Morning Tribune, 12 August 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE IV wi SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, August 12, 1939. FIVE C ENTS.
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    510 1 MGIE RECEIVES HIS INSTR UCTIONS London, Aug. 11. Birns that the Government has decided that the four Chinese of complicity in the murder plot at Tientsin shall be handed local court for trial. The Government has always declined >r men without adequate evidence of guilt in a criminal I
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    DEMONSTRATION IN BELGIUM BANNED
    43 1 Brussels. Aug. 11. A demonstration by the former German province of Eupen has been forbidden by the Belgian authorities. The demonstration has been organised by the German Heimat Treu front, and was planned for three days this week-end.— Reuter.
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    CALLED TO COLOURS
    43 1 Rome. Aug. 11. All officers and men of the 1902 to 1910 classes have been recalled to the Colours from Aug. 21 to Oct. 31, together with officers and non -commissioned officer of the 1903 to 1909 classes inclusive.— Reuter.
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    Enemy Retreat In Hupeh
    72 1 Enemy Retreat In Hupeh Chungking, Aug. 11 FOLLOWING a vigorous (hi- nese counter-attack, Japanese operating in North Hupch have started a general retreat to the south-west, according to Chinese field dispatches. Heavy casualties were inflicted. The Chinese High Command is at present studying the problem of how to effect close
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    POPE AND PEACE
    45 1 Rome. Aug 11 Father Orsenigo, Papal Nuncio has j arrived in Rome, it is understood to report to the Pope on the state of the Church in Germany and the international situation in reference to the j Pcpc'.s diplomatic activity- -Reuter. J
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    MOSCOW MISSION
    126 1 Moscow, Aug. 11. THE Anglo-French military mission has arrived from Leningrad for the staff talks, and was given a very friendly reception. The reception was brief and busine.w like. It was cordial but there was a complete absence of flags, bands and a military guard of honour. At
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    Two Months For Selling Stolen Boat
    237 2 Two Months For Selling Stolen Boat (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Thursday. fHAROED with voluntarily assisting in disposing of a sampan valued at $16, which he knew or had reason to believe to be stolen property, a young Malay, Mohamed Yassim bin Haji Abdul Rahman, was to-day convicted by
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    RICE INQUIRY
    62 2 In exercise of the powers conferred on him by the Food Control Ordinance, 1939, the Food Controller has appointed Mr. A. G. "Baker and Mr. S. M. Middlebrook to hold an inquiry in respect of rice, including parboiled rice and padi, in the Settlement of Penang. Mr. D.
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    Keep Fit all the Time
    237 2 If the stress of life is wearing you out, robbing you of mental vigour, physical energy if you arc ageing prematurely and you feel that youth has gone for ever start taking Phyllosan tablets to-day Every inch of your body benefits when you take PhyHosan
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    MUNICIPAL SUCCESS
    34 2 News has been received that Mr. Tan Huat Seng of the Municipal Electricity Department has passed the Final Examination <Part 1> of the London Association of Certified Accounts held in June last.
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    VERDICTS OF DEATH MISADVENTURE
    664 2 Farrer Itoacl Crai*h Vi<ih lls Sin&apore, Friday. VFRDKTS of death h\ misadventure were returned by Mr. W. G. Poyter Coroner, at the conclusion of the joint inquiry into the deaths of Miss Kdna Mary Cashin and Mastuki btn Abdullah, **w lost 'heir lives in a motor
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    102 2 Singapore, Friday. DAISING the total number of troops which have arrived this week to about 7,000 strong, two further shiploads of troops arrived to-day by the Karapara and the Santhia. The new arrivals are composed of the 22nd Mountain Regiment. groups of Administrative uni ition there arrived the 18tt
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    Felt Strange In The Head: Stole Trunk
    134 2 Singapore, REMARKING that should he feel strange in the mind again, take care not to remove property belonging to other P Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, cautioned and disci* Peng Hock, alias Lim Ah Wang, who was charged with na mittPd theft of
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      39 2 JUMBLE SALE Organised by the Presbyterian Church Ladies Work Party to be held at the TOMLINSON HALL on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, at 2.30 p.m. Admission 10 cents. Gifts of unwanted clothing etc. will be gladly received at the Hall.
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    Singapore Wedding
    221 3 Singapore Wedding I:, Friday, icai line-. a lovely aisle of this afternoon Mr Richard I the daughter lk England, and Mr. f Mr^lid Mrs. Andrew ;n N ew Ymk City- of Waygood S^bwthef of the y Her gown of l y cut and feabodice whicn neckline. The minated into a
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    85 3 Singapore, Friday, ater New York Chapter of the Aeronautic Association, has apore an invitation to take ie International Wakefield plane Competition which will his year at the New York 1 air. pes! is open to representatives pered models with a minimum 1 country, and is limited to uare inches
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    Successful Application For Discharge
    173 3 Singapore, Friday. bankrupt, all my fu t ure I «are hampered." .said Mr. 38-year-oid Eurasian, to pv Justice Pedlow in the ifcrd£2 to day v;hen his a P~ *+W brought up Sn t on the advice of «Mr. Wi^E 1 Oniciai Assignee, Dor. UD charge subject
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    Markets Relive 1938 Anxieties
    431 3 Singapore, Friday. [jJTANTON Nelson and Co., Ltd., in their review of the market state: In mid August 1938 we wrote as follows: The anxiety shown early this week lest the present intense military activity in Germany might portend another stroke in Central Europe has given way
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    EUROPEAN AWARDED $1,500
    127 3 EUROPEAN A WARDED $1,5 00 Singapore. Friday. A FTKR a kngth.v hearing the civil suit in which a European contractor, Mr. J. N. Jones, sued his former employer Mr. Wee Cheng Soon, for alleged wrongful dismissal came to a conclusion in the High Court this morning. His lordship. Mr. Justice
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    454 4 [BULLION MARKET uw idon. Friday *HH PmhNH T-day CHtn*i *t»>I,D £7 3 6ft Bur Gold. Fine, per oz. fclLVEK ***** lie LONDON COMMODlTrtTMnM T'i n ;,:i<S «B BIBBIK Spot Buyers h- 2 8 u> n Sellers 8 s 8 9 If B V.st Forward September Buyers 8>
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    ALLEGED FALSE INFORMATION
    106 4 ALLEGED FALSE INFORMATION Singapore, Friday. ALLEGED to have given false Information to Inspector C. W. Roberts, On» Chew Kee appeared before Mr L. C. Goh, the filth magistrate. case vva s postponed to Aug. 31 M; V MendlS has been retained bj K the ccused. k.m- was alleged to have
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    111 4 LOO4MI, August 11. The Stock Exchange finished on a i weak but generally satisfactory note. i largely owing to the steady tone impart led by the absence o! surprises In Forsr'i Dan/ig speech The news ol a prominent Amsterdam 1 bank's application to suspend payments caused temporary nervousness
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    OIL DISPUTE
    70 4 New York. Aim 11. A conference Ol the American companics involved has decided that the I Mexican Government's new proposals for solution of the oil controversy are completely unacceptable according to the New York Times. The new proposals provided, inter alia. for a balance of power over oil
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    MORE EXPULSIONS
    23 4 London, Aug. 11. Sir Samuel Hoare (Home Secretary* to-day made 12 more I.R.A. expulsion orders, making a total of 73 Reuter.
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    12 4 Law Notice For To Day Before the Registrar at 10 a.m.: Taxations.
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    67 4 Singapore, Friday. Tin at midday was $114 18. unchanged, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 716 cents, buyers October December 28 9 16 cents. Both "Rubber and Tin shares were extremely quiet to-day. and with little enquiry either way, business wa^
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    126 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Ooamp.ni an** a**, tag 11 Ipa close le Dat Total 0 T,N Dita Ex. Div. y< Batu Selangui Aug. 22 Aag 24 23 Thabawleik 13 No. 21 Aug 11 Aug. 25 Aug 12 13 RUBBER Anial Malay 4 Una] Aug T2 An Aug 23
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    206 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday BJMM Ampats 3 8 -*H Ayer Wengs 0.71 o<s Batu Selangors 116 120 Hong Fatts 0.58 0.61 Hongkong Tin 15 6 16 6 Jelebus 0.47 0.52 Kamunting Tin 7 9 Bi3 Katu Tin 21- 22jKents M0 lg Killinghalls 111- 146 Kramats W 6 A Kuchais
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    201 5 M&&iutf"' 9o m nom B J* m $400,000 Int. N-A-$i.866«otot 101 102 nom s" ooo,6oo'ini 106 108 nom h" 0I Sept 30 1KVi n m w1 2 2.0O0;0OO 107 2 0m 1 930 re?' uV'^ 20 V' J 80 $6,000,000 11C 111% x.i. Kd red' i< r&'
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      132 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter A D 1824 Incorporated in the Netherlands. c Netherlands Trading Society i BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital i 40,030,000 Reserve Fwd 10.500.000London Correspondent NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Read Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland:- Rotterdam, The Hague, ai4 64 branches and sub- branches <vt
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      305 6 ITS LOADS Ol ITN! jT^^W !,l r -v^fcl I PAVILION 3,3. 6.5 9,5 TO-DAY ""-^.^Mj jHHaBI§jHME& That beautiful fr jW LAST i/W 1 M PSK bloade you sa» «^^w^^^^^^^^ *^H N -l<)m |t I The Sleuthing Sloanes Arc At It Again! 3 d SAN[ JBj m^p^^^pi^^lytfi' ™>^ i|>^^lpi^^^^^^yyy 1— .i^—
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      495 7 I I l^| COMIN(« SHORTLY should a Girl marry a man of lower social position than her |L' m m own? J REVEALING 1 \M St% e Paramount Greatest Heart drama efl J™L. a I <<INVITATION TO HAPPINESS" j W \r ArmS D«ath-M H was 5 I J■! /yt n
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, August 12, 1939.
    320 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, August 12, 1939. THE CRISIS MONTH JHERE is no object in attempting to deny that an ominous tone can be read into the messages from Rome and Berlin. Rome, professing to be alarmed at the "encirclement" plans of the democracies, speaks of war as a "possible development."
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    WHAT WOMEN are doi for CIVIL DEFEN
    960 8 WHA T WOMEN are doi for CIVIL DEFEN ...........By I "H. Q." In I I "Citizen Service" i I BEHIND j, I THE LINES S TIVIL DEFENCE is the business of the citizen— and more parti- I cularly of the citizen women. Whilst their men are doing the active jobs,
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    Policing Issue A Tientsin
    327 8 Policing Issue A Tientsin Tokyo, Aug. I \N Anglo- Japanese conversation will probably be heldH day in connection with the policing- issue at Tieniß but economic issues are unlikely to be discussed No arrafl ments have at present been made for a round table confl ence.— Reuter. Tientsin, Aug. 11.
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    219 9 ILonuon, Aug. 11 rJa^AS eariy H* ..molete darkness. r "wo ,uare miles. vn „t ...i™» i Rp men «n lishts were M ;tdUanl! signals, hood- offices with covered fe*«»S market porters i t) uork in llall j i authorities and police te a C«y fared lights h m reoorts
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    Million Volunteers
    777 9 m, Aug. 10.— Some 34.000 per■>l*a last week to be enrolled K?i se :v[ce < making a total of ■wI.OOO volunteers since the V' began in January.— British London, Aug. U. *AN official account of the progress A of the air exercises states: M Soon after 10 a.m.
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Km i-. (Kdited By SPECTATOR") Every Saturday.
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      COLONY-MALAY STATES MATCH WAS SEVERE DISAPPPOINTEMENT
      1392 1 COLONY -MALAY STATES MATCH WAS SEVERE DISAPPPOINTEMENT MALAYAN CRICKET REVIEW fWLING CERTAINLY OVER PRAISED I .Malay States match, which ended in a win for the ..jvat disappointment, as it turned out to be one coring matches of the whole series. Bright batting had C ome to see was missing— ta
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      FISHER CUP COMPETITION A TANGLIN
      732 2 FISHER CUP COMPETITION A TANGLIN TAN GUN I 1 CROWDS WATC* GOOD MATCH! JHE Tads' Fisher Cup Soccer League is now f or g in H steadily and successfully and up to date all the been very keenly contested and played in a very sportinT?^H what robust, manner. M)^l Some
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      ALL-MALAYAN TENNIS THRILLS
      112 2 ALL-MALAYAN TENNIS THRILLS I Dr. Loh (right), veteran champion of Malaya, and Wong Jee Seong runner-up. pictured before they met in the final. Chin Kee Onn and Yadi snappe before their match at Ipoh in th All-Malayan Tennis Championship during the August Bank holiday; MMMmMMmmMMMMMUMWmMMWMmMMMmmMMWMMMVmMMmm [Yadi, of Singapore, did not
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      FORMER CHAMPION IN ACTION
      22 2 FORMER CHAMPION IN ACTION A striking action picture of Mr*« Allin. a former Malayan rhuM in plav in the match airainst _r::1
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      ANNUAL EUROPEANS VS. REST MATCH
      658 3 I From Our Own C«rre*f«nd«t) Segaraat Wednesday. the teams for the annual noi'h Johore Kurort cricket match for the Tan Penir Challenge tup nlavers already chosen. The rnatca, which beIgJjSl ;'iii be carried on on Sunday. ,r this is the is a veteran in the
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      HURDLER
      68 3 Chan Ah Kow, Medical College hurdler, clears a jump in fine style in the inter-college athletic meeting, held in Singapore recently. Ah Kow i* one ol the finest hurdlers in the country and though he has not competed in many competitive events lately, he Ls nevertheless in fine form
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      ARTHUR LEE'S FIRST BIG SUCCESS
      203 3 WHEN Arthur Leaf, the Dure and Totley prole .sional. won the Irish open Golf Championship over the Royal County Down Course, it wag his first success in a big tournament although he has competed with distinction hi a number of even' He io one of
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      John Pesek
      21 3 Jol n Pai ek a weU-i Am- be ned champi to 'i to gu M\d J boxing eonti a
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      GUNNERS AND SAPPERS MEET AT CHANGI
      432 4 GUNNERS AND SAPPERS MEET AT CHANGI w;is •!>• at Changi whin the A (H) HA Tit- r.-sult. which was 1-0 our, was a b lection ot Um play. Gunners i re the more oanjwvu.' ln the opening half, their can b ing almoat perfect, but too much d.llv dad) ni
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      Hammond In Sight Of A Record
      120 4 Hammond In Sight Of A Record London. \y.\rni; HAMMOND, the BagUth captain, may set up (•lic•A•• n ord th s season h\ icetiesj three IhosMaasl run*-. If Hammond go s his thr?e 1 li<»usand fh|| season, as sr°ms •»>• prohabl he will have perrmesl the teal for the foaita 'line,
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      "Britnor" Comes To Britain
      114 4 LM'.fjßTk are now be:. i| marie to mJj Britai.i In tfed 'Britnoi" sys"Ur? A physical educu.>r», and If all j?<*\ Drward according ;o pran a RWTHas! un will be -opened to* City of London in September. Tne system which w.«.s instituted ta Norway by J. W
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      "SEE FOR YOURSELF"
      38 4 pectator made vocal obi I i the decision to abandon play Derbyshire- Yorkshire match a J{ ellei i the Yorkshire captain, took mn tut to the middle and showed him the ondition of the turf
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      Empire Golfers To Feel Homely
      168 4 Empire Golfers To Feel Homely fa step towards encouraging clubs to give more facilities to golfers from the Dominions and colonies has been taken by the English GWf Union. It was decided bv the Union to recommend to all affiliated clubs that they offer special terms to Empiic golfers to
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      Inventor Of Haywardian Off-Drive Dies
      288 4 Inventor Of Haywardian Off-Drive Dies THE death of Tom Hayward, at the age of 68, sees the passing of one of the greatest batsmen of all time. He was one of the best players of fast bowling we have had in firstclass cricket and his off-drive became so famous that
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      185 4 m WILFRED nolle., the ffl I bridge and Welsh threetj^Bj > has decided to turn \w jfl S tinn to soccer and will nla'.flß 2 centreforward for Cardiff C^H for whom he has fl ateur forms. I Welsh soccer crowds fll to make him as big a luto asflfl
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      Pam Barton For U.S.
      44 4 Misa Pam Barton tnc American Ladi« <■' (^M ship, which taiies place >■; U *^M Burn Golt Club cam.' necticut. from August 21 t f^M iiw to the United States J' I,iI .JM tion. Miss Barton won the cnaio^H shin in 1936.
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      AUDDLE OVER FLYWEIGHT TITLES
      820 5 Iritish Board Loses Prestige n Board of Control must be given every credit for work they did in recognising the Len Harvey-Jock Mcheinc for the world cruiserweight title, but they seem thc prestige they gained from that in the eyes of the mihiir unless they decide
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      CLUBS IMPOSE CAR BAN ON FOOTBALLERS
      447 5 FOLLOWING the motoring accident in which Juntos Guthrie, the Portsmouth right -half-back and captain of last season's FA. Cup winning team, was seriously injured Mr. J. W. Tinn, secretary-mana-ger of Portsmouth, ordered all players on his staff who had motorcars to give them up.
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      KEETON AND BARING RETURN TO FORM
      98 5 KEETON AND BARING RETURN TO FORM TWO cricketers who came back after being seriously injured m motorine accidents have been showing great form this season Walter Keeton, who* 312 against Middlesex Is the highest .score of the sea.son and the highest individual .score bv a Notts batsman VfU knocked down
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      7 Balls-7 Wickets
      14 5 7 Balls -7 Wickets ott, pi t K D aUs HI toi run He
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      PERAK HAS CARNIVAL OF MALAYAN SPORT
      557 6 Tennis And Swimming Major Events (By "PERMAINAN") CPORTS enthusiasts throughout Perak had a crowded week-end during the August Bank holidays when the major attractions were the all-Malayan open tennis championships, and the triangular swimming carnival between Perak, Penang and Singapore, both of which were
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      SUTCLEFFE COMPLETES 50,000 RUNS
      152 6 S ITEKBERT SutclifTe. 44-years-old S H Yorkshire and England open- J ing batsman, has c ompleted j 50,000 runs in first-class cricket, t j Only five other players, W. G. Grace, Hobbs. Woolley, Hendren J i and Mead, had previously at complished the feat. SutclifTe began
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      Memorable Eton-Harrow Match
      340 6 Memorable Eton-Harrow Match THE 1939 E'.«on- Harrow match at Lord's will long be remembered, not only because Harrow won after a lapse of 31 years, but for the outbreak of fisticuffs that followed the end of the match. As scon as the last run was scored the pent-up emotions of
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      NOVA AND GALENTO MATCHES
      173 6 NOVA AND GALENTO MATCHES APPARENTLY plans for a toil between TY.mmy Farr and J Nova, recent conqueror ol WMM Baer, are not likely to materia for some time. 1 Nova has been definitely miM cd with "Two Ton' Tony Ultfl I the Newark publican, for a I rounds world heavyweight
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      52 6 yORKSHIRE have I plan cf keepng a* e M changed, and th.ss.a;^™ ed a rota of thirteen •-<-^ I ping out of the Mf^j; lall biaH Smc critic <'» uy ,<M the fact that^ >■ minated the Ei t *bip to the r usual text*^ a Apparently said for
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      COTTON'S SPECIAL INVITATION
      61 6 runny Louon. me inuaer, nius iccei ed a special invitation, it is reporti from Herr von Ribbentrop, the Germ Foreign Minister, to defend his Germ Open Golf Championship. Cotton 1: also been invited, the report adds, take a team of British players over wi him. It would
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      SELETAR SHOWS CROWING INTEREST IN FOOTBALL
      610 7 R.E. Malays Beaten By Big Margin By "FLASH* INTEREST in Association Football wan revived it ScOetar during the week when the R.A.F. had two attractive Ist Team matches The first was a home game against the R.K. Malays and the airmen romped home by
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      erak Asiatic Rugby Players Hold Meeting
      632 7 erak Asiatic Rugby Players Hold Meeting Jhairman Appeals For More Unity S fifth annual cneral meeting 01 me rer.^K wiir^yj all Club Has held in the Y.M.C.A. recently with Dr. A. C. m* ,n the chair, who in his review of the Club's activities mted (;n Ihe success of true
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      SELANGORS' "MALAYA" CUPCHANCE DEPEND ON BOARDS DECISION.
      188 8 SELANGORS' "MALAYA" CUPCHANCE DEPEND ON BOARDS DECISION. Will Sending-Off Lead To Suspension fl N a fOUl, committed during one of the M.A.H.A. soccer compeuuun,, U depends Selangor's chances in the forthcoming cup final. For fouling an opposing player, Kai Ban, one of the Chinese full-backs was sent off the field
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      ENTHUSIASTIC PLAY IN LEAGUE FOOTBALL
      27 8 ENTHUSIASTIC PLAY IN LEAGUE FOOTBALL An incident in the match between th Chinese and Sappers ml Rcervc devHen of the League, ye^tciday at the Stadia*. MMm 1
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      Malayan Cricket Honour
      127 8 l. If Hl*" IMMm The Malay States side going out to field cf p4ajaf* b fl against the Colony last weekend. Tne BatUng 6 for 17. (KatongMjj ,12*. Saverimuthu (Alexander's XI vs. Rintoul'sXl Seremban). 6 lor 18. U tan S ;f/% b iO9V Ewens (B.C.C. vs. Malacca
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      Jeanne Takes A Peep At
      1618 12 ouni a nai wmiiu winnr jouk. jmiiu m.uIv smart with a white dress accompanied by a bolero of printed fabric, this print being repeated in the hat band and in :i swathed sash at the waist of the dress*. During a tour of the shops
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      MAILS EXPECTED
      59 15 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by air KLM. today. Delivery, of boxholders' letters only 4 p.m. and general delivery of letters and parcels 4 05 p.m. respectively en the same day. Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam) by air (K.L.M.i to-day-Delivery of boxholders* letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day
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      Chinese Bankers Still Held In China
      257 15 Chinese Bankers Still Held In China Singapore, Friday. A TELEGRAM has been received by the office pf the OverseaChinese I Junking Corporation regarding the four official* of the Bangkok branch of the bank who were arrested by the Thai Police and held in custody without any charge being brought against
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      Deferred Departure
      48 15 The s.s. "Ramses" lor Philippine! Islands. Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. on Aug. 10 was closed at 10 a.m. yesterday. Albert Dock: Nil. Victoria Dock: Nil. I Keppel Harbour: King's Dock: Nil. t No. 1 Dock; Giang Ann. No 2 Dock: Nil. I
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      More Baths For Miners
      116 15 London, Aug. 10. AST year was a record year for J mines welfare work in the Unitvd iingdom, and particularly in DBgprd 0 the provision o! pithead baths. Baths were provided last year for nother 55,000 men, bringing the total Fleeted since the Inauguration of the
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      AGED BRITISH COUPLE EVICTED
      79 15 Shanghai, Aug. 11. Jll-R. and Mrs. Jim Silverthorne, an aged British couple living J at Chefoo, have been evicted from their home by the Japane*u> sponsored municipal government, according to foreign reports. I The house, which was confiscated ivithout recompense, was bought in 1872 by Mis.
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        179 15 Fraudulent Use Of Stamps Case Postponed i T HE cases in which Haji Hassan tttn used Government star ps were transI Mohamed a young Enrxlish-speakin- tarred from the Police Court to the n-on of the Distort Court, Malacca, i District Court on Thursday iharWd with Sree count's of fraudu- Before
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        251 15 IpOSTAL INTELLIGENCE I A _,i f— ***~»^**^m*^*~*~mw*m*^* I TO-DAY I Br fi and L.bu« Marudu^ Aug. »3»I»n. I Rajputana 12 10 am I oritainx KLM. 12 2 p.m. K? a nd< at Britain x ..Rajputana 12 10 am ■Kon n Maurice Long 12 11 am E> KLM. 12 2 p.m.
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      YUGOSLAV PREMIER IN ITALY
      106 16 iKome, Aug. 11. 'PHK riati <»i Prime afin« ist<-r i evtl <>•. \U hto Ti I when* h«- arm Y* (l ording to urn lav cii indicate an) nen mow in Yugo i foreign policy wl ch all aim;- I •ii directed towards maintaining Balkan neutrality
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      MILITARY MISSIONS AT MOSCOW
      33 16 Ill MOW. Autf. I riMTISH and \niuh military mi-ions arrived at Leningrad last B 25 "nd iter adding a day left for M„sc-o» ,n the I I I ■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaj
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      No "Apology"
      71 16 Hongkong, Aug. 11. R| FEKRING to Japanese claims to the efled that the British Consul «< SwatOW apologised to the Japunest for Monday's incident, the British Off version sais: Commander Tenda 3nd the British Consul expressed re- -ret that Monday's incident arose out J Oj the pressence of
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      Ciano-Ribbentrop Talk
      26 16 i. n An-,. I) The ftrat talk between Count Ciano and Herr von Ribbentrop t-*>k place this afternoon at Fuachl £astle outside Salzburg Renter.
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      FORSTER SPEECH FOR HOME CONSUMPTION
      464 16 FORSTER SPEECH FOR HOME CONSUMPTION tej, u I DERR ForsterS speech J riiaiititil i„ inl rn French circle.;, beiaj n ■M I national act ol rxeeatieeal ,11 portarce Itut i( doe. n i K>^B l European tension. w It li aim of the sp< II Poland rr I situation and
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      REMEDY AT THE PAVILION
      72 17 I.r, MOM have proposing pictures ,edv and mystery .itnti of this picture, „a t the Pavilion, feature is not the intriguing enough, but acting of Robert Mont;c Rosalind Russell. They Starßand they have a great fun m doinp so A.T& whfcn has "he &M£. smart dialogue
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      XING FILM AT ALHAMBRA
      82 17 IHapplni the Paraned at the all about a early in his "married I rich girt. A find him still win the cham- succeeding. i having a legal arguol their tens the fight rhich is vividly II known that a fight acted tter In the picand Kin?
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      ANKRUPT GETS DISCHARGED
      75 17 ANKRUPT GETS DISCHARGED 1 I Singapore, Friday. a™ it.\u sai. a bankrupt against receiving and adjudication .W' n,,,de on Ort. 21. 1932. was ■ta discharge to-day bv Mr. r.'il'.w subject to a .judgment liabilities totaled MM it was re- 1 ui China and the K n °*W*. A business firm
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      FRANCOS NEW CABINET
      312 17 FRANCOS NEW CABINET Madrid, Aug 11. ANLY two members of the civil war cabinet are included in Franco's peace-time administration in which the army and the Falange Party have joined forces besides Franco himself. These are Sen. Suner, who is retaining the portfolio of Minister of the Interior and has
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      $1,500 BAIL OFFERED
      83 17 Singapore. Friday BAIL of $1,500 was offered to Tay A^ Kim who was charged betoie Mr. C H Kch. with possession of 84 gallons of dutiable liquor at 3.40 p.m. or. Aug. 10 In a house at Lorong Chai Chec oft Changi Road. Accused was also charged
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      Last Night's Repertory Players' Presentation
      177 17 Last Night's Repertory Players' Presentation I Marjorie Gale Maelaren lieid VJ^JJi uruthers J^ Crawford Lawsou **h Hu,„e-Brett Arnold Nassim > Cooper Reid Wowbray Garden ,;i r ,s A. 1! Kussell V Seah Wiili;, m C. Biss Ge °f«eßenwi h pres< nted "On tii LS I nig udience at the part
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      COLONEL SHOT DEAD IN AMBUSH
      80 17 Pesh-iwa An 11 f lEUT-Colonel C. W May of the F:on- tier fnrei regiment and Deputy Ouaiter-master-General. Wa/irntan Dl trict. was shot dead last night when they wen ambushed by hostile tribal men while motoring on the Dikhan- J Bannu road Two other occupants in
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      ANTICIPATES MONEY UNDER FATHER'S WILL
      188 17 Singapore, Friday. CTATING that during the past fortnight his father had died and that he anticipated some share in the will, Mr. Chua Sim (ihi made application to his lordship Mr. Justice Pedlow for the stay of bankruptcy proceedings against him. Mr. Mark Morrison appeared
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      BANK PAYMENTS
      134 17 Amsterdam. Aug. 11. > It is learned that the well-known banking firm of Mendelssohn has applied for permission to suspend pay- ments. M Fritz Mannheimer. who was head of the bank, died suddenly in Paris on There are no signs of any rt percussions on the Amsterdam Bourse.
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      CUSTOMS QUESTION
      40 17 London. Am; 11 1 There is a feeling in official quarters i in London that Hr. Forster's speech is mild and does not destroy the hop.' o! carlv settlement between Warsaw and nanzig of the customs question Reuter
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      THE CARIBOU
      8 17 London, Aug II Tlit Southamptonal L34pm. <
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        37 17 "One of the finest films of this or any other year" DAILY MAIL ACCLAIMEb BY THE WHOLE WOULD! '<"■ r«a"i""" j*^^~-£SS!^im^^^^ mmmmmmlmW 'ef^?^T""^^7l Gafa Midnight Premiere SATURDAY, Aug. 2<;th General Season Opens TUESDAY, Aug. 29th AT THE CAPITOL
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      POLICE DEFEAT S. R. C IN DIVISION I GAME
      631 18 POLICE DEFEA T S. R. C IN DIVISION I GAME I MATCH OF MISSED CHANCES POLICE 4 SRC 2 PROGRESSING with the play and becoming really interesting towards the later stages, the first division league fixture between the S.R.C. and the Police resulted in a win for the Police by
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      R. A. F. AND MALAYS SHARE POINTS
      199 18 m ifl.r .A Z [K31NTS were shared when the R.A.F. met the M.F.A. in a Reserve Division League match at the Harbour Board ground yesterday evening, the game ending in a draw of 2—2. Play was of a fairly high standard and was
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      SCHEDULE OF RACING AT PERAK
      114 18 SCHEDULE OF RACING AT PERAK I»HE following is the schedule of for the August Skye Meeting Perak Turf Club. 1939: First Day Aug. I Horses 4, Div 1. sft furs. Div. 2.5 Horses 5. Div. 1. 6 furs. Div .2. Div. 3 furs. Ponies 2, Div. 1.5 furs. Div. V
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      BASEBALL LEAGUE STARTS
      216 18 BASEBALL LEAGUE STARTS Q«Su.,da>. ball Atowiation uiii m M ta«bau l« tue ai i p.m. I his vear\ uJ Hay should be a red tU *r 1"■ local baseball. Ai r Babitigton. President of ciation, mil t h n»* j n the iLaB to start the season and |2| of
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      S.C.C. START POORL AGAINST MEDICALS
      186 18 S. C.C. START POORL AGAINST MEDICALS gRIGHT bowling by Kuldip Singh for the Medical College mm saw the S.C.C. make a poor start in their cricket match a?aj M the Union, which commenced yesterday on the Padang. Singh had taken three wickets for ten runs when stumps m drawn at
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        96 18 K|M»rls lliairv TO-DAY Soccer: Div. 1. S.C.F.A. vs. LoyalsStadium. 2A. R.A.F. (T.) vs. Mental HospitalSeletar. 28. Minesweepers vs. Excise— l Base Cricket: M.C.U. vs. S.C.C —Ps dang. St Andrew's vs. Khalsa— St. Anc rewV S.C.R.C. vs. SRC. "A".— S.R.C. C.S.C. vs. Raffles College— R.C. Fort Canning vs. Indian Associatioi —I.
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      ROYAL WORLINGTON TIPPED TO WIN GOLD CUP AT PENANG
      1421 19 h-ospecis ror \fo- Day's Races (tsy uenny auiace; interest for the last day of the Penang Turf Club meeting Kih will be concluded to-day, when the nine events are run off, centred on the Gold Cup. 4 a field of U
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      COLD CUP BROADCAST
      40 19 The running of the Gold Cup race at Penang to-day will be relayed by the B. M. B C. at 5.15 p.m. to-day. The commentator will be Mr. M. J. Thorpe. President of the Penang Wireless Society
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      SOVIET CHANGE OF COMMAND
      95 20 SOVIET CHANGE OF COMMAND Moscow, Aug. 11. PKNKRAL Gngori Stern, chief of the First Soviet Army in the r East, has been removed from iiis post and replaced by Genial Popov, ex-Chief of Staff, according to a Vladivostok newspaper. Observers better* the change ol Hie <: ■tat command does not
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      INDIAN FRONTIER TRIBAL TROUBLE
      96 20 Peshawar. Aug .11 Tribesmen, climated at between 35 ;.nd 40. placed a lon of wood across the :oad as the car stopped and 100 shots rang out. Mr. May his companions were immediately shot in the face and their bodies dragged out and after, a complete
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      TIENTSIN & "TRICKY BRITAIN"
      197 20 TIENTSIN "TRICKY BRITAIN" Peiping. Aug. 11. HESPITE the semiofficially reiteI rated Japanese assurance that Ithe anti-British movement is spon'taneous and consists of feeling which has been boiling up since the 'opium war a century ago and which is only just finding expression, the Japanese continue to clearly display participation in
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      London A 'City of The Dead'
      261 20 i LTOTY i.oul -I "hurray:" went up from 1 1 cadily Circus <ireet lijrhts sudden! v we Mt .'..[t i n _____l \2M ml The (neat blackout had btfmt Some p^i I taw: <>ther> for the last underground trains. Others jL' I I statue
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      London Like "Scattered Villages"
      466 20 JUUIIUUII, /iug. 11. THE effect of the blackout on the "invading aircraft" is referred to in an Air Ministry communique, 'which states that Eastland bomber 'invaders report the success of the blackout, particularly in the London area, where some 400 square miles, inhabited by eight million
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      ANOTHER ATLAN ATTEMPT
      45 20 st. Petar'l j*ov* Ale Two young New have if 32, and Dick D«*^: A tlai_« monoplane on a tran ;:1announcing tn 1 Eire— Reuler. (Continue from 1 to decrease their raid. I casualties. The i bul P>| 1 1 Mm Reuti f
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