Morning Tribune, 30 August 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE I 3-N0. 181. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, August 30, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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    937 1 OPE STILL LEFT FOR SUDETEN SOLUTION BRITISH MINISTERS MEET LONDON, MONDAY. THE ATTITUDE OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ON THE SUDETEN PROBLEM IS STATED TO BE THE ONE HOPE OF ALL CONCERNED, WHICH WOULD GO FAR TOWARDS A POSSIBLE PEACEFUL SOLUTION OF THE CRISIS. CIR Neville Henderson (British Ambassador in
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    66 1 don. Monday: The Downing 5 conference to-day lasted 80 es. At the conference, which attended by Foreign Office ts. the Czechoslovakian crisis reviewed as a preliminary to >rrow's meeting of the Minis- is pxprcted Mr. Chamberlain j roceed to Balmoral to-morrow j as Minister in attendance s Majesty, remaining
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    Bogus Troops Revolt
    206 1  - Bogus Troops Revolt Sin Chew Poh Nanyang Siang Pau Hankow, Monday. hundred bogus troops at Paotrevolted on Thursday and moved s Mancheng. nese troops on the Chiaochi y near Tsinan have been in--1 but failed to check the work of ction of the railway by Chinese i units nese troops
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    Hitler Inspects Frontier Works
    162 1 Strasbourg, Monday. Z I triTLKK unexpectedly arrived at J I H Kehl opposite Strasbourg, by g 5 road at 9 a.m. accompanied by J eight Generals. The party pro- g (I to inspect the fortifications g cm either side of Kehl Bridge. J The frontier between
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    Defence Of Burma: Governor's Statement
    170 1 Rangoon, Monday. MEASURES for the defence of Burma were outlined by the Governor-General at a joint session of the House of Representatives and the Senate to-day. He said that the problem was simolified by the knowledge that the immensely powerful fighting forces of he Emp're
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    GOVT.'S SOCIAL EVIL POLICY CRITICISED IN COUNCIL
    713 2 Singapore, Monday. DUBBING Government's suppression policy in regard to the social evil as "a retrograde ste, Dr. J. E. Smith, member tor Penang. .ade a plea for the re-establi. hment of licensed houses in which prosUtefl may be kept under strict polfee and
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    RECIPIENT OF HONOUR
    26 2 MR. NG SEN CHOY, who was presented yesterday by His Excellency the Governor with the M.C.H. awarded in connection with the King's birthday.
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    HUMAN EARS IN MARKET PLACE
    142 2 [From Our Oicn Reporter] I 1 Penang. Monday. j T Ht ear a hu man bttaf« tlti J to a placard containing Chb«- €*>e characters and dangling from jj a piece of string, attracted a lanse t crowd opposite the Campbell I street Market this
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    44 2 Under the ausoices of the Ceylon Tamils' Association, a 'Kathaprasangam' Vv'ill be delivered by Miss Saraswathi Selvadurai of the Sangeetha Abhivridhi Sabha, Kuala Lumpur, at the Association premises, at No. 11, Handay Road, itj-da" at 7 p.m. The performance u ►pen to the public.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    118 2 Thursday. Aug. 25. In the afternoon His Excellency presented a new King's Colour to the Ist Bn.. the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on the Padang. His Excellency dined with Lieut-Colonel R B. Leslie and Officers of The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers at the Officers' Mess, Tanglin Barracks. Saturday Aug. 27.
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    UNKNOWN
    228 2 Singapore, m,J THATfioin ihe number of 1 1 put tohimhewa!M Uu l think that he *£j a statement made hv Hall, a motorist, who annL M the rraffic Court t! da pUinant in a case in which 4 tor J. A. Ellis, of the ments Police, was ha a^
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    ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATION
    34 2 infill 3£3£K2Ks asked Mr. Wee P£ Choyw Accused claimed trial l ana fl tor A R Mf^^fandoW be postponed lor a *eciv of $200. ri thP applici Hb worship eranted^ l^^:
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    Dramatic Evidence In Local Assault Case
    259 2 GRAPHIC description ot an alleged assau" t is s ,id A in a Singapore house when a Mun.opa. accounU to have been attacked by a woman and two nta n<l in court to-day by Mr. Michael L. Marcus, adverting J^ father of complainant. Facing
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      29 2 //Joyce for /f Choice FINEST AUSTRALIAN BISCUITS G€tn Marie Nutty Crisps Afternoon Tea Royal Assorted Cream Crackers Creamy Chocolate Oriental Assorted. Mi Afiata CjUTIIDFF^C^f^ (Inc in SS) W.P.B. 7
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    129 3 emonstration j triirs in their eyes, Singa- j ,Mi.nMipal chiefs and dt- J Lai heads, went through J tn tl (l< room without gas at lanfiHn Barracks yes- J demonstration, which was ,i by Major Spark, was n order to prove that the ,ask offered a safe P/otec- U
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    225 3 I Singapore, Monday. ■TUTION of a currency comlion for the whole of Malaya I of the present body which Inly the Straits Settlements Brisecl in a bill passed at to■neeting of the Legislative It has also been made for the kation of notes and coins, the ■nent of a
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    Previous Conviciion
    49 3 Previous Con viciion Singapore, Monday .—As he had a previous conviction lor a similar offence, H. M. Sassoon was this morning fined $3 or In default three days r.i. by Mr. C. H. Koh for driving: without a rear light along Orchard Rd. at 10.08 p.m. on June 19.
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    GOVT. TO INCREASE IMPROVEMENT TRUST NOMINEES TO SIX
    293 3 <w« Singapore, Monday. tonst.tution of the Board of n ni. Trust will soon be altered J wrtfase m the number of Tan w oPdln t0 an announce*ad; by the Colonial Secrc r'f u v "^^Plying to a speecii kHS} Teck and he
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    Further Hearing Against Traction Men's Chief
    916 3 CLAIMS HE ADVISED AGAINST STRIKE Singapore, Monday. AT the continued hearing of the case thi.* morning before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, Gurusamy, President of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Association, charged with criminal intimidation, told the Court, under cross-examination by the prosecution,
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    Fell Into Trap
    64 3 Singapore, Monday.- "I did not know that there was a speed trap there," stated Low Kim Sye when charged in the Traffic Court with speeding in his lorry along Bukit Timah Rd on June 20 at 9.33 a.m. "The Police certainly would not tell you," quoted Mr.
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    Headmasters Should Deal With Pupils Says Magistrate
    174 3 Headmasters Should Deal With Pupils Says Magistrate Singapore, Monday AFTER Mr. Conrad Oldham had completed the hearing of a case in "camera" in which a school-boy was alleged to have stolen a geometry book valued at fifty cents belonging to another school-boy, his worship remarked in open court that the
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    NO REAR LIGHT
    42 3 Singapore. Monday--W. T. Mulvey thin morning pleaded guilty to the charge of driving without a rear light along ilill Rtreet at 9.35 p.m. on June 24, and was lined $1 by Mr. C. H. Koh the Traffic District Judge.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    40 3 Before Mr. Justice Pedlow in 2nd Court at 11 a.m. S 3 *5'36 Urich Humphris Baker vs Asia Insurance Co., Ltd.. and anor. followed by.— Third-Party claim in same matter. Mr Justice Home at Malacca -As&izrt;
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    COMPENSATION FOR INJURED VOLUNTEERS?
    114 3 COMPENSATION FOR INJURED VOLUNTEERS? Btng&pore, Monday. "pOVERNMENT is noi prepared to VI amend the Volunteer Force Ordinance in tlie sense pvopoaeti. but is prepared and has always been prepared to consider sympathetically the case ol any volunteer injured m the, course ot training." That was the reply giver- at this
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      140 4 London. Monday Previous To-day Change Steadiest Easy RUBBER Spot Buyers Sellers 8 I|l6 8 3 16 V's 7 15 16 -3 lo -»/4 3 16 Ist Forward (September) 2nd Forward (OctiDecJ Buyers Sellers Buyers 8 1 16 83 16 8':; 1% 7 15 16 7 15 16 -»4
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      145 4 London. Monday. Previous To-day Change Distiller* 97,3 963 -1|Ounlop Rubber 27 3 269 — 6d. General Electric 77i3 764>2 — loV_d. Imperial Chemical Industries 31 4 1 v 30;i0»-a — 6d. Imperial Tobacco 140J7V2 1389 — 1!10^_ Anglo-Dutch *J9 3 AMM.A 289 — 6d. Canadian Pacific 6^4
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      38 4 ftVBBEB Tone Spot Forward Oct.iDec. tin Previoas Steady Bayera 16 716 SeUers 16 9 16 Buyers 16 5 K Seuers 16^ New York. To-dav Closed Saturday. Chan_e Bpot Quiet 43 3 « Steady 43?„ —
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      60 4 London. Monday. Previous To-dav Change r.T.onPans (closing middle rate) 178.34 178.32 —.2 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate* 3.91 3 8.93 a 1% T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8^ Unchanged /o T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 113-132 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) 12 Unchanged
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      BULLION MARKET
      25 4 GOLD Fine Bar per oz. SILVER Spot 4 months' forward Previou £7-2-8 19 5J16 19' 0 io.r° n h £T-2-Bi. 19 31G 19
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      METAL MARKET
      22 4 US Standard Spot < afternoon (closing price) Forward Previous £l93V 2 £l94V 2 London Mon To-dav £l9o 3 4 £l9l3 4
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    FRASER'S DAILY MARKET REPORT
    170 4 Singapore. Monday. PRASER Cos daily report:— T Tin at midday was $98^ down U and the price of rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers £ot 27 cents, buyers January March 28*8 cents. The market was steadier a ?h r e b m n a g rk
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    Constables Fight Over Dust-Bins
    169 4 Constables Fight Over Dust-Bins Singapore, Monday. CADHI Singh and Jaswant Singh »J were two police constables attached to the Traffic Branch, Maxwell Road. In the morning of July 29 thev and some others were detailed to remove dust-bins. A quarrel is alleged to have ensued between the two. While Jaswant
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    TO-MORROW MAGIC SHOW IN BEST EVE
    274 4 TO-MORROW MAGIC SHOW IN BEST EVE Cl'N', mirth and mysterj art- thtl notes of "Le DiableV thtfl Magic Circle show, which willl to-morrow at the Victoira la and will be repeated on Yn&iM Saturday. This is voted to \M be.st and most varied -huw thr[fl have ever produced. From the
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    732 5 STOCKS SHARES »By Fraser Company £. Realty Co. • U2ft 1.42 ft £*i. At Trust At. 476 lit eastern Unitea 32.50 33.50 F. ana N. Ord 14.10 14.35 do. 7ft Prefs. 0.20 950 Gammon Malaya 1.57' 2 1.65 Gt. E. Life f. pd. 60.00 70.00 Ut. E. L. pt. pd.
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    159 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Sinpapore. Aug 29, 5 p.m Com J. .ny faWMM Date cj m* Total foi yeai TIN CJo.se Pavribie Austral Malay 9d. aiv. Sept. 2 3d. bonus Sept 9 Sept 3 10% Kramat Tin Kuala Kampar. Lahat 3d. No. 24 Aug. 31 Sept. 7 Aug.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    222 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday, i MINING 1 Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 -46 Batu Selangors 132 I 2 1.40 Hong Fatts 0.85 090 Hongkong Tin 226 23 9 Jelebus 0.70 0.75 Kamuntlng Tin 99 11 Katu Tin 25 9 26;9 Kramats 10--11 -cd Killinghalls 183 193 Kuchais 1.33 138 Laruts
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    232 5 Int. May 15 Nov. 15 101 102' 2 c 3% 1938 red. 1958 $4,000,000 Int. May 15 Nov. 15 101 102' 2 ci PENANG Ml NICIPAL 5% 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Int. May 1 Nov. 1 122 123' 2 d 4 3 4 7c 1929 red. 1959-69
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      158 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.Vincorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) bankers amsterdam Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824 Paid Up Capital 1 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of me Board of Director* H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN CHABOT Director A.
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    Peer With Income Of 14s. 11d. And A Cafe Keeper Who Won
    1282 8 fFrom Our Own Correspondent] London, Aug. 19 MORE than 2,600 men and women -among them .sonic of the world's leading scientific brainshave been meeting this week at Cambridge. it is the unnuui meeting of the Bnlush Association for
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    MISSION OF PEACE
    29 8 MR. GEORGE LANSBIRY. M.P.. 79-year-old Labour leader, who has set out on another of his peace missions to four European capitals. Sofia, Bucharest, Belgrade and Budapest.
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    UNKNOWN
    232 8 BOLK LEADER, mr KnB H LANSBUR1 M.P..HASSFT(*?B ANOTHER OF HIS p r \Vr SIONS. For three years Mr Lanburv hj cravelling the world, meeting 'the|H 3t nations, discussing the problenu^B menace peace and now toe* nj solved. '^M During recent months the fjM nas, if anything, been growing <<jS
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    Our London Letter
    1560 8 Our London Letter Europe. And this Uthe <gH truths are the hardest to una Mr. Churchill's Micropb W- WINSTON CHl^j W "TRYING OtT A > CORMNG MACHINt tO B Hltf DOWN" HIS BTttCIW INGS recording With the usual VPJ> »m it rument the person diet speaks his mind into n
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    Millionaire's Son & Housemaid Wed
    86 9 Millionaire's Son Housemaid Wed ghjh The story-book romance of a millionaire's son and a housemaid culminated in the little village church at Newendon, Kent, when Miss Marjorie Trill, 18-year-old daughter of a gardener, was married to Mr. Jame* (junther. aged 34, heir to a large Kent estate and noted sportsman.
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      35 9 THE FRIENDLY ft BY APPOINTMENT k h t <A IC b^?B^ DEWARS The Famous M White Label SOIF €>• 1\ -L PP^I I A SINGAPORE MALACCA AGENT- jDTie, U2UrDy Ot V0« LIQ^NEGFI SEMBILAN JOHORK WPS. 4
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 30. 1938. SHORTER WORKING HOURS
    289 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 30. 1938. SHORTER WORKING HOURS THE move to get shops and smaller business houses in the Colony to come to some arrangement to reduce the working hours of their employees is a progressive step, and shop assistants who toil unceasingly week in and week out
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    EUROPE'S POWDER BARRE
    772 10 Balkans are no longer THERE is no more mK-n.'Minu pan <>t Europe than thr Balkan Peninsula, |H the SOUth-East Hie traveller will Ond rerywbere sign* o! indent Roman a:ul Grrek culture The Influence ol the Byzantine Bmplre i.s still noticeable In many Balkan ins. Besides these, one
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    PERSONALITIES
    133 10 Lieut.-Col. J. E. Staley, M.C., Mrs. Staley have left Teluk Anson Home on furlough The Resident of Perak has appoi Mr. P. F. Y. Radcliffe to be the miner in Law for the State of Perai place of Mr. R. M. Cluer. Mr. T. D. G. Ashley-Cooper. Si intendent
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    43 10 rt »n lh< In pouring rain, men of the Ist and 2nd Cavalry Brigades with tank and motor battalions took JJj^ h<Un ets. important summer manoeuvres in Hampshire. Here are men of the Gordons wearing cap«* ancl marching in the rain. Planet News
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    Gyroscopic Car Unearthed
    3 11 Gyroscopic Car Unearthed
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    "Lived" Underground Since 1912
    261 11 "Lived" Underground Since 1912 A REMARKABLE find of the greatest interest to the motoring world has recently been made at Ward End. Workmen, digging on a vacant site near the railway, unearthed a portion of mechanism which aroused their curiosity sufficiently to make them dig farther. As a result of
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    REVEALING THE HEAD SECRET
    99 12 REVEALING THE HEAD SECRET The Essex County Baby Show took place in the Kursaal Ballroom at Southend, Essex, in connection with Southend Hospital Carnival Week One 3 the small entrants is lustily Meeting to being weighed. Planet News ei!2 ft* test n ■»hn C'obb. the PUU hMUr ta hi> first
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      65 12 England I now 5| all the way by Empire Fly ing-Boa extra theic'a a bar on board N(,I \ND IN 5' DAYS-E156 single; £280-l«-0d. RETI KN. linl illl 'turn nnODgfcaßj^M cJfff\ Alrni fC^ 3B^ 3Bi j.'* 9 JK BP 3^5 \iV»v :fl Ej 9 HI sLjs -j^^yjg ;j__ f^|B^BBHHHIr^ (Incorporated
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    32 13 A three-mile long procession formed the hifhli* ht of the Hospital Carnival Week at Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Mis. Mkrfo* Sewill, the Carnival Queen is waving from her coach in the procession. Planet News
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    64 13 -stables will dance in the new doTomatoes turnips, cabbages and other vegeia Bush (London > studios unTentarv n"m which is being made at thc J h übles uil be the costumes bv Gaumont- British "f^^T&^iiSKli Ballet." based on the contents *orn bv forty girls dancing in the h Ve f
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      45 13 YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN DIAMOND RINGS BRACELETS BROOCHES, etc. AT Hem* ULLMLVV\ WHERE QIALITY and VALUE ARE TRADITIONAL. The Be»t la to come and see* at RENE ULLMANN JEWELLERS. Raffles IMace, SINGAPORE. Opened daily including Saturday* from 8 a.m. to 6 pjn.
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    LIPSTICK LORE
    749 14 IJNLESS it's nail varnish, it is doubtful whether there is any other beauty product that comes in for more criticism than lipstick. And women, no less than men. are stern critics in this matter. 1 The reason is chiefly because so many women who use a lipstick are
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      18 14 W£iA/)£?A£E Unusual designs in Nighties and Negligees. Hot water bottle covers 18 Battery Rcaa, Ist floor Phone 7143
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      14 14 AWUST on^ BEAUTIFUL ASpLA|g PEEMANtNF W*» at $8.00 and Sl» uo (Telephone r .^*r'
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    BEAUTY At Your FINGER TIPS
    940 15 BE A UTY At Your FINGER TIPS Rg does charm begin and mK does it end? Too many tn and girls seem to be under ilusion that a pretty lace and t clothes are enough. But aci it takes more than that to ted among the belles! It takes \v
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      391 16 f —^mJmMET^~l!3?- VW^^^La. ft BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES INCOKPORATED IN CNOLAND) Outwards lunnage Spore Tonnage S pore 1938 W3S DArwiTANA 37 000 Sept. 9 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 18 Mffim '000 Sept. 23 BANGALORE 6.000 Nov. 19 SrHHWAN 6 070 Sept. 24 CHITRAL 15.000 Dec. 2 kkSpURA 17 000 Oct.
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      285 16 ]k TO FRENCH Port s l j Lv**', CHARCEURS REUNIJ s r HOMEWARDS. ADEN For Marseilles, Havre. Antwerp. Dunni' CAP VARELLA For Marseille*. NutM, St. Mttalre it Bor jTO SAIGON INDOCHIid FORBIN For Saieon. Touranf and Balphonfl CAP PADARAN For Saigon. Tourane and Hail w S r S. A. M.
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    26 17 ness in order to visit the Exhibition. Mr. Walsh is a Bradford man who emigrated to America in 1906, and Mrs. Walsh was born in Edinburgh.
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    Schoolchildren & Traffic Danger
    97 17 Schoolchildren Traffic Danger Singapore, Monday. Till 1 question d* .whether school 4 hours could not be arranged M that the break up for the mid-day meal takes place at 12.30 ii. in instead of at 1 p.m.. when traffic Ls heaviest, has been mentioned in several memoranda, states the Traffic
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    New-Comer Fined
    85 17 Singapore, Monday. "I was a newcomer to Singapore at the time, but a»s I have decided to stay here, I have since got a licence." stated R. C. Frank when charged in the Traffic District Court for driving without a licence and failing to await a safe opportunity
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      273 17 ■ITIt NS PHILP LIME. incorporated in Australia* NEXT SAILINGS Due SaJls. SKI i In port Sept. 3 RELLA Sept. 30 Oct. 4 chea inn. d tnp lii»^t* from Singapore to Australia .^ued at tne ratej s mav transf er a t Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or ell iiirne uj the connecting
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      65 17 BRITISH IMDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LiO. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA TALM X P 10,000 TONS SAILING SEPTEMBER 8, At U P>l. above vessel ha.> excellent modern accommodMUru for ilrat Saloon an4 rjccond Saloon passengers. Special Holiday Return tlclwU to China and Japan <tn*»rchanjreablt with p
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    WIFE GETS JUDGMENI AGAINST HUSBAND
    138 18 WIFE GETS JUDGMENI AGAINST HUSBAND Dft tvfrtk«- w Sin pP° r e. Monday B ELIVERING hi.s judgment in a mal tenance case in which Yong K l bill-collector attached to \t ,B Bankruptcy Office, was summJnedß his lawful wife. Eng Kwee uj? I voluntarily causing hurt and fall&B maintain her.
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    Servant Acquitted Of Attempted Axe Charge
    136 18 Servant Acquitted Of Attempted Axe Charge Singapore. Monday. /CONFLICTING evidence durin? ti v hearing caused Mr. Kennel Blacker, fourth magistrate, to acqui without calling the defence, a Tai u ho had been charged with attempt ing to cause hurt with an axe. The complainant. Mr. R. Anthonj. Municipal Inspector, wai
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      448 18 I ON THE RADIO I TO-DAY M...rH.1 recording f Craiuophonc IM* PENANG SINGAPORE ZHJ 608 Mcs (49.3 m) /11l 225 mctn-s (133 mcs.) JOO signal and day's programme. /HF 30 96 metres (9.69 mcs.) 7 05 Ugh i instrumental music. pm 7.35 Messrs. Lean and Co.'s share 5 00 Malay
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      438 18 HOLLAND PCJ. 15 22 Mcs (19.7 m.) 7.45 National anthem and openinß announcement 7.50 Report on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange. 8.00 Daily news bulletin.. 8 10 Special broadcast on behalf of the LiberaJ Protestant Radio Society (V.P.R.O). 8.20 Actualities. 8.50 The Phohi variety ensemble.. 9.50 Close down apid national anthem.
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      123 18 PARIS TPA— 2 15.24 Mcs (19.7 p.m. S.fj Gramophone records o.Ci '1-iK oa currtnl FreucU <?*«■ In Japanese. I 20 Newa in Englteb. n o.«*o uouceri reiayco iP T T. 7.05 Talk on French eventj. paJ 7.20 Concern relayed B" 7.50 News T m French- OolonWH ket prices. ctt i
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    GUIDE TO FORM FOR TO-MORROW'S RACES
    6120 19  -  "Marcus Superbus" HOW THE RUNNERS FARED IN RECENT OUTINGS Lpiled by Uwf form of all horses and **L enured Wednesday. e h( u the candidate? have E'in their last three runs <exi 3 U e. breeding, owners and j^rs lunes. etc.. is as follows:
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    "PUBLIC MONEY FRITTERED AWAY IN UNNECESSARY LITIGATION"
    346 21 "PUBLIC MONEY FRITTERED AWAY IN UNNECESSARY LITIGATION" Faird Of Trustees Should Publish Minutes •i 14 \'l ION in Ihe locai {>rcss and in the (iovernment Gazette 7 th minutes oi* mee<iiu'> of the Hoard of Trustees as soon as II to do s.>, mighi. Mr. Tay I.ian Teck contended in
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    Itinerant Hawker Danger Emphasised
    118 21 Singapore, Monday. POINTING OUT an inconsistency of Municipal arocedure in the three Settlement Dr. J. E. Smith, at to-'iav's meeting of the Legislative Council, drew attention to the fact that .vhile hawkers were licensed in Singapore and Malacca, that was not the case in Penang. "Licensing
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    R.A.M.C. Win. Div. 3 Honours
    184 21 R. A.M.C. Win Div. 3 Honours R.A.M.C. 4; S.C.C 0. IN an S.A.F.A. third division fixture on the padang yesterday, the R.A.M.C. beat the S.C.C. by four clear goals and so are now third division league champions. The early states of the ISJBC .were quite uneventful but the McdlcaLs alowlv
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    PRINTERS SUFFER BIG DEFEAT
    163 21 PRINTERS SUFFER BIG DEFEAT IN a friendly cricket match played on I Saturday on the Government Printing ground Ponniah's XI defeated the Govt. Printing Office by eight wickets and 90 runs. GOVT PRINTERS XI Vine b Joe Seng c Johnny Onn Hamilton c b Wilfred Dumbleton l.b.w Roland Sayadi b
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS PRESENTED
    768 21 Singapore. Monday. MALAYAN certificates of honou« I awarded in connection with th* King's Birthday were presented b\ His Rxcelloncy the Governor, Sii j Shcnton Thomas, to Mr. Nx Eton! Choy, J.P., Mr. Rajabali Jumabhoy. Syed Ahvee bin Ahmad Alsree and! Mr. Stephen Pereira at to-day's meet- <
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    IRMEN TROUNCE RECS FIVE-ONE
    383 23 First Division Ma tch A t Stadium K.A.F 5; S.R.C 1. ffIVE goals, including a hat-trick, stored by Hay. R.A.F. centre ioi ward, gave the Airmen a convincing victory by five goals to one over an improved S.R.C. side in a first division soccer fixture of
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    S.C C TENNIS TOURNEY
    487 23 ■LOWING are the results of tther ties in the S.C.C. Autumn Kis Tournament played off Krdav afternoon on the S.C.C. I Mixed Doubles land Mrs C E. Winter (—l5) ■r and Mrs. A. D. Anderson K MacKintosh and Mrs. F. A. Kike '-15- beat Mr. and
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    WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY
    351 23 FE following are weights for the third day of the Singapore Turf Clubs Autumn (Gold Cup) meetH§SE n S^ P LASS 1-DIV. 1-ABOUT 7 furs q n Jack Druce y Pure Gold B fl^ Eastern Knight Tonre ?-J Thebez Meadowman A Barford Gilded Youth J 2
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    Team Turns Up To Find Match Postponed
    74 23 THERE was disappointment both for the fans a.s well as the second string of the S.C.F.-A. when they assembled on the pacjang of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Service Club at Cantonment Road yesterday for the fixture with the Publishers, to find that
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    45 23 The Mt. Zion Riingers Ist XI bent Uv» Technical Youngsters by 4 goals to 1. at the Trade School ground on Saturday On Sunday the Mt Zion Rangers 2nd XI beat the Pasir Panjang Rovers by 4 goals to 1 at Farrer Park
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    FOOTBALL TEAM
    56 23 The following have been chosen to play .soccer for "Lad footers'" against the S.R.C. on Wednesday, on the padang at 5.15 p.m.— Cheng Seah, Eng Chye. Ah Wing; Kai Ttck. Heng took. Ah Bah Bwee Hock (Capt >, Sum Winu. Yoke Hon, Chwee Eng and Kai Seng Reserve
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    Season's Fastest Century Against Aussies
    179 24 Hectic I Hitting AUSTRALIAN BOWLERS HELPLESS DURING TO-DA^n^rS? 1 V MATCH BETWEEN THE A ?n LIANS AND SUSSEX WALKMn AUSTRALIAN WICKET JURED A FINGER AND pS BARNETT KEEPING WICKET^ FINGER IS BEING X-RATO Sc oes: Australians 336 (Hassett U i <5, Wood 4 for 96)
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    Recalled From Berlin
    15 24 SIR NEVILLE HENDERSON, British Ambassador in Berlin, who was recalled to London.
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    INSPECTORS' CUP SOCCER
    51 24 IN the final of the Inspectors' Cup soccer competition played at the Depot yesterday, the Detective Branch easily disposed of the Marine Police by five goals to nil. At half time, the Detectives led by 13—0. The scorers were Haji Abdul (Rahman <3>. Inspector Minns and I
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    CUSTOMS OFFICERS' 3-MILE CAR CHASE
    231 24 CUSTOMS OFFICERS' 3-MILE CAR CHASE [From Our Own Reporter] Seremban, Monday. JVDGMENT was delivered this afternoon in the case in which three Chinese were arraigned before Mr. J. P. Biddulph. the Seremban Magistrate, on a charge of knowingly conveying intoxicating liquor, 41 gallons of samsu. on which duty had not
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    MOTORIST CHARGED
    124 24 \From Our Own Reporter] Seremban, Monday. k TERRIBLE sight was witnessed by a crowd of nearly 300 people who were attracted to the front of the Government Toddy Shop at Lemon Street early last night, when following a motor collision, an Indian, Annamalai, lay groaning with hii stomach
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    R.A.F.'s God Win Over Rengam
    143 24 R.A.F.'s God Win Over Rengam —THE R.A F. defeated Rengaa cricket on Sunday by 58 rti Seletar. The scores were: R.AJ. FO New c Siseford b Roden Thompson c Higgins b Roden Cpl Hall not out Daniels c Foulds b Higgins FO Larkin b Higgins Cpl Burt c Foulds b
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    C. P. O's Cup Soccer
    21 24 The follows P er aga^ gapore Police p o Depot Police for tw DfpOt groi Manaf
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