Morning Tribune, 29 September 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE }L j__ No. 207. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, September 2«, 193* FIVE CENTS
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    HITLER CALLS 4 POWER TALKS FOR TO-DAY
    935 1 W i Meet Chamberlain, isolini Daladier Premier Tells Parliament Of Peace Negotiations AT THl\ SSs S8& s IT IS ANNOUNCED THAT GERMAN MOBILISATION HAS BEEN A DELAV^ IT IS STATED THAT HERR HITLER IS MEETING MR CHAMBERLAIN TO-DAY (THURSDAY), AND ALSO SIGNOR MUSSOLINI
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    To Meet To-day
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      25 1 Hongkong PoUcemMi M Sentenced 2 J China War News 3 Kiel's Breast J Roosevelt's Appeal 21 S A FA. Cup 22 1<(( .al Swimming 23
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      58 1 hisis \i;us ON OTHER PACES Premier's Km pi re Broadcast W I oosevelfs New Appeal to Hitler 21 Vliat Premier Told Hitler 24 SHARK oil- Qili) KNTHIJSIASM U^ T^JJ fl A I 1 w I T1 POWDOUED WHOLE MII.K ll pun <i< licious h milk in convcnnnt pOMfe* form Try
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    Hongkong Policemen As Opium Smugglers
    292 2 Hongkong Polic emen As Opium Smugglers Sentenced In Singapore jgfcTORK Mr. H. A. Ferrer, in iht Criminal District Court this morn fn#. four members of the Hongkong Police Force who acted as inti-pirac\ uuard on the motor vessel An^hun." were charged with poKSitssion of non-(.o\ finnan! chandu. Singapore. Wednesday. The
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    THREE DOCTORS GIVE EVIDENCE
    129 2 ISingAjtf, Wednesday THHt.t «(4MtoiN rtM to the Fourth Court this morning to give evidence in a motoring case in which two men were hurt as th;« result of negligent driving of a van Motftaf t# mmm*. John Moren by their Malay driver at the Fouith milestone
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    LABOURERS' ARRIVALS
    33 2 Information has been received by telegraph that three state-aided labourers mil arrive on Sept. 29 by sj>. "Rohna"." ft us expected that these will be sent to Pulau Jerejak for quarantine
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    ACQUITTAL FOR DRIVER
    128 2 ACQUITTAL FOR DRIVER Singapore, Wednesday. I Edward Fitzgerald Wind! was to-day acquitted on thi charge of negligent driving along {Orchard Rend on July 12. Mr. C. H. Koh based his sentence on the fact that the damage sustained by both accused's car and a taxi, which ?cliided. would fit In
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    Alleged Theft
    81 2 Singapoie. Wednesday— Pang Sev Fens, forty-year-old Hainar.ese claimed trial in the Second Court before Mr I onrad Oldham this morning en a charge of having committed theft of 43 eegs, a tin of butter, a tin of vaseline '<- tin of sugar, a tin of coffee, two oranges
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    TRIBUNE'S EXTRA NEWS SERVICE
    63 2 TRIBUNE'S EXTRA NEWS SERVICE -Je and i,,,,, and the novv ;ll n,n Wmem fl) •«WK>O words per m mh f •rUck b aore than anr other Paper in Malaya has ever previou-.lv receive i.^. phically m 1,, ra( |j This decision ha* been reached, noi« ithstanriin ff the expense involved,
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    RAFFLES CADETS INSPECTED
    87 2 Singapore, w»'' :iu s(J ONE hundred and fourteen t^ets of Kafflo Institution "g through thorough morning before Major Heard, W- Staff Officer, local Fetee*. In charge of the parade Cu P l Great attention was paid 10 h imn-out and drills at which the lounr platocn was
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    LOCAL CONCERT
    48 2 A drama. "Chermin-Hidup. 'MjgJ of Life* will be staged at trie World 'A 1 Theatre on Sept. ,J d Marhoum, Mr. T. Ali BgJ^Jfß suphis amateur friends, with thti port of Miss Rlboefs V, a:m c ihow is in aid of erecting a local HU School.
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      32 2 «Kk>wranits A solution that solves the problem of RUST PREVENTION BOWRANITE PAINTS are more than protective. Stocked in six colours and BLACK, they enhance the appearance of visible structuies. 11^"■^■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■fcl WPS. 89A^^hhp
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      185 2 Gelling Up Nights Caused By Germs Are 3-ou worried and annoy d by conwa L •r* tUn f i:^ Nights"'? U roa know that the tru« cause is Irritating conns which are uttacWna the 0 million tiny tubes or rjlh rs wilhln >our kidneys. \<»u can't be well till gtrms
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    JAPANESE PLANES ATTACK INTERNATIONAL TRAIN
    232 3 CHINESE RECOVER LOSHAN AFTER LONG STRUGGLE Hankow. Wednesday. /IPANESE planes bombed and machinegunned the international train carrying Britons and French sailors to Hongkong from lankow. The bombing incident occurred when the train was passing ,orth ol Yochow. The train returned to Wuchang undamaged. "here were
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    Singapore Rotarians Discuss War
    170 3 Singapore Rotarians Discuss War WILL THERE BE RUN ON BANKS? pHK imminence of war in Europe Ls a popular topic of discussion mong Singapore Rotarians. At resterday's meeting of the Rotary "lub, nearly everyone who attended ialked about the grave prospects of Lr breaking out. The President, Mr. T. H.
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    S.S. "Marella"
    106 3 The undermentioned passengers are expected to arrive in Singapore from Australia by the s.s. "MARELLA" about Sept 30 Mr. B. O. Anderson, Mr. *Mrs c L Bentley. Masters C.kJ Bentk-y. Miss O. G. Bland, Mrs. J. M. Fee. Mr. J. A. Garbutt, Mrs. L. Griiff-n-Foley, Miss S. E.
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    DRIVERS FALL OUT
    89 3 Wednesday— Goh Ah th-Aer. a lorry driver, was to-day nnea Por in default seven days' r.i. In the Ff >urth Court before Mr. Kenneth A nicker on a charge of voluntarily cau*ln* hurt with a hammer to a fellow driver, Ong Oh. It was stated that two
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    POLICE BAND
    91 3 The Straits Settlements Police Band will perform in public during October rs follows, under the direction of Mr. C C. Hitch, L.R.A.M.. A.R C M R.M.S.M.: -Thursday, Oct. 6 at 6.00 nm at TelokAyer. Sunday. Oct. 9. at 9.00 pin at Botanic Gardens, Tuesday, net 11 at 7.00
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    DRIVING IN COLONY MUST IMPROVE, SAYS TRAFFIC JUDGE
    82 3 BfaiapQftt. Wednesday. IN sentencing K. Tolnn U I lint* of .S.'tO or in default one month's r.i. when he pleaded jririily to the (fcargi of Mflftaj driving and thereby colliding with tUmlUmuy lonv at the iMf of Kobinson Road at '{.1") a.m.
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    Charge Against Moneylender
    263 3 Charge Against Moneylender July 24 this year he was summoned by court to find out the date the no* was executed. He found that {here had been alterations in the date on the promissory note. He then Kavnotice of defence and came to court and told the magistrate that he
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    Law Notice For To-day
    112 3 Before the chftel jMtftoe In let court at 1U urn Judgment In Magistrate's Ap|>eal No fil 3J! Niun Bun Kim vs. K< i x At 11 am BkCJ 385 37 Public Kx animation of Tay Kfttf Srow. BefOffC Mr Justice Pedlow in 2nd Oourt. fit 11
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      28 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED China Building:, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. iO~ 0~ l« I < —^mm~^*m^^ < ■■■mi i »i^ AiwAif iVAiSlhhbPC^hd ft^^^|
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      121 4 London. Wednesday. Previous To-dav Change RUBBER Steady Strom-. Ist Forward (October* Buyers 7 5 7 7 K 2nd Forward (November* Buyers 7 1116 7 7 8 -3 16 Srd Forward iJanlMar.) Buyers 7 3 -j 715 16 316 Sellers 713 16 8 .+3 16 London. Wednesday. PALM OIL
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      20 4 KUBBEB Pivvimi, v '(ines4,, Forward Jan. Mar gg 15 38 TIN Sellers W j Spot fclrt 1
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      METAL MARKET
      17 4 H.\ Standard Previo Tilling Spot (afternoon (dosing price) £195 da: ChS Forward n9^ gj 3
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      119 4 Previous TO-day Change Distillers 87 6 83- —46 Ounlop Rubber 24 24 Oeneral Electric 73 3 74,imperial Chemical Industrie* 28 27 6 -6d. Imperial Tobacco 125 121 3 —3 9 Anglo-Dutch ,213 213 Canadian Pacific < sft 6% London Tin *> 2 10ft 29 —I*2 Rubber Plan
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      61 4 London. Wednesday. Previou.s To-dav Change i\T. on Pans (closing middle rate) 178.62 179.00 -.38 T.T. on Amsterdam (dosing middle rate) 882 855 -27 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 9-14 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 1 3-1 16 Unchanged T.T, on Japan (closing selling rate) 1
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      83 4 M Singapore. Wednesday. ESSRS Fraser Co.'s report for 1 to-day is as follows:— Tin at midday was $99 58. up $1 18 and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was! buyers Spot 22 cents, buyers January March 22 rents, market very erratic i The market was
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      CRISIS REACTION ON CITY & COMMODITIES
      229 4 CRISIS REACTION ON CITY COMMODITIES London. Wednesday. JJNDER the shadow of the grave political events, activities in the City were concentrated on making an effort It prepare for contingencies The bullion market experienced further large unloading of gold, mostly from continental hoarders. Offerings were again absorbed chiefly by the authorities.
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      FRIENDS OF SINGAPORE
      63 4 The Friends of Singapore ha« decided not to purchase the picture 01 Singapore in 1856 as a copy alreadl ted in Raffles Museum There *a> possibility of the Police Mess being terested in the picture and it was a cided to let them have it if w^JJ
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 London. Wednesday GOLD Previous To-day Change Fine Bar per o* £7.5.6- £7.7.0 +is 6d SILVER 4 months' forward 19 18 S 8
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      7½d RUBBER LIMIT FIXED
      40 4 London. Wednesday THE Rubber Traders' Association Exchange Committee has decided that no dealings in standard ribbed smoked sheet, spot or any forward position on settlement or ordinary terms are to take place under V d Reuter.
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    746 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore. Sept. 28, 5 p.m S Jtai JJ 24,6 :ay 213 22 3 ,mg 10 i« J 0.38 0.42cd 0.72ft 0.77ft Tin 21j6 23--i iraullc 7.6 8 6 L 25,- 26 6 mpong Kamunting 8,6 9|6 :t 176 191- 1- I,4ft punting Tin ..86
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    126 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends SinßU|M»rp, Bept 28, b p m rouu for Cooi| ny Monks Date tm l*» yea* Close EUtam Tin s'; int. Oct. 3 Ort Oct, 4 s'! Pengkalen 3d less tax Ocl 11 Oct io 19% Renong Tin W% Final Oel II Sept I Wfc'
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    165 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS n Wedn< da) Kiner* Sellers ampats 3 9 43 i Batu Belangon 3< 40 Hour Fatt^ 073 078 Hongkong 7. 213 23--jeleSus 065 070 Kamuntini Tin B|6 9 6 Katu Tin 24W 256 KillinghalN 18 1 19Kramats 09 Kuchais 125 130 Laruts W 10 6 iLingui Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    239 5 Int. May 15 Nov. 15 mt i« 3% 1938 red. 1958 $4 000,000 Int. May 15 Nov. 15 H Wrntnam mnaarm 5% 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Int May 1 Nov. i 4 3 /4% 1929 red. 1959-^ »«.250.000 Tnt MaV 15 Nov. ia Tnt June 1 Dec.
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      155 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. Incorporated In Um Nethtrlandi (Netherlandi Trading Boekty) HANKEHS VMSTKKDAM Established by Royal Chartrr AD 1824 Paul Up Capital f 40.030.000 Statutory Resenre Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve i.(HK),ooo hairmun of thr Board of Directors II C I^EHBOCK. M.ui.iymK Board: U CKfcNA DK lONOH President M. TAUUIN CIIAI3OT Director
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      226 6 /L4 VK4// CALLS! Come and Enjoy a Breezy, Bracing t Holiday Entertainment amidst Hundreds of Sun -kissed Skirt -swaying Sirens! TO-lIAV :m.~> ».I3 at <ii< CAPITOL Just the Ripht Show for these Anxious Times! J^^ The Islands Ring with Melody y olir p amirit£ Jm\~si in a Tale of Bold
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      131 6 *"""""C'r-- (hange- jAlhambra! The Greatest of all v Aggers- Vive La Dance l^%| Vive La Romance! \K, i Vive La France' WL I lI 'nd TH( B i J •tixn uoi > 04H S 1 k» J«fr> ft»'d Rich,,,; MMlahl MtMMI L,- ttmtmttmt^ ttmttmmkmtimmim ttmk L-... h Hwr» 9mm mi
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF BICYCLE
    75 7 ALLEGED THEFT OF BICYCLE Singapore. Wednesday Smith <18» and Clyde de 131 appeared before Mr. G. a in the Third Court this r charged with the theft of a /allied at $20 belonging to Mr. yoke Hwee at Upper Bentngoon ni on Aug. 17. Lj were also charged with dis-
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    RATE OF INTEREST
    29 7 1 i itc of interest payable on dei the Post Office Savings Bank, i has been fixed at two per cent. it from Jan. 1. next.
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      360 7 \f As re P <)rt^ 'ocal press Sept. 23rd this film received highest award at International Film Festival TO-NIGHT US or MAM TWAIN's GBEATBBT STOKV OOMEfI To 111 Kin A| L T||F: BFAI T| ()F uoNDKors TECHNICOLOUB! II PAVILION j Ned mischicvdiiv. lovable Tommy Kcll>. C/^ 3 2 i* stai
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      102 7 >■■■ mimi •■••••••^f IGREAT IS RIGHT! yesterday a cheering Audience enthusiastically Confirned] our statement here is, the Greatest Motion Picture ever broufht lo the Screen I DAILY 4 SHOWS- 1 1 A.M. 3-13—6-15 9-15 p.m. j THE /UR-CONDITIOND 5 i TwenUeik (fniurv-iox pnmttia DARUYL T ZANIKK'S Supreme Achievement i m
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    Science Delves Into Life Of Termites & Unravels Unknown Wonders
    671 8 Science Delves Into Life Of Termites Unravels Unknown Wonders Singapore, Wednesday. CC'IKNTIFIC research into the lite and habits of termites has produced a £ood deal of information of value to man in the extermination of this species of insects. But more has yet to be learnt about termites if the
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    CHINESE VISITOR
    40 8 Mrs. Chen Chia, wife of the Chinese Ambassador to Germany u k passed through Singapore on Tuesday with her son Air hen r^° Chern. by the Scharnhorst. Mr. Kao Lin*-Pai. loca, CIIL^CW General, is on extreme right. Tribune
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    Stay Appeal Allowed
    88 8 Stay Appeal A llowed Singapore. Wednesday.— Mr. Justice McElwaine. the Chief Justice, yesterday delivered the full Court of Appeal's judgment in the appeal of Mi*. E. Manasseh of Penang. against the receiving" and adjudication order made against him by Mr. Justice Howes. Mr. B. E. Ross of Penan* asked for
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    Construction Of Strategic Air Base In Alaska
    399 8 Construction Of Strategic Air Base In Alaska JHE high military command in the United States will soon ask President i'iunklin D. Roosevelt for his support in passing through Congress du ing the next session a bill granting ci edits necessary foi the construction of a strategic air base in Alaska.
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    FISHING IN NAVAL BASE WATERS
    261 8 FISHING IN NAVAL BASE WATERS A SPECIAL issue of the Johore Co» ernment Gazette contains the for I lowing notification under the Nava Base Waters (Johore) Enactment.--i In exercise of the powers vested h hir.i by section 7 (I) of the Nan I Waters (Johore) Enactment the om in Charge
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  • CONTRACT BRIDGE
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      Suez Canal Dues Again Reduced
      133 9 Suez Canal Dues Again Reduced Paris. A FTKR having reduced Suez Canal •^passage tolls by sixpence on July 1. 1936, and again by one shilling on April 1, 1937, the Board of Administration of the Suez Canal Company has just decided that a further reduction should come into force on
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      CANADIANS DRINK MORE TEA
      113 9 CANADIANS DRINK MORE TEA l r .clvent of warm weather, Caare drinking more tea ana K)its of tea into Canada during •nth of June last amounted to poundi compared with 3,091,557 June, 1937. tea of India, imported direct or In bond in the United King--1 'he most popular variety with
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      OLYMPIC HANDS IN PLAY
      854 9  - OLYMPIC HANDS IN PLAY Horatius By i\K of the most interesting of T bridge tournaments is the annual itcrnational contest which is known g the Bridge Olympic. 'or this event, in which players from countries participated this year, preed hands are issued and played in joaa parts of the world.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Sept. 29. 1938 MR. ROOSEVELT'S EFFORT
    317 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Sept. 29. 1938 MR. ROOSEVELT' S EFFORT PRESIDENT Roosevelt, in a personal message to Herr Hitler, has made a new appeal for peace and suggests that an international conference be held to settle the troubles of Europe. It is a .splendid gesture and emphasises again that
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    How Japan is FACING UP TO WAR-TIME
    726 10 How Japan is FACING UP TO WAR-TIME ECONOMY NEEDS I HOST oi mean.s for consuming less and saving more were advocated during the War Economy Week which has just been celebrated (writes an "Observer" correspondent > Tokyo's hoardings were plastered with 30.000 posters, urging the people to refrain from buying
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    PERSONALITIES
    135 10 Mr and Ifn O. C S Dobbie are now is residence at 3148. River Valley Road. Singapore 'telephone *****' The Federal Secretary has appointed Mr. J. F. Draper to be a Deputy Public Prosecutor, with effect from September 20 Dr. S. Eveson, Acting Senior Health Officer and Port Health
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    Hollywood Chiefs Worried By Alarming Drop in
    1070 11 in I ent] I oiuion Sept 1 powers that be in Hollywood iav Ktkmay alai ru wi|| longer go to thepkture*. l nis does not mean that the einemas are really empty, but thai »ox office receipts have so shrunk that the financial
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    Canadian Trade Recedes Slightly
    314 11 Ottawa. Canada hi sl'l 1J a severe decline in business operations in Canada in January and February, the government index of the physical volume of business averaged only X.(> per cent, lower during the first six months of 1938 than in the same period of the
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    NEW MINISTRY FOR ITALIAN AFRICA
    84 11 NEW MINISTRY FOR ITALIAN AFRICA Rump. U/oUK h.is h«*ciin >ii ;i in bviMlni i»> home the Italian Colonial •►•in ii iv > (<» bf now n .in Ihi Ministry f<n Italian ifriea." i<» t is t%\ nn.ilrd ;il I llmut I >l> Mti Iht- building, which will bf afl in
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      51 11 POLAROID Classes are the latest scientific discovery in flare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. Now 56.00 See our demonstration of this remark able new inventi'xi THOMPSON OPTICAL Co. I. AltC IDK. SINfiAPOKE. PIIONK MM i i^HONK **p /a
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      46 11 THE THUI TONIC FOOD I Obfmabl* »f ChtnltU Storm j ILL TALK FOR MYSELF JUST GIVE ME THE DESK TESTIj Try an Eaty-WrWnf Royal ia your own office. See why its popularity is increasing to rabidly. I- MOM 6275 RONE. 0 LTD. 3. MtffriTfl Stwtf Umipnw
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    REFUGEES FLOCK PRAGUE
    161 12 REFUGEES FLOCK PRAGUE Planet News M. Edouard Daladier. the French Premier and War Minister, and M. Georges Bonnet, his Foreign Minister, arrived at Croydon by special plane from Paris after an urgent summons from London to hear Mr. Neville Chamberlain's report on his meetings with Herr Hitler concerning the crisis.
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      45 13 INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL CHOICE <>i LADIBS *fe GENTS WRIST WATCHES IN STAINLESS STEEL I.OIJ) Ulilii CSOUI PI VI N M. n >\n 1 1 i> WRIHI HI s si i imn i;i \r DIAMONDS 8P» IAUTt j.f Kjl -y •< >f RENE ULLMANN kaiiiis rua moAPOtt
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    604 14 GOWNS This (> I V, in. the chirm of i hort. they liked a charm n of tliis kind, with an off-tl DICE mad of a patterned fabric in which purple, black, red and rer a white ground, a black and a demui I of the
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      122 14 New Shipment of very attraetive Dinner gowns in fane} pique and linen has been just received Also Smart Cocktail Dresses in Street-length Capitol Bldg. Phone Singapore. 3838. SHOES F/ Serenade Delightful, comfort- able shoes for a Sg#^ glorious day white buckskins and -^ij^jf rlea m i n g white smH^
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      79 14 Why An /p~Zh Powder Foundation? l| LIU -E because all MLss Arden's foundation pre- »Uri~ parations are non-drying, non-smudging. <* y!?|U-^ Th ey leave just the right amount of del'cate film L" ifc-^T-^—Jwl 25 tne skin necess ary to hold the powder smooth. =*QCr^J7---n|l They blend beautifullv with cream rou^e
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      93 14 JEWELLER REGIMENTAL BADCQ ROV.XI. MR potCl ■xquWte piei all the beauty I hand produced English craftsmen. A customer who paid u 5 0 bad;- writes: "1 even better than the one I lost it cost £75 BADGES lor all regiments HAML E Y S Rodne? House 10 Batten R<L SI\(;aP()RE
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    GOWNS
    1088 15 WHFN we called at Marin Vs in Rodney Home. Battery Road the other div lntrißuPd us mast, on account of its Rraceful SWING CUT and sp il ndld r °ntra.sting trimmlne of ***** BROWN stitch Jiir This occurred round tho neck and pockets and aialn on two narrow BANDS
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      40 15 something to crow about NAIINA'S 2nd. Floor I Rodney House. Smart clothes for all occasions 1 lrom S4 I CLOTHES Elsie Mary RODNEY MNMI. I Dresses for all occasions $5 to $30 fl mI E 'A. X IB II IP
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      11 15 Just unpacked Exclusive formal |WVM and Hollywood brassieres THE SMART SHOP
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      42 15 Blu< Duck Uppei wi.it,- RuDtoei Bole win. Mudguard (Jppen ■uitable foi Tennli •>! Beach ire u price s i Incorporated In England PROVISIONS to T S~~ PHOENIX 3 I 0 K u J| e T0 JMfsrtut Y «*g fc. PHUftNU ABUID ATHK LTD
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      312 16 BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES UNCOKPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards Tonnage S'pore Tonnage S'pore 1938 ItSI RANPUKA 17.000 Oct. 7 CHITRAL 15.000 Dec. 2 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Oct. 21 CARTHAGE 15,000 Dec. 16 SOMALI 6.800 Oct. 21 BHUTAN 6,100 Dec. 17 CANTON 15.500 Nov. 4 BEHAR 6.000 Dec. 26 CORFU 15.000 Nov. 18
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      363 16 TO FRENCH 7o"r^| 1) I HOMEWARDS. I FORBIN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk I CAP PADARAN For Marseilles. Nantes. 8f Nazairc i n 4 o- vmettti oct 14 J {to saigon indochina! 8? TOOT** S T I Oei 19 1 m S. A. M. L (from Sawn) GG. MERLIN Fot
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  • POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
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      TO-DAY
      143 17 irm'i FCaraoATs p»i* da excVwestern mSaSSn^ 2 I **L\ |n -Parcels only) Lipi.s fff- ian and Kemasek Lipis V J am vpt, Sudan and Palestine Karapara i4n L, ir itain and Ireland Karapara J I'!!! r( and Great Britain x K.1..M. j except Great Britain J > P ni
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      Vagrant's Death
      83 17 Singapore, Wednesday.— A police conbble while on beat duty at the New; Farket came across a Chinese vagrant uig on the road in a ::erious condion The vagrant was taken in a vicksha [> hospital, where he subsequently died it pneumonia. At the inquiry held to-dav in the
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      NO REAR LIGHT
      70 17 Singapore, Wednesday.— G. H. Stewart of the R.A.F Station, Seletar, was today fined S2 or in default five days' rfgorotu imprisonment when he pleaded guilty to ihe charge of driving without B rear light along Orchard Road at 850 pjn. on Aug. 3. John G. Sullivan, 75,
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    SHIPS IN DOCKS
    112 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE TllK whakms ok EXPECTED TO AEftfVG ki mi. ii.Aitimi it Alain Wharf: Dredger Kuuiifaii Lch Lucift i Ban Ho Ouan Lch Osprey Shabonee CampbiUi Lch Bti T Pta "(Ml Wharf: N',l Coal Wharf: ft] VESSELS IN DKV DOCKS Taajtng Pagaf Mlurl Dock: Nil Victoria Dock:
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    CHINESE "ACE" DIES OF WOUNDS
    163 17 Canton. f APTAIN Wu Lo-liu. the pride ol the Kwangsi Ail Squadron, is dead, according to an official message received here Duiinq the Japanese air raid on Namyunn. in Northern KwanKtuim, on August 30, when eight Japanese aeroplanes were brought down by Chinese pursuit planes,
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    DEATH OF CHINA COAST VETERAN
    97 17 A SSOCIATED in the China Coast trade *■> in his early sea-faring career and later working up to the post of captain of the Empress of India and the Empress of Japan, Captain Henry Pybus, R.N.R., died here recently aged 88. Captain Pybus was .second
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    Politics Dominate Market
    480 17 Politics Dominate Market DOI lIN s h.i\. dominated our 1 inarkt I to a gffftl e\t«-nt .ind I«w4i likely to do so for MM ureks to «oinr. ICi bber <auiiot expn I to rAltr.u t out <>l' Hi.- world situation, and business on an extremeh small ncilr has been Um
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    MONASTERIES MADE PLAYGROUNDS
    121 17 MONASTERIES MADE PLAYGROUNDS Belgrade INSTEAD oi housing unrhorities. sonic Of the most famous incdi* val monasteries ol Yugoslavia will this year become the playground ol laughing children For some years now the number of monks has steadily dtcnaitd Ax the laws of the Ore«'k Orthodox Church render it necessary for
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    Lobster Carnival In Canada
    127 18 AMONG the unique r ovin ce> A tions of Canada I ManU" d al was the annual lobster cannw^ Pictou on the Atlantic co»- ol the to-day the headqua rters oon world's largest f^f.^^Juv to the The port itself ll the R^Yonous W land of Evangeline-made
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      240 18 ON THE RADIO i Mi.thil iiuinliiiK (iramopliopr m-ord' SEPTEMBER 29 SINGAPORE /IIL 225 metres (133 mcs.) ZIIF MM metres (9 69 mc.s) \i m 5 uo Chinese music. t t 15 Children's programme (Manda--0 Shmese music. (mi Hawaiian music. 5 'Talkl for Women." 1 Time, weather, news and an nouncements.
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      245 18 \D( 15.15 Mcs (19.8 m.) p.m. 12.40 Lunch music by Care] van dor Bijl and Bijl-Trio. 1.10 News and weather reports. 1.22 Lunch music. r 2.10 News and weather reports. 2.20 Close down. 450 Time signal. Opening. Tea concert from London. 5 50 Musical programme. 6.20 Micky Mouse selections. 6
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      517 18 LONDON TRANSMISSIONS 2 3. GSF 15.15 Mcs (19.8 m.) GSG 17.19 Mcs (16.8 m.) p.m. 605 Big Ben. Music of Donald Tovey Campbell Murdoch (Baritone) The New English Tno: Gwynneth Trotter (Violin); Aucrey Piggott Violoncello); Dorothea Aspmall t Pianoforte >. f Pianist, composer, and conductor. Sir Donald Tovey is also
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      203 18 COLOMBO 150 The '•V'" 1 -2OS SS P«>W" i: What the fvi iranu re corde a jj 3 tin'S? 3 BJO Chi 905 A ft R-atnam 935 K. i?m n( innoo i0..,0 .< alk V 1 10.50 11.05 A m( r d H 11^2 Vi< 11. dO Closi j/j n.x
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    "AS LONG AS WAR HAS NOT BEGUN, THERE IS HOPE,"SAYS PREMIER
    1028 19 "AS LONG AS WAR HAS NOT BEGUN, THERE IS HOPE," SAYS PREMIER London, Wednesday. \Vvilic Chamberlain. In his !w ast to the Empire from 10 Street last Bight, said he make in Parliament to-day t atement on the events which to the present anxious and i situation. n (erred to
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    "Innocent People Are Praying"
    84 19 (ienrva. Sept. l"i. MK. l)»- Valera. the Irish preniie,- has sent a telegram to Mr. Chamberlain stating: "Let nothing daunt you or deflect yo«i in your effort to MfWC pcue. Tens of millions f innocent people on both sides, who have no cause against each other
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    States To Take Action Against Japan?
    298 19 (ieiu'va. Wednesday. THE League Cbund] ha* agreed that Article Sixteen of the ('-.♦Mian (sanction*) applies to Jai/an in the present dispute with China. \9 left to individual btates take what i :tion they think fit. decision followed a secret session! Council this afte-noon to
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS AT K.L. RACE
    755 20 $1,057 DOUBLE TOTE [From Our Oicn Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. (JOOD DIVIDENDS marked to-day's races, the second clay of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn meeting when a mid-week card of seven events was worked oft'. There were two dividends of over $50 and three over
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    Results At A Glance
    74 20 RACE 1: INVENTORY COMMA SILVER L\(K Sls<r«« RACE 2: QUEEN OF m S HEARTS JOCK GORDON INMORF *H ti, M RACE 3: GLITTER Bl SHEILA II qj $7 IP RACE 4: PRESTIGE NEW MOON MALLANUIT miui" RACE 5: PIPE 07 58 PEACE THE PLANTER FOUR O'CLOCK
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    INTERPRETER'S HOUSE BROKEN-INTO
    63 20 INTERPRETER'S HOUSE BROKEN -INTO Singapore, Wednesday. THE house of Che Mohamed Noor. Malay interpreter of the Fourth Police Court, at No 40, Pennefather Road, Katonj. was reported to have been broken Into this morning. Che Noor received a telephone call from the Joo Chiat Police Station informing of the incident.
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    RUBBER AUCTIONS
    146 20 The Singapore Chamber of Comnur* Rubber Association held its 140ht Auction on Sept. 28. 1938 and the folWg were catalogued and prices realismCatalogued 790 641 Ibs.-t0n53a2.96 Offered 658.442 Lbs.-toM 293.93Sold 457,421 lbs.-tons 204.21. London— Spot 7 11 16d. New York-Spot 15 1 centeL PRICES RffAUSff Ribbed Smoked Sheet
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    Roosevelt Suggests International Conference To Settle Crisis
    459 21 Roosevelt Suggests International Conference To Settle Crisis PERSONAL ADDRESS TO HITLER WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, ADDRESSING HITLER PERSONALLY, H\s MADE A WAX APPEAI FOK PEACE, SUGGESTING AN INTERNATIONA] (ONFERENCE TO SETTLE THE TROUItI ES OF EUROPE THE MKSSACJK ACKNOWLEDGES HITLER'S REPLY TO MR. ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE OP MONDAY AND SAYS: 'THE
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    GERMANS SURPRISED AT CHAMBERLAIN'S SPEECH
    66 21 GERMANS SURPRISED AT CHAMBERLAIN'S SPEECH Berlin, Wednesday. •URPRISE is expressed by German commentators: that M:\ Chamberlain as found "no word of compassion foi he oppressed terrorised Sudeten.*" in tis broadcast utterance. A commentary on the situation asks jtoj Mr. Chamberlain does not uiv.e the ■ecba to accept the German memoranbra
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    TO-DAY'S CUP SOCCER
    77 21 T!HE Police, who beat the Chinese second .string in the qualifying round of the Singapore Challenge Cup Competition, meet the Royal Artillery <Changi> In the first round of the Competition at the Anson Road Stadium Lo-dav. This will be the first appearance ol the Gunners in the
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    Mobilisation Drive In Japan
    227 21 Mobilisation Drive In Japan Tokyo, Wednesday. HEAVY rains are holding up ooerations in the Japanese advance »n sinyang, 115 miles north of 1 1 an Row, stated the War Minister, General Itagaki. Chinese troops had constructed a >trnng defence at Tienchiachens, a fortified town 90 miles from Hankow md have
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    MONETARY AGREEMENT
    20 21 MONETARY AGREEMENT n Wednesd 13 1 1 KXiaJ situatJ 1 I 1 mational ther than UireaU?nii ffl tol viewc Reuter
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    "The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer" Notable Picture
    306 21 "The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer" Notable Picture C^jOuol^ --/fj2<AjC^cr-C THF Advrnlurrs o| I „tn s.iumi Ike United \rt.su ektore no* :«t the I'.ivilioii is ran- and refresh m| entertainment. Much h;..s been bean] ol tin, prodttc tton !>y David Belznlck, who broughl the screen David Copperfleld 1 me Prisoner oi
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    "IN OLD CHICAGO " GREAT FILM
    172 21 "IN OLD CHICAGO GREAT FILM CVKKY once in tin- while a picture comes out of Hollywood which nets even Hollywood gaspim: Such a film is "In Old humo," present attraction at the Alhambra. one of the most moving picture* made for a IMMF time. Taking a ptm Ottt of Chicago'.
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    Minority Issue
    33 21 W RTedne d i W\ tod a pte plan I min< P i ntalned In the 1* h,h reply f<> note from Pi M i I del hQ D BeBM Reuter
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    RECS ELIMINATED FROM CUP BY SECOND DIVISION TEAM
    358 22 PUBLISHERS WIN BY GOAL TWO MINUTES FROM THE END PUBLISHERS -1; RECS. 0. A SOLITARY GOAL SCORED BY A. JABAR TWO MlMitk FROM THE END GAVE THE PUBLISHERS. THE SEoJvn DIVISION SIDE, VICTORY OVER THEIR FIRST DIVISIov OPPONENTS, THE RECS., IN A
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    Chinese Women Draw In First Hockey Match
    290 22 DLAYING their first match, the Chinese Recreation Club "women's" team held the McNair Girls to a goaless draw at hockey yesterday evening on the C.R.C. ground. The home side had five male players and the visitors had only one. The visitors were decidedly
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    Y.M.C.A. BEAT THE GUNNERS
    160 22 YJM.C.A. 3; 7th Battery R.A. .1 CUPERIOR teamwork of the Y.M.C.A. d was the deciding factor in their hockey match with the Royal Artillery 7th Heavy Battery yesterday at the Y.M.C.A. ground, the Y.M.C.A. winning 3 l. The superiority of the Y.M.C.A. team was evident shortly
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    INDIANS BEAT A.C.S.
    102 22 INDIANS BEAT A. C.S. I.A. II 3; A.C.S 1 rE hockey match between the Indian Association second string and the Anglo-Chinese School at Balestier plain vesterda v ended in a victory for the homesters bv three goals to one. The scholars, though enterprising, could not withstand the forceful plav of
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    HOME SOCCER
    16 22 Yesterday's Northern Division League game resulted as follows: Accrington S. 1 Oldham A. 3.
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    52 22 V.M.C.A. Junior Dept. at hockey vs. 1 R.A.F. <H.Q.» to-day at the Anson Road ground: —Edward Wee; Tan Guan Kiat, J. B. Shaw; I. Hope, Urn Njit Siong. Wong Satt Lim; J. Manasseh, S. Hope, L. Newman, Yow Wah Sung, Looi Imm Meng. Reserves:— Koh Kim Seng; Eng
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    BLACK CUP SOCCER
    33 22 The following have been selected to represent Kluang vs. Segamat in the Black" Cup competition to-morrow: Tan Wah Boon (Chinese), Yusop bin Kadir (Malay), Willacy (Ranger), Ibra(Continued in next column)
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    Y.M.C.A. Tennis
    123 22 FIVE more ties were played off in the Y.M.C.A. handicap tennis tournament yesterday. Results: MIXED DOUBLES A. H. Yap Miss Simonson (scr.) beat U. Yoshii Mrs. Pennefather ,_4O) 6—2, 6—4. MEN'S SINGLES, 4 A' CLASS Tan Huck Toe (—30.3) beat Dr. G. Haridas (—15.3) 6—3, 6—l; Urn Hee
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    BRITISH 'HEAVY' TITLE FIGHT
    176 22 BRITISH 'HEAVY' TITLE FIGHT London, Wednesday. AT Harringay Arena last night. in the British heavyweight championship eliminator, scheduled for twelve rounds, Eddie Phillips. London, knocked oat Jack Doyle. Ireland, in the second round The fight attracted a crowd of 12,000. Making: his reappearance after 18 monthths 1 absence from the
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    75 22 S.C.C. BILLIARDS S.C.C. will be played a& week: rl s Handicap: MONDAY: "A Cjjs illc .JO Pritchett (-20) vs. M. W J TUESDAY: "A" Class ita „c r Bembroke 1—20 vs. H F^r ||jnd WEDNESDAY: "A C „n -scr KC. Glllett (-30) v^ THURSDAY: "A Class ,g B. Evans (-20)
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    S.C.C. WIN KLINEY CUP TIE
    69 23 THF Singapore Cricket Club won both their singles matches against the Royal Air Force in the opening tie of Kliney Cup Tennis Tournament at the S.C.C. yesterday afternoon. match of the day was that betpn N 8. Wise and Sgt. Gould (R.A.F.) f he S.C.C.
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    TO-DAY'S TIDES
    130 23 Hifh Tides: 1.48 a.m. 8 ft. 6 ins.: 1.24 p.m. 9 ft. 3 ins. I .sets B—6. 6—2. Wise W9M fully d In the first set and missed easy shots at net. the first set at 5—2 in favour SC.C, Wise let the R.A.F. player r -no score
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    ANCLIN CLUB TEAM
    36 23 A NCLIN CLUB TEAM 'owing is the Tanglin Club cam selected for the Kliney R. L Moir W J. N. Dr. H. O. Hopkins T J t round will be played against a] ay RecreaUon Club.
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    SOUTH CHINA SWIMMING STARS HERE
    484 23 S OUTH CHINA SWIMMING STARS HERE WILL MEET LOCAL OPPOSITION By "FORWARD' fIINE CHINESE SWIMMING STARS OF SOUTH CHINA STAR^WHO HA J?^ LVES E HONGKONG AQUATIC STARS WHO HAVE HELD VARroUS TITLES HAVE INTVAnpn MALAYA TO ENGAGE LOCAL COMPETITION In xSeSS OF MEETS IN AID OF THE CHINA RELIEF FUNa
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    SOME RECORDS
    41 23 The nine swimmers who will be seen locally include two girls, and briel recoids of each follows:— MISS CHAN WOON KHINU, age 19. Kwangtung Provincial champion 1936, represented Kwangtung in the National meet held in Shanghai in 1935. and
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    I. A. HOCKEY
    44 23 The fallowing will represent the lA. against the Y.M.CA. oh Friday at the I. A. around in a hockey match Hari Sin^h: 8. Annullia, P. Baskaran. B Vanna. Paul. P Gupta; Choor Sin^h. Chowdhury. Paramjotiiy. M. M. H. Namazie Wasir Singh.
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    Keppel Golf Club Title
    32 23 The finai of the Keppel (iolf (1/ a ladi«*s' championship uas plav«-«l vesterdav re!»u!tins in Mrs. Sherry left) beatine Mrs CtWM 5 and ovrr II r <les. Tribune
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    S.C.R.C. DEFEAT RAFFLES
    189 23 S.C.R.C. DEFEAT RAFFLES A I I Hoi <, 1 f the secoiul string of the n S.CR.C, playing a man short, heat Kaffirs Institution by two goals to nil in a friendly fixture on thr school ground yrstrrday afternoon it must be said in fairness to the losers that they
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    114 23 I The followini vui! repratant thi 8.C4 J v.s s,s Mice to <!.<•. i( the 8.C.0 h c» Bhaw, I <• Barnc i.r i i Macmlllan LI h Hutoati Cap* .J R JKHirtt. p Wood, Cap< R <f j Klngnnill, h f Earl, h h h Tbdd A
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    PREMIER'S "ALRIGHT RESULTS IN BOOM SCENES ON THE MARKETS
    89 24 PREMIER'S "ALRIGHT RESULTS IN BOOM SCENES ON THE MARKETS London, Wednesday. IT S alright this time. This spontaneous remark by the Prime 1 Minister to cheering crowds on his return to Downing Street epitomises the all-pervading foelin S of relief with wh.ch the c.ty heard the news of to-morrows Munich
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    Fleet Mobilisation Order Signed
    37 24 London. Wednesday. His Majesty the King held a Council meeting at Buckingham Palace this morning for the purpose of signing the proclamation calling up naval reservists and the mobilNatio:. of the fleet Reuter
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    CONGRESS WILL FIGHT WITH BRITAIN
    85 24 Winnipeg, Wednesday. SIR Firoze-Khan Noon, (High Commissioner for India in the United Kingdom), on arrival here to-day, said that India was ready to come to Britain's aid. Noon, who lectures on a tour or Canada, added that Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru made it clear in his
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    WHITE PAPER ON CZECHOSLOVAKIA
    264 24 London, Wednesday. A White Paper issued contains correspondence respecting Czechoslovakia emanating from Hitler and from Lord Runciman to the Premier on Sept. 21, the Anglo-French proposals presented to Czechoslovakia, Mr. Chamberlain's letters and the memorandum to Herr Hitler, and other documents. Mr. Chamberlain's first letters were
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    JAPAN FEARS AMERICA
    125 24 I Tokyo, Wednesday. I IT it learned that certain Interested powers have been sounding Japan in I egard to her intentions in the event of e European war, but the response litherto has not gone beyond afflrmat on of moral support for Germany and Italy The general
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    German Mobilisation Delayed
    446 24 German Mobilisation Delayed GERMAN mobilisation has been delayed for 24 hours states a late Reuter sage. Berlin m< ssages r tatp th*f learned from o ood S o Urces l X" J! posals have been made to Herr for Anglo-French occupaUon o enla i n d He i: r Hitkr
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