_l S \BSO|JTTE SECURrn j I Motor Union j INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD I Agents: SIMF.. DARBY CO.. LTD Singapore St Branchea j, 4.1
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