Morning Tribune, 3 September 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE WT^ No. 185. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, September 3, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    GERMAN DELEGATION SEES DR. BENES, AIR CLEARS
    397 1 GERMAN DELEGATION SEES DR. BENES, AIR CLEARS GOVT. GIVEN THREE MONTHS TO FULFIL PLEDGES IN FULL PRAGUE, FRIDAY. THE MEETING TODAY BETWEEN DR. BENES, HERR KUiSDT (LEADER OF THE SUDETEN PARUAMENTARY PARTY), AND HERR SEBEKOVSKY IS REGARDED AS ENCOURAGING, AND THIS COUPLED WITH THE NEWS THAT HERR HITLER IS IN
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    HITLER CREES WITH HENLEIN
    124 1 I Berlin. Friday. )WING Lord Runcimans J jtructions, Herr Henleto ormed the Fu^™ S ent negotiations with the Government," according rman news agency report errhtesgaden. I Hitler listened to W' ttions with interest ana with Herr Henlein's views present situation." interview was awaited in losphere cf
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    Guerillas arrounding Peiping
    117 1 II Peiping, Friday. ptSK guerillas kept Japake troops busy round Peippst night. pe body first appeared on the B-Tientsin Railway west of H where a sharp engagement I several hours ensued, perican women and children, Nh-C from Peitaiho, a seaside m near Chinwangtao, described trains were stopped
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    Another French Strike
    41 1 m Lille, Friday. out: < m b,r employees in Lille ■of m nke this morning as the r ,s ml«ai of 37 employees ■n_' i I s of °c°nomy. Fourteen ■tn Aork^rs in the Somme m -truck this morning.—
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    MORE CLASHES REPORTED
    116 1 Prague, Friday. 2 D* ESPITt the authorities care further incidents have occurr- ed in the Sudeten regions. Pointing out the increase in local tension, the official agency 1 admits that a brawl near Freud- enthal involving Caech soldiers and Sudetens looked ngly at one time, but ended
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    JAPANESE EXPLAIN BOMBINGS
    126 1 JAPANESE EXPLAIN BOMBINGS Tokyo, Friday. IN order to clear up the misunderstanding, a Foreign Office spokesman made a statement thai Japanese forces pay full attention to the safety of planes belonging to third powers so long as the specified course and other advance information required is given. Imperial Airways Compliance
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    Death Sentences Suspended
    55 1 Barcelona, Friday —The offer to sua-p-nd the execution of death sentences for crimes committed before Sept. 1, provided the Nationalists do likewise, was referred to in a note by the Rcpubllcar Government to the British Conunitision for the exchange of prisoners. The note also proposes the suspension
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    NORTH MALAYA'S BIGGEST ARMY EXERCISES SOON
    298 2 2,500 MEN WILL TAKE PART HORTH MALAYA'S BIGGEST ARMY MANOEUVRES EVER WILL TAKE PLACE ON SEPT. 10 AND 11, WHEN 2,500 SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS WILL GO INTO ACTION. General Officer Commanding, Major General W. G S. Debbie, will up-country to direct operations personally. He
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    68 2 I'Hi. number of calls attended by the accident ambulance service during 1 the month of August was 288, and of these 33 were to cases outside Municipal Limits The cases are classified as follows:— Motor Car Accidents 53; Motor Lorry Accidents 21; Motor Bus Accidents 1, Trolley Car
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    Malaya -Africa Airline?
    137 2 Ma lay a -Africa Airline? 2,000-MILE OCEAN HOP A DIRECT AIR ROUTE FROM AFRICA ACROSS THE INDIAN OCEAN. LINKING MOMBASA, COLOMBO AND SINGAPORE. IS FORE SHADOWED IN THE REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF CIVIL AVIATION TO THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS (STATES A COLOMBO MESSAGE). This would apparently involve hops of
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    DATURA POISONING ALLEGED BY WOMEN
    285 2 Ipoh, Fridaj UAJI Zainudin and rii; bin Alang, two Malays, were committed Assizes to stand tn-.-ir trail, by Che Hashim, Second Magistrate.! lowing allegations made by a Siamese woman, Nona, and a Malay mm Che Yah binti Mat, to the effect that they were victims
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDING
    15 2 YESTERDAY'S WEDDING l\r Alfred Wernli and M Fl^e Fortanier. ttho n J ChurHK« Cluirf P^bvt.iM
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    Law Notice For To-day
    24 2 B i°n f T the chief in Ist Court I J at iu.3o a.m Sp.vial Case:— Rex v.. Annamalai. 4
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    SINGAPORE'S ROAD-LIGHTING EXPERIMENTS BEGIN
    145 2 SINGAPORE'S ROAD -LIGHTING EXPERIMENTS BEGIN 3 CINGAPORK S improved M J 3 lighting experiment Wtt Mg last night on Fast (oast n *vhere a half-mile **»Jgß Katong village Wtt •5 stalled with three tvpes oi J dem lightins-mercuo sodium vapour, ind modern m*"*. nlC nt>! Last night, the exr S
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    ILL STORY OF TRENGGANU SINCE'S ROMANCE WITH NGLISH GIRL
    471 3 ILL STORY OF TRENGGANU SINCE 'S ROMANCE WITH NGLISH GIRL [From Our Own Correspondent] LONDON, AUG. 27 RMINED TO CONTINUE HIS ROMANCE WITH AN NGLISH GIRL, WHICH IS FROWNED UPON BY HIS AN BROTHER, PRINCE MAHMUD OF TRENGGANU I RISK HIS HIGH POSITION AND FINANCIAL ALLOW- ftffj Prince .Mahmud, 20
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    Coming Wedding
    42 3 Lt. O. C. S. Dobbie, son of Major General Dobbie, and Miss Florence Dickey, nieee of Commodore Mark Wardlaw, former Commodore, Malaya who are to be married on Sept. 7. Miss Dickev arrived yesterday on the Johan de Witt Tribune
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    DUTCHMAN KARGED WITH AKING FALSE ENTRY
    106 3 DUTCHMAN KARGED WITH AKING FALSE ENTRY Singapore, Friday. I L. van der Vliet, the 49-year- old Dutchman, partner in Continental Cafe and Bar dr another appearance before Kenneth A. Blacker in the Ih court this morning tn her to a charge of making false entry in the cash book the
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    UNKNOWN
    133 3 Singapore, Friday. pen and seven out of ten Straits>rn Chinese women of the middle pleaded guilty this morning in econd court before Mr. Conrad jj* an a gaming charge. »ctor f g. Minns who prosecuted ■no evidence against the three I JJO claimed trial and subsei tney W ere
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    He Collects Monkeys
    112 3 He Collects Monkeys 2 [From Our Oi:n Reporter Penang, Friday S [JR. C. R CARPENTER, of the Columbia University, who is in Penang after having collected 2 gibbons from Siam for research a work, gave an interesting talk on 5 the subject of "Primate in scienti- 2 fie research of
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    PIANOFORTE-PLAYING & THEORY OF MUSIC
    31 3 PIANOFORTE-PLAYING THEORY OF MUSIC SCHOOL CHILDREN: -Special Terms SCHOOL TEACH____: Reduced Rate.s Special Music Appree ation ('lasses. Write or Enquire Mrs Pauiusz, Expen enced and <_iualihed Music Teacher 25. Burktr Road
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    Alleged Causing Death
    59 3 Singapore. Friday— Ong Cheng Chin was to-dav charged before Mr. C. H. Koh Traffic District Judge, for driving in a rash manner, which caused the death of Nfl Ah Kiaw. and causing hurt to Goh .S->m at PongfOl Road, yesterday Case Wtt post, oneri to Sept. 9.
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      77 4 Lonclni Friday. Previous To- lay Change -r- bsS. ff: iis S f Forward (&**«> ggW JT4 J 2ad Forwurd .November. BUJgJ J 15 1« gg,, M forward (JanlMar.) Jg| M' M HIM It London. Friday PALM OIL (Maiaya) Un^anjed h\ bulk Sept.Oct. shipment CO^KA (Straits, KJVLS.) ollors unchanpcd
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      128 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Change Distillers £io«= 9 fi 6 Q 3 +*%dDunlop Rubber 27- 26 9 -3d. General Electric '6 4 2 7J|7% +3d. imperial Chemical Industrie* 307 c 30 6 -i. 2 a. Imperial Tobacco 28 7»" *8 4» -3d" Canadian Pacific i Jj a
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      33 4 New York. Sept. 1 KtfBBEB Previous To-day Change «v-_. Stead v Ste^id\ S» 35 3» Forward Oct.iDec. Buyers W<» Bellers Jan.lMar Buyers 16 dl6 Sellers It < 10 1101 Quiet Quiet
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      58 4 Previous To-day Change r.T. on Pan* Coloring middle rate) ""2 Unchanged TT. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 882-1 16 2 cha T.T. on Shanghai (dosing selling rate) a 3 unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing soiling rate) 3-132 "chanßld T.T. on Japan (closing seUing rate) l^ 4 M7i 94
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      OVFKSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED
      60 4 OVFKSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY and
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      BULLION MARKET
      30 4 GOLD BPS? 1 To-daN J Fn H Fine Bar per oz £7.3.0', £73 4 H SILVER 19 4 4 months' forward 18 15 16 18 1^5 16 I
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      METAL MARKET
      18 4 TIN Standard Previous Tb-if?** F M Spot (afternoon (closing price) 2 £192t Forward n933 4 £193
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      Politics Cause "Nerves On Local Market
      209 4 rpHE diplomatic manoeuvres in the European situation have agJ proved too much for the nerves of many holders, and liquid}! tion has taken place during the week, says Lewis and Peal's rub J report. I A calmer attitude now prevails, bui at the same
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      Fraser's Daily Reports
      163 4 Singapore, Friday Messrs. Fraser and Co's report for today is as follows: MINING. Tin at midday was $97.00, down $l 3 4 Both in London and in the local markets tin shares were very quiet and sellers predominate in most issues. There were very few buyers in
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      s.s. "Alipore"
      24 4 "Alipore" has left Hongkong J expected to arrive at this port on Wednesday. Sept. 7 She* ceed alongside the S.H.B Wnan arrival.
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      Scout Headquarters
      34 4 An informal meeting members of the various be held at Robinsons Cafe on Sept. 22, at 5 p.m. to dtoeujl be taken for the erection J quarters Building for the Singapore Scout
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      M/V "VICTORIA"
      41 4 •Victoria" is due here at Bli Sundav. Sept. 4. from Genoa. J Port Said. Massaua. Bombay Colombo. She will berth at the! wharf and is expected to sail noon on the same day tor Manila. i kone and Shanghai
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    654 5 STOCKS SHARES rBy hraser cr Company Singapore, Sept. 2, 5 p.m. ..4|- 4 4', Irrh'-nU 2 816 30 6 H 253 26|6 i3O i 37 1 /2 f 0.84 088 ■ydraulie 2 *l H 31:6 32 9 Bjin 29 ft' Kamunting 8(6 9|6 Kut i79 189 Ut -|lld 14 ■ting
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    172 5 FRASER COMPANY Ut Of Current Dividends h Singapore, Sept. 2. 5 p.m. Cam**, Book, Date fc DN. 11N Close Payable SSS^Jft!? 1 9d y 2 Sept. 0 Sept. 3 10% KatuTin 6d. No. 19 Sept. 8 Sept 15 Sept. 9 5% 6d. bonus > Kramat Tin 3d No 24 Auk
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    217 5 LYALL EVATT 'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Friday. Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 4|6 i Batu Selangors 1.32% 140 Hong Fatts 0.84 0.88 Hongkong Tin 22 6 239 Jelebus 070 0.75 Kamunting Tin 9 9 111Katu Tin 25 3 26,-cd Kramats 9i9 10|9xd Killinghalls 18|3 19|3 Kuchais 1.32 1.37 Laruts 10'- 11|Lingui Tin
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V.
    131 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated in the Netherlands. i Netherlands Trading Society) bankers .....STKRDAM Established bv Royal Charter A.D. 1824 Paid Up Capital f 40.030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1.000.000 Chairman of tne Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Man aging Board: D. CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    237 5 Int May 15 Nov. 15 101 102'/* el 3% 1938 red. 1958 $4,000,000 Int. May 15 Nov. 15 101 102^ ci PENANG MUNICIPAL 5% 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Int May 1 Nov. 1 „..1 121! 123' /2 ci 4%% 1929 red. 1959-69 $8,250,000 Int May 15 Nov.
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      529 6 Ii TWICE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER FOR "GOOD EARTH" AND t i TO-MGHT m 0 \I "fiREtT ZIEGFELD" HER NEW ROLE IS HER GREATEST! tfj |i_M___fcl______ Ar HU \i K M S W I^HHHI lAlhamrdl >: I illllil-IFii **1181 ~-____J^K/« "IM NOT MLCH OF A HOUSEWIFE B r7r*^^B I'HERE'S rtl I
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    Local Company Celebrates Anniversary
    108 7 HI. auents for one of the arrest and most progresshippinff concerns in ind. NA Internationale L en Handels Vereenteinß lerdam" (Rotterdam Trad- Ltd.,) celebrated the anniversary of the comvesterday. d r to commemorate such an] tr occasion, a reception was their local office yesterday.! Ml attended
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    ILLEGED CAUSING HURT
    48 7 I ipore Friday -For knocking into rtm in Chanriar Road yesterday during its occupants. Rungasamy i-chv broii' ht before Mr. C. H. nder two charms, of causing hurt ind Miss Rodrigues respectively. mt na postponed till to-morrow in tion i bail of $200 was extended.
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    Aged Criminal Intimidation
    57 7 Aged Criminal Intimidation Friday Appearing before ranet_ A Blacker, in the fourth ihis morning a Hokiden youth, aged p harmed at the instance M. M. A. Nicholls. Assistant intendeiu of Police. Detective with criminal intimidation by Ning Tan Cheng with assault. cue wa.s postponed a week for ion Bail in
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      203 7 I ONT MISS THIS LAST DAY! ■i*'''"'******'-*-*-'''-*"^"— .--*----.->■ i— i im i 9 von: two FAVOURITES of I Gnoci N._hf Vienna" and "Lev* Parade." etc. j IUGLTHER fm- the TRST TIME S -fl 1 li Ir r ih I :i SHOWS TO-DAY! I tA I 1 lIIP ;:.15-(US-9.15 J r
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    MADE LOVE TO ONE GIRL, PROPOSED TO ANOTHER
    400 8 MADE LOVE TO ONE GIRL, PROPOSED TO ANOTHER Ex-Navy Cook On Bigamy Charge London. Aug. 29. pMIiIITERED by my marriage experiences, I conceived the idea of obtaining money by posing as an ex -lieutenant commander Thus, it was stated at Clerkenwdl, was part of a statement made to the police
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    Malaya's Gold Belt
    250 8 Malaya's Gold Belt pOLD, for which a gang of Chinese murdered an Australian miner, P. G. W. Punsford two months ago, has been one of Pahang's chief forms of revenue for many years. Pahang exported 51. 570,500 worth of gold bullion last year, lbe only stale in Malaya in which
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    Do Bigger Heads Mean More Brains?
    184 8 JJO bigger heads mean more brains? Scientists are divided on the problem. "The middle size in hats 30 years ago was six and seven-eigths," said Mr. Frank Battersby. noted hatmaker. "now the middle size is seven. That indicates the average increase among the buyers
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    Queen Mary At Holyrood
    66 8 Queen Mary At Holy rood London, Thursday. POR the first time since 1934, on which occasion she accompanied the late King George the Fifth, Queen Mary is in residence at the palace of Holyrood House. Her Majesty arrived at Edinburgh by train this afternoon from Sandringham Queen Mary will stay
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    SINGAPORE COURT CONGESTION
    226 8 Traffic Cases Are So Numerous /GOVERNMENT has no! vet decided whether the present traffic eJ in Singapore shall continue to be additional to the existing Folic court organisation, or whether it will be absorbed in it in the nei future. This declaration was made to the Tribune
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    ALL-UP MAIL SCHEME FOR HONGKONG
    64 8 ALL-UP MAIL SCHEME FOR HONGKONG London, Friday. THE Postmaster General an- nounces that all first class mail (letters, letter packets and postcards) for Hongkong will in future be despatched by air as the normal means of transmission will be two services weekly from Britain to Hongkong, the 4 ervice taking
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    HOW MALAYAY'S WEATHER EXPERTS HELP AVIATION
    162 8 HOW MALAYAY'S WEATHER EXPERTS HELP AVIATION STEADY development ot meteorological services fori craft flying over Malayan rouM corded in the annual report o J Aviation, which also r^rJ*J increase in the work p*jjj the aviation wireless stationsare 17 r merf stations in the *™l*Ji conf*g on the west coast are
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    LONDON CRIME INCREASE
    295 9 LONDON CRIME INCREASE bereasc »f ore than B indictable crimes in the London i durins IW is -^closed bv sir L Game. Metropolitan Police Ejniinr in his annual report lished recently. itnbutory causes of this increase Ivcn US. v iecesB to houses on modern L estates; and, I need for
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    SAFETY FIRST FOR PALESTINE MOTORISTS
    113 9 SAFETY FIRST FOR PALESTINE MOTORISTS TCTY FIRST" is the caption of an advertisement inserted in 1 loc a! press by a well-known Amean rootor-car firm which is ofln R armoured cars and lorries for ■to motorists in this country. to) l Lr^ lts of the company here anu mat they
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    28 9 build or outside at West Fnd of London A _rkv little foil-mer, scornful o( I-"-"" his CM _JT2- Ui mode, to seek a more -MM— pi.,-.! Planet News
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    UNKNOWN
    406 9 Universities, Colleges And Schools Find Sanctuary In Cities Of The West NOT only colleges and universities, but also middle schools, from the ports occupied by the Japanese, have been moving up the Yangtse and among the well-known secondary institutions in Chungking to-day may be mentioned the Nankai of Tientsin,
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    British Rearmament Progress
    292 9 British Rearmament Progress CO rapid has been the progress ol naval re-armament that the aggregate tonnage of new British warships no^ building Is almost half as great as that of the entire British Navy of 1935, writes Hector Bywater, naval correspondent of the Morning Post and Daily Telegraph. It is
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      THE CHECHOSLOVAKIAN ISSUE
      236 10 JIOPE blows hot and cold with each turn in the negotiations in the Czechoslovakian issue. Though latest reports from Prague have shown a definite improvement in the atmosphere, political observers still maintain that the situation is not entirely shorn of anxiety because future developments depend upon the
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    FILM CENSORSHIP
    1309 10 An Independent view of I STOOD on the floor oi a British studio and watched the filming of a bedroom scene (writes W.J. Makin in the •Screen Pictorial" It was a particularly daring scene, and I thought the plavers seemed to be acting it selfconsciouslv. Even the cameraman
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    GERMANS FIND NEW GAS, SAFE
    1315 11 THE WORLD OF FLIGHT f)R USE NEXT IRSHIP In Out Own Correspondent] LONDON, AUG. 27. ATIOSAL NEWS— OR, ITHER. A TANTALISING OF FUTURE NEWS— j ES FROM GERMANY WEEK. IS RIMOLRED THAT CHEMISTS HAVE ;d a new gas for air- j S. SAFER THAN HYDROAND
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      118 11 _______________PV^^^^H _p-_n_r%7_rT__r__FJi W^. I m ■i I M ifl [Ifil kI I ifl 11 _l I V 1 a______LJ__________l I Pth^tau^onic food I ObUrinoM* of d« ChcmJfts oiml Storm j POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery in glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet
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    With The Chinese On The Yangtse
    106 12 Shrubbery in a big way: Chinese armoured cars moving down io im eastern front. A Chinese anti-aircraft quickfirer in action. 1 A Chinese machine-gun section armed with Soviet heavy m I A Chinese motorcycle patrol operating in allegedly Japanese-occupied territory in Shansi Lionel of
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      37 13 I, IRene ULLMANN j is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERN'S OF I HALLMARKED BRITISH I SILVERWARE lIOKS DOELTRE Dl.Mlls SWEET DISHES ALSO CLOCKS JEWELLERY WATCHES THE BEST IS TO COME AND SEE RENE ULLMANN Kaffles Place, SINGAPORE. -4-_^-_n-M_fc-_V____a__Bn__H___H__HH--_B_H__
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    Versatile Swim-Suits Rule The Wavel
    884 14 Versatile Swim -Suits Rule The Wavel YOU can look as slick as a seal, as colourful as a flower bed or as modest as a mid-Victorian on the beach this season. It's Just up to you to take your choice from the glorious sun and sea inspirations fashion has brought
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      20 14 WE «IAD£ mt mm Lamps and Lampshades. A special discount this week only 18 Battery Roaa Ist floor Phone 7143
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      38 14 •J. PERMANENT WAVING A SPECIALITY S 1 PRICES: I $10.00 $12.00 $18.00 I j >l A ISO\ PERM i LADIES' HAIRDRESSERS ?79 Stamford Rd I 3 FORT ROAD 1 J SINGAPORE MALACCA (Phone: 4610) (Phone: 121) I .J.^
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    UNKNOWN
    368 15 scarlet and white madras to which you mav match a sun-suit is indisputably a leader. In addition, it is a good plan to have one or two all-occasion garments handy. It may be that you are going to spend I day by the sea and. although not swim-minded, may
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    If You're Going
    74 15 ui(nM and looking forward j 1-dav sun tanning, wear a J L ires* or playsuit if you j But make sure it has a LnacM. One day sun strips U« n, bad burns unless t,(, v,*,rself off and on L th, i»y. A smart jackel of this
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    JUST RIGHT FOR THE BEACH!
    325 15 I'harniinj* ensembles. Below, a fascinating suit with skirt of pleated, printed cotton in. i colours and Persian design. The ladv on PPl is pictured in shorts of heavv white linen. au the side with which she wears a and white printed bolero to match her
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    Apron Tricks For Travel Wear
    174 15 Apron Tricks For Travel Wear AUT of the exciting bag of fashion tricks comes the one which deals with aprons. .1. .v It's one of the newest wrinkles in travel clothes. For instance you start oft wearing a simple red and white polka dot dress, any little Panama hat and
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      340 17 SHIPS IN DOCKS SHIPS AI.OM.SIDI THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Oodown Gate Gate Kola 22 1 1 Shiral.i 13 2 3 Ipoh 2 3 Promethew 32 2 3 Taybank 34 2 3 Benledi 36 2 3 Chinese Prince 46 4 5 Merkur 49 4 5 Rimau
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      206 18 ON THE AIR TO-DAY TO-AAORRoJ TO-DAY i i.rtn. i-.ordinK t Gramophone rr<ords SINGAPORE j ZHL 225 metres (1 33 mcs.) ZHP 30 96 metres (9 69 mcs.) OmWL 12 45 Light orchestral concert (relayed from the Adelphi Hotel >. 1 30 Midday rubber prices. 132 Light orchestral concert. (Continued). 2
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      182 18 MANILA I KZRM 953 Mcs (31.3 B m. 4.20 Popular music. 5.20 Sunkist time. 5.50 News in Spanish. 6.05 Hewn in English. 6 50 Special programme. 7.20 Melody Album. P. 10 News in English. 9 20 Music 9.50 Close down. HONGKONG ZBH 9.52 Mcs (314 m.) p.m. 5.20 Pro Arte
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      448 18 LONDON TRANSMISSIONS 2 AND S GSG 17.79 Mcs (16.8 m.) GSF 1514 Mcs (19.8 m.) p.m. 605 Big Ben. Motor Racing: The Tourist Trophy Race, organised by the R.A.C.. a commentary on the race by F. J. Findon and Alan Hess, from Donin?ton Park. 6 35 Pianoforte ReciU.l by Frederick
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      362 18 NIROM pm. m ■220 Lunch music bv How des i_ y hf ON 12.50 Matinee Ton I"* van der Bijl b lit News and Matinee _on__. er 1 50 Phil Greene con^ selection "^We oi_ Sf ws bulle tin 2.20 Close down 450 Time sional o_.v0 _.v nouncement i*__2__7 n
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    YESTERDAY'S TRACK WORK
    503 19  - YESTERDA Y'S TRACK WORK Marcus Superbus \&»-f4JL4>L*_^^L-t2«A~A (By mut Singapore, Friday. JHfc second track at Itukit limah wax used this morninjr by a few of Jack Duval's and Neil Hobbs charires, who <vere mostly confined to slow work. I There was also training on the vallev track, and a moderately
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    WHAT TO BACK TO-DAY
    1973 20  -  Marcus Superbus 'By THIS afternoon's racing at Bukit Timah will mark the third day of the Autumn meeting of the Singapore Turf Club, and if the full fields are an augury of what the day will provide, fine sport is assured. The going last morning was
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    Selection
    55 20 I rOLLOWING are selections for 1 1 Timah races to-day Race I— INVENTOR, Pat Burke Race Z— RUBBER QUEEN Batti Race 3— QUISANA Shoot Up Race 4— SEE YOU LATER Empire Power Race S— RELEASE Saenden Race 6— BARFORD Jack Druce Race 7— GOLD POINT Smoke Dreams Race B—
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    JAPANESE TRAPPED IN THAIHU-SUSUNG SECTOR
    273 21 wary Situation Reviewed By Chinese Spokesman Hankow. kE troops on the north b an k 0 f the Yangtse River are taping the Japanese in the hills in tlje Taihu-Susung sec[delivering heavy blows upo n t h e m. reported a Chinese military nan at
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    ISTILLING IT HAIG ROAD
    86 21 Pje. Friday, -a raid by officers 0 a ment of Excise < led bv load im ,h medy n hOUSC 3t um th morning of Aug. 18, ■JW In the Third Police Court char'. f A Sai wer convlct*rithoi,f Stilling intoxicatiivr .I*7 llCencc from the ComP
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    CARS COLLIDE
    29 21 I E_ w °-sea_*ii th' b *y a Kurnn^' 1 said to h *ve fe w^sdif R^^*s^. abom i, A d BenaD°ut li 3 0 lasfc night
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    STUDYING THE EAST
    87 21 I Professors Here ON their way to study geographical and social conditions in the East, sixteen professors passed through Singapore aboard the "Johan De Witt" yesterday One of them, Prof Dr. W. Goetel, told a Tribune reporter that the party comprisesd many different nationalities, and they had
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    Singapore Naval Base Employees
    151 21 At the fifth annual general meeting oi the Singapore Naval Base Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd.. held at the Admiralty School on Aug. 26, the following have been elected committee of management for the ensuing year: President, Commodore M. L. Clarke. D.S.C., R.N.; Vice-Presidents—
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    Bernal Outpoints Abayan
    63 21 \From Our Oiun Reporter! Kuala Lumpur, Friday FIGHTING over ten 3-minute rounds to-oiight at the Bukit Bintang Park. Little Bernal 8.1 beat Little Abayan 7.9V_. The latter was spectacular and was ahead at the start, but Bernal fought back cooly and from the fifth round was at
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    27 21 The Chief Inspector of Machinery, S.S., has been appointed to be the Chairman of the Board of Examiners of Engineers and Engine Drivers under the Machinery Ordinance.
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    Motorist Not To Blame For Road Death
    287 21 Singapore, Friday. SEK no evidence of criminal rashness* on the part of the driver," said Mr. W. G. Porter the Singapore Coroner, at an inquiry today into the death of Chua Ah Bee (68), a Chinese who was knocked down on Aug. 28,
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    35 21 Picture taken at the reception given yesterday at the office of Rotterdam Trading Company, to celebrate the company's 75th anniversary. Mr. J. H. Schuurmans. the manager, is on the extreme left. Report on page Tribune
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    CAUTIONED & DISCHARGED
    102 21 CAUTIONED DISCHARGED Singapore. Friday. -AIR Paskoc was to-day charged for failing to supply, on demand by the C.P.0., the name and address of a driver formerly employed by his company. Mr Paskoe stated that the driver lived on the company's premises when employed by it, but that he had >ince
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    NECLICENT DRIVING
    55 21 Singapore. FriduV -For negligently driving at the Junction of Holland Road ind Cluny Road, and thereby causing hurt to Goh Ah Wan yesterday. Tan 1 ve Kiat wa.s to-day brought before Mr C. H Koh. the Traffic District Judge. The case was postponed to Sept. 22, •nd Police
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    Penang Wedding
    55 21 The marriage took place quietly ln Penang yesterday, between Frederick, vounge.st son of the late Mr. H. T. S. Kemlo and Mrs Kemlo of Finchley. London, and Hilda, daughter of Mr. ind Mrs. G. H. Churchill of Bedford Square. London. Mr. and Mrs. Kemlo arrive in Singapore by
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    BRILLIANT ACTING IN PAVILION ATTRACTION
    215 21 BRILLIANT ACTING IN PA VI LION ATTRACTION M___a_____-_-_--__-______________-________i C_^Hjft*<o*i__^^'^ IT is not often that one has the 1 opportunity to praise acting where praise is really due, especially so in the cinema, where good acting might sometimes be spoilt by a bad story, or a good story by bad acting.
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    RECS SPRING DIV. I SURPRIS
    341 22 Gunners Beaten Three -One Winners Show Great Improvement S.R.C 3: Gunners L STAGING an all-round improvement, the Recs surprisinply beat the fl Gunners by three goals to one in a mediocre first division soccer fixture of the S.A.F.A. league played at the Anson Road Stadium
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    TO-DAY'S TIDES
    118 22 High Tides:— s.oB a.m. 6 ft. 8 ins.; 4.22 p.m. 8 ft. 1 in. passing resulted in LEEMBRUGGEN receiving possession to net with a grounded placed well out of Robertson's reach. End to end play followed. Dumbleton came very near to scoring but the R.A goalkeeper was safe.
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    JOHORE TENNIS CHAMPION ENTERS FINAL
    143 22 JOHORE TENNIS CHAMPION ENTERS FINAL [From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Friday. YON BIN MIAN, five times Johore Champion, again qualified for the finals of th'> Johore L.T.A. championship when he beat Yeo Oon Keong. the begamat champion 6 l, 6 4 in the final of the north section. Yon will
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    101 22 SEVERAL interesting ties in the S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tournament were completed on the S.C.C. courts yesterday afternoon. Men's Singles "C" Class N. Clumfck beat Lt. G. R. Elsmie 7— b. 6—o. R. S. Tufnell beat I. Palmer 6—4, 3-6: 6—3. Lt. P. E. Johnston beat A. E.
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    MALAYALEE BADMINTON
    152 22 THE results of the matches played I in the Malayalee Association Badminton Tournament are as follows: A. I. Pereira beat C. M. Krishnan, 2—15, 15—8, 15—8; CM. Krishnan ti P. V. Sarma beat C. R. Gomez A. I. Pereira. 21—12, 21—16; P. Janardhanan partner conceded a walk-over to
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    2 BETTER THAN 1
    34 22 Picture taken during yesterday's First Division match in which the _JH beat the Gunners. It shows Humphreys (S.R.C. fullback) headinrdH ball after Gascoigne, the R.A. centreforward. had missed it. Tribune
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    Chinese Beat Loyals 3—0 In Div.
    338 22 S.C.F.A. II 3; Loyals II 0 gIVING an excellent all round display, the S.C.F.A. II beat the! Loyals II by three goals to nil in their Second Division fill ture on the S.R.C. ground yesterday afternoon The Chinnl made use of all the opportunities
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    28 22 S.C.R.C. hockey practices will be held on Sept. 5, 7 and 9 on the £>,C.R.C Club ground. Members interested are requested to turn up at 5.15
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    85 22 The Loyals kept play In the territory for a period, but they seem to be able to dislodge the i defence put up by Chit Lim ai Huat. j Five minutes before the eo CHOO scored the third goal fort nese from close range. Shipwright Hollwell referee. I teams
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    AIRMEN GO DOWN FIGHTING
    133 22 1 RA t I Publishers J seen ALTHOUGH the Publ f rs A win of a goal to nil »n tl^ Division league fixture g second string of the HBP fl yesterday afternoon at in the Singapore HarbouMWJ Services Club in eT e ul must be
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    SHIPS' LIFEBOAT RACE THRILLS
    122 23 s Ki^ u __r^_ h °v ttj? J D r a*. „_sr e Yacht s* r __.°_js?_«"«s ol r*__MS__T £_.;_u, Sst2____ t i ie rt lead t0 lhe to;* nil rh- -,r •.V 8tc ld ol tacking immedia__v this juncture, the B__. „4_. da J te__
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    R.A.F. Tennis Win
    95 23 R.A.F. Tennis Win i holders) beat the Royal Ri.? rs „t Seletar yesterday by B to three in the semi-final of Hi Rankv later I'nit Championk :.U' nrsti: 1 mmander White and Cpl. Armitage and Q.M.S. Clarke t N Beckett and Q.M.S. Yule l-MS Barrage and Sgt. Dowling ■•••■■■■•d and
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    Bukit Timah Golf Results
    83 23 Mo win o i_ t L final the result of the |ttU__*___ Duffer s Cup com- I ?ht bea. f ln ai sre5 re Gol fClub:- I WtoiT hit v Y^° Ung 3& 2 "Mud tV G Stokes 5& 3 lfth( u P-The following is the
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    16 23 ■fr. T e Wrar bed hS-JES seventeen days' o-morrow. 0jl L. R, prynn will officiate
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    WIN FOR FORT
    52 23 PORT Canning beat 'A' Co Loyals by the odd goal in seven in a friendly soccer match played yesterday at the Fort. The game was evenly contested. Beatty notched a hat-trick for the homesters. Stevens netting the fourth goal For the Loyals, Barnard. Westhead and Rice were
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    Gazette Appointments
    213 23 Gazette Appointmen ts PENDING the issue of His Majesty's Exequatur, Mr. Maurice M. Bernbaum has been provisionally recognised as Vice-Consul of the United States of America at Singapore m^rn The appointment of Mr. Rex Archi- bald Addison to be an Assistant Engij neer. Malayan Public Works Service, with effect from
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    SULTAN'S GIFT
    56 23 The Little Sisters cf the P low•edge 'ill. many thx-ks the Sultan's of Jaho'-_'<* third Ifift of So.lO. II .shows his iTonderftil spirit cf reneroettytotheafed under the Little Sisters. Although he has not ojid i visit and .seen the home the aged poor knows that th" Sisters are
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    S.C.C. Six – A – Side Soccer
    288 23 S.C.C. Six A Side Soccer THE Singapore Cricket Club's six- aside association football tournament starts next Tuesday, Sept. 6. Eight teams are competing, and below is a list of fixtures, together with those who are playing: T<*am "A":— Lt. J. A. Rundall (Capt.), Lt. D. P. G. Stewart. Lt. C.
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    290 23 HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES ENGLISH and Scottish league football matches fixed for Sept. 4 are as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE— DIV. I. Arsenal vs. Wolverhampton. Birmingham vs. Portsmouth. Blackpool vs. Everton. Brentford vs. HuddersfieJd T. Derby C. vs. Sunderland. Grimsby T. vs. Bolton W. Leeds U. vs. Preston N. E. Liverpool vs.
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    English Cricket Results
    99 24 NICHOLS 159 AND 9 FOR 37 London, Friday. LANCASHIRE beat Surrey by eight wicket.. Surrey 270 (Fishlock 138) and 133 (Wilkinson 6 for 53). Lanes 164 (Watts 5 for 43 and 241 for 2 (Paynter 104. Washbrook 107 not out) Yorkshire beat Sussex by four wickets. Sussex
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    ANOTHER ANTI-JEW DECREE IN ITALY
    69 24 Rome, Friday. lINDER a further decree. Jews are II prohibited from teaching in schools and universities. No Jewish children are to be admitted into the state schools. The decree will affect 1.500 professors and teachers, and 8.000 University students. It is understood the Government policy
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    MORE SUCCESSES FOR CHINESE FORCES
    538 24 2,000 Crack Jap Troops Killed HANKOW. FRIDAY. .RECEDED BY A HEAVY BOMBARDMENT, JAPANESE r TROOPS CHARGED THE CHINESE LINES AT NINTAOSHAN %LONG THE NANCHIN RAILWAY THROUGHOUT NIGHT. The approaching Japanese infantry was ambushed and enveloped by the Chinese soldiers, who jumped out from their trenches
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    127 24 Surprise Decision' Washington HE United Stated""* s the formation of a temporal* tic Squadron of 14 v/arships This announcement is wholW pected. as the fleet has b .n a trated in the Pacific sir.ee the Japanese crisis of 1931-2-The Atlantic Squadron will cog s«ven 10.000 ton cruisers and sen
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    LAUNCH OF NEW CUNARDER
    74 24 London. Thai ARRANGEMENTS are practical!, plete for the launching on th* on Sept. 27, by the Queen of the sis to the "Queen Mary." which a jesty will christen "Queen Eliza! She is the longest ship ever bn is 1.031 feet long, compared with Mary's 1019
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    "Hate To Tie Myself Up," Says Roosevelt
    65 24 "Hate To Tie Myself Up, Says Roosevelt Washington. Friday. DRESIDENT Roosevelt stated that owing to the international situation he would "hate to tie myself up. go more than a few hours' journey from Washington, or accept engagements which could not be cancelled." The President was replying to a press conference
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    29 24 Civilian houses destroyed by Japanese air raids in Bupe-^jm >■■—^ _^H THE MARINE POLICE XI which lost to the D e J P( J/^i rib""^. Inspectors' Cup soccer competition final
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement
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      16 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement f0.6l s tptember 3, 1938. EDITED BY 111 KM Is Every Saturday.
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      OLD FAMILIAR SCENE
      36 1 OLD FAMILIAR SCENE A general view in the paddock at Bukit Timah last Saturday the first day of the Autumn (Gold cup) meeting of the Singapore Turf Club. Gold Cup day is a week en Saturday.
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      NEW NEWCOMERS TO RUGBY IN SINGAPORE THIS SEASON
      670 1 WNDERSON POPULAR \CHOICE AS SKIPPER MJGH there are few newcomers to Singapore rugby this season, comared with recent years there is every likelihood that the state will be ►to put together a fifteen which will give every bit as good an account
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      Golfers Wed
      29 1 lajor-CJeneral Critchley and Miss >iana I ishwick, prominent English rollers, were married in London re•ntly alter returning from Belgium, 'here they won the two open titles again.
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      ELSEWHERE In Today's Supplement
      42 1 ELSEWHERE In Today's Supplement Page N„tes t Man tfiti Soccer 2 Seletar .pert 2 M( 'n S. Africa 3 fiock< > topics 3 Knoi K URby 4 Ndympi* 4 Bud l- l»l,es 4 5 Ktopie, 6 amp, < '..ves Up 7 Ka ""< hctire, g
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      FINEST PROGRAMME OF MATCHES EVER
      339 1 THE aniwmcement at the annual rugby meeting of the S.C.C. the other day T^j?___^__!«^t_r_____l been made for the Army and Navy and Air Force to c_ tii as their home erouid this season has resulted in rugby entTusi£^ programme of matches on the club ground
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      Medicals Win Third Division Honours
      655 2 Medicals Win Third Division Honours IT is with regret that we open this week's notes with an obituary Tanglins sporting enthusiasts were .hocked on Monday morning when it was learned that one of our ver> prominent sportsmen. Oun kason had been found *-f.**|L! bullet wound in his he_d and a
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      BUSY DAYS FOR R.A.F. SPORTSMEN
      1290 2  - BUSY DAYS FOR R.A.F. SPOR TSMEN FLASH SELETAR NOTES, BY U/ITH hockey trials -'ind rugby practice in full swing, the swimming W team competing ;n the Command Aquatics, baseball players im uroving to such an extent that outside fixtures are being arranged, a full week-end of cricket and an important
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      Blakan Mati's New Soccer Scheme
      410 2 Blakan M at i's New Soccer Scheme A B> Pil0t I A I>»EH cruze has reach** I A Mat,. Th, have sun Bll _B "International PU| sist of men who pi av i or t mB -M they belon. beat Wales :>-i. eek Taft scored the only o 0 al
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      23 RECORDS
      33 2 Test maW N- o fewer than 23 ne* i J cords were set up dunn 8 i which ended at the O.aias^ gp) special article givins 1S m next week's Supplement
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      ENGUSH GIRLS FAIL IN AMERICA
      193 2 jf AY Stammers and Margot Lumb, the British Wightman cup players, havo not had very much luck In America. They were beaten 10 the final of the Eastern Grass Courts Championship in New York by Alice Marble and Mrs. Fabyan. the Wmbledon and American doubles
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        73 2 you've dot a GRIP B like an I INDIAtyrbJ _>^^ /JWh__%__T K^%__H_r^ _^*> I g wW* __F i _^__^P____LV____tv^__k_H l/j|__" l V 1 r __f_H____fl_H_____________l >^ siSf ,NDIA T y re, ,,k bM,|d °f. I y^ V havo a tenacious Orlp. Thoy fl X take hold of the road and
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      America Vill Retain Davis Cup
      109 3 America Vill Retain Davis Cup |PPII iki that America, the |d r sure to retain that (11| his opinion 'they r .-covering from an Inlined when he interLa V fight, says that Bobby ne best man as singles T Budge. ld a rica is in a stronger posiL re when
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      World skating championships arranged
      125 3 World skating championships arranged dates id venues for the world and 1: >kating championships ded at the annual meet- >: national Ice Federation n.-erdam. e European figure-skating chamfcips ir women will be held in LonDii January 21 and 22. e men's championship will be deI at Davos on January 28
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      TABLE TENNIS
      87 3 No British Player In Rankings Id G. Hammon. the retirttg chairman of the United States ais Association, has announced that British player included in official list of World Table Tennis Bag. to the list, the world chamlisßohumil Vana of Czechoslovakia. A S< num. the Brighton player. Vl: red
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      K.O. KING
      83 3 *-am Heur Heavyweight Doing Well J? M y me, of Montreal, who held h Empire heavyweight title r i professional, won a tech- in the second round Coderre, a tough French weight from Providence, weighed 13 stone, 10 and r tinst Coderre's 13 stone j r his opponent
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      17 3 Pieter M. J. Bromberg, the Dutch international hockey player, who, it is rumoured, is returning to Singapore.
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      15 3 II el. the German heavyI one of the best-known rings, will fight Heinz "'heavyweight champion
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      M C. C TOURISTS PLAY 19 GAMES IN S. AFRICA
      234 3 M C. C TOURISTS PLA Y 19 GAMES IN S. AFRICA k PROGRAMME of 19 matches has been arranged for the M.C.C. cricketers who will carry out the tour of South Africa during the winter months, including a rubber of five test matches. At one time England played only a
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      THREE VISITING HOCKEY SIDES IN SINGAPORE SOON
      366 3 (Hy "StickOM.uaya particularly outstanding and shining brilliantly in the hockey firmament, three strong teams from overseas will be visiting Singapore c tiring the forthcoming season. First of these team* to arrive in Singapore is the Hongkong Command Aimyi XI wnicn is reputed to
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      GERMANS WIN EUROPE SWIMMING TITLES
      195 3 IN the European Swimming Championships, Germany won the Cup of Europe for scoring the greatest number of points in the men's events. Denmark, whose swimmers gained the largest number of points in the women's events, won the Bredius Cup. and Hungary, who was unbeaten in
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      29 3 Joe Louis, it is announced, does not intend to box any more this year but according to Jacobs, the negro champion will defend his title four times in 1939.
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      EIGHT ROUNDS OE GOLF IN A DAY
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      WOMEN'S HOCKEY
      82 3 English Team Doing Well In Australia THE English women's hockey team is having meat success in Its tour In Australia Their goal average after the first foui matches was 30-3 They had beaten South Australia bv 10 goals to 0. New South Wale l'» 0 and Victoria 9
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      DOYLE LIKES PUBLIC TRAINING
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      16½ Miles Flight By Germans
      77 3 1 6½ Miles Flight By Germans ANEW record for two-seater glider.-, has been claimed by the German pilot Kuth who flew from Hamburg to Hannover and back, a distance of 162 and a half miles Previously the greatest distances flown by two-seater gliders were all under 60 "Vhe record of
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      SELANGOR SHOULD SEE FINE RUGBY
      382 4 SELANQOm rugger prospects for the new season seem very bright indeed. Skipper Harper, at present has a list of over 60 players including no less than 12 of last years State side, to deal with, and in this list is a wealth of new talent,
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      Middleweight title bout pending
      95 4 A WORLD middleweight championship! l match between Fred Apostoli and! f Young Corbett may be held in New York in November. Mike Jacobs, the promoter, has approached Corbett's manager about the terms and has stated that the winner j of the fight would be regarded by
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      MIDDLESEX RUNNER-UP AGAIN?
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      Greens "Dyed" Green
      58 4 AMERICAN golf courses are being n "dyed" ta keep them greenGolfers have complained that insecticides used on the greens turned them brown, creating a 'mental hazard" and putting them off their game. The Department of Agriculture and I the United States Golf Association gol I together and
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      SWAM FOR 60 HOURS MANACLED
      65 4 SANTOSH Das Gupta, a twenty-years-old student of Calcutta, has set up new world record of 61 hours 10 minutes for endurancc swimming with hands and ket manacled. In the presence of the Mayor of Calcutta, he entered the •.vimming pool in Cornwallis Square in Calcutta
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      FLYWEIGHT TITLE
      170 4 > Filipino Wins First Of Elimination Bouts SMALL Montana, the Filipino, beat Karsumi Morioka. the Japanese Canadian, on points over 12 rounds in New York in the first of a series of eliminating contests to find a new world flyweight champion. The bouts are being held at the
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      39 4 A pigeon in full flight over the Grafton Golf course near Sydney was struck by a player's second shot and instantly killed. The golfer who played the shot said it was not the kind of birdie he I wanted.
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      Lewis or Harvey for title?
      407 4 THE British Board of Boxing Control' I has nominated Eddie Phillips and Len Harvey to fight for the British Heavyweight championship. This nomination follows on the Board's decision to accept Tommy Farr's resignation from the title. It has also declared that the Empire title is
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      Following the dear old dad!
      121 4 „f the f- 11 0 GAR WOOD, Jnr.. ot u speedboat drive: Gar j Wood, holder of the H ff™> fi phy, has twice broken spew Regatt a outboard boats at the B* «h flf Competing in a m»teur Class C outboard* ■veni j ffo
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      Donald Budge again denies turning "pro"
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      FINLAND PREPARING FOR 1940 OLYMPIAD
      280 4 ACCORDING to Mr. Ernest Krogius, Finland's representative on International Olympic Committee, the 1940 Olympic games probably be held during July and will last about 16 days. Finland proposes to limit the not of contests at the games and it is| bable that such contests as
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      UNKNOWN
      1658 5 Lxwill probably be the last century in Malayan cricket this geaS( aas recorded by Captain Bryan for the R.E. against the jnt Garrison cricket competition. The R.E. will now meet the oje] ;ders in the final of the competition. LJm: of century which have been abundent in Malaya this
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      AUSTRALIANS FOR HENLEY NEXT YEAR?
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      Ipoh Club Wins Perak Cricket Tourney
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      22 5 MEI T T. SIMPSON _<•_ o/ the Sc/t'<es bat'' tht year. Has scored tho hundn t has hcen a very consistent K throughout.
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      DANGER ZONE LIKELY TO ACHIEVE AAANY MORE WINS SOON
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      WORLD CHESS TITLE CONTEST
      147 6 PROVISIONAL agreement has been signed between Dr Alekhlne, the Czechoslovak Chess Federation, and S. Flohr regarding a match for the championship of the world, to begin in October 1939 The agreement is conditional on the deposit by the federation or the challenger himself, of a sum
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      BELGIAN GOLF TITLES GO TO BRITAIN AGAIN
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      UNKNOWN
      125 7 ml am^rd Bridge trainers, -t Jl and Dick Harmon, have Mn__r ated in their struggle in the number of wing. nav e trained at their home I* o season. tr., of Seapegoat 1933 ■;'«u winner, and Greta nne^ winner, has trained f ar this season. Harmon I behind him.
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      CAMPBELL GIVES UP NEW RECORD ATTEMPT
      146 7 nt lvQ? 1 makin B man y attempts and failing to break his own record ___*_T_ m P on Lake Geneva Sir Malcolm Campbell decided that he would give up. I ?K_ f K St st rui that he made was at 128 *3?
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      RACING DAYS ARE HERE AGAINs
      108 8 RACING DAYS ARE HERE AGAINs Some snapshots at the winning end of last Saturday's races at Bukit Timah, when Lady Thomas scored a very popular wm with Rostrum Prestige broke a succession of four r cords when she won the ponv last Saturday. She is seen here on the rate
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