Morning Tribune, 17 September 1938

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    10 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE <■ _gNGAPORE. EATVKDAY, September 17, i;.>. FIVE CENTS.
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    UNKNOWN
    64 1 Hf.Nl lin Sudeten leader in ■ovaku. against whom, acH/> a Prague message received Ht. a warrant of arrest has Hfd The information (adds But has been communicat.:m H the rnminal forces of the .^H World. fl Hr: 'i-\i!;f states that all m Hi'- in Sudeten German ■re been ordered
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    138 1 London, Friday crowds gathered at W to greet the PreI' Amongst those who ■wiK'd Air. Chamberlain aerodrome were Lord and Herr Kordt n ian Charge d 'Affaires) l plane landed at 5.30 H I earlier, Lord Runcib en flying from Prague, rluin said:— back again rather ected, after a
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    Democracies Will Agree With Hitler's claims Says Berlin
    730 1 CZECH CRISIS EASES I Berlin, Friday. TERMAN official quarters say that the situation is slightly easier following the Chamberlain Hitler talks. The slight optimism noticeable is attributed to the conviction that the democracies will substantially agree with Ilerr Hitler's demands. A Foreign
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    Summons Against Prince Dismissed
    79 1 Summons Against Prince Dismissed London, Friday. TIU summons for assault, formic in by an Oxford press p h o t <» g raphcr against Prince Mahmud of Tren«"»anu. after an alleged scuffle as a result of the prosecutor photographing th e Prince and Miss Bit in our while walking in
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    STOP PRESS
    180 1 Indian States War In Europe London, Friday. BIKANER. first of the Indian States to offer its services to Britain in the Great War, has again led the way this time in connection with the European crisis. The Maharajah has sent a telegram to that effect. The telegram says
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    DR. KOO SLASHES LEAGUE FAILURE
    344 1 DR. KOO SLASHES LEAGUE FAILURE London, Friday. 'clip the wings of thr monster Japanese aggression," China, through Dr. Wellington Kim, this afternoon asked the Assembly to take three steps: Firstly immediate application oJ Artir> Seventeen ol the Covenant. Secondly, an embargo on war and raw material and financial credit* to
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    SPOKE MALAYTO SERVE TWO YEARS' GAOL
    337 2 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Friday. BTABBED m the right thigh with a spear, cut on the left forearm with a Chopper, Wan- All Kug, Chinese ri'bher tapper, was conveyed to thf hospital whtvi hi remained for 12 days. j Wah Ah Fook,
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    WARNED TO BE CAREFUL
    43 2 i Singapore. Friday— Loh Peng, a eurpentier, charged before Mr. Kennetnl Blacker with being a member of an un-l awful society, the Communist Society; of Malaya, "was to-day acquitted, the magistrate yarning him M to be careful in iuture."
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    The Conte Verde
    28 2 The Conte Verde is due at Singapore at 8 a.m. on Monday and will sail for Hongkong and Shanghai the same day at 1 p.m.
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    ALLEGED THREAT TO SHOOT COUPLE; CHARGE FALLS
    365 2 ALLEGED THREAT TO SHOOT COUPLE; CHARGE FALLS UNANIMOUSLY found not guilty by a common jury of a charge of criminal intimidation by threatening to shoot Wee Slew Song with a firearm. Wong Kirn Fong a Chinese fitter employed at Messrs. United Engineers. Ltd.. was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice
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    STOLE RUBBER TREE: FINED $5
    104 2 Singapore, Friday. ATEOCHEW. Tang Teck Choo. who ple?ded guilty last Monday to the tneft of a rubber tree valued at $5. the property of H.M. Naval Base from their plantation at Seletar Road at about 11.25 a.m. last Sunday came up for sentence this morning
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    189 2 Peace Prayerß Cathedralß EVEN in this thrtateoH counsels of moderatiM dence and justice nuv I declared the Bishop o fl pore this evening at the! drew's Cathedral wheiJ ing the special public M intercession. A large croud attended M which had a full choir After reading a psalm, the!
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    18 MONTHS RIGOROUS FOR DRIVE
    87 2 18 MONTHS RIGOROUS FOR DRIVE FATAL aJ SEQUEL I Singapore, Fjj EIGHTEEN months* n^J C prisonment was the *m passed by Mr Justice H^J Assize Court yesterday" »J Omar Din. Sikh ™f J a Chinese H»n»an 24 crv found tM I A common ]U > u MX guilty by the
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      35 2 I toi;, h e SE sr I M Wnt »ng Royal ,!T I io^er con An? 1 11 I tlon fl H opef I Nation. Vo 'k,- deinoß I phom: »>»;:> I R°NE.° LTD. jl^^^. SINGAPORE
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    UNKNWON
    226 3 l nmpur, Friday. I|S a vice versa, and l fi fL; ding house' bee he two? Present■S. 1 l Luß«r Sanitary I I er all hotels where ■Ced i« ther than ac se f ,s rating shops and ■Jvenu,, and COffeC L.iu to this. Mr. E. D. ButK Urns
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    CUPID LANDS COURT IN QUANDARY
    80 3 CUPID LANDS COURT IN QUANDARY Singapore. Friday. THE Third Police Court found itself m a quandary this morning because of cupid! A case of criminal breach of trust brought by a Malay against a Eurasian Alexander van Riviero. m respect of a £old dn valued at $22. was to be
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF EARRINGS
    71 3 Singapore. Friday. Wng before Mr. Kenneth A. r in the Fourth Court this morn■s I Tamil Hindu named Mutaya occupying the R.A.F. coolie Wo was charged at the instance Jnspector Kadir with having on it 6 p.m. being entrusted with t earringi valued at $50 tu
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    Burned Joss Papers" Fined $2
    46 3 Burned Joss Papers" Fined $2 IViduy.— A fine of $2 wai 'V; L C. Goh in the r''i ls morning on a ChiH Ah Yong, who pleaded guiltj charge of burning joss H froni of his house at 994 Hi u Road, at 7.58 p.m. on
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    56 3 Sinparore. Friday. yean claimed trial Lp' :i > the Fifth court before h A 12 7On a char Be having kj jug 30, Enggor Street, com- a purse valued at 60 $80 buttons vaiuf d $18 and eal befOn Ring to Nangharam. I e Y P° s tponed
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    SENSATIONAL FIND IN MINING POOL
    554 3 2 Chinese On Murder Charge From Our Own Reuortrr] JHE discovery oi a highly decomposed body weighed down witli pieces of iron in a disused mining pool, and subsequent investigations revealing that the probable t ause of the brutal assault on the deceased was based
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    GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
    238 3 Tenders will be received at the otnc» Of the Director ol Public Works. Flntfa purr, up to noon <>r the 2()th September. 1938. for the lollowt&f works;— Provision and erection of one OlWi 11 Quiurten roc Government oncers at Frinußlt Hill. Malacca. Fvory penon applying for ;i form
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    TRAFFIC LIGHTS KEEP MOTORISTS IN THE DARK
    151 3 TRAFFIC LIGHTS KEEP MOTORISTS IN THE DARK [From (Jui Own ftfpOTttTi reiiang. Friday I Till automatic light signal for S I ii iIIk at the junction of Bur- Z inah Koad and I'angkor Koad has S been ofiicially put into operation. Z It is the same as the one at
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      53 4 Previous t Lonc|on jl i'T on Pans (closing middle rate) 178 31 r.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.92 r.T. on Shanghai (dosing selling rate/ 9 1, H r.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 13-132 H r.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) 12 T,'u lb r.r.onNew York (closing
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      BULLION MARKET
      26 4 (iOLD Previous To-da^*" 1 Fine Bar per o* £7.4.3 £7 48i SILVER Spot 19 916 ***** I 4 months forward I9 a r. 191,
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      102 4 London, Friday Previous To-day Change hitkrfr Quiet Quietest JS**** Buyers 81 lfi 715 16 80C Sellers 8'« 8 -g Ist Forward (October) Buyers 81 16 715 16 -g Sellers 8' 8 8 1 16 aid Forward .November, fg!S Is" SliM »ri Forward (JanlMar.. fSSs. 3,' 6 "'es.e -lIW
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      135 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Change Distillers 93 9 92 9 —liOunlop Rubber 26 9 27,- -3d. General Electric 76 6 76- —6d. Imperial Chemical Industrie* 30 29 9 -3d. Imperial Tobacco 135 7^ 133 P -IJIOH Anglo-Dutch 27- 26 3 -9d. Canadian Pacific 6 5% —v 8
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      56 4 New York. Sept 15 ROBBER Previous To-day Change TOnc Steady Steady Spot Bayer* 16 V, 16V B -it Sellera 163 8 Wa —1 b Forward Jan.|Mar Buyers 16 3 8 16 5 lt> -1 16 Sellers 16».> 13 7 if. —1 16 TIN Stead v Firm Spot
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      METAL MARKET
      18 4 London. Friday liN Standard Previous To-day Change Bpot (afternoon (closlnjf price) £195 4 Porward £195* 4
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      Mney Floweng To America
      69 4 Washington- M Mr. Morgenthau. Secretary^ Treasury, described the flisjt capital and inflow oi the do— greatest ever happened. He *j ,when worldwide nervousr.es V the European crisis was eo«V I was extremely rrmarkab eth jso little fluctuation of tae w« declined M the amount of foreign
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      135 4 Singapore. Friday. MESSRS. Frajser Co.s report for to-j day is as follows: Tin at midday was $98.00. down $1.25 and the price of Rubber at 4 o clock was buyers Spot 26& H cents, buyers JanuaryMarch 27! 2 cento, market very steady. Although both London and New
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      MARKETS VIOLENTLY AFFECTED
      168 4 MARKETS VIOLENTLY AFFECTED Sinirap^re. FridaH J^HE past week will probaMy po down in hist rn as one of momentous in the lives »f the present peneration. says \m and Peat's weekly report. ~H All markets havu been violently aifected by the alarn^ing development in Central Europe. All the great Con-.
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      635 5 I r-i 1 a nrc B M Tniit*^ -«KS SHARES go, s. Sd p r(f 13IJ Qxi rra^Pf O" Eastern United 30 5n rrdbCl F. and N. Ord. 14 0 f 3 5 -Kompany S o a^ ya I'f Gt. B. Life f. pd. .eoiS 70S I oore Sept. 16,
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      562 5 ERASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends TIN CloM Burma A: Id n« u MalayanT: MS" «A p t 2 H. »4S RenodcTta „J 1( /iUl W:S SB sthn. Ifakyao 2 1/ 9 r mt «?r>nt 7 -J 2 int Sept 7 Sept 19 cs Ppt M 2 y 2% RUBBER
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      263 6 i 1 m i ll E GRANDEST LAUGH HIT OF YEARS II TO-DAY 3.15— 6.1>— 9.15 4 I P A ~y O I il'i COLBERT AND COOPSR TOCITHIR FOR THI I FIRST TIMI I I H,,ry viii mmmm**mmnmmcQ*Q»*d*M*to**™+* *»«mi» PfNi I .rnw.le... who mode f|C|lT/^ i 1 O^ \J^V^ v"^
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      126 6 X.« ti Positively LAST DAY! DON'T ji^'fl J s II I %I* I 111 I s "ohs-| p ALL THE MYSTERY of "THE INUsmTp^ 1 ALL THE THRILLS of FR ANKKN^p,^^' H i St k i k if >oh can ***** ss j Mho is mi: hum. '^H k r\
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      82 7 f AL L BEEN to SINGAPORE'S POPULAR* E NDEZVOUS of SONG DANCE j ■tHE COCONUT GROVE" u \j. ALL HEARD of the FAMOUS* ■OLLYWOOD NIGHTSPOT where j ■aRS of SCREEN STAGE mingle J •Tin: Cot own B)-M0RROW You'll have an opportunity of Seeing that celebrated place I s ■at THE
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      214 7 EXTRA SHOW ON Sunday 18th-at" II AM (TO-MORROW) TO-DAY 3 SHOWS 3-15, 6-15 9-15 p.m. AT THE NEW AIIM ONniTIONFI) Direction: SHAW BRO&, LTD _^^^^^B I'anics the world with another hi^ hif ***JH i<:kiici. m.v.w JOAN BLONDELL EDWARD EVi RFTT 2IORION MAY RORSOX \U.EN JENKINS DICK KORAN HUGH HERBERT AND
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    TRAFFIC JUDGE CANCELS EUROPEAN'S LICENCE
    195 8 I Fourth Driving Conviction Singapore, Friday. AUMH Orchard Godfrey WM to-day convicted on the charge of driving negligently at the junction of Kar.ipong Java Road and New Cemetery Road at 6.30 p m. on March 12. and fined $31 or in default 30 days' r.i.
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    Discharge Application Refused
    37 8 Discharge Application Refused Singapore. Friday— Because he was not present in court. George Perkin a bankrupt was refused application for discharge by the Chief Justice. Mr McElwaine to-day. Mr g jj. Taylor. Official Assignee. [opposed the application.
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    STOLEN CYCLE KEPT AT POLICE STATION
    217 8 Friday IN extraordinary story of an offence n committed while accused was in the Straits Settlements Police Force was th* subject of a case tried before Mr. G. S. Raw lings, the Third Magistrate, to-day. The accused. Mansoor bin Mohamed "Joor, a Malacca Malay,
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    Drove Taxi With One Hand: Crashed
    183 8 j Singapore, FndayM QWEE Siah Kim. pretty 14-year-old Hokkien ffirl. to-day 0 mm for the prosecution in a case in which Mcrbali bin Ka«— taxi driver, was charged with netflisent drivin- at *M a.m.on.™ 12."> alontr Vco Chu Kans R)aa. Bwee Sial-. Kim in
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    19 8 Douplas Fairbanks Jnr., Danielle Darrieux and es a»j >'V l I of Paris', opening at the Capitol on W«
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    OWED $7,300, PAID $100
    174 8 OWED $7,300, PAID $100 Singapore. Friifl QLAMVtG that he wfc <im of circumstances^! the fad that hcuaxall rupt jeopardised his positifl manager sf a Chinese tirm.l hong Tenjf, 63-year-old ChiH applied in person for a disdH before the Chief JustictH McElwaine to-day. H Mr. J. W. D Aabcoie, \>M cial
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      283 8 TRADE BARGAINS MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE (JUTLERY, GUARANTEED v itch en utensils USED CARS r u A selection of 70 —80 exceUent HOOX SECK TRADING CO., used cars always available in 1 Raffles Place, stock. We can recommend these Singapore. Phone 3858. car backed by our Reconditioned and
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    LONDON TO CAPE TOWN BY CAR
    348 9 I Johannesburg. IWAV through Africa from Cape Town to the Mediterranean, Icrinu l^> ssible to drive from L Oll^ 11 to c apc, was envisaged Mr. Alfred Jean Moeller, formerly Vice Governor-General of ian Congo, in an interview here. Moeller is on his way
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    Chilean Finance Minister defends Country's Policy
    158 9 Chilean Finance Minister defends Country's Policy K Santiago, Chile. HVOUNG popular front criticism of the Chilean foreign debt settlement, the Minister of Finance Senor Francisco es (iana, speaking in the Camber of Deputies, claimed no country in the world had secured a better settlement. ■echu :■.)>.-; of the law. he
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    25,000 ADULTS LEARN TO READ & WRITE
    124 9 25,000 ADULTS LEARN TO READ WRITE Teheran. [N two years 25,245 adults, who formerly were absolutely illiterate, have gained official certificates from Iran's Ministry of Education -n completing a year's study m evening classes. The classes were only inaugurated ,hree years a^o, and they are now found hroughout Iran. This
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    76 9 King Boris and Queen Joanna of Bulgaria have arrived in London on what is described as an "absolutely private visit'' They have been visiting Queen Joanna's parents, King Victor Emmanuel and Queen K!ena. in Rome. The Bulgarian monarchs have been asked by Ring '.cur-, and Queen Elizabeth to stay with
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    AMERICAN "DARYS" ON INCREASE
    114 9 AMERICAN "DAR YS" ON INCREASE New York BECAUSE the number of "dry*" is on the increase in the United States. liquor dealer* arc proposing a propaganda campaign. The matter was brought up at a meeting of the New York State Restaurant Liquor Deafen 1 Association at Niagara Fans. -The number
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    EMPIRE PROGRESS ON SHOW
    106 9 EMPIRE PROGRESS ON SHOW IPMen-j i Tor °nto, Ontario. and t Em P ire communlcaWav 1 ansport is shown here Gov' ,i l!ll Pd by the United gBSSS 1 for the Canadian *UHt is a large illubetwettf t h0 world showing ne Empire countries. Pmodiil Rlass screens, and movini through
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      65 9 1 1 1 1 nft ft ll'ft Biil^^^ HUOSUNb EUMENTHOL JUJUBES have lor over 40 years beer, BUCCtttfuUy used by Tens of Millionni IA-opie. Other Jubea, etc < w., come and «<>, but HUDSON'S BUIIENTHOL JUJUBES contlnw U) jiln public confWtene IbfOttffa their genuine worth. When Ned they preserve the
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Sept. 17. 1938 THE HOPE OF PEACE
    267 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Sept. 17. 1938 THE HOPE OF PEACE I ALTHOUGH Mr. Chamberlain's visit to Germany has cleared the atmosphere and aroused general hope that calamity will be averted, it womd be foolish to say I that the outiook is altogether better. Anxiety continues, and the announcement that
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    GERMANY'S MOST DREADED MAN
    825 10 GERMANY'S MOST DREADED MAN [N terms oi Mieer power there il probably DO one in German> to-day, always excepting Hitlei himself, to compete with Heinrich Himmler. As leader of the S.S. Storm-troops and head, not only of the Secret State Police (Gestapo*, but also of the entire German Police Force,
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    46 10 Sir Kingsley Wood inspecting the Centre with Air Commodore J. B. Bowen. The *^"J^%^jSJ background In th.> event of war London would be surrounded with these balloons. mour in« either be ferced to fly at high altitudes (reducing their efficiency) or become entangled »'th Planet News
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    PERSONALITIES
    26 10 Mr. C. W. Lyle has entered H having injured his thumb a: [M "M Mrs. Duncan, of Seremban. mate of Bongtar HospitaL k<b« pur. H
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      PRECAUTIONS FOR EMERGENCY
      141 11 Fleet Of River-Craft For The Thames Kughy. ARRANGEMENT! are bein* made by the Air Itair Precautions Department of the Port of London Authority for the provision of a fleet of rivf r-craft to carry out rescue and repair work among ships on the Thames in the event
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      AIROPLANE DESIGN RETURNING TO OLD TEMPLE LINES
      956 11 AIROPLANE DESIGN RETURNING TO OLD TEMPLE LINES I I our Oum Correspondent] London, Sept. 9. Hnuary 1, 1939, an inteBji,: new American Em l aeroplane will be B market. |is the Curtiss- Wright My to tarry 30 passenKt a cruising speed of Kn m In a sense, this is interesting
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      32 11 Mr, w G. Harris, of the tutorial i tafl [poll Anglo-Chinese Oirls 1 Bch [poh and is now jr. S re Mi Harrl l M bead ofllce ol Ihe United Bnglneci Ltd
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      62 11 Without an? training. Mr R T. Adams, a motor-engineer of Ham. Surrey, has built an organ in his garage as a spare-time occupation. The organ, '.yhich is 12-feet high, has about 550 pipes, and. except for the console, was built without plans. Photo shows Mr. H. T. Adams at the
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      Lindbergh's Amusing Adventure In Moscow
      143 11 Lindbergh's Amusing Adventure In Moscow )f WHAT appeared to Colonel Charles Lindbergh to he a personal in- suit, while on his short stay in Mos s cow. resulted in an amusing advene lure. e The French paper* report that Colonel 1 Lindbergh noticed that he was betnf continually shadowed by
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      78 11 I THE THUi TONIC FOOD I POLAROID Cilasses are the latest scientific discovery in glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to !0 feel below the surface of the water. FOR THI FIKST TlME— perfect eye (oinfort for driving, cruising, Ashing, tennis or any outdoor sport. sec our
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      56 12 I Air Travel Cheaper Still AS FROM Ist OCTOBER SINGAPORE LONDON £130 PENANG LONDON £125 EVEN TIPS INCLUDED CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO AND FROM OTHER DESTINATIONS. IMPERIALI airways] Bflrklnn and tnfotmation from the principal travel aftata, or (real Maiuneld A Co. Ltd General Afento for MalayK, Oeeu B^Ulng,
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    AT OLD BARNET FAIR
    262 13 j^^ i\mu aor vi the Albanians .md his young Queen C.eraldine, pave a pala reception .it the Royal Palace m Tirana as part of thf V |b?"' an anniversary of the proclamation of Zo^ a** King. Queen Cieraldine nhn i« t>vnM>tinv Kihv moc •> r^cniendent flK^rt'
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      45 13 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING [TIE LATEST I PATTERNS OF I lIALLMAKSD BRITISH I SILVERWARE I hoks rustru ihshes I swkkt iacn I ALSO C I.OC KS 1 JIVVELLERY I WATCHES I m BKST IS TO COMK AND SE£ I RENE UUMANNI Kaffir* Place. SINC.APOKK. I
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    DON'T SACRIFICE
    1012 14 Just Because Yol Must, at all Cost! CHARM and dignity are expressed m a moulded noun for the older woman, right. the bodice of which is graciously shirred to give the necessary fulness. JHE secret of good dressing lies not so much m the clothes you choose as
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    TOUR PERSONALITY
    421 15 lei That You m r l_' LI Ke rashionable Day Frocks Are Chic Though Simple !ll|n i from previous f-^- soft hate and blouses and H hats can be as large as you fct'-. will be most becoming K the bark of your head, to one side, or
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    Ouur Jewellery Must be Just Right'
    200 15 Ouur Jewellery Must be Just Right' lar ol those women who love v jewellery <and. indeed. Hf as can resist its charm?) you derive a great deal oi Bi'.' from fifteen minutes spent .>hop. He has such Hbial and LOVELY selection of B> show vou. ■th-r day, when we visited
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    NECKLINES ARE HIGH!!
    235 15 Most of the new dresses have nigh, unadorned necklines and broad should era. Some of their skirts are trim and slim, still .short of course, and a few are gracefully flared. Gold link belts or self fabric sashes that tie m front or at the back are
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    DARTS FASHION
    148 15 DARTS are In tin newa then day irrltea our London correepondent d luu i .saw tIM other (lay had i liat crown witli all the maikin:;.. ol I dart-board on it ind three <larl ;ll( k lm up in tin- centre m trlmminf Another darti decoratton i iaw
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      420 16 BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES INCOKPORATED IH ENGLAND) Outwards Dur u u Tonnage Spore Tonnage Spore 1938 1938 KANCHI 17,000 Sept. 23 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 18 BURDWAN 6.070 Sept. 24 BANGALORK 6.000 Nov. 19 HANPURA ***** oEt. 7 CHITRAL 15.000 Dec. J RAWALPINDI 17.000 Oct. 21 CARTHAGE 15,000 Dec. 16
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      276 16 \k TO FRENCH PorE< !I* CHARCEURS RFUnB" i I FORBIN For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp, DunknK M CAP PADARAN For Marseilles. Nantes. St. Ntzaire v W JTO SAIGON INDOCHIM C CAP PADARAN For Saigon. Tourane and Ralph I I !GG VAN VOLLENHOVEN For Saißon II GG. PASQUIER I j The Successors
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    Cana! From Europe's Largest Lake To Sea
    129 17 piLLOWING theSov.el Authorities refuel U permit the the rTT Fil liSh VI SMIS l ilm lr< via Itner Neva. wh,«h passes through the Mb, uZgmt, m"? 1 SCr > r IV e <»" <■-»".« >f .a,u,. The length oi such a canal would
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    Murder At A Zoo: A King-Struck Down
    100 17 Murder At A Zoo: A KingStruck Down Kingston Ml KIM i. wtu inm ii hessingtui lfl Zoo. The victim was a kin?. As visitors streamed out cf the rlrtUl Just before 4 o'clock they saw the Kin", Penguin, second largest of its kmJ In captivity, floating in the pool. There
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    237 17 Arrived from N.E.I, oy KNILM plane "Pk-Afk*:— Mr. H. Rabenan, Mr. Fow ler, Mr. Jip Pong. Mr. v. Hael'tcn. Mr HiiJcn. Mr. HarUiooti Left for Saigon by KNILM plane Pk-Afk'— v nHactcd. Mr. Hillen, Mr. Mr. Harthoorn. Arrived worn WJS.I by KLM plane "Ibis":— Master Lehmann. Master
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    Bankrupt Applies For Discharge
    126 17 Bankrupt Applies For Discharge Singapore, Friday. A KNANG shop employer, Bhatrt chand Motichand Gattani, applied before the Chief Justice, Mr. P. A. McElwaine to-day for a bankruptcy discharge in order to enable him to start a big business on hU own. Petitioner, who was one of the ttatf debtors in
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    VICTIM WAS WORTH
    98 17 The king wu worth £ioo He was ta.st wen standing guard over tht Female Mrd ai she netted iniMa iier cover "Penguins are devoted couples. It is possible that the female will fret to death over this," a zoologist told a reporter. And Mr H S Qoddard,
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    GERMAN MILITARY ACTIVITY
    301 19 GERMAN MILITARY ACTIVITY Feverish Preparations 35-MILE-DEEP MAGINOT LINE COUNTERPART London. JRITISH Service opinion and ihe public generally have been profoundly stirred by the revelations of feverish activity In .he construction of German fortifications. It is estimated that 300,000 men of all ages and types are to-day working solely on fortifications
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      314 19 ■jEK-END RADI |^Bir^ rV Q,. Topical Gazette IBS rplav^. Li ht music ■^Sweden Empire relay) I and m l;;:r i:i thc Madras Station. ■^V programme (records) ■5S Orchestra Concert (relay A ReCl T^r iAcc. MissTheil ia «ariPtv Menezes and the ■^crn Jari Orchestra: Dance d announcements P c V.rtc music
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    END OF STORE RACING SEASON
    1780 20 WHAT TO BACK TO-DAY^ Selections SELECTIONS for this afternoon's 3 races at Biikit Timah axe as follow*:— Race I—FOXY Sir Patrick Race Z-MARC HETA D Selan^or II Race 3 —A.DC Blossom Time Race 4— SLLVERLAW Fair Kin* Race S—LISHEEN Eagle's Eye Race 6—JADE LADY Quick
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    Japanese Making No Headway In China War
    196 21 Japanese Making No Headway In China War I Hankow, Friday. KESK troops are attacking the southern highway to JuiP wheie their drives faled on Monday and Tuesday. hLgnese casualties occu red when they reattacked on esday. yni including the dropping M m < nrii rv bombs, took place ftSTS Hill,
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    World's Biggest Dredge For Malaya
    137 21 cfl Our Oun Reporter] m Ipoh, Friday. 1 Ml will soon be able to ■fcti't' having the largest I I the world. The order ■wn placed by Petaling Tin ted for their holdings in W Lumpur, a very rich field, mis already being worked Pur
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    Clerk Charged
    45 21 When Tan Tian f the town office of bber Works. Ltd., ap•■nneth A. Blacker tWa afternoon folcrimlnal breach of Guilders 921.71 bempany. Inspector IM.vtivp Branch that other facts Ho therefore S rx^tponement. ed Inspector Byrde's .^•d who obtained $900 le^^^day afternoon had that
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    Policemen Swim After Rubber Smugglers
    132 21 Singapore. Friday. A fine of $400 (in default 4 weeks rigorous imprisonment) was im posed this morning by Mr. S. H. Cheah, the Si\th Magistrate, on Tay Pock who was found guilty of "importing rubber into the Colony without a certificate of origin." Tay Pock
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    KING ATTENDS FUNERAL OF PRINCE ARTHUR
    86 21 KING ATTENDS FUNERAL OF PRINCE ARTHUR London. Friday Hi.s Majesty, In the uniform of FieldMarshal, motored from Buckingham Palace to Windsor and attended the funeral of Prtnc Arthur of Oonnaught to-day. The King walked to the procession from the static n to Saint George' Chapel. Windsor Castle, with the Earl
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    SHANGHAI OUTRAGE
    46 21 Shanghai. Friday 1 Canadian. V L. noise. 42Hn>m Caluan A was slightly injured on the chin whei two grenades "were tossed from a me car on the south bank-.: Boochof Creel some senou.lv. while Japane* b jackets guarding Szechuen Road Bri were untouched. Reuter
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    PRINCESS JULIANA
    39 21 Amsterdam, Friday Prince* Jultoa l« on jhefj recovery, but it «U1 JJ^jginK! the illness Is comple Jy abated this reason, she and /n Pnm lM r not accompanyiP". Queen Wilh U Parliament \s opentaj OT Tlu Reuter
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    'DIFFICULT TO KNOW PARTNERS' SAYS COUNSEL
    165 21 'DIFFICULT TO KNOW PARTNERS' SAYS COUNSEL Singapore. Friday Till: that it was very difficult to know who were Partners of Chinese business shons was made by Mr. T. W. On* to-day when he appeared before the Chief Justice Mr. McElwaine on behalf of Messrs. I ohm.m Co.. Ltd. who were
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    Trengganu Prince & Sweetheart Go Shopping
    224 21 Trengganu Prince Sweetheart Go Shopping London, Sept. G. liriH their UwMm over in; rria«e rapidly dissolving twenty-year Mi Prince Mahmud of TrfggUm and his sweetheart, Joyce Kk'iito we CUM In London vcsterd;^ from Oxford (o huy birthday prenent>. Th.'.v had i gnmd time holding ,aixb whik they ;lZ( (l illto
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    Retired Army Officer Bankrupt: Application
    258 21 Retired Army Officer Bankrupt: Application Singapore, rrida>. QBCLABING >ha( he desired to start life anew in South Africa, (i. 1) (iould. retired army officer made a personal application f.efore the Chief Justice. Mr. McKlwaine to-day in the Supreme Court. The Asst OfTical Assignee. Mr .1 W D. Ambrose conducted the
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    FRANKELS' AUCTION
    34 21 The whole of the stock-in-trade of Julian Frankel Co. and Frankel Brothers will be auctioned at Franki'ls Building, Victoria Street, on Sept 18. II 24 and 25 at 10 ■in each day
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    John Henry Lewis Neatly Knocked-out, Wins
    8 22 John Henry Lewis Neatly Knocked-out, Wins cision Reuter
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    CRICKET CLUB TENNIS
    246 22 CRICKET CLUB TENNIS rt; FOLLOWING WERE 5«J£ SILTS OF YESTERDAY'S TILS IN THE SC.C. AUTUMN TEXMS TOURNAMENT:— MIXED DOUBLES Mr and Mrs. T. J. A. Green (owe J5J) brat E. J. Ca^sel-s and Mrs. A. Hinds (owe 3> 5—7. 6—4: 6—o. MFNS SINGLES 'B CLASS r. V. Road (OKI 3>
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    75 22 Y.M.C.A. TENNIS THE t'ollowinu trnnis ties wen- played ofY ve«'t»>rdav :it tbe Y.M.C.A. courtsMKN'S H'CAP SINGLES ("A" CLASS) Kobftjaihl beat N. Barber 3-6, B—6, 8 1 L'm Kav Guan beat Tan Siew Wah K f> ft _4rNF'NISHKI) (iAMKS (A* Class Singles) Yau Ah Hian vs. AlsaßofT; M. Ro^htv vs. KoRUi;
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    TANGLIN HOCKEY
    41 22 Fort Canning beat the R.A.M.C. ai hockey yesterday at Tanglin by four goals to two. At half time the score was two- all. Bridges (2), Baker and Dowling scored for the Fort and Cooper and Dunn for the Medicals
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    The Croft Cup
    83 22 The Croft Cup. presented by Mr. H Croft, will bo played for dming October. The conditions call for three round*. ot 18 holes played on the Stapleford ystem. The first round will be played n Oct. 5. the second on Oct. 12, the ihird on Oct. 17.
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    45 22 The B.C.C. held another hockey practice between sides representing the Colours and Whites yesterday evening Revere! newcomers to the Club gave a good impre.ssion in their ylay and the chances of the Cricket Club having a strong team this season are extremely bright.
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    UNLICENSED PREMISES
    50 22 Singapore, Friday.— Ah Soo pleaded guilty this morning in the fifth court before Mr. L. C. Goh on a charge of Wiling intoxicating liquor, for consumption on his premises, not being licensed In that behalf. His worship fined the defendant $10 In default to undergo 10 days' r.i.
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    SINGAPORE ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS
    222 22 IDEAL weather conditions favoured the Singapore English School sixth annual athleticsports held at the Jalan Bssar Stadium. 1 Tin re was quite a large gathering oj well-wishers and friends of the School i as well as relatives The standard of athletics was decidedly superior to that
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    32 22 day- Tribune Tribune AN INCIDENT in yesterday's Cup match in which Pulau Brani trounced the Moravians— PICTURE taken at the S.C.R.C. yest?rdav. showing Chinese girls having U tfr flnt hockey practice- Tribune
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    UNKNOWN
    55 22 A VER 500 guests Of m U Medical Corps H^ X M evening last nv> M morial Hall, migj^ 1 Kurt Black's Orel J Included in thM' bv cM -or,. <T o od cab 1 ;rt) ve.M Bailey of the Coconut^ JJ A general at:;. l ither in« prevailed
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    CHINESE GIRLS TAKE UP HOCKEY
    235 23 CHINESE GIRLS TAKE UP HOCKEY IjO-D.WS TIDES Tides: UN a.m. 7 ft. 6 ins.; HI p.m. 8 ft. 7 ins. 5 in hockey-M events at *j, s Chine* Recreation vt „0r,1.n .an be taken as d up t.. we** their first w iiitli. gM* have no connection with m and
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    RUNWAY CUP WIN FOR PULAU BRANI
    470 23 MORA VIANS TROUNCED PULAU BRANI 0 JHE newly organised combined Pulau Brani learn decisively beat Moravia by six goals to nil in a one-sided Sillfwm Cup fixture at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Pulau Brani fielded second division regiment il playen and Ifai players
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY TRIAL
    80 23 Singapore, Friday MR. P. F. de Souza's XI beat Mr G. C Ross' XI by four goals to one in I home hockey fixture at the SRC padang yesterday evening. The scorers for de Souza's team were D C Ross. M. Armstrong. G Valben? and R Bain
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    S.C.R.C. SIX-ASIDE SOCCER
    31 23 Members who wish to participate In the S.CR.C. six-a-side Mieetr competitlon are requested to submit their names to the head boy of the Club be tore Seot. 23.
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    S.R.C. To Play Rugger This Season
    96 23 S.R.C. To Play Rugger This Season Singapore. Frid.n I 111 K» will Uv iiic«»y iruinim> and x Mrutn pnu n.r at the S K.( to uav .it "> pin »i Jt i another practice «;n ncaday, Bepl Ml The Club will open the MMM with t match against tr.< si.
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    105 23 The follcrainu members bftfi accepted to play f or SC C vs SVC on Saturday. Sopt 17, at 2 p.m. at SH C. ground: W H McNeill <Capt P ERerton-Smith. L. V Rolfe, A. Campbell, W K Jag^er. Sq Ldr P. E Watlss, Lt C H A Olivier.
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    JOLLILADS ATHLETIC UNION
    41 23 A tea party will b< held at Mm- residence of Mr M 8. D Maricair, No. 20, Chens: Cheok Shtet. on the occasion of the first anniversary celebrations of the Jollilads Athletic Union on Saturday, at 8 p.m
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    SHREWSBERRY BADMINTON
    74 23 SHREWSBERRY BADMINTON A friendly badminton match eOttrifting of five singles and two doubles will be played against the Treasury-Audit Sports Union on Wednesday, S«*pt 21, at 7.30 p m at the Happy World covered Stadium The following will represent the j arty, Messrs Tan ChonK Tee, Chunn Cheng Hock, Leow
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      45 23 S" HAPPY WORLD STADIUMM^M: -^f UIV Mi «..\i a »i'imv«. |Liyj; "^Kfiw^ Saturday, ;in Action. I J^jf 8 S Jf. H Jeji Coldsteiii »';i m IWI tI" I f>^ l Ja^at Sin«il I- upland I u.nm World Stadiuin 1 n«iMd s I Kiar-Kwf., PJ vvonu
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    HITLER, DALADIER, MUSSOLINI AND CHAMBERLAIN TO MEET
    552 24 OUTCOME OF PREMIER'S TRIP London. Friday. A PARIS message says it is learned that M. P:iladi«r may go to London on Monday to meet Mr. Chamberlain, but it is believed a final decision will only be taken after to-day's Cabinet meeting in London.
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    EYSTON REGAINS SPEED RECORD
    80 24 EYSTON REGAINS SPEED RECORD BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS. UTAH. FRIDAY. TAPTAIN EYRTON. DRIVING HIS THUNDERBOLDT CAR. REGAINED THE WORLD LAND SPEED RECORD FROM COBB «WHO ESTABLISHED IT ONLY YESTERDAY WITH 350.20 MPH* BY COVERING THE MILE AT AN AVERAGE OF 357 50 M.P.H. FOR THE TWO RUNS Eyston's figures were: Northward
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    SOVIET BORDER INCIDENT
    47 24 Tokyo, Friday. MANCHOUKUO has strongly protested to the Soviet against illegal crossing of the western border by four Soviet cavalrymen on Sept. 14, says an official communique issued at Hsinking which adds that Manchoukuo border guards drove back the cavalrymen into Soviet territory. Reuter
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    POET LAUREATE'S TRIBUTE
    79 24 London. Friday. AN epigram entitled ♦'Neville Chamberlain" on the main page of to-day's Times, by the Poet Laureate (Mr. Mase- field) with reference to the Prime Minister's visit to Herr Hitler has attracted wide attention for its appositeness and simple beauty. •AS PRIAM TO ACHILLES FOR HIS
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    Morocco Bans Aircraft
    50 24 Paris, Friday. I^ERRITORIAL waters of the French Morocco coastline and land within 12^2 miles of the coast have been declared a prohibited area for aircraft. The ordinance provides for organisation of the country in time of war on the same lines as measures taken in France.- Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    37 24 i will t* I Normal condition. ei \\M blished in the portoi vd M tive from decree published to tn M Meanwhile anmk lPl ,ed unrest in Pans )S f^VM ers' strike for highei m Reuter
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      14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sport Supplement i Srtitember 17, ISMS. 0- EDITED BY HKKMES Fvcrv Saturday.
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      LANGOR HOPE TO RECAPTURE SUGGER TROPHY
      648 1 LANGOR HOPE TO RECAPTURE SUGGER TROPHY i; should find no difficulty m ■ning out another cup-winning rugB)E THIS SEASON. MOST OF LAST YEAR'S Mr is STILL AVAILABLE AND TO THIS ■be added an extraordinarily big kof new players, who, at the first bee of the season, held last saturbpressed considerably.
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      SPECIAL REVIEW OF ST-CLASS CRICKET IN MALAYA IN 1938
      31 1 K*Ql issue of the s P° rts ar |):i es 4 and 5. Other Hous sports features are etar notes page 2
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      Baseball "Test" Won By England
      12 1 Baseball "Test" Won By England vn-lind beat America by three runs to
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      RADLEY ROWERS LOSE IN U.S.
      73 1 g?%ffi?S3Sfi&S iWand I No official time was taken but thf offlclal time vii S inin 45 wcondi The Slpplcan Harbour cour < went bv a north vvnul and thfl 'a I ceedlnffl" choppy the boal plentv ol i 1 1 i Kadirv l worked up
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      Who Fights For British Title?
      165 1 Who Fights For British Title? IT is ten months since Maurice Strickland tne New Zealand heavyweight boxer, fought AJ Delaney, the Canadian, in what was supposed to be an eliminuj tor for the British and Empire Cham- pionships. The winner was to meet Tommy Farr. 5 Well Strickland has met
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      TROUBLE OVER A TENNIS INVITE
      156 1 TROUBLE OVER A TENNIS INVITE COMPLICATIONS havr arisen over an invitation which the Up! Tennis Association of Australia had intended to extend to the Yugoslav Davis Cup team. The Association's intention was U> invite the Yu"oiav players providing. they won the European zone of the Davl Cup, but us th
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      SCULLING TITLE
      70 1 HK PtftVDti the holder, won a thnJ\wu Nttt tot 'he worlds professional championship Lit Toronto tgftiiui h 8 Australian challenger Evans Ptddon piint won b a foot over u quarter mile course after Paddon had led foi omc distance from the start Both mei Wtrt never separated by
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      Airmen Win Garrison League Soccer Title
      741 2 Airmen Win Garrison League Soccer Title TO-DAY the Aim,,.,, »l S.lrtar wUI be In the Ironical position of having 1 too much sport in, entertainment The Gordon Highlanders are ,-or a soccer match w the temHtaa] of the Warren Shield, the EtoflandMhe Club are visitors for an inter-club lawn tennis
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      SWUM THE CHANNEL AT AGE 42
      100 2 SWUM THE CHANNEL AT AGE 42 Battersca Park gardener, Fearnleu Wheatcroft, has swum the Channel in 13 hours 37 mmutes. Fur years ago he could not sicim. Mr Wheatcroft, who is 42, suavi trom'cav Gris-Nez in France to ADootts Cliff, halfway between Folkesione and Dover. The best time for the
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      WOMEN'S DAVIS CUP CONTEST IS PROPOSED
      75 2 THE possibilities of having a Women's Davis Cup tournament are beiyig discussed by the French once 77: ore and the Paris sporting press favours a revival of the matter. "Why not nave a Davis Cup jor homen?" asked the newspaper I. Auto, 'The idea
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      INNISKILLINGS STAGE A NOVELTY FAREWELL
      675 2 INNISKILLINGS STAGE A NOVELTY FAREWELL TANGLIN sports fields are having a very lean lime latel\ owing t< J W move of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers to India. Their wJ tions are nearing completion and as the soccer will set- the end <>f| W 'Skins sporting career in Singapore, things are
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        56 2 j i you've dot a GRIP like an I INDIA TYRE J >^ &r INDIA T y res llke the bylldo 8. I >^ y/ H>^ have a tenacious Crip. The/ X take hold of the road and I "never let |o. M Don't take risks —fit INDIA* to your
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      NEW RUGBY GASON'S HOPES
      142 3 fivn w» st y ear won the pionsh., without being bcatuith a ne nucleus of playdid sc veil last season, CfiU he glad to have two new in' wards. >e doping to make up for las ppointmn displays, after theii J r over England. Mud de'penc'
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      OLYMPIC DISPUTE GROWING
      168 3 OLYMPIC DISPUTE GROWING I&h Olympic Committee are ucious to bring about a rei between the International )mmittee and the Internaration of Ski-ing loversial subject which caust was whether or not ski-ing should be allowed to take Si-ing events of the 1940 win--3 maintained that they were thontative body so far
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      50 3 Irhis season, the Jubilee Andrews is to be re B of the Town Council ">n was made, it was »«e| m touch with the Green ;f r with the Royal and An■w MU SS incorporating the JUb]]., vuurses into a cham«d at a later date, course m place of the
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      KENNERLEY NOT TO TURN "PRO"
      119 3 'iley, England's best, I fron ds ,P la yer, has just reto tralia, where he just 1 Empire title. i., ''ived many offers, < n a world tour with ne does not intend to At least not yet. he must prove himself amateur. That means
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      40 3 The new soccer season in England has now been under way for clone on a month, and there have been plenty of surprises in the matches played so far. This picture shows a match in progress on the Arsenal ground.
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      PLENTY OF GOOD RUGBY AHEAD IN PENANC AGAIN
      605 3 (Ky "Twelfth Man"). DUGGER in Fenang is now properly under way Both the Europeans and the Asiatic? have had their practices and have opposed each other. In addition, we have had the annual Newcomers versus the Rest match one of the most
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      ANOTHER MYSTERY GOLFER
      66 3 ANOTHER MYSTERY GOLFER ANEW mystery man of golf has arisen to take the place formerlj occupied by John Montague. The new wizard of the greens i. a Fillipino by the name of Dr. Hilraio Camino Moncado. Like Montague, Moncado's feats have performed in friendly matches, but to prove his worth
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      Cricket Fades In Glory
      175 3 Cricket Fades In Glory ENGLISH county cricket made a dranu- tic farewell. Two of the roost exciting events of the season were the thrashing of the Australian bowling by the 23-year-old Bussex amateur lefthanded batsman, H. T. Bartlett, and the way in which Northamptonshire nearly won their first victory for
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      Cyclist's 7,280 Mile Trip For £35
      263 3 Cyclist 's 7,280 Mile Trip For £35 1 A YOUNG cyclist Mr. H. L Cowan has returned to London after four month*, during which he rode 7.280 mile.s and visited 18 different countries. The total cast of the trip worked out at £35 and Mr. Cowan had a number of
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      80 4 Above, J. Slad«\ formerly o* Singapore and now of Perak, whi was described by D.\ C. H. Gunasekara, captain of the Ceylon team which visited Malaya early in the year, as the most attractive batsman in the country. In the later part of the season Slade has shown grand form.
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      PENANG THE BEST STATE CRICKET XI IN SEASON JUST COME TO AN END
      1200 4 ALTHOUGH cricket in Malaya has never been attained me ran* of first class in the eyes of the qutside world, the game here is on a high standard to-day, and there has been plenty of tiptop cricket
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      JAPANESE SWIMMERS SET NEW WORLD RECORD
      141 4 TWO new world records were esta- s bhshed by Japanese swimmers s during the Eastern Japan Swimming 5 Championships held at the Meiji Shrine r Pool. Tokyo Tomikutsu Amano. a freshman from c Nippon University, broke the eleven-vear- record tor the l. f »00
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      Selangor's Busy Programme
      127 4 -ELANOOR the e <^| J matches, drew te Singapore's only nt r-stat m^m saving Selangorfromuhata™ be a certain defeat v m lected 146 m thf nr>^ tt^M scoring a bright 44. j hed with 232. Fn>tr'i pa in J| big match m this country. In the second
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      SINGAPORE PLAYED ON MATCH!
      1327 5 State Games Need To Be Organised hM for 47 in the first innW > sensational bowling ured ninC WiCkCtS fOF I^^B a ines Negri were shap_ WZ d4O on the board for Bfour **keU when the match 1;1 another team K r 1 at the same
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      South Africa Tour By Tennis Stars
      146 5 South Africa Tour By Tennis Stars |T is now almost certain that a BrltLsh lawn tennis team consisting of thre»men and three women players will tout South Africa during the coming season The middle of January has been .sug gested for the arrival of the team f The South African
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      Wrestling Title Vacant
      50 5 Wrestling Title Vacant THE world's heavyweight vrtatUm has bt'i'u (i«'<-lur«'cl vacant by the M tionai Wmlllm Anoctatlon of Am< and n»-w chainplOM uill t>- d at t\\v tMOCteUOO'I HiPWft 1 i "iiv»'::'.ijn in Montreal tins mouth iv rk mi Nebi kska the lasi Pinnated UUe iiuifJrr had I »rthy opponent
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      11 5 JAYWVICKRKME One of the star bonier s of the nllCeylon XI
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      S.R.C BEGIN NEW SEASON HOPEFULLY
      550 6 (By "Sticks") by the All-England Women* Hockey Association U the re commended suggestions be adopted at the annual meeting of the All Australia Women's Hockey Council this month The suggestion is that a recommendation be forwarded j to the All England Association to amend the
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      Austin Best In Europe
      87 6 H. W. "BUNNY" Austin is ranked No. 1 among European tennis players according to a list formulated by M. J. Kaufmann, a member of the French Lawn Tennis Association. M. Kaufmann's list is: 1. H. W. Austin, (GB); 2. R. Menzel, (Czechoslovakia); 3. F. Punces, (Yugoslavia);
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      12 6 S.C.C. Rugby trial games will be played on the padang this afternoon.
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      AUSTRALIA DOGGED BY INJURIES
      78 6 AUSTRALIA DOGGED BY INJURIES rE Australian team has had more than its full share of injuries this year. Barnes broke his wrist on the voyage over and Walker, the reserve wicket-keeper, fractured a finger several months afo. Fingleton has several times strained himself and McCabe and White have had influenza
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      Yorks' 20th Win
      201 6 pOR the second year in succession, the 11th time since the war and tre 20th altogether, Yorkshire have won the County hampinonship. Not since 1912 have they finished on top in a season of big Tests. This year the calls on the team have been even heavier
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      Cotton Witts Czech Golf Title j
      56 6 Cotton Witts Czech Golf Title j HENRY COTTON scored another great success when he retained the Czechoslovak Open Championship with an aggregate of 282—11 strokes ahead of his nearest rival. Cotton's score was made up of rounds of 71, 67. 72, and 72, his second round setting up a new
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      UNKNOWN
      299 6 gßNltt Armstrong holdß tht> vvorl may ctin* up his feather*^B This is the sequel to th 0 ment that thi- New vSk SLt^lH. SL m SS?° n had rdered him toM the title against Joev Archibald \^M tucket. Rhode bland, or forfeitiM •'Armstrong does not want 1 field", said
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      MRS. MOODY MAY LEAVE THE AMATEUR
      99 6 MRS. MOODY MAY LEAVE THE AMATEUR MRS. wills Moody. "^.^M of the American Nanon^ chamionship and eight time, v— the Wimbledon title dwpgj shell into the tennis woridiMJ from a severe attack of ne m has kept her out of tne Wimbledon tt€r a re M She sent. With a
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      SCHMELING TO FIGHT AGAIN?
      97 6 TEARS that Max Schmeling, Germany's boxing idol, would not be able to box again after the severe battering he received from Joe Louis, have been dispelled by the announcement that his doctor will allow him to start training again in two months' time. Schmeling is making
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      BOOKING BACK ON CEYLONESE CRICKET VISIT
      488 7 while Goonaratne the googlie merchant captured six for 81. It was left to the Penang-Kedah team to give the all-conquering team from Ceylon a mild shock, which nearly spoilt their unbeaten record in Malaya, in their I cricketers led by Dr. G. H. Gtunasekera,
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      GOLFER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
      86 7 A GOLFER has been struck and killed by lightning on ihc sanif fairway of the course where he h:\d been struck 25 years before. In August 1913. Mr. John Maxwell, aged 62. and two friends wtn struck while playing on the tenth fairway of the Britain
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      42 7 There wen- nearly 100 entrants for the Surrey Walking Club's annual Condon to Brighton (Sussex) Walk, which starrvd from B:r Brn. ffttf mamtt, ?i 7 a.m. The course is about U miles. This imturr shous the start of the walk. Planet News
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      TO-DAY'S HOME SOCCER
      325 7 rpO-DAV'S 'ixtun m the English i(u.t ball League we iven below First division Aston Villa vs. Brentford Eolton W. vs. Liverpool Chelsea vs. Birmingham Charlton A vs. Leicester c fifth and last match in tins country The Ceylonese, who batted first, made B disastrous start and had
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      FINE RIDING WAS FACTOR IN GOLD CUP
      1112 8 (By \Marcus Sup™ bus*') m 11 lUST as all good things must have their nine aay anu J pass on. our local Ascot Gold Cup season with its lull complement of good racing and good tun. and favoured by most kindly weather, was
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      SCORED SWEEPING SUCCESS
      45 8 SCORED SWEEPING SUCCESS A.D.C. scored his first success in Malaya at theSummer Extra meeting at Bukit Timah. He carried 9.0 into a good second behind Rex over seven furlongs on Wednesday, and over five-and-a half furlongs to-day is quite capable of repeating his Summer performance.
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      WRESTLINC BOOM?
      128 8 Canadian Champion s Hope In Britain CANADA'S most brilliant frontier Ear McCreadv. ;ias arrived in England where he hines to .sto r a boom in catch-as-catchncan vr^stlin°. With the all-ir wrcst'ers wtv> :^re"ri v have a fair following }T i tMs co"n* r McCr.ady will hove nothing to
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      31 8 United States beat Germany by 122 points to 93 in a two-days athletic match at Berlin. At the end of the first day i America led by 58 points to 49.
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      Budget Again U.S. Champ
      158 8 Budget Again U.S. Champ J. D BUDGE and C Q J Wimbhdcui champion M again doubles champions c -^^H States Th,, v ,n back which the German pair, h HeJ G. von Cramm. deprive >SM year. wa^™ In this year's match thev M Australians. k Quist and j^M wich. by
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      WALKED OFF
      97 8 Dramatic End To Rfl Tennis Tourney I THERE was a dramatic finish M finals of the men's singles in the^H dine Championship, at Moritz. Boris ManefT who needed only H point for victory, walked off the! His opponent. Max Ellmer. the J Davis Cud player, thus won the
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      Champion At 17
      44 8 SEVENTEEN KAR nf'the prof«S S smeaton.' ?he at Bothwell < holes Champion. In I)eat Thon" 5 ball by thn;. r^^M Twice duru; {wc****Tl became tw« n m brought btfek Mesit^Va end of the fli n n(, played a 1 same, Snowb;' li()lrS
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      18 8 for the su M 'The All I. VSR completed ;4 poii^ M beating Au W*« a Test m
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      28 8 Lady Luck, with Mayo m the saddle, scored a sweeping victory on Wed- ne-day Heavily ?i£hed to-day, it's problematical whether she could d?fy her mpost to win acain.
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