Morning Tribune, 11 October 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 3-No- 217 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, October 11, 1938. FIVE .CENTS.
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    CHINESE SCORE ANOTHER "TRIERCHWANG" VICTORY
    297 1 JANTONESE TROOPS, DEFENDING HANKOW, WIPE 0UT 20,000 JAPS HANKOW, MONDAY. MBLE TENTH" TO-DAY, 27TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE CHINESE RFPI BLIC BROUGHT EXTREMELY CHEERFUL NEWS FROM THE WAR FRONT fHICH HAS THROWN THE WHOLE COUNTRY INTO A STATE OF JUBILATION. 1 Crack Cantonese
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    SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES FEARED
    127 1 SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES FEARED MTI-CATHOUC RIOTS Vienna, Monday. LoLITK AL consequences of the re- cent anti-Catholic riots ar« iuly to be serious, according to Ids? observers. lis considered unlikely that any Ih effort can now be made to reach feereement between the Church and I Nazi Party here. lard. rial Theudor
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    BULGARIAN ARMY CHIEF ASSASSINATED
    59 1 Sofia, Monday. MAJOR-GENERAL Peeff, chief of staff of the Bulgarian Army, was shot dead this afternoon when on his way to the War Office. The assassin, who was armed with a re vulver, is variously reported as civilian and an officer of the army reserve. He
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    DISINTEGRATION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA
    165 1 DISINTEGRATION OF CZECHOSLO VAKIA HUNGARIAN DEMANDS d PRAGUE, MONDAY. A<f m,^ ING DEMA NDS, WHICH ARE REGARDED HERE OVaS o NG THE INTEGRATION OF CZECHOWGartav REMAINING TERRITORY, ARE MADE IN A JarS oAl OTE prese nted yesterday at the MAR °M CONFERENCE Son t d(>m ands the immediate f o
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    French Press Distrusts Hitler
    165 1 French Press Distrusts Hitler PARIS, MONDAY. niSTRUST REGARDING THE VALUE U OF THE MUNICH AGREEMENT AND APPREHENSION OVER HERR HITLER'S FUTURE INTENTIONS ARE THE KEYNOTES OF PRESS COMMENT ON HERR HITLER'S SPEECH. The "Amour Echode" (Paris) says that Herr Hitler will make a grave mistake if he does not realise
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    PROGRESS OF THE SHADOW FACTORIES
    122 1 PROGRESS OF THE SHADOW FACTORIES London, Monday. The progress m connection with the shadow factory company being managed for the air ministry was reported by Lord Austin at the annual meeting of the Austin Motor Car Company. Lord Austin said that the production of engines of planes was preceeding at
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    Malayan Chinese Praised By Marshal Chiang & President Lin Sen
    252 2 Malayan Chinese Praised By Marshal Chiang President Lin Sen Singapore, Monday. MAKE foi the efforts of IMIHI' Chin -so to help— financially an»l > ItcrwiM n China's campaign m afcltttt was the keynote of mes-j-Igii from national leaders, like Mr ,?n Sen. president of the Central CfIHIMWt Oneralissimo Chiang \i.-«.ht»k.
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    N.E.I. Ban Chinese Immigrants: Quota Reached
    129 2 N.E.I. Ban Chinese Immigrants: Quota Reached Morning Tribune Exclusive) AN and after Oct. 14, no Chinese immigrants will be allowed admission into any part of the Netherlands East Indies. The immigration quota for 1938 has. the Tribune is informed, been exhausted, and visaTfor immigrants will, therefore, not be issued until
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    P. & O. SOUDAN
    21 2 P. O. SOUDAN ["he P md O Soudan ki due at Singar 't «n Hongkong at Ham to-morrow i iVi'ui l-iv
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    OPENED CHINESE CONGRESS
    14 2 MX TAN K.\II XXi:, who opened !!:r ChifMM ConfrfM yesterday. Tribune
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    PUBLIC STRIP-TEASE EXHIBITION
    88 2 PUBLIC STRIP-TEASE EXHIBITION Singapore, Monday. WHEN an elderly woman, (Jhan Ah Ngee, and a youth. Wong Seong Long, were produced this morning before Mr. G. S. Kawlings the Third Magistrate, on a charge of disorderly conduct by fighting at New Bridge Road yesterday morning. Court Inspector Whittles informed the Court
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    Over 100 In Ceremony
    295 2 (Morning Tribune Special) EIRE-WALKING, one of the most gruelling acts of selfimmolation to which Hindu devotees submit themselves, was performed by over a hundred Indians yesterday evening at the Mariamman Temple. South Bridge Road. Over 6.000 people, including a large number of Europeans, witnessed the ceremony
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    Lord Mayor Appeals To Singapore
    57 2 Lord Mayor Appeals To Singapore The chairman of the Singapore Chs her of Commerce has received the foils ig cable from Sir Harry TwyfordJ Lord Mayor of London:— Will you please support my appi for the appalling suffering of Czed siovak refugees by opening a I cmongst residents m Malaya,
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    Fire-Walking
    135 2 Factious disputes usually coi a head on ceremonial occasion i a-i i J( day's ceremony was no cxi before the fire-walking. f -J slight disturbance which the p<>' ly put down. fl t Many would ask what exu> iro secret of this miraculous 1 v^ fire. Psycho-analysts tried v
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      24 2 "Poundmark" Roofing Tiles CHEAP STRONG COLOURFUL The most vleqant and economical roofing on the market A I'rodtict »f The British Empire. Gymi^Gb s > >!)A
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    LABOUR CONTROLLER INTERVIEWED
    166 3 LABOUR CONTROLLER INTERVIEWED Singapore. Monday. nTKIKKKS' demands are always exorbitant and unreasonable. T he demands made by the ricksha* pullers are no exception to Ihe ru!« This was i statement me !o-day by the Assis[an( Controller of Labour, Mr. ,T. |m (writes a Tribune ■c porter). Sough promised that the
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    RICKSHA STRIKERS AGAIN MAKE TROUBLE
    415 3 RICKSHA STRIKERS AGAIN MAKE TROUBLE POLICE CALLED OUT TO JALAN BESAR [AST NIGHT WAS THE THIRD NIGHT IN SUCCESSION OF DISTURBANCES BY RICKSHA STRIKERS. The Police yesterday afternoon requested the Registrar of Vehicles to advise ricksha owners to keep their rickshas at the depot for safekeeping. With the co-operation ol
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    Cheating Charge
    74 3 Singapore, Monday. BEVOI CHARLES ELLIOT made another appearance m the Third tourt beiore Mr. G. S. Rawlings m expect ot a cheating charge coverir live bottles of beer valued at 1.75. 'ourt Inspector M. M. Whittles, who MCttied, informed his worship that: ■coined is being represented by Mr.j
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    MALAY SCHOOLS' EXHIBITION
    31 3 The Singapore Malay Schools 1938 Exhibition of work will be held at Kota Raia Malay School (old Victoria Bridge School on Friday. Oct. 21 and Saturday. Oct. 22.
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    'I Want To Die," Says Youth
    123 3 [AST wnrdsof 19-year-old Yung Up Sin, a Hotkien Chinese, who was found by his uncle on a mall canvas bed, suffering excruciating mm after allegedly drinking hydracloric acid were "I want to g* rding to the evidence brouaht JSJ" «>urt Yong had not been
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    SOLDIERS CHARGED
    27 3 J LLIAM Wilkin«? lnßapore Monday. M Ukinson aged 31, and John tho n\ ni^ d 2 British privates S*s In SfS' w ere this "oms
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    GERMAN FINED FOR NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    127 3 GERMAN FINED FOR NEGLIGENT DRIVING E Singapore, Monday. K. O. iiuco. German salesman employed by Borneo Motors, was to-day faced with tuo charges m the Traffic District Court for causing hurt to James Walker and I). W. Pot by a negligent act at the junction of Bale* tier Road and
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    POLICE BAND
    66 3 The Police Band will play the following programme at Waterloo Street this evening beginning at seven o'clock: 1. March "Light Cavalry" Starke. 2. Overture "Martha" Flotow. 3. Selection "Musical Comedy Swith" arr. by Henry Hall. 4. Waltz "Over the Waves" Rasas. 5. An Alaskan Love Song "Cocheco' 1
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      174 3 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. WINTER RACE MEETING. 1938. SATURDAY STH, WEDNESDAY 9TH. FRIDAY 11TH SATURDAY 12TH NOVEMBER. [ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 noon TUESDAY 25TH OCTOBER 1938. 1 SWEEPS.— A $5 UNLIMITED SWEEP--1 STAKE FOR MEMBERS ONLY will be held each Race day. Applications for tickets must be m writing and be
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      40 3 MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE FIAT MARVELETTE late 1937 model, 13,700 miles, insured till August 1939, tax paid, one owner, leaving colony quick. Replies Lim Keng Hor, Morning Tribune. fIULLE ELECTRIC CLOCKS NEVER NEED WINDING Sol, Agent.: MONT OR LTD.- SINGAPORE.
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      39 3 x W' m \Z*y V m. tdl i *f* W- ft Silvilcrin The Nnturn 1 Hair Food ro-^s into thi root of hair trouble Of nil Ch.«mli<ts and Higi> riass Stores 4c H.Ur-Dre^r^ i Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS SINGAPORE.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      56 4 Previous To-dav :id U it on Pans (closing middle rate) 178.93 178.94 Ua JI rt" Sn Anwteraam (closing middle rate' 8. 80-114 8 76-5 8 TT on Shanghai (dosing selling rate J" 3 Unchanged rTonHongkonK (ciosinK seliinß rate> 13-i|ie Unchanged T Ton Japan (closing selling rate) Unchanged rr'onNew
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      82 4 London moimu Pieviou r<>-day Chi H "I""** Buyer. mT" -/ml Fo"rwar<l .November. ttt\U t\U London. Monday .•Ai.M oil (itauy.) v:1 T u«2£s (n hulk BeptlOct. shipment <JOf*ttA (Straits. F.M.S.) £10-8-9 nominal Unchanged ticpt Shipment hAGO KLOUR (Sarawik) M Sf|to Unchanged Bcpt|Oct. Hhlpment TAPIOCA (l»t quality) Unchain* (Singapore) Sept.
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      METAL MARKET
      6 4 UN Standard gjjtojj To-W
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      Hospital Employee Charged
      98 4 Hospital Employee Charged Singapore. Monday W. G Herbert, an empioyte of tH Mental Hospital. \m> to-* charged with driving nf.-li^nlj causing hurt io Ongr Ka»S inoy* Oct. 9. Accused claimed trial, tne cw postponed to Nov. 11. J On a aecond charge of failing duco hii licence when a&ked to
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      NEW YORK CABLE
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      Fraser's Dairy Report
      248 4 Singapore. Monday. MIMING: Tin at midday was $104' 8 up Sl'h Tint Tin share market to-day was nrm although the Sterling section, m the absence of seller*, was rather quiet. Southern Kintas had buyers $5.40. sellers asking $5.55 cum dividend, Selajranga were quoted 5 9 6 3
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      Copper Production Now 105 P.C
      227 4 Copper Production Now 105 P.C London, Monday. ON behalf of the copper producing companies operating under the restriction scheme, it is officially announced that from Oct. 15 production will be increased from 95 per cent, to 105 per cent of the agreed tonnages. The announcement i.s generally welcomed by market
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      98 4 Ounlop Rubber 9 cjeneral Electric •Jg, 2 imperial Creraical Industrie. JWH 30 10', ExDiv Imperial Tobacco I4I) 7 l 4° 7zd London Tin t il() 3 v Rubber Plan Investment tTw* :{0 10' 30 9 Pod. f»uhan^B W 16(8 6d. London AslaUc 3» 3 10' u i'
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      BULLION MARKET
      30 4 -I|fcl lfc London, Monday UIiU Previous To-day Chan" Fine Bar per ol £7.5.4';. 17.1.10 sk,d Spot ittlM lt% 1 1 16 4 montha' forward 107|16 19 1 fll6
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    694 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company B M Trustee 600 6 75cd Con. T. S. 1% Pref. 21,6 2216 Con. T. S Ord. 20- 21Eastern Realty I^2>-2 142% Est. Trust Ag. 4.00 4.25 I Eastern United 31.75 32.75 F and N. Ord. 13.85 14.15 i do7%%Prefs. 9.15 9.40 f Gammon
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    92 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Oct. 10, 5 p.m. Col/ dividend Knok* ihu, tt Wt TW Close PayableRenongTin 10% Final— Oct. 13 Sept. 1 17»£% Southern Kinta 2ft% Int. less tax Oct. 8 Oct. 27 Oct. 9 5% Temon 6d. final Oct. 3 Oct. 26 Oct. 10 7»A%
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    207 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 3 Batu Selangors 1.42 1.47 Hong Fatts 0.79 o^B4 Hongkong Tin 231- 24|6 Jelebus <X7O 0.75 Kamunting Tin 9.(6 1016 Katu Tin 25|- 26iKillinghalls 18 19 1Kramats 103 11 13 Kuchus 1.30 1.35 Laruts lOj- 11|Lingui Tin 1.55 1.65 London
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    161 5 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY >?£?l«.*oo 971/2 norn ffftffS** 106%1083/4 norn J.U 3 J£ 3^ M«* 1123 /4 non| £m\V^« 105 W norn 6 121 123 cl i i!!, 1 A". »1 123 d Int. May 15 Nov. 15 100 1 102'-> ci 3% 1938 red. 1958
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      153 5 nederlandscfle HANDEL. I MAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AD. 1324 Paid Up -Capital 1 40,030,030 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve I.OGU.jOO Chairman of the Board of Direr tors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE lONGH President M
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      263 6 --rr-m'vr xi 4i>E mk DBEDS t' COMING SHORTLY '111 vj^^^L 24 >^/ __9I _____r^___B______r^ f M'tViT^^^^ i RQXY BAR _o»^:n:>pm till midnight THEATRE RQ\AL I TZ*^ir^ OPKMMi TO-NIOHT U5 j j o|itstandinff Hindustani FILM With An Entire Star Cast lUMXTU UuMMIM OF Ir^J^^M^WPwi 5 Ijoc ummeac. rvBUC Bxonr 5 NO.
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    MAGISTRATE ACTS AS INTERPRETER
    97 7 MAGISTRATE ACTS AS INTERPRETER Smgaport*. Monday. 8 V TAG r CHE, 37-year-oid Japanese, 1 uliaded guflty to a charge of haviftf abetled th> offence of reccivin- illegal Rratiiicaticn by a police constable of 30 cents m Stamford IWad. iiimtion of Hill Street, when be appeared m the third court be\me
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    RIOTING AGAINST CHINESE
    41 7 RIOTING AGAINST CHINESE siruapsre. Monday. Lm n NG HOCK, a middle-ajjd AN i;, ,nn« »red t'ftore Mr. f another Chinese iv nnuKl three pieeescl broken E!\«\h« irruscd's pockets. a"; $100 was alloYed pending the Sf,iln j tnr cano after a week.
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    Accused Of Carrying Arms
    57 7 Accused Of Carrying Arms tacaporp Monday. -When the case ffi i Chinese. Sco Ah Lek. was ff out m the Second Court this Knfbe ore Mr. Conrad Oldham. RlnsDector T. E Wray informed woS that, the accused was m Z asked lor a week's postponeit which was granted le was
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      136 7 EMPIRE Theatre (TaajMf Pagar) 10-N'isht 7 and 9.15 p.m. SINMM. MARIMC 94 m DICK POWELL ■•■iiiniiiuniuMin NEW QlTia 30 *M irouo «3 Uli p M CL4UDETTE COLBERT IX MAID Ol S A I. X M lm im^f NEW WORLII I road. Ma lava v I .fading Amusement Park>. ftA^C£ PALACEJ
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      51 7 .^c y^ lALHAMBRA j Keturn Screening Shortly l i v \j-Q *^.> jt <v iftll a3 3H? "«P^ I Errol Flynn I I Olivia DeHavilhnd I I I Basil Rathbone»Chude Rains PatT* K.no»U* l.ufcn, I'jilrttr AUn Hair Mclvillr Cooper Uo Huti(rr Una O'Connor ►„.,..Jk, IMMIhHOi Vy r^w T ECHN ICOLOR
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      197 7 T^ I'ositively LAST NICHT of Ihis Uproarious Paramount Musical S Comedy Show I i JW I CAPITOL S J v&^^F (il5 TONIGHT 915 v r/-r^\ut3BU®ja^^^ lun% Arable, Martha Raye, ••I'll 1 1 Fi:r i jf jIW v^^ h Farainount's bij> iiph C m Hi I f Musical Comedy Show J^
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    A. R. P. IN FULL SWING IN GREAT BRITAIN
    3798 8 \otandoit\ m m m m Millions Of Masks Distributed More Volunteers Wanted [from Our Own Correspmdmt I London. Sept. 30. I AM now one of several million Londoners with a gas mask, ready lor any emergency. Registry began on Saturday, September
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      38 9 IPM£da^t BY APPOINTMENT HJ^^|M| Dewar's iofk VV 1 1 1 l C %s io pri^S \w I due i c^ AO s >n RIGHT SPIRIT SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. *S!Zm Sime, Darby to. Ltd.^! r^ AGENTS WPS .1
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    CHINESE FORCES HAVE SITUATION WELL IN HAND
    394 11 CHINESE FORCES HAVE SITUATION WELL IN HAND Geographical Advantages Emphasised North Yangtse Front. ASSURANCES that the Chinese forces have the situation along the north bank of the Yangtze, as well as on the south Honan front, well m hand were given by a high Chinese commander at his field headquarters
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    REFUGEES IN BRAZIL
    109 11 4,800 In Number Rio De Janeiro. BRAZILIAN police records estimate the number of foreign refugees residing illegally m Brazil at 4,800. These figures however only cover foreigners who have entered the country on tourist visas. Many are believed to £c smuggled over the frontiers of Argentine and
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    WORLD SHIPPING SITUATION
    245 11 I I.S. A. Attitude To I Minimum Freights I Tin omlon representative of a II „iirm Inited States shipping |„tii|':un told The Journal of Com- mmr and Shipping Telegraph I nut ill this talk about pools and I Minimum fniehts hardly applies to I urn American shipping
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    25 Years After Prison Sentence
    121 11 25 Years After Prison Sentence TWENTY hit Berlin. r, ■]r*? Vi years after serving she ml!?! sentence for a crime omn 1^ an inhabitant stored. d her ffood nan >c A*wt? of 35 she was he vil] a" c J^ 1^ ref ««e into and sentenced to six Protest,] t'
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    BRITISH COAL FOR AUSTRALIA
    117 11 AUSTRALIAN Government buyers n are inquiring on the Hull coal export market for a cargo of 6,000 to 8,000 tons of Yorkshire locomotive steam coal to be shipped probably to Melbourne and also for another cargo of 6,000 to 8,000 tons of best South Yorkshire gas
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    Heart Theories Are Revised
    317 11 "Athlete's" Disease Is A Bogey A MEDICAL correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph writes: The modern approach of the study of the heart and its action m health and disease has led to the exploding of many fallacies. The work of the late Sir James Mackenzie, the
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    FRANCE BUILDS NAVAL BASE IN FAR EAST
    110 11 A PART of the 400,000,000-franc loan recently floated, partly m IndoChina, for the defence of France's eastern possessions will be devoted to fortifying Cam Ranh Bay m Annam, French Indo-China, for use as a naval base. This work, it is stated, will be
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      77 11 I THE TRUE TONIC FOOD I Obtainable of mil Chmmuu and Store* POLAROID fill Ml I are the latest scientific discovery m glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 f eet below the surface of the water. Mow 56.00 See our demonstration of this remarkable new
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    Catholics Demonstrate In London
    149 12 As a protest ;ituinst the recent confi-rnuT of Urn World I nion af Free Thinkers, the so-called 'Godless Congress." many thousands of Roman Cath from al parti of Britain Marched In silence from si. Geerge'a Cathedral, Southwark. to Westminster Cathedral, where from the balcony Benediction fifCfl
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      50 13 YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST Sll.rcriONS IN DIAMOND KINGS BRACELCTI BROOCHES, elt. AT ESvho 3 I.LMA.W WHERE QUAUTt and VAMJI AltE I TRAUIIiONAL. The Best is to rume aod see at jj RENE ULLMANN JEWELLERS. Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. I Opened daily including Saturdays I from 8 a.m. to 6 pju.
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    Little Tricks Of make-Up
    742 14 Little Tricks Of make-Up Learn How To Apply Cosmetics So That They Look Altogether Natural p you were luck) enough to be 1 aNc to tar-.- peirp into the private boudoir Ol any UrfßOUi thcu- nVikl or mm star just at the mo mml when sn.- «mi putting the flnlshini
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    Do You Get Enough Sleep
    319 14 IF you want to preserve your beauty and your physical well-being, :Ve to it that yo:' a sufficient amount Ol sleep each r»*HUI The tempo oi our modern life is so rapid, the strain put. upon us so severe that good sound sleep every night
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      48 14 nil Jt^^^^^^K y tJI I i 1 t i t W paratiou tljnt |fl a men BfUWi V 3M minutes h. imcs skin texture, softens jf'* llnei Amu the contour and gives the *7 la.,- :I lovely, fresh, vivid look. MAYNARD CO., LTD. IUUr <?old CHKMISTS. Phone 6115.
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    Attention To Detail
    705 15 Will Give You That Well Groomed Air IN ou are not beautiful, you can Linsi always be well-groomed. The wl lies m taking thought about youi Utnce and remembering all those he Dlcetiea which, though they may L'em very important separately. Lg charming picture as a whole.
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    YOU CAN BE ATTRACTIVE Even If You DO Wear Classes
    382 15 YOU CAN BE ATTRACTIVE Even If You DO Wear Classes INT think that, because you have to vuu nutf necessarily claims to beauty There is ou should not look atiptte oi them only thing la that you should not ■our eyes— concentrate instead w way m which you do your
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    Shampoos Of Gold
    42 15 Shampoos Of Gold 0 T WAS H OUR I; h«a oeen Ultra. *tt g «>W> eontata. >»cl ironiLses not only ttemini with bttdttninc v ipnk mm) ■■id iisell ww tint. the irttcte. but will •hUe tb. v,,etablc "w> cntrtbutl*** Gold wionu anyway.
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    Seaside Beauty
    232 15 COMEHOW when spending day at sea the majority ol women feel they don't have to care tor their hair They forget that damage done then cannot be corrected by few special treatments. It is wise to remember, however, that your hair goes to the beach, with you. It
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      27 15 PEBMANRNT WAVING S S A SPECLIUTV V PRICES: $10.00 $12.00 $18.00 >i\iso\ m-:ini; LADIES* HAIRDRESSERS 179 Stamford Rd. 3 FORT ROAD SINGAPORE MALACCA (Phone: 4610) (Phone: 121)
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      47 15 The first requisite of correct LINGERIE is cut— their fineness of workmanship and quality of materials W£iAo£7A££ combines all three m their stocks. They offer the best of everything at prices von can afford to pay. NEU STOCKS JUST RECEIVED 18 Battery Road, Ist floor Phone 7143
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      306 16 BY PsOand BRITISH INDIA LINES iIfKXNCFOttAnO IN CNOLAKD* |!A 11(A *fi m^BB" »S S"je .-rf Nin ;js g? KAJ IJTANA )7 OOU D^ 30 CANTON |Mg SOUDAN 6i500 Jan. 13 CQltrV 15.000 Nov. KAN( HI 17.000 Jan 13 Btmeward* Leaves Le es itMMH Spur lon,M K e S pore 193K
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      374 16 !w TO FRENCH PORTs' f I V- I CH ARC FURS RFUNK S HOMEWARDS. < uAT-iAWAN For Marseilles. Nant .s. St Nazaire Borcte I B^ K OK For Marseilles. Aavre. Antwerp. Dunkirk 4 j JTO SAIGON INDOCHHU I rAp TO URANE For Saieon. Touian- and Hatphone I i I g,
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      156 17 «l I!\% PIIILP Li\F. f| (Incorporated In Australia) l M XT SAIUNO& 1 l)ur Raih net so nov 4 'rom Stnxap re aMb?j a >:.•:, o.vo Brisbwie. Sydney or Mfi'r.m— W)VM return $642.86 Ist class 5430.71 ?nrt r» «j return SKBI 48 Is* r!a^s $456.42 ?nd class 1 1 THE
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    PERAK RACING GUIDE
    6704 18 RUNNERS' FORM AT A GLANCE Specialty Qompikd ■X- •■■■J^. n|( IN. inrm gi all ml X „s Mtei* tor J^"** Lkc M day of UM Autumn me* to| of thr Nnl Turf Cl«k at IMb, .h»um R ;.t gU«M l»«u Ib. > C»njHSS laml .n »h,,r las
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      101 19 -A- ■ltlllll| l llailta||a||||alM|a|aM||a|MlMJaaiialllM ||lllllllHlflMll l THE STRANGEST TALE OF TERROR AND MYSTERY EVER LIVED BY MAN AND J A GIRL M.-G.MS S STAR THRILL a 1 B^nnßßß&^mi^v^Bß>^^^V a^r aVa^*^ SOBERS VIRGINIA w 'I a H^ >9B l .^_,^—^»^MMiM^Mßß^ aa BBBBMBBa««3apaßaapaaßa»iagMßßlß* |r "^"JH V*^ Ai > i BBHSBk «3 BByßßßßß^Br^^^^^^^^^^aß^^^r^y^^^TT
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    AMAZING EVIDENCE IN MARCUS CASE
    1406 21 HORSE-WHIPPING THREAT Singapore, Monday. fl ,< ITS m the case which has come to be known locally as H 11 <. Marcus Case' were admissions by an important pro*cutM« respecting his personal relationship with the family of Tnlmplainant, who accused three members of a well-known
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    "TRIED TO SPIKE MY THROAT"
    280 21 Singapore, Monday. FUND guilty by the District Judge. Mr. H A Forrer. 00 a charge of housebreaking "with intent to commit theft," Wong Ah Sai, a rubber tapper. wa.s sentenced to eight months rigorous imprisonment, this morning. Tang 8a Niang, who told the Court that
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    "OUR FIGHTING ABILITY HAS IMPROVED" ......Chiang
    271 21 "OUR FIGHTING ABILITY HAS IMPROVED" ......Chiang OPTIMISM OVER WAR PROSPECTS HANKOW, MONDAY. INTERVIEWED ON THE OCCASION OF NATIONAL DAY, MARSHAL CHIANG KAI SHEK WAS FULL OF OPTIMISM AND TALKED SMILINGLY TO THE PRESS Tn his HiMHfg to the people. Marshal Chiang said. "On the la.st National Day. the people doubt
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    KING KONG WINS IN FIRST ROUND
    227 22 last, night \u\mv bail an« i> 111 l J", 1 croW( l with then t><<"' *hich ended m a leu icitfori m the nr»t round but the UhnVeae evaded through kicking *n* had Oil! intheaamepo Ition al < tociu were exploit d bj bom
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    POST OFFICE HOCKEY
    46 22 Past Oflice Club vs. KhaLsa Aiaociation on Thursday on the club's ground: Supaat; C B. Humphries, C. Albuquerque (Cast.); Harith bin Omar. Tai CheonK Chonß. Balasubramanioir Mat Noor. M. Toledo, S. Ponniah. Sebe.stian Then, Denshan Singh. Re.,etv b Osman bin Demo and Sltaram
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    GARRISON G.C. OCT. MEDAL COMPETITION
    120 22 thf Octobei medal competition heia over the week-end at the Garrison („,li Club resulted m a tie between Cap b. KeUeher and H C Dod<;son Witt .i nel icore of one up. In accordance with the conditions Capi Kellehcr was declared winner on the score
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    CAMBRIDGESHIRE PROBABLES
    125 22 A MSNDKD probables fOf the Cam- ■piANKERTON 8.12 trerrymaii' GOLDEN SOVEREIGN 811 <J»g LEK3ARB.9 l ,£2££ SIRTAM Ji. 7 S^rrv BOMBAY DUCK 8.7 llggg (IHASNADAR 8.6 Si?™ RDOEHILL 8.3 .Nevett AAGNETB.4 Jgaaaft. w COUVERT 8 3 •Gardm-r> ARTISTS PRINCE 8.0 <*£*£!! lADY OF SHALLO r rT 8.0 (Sibbntf
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    Muar District Badminton
    228 22 From Our Own Correspondence* Muar, Monday. THRILLING badminton was .>:en at the Bunga Tanjong court yesterday when the Until In the me is open doubles and junior singles event wor played off. In the junior singles final, Sim Kwong Hui created a surprise when he beat Zainan
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    Perak Races
    48 22 ADDITIONAL weights for the second day of the Perak Turf Club AutiPnr race meeting In Ipoh on Oet 19 areas lOiiows: Horses, (lass >. furs I 1 1 I\ I v 11 1 Mella's Pel v Hew berry Kruas J'g Srlve, Jubilee jjj Hvmp Star J*! 1
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    NOT PLAYED
    37 22 The rugby match between an S.C.C. XV and H.Ni.S. Eagle, and the hockey match between the SRC and the 7th Heavy Battery. R.A.. arranged to be played on the Padang yesterday, wen both cancel! <i
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    Fort & S.C.C Play Draw At Hockey
    236 22 Fort S.C.C Play Draw At Hockey IN an evenly contested Bamc h yesterday on the S.C.C. pacian* 5 club drew one all with Fort Ca team. From the bully-off, the Gunn^s play forward and Ifayger was pron^ m his saves at goal. Midway through the first half jt put through
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    A.C.S. BEAT S.C.R.C.
    18 22 A.C.S. BEAT S.C.R .C. The AnMo-ChineM I ;U t I S C RC II by onen«Lim green yesterday
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    Changi Gunners Eliminate Veterans From The Cup
    534 28 LATE GOALS DECIDE Gunners (Changi) 3; Veterans 1. FAVOURITES m the Singapore Challenge Cup Competition, the Veterans, a team composed almost exclusively of ex-Malaya Cup players, were surprisingly beaten by three goals to one m the first fixture ol the second round series
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNEY
    341 28 LITTLE difficulty was experienced by Chua Choon Leong and Woon Chow Tat m defeating V P Wee and Hokeen 6—o 6—2, m their tie m the open doubles of the S.C.R.C. Invitation Tennis Tournament at Hony Lim Green yesterday afternoon The following were the results: Open Doubles:
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    ARMY XV TO MEET SELANGOR
    27 28 ARMY XV TO MEET SELANGOR u.ip been selected w: I i r^ n he Army asainst .:::,;;:;"K:,!:i:..un>p«r«nsa.ur,rdson. RAMC2U. j spr. Cole. RE •y... H H Bruton. R^Aji
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    WRACK NOTES FROM IPOH
    196 28 I [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Monday. ITH tlic arrival of 0. Neill's. V r an Bruekelen's and Turleys rtrings, and with the majority of the local horses out this ming, track-work proved more interesting. Several candidates ifKMri althou U rh training was confined to the
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    GARRISON WOMEN'S GOLF
    49 28 GARRISON WOMEN'S GOLF round 01 the Garrison championship will be 11 Friday at the Garrison Golf to* is the draw: Pm I G. Ronaldson vs. Mr-vH c Rouiy n, Miss i h Ouldmo Z &?4a- vs Mrs p V Delap vs. Mrs. A yj,. A Mrs. W Mrs. J
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    C.W. WATSON WINS KEPPEL GOLD MEDAL
    22 28 C.W. WATSON WINS KEPPE L GOLD MEDAL out lor the Medal and the returned: '-tt Winner 71 Played off obf>t Medal Watson,
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    KLINEY CUP
    35 28 Tanglin club v.s. the Municipal Service Club on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at Tanglin Club.— Singles: R. L. Moir. W. J. If. Warden. Thursday: Doubles: Dr. H. O. Hop:;n.s '»nd T. J. A. G»-een.
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    HOCKEY WIN FOR EUROPEAN WOMEN
    326 28 niSPLAYING superior tactics and clever stickwork, a team of European women defeated the Girls' Sports Club by the odd goal m three m a friendly game of hockey played yesterday evening on the Girls' Sports Sports Club ground The European forwards played a brilliant game,
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      91 28 I TO-DAY'S TIDES |i -IUI am. I It 5 in-. t, w Simpson, RE H G H. Kenion. on, RE. Lieut. j Avis. R.E.. Gnr. I 2Lt. J. H. Proctor. R.A -,v a Vinycombc, RE- 2Lt. G. Byres Gordons. INGAPORE XV VS. JOHORE II -.?ORE XV v.v Johore m the
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    Fleet Mobilisation: Ready Response
    156 24 Fleet Mobilisation: Ready Response l^tndon, MMMftJ iLTHOOOI mohilisation of A Krit.sh PM nas never r«niDieted it is nwmtoi »hal near!} thnt days of the sfcn.nK «f Jhe mobilisation proclamation »J |S ,",y i'nd th. wonderfully enflM-IMOe ii.iwimv;*' of ih«' Dcrsonnci TPBLifi .-I'M.,, th, I^iainulHjn t t oo 11 i m
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    20 Killed In Air Crash
    22 24 Brussels, Mondoy. Twknty were killed when Belgian Airliner crashed ba Boest, Westphalia, Qermany. Sixteen were pjMgCDKen Reuter
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    ATTENDING CHINESE CONGRESS
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    BRITISH SHIPS IN SPAIN BOMBED, ON FIRE
    172 24 London, Monday. INCREASED aerial activity is reported from Spain where National--1 Ist air raids were carried out m Barcelona. The bombs struck the British steamers, Gothi and BramhiU. The Bramhill caught fire but the flames were quickly extinguished. Two were killed and ten
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    TOUR OF NEW SUDETEN AREA
    105 24 Reuter s correspondent travelled by road iron- Waihies (Bavaria* throuph <KTupied Sudeten territory over the new frontier into Czechoslovakia. I He found ill villages and hamlets m I the Sudeten <.i occupied by German troops, Chiefl} mechanised units Between Pllsen and Prague a number rcsechtroop
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    Budge Beaten
    41 24 Berkeley, California, Monday. BUDGE playing m what is belien to be his last match as i amateur, was beaten m the quarto final of the Pacific Coast champioi ships by the Australian Hopmi winning 6 2, 5—7, 6—l Reuter
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    Anglo-French Air Collaboration
    114 24 Paris, Monty MEMBERS of the British air ffljj to France to-day inspected the types of French Air Force mac* The French Air Minister, expni thanks to the R.A.F., for the cd| ration, said: "Recent events proved to the m world the deep attachment of our i nations
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    Three Driving Charges
    153 24 Singapore. Monday. rACED with three charges m tta« Traffic District Court to-day, Worn; Sek Choon. a Cantonese, pleaded guilty w driving negligently and causing hurt to Yusop bin Khadir Shah at 9.30 p m. on Oct. 9 m Stamford Road, driving vithout a licence, and driving without
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    Chinese Congress Opens In S'pore
    245 24 Singapore, Monday. COMMUNITY leaders from all over Malaya and overseas— more M" 200 of them— attended U« Chinese Confess which Opel morninp at the Chinese His-h School premises m Bukit Tima They will be m session throughout the day and it is jrfjj meeting wi!l
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