Morning Tribune, 7 August 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Tm 4 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, August 7, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    ANZIG IS POLISH AND SHALL MAIN POLISH"
    208 1 MY CHIEF SPEAKS 0 100,000 PEOPLE Warsaw, Aug. 6. Ea ul essivc .mentions towards nobody, but shall repel by all S t our cusposal every attempt, direct or mdirec to nutate the interests, rights and dignity of our state, .leeionaries from Cracow. respect
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    DERING TACKS RITAIN
    172 1 DERING TACKS RITAIN (Berlin, Aug. 6. •e we shall not let any of I ital rights be contested," I Marshall Goering (Air I speaking at Dessau. I threats nor love letters will I us. We do not want war. I Ear. and know it is the I responsibility a statesman
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    TANGANYIKA DEFENCE
    38 1 IDar es Salaam, Aug. 6. >w to strengthening the de--1 w Tanganyika it has been dew units of the South- of the King's African Rifles, to an official announcement. FWement of troops begins imme- I Reuter
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    ANOTHER RAIL SMASH VICTIM
    24 1 t London. Aug. 6. 1 l nis morning of the engine--1 -i.t the deathroll m yes's ail jßnish to four.—
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    Whirlwind Strikes Chelmsford
    63 1 Whirlwind Strikes Chelmsford London, Aug. 6. THUNDERSTORMS, cloudbursts 1 and floods, which have so i« heralded August m England- are now followed by what is described as a hur^cane of tropical intensity which struck Chelmsford recreation ground during the night and tore up dozen huge elm trees. 'the roots of
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    JAPANESE DESTROY 2 BRITISH STEAMERS
    142 1 Shanghai. Aug. (Delayed by Censor) TWO British steamers belonging to I Jardine. Matheson. ihe Chiawo and Kiancwo were completely burnt out as a result of a second Japanese air raid Ichang at "Z f^no Rritisher* are kno»n to have been tor* though il is I
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    Naval Base For Australia
    32 1 Londtvn, Aug. t>It is upp ci«crtiiv)re as from Syclnev steaming o f m .^;^s liable to attack and the route is f^ a^rd It also has ney. Reuter
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    CHINESE SUPPLIES DESTROYED
    35 1 Tokyo, Aug. ♦> Japanese naval pUmes^W c( UP vi 60 Chinese trucks and t* elv French the near Chennankwan.^U»e to aUacke <i Indo-Chma border wntn tru(;ks at iSSSf"*? Japanese comniu nique.- Re uter
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    BRITISH BLACKOUT
    57 1 London, Aug. 6. N view of official demand^ er durin?'theTa% a c^ Je air emc^cs^over th e southern .half rt lt b ,e open on Tuesday, efforts of the difficulties involved m tht tno Postal service, oj ompiy Thurg "blackout; m c e p ar^ s issued a
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    FLEET REVIEW
    15 1 London, Aug. 6 Thp chief of the French naval staff, fBN&Bt Enchantress.- Reuter
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    PRINCESS JULIANA
    33 1 B_\ communique Soestdijk, 1K AuK nnd i tiO n o f Princes JuSST JTd at he? e d.^sS°S»«nue, to B .V tration «t£»gj tSrrow morning gfcoWn w,nt among those present. Reuter
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    8 1 Botwood, Aug. 6. The Imperial Airways flying b«^Caj
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    NAVAL VISIT TO TURKEY ENDS
    56 1 NAVAL VISIT TO TURKEY ENDS Istanbul, All 3 <S iDMIRAL Cunningham has left A Istanbul for Cyprus aboard his flagship Warspite, with an escort of destroyers, thus completing the visit to Turkey. f £l S£S S& *m bY Admiral i e onse«a«n R Vl the mot t clr.se coUaboraI tion
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    NEW ORGANISATION FOR MALAYA FORMED AT KUALA LUMPUR
    148 2 NEW OR GANISA TION FOR MA LAY A FORMED AT KUALA LUMPUR CENTRAL UNION (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 6. decision to form an all-Malayan union for Malays was arrived at this morning at a meeting of Malays from all parts of Malaya. For the first time a
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    106 ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE DOG SHOW
    166 2 106 ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE DOG SHOW Singapore, Monday. rQI'ALIJNG the record set up In 1936, Y»e Singapore Dog Sii.;u has drawn entrips totalling 105 entries. Entries for this year's Dog Show to be held on Aug. 29, finally closed on Saturday with the morning's p<»st, but it is expected that
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    Remarkable Defence In Liquor Case
    197 2 Remarkable Defence In Liquor Case 'From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Saturday. J RESPITE his vigorous protests that I the still was never his and had been planted on him, Phang Ngiap, a middle aged Chinese, who was described as a vegetable planter, was convicted on two charges relating to the
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    26 MALAYS FACE CHARGE OF RIOTIN
    211 2 26 MALAYS FACE CHARGE OF RIOTIN (From Our Own Correspondent) I A rasp bi Malacca, Satol A h^f W^r Bfter f Ur days> heari »g is not yet concluded, wal a*i* Q n c W J Thor °SSod»° od the Malacca District Judge, m til uajan court from Monday to
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    EAR CUT OF
    60 2 VET another Chi] day a., th i mil ol an *m several compatriots ■n-n <AI "M The assault took place on *»m Road off Paya Lebar Road at a.m. I The patifi. wounds over tl over the right ol I severed Tf JM He was taken I
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    ALLECEO ASSAU
    36 2 (From Our Serjircmuiiv 1 Tamils, wi I I compatriot at H 1 cooly lines on I relieving the n 1 They claimed!: na J to-day and were remand* 1 jach for a weeK I
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      38 2 Mr. Mrs. W. C. Skey Singapore, Sunday. •ir T ony to Malaya by the Perseus" yesterday. They disembark at Pains m Back l i 1 by r" movln J«T5 ysUIC ehda Cystex «WBJSS: Ki* w an,...!!,., iv,,,, JsJ;»™u«i
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    ALLING TENNIS AT IPOH MALYAN TOURNAMENT
    437 3 LalS TO BE Md to-day (F rom Our Own Reporter, Ipoh. Aug. a nuality seldom seen in Perak was provided P***; 1 Club courts, when further ties in the m at tlv: IP^JJS The womens' doubles final and SSS-i were nessed uv Mrs rur-«
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    BRIGADE'S BUSY HOUR
    63 3 Singapore, Sunday. PROMPT action by the Singapore fire fighting services and the effective use of a chemical saved house No. 5 Smith Street from d^ molition by a fire which broke out m the ground floor of the building at one o'clock to-day. n.edicated oto. f exactly
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    24 3 Tokyo. Aug. 6. j Admiral Yarnell. who was recgUV succeeded by Admira Ha^ c ?f can Pa %SW2?g?U°, v'oUama for the united States.- Reuter
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    Co – operative Conference At Ipoh
    119 3 Co operative Conference At Ipoh tlrcm O.ir Own Reporter) Ipoh, Aug. 6. IT the second day of the all- j 1 Malayan Urban Co-operative, conference, important resolutions vere passed for the institution of co)p erative societies m different cenres. co-operative societies schools md the erection of bungalows and .anitoria at
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    CHINESE MASS WEDDING
    27 3 CHINESE MASS WEDDING txunKT colourful surrounding* couples urrt ,iri«i a? thr nonthlv ma« wedds2£r= srawac nese Consul, ofnciated The following is a list of tnose »nn HI
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      19 3 Overseas Assurance! CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street,! PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PERSONAL ACCIDENT.
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      59 3 mgrn PROFESSOR Urn ii,mui»i" n 1 r EX HO TB I" Singapore. (Tel.N»2«<»)- J n^" krJ n trea— regores the j hair-form.ng ti^ue s w book 7ußTTiLvn<RiiL I vprv eood Remedy for I I a very g""« Hpav v Loss of I Severe Dandruff. Heavy hes Hair J h ¥r,^tnK
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      BULLION MARKET
      17 4 S»OJ f> D London Suture m yer- p oz Chan -16 5 16 i,; 716
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      38 4 RIBBER Previou Tr Spot Stead v *H Buyers 8» 2 ed W Forward'september ISym f.' 16 2nd Forward Oct Dec. BuIt" 8 V^ 6 3rd Forward Jan March SS gsf 16 Sellers 8 11 1 6
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      METAL MARKET
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      28 4 T T London. Satur 4.1. O.i Pan 5 (closino Previous ftHtey C! TT n Sr^Wß «lodn *«nS V 6 Nomillal 4 3 Nominal c *o».ij Unchanged
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      Democratic Candidate For U.S. Presidency
      49 4 »«uumore. Au« o °i Maryland. bVcam P /Jf^' «*tic candidate for tt/'S 5? De d =y. when he apn- V eri o n s:(i JU V toa locaj pouticai Strong a move »ent by paign on hi s behnif V° launoh a cam! Reuter
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      PRODUCE
      50 4 PALM OIL (Maby) Previous lYn^ o to bulk Auesept. COPRA (Straits, F.IU.S £H 5 Nominal Aug. .shipment *AGO FLOUR (Sarawak) £1 7 6 Paid Aug. .shipment PEPPER (FAQ) 136 Sell^s r^^%4S&nss 35 ib se GAMBIEK (Good Mark? ent 15 16 B VIIS ■oek Ao,(Bept. ,hi PPentm ent ■25 Nominal
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      38 4 flnn- fc Tone Previous To-da> I Bnvpr S^ady closed t, Buyers 16 19 16 Forw ard Oct. D«c elleri 16 1116 Bu yer? 16 11 ifi TLV sellers egg Market Tone SpOt Quiet closed 48.75
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      Kampong Lanjut Acquiring Additional Lands
      134 4 X Tin Dredging Limited 1 U* retremtod March n, OoMlden*l> lower values Ul h<n J >v No 2 Dr,c|.M ,(1 e *to>*«t rate of free quota for exill 1 rh international buffer no N4n^:; i t ;:.'r i:is <« if <he« „a, ore V»«r dire?,
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      63 4 Distillers Previous T n I" inlop Rubber 97 9 ■nera! Electric 2 29 £3S SK 1 S- Rio-Dutch 132 6 ffl, !o nadian Pacific 24 I', **g« idon Tin 41 2 A don Asiatics 113 m tWitwater.rarcMreas 2 6 3 6 -I Jr po r; T ;X
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      45 4 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL -<> keep abreast with the nigreai of economic develop. nents nfl husiness concern an ■fwJ not to take ftfoftUf c of Ute nuiltifarioui > offered by reputed s «'*i"« institution with rtMl f ""ancial experience gH PC ™w\ wi. e,u Mg;?
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      22 4 MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, Mod R FRANCE AT REASONABLE RAWS. I South British Insurance Co., U I Tel. 5926 I 2, nntayson :eon>
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    77 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Aim 4, 5 pm ComnaiiY Dudend Books Total i I tin close ts? £V be, K-mpong Kamuntu g 3d, No. 65 Aug. 4 Aug. .1 A.*. l J 2d. bonus iiiiu in Pi Fetaling AUg 9 2»-% Int. Aug. 1 Aug. 8 Aug.
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    KS & SHARES By Fraser & Company
    634 5 KS SHARES By Fraser Co mp an y )|IN> N<; 2^£L 135 140 Ease trn Reaiiy T n«Ld 27.50 30 UU I Eastern Uni£d ™g 9Q L a 7 n ?refs 9 20 9.40 Hammer Co. 2 5 775 P"2l Y *3mk 690.00 710.00tcfl H. and o. »w»* r r
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    149 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Friday. Batu Selangors J-JJ J^J Kents ijl 14,6 Kramat.s jjg 1.20 Kuchais 4 i_ 416 Laruts 145 1.55 Pahang Con*. i6 l 6xdt Rahman Hyd. 122 12 5 Rantaui 445 4.55 Raubs 19 i 20!- Rawang Cons. 9 30 6 jßcnoiViTm 96 .southern Kintas 2 v
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
    63 5 NEDERLAN DS CH E HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Mtitttfftd by Royal Charter AD. 1824 Incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society* BANKERS Paid UP Capital »°000.: Reserve f**6 I London Correspondents ONAL u^ffi CIAL BANkt I I Head Otnce: AMSTEUDAM Branches: unb^^adr penanf 1 China -.—Shanghai. HongKoim Ijuabia't-Jiddnh. I Surinam f
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    137 5 DEBENT URES AND LOANS iliynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 m ATn tot. Apr 30 Oct. 31 90 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY HOI red. 1940 $400,000 Int. 31 Sept. 30 101 102 nom 907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. 31. Sept. 30 106 108 nom m red 1955 $1,000,000 Int. 31, Sept. 30
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      100 6 I The Bid HOLIDAY~~^i^~~^^J I [~~4 SHOWS TO-DAY Wlth Splendid Supporting Pictures I I Next Change^ at the rAPill You'll meet the most aoW^e*lid| l^ c I "SANDY" m New UniveJ ALb comedy hit! I asii v"","r,v"*"*"""""*"*" ■•■•■••■■••••••••••••'•••"••""fl IHE BEST BRITISH FILM EVER MADE lhr SKEifl j ROBERT DONAT m
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    S. Association Discuss Arch itects' Registration
    98 7 S. Association Discuss Arch ite cts' Registration nf architects was discussed at I ft. registration otjc^ec SettlernenU lhe committee oi me I mprovid-j; I ordinance) I .mientsug-j l^" dance W«» 1 ale of fees j lC i>n i,r publica-! t by ■*c Legislative ?Mr A Robinson. Icription In Malaya i
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, August 7, 1939. AS SPOKE
    286 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, August 7, 1939. AS SPOKE A'" afJv ""y council "to inquire I Into Hie principle! of t,. a t«hEnK/j.sii to peraoni wliose Ultt tongue i.s not English ■i> special reference to ele•la'y "togea of instruction" been constituted by the me Minister. If the council I as far
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    Germany Cannot Fight A BIG WAR
    433 8  - Germany Cannot Fig h t A BIG WAR C apt. Liddell Hart By.. i Ckpiain Liddell Han is one 0/ the world's greatest authorities \on the theory of war, one 0/ the most fatuous writers on military matters. The author of numerous books on war and military leaders, he has
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    THUNDER WITHOUT LIGHTING
    135 8  - TH UNDER WI THOUT LI GHTING San Francisco Chronic bring Venezuela. Mexico I ciency. In crease the drag, since of theH four million tons a year J would requiie m war, she ctJ count on providing about 2 from Albania, even m the 1 case of her ships being able
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    Re pertory Players In "On The Spot"
    202 8 Re pertory Players In "On The Spot" J~«*ty Hume-Brett O'Hara An Old N a^i m raria hJe >' Ooojrcr Mo h Maclaren Reid j J lice A Seah AJ William C. Bi5 S SPOt," and a l e a f ers "On the I thriJJing. No mp I he Pla^
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    EXPULSION ORDERS
    35 8 London. All I CIR Samuel Hoar- si fl \v LR.A. expulsion ord I total V) 57, including H orders. Among tha H| were two women, oik to be considered Un women svmnathisers Reuter
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      36 8 I To<iay's White Label AnnowKcment I I U you choose your I ij I words carefully I I you won' t have to I I take them back. I BEWAR'S I I ch <>«cc of connoisieurs.
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    ARLENE DIETRICH GIVES UP HER GEMS
    287 9 I New York. tar Marlene Dietrich arrived at New York pier, with :Nlil Vind adopted daughter, and boarded the Normandie usban S he found her entire luggage— thirty four U f r baes-on the deck, guarded by revenue officials. 331 ie holding the luggage
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    BAN KRUPTS VEN ANOTHER CHANCE
    113 9 BAN KRUPTS VEN ANOTHER CHANCE I brother West End arthitecU. te stated by a creditor at the E Bankruptcy Court to have worth 180,000 m cash at one I ospalak and Alfred Albert X of Old Queen-street .West-j I s W applied for their di,- irom proceedings taken against failed
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    ISSED BY THE DECORATOR
    167 9 ISSED BY THE DECORATOR IX a man working m the house issed her. j marred woman did scream became she did not want >turh h*r husband, who was asm the next room. nu evidence m the Uxfcridge court Id that a d-corator asked her for i to v.lpe the wallpaper.
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    MEDICAL AID TO CANADIAN INDIANS
    112 9 MEDICAL AID TO CANADIAN INDIANS Ottawa, Canada. AIR transportation has become an A important factor safeguardin* the health of Canada's Indian population, according to the Indian Affairs Branch, Department oi Mines and Resources, Ottawa. With pilots penetrating many hith erto inaccessible areas, reports of sick ness or serious accident now
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    Revitalization Of World Trade
    211 9 London. ELABORATION of a comprehensive plan for the revitalization o world trade as a political weapon against the authoritarian States, so that Britain may be able to abandm the policy of encirclement which has been so unfavourably received by the smaller states of Furope, is advocated
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    Black Lamb For Princesses
    76 10 m (he line, "Alunia." rSe amb is "lm "A the l Um Docks Planet News ClubW^? C A c/T S fr m Croydon a "d Chinffford are m caj fly nil!^ ?K at St ken Church T °I» Mr Robert KronfeldJ fly Riders. Above: Miss Joan
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    Queen Plants A Tree At Naval College
    49 10 Queen Plants A Tree At Naval College ING GEORGE. QUBBR KLIZAIII ami their two daughters Princess Elizabeth and Prince^' Mur^n-KKoso, each Planted?^ »M Roya) party were on a two-d-iv Ktaf h.msMf SIU m om<l v a s n as^ wi i,m K B ht: PrißNa Mar«. (lrc Planet News
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    TEDDINGTON FAVOURED IN LOCK-GARDEN CONTEST
    56 11 JUDGING HAS BEGUN /"the annual competition to find the most beautiful lock-garden on the River Thames. The competition is sponsored by the Thames Conservancy iSSd and Teddiygton lock is again the favourite. Mr.i W. G. Collins, chief lock-keeper at Teddin S ton Middlesex, m his
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    MR DEFENCE CADETS LEARN HOW TO FLY GLIDERS
    38 11 MR DEFENCE CADETS LEARN HOW TO FL Y GLIDERS IMtj and City Gliding t, teaching the Cadets to g Cadets how to assemble a^ r < was married at St. J 1(l and Bombay, an offitterl*s decorated the bride
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    British Casting Tournament
    39 11 SW«&ggK£s£ European demean tbe are taking part, was n« flon Ranelagh Club. "^J^ whic h balanced on one leg as she c pletes a cast ,T mn th I he ?s a former record. Planet News
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAY
    1609 12 WEEKLY LONDON LETTER BY OUrI w oman| correspond! London, July 27. T HE Q U(>Pn s visit to the United States promises to have great influence on fashions there. I am told that individuality and quality m clothes, instead of lavish devotion to accepted colour and
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      36 12 bruck APPOINTMENTS HAIR STTUSTS ANn PlOilt W4 BEAUTY SPECULIWS ATED BY: IATEBT M^H,N* I_l MASSAGE P^" 1 BSgv*: BBaBB^BjBA/^^flßß^BJ Jr^^ b^^^^s I On ly SI A^U^ av^^ W '-j^B Uy^ TOT hpi' jjf ijjß| vjfc^ >B^L
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    ew Hat Style
    71 13 ew Hat St y le OKi of Yugoslavia 111 ('SS ci "in-"> f:is hion h n «k«i arnved wlth P Paul on a vi>it to Bucking- j hat mv made of rows of J L bffeta ribbon m a mustard ihe nhhaii was ruched to the effect «'f a Victorian
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      59 13 /mest e/oM caw pwf o« t/owr table r*** 2 Nourishing goodness, fine creamy fl 'E'f Isavour and rich golden colour ili*^ m oriLh BU bu e tter BUTTED S,. diet vitamins are J Fit I nrce^ary for maintain- <k Wf good health ]> HON' t: :> 97 6 FI V
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      370 14 S^I 7^ lk'/ W7 91 ¥1 IT VfiVV BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA.LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards Da* Tonnage Spore Tonnage Spore l»Si lttf RAJPUTANA 17.000 Au?. 11 t BEHAR 6,000 Oct. 2 RANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 CHITRAL 15,000 Oct. 6 t EANGALORE 6.000 Aug. 26 CORFU 15,000 Oct. 20 RANPURA
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      352 14 TO FRENCH Por* '^;*1 CHARCE U^7eu N |l HOM£WARi)H. I 1 I J FORBIN For Marseilles. Havre, Antwerp. Dv H i CAP ST JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, Bt. Nazarie Bo*dea"x |3 1 STO SAIGON INDOCHInJ i CAP VARELLA For SaUron. Tourane and Halphon? A I J CAP PADARAN For Saigon,
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    CHINESE COMMITTED ON MURDER CHARGE
    345 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. FOLLOWING a preliminary inquiry before Mr. J. C.. Kappofwrt, Police Ma/istraU\ m the Malacc:* tolfee Court, into I charge of murder, a 46-year-old Chekkng Chinese named Hong Ah Bang, ill committed on Friday to the comiiur AsaiSN for The
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    FRANCE RELAXES PROTECTION QUOTAS
    117 15 Pari.s, Aur. 5. A LIST of 50 .articles imported for French industry on which quota restrictions are abolished is published m the Official Journal. It includes several categories afTectinu British trade, such as cotton, thread, wool fabric, artificial silk, fabric clothes and linen skins, but does
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    PENANG RACE RESULTS
    97 15 RESULTS of Saturday's Races a* Pen an u were as follows: Race 1 Gliding $21 $13 The Warriors $14 Ifacr 2 JOst \lv I*utk $16 $7. Going Greek $8. KaMnia Si>. Race 3 Bal Tabarin $17 &$7 Merry Widow $8 (ireypion $7 Race I Alum R«<* S2O
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      51 15 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., 1. 1 a (APCAR LINE) I FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI. KOBE AND OSAKA 4 NOWS H i: lI A 7,920 TONS SAILING AUGUST 11. No pas-senger accommodation. Express freight service to the abovemontlonei ports. For space apply to HARPER, GILFILLAN ft CO., LTp. Telephone:
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    WEIGHTS AND TIPS OR TO-DAY'S RACES
    191 17 W EIGHTS AND TIPS OR TO-DAY'S RACES I are non-acceptances for the second day of the Penang Club Odd Cup meeting to-day: High Life, Ming, The EmPenang. Eastern Wave, Centaurus, Drummer Boy, Trapeze. Kabinda, Chance, Hacksaw, Swift Arrow, Widow Beaudekin, Wicklow Bay. Mm hnndicaus and It." <>"< I, < I
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    R. S. G. C. Tournament
    199 17 R. S. G. C. Tournament H. B. SYM took first place m the Bogey competition and the Mixed Foursomes golf tournament played at the Royal Singapore Golf Club yesterday. In the Bosey Competition. Sym tied for first Place \vith C H. Kent, bott players being 3 up at the end
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    SELECTIONS BY "SPECTATOR"
    76 17 SELECTIONS BY "SPECTATOR" I*HE following are selections for jj the second day of 'he Peiiang S races to-day: Race 1: GOLDEN ARROW Race 2: BEANO Race S: JAVA «MOON Golden Blaze Race 4: EXPLODE Reverant S Race I: ALUM ROCK I Ba! Tabarin Z Race PIRE GOLD I I The
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    LOYALS PRIVATE EXONERATED AT INQUEST
    549 17 'From Our Own Correspondent Mu.mi.it. Saturday. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Mr K. G. A. Dohoo, Assistant British Adviser, t Stgamat, who acted as Coroner to- I day at an inqurst held on a middleaged Malay named ll. m Daud bin
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    ST. PETER'S BAZAAR
    207 17 Singapore, Saturday. ,< THE AlUlU*] bazaar of the St. Peter's I Church Workers' Association was held thi.s afternoon In the St. Andrew J Ifa'l. Stamford Road. The Lord Bi.shop of Singapore and Mrs B C Roberts, 0.8. E., MB i OH B Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
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    Visiting Footballers Entertained
    226 17 Singapore, Sunday. PONVIVIALITY was the keynote at the S.C.F.A. dinner this evening *iven m honour of the South China Football Team's visit to Singapore. Present were the Manager, Secretary md the viMtinp team M well as Messrs. r p Tham. Independent delegate of the cFA. Sun Kwang
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    FOOTBALLERS LEAVE TO – DAY
    222 17 FOOTBALLERS LEAVE TO DAY Singapore, Monday. THE Sou'h China Football Team leave at noon to-day for Batavia, by the X P M steamer "Both". In all the South China footballers played four matches m Singapore all of which they have won. They played two matches against the 8.C.F.A., one against
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    SOUTH CHINA'S GOOD WIN OVER S A. F. A.
    743 18 SOUTH CHINA'S GOOD WIN OVER S A. F. A. CONSUL-GENERAL AT THE STADIUM vO( Tlf HIN 5. S.A.F.A 2. VET another huge crowd watched the South China Football Team register a convincing five-goals to-two victory over the S.A.F.A. at UM Stadium yesterday. TV:? Jan?" crowd which included Mr. K ,i<»
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    Penang Girl Swimmer's New Record
    194 18 Penang Girl Swimmer's New Record (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Aug. 6. J^ Penang girl swimmer, Miss Lim Seok Khim, provided the highlight of the Malayan swimming triangular meet at Kinta Swimming Club pool this afternoon. She established a Malayan record for the women's 100 metres back stroke of lm.
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    Johore Win The Foong Seong Badminton Cup
    969 18 Nam led 6—l but Choon Ken* J well to make the score ii— s inTB When the score was 13 9 J Peng Nam the .shuttle passed over* and agrain. Choon Ken? took the' iM at IS— lO. and m the rubber Penrß
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    HOME CRICKET
    95 18 London. AuC TOERE was no play at the <* ami at Leicester owing Gloucester vs. Somerset, (> m 71 for 0. Rain intervened^ Middlesex vs. Sussex, MicWW" for 3. Rain Intervened Worcestershire vs. Essex: ww* shire 35 for 3. Rain ni'erveneci Derby Warwickshire, rufor 2. Rain intervened Lancashire
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    BROKEN SPINE FEARE
    46 18 Alleged to have l br tipping wagon m tn»: Bi i l2 i.M Rubber Estate, two miles off; y 4 aj rampcntoßoad,a I aoy fell off it this The boy, who 9 lanf c I pected of having sustain* h the spine. wM
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    lay States Beat Colony By Six Wickets
    1425 19 IRNING BATTING WAS STILTED I Singapore, Sunday. I hvenli Hh time, the Mafcy Stales beat the Colony at E lav i" one of the lowest coring matches m the series. M «Vnal cricket avc saw to-day, phenomenal not for any Kr.Tr prowess with
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    SCORE BOARD
    510 19 COLONY IST INMNG3 F. W. fiimps»on bowled M. Appuni A. J. Williams bowled H. I J. Lockhart 3 J. L. Whitcing c/H. B Noon H. R. 4. Lockhart 2J L. Oi>'M lioon c7G. DensionSniith M. Appuni 8 hia Keng Hock c/Dunbar M. Appuni 8 A. Foster c/Murray H.
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    CHINESE REPORT SUCCESSES SEVERAL FRONTS
    286 20 Japanese Forced Back To Ships Chungking, Aug. 6. (JHINESE successes on several fronts are reported m despatches received here to-day. Chinese forces north of Hankow are stated to have launched a counter-offensive and to have captured Mingkang on the Peiping-Hankow railway. rhc Japanese are reported
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    Deficiency Bill Gets Through
    184 20 Deficiency Bill Gets Through Washington, Aug. 6. TiIIK Senate has passed the De« ficiency Hill alter approving amendments increasing its provisions to about SI 89,000,000, which is $1 .{5,000,000 more than the sum previously approved by the House of Representatives. The bill now goes to a joint conference of the
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    Congress Blows For Roosevelt
    54 20 Washington, Aug. 6. THi: Senate and the Hour»e of Repiesentatives have adjourned sine die. The 16th Congress has enacted some half dozen major laws dealing President Roosevelt some of the worst defeats of his six years of <*fliee and raising Government s-pending to a new peacetime
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    DANZIG SENATE GIVES IN
    215 20 DANZIG SENATE GIVES IN Warsaw, Aug. 6. pOLLOVVIXG the Polish note, the Daniig Senate lias withdrawn the order to Polish customs officials of the Free State informing them that their services would not be required after midnight, it is learned m official quarters here. The Polish note requested the Senate
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    JAPANESE MISSION MAY MEET FRANCE
    198 20 JAPANESE MISSION MAY MEET FRANCE rpHK only comment the Italian press ha.x hitherto m* 1 meeting of the Japanese Ambassadors appears n Conic* ft which declares that actual negotiations for Japan's adheren Axis military alliance will only begin when tht' Japanese^' mission disembarks at Naples on Aug. 26. It adds
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    TO STUD RURAL MALYA
    240 20 TO STUD RU R AL MAL YA Singapore. Sqfl FORMER professor 1 London University M present a Reader m Antl gy at the London SchoolS nomics and Political Ninl Raymond Firth, accompfl Mrs. Firth, arrived to-dajH "Perseus" for a year's >fl the life of rural MakiwH half of the LeverhubeW
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    SUDETEN GERMANS ARRESTED
    114 20 SUDETEN GERMANS ARRESTED London, Aug. 6. RADICAL change m German methods m Bohemia and Muravia is indicated by the arrest of a number of prominent Sudeten (Germans, states the Sunday Times Prague correspondent. Grave charges are preferred against some of those arrested. It has long been known that Sudeten Germans
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    Large – Scale Man oeuvre In Germany
    115 20 Large Scale Man oeuvre In Germany Berlin, .w| pROBABLY the largest motorised manoeuvres ev«-r he w '"l many be«:in south of Berlin, roughly alonjf th<. line I Elbe, next week. Details are a close secret but the magnitude of preparations suggests that this is a test mobilisation so far as
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    STRANG RETURN TO LONDON
    31 20 poll' London, Aug. ~tf 0 a' r; der discussion M Jj tfte Britain. Fran.- Pf the n-ntml c, I eign OiPce, who *< An a&sist the Britisn Reuter
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