Morning Tribune, 14 August 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE K itii SINGAPORE, MONDAY, Aogutt 14, MB. FIVE CENTs
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    WARRANTABLE" DELAY OF TOKYO TALKS
    202 1 WARRANTABLE" DELAY OF TOKYO TALKS JAPANESE DELEGA TES DISPER SING Tokyo, Aug. 13. JIIE military officers who participated In the Anglo- Japanese conference are returning to Tientsin by air to-morrow to resume their military duties, because the final instruction to the British delegates has not arrived, according to the Domei
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    81 1 I Paris, Ang. 13. f the new Spanish Govis set forth in a miniment after the first he Cabinet last night. aent's aim is stated to the country along the i of recuperation and ated a period vated by tha pertempts which at present in vain i is rej
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    165 1 Salzburg Aim. 13. lano again visited Berth■n this morning and had JJ With hitler, the conlavtini, just under one envards he returned here >ed with von Kibbentrop. ■«o is expected to leave ie?ening with his .staff In a i lor Rome pealed that Count Ciano Jpentrop returned here from
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    "Britain Will Not Be On Losing Side"
    105 1 1 Melbourne, Aug. 13. I HITLER'S policy is the sole cause of the present world tension, declared the Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, in a public speech. He added that Hitler's refusal to negotiate calmly and peaceably in reHard to Danzig was causing the
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    No More Shouted Orders In The New Mauretania London, Aug. 13.
    171 1 No More Shouted Orders In The New Mauretania London, Aug. 13. [I/HEN the new Cunard-White Star liner Mauretania docks at New York at the end of the voyage, which began from the King George ;he Fifth dock, London, yesterday, orders will be spoken quietly from he bridge through the microphone
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    PALESTINE HIGH COMMISSIONER
    28 1 Jerusalem, Aug. 13. The Hk>;h Commissioner to-day flew U Fort Said, en route for Britain. He is expected to be away for two months. —Reuter
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    P. & O. BARS VISITORS
    107 1 P. O. BARS VISITORS London, Aug. IX AS a precautionary measure taken. it is understood, against pea> i sible IK A outrages, only bona y I tide passengers were allowed aboard the P. and O. liners Stratheden > and Kanpura before they sailed > i from Southampton for a Mediter-
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    Turkey "Appeases" Bulgaria
    111 1 Turkey "Appeases" Bulgaria I Sofia, Aug. 13. THE newspapers, which for some days have carried bitter articles in regarding to the alleged concentration of large bodies of troops in Turkey's European territory of Thrace, have adopted a new tone in the past 24 hours. They now refer to the fact
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 London. Aug. 13. No information has reached eJßeial quarters in London eoncerniis the statement that Mr. Kato (chisl Hpaneae delegate), has rejected the proposal put forward by Sir Robert Craiffe f«r resumption of talks tt Tokyo.— Reuter.
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    MANS AXE ATTACK ON GIRL
    665 2 WANTED r TO WED MUAR ASSIZE TRIAL (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. MOHAMAD bin Abdullah, a Tamil Hindu convert to Islam, was this morning produced Before Mr. Justice J. V. O. Mills at the Muar Assizes on a charge of voluntarily caused grievous hurt
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    Another Successful Concert
    396 2 Another Successful Concert MUSIC of the type served up at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night is seldom heard by a Singapore audience. Works of a number of composers who, though generally famous, are not particularly well known as producers of organ music formed the main theme of the programme
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    ALLEGED POSSESSION OF STILL
    116 2 ALLEGED POSSESSION OF STILL (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sunday. A CHINESE, Chai Mee, to-day appear- ed before Raja Suleiman, Third Magistrate, for being in possession of five boons of chandu and a samsu still. The accused admitted the first charge, stating that he kept the chandu because what
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    "THE CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN"
    101 2 LAST night a full dress rehearsal of "The Circus Comes To Town" was held at the Raffles Hotel. There was a very large attendance, and the show is one of the finest of its kind that has yet been staged in Singapore. The show opens
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    PRISON FOR HAVING TOO MUCH CHANDU
    131 2 PRISON FOR HAVING TOO MUCH CHANDU (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sunday. CHARGED with being in possession of 14 hoofts of non-Government fhandu when he was arrested at the Johore Causeway on his return from Singapore on Aug. 4, a Chinese, Wong Ah Seng, aged 6e, was sentenced to
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    138 2 < 1 rom (hir q^ M I Ku -la fumpurj "THY accused in thkfl hovpaal underjoiiJl of treatment lor thtl I a marked five dollar I he is alleged to hattj his arrest/' said Mr. Cfl A s P Courts, uhenl I which .t nine* rm_fl Wah was tailed
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    MOTORING OFFENCE
    92 2 (From Our Own c^ r^Bl Pleadiiv- guilty to a ch^B 1; a Singapore car without m\ Johore Bahru an Arab. to-day fined SlO by the T»R trate, Raja Suleiman. ™ked why he committer the accused said he a <M> the latter was LU. He Vy the car himself.
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    43 2 S.S.V.F.. wil rnS n h e la«, at the funera of t^ %s<§§& Soo Bin, at one tune ing the corn f" llb eheldM The funeral l will oe is j noon of Tuesday Au-, mm Members o the S are required^^JMm
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    6 2 Yesterday """"^'"of tW ft complai"«i_iJ^---:::-'^__B
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    16 2 uisrd brß J}o?fce° hSf^ n 1 Tan WkJJ* haV e bf^J^B by a motor car
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      118 2 End Rheumatism While You Sleep If yon suffer sharp, stabbing pains, if Joints are swollen, it shows your blood is poisoned through faulty kidney action. Other symptoms Of Kidney Disorders are Burning, Itching Passages, "Getting up Nights," Backaches, Lumbago, Leg Pains, Nervousness, Dizziness, Headaches, Colds, Puffy Ankles, Circles under Eyes,
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    MARRIED ON SATURDAY
    24 3 I Mrs Chia Sian Nen. who were married at St. Andrew's Caledral on Saturday. The bride was Miss Chan Nyven Fan.
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    103 3 ni Own Correspondent) I Johore Bahru, Sunday. ■F.R eight Chinese were I this morning before the Raja Suleiman, for W cards. The accused all Bty and each was fined $2 Bt two days' imprisonment. Biers mere arrested at two Bees. The first five. Hong ■hons Ah Chew, Ho Ah
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    LOADED CYCLE
    32 3 ou r Own Com ;xmdent> k ai Muar, Saturday. M young Sikh boy, was this F_£y ced before Inche Lgaad harged with SJrrto, f' on a tt ay at i
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    STOLE HAT
    19 3 I IOUr B°"tnP ''^dent. Saturday. youth, was labour bv Pahat magis- worth $1.50, Inspector atJalan bob con-,
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CASH & JEWELLERY
    97 3 ALLEGED THEFT OF CASH JEWELLERY (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. AMINAH binte Ahmad, a middle-aged Malay woman, was this morning produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having committed theft of cash and jewellery to the extent of $30. It was stated that the accused was a
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    Big Offensive By Chinese In Kiangsi
    357 3 Big Offensive By Chinese In Kiangsi Hongkong, Aug. 13. MR Wang Ching Wei is planning to establish a bogus regime at Kwangtung and afterward to make a similar move in Fukien. He offers the Kwangtung Governorship to a certain Mr. King. Since Aug. 7, the Japanese have resumed the offensive
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    ALLEGED AFFRAY
    31 3 Five people— two Boyanese and three Chinese— were injured in an alleged aff;ay at Adam Road at about 4.30 y«. terday evening. They have been conveyed tr the hospital.
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      92 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ""death. PATON. On 13th. August 1»39. at th< General Hospital, Singapore, Noe Eric Pa ton, 26 years. A funeral service will be held at the Church of th< Holy Family, Katong. at 5 P.M. today, interment at Bidadari Cemeterj at 5.30 PM. Deeply regretted EYE EXAMINATIONS, EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICES
    419 4 LONDON COMMODITIES MINI RIBBER g Spot Buyers «i, H Sellers g I Ist Forward September Buyers 8 1 Sellers g B 2nd Forward Oct Dec. Buyers 8i 2 m 3rd Foiwa'rd Jan March Buyeri gg B Sellers B PRODUCL I Pre vi mi.- m PALM OIL (Malay)
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    DEMANDED DEBT
    63 4 ,i)i Our Own Correspondent' Johore Bahru, Saturday China* POOOg Peng and Jii K- were to-day charged before in Second Magistrate. Mr If I> vith fighting OU the road am ing the peace accused, both pleading guilts iey did not fight. Jin Kow sla" i(! wily called out loudly
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    Norway Buys Planes
    67 4 1 Oslo. Aug. 13. j Following tne news that Norway has arran-ed the purchase from the United States oi twelve Curtis fighters costing 0150 (.00, 11 Ifl announced that the Government Norway has ordered six Glosi.i CHadifctor fighters, valued at T45.0G0. from England. The machines (are to
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    RUMANIA AND HER NEIGHBOURS
    78 4 __>uiiiaii >>i. nil-;. 10. FT is learned that Germany has just A bought 300.000 tons of Rumanian j wheat. King Carol returned this evening and j later received the Prime Minister. M. I Calmescu. who was able to report conI sidcrable improvement in the RumanoI Bulgarian
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    ATLANTIC FLYERS MISSING
    98 4 ATLANTIC FLYERS MISSING j-jonuoii. Aug. 16. TEARS that the Atlantic has claimed two more victims are growing ajI time passes without, news cf Loeb and I Decker. Their arrival time should have been about noon G.M.T. yesterday. Their petrol must long ago have been exhausted. There i.s little hope for
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      127 4 I j I r mm\ v• J -fl K ~*t I z^_l I m* I 1 H It i» impos- JC"^ sihle for an individual to provide for his valued possessions the safety that is afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes of various sizes for hire at
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    125 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Company D.v^end Books An, 12. Ipj Close Payable Date Total TIN Date Ex. Div. year Batu Selangor Iftfi Auk 22 Aug 24 Aug. 23 Thabawleik 13 No. 21 Aug. 11 Aug. 25 Aug. 12 13 i b RIBBEK Amal Malay 4 final Aug. 22
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    566 5 pm 199 20,9 0.72 076 lid" i-20c.d. 0.32 o^4 24|- 25 6xci 048 0.52 0.23 0.26 13 3 14--20 6 21$ 13 6 14,6 172>2 I.Boxo 9 6 10,6 14 6 15 6 1.46 155 0.40 0.43 26 3 27 3 1.25 1.50 0.23 0 26 6 50 6.55
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    208 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS t I Singapore. Friday. MINING Ampats 3 8 4 1 Aver Wengs 0.71 0.75 ißatu Selangors I.M 1-20 1 Hong Fatts 0.58 061 Hongkong Tin 15 6 166 Jelebus 0.47 0.52 Kamunting Tin 7 9 B'3 Katu Tin 21- 221Kents ..110 212 Killinghalls 13- 14 6 Kramats
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    NEDERALANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
    32 5 NEDERALANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Koyal Charter AD. 1824* Incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f .40,030,000 Reserve Fiuid 10,500,000.London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED.
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    Head Office: AMSTERDAM
    70 5 Branches: Holland.— Kotterdam, The Hague, a: 4 64 branches and sub-branches a* smaller places Netherlands East Indies:— Batavia, bourabaya, Samarang. Medan, Weltevreden, Bandoeng, Cheribon, Teg. i, Pecalongan. Djokjakarta. Sou, Tjilatjap, DJember, Palem^anf, Bandjermasln. Macassar, Pontiau:* Pemangkat, Singkawang, Sau;b». Djambl Soekaboeml. British India: Rangoon, Calcu^a. Bombay. Straits Settlements:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    132 5 DEBENT URES AND LOANS MORN I NT. TRIBTXE. Monday. August 14, 103 re» C »JM. $30,000 fc?l St $400 000 Int ttc'S**^"' 101 102 nom n;^*««Mo»'ii»:*"' 106 108 nom K 1? if* 3 «°oob«6tot m 2 mvi nom DOO',OOO 105 2 107 /2 m >-80 56.000.666" no liu? x.i. ept.
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      323 6 1 PAVILION 6-15 9-15 TO-NIGHT E^ p "™^ZM THI SLEUTH.HC SLOAHES ARi BACK IN NO* ADVEHTURK 1 3 SHQ^S TQ» j I MATINEE 3.15 TO-NICHTTrM .^a.n-.n.v..t p^ttOtolve lh»m »,th hund t »<i howl, to! .-■■■.TVJlf '^'11 b-15 gflß U Wo.-^T^^ i ,^-J- -<°ttSsT7s^^ I ,T S NE LONG YELL F
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    25 7 Third RES n fo K ine off I Chm I ith. tt nan, and necklace. ">Le^ I the culII ,;...ce. I lhe I know.
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      33 7 r CHANGE •1 e of this or I year" daily MAIL HMED BY THE OLK WOULD! ZtTfihr// ill" K^W/// Vto^M^ 0 j i>.. •','»t Premiere tog. 26th. Opens UAY^ Aug. 29th iE <MPITOL
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      140 7 Unlicensed Liquor Charge Singapore. Saturchv |VK GUSH Seim was produced to-da\ before Mr. C H. Koh. the Fourii trate. charged with being in poof half a gallon of rlutiabl liquor and 24 gallon.^ mealed hiio not being a holder of a licen^:- The case was postponed for a w*ek. SUN
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      216 7 iM^-H^HM^HB^Ba--iHM-aa«iaaMHM The QUINS Were Never like this Before! Their Third and best feature picture! I ajfl Bl I m*Jmw -t*^Mmm Bka^aV* \AmmF Bkßp^'w IK flflflU fIBBB* flflflU OPENING TO-DAY 3-15, 6-15 9-15 P.M. illillillTl iSi«J. m CONDITIONKD 20th Century-Fox (irand Musical-Comerlv Hit piesentiii^ CLAIRE TREVOR JEAN HERSHOLT Cesar Romero SLIM
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE Monday. August 14, 1939.
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      JUST AROUND THE CORNER
      303 8 wwj.t iwnvc iiiuuuis nuw inert lias been a disinclination to decisions and to embark on tci prises pending a "clearing of Jtuation." For many people year has been one of routine no progress. Yet, the situahas all the makings of a b m, particularly in Malaya—
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  • "ATLANTIC WIVES" from FOUR COUNTRIES
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      Personal Sidelight On Ocean Air Route
      837 8  - Personal Sidelight On Ocean Air Route Kay Carson By (Special To Morning Tribune) CIVE women in England have been watching the development of plans for the inauguration of Great Britain's first Atlantic air service, which began this week, with more than ordinary interest. They are the wives of five of
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      320 8 Singapore v I I JVN her fiftieth voyage •''■^■Bt i s^ world, the "President fl arrived with twonty-six i >as fll for Singapore. There I passengers for Penang. A!«fl were eleven. passengers f-»r SH Bal! from the Standard Oil ulfl The following is a brief -ivhofl of those disembarking
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      42 8 r To-days "White Label" Aitnouncetncnt In the past a fere good things were hard to get at all times. In the present all good things a,e hard to gel at any time. It it a comfort to know MWAR'S ii» obtainable everywhere.
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    DEVELOPING CHINA'S "BABY PROVINCE"
    601 9 DEVELOPING CHINA'S "BABY PROVINCE" Ilitical, Economic Social Reforms I than four months ago bikang Dordenng China's westerK, bl frontier was given the status of a province. To-day this I. sta t o meaning in Chinese "peace in the west," has plung|to the work of national reconstruction. Ina c efforts to
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    JAPAN'S NEW PEACE OFFER
    124 9 Hongkong, Aug. 12. ACCORDING to a reliable foreign report, Mr. Wang Ching Wei is making a final effort to appeal to the Central Government in Chungking to cease hostilities and to negotiate with Japan on the basis of the Koncye declaration of Dec. last year. Mr.
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    PLOT TO KILL SIR ROBERT CRAIGIE
    59 9 PLOT TO KILL SIR ROBERT CRAIGIE A Shanghai, Aug. 12. CCORDING to a report released by the Japanese Government, an assassination plot against Sir Robert Craigie, the British Ambassador to Japan, has been discovered in Tokyo. Three men have been arrested. The plot is said to be in connection with
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    Skoda Arms For Britain?
    90 9 London, Auk. 11. THE Ministry of Supply to-da: leaned the following statemen rctrardinir the* reports which havt recen'ly appeared in the Press abou the purchase of arma from the Skod; factory "The Ministry have no knowledg that any orders were placed with th Skoda factory. Certain
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    Pontine Arms Haul
    53 9 condon, Aug. 11.— A record was achley ea yesterday in a matter which ciosel concerns the pacification ot Paiestim when 48 rifles and nine pistols, as we. as a large amount cf ammunition, mak ing in all the largest capture for a singl day, were seized or
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      23 9 Your Convenience Ef ORE OR AFTER THE SHOW ft l*E \t The 'APITOL RESTAURANT S «ney R^ k oystetl AND Strawberrie. 0| > tamable.
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    BY AIR OR SEA?
    155 10 "CABOT" the flying-boat which inaugurated Britain's trans-Atlantic m vice on August Uh, took aboard 1,000 gallons of petrol in mid-air from a flying tanker when a demonstration of flight refuelling was given over Southampton. Refuelling in this manner gives the flying-boat increased range and payload. The
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    REFUELLING WEEK
    33 10 THE ONLY PRIVATE CAKfM fa the Coal Exchange in L w Wj b Wales-a distance ,of "^Mfc was converted in tanks being refuelled^H the coal-gas driven car^^H Bflflfl)flJflflflflfl"" l lßl '"nf*^^^^^flflflM'
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    SPAHIS AT SPEED
    113 11 SPAHIS A T SPEED THRILLING riding displays were a feature of the fete of the 4th Moroccan Spahis, crack French colonial regiment, at Senlis, France. The picture above shows the Spahis thundering past at full gallop. (Planet News). A reassuring display of the efficiency of Switzerland's army was given to
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    WEEK OF COAL
    22 11 K' coai-gas fuel left or a run to South horsepower model, ngland. Left: the the run, below, (Planet News).
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAY!
    851 12 By Our London! Correspondent I London, Aug. 3. £EGS are in the news again and, incidentally, are causing stocking manufacturers a lot of worry. The reason is that there is too much of them! With frocks getting shorter and shorter, women are asking for longer stockings
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      316 14 j TO FRENCH PORlfl j ;f*>'* 7 charceurl^eunisl HOMEWARDS. I CAP ST JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. N Bordeaux a I i LINOIS For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp, Dunkirk 1 jTO SAIGON INDOCHINI r*p VAREtLA For Saison. Tourane and Halnhor.s h\i.m CAP PADARAN For Saigon. Tourane and Hai., S. A. M.
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    Chinese Beat The Loyals In First Division
    773 15 Chinese Beat The Loyals In First Division Singapore. Sunday. i S.C.F.A :j; Lova ls 1. SPLENDID work by the Chinese defence, who kept the Loyate* fomard* at hay, enabled the S.C.F.A. Jo defeat the Loyals by three goajs to me in a first division league game played at the Stadium
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    PENANG RACE RESULTS
    105 15 RESULTS of Saturday's Races at Penang were as follows: Race 1. Dairy Maid $12 $7 Kit $8 Race 2. Phariol $54 $13 Rackarock $9 Nightshade $11 Race 3. Nutcracker $22 $9 Hercuks $7 Race 1. Sam Rurger $22 $7 Polo $10 1 President $7 Race .">. Queen's
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      190 15 SfrAUNTELL!GENCEJ I TO-DAY Qantas Aug. 14 9 p.m. t-WWJ t Feru 14 3.30 p.m. Cfftf^ nl> K.N.I.L.M. 14 11.30 a.m. gfAve Sumatra, S.-East uI V, w Moluccas and Van der Lijn 14 10.30 a.m. LflLf Dillyx -Qantas" 14 9 p.m. ld Plancius 14 9 a.m. ialld ••Qantas" 14 9 p.m.
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    INCREASED INTERIM BY SOUTHERNKINTA
    1256 16 INCREASED INTERIM BY SOUTHERN KINTA THE fifth ordinary general nurtm Ltd., was held in London on Jul; (apt. Oliver LvtteMon. D presiding, said: Since our last mcetum the company iffered a areal loss In the death n. March ol Blf ErneM Miller and I BJM much regret that for reasons
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    Successful Singapore Effort For China Relief
    481 16 Successful Singapore Effort For China Relief Singapore. Sunday. |>APER flags, sold on behalf of the China Relief Fund, were everywhere in Singapore to-day, the second anniversary of the invasion of Shanghai Marling irom the previous night, over 101 groups of Chinese men, women, girls and boys, numbering over 3,000, voluntarily
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    Chinese Weddomg A Cathedral
    506 16 Chinese Weddomg A Cathedral gl. Andre afternoon when :,ij ss h Fah. young- daughter -f J Mr. and Mrs. Chan Kuchimr. Sarawak, became ta| of Mr. Chia Siau Nen, I Mr. and Ml 1(1 K ,fl Singapore bridegr I manager oi "Rub I (estate oi U e Cho n oJ
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    R.C. SCORE AN EASY WIN
    217 17 R.C. SCORE AN EASY WIN a pore. Saturday. [m hr o, M »d bowling of and ft le Merr'""P ui-re skittled :»7 runsuhen they kITSE at cricket thlS N l the rumm. r" 00 k w;v the only one to Itl, 22 for the tiU wickets for 25 tea the
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    TIENTSIN FLOODS
    44 17 TIENTSIN FLOODS I Tientsin, Aug. 13. ithorities are making feverish Qti lo save Tientsin from floodj result ul rise of the Hal river 1 of which i.s new only one foot e surface of the British Concesmdbag carriers are being hurrected along the waterfront.—:
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    SHAW PULLER AND SIOO THEFT
    42 17 I Si! Saturday. Khah, a rickshaw puller h a before Mr L. c. Qoh, this morning to I having committed a stolen $100 K .P. K Menon, a Balmoral Road the morning of Aug. SS nd the
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    UNKNOWN
    27 17 Idem, Aug. 13. three Arab vil uhood of the JOth were dy~ ol unknown There were Jewiih tie- v punitive mining a po- hovoth a lew
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    Australian Football Executive Arrives
    126 17 SillgftpOf*, Friday. {jX a tour o| Malaysia with tw.-nty-rive others fr.m Australia and New Zealand w Mr. H. L Roberta an important newspaper executive irom Melbourne, and en 2SH^DiUtt^Ji6lniiu^^ui^ •ompunied I tin- 1 the t.'.rian I Foot- I the Rich- 1 semi-profes- 1 Football I ni
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    DEARER TREASURY BORROWING
    76 17 liOndon. Aug. 13. A RAY of sunshine came the way of j discount brokers this week in thej iorm of a more satisfactory Treasury j Bill tender. After a long period of re-j cessions, the average allotment rate! rose to 14s. 0.7d per cent, while less competition
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    HOLY SEE AND WORLD AFFAIRS
    38 17 HOLY SEE AND WORLD AFFAIRS Paris. Aug. 13. THE Pope received the Papal Nuncio to Berlin in audience II is understood that the international situation was discussed In relation to the diplomatic activity of the Holv See —Pinter.
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    Cardinal Innitzer
    19 17 Vienna, Aug. 13 Vienna. Aug. 13— According to persistent but unconfirmed rumours. Cardinal Innitzer is retiring —Reuter.
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    Berlin Broadcast In French
    62 17 Berlin. Aug. 13— Germany is swung next month for the first time broadcastsin French.— Reuter. London, Aug. IS "I confidently believe a serious air a; tack on the.^e Islands would be brought to a standstill in a short time," declared Air Vice Marshall Sir Hugh Dowding,
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    GAS TO DRIVE CARS
    92 17 London, Aug. 13. MEW types ol motor-car engines, driven by high compression coal gas, which it is claimed operate a.s efficiently as engines driven by oil or petrol are to be exhibited shortly to Members of Parliament, and it is anticipated in some quarters that developments
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    NEW PLAY BY G.B.S.
    78 17 London, Aug. 13. A NEW play by George Bernard Shaw, entitled "In Good King Charles' Golden Days" was proI duced last night and was the main i feature of uhis year's Malvern Festival. The play, which well received by critic and n large auoience. is rftscf
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    CABOT CROSSES ATLANTIC
    78 17 Botwood (Newfoundland). Aug. 13. THE Imperial Airways flying-boat Cabot arrived at 7.30 a.m.. local time, having completed the 1,995 miles from Foynes in 16'A hours on the second /light of f, British Atlantic air mail c ervice l^.i^v^ The cargo in the Cabot included a brace of
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    DRY RUBBER EXPORT
    35 17 Export of dry rubber, uncorrected ftgurE from Malaya. Brune and Lahnan for July are: Mainland 37.331 ns 1 strait* Settlements Islands 175 tons- Brunei 103 tons; Labuan la tons, Total 37.624 tons
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    Woman Charged
    133 17 Singapore, Friday. Halimah binte Ahmad, a female Ma-| labari Islam, to-day appeared before the fifth magistrate, Mr. L. < OOfi, charged with having given false information to a corporal. Sultan Khan It was stated that accused told tin corporal that when she visited a house n Keng Lee
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    Y's And R.A. Draw At Cricket
    275 17 Singapore, Salunl ACBIGKBI aaalei eetwesa the fJLCJL and the R.A. <('huii*i> played on the Y\ ground this afternoon resulted in a draw. netting first, toe v., were all out tor 142, to which Iyn contributed a useiul ST— -the hlghesi figure Barliei and Kield
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    109 17 WAID to hav- been stabbed in a fig!:' at Loroag 3. Qeylang Road ah/wtij after 6 pm. to-day, two ci Inese rabbet factory CO( lie; aie lying in thfl Tan 'i < lleng hospital injured One "1 them .sustained .mi Inc i wound over the right palm, while
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    CHEAPER OIL
    70 17 Austin (Texas", Aim 13 i"N order to meet the situation re ultI in- from cuts in the price of crud Oil, a Shutdown oi the vast Texas fields for thirty days e u ad' clav by the majority ol the Texas Ra commission which regulafc duetion of crude
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    MATCH WON BY 3 RUNS
    352 18 ipore, Sunday IN a touch and go erirket game played I on the St Andrew's School ground tov the 8 A o B beal the B c.R.C. by re three runs. Though the standard o! batting was not hie,h it was bright, judging Irom the
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    Law Notice
    172 18 Before the Chief Justice Tuesday. 15th at 11 a.m: -Bkey. 391,3b Ifoban Bingh- Motion for Directions etc Friday. 18th at U a m: -Bankruptcy. Before Mr Justice Ptdlow. Monday, 14th at 11 a.m: --Sumnion-aes-in-Ghambers, Originating Summonses, Petition No 2 33- Re Denis D'Cotta. Judgment Summonses and Judgment Notice.
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    UNITED SERVICES 9-WICKET WIN OVER THE MERCHANTS
    260 18 lINITED services scoit-u cunvmuiig Miweaj i the Merchaj H the cricket tournament played at the S.C.C terday,vhet I Merchants were defeated by nine wickets. "B Merchants who took first lease of the wickets were only able to put 61 on the I board.
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    S.R.C. BEAT SOLDIERS
    325 18 S.R.C. BEAT SOLDIERS DOWLERS and batsmen of the I SRC. dominated play yesterday when they defeated the Manchesters on the Padang by seven wicketo. This is the last match of the season that the Recs. will play on their home ground. They meet the Indian Association next weekend in their
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    FIVE CYCLISTS FINED
    136 18 FIVE CYCLISTS FINED (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. fewer dhan five cyclists were tined this morning for bicycle offence by the acting Second Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail. All of them pleaded guilty and a fine of $1 each was imposed by Vu- Magistrate. Navaradin had no light while
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    HOME CRICKET
    88 18 i London, aej, CLOSE of pla\ ket matches West Indies 162. Glouei for 8. c I Nottinghamshire 237. LancuJ I Middlesex 217: Surrcv j Derbyshire 70 i Nichols 6 fcr lgij.^ex 180, Derbyshire 2nd irmaigs 21 j Hampshire 285 (Sperrv 5 Leicestershire 55 for 2. Warwickshire 371 for
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    TEST TEAM
    31 18 London. Aug I The England test team to meefl West Indies at the Oval on Satfl will be: Hammond. Hutton. ii HardstafT, Nichols. Wood. Wright.B dard, Perks, Oldfield. Keeton.-R™
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    DRIVER CHARGED
    64 18 (From Our Own Corresponded Batu Pahat. SatqJ Heng Peng Teh, a Malacca motfl driver, was to-day charged m Ungku Ismail, .the Batu Pahat m trate, with causing hurt to a OM by driving his car in a negligent™ ner at 6V 2 mile. Jalan Seri Gadin?M Batu Pahat,
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    Belia Beat Educatiol In Hull Cup Match
    349 18 p (From Our Own Correspondent) I Johore Bahru. Saturda« being two goals down at the interval, Bella played a improved game in the second half to defeat Education MM goals to two in the Hull Cup match played this afternoon Istana Padang. I
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    UNKNOWN
    415 19 I i.-npore. Saturday. l„ r naaei comfortable W ,*ei Vmi four uW division 2.1 league SSe^ d with the Sapper. mto vti-oT'lv Their efforts wer« fn r nance's pass. Humph to Crompton wh( I n V a ™y ■w Ifhf Wcl but .Jhelr effoit. ft-ith lit tl° Miccess. the
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    UNKNOWN
    56 19 our Own Correspondent) }> ahat, Saturday. ah **?L hool master, and J* Batu p ch ol gardener, IPah at wen y te 5 Mala y Scho °l> fc >ctiVeiv da fined 20 an <3 IsmaU, the F^Tian a K te for assaulting ►Jti, nmese shopkeeper th T a um
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    127 19 I.«»ihlmm. Aug. 12. A START was made wiUi the axNociation football league in Scotland, first and second divisions matches bring played. Result*, as cabled by Reuter, were: j DIVISION I. Aberdeen 3 Celtic 1 Albion R. 5 Ayr United D Alloa 3 St. Johnstone 0 Clydie 4
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    S.C.C. Register Easy Win Over The Loyals
    309 19 Singapore, Sunday. |N a cricket match played at the Gillman Barracks to-day the S.C.C. j beat the Loyals by 120 runs. > T>V».~ l~ 1 .o j. l l_ me ljuyais, navmg nrsi kuock, were only able to score 108 runs, out of
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    Muar Malays Beat Police
    436 19 Muar Malays Beat Police (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. JjCORING three goals without reply, the Muar Malays ComJoined XI beat the Johore State J Police soccer team by 3 o in a I friendly match, played at the Muar Club padang yesterday evening. The Police were rather unlucky to
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    HEAD WOUND
    42 19 Bleeding profusely from a severe wound over the head, an aged Chinese was removed to the general hospital shortly before five o'clock yesterday evening. He was said to have been knocked down by a motor car at New Bridge Road.
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    S.B.A. TOURNEY
    321 19 Singapore, Sunday. AS expected, Peh Teng Siew and Cyril Wee (Devonshire) beat Wee Hong Loo and George Tan 21—7, 21—17 to qualify for the final in the men's junior sirgles championship in the S.B.A. tournament to-day. Teng Siew and Cyril Wee were fast on their feet and displayed
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    SALZBURG TALKS MAY DECIDE ISSUE OF PEACE OR WAR
    557 20 SALZBURG TALKS MAY DECIDE ISSUE OF PEACE OR WAR LONDON. AIC. I*. OOUK TENSE WEEKS OBVIOUSLY 5 WiMTKSTHK SI NDAY HUES DIPLOMAT* CORRESPONDENT. ALLIANCE ON BUDAPESI WHICH WILL GIVE HER RIGHT OF TRANSIT FOR GERMAN TROOPS ™ROU«H HI NGARY ENABLING HER 10 TURN THE POLISH FLANK, ATTACKING THROUGH RUTHENIA, Hungary
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    FRANCO PLANS REHABILITIATION FOR SPAIN
    163 20 FRANCO PLANS REHABILITIATION FOR SPAIN Pari*, Auf. l& EUft-KEACBING plans for the rehahilitation ol* Spain are reported j to he under consideration by Franco's Government, according to the HftVftJ rangier correspondent. l It is proposed to give Spain an air j force of one thousand war planes, a j standing
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    Campbell's New Bluebirdl.
    144 20 Campbell's New Bluebird l. i London, Aug. 13. THE design of Sir Malcolm Campbell's new racing boat Bluebird the Second, which is leaving London to-day for Coniston Water, in the Lake District, where if tests prove satisfactory he may attempt to exceed his water speed record of 130.9 m.p.h., departs
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    Trieste Launching
    46 20 Trieste, Aug. 13. THE first of 47 vessels of a total tonnage of a quarter of a million planned under Italy's tour vear programme as launched here to-day. namely, the notor vessel Calino for the Adriatic company's Italy PiraeUf Rhodes Alexan dria run. Reuter.
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    Mejri Tp Vosot Chungking
    33 20 Mejri Tp Vosot Chungking Alia nab:- d. August 13. The Congress leader Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru is expected to travel by air to Chungking via Hanoi cither on Aug. 20 or 21.— Keuter. i >
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    ANOTHER BLACKOUT AT HOME
    58 20 London, Aug. 13. ARRANGEMENTS are being made for another big blackout early in September after the holiday season. Several schemes embracing smaller areas have already been drawn up. Some of the tests will begin earlier in the evening. Practice to every g branch of the civilian
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    Blood Transfusion Scheme
    101 20 Blood Transfusion Scheme London. Aut UIITHIN,i, month of tne\ tion of the national emeu blood transfusion scheme, the 100,000 volunteers have been i tered and listed. An official ol thi scheme. conn ing on this result says the first la defence against death in air raU heen established. London was
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    TRAIN DISASTER
    28 20 Bucharest. Al4 Fifteen people were killed aal gravely injured when a train was railed at Petroaia. The crash ;si Lo be due to a pointsman's en
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    Shanghai Has A Nervous Day
    90 20 Shanghai Has A Nervous Day snangnai, Aug. i-. qmc second anniversary of the outbreak of Sino-Japanese h-tiiil 1 al Shanghai was ushered in in the midst of Tension created Ihe bombing outran Jast nitfht which it is feared may be the pre! to further incidents duriii!; the day. ifew was
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    SHANGHAI AS MODEL FOR TIENTSIN
    173 20 London. Aug. 13. DISCUSSING the reported new hitch in the Tokyo talks, the Sunday Times Diplomatic Correspondent points out that no confirmation has reached London but it would cause no surprise if true. He adds that conversations between Sir R. Craigie and the Japanese Foreign
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    Sir Stanley Machin Dead
    33 20 London, Aug. 13 —The death has occurred of Sir Stanley Machin. a forme'president of the London Chamber ot Commerce and of the Association of British Chamber of Commerce.— Reuter.
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    36 20 Moscow. Aug I MILITARY talks between M presentatives of Britain, J and the Soviet were resumej morning and lasted for W Henceforth, at the suggestion, there will £W ings daily until the talß eluded— Reuter.
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    46 20 aCkinJ Mr. Sumner Welles, ron fen"' ct f M State, at a P%ser l M expects to hole. f ti m with representatiNes n ()1 Government and An* „go« ies ccncernhig J which at Ul deadlock oyer tn ,or H e M(>xir:l, d tr 1
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