Morning Tribune, 21 August 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE L, IN SINGAPORE, MONDAY, August 21, 1989. five mm,
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    157 1 IOTE WITH IME LIMIT" DR BRITAIN? Tokyo, Aug. 20. ■L Sugiyama, Japanese Conimunder-in-Chief m North Mhavinu conferred with liis commanding officers, has Ho takt* effective measures to meet the situation arising H virtual breakdown of the Tokyo talks," according to a ■ispaUh m cived by Domei. ln» to Domei,
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    R. A. F. PLANE MISSING
    93 1 R. A. F. PLANE MISSING London, Aug. 20. A Royal Air Force plane with two officers and four men aboard is reported by the Air Ministry to be missing on a flight over the Nort/h j Sea. The machine left on a flight yesterday morning and should have returned to
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    BRITAIN TO TAKE FURTHER DECISIONS ON AGGRESSION
    147 1 London, Aug. 20. correspondent to-day with last year. Then the decision of high policy hurriedly taken a^ the situa on deve looed. To-day, those decision, have already been taken, covering all NM ecncies. mmm retreat without lo^ thl 27 may be decisive It
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    12 1 l* 1^ Aug 'JO -:.'l-:. COWtf Csaky arrived I Ui holi-
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    NAVY READY FOR ANY CRISIS
    249 1 NAVY READY FOR ANY CRISIS London, Aug. 20. THE Royal Navy is now m a greater state of preparedness than ever before m peace-time and even than m 1914, writes the Sunday Times' Naval Correspondent. It is no exaggeration to say that if war should break out the entire maritime
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    MINISTERS RETURNING TO LONDON
    100 1 London. Aug. 20. MR. Neville Chamberlain (Pre- mier) is leaving Scotland this afternoon and arriving m Lon- don early to-morrow morning m J order to preside at the meeting of J Ministers fixed for Tuesday, m accordance with arrangements j made before the Ministers dispersed for
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    Alleged Espionage At Perth
    67 1 London, Aug. 20. k man was detained at Perth yesterday m connection with alleged espionage and will appear m the police court to-morrow morning. The arrest followed a conference at r^rtb between the Procurator-Fiscal, and Xf of*e Special Branch Secret Police from London and the Chief
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    1359 2 Annual Event In Singapore IV>GS ol all sizt-5. ..iiapc and colour were on display yesterday morning when the annual dog show was held at the Racecourse, under the auspices ol the Malayan Kennel Association. Close on a hundred entries were re i iwd tins year, and the .standard \va:
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    180 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) I Johore Bahru. Sat| REMARKING that the distilling of illicit sarosu must be I M. Ismail, acting Second Magistrate, to-day imposed a I S3O, or m default one month and one week's rigorous impri 1 a Chinese, Chai Meng, charged with being m possession o
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    120 2 (From Our Own Corrl Bahru.l Chinese woman, cai lj "sin-ken- and ignoJ 1 law. was charged befor 1 I Second Magistrate, Mrl to-day with attempting! Customs ddtv on tj I cotton piece doth, vaj cents, duty being 15 M OutUning the caie -I Inch. Abdul Aziz, A-suaiß tendent of
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    Correspondence
    51 2 HAKI.IS DICKE] (To the Editor of the Mgtf Sir.— l noticed the reviei referring to the domestic li Dickens. To dig up the pa writer, who has been loved loved by so many, does not by any means. On the d makes us hopelessly disillusi Yours, etc., Singapore. Aug
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      107 2 And You II Peel Young Look Young Nothing ntfcH man or woman more than jehea caused throiißh bud kidne) action liiLs Miak.-H you suXfor from Getting up Nights. Burnmo, Itching Passages, Nerves Dizziness, Rheumatism, Backache, Lea Pains. Circles under Eyes, Swollen Ankles. Los, O f Appetite, Enerfly, etc. because Idneya
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    265 3 unday. I ,flf I "suap I and I H.J.F., ko] k rMH owners „1 I even to ltat d the O Koleks mann^J te^at short intervals. ■ok m at the winning post lsop.ni. The total disKuut miles around the n tbekolek owned by Moil ci Telok Sengat, Johore have
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    Penang To Have Leper Settlement For Womer
    323 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penang, Suiulay. DENANG. recently much m the news m England as a result ol m which the name of the leper Settlement of Pulau Jerejak mentioned, bids fair to once a^ain set the lead m so far as this d:
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    THREE SAMSU CHARGES
    77 3 (From Our Own ('orre-poiulnit JobOTC Bahru, Saturday. Appearing before Mr. M. Ismail, acting Second Magistrate this morning Chinese named Wong Poi. who Od charged with throe sam 11 offences. The accused was arrested a< Praaeta Estate, Kulai, at about 1.15 p.m. yesterday. He pleaded guilty to all
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    Tamil Freed On 3 Charges
    218 3 From Our Own Correspondent I Malacca, Friday. rjMING trial, A. Kandiah. a 45-yeur-old Tamil .shopkeeper at Bunga iva aopeared before Mr. J. G. RapnoDort m the Police Court on Friday on' three chaiges of voluntarily causing hurt by means of a dangerous weapon The accused
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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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      141 3 r^l PROFESSOR I L M U I) I) I N. SPECIALIST IN ARTRO-rALMISTHY ft HOROSCOPE KKADINO. 35 years study m Prance. luly. Egypt M Switzerland and varlov.s p«rto »f »JJJJ No matter what worries, annoys or p«rpl€ von He will posltivelj explain you h m to succeed In Bunln^s. Financial.
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      BULLION MARKET
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      METAL MARKET
      10 4 Tin STANDARD Previous To Chance n price* ard
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      29 4 I wS mm I S P°* Buyers Sellers l.st Liwaid September Buy.: I 2nd Forward OctDcc. Buye^ I 3rcf Forward Jan March 3uyers 8 I Sellers I
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      Bukit K.B. Rubber
      199 4 Till. Bukil X H Rubber Company Umlt( d rep m foi the year endec urn Mj states The operations for th< v resulted m a profit of $4397 tin i' IUI iZ .l !l m hl f^rwird from last'vcai tma H6.724; [earing balance at credit '1 profit
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      PRODUCE
      61 4 PALM OIL (Malay) P vi&u In bulk AugSept. A COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) Aug. shipment £10 5 0 SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) Auk. shipment 7 10', Kllen TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality t (Singapore) Aug. Shipment 13 6selluEPPER (F.A.Q.) White Muntok Aug. Oct. Shipment 3 MBtn Black Lampong Aug. Oct. Shipment
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      Law Notice
      202 4 Monday at 10.30 am Magistrate's Appeal Ych Ah Chong and 5 oil vi Rex. Tuesday at 10.30 a.m.: -Magistrate's Appeals ii. Ne Thong Hai vs. Rex <2» Hoe Peng Kee (Chop Ho Yuk jKeei vs. Chan Siew Poh »Chop Wah j Yong i Thereafter: Bkcy. 391 38 Re
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      118 4 Distillers aZ7 WUs T 1 Dunlop Rubber 6 JJ« I General Electric f A l x 7r I Imperial Chemical Industries 29 7^ -ml I Imperial Tobacco it\ 2 9 's I Anglo-Dutch I* 1 30 iU Canadian Pacific jVji 4 9 I London Tin 3 116
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      45 4 I RUBBER XT v c fl w Steady Market Tone 16** dosed I Bpot Buyers 3 4 I Seller* lfi r 'K I Forward Oct.Dsc. Buylri 163* I TiN Sellers I Market Tone Steady I s P ot 483 4 closed I
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      68 4 London. SaM Previous To-day I T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 176 Unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8. 72*8 8.71% I 1. 1. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 311 16 Nominal 3 5 Nominal I i.i. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 223 32d. Unchanged ii.
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      15 4 l.\l3lP£AillAßl.i; SHU'IUTI South British Insurance Co., W I I Tel. 592G 2 ItohJ*" r ''^B
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    193 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends ..pore. Auc 19 1 p Company Durtend Books Close TIN Austral Malay 9d No 49. Id bonu.s Srpt 1 Batu Sclangor 2» 2 f l Aug. 22 Johan 5 r int. Auk. 23 Kramat T:n 3d. No. 27 An Raub Gold 5d. int Sept.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    169 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Saturday. I Ampats 3^ 075 Ayer Wengs o<l i Batu Selangors U6 l^Ocn HongFatts 058 061 Hongtoig Tin 15 6 1W •Kamunting Tin KeTts^ "1» 2 Killlnghalls If' l H Kramats m 118 Kuchais i. 13 Laruts 1 55 London Tin J ssaer i% Rahman Hyd.
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    RUBBER SHARES
    203 5 A!or Gajah 0.»5 0-95 Amal. Malay 1-40 MScd Ayer Hitam 0.90 0.95 Ayer Molek 0.85 095 Ayer Panas I-*? Rncsptt 0.47 051 Batu Lintang 0,98 l.(g Bedfard 1/2 0.82V 2 Benta ?ns l'lS Borelli n\n 053 Broga nS 0 53cRnkit Kqfil 0.70 0./5 BUKIC 15..0. BukitKepcng iIS n
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    74 5 1937 red. 1962 0 tffcWfceA 90 100 nom n IMS re" 97 2 wii e.l. 101 102 nom HfH lei'ToOCOOO ,06 108 nom Wb S8.2M.000 A 113-, U4Vi nom j 1 955- 1» S625.000 el 10SV4 107' 2 nom f% red' 19^5-65 $3.000.000 el in 118 4
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      162 5 [oversea- I 1 CHINESE i BRNKINC I I CORP. Tiidertakes banking t.an- I sactions of every description. Places at your disposal the multifarious services of I its institution with branches J all over South Eastern Asia I connections m all princi- I j pal cities of the World. I o
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      220 6 I act kll/^LJT ie aic rtndal Suite" pure enjoyment, one ol LA j I NILiH I 6-15. 9-l3tbe unoottesi nmnlnf. fetit wrttltn tad u^i telH ies jcromed m BingaPAVILION SIX ANNABELLA ROBERT YOUNG jß^^^^Q^W&f&P Mt IN llfl VIfTRO-CiOLDUYN WAVER ▼o^ /<* "BRIDAL SUITE" mh^- \KTHIK I(U Adili; LATEST MOVIETONE NEWSREEL
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      109 6 YOUR FAVOURITER^ Welcomed back by CROV I Yesterday IN THEIR FUNN M.C.M. Comedy! ICAPITOLJ 3 g ft [>.^ SCOTLA Laurel and Hardy m "Bonnie Scod»d N A Uugh T(>lllt 1(>1 Brand New Print! Shown by Public The CAPITOL'S NEXT ATTRA THE YEAR'nyPPY-GO-LUCKIEsTROiii I I I V I I J an
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    21 7 2 nces 1 £h a l i thf fnited lil" 11 He first C* gi -rr«« iv.i«hlngtia D tr r
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    25 7 Sunday. fe^Sngapore next President Doomef for present at the dinner wr p:.n! Clerc. managC'firm, who addressed Jeer- Choy. Mr. Frank Koer.fMt Funk, and I
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    16 7 ill._The &.OW-tor. 'its launched by th« pester fiom Clydeside der Stepii#n and Son* sh Official Wireless
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    INQUEST INTO R.A. OFFICER'S DEATH
    142 7 INQUEST INTO R.A. OFFICER'S DEATH Singapore Saturday. FI'RTHKR evidence was recorded at the Coroner's e?iquiry this iimrnins into the death of Lieut Michael Leonard Williams, of the Royal Artillery, who met his death i» a motor tar *-mash which ocruired at Kallang Bridge on the morning of Anf. Miss Elizabeth
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    "HERALD" MAN EXPELLED FROM DANZIG
    48 7 "HERALD" MAN EXPELLED FROM DANZIG Dftnsig, Aug. 19.— The Daily Her-, aid correspondent Mr. Keith ScotWatson has been gfvw 8 bows' notice to leave the city by the Gentian Secret Police this morning. He was later escorted to the Polish frontier. by Qtitipo men m plain clothes.— Reuter
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      104 7 A COMEDT THAT IS different! Imeetpubu^^ 1 as she steps obt if the i i social register...onto the 1 m l^y muicl#l I VI y'Qpi on th« muggt M 'yV T r id city 1 1 ii Vv FAY BAINTER IDA LUPINO Ltt WWHIN HEWTC AWETTI WAIffIEH HYMER Directed by
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      133 7 i SUN TALKIE j I "The Devil Is Driving" j j EMPIRE TALKIE I 7 I'M. TO-NIGHT 9 P.M. I "Bulldog Drummond's" Revenge aaaa a a■■ .li POSITIVELY LAST DAY YoHr Last Opportunity to fee tWi Thrilling Spy Drama. £-15, 6-15 9-15 \l II \>gH»\ J Mft jb F^B^BHB^^ 1
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Monday. August 21, 1939. PALESTINE PROBLEMS
    291 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday. August 21, 1939. PALESTINE PROBLEMS |P, as BmeraOQ declared, consistency is the bugbear of little md.i, the British Government certainly open to no reproach i grounds of smallmindedness th regard to the administraon ol' its mandate Qver Palesne The Permanent Mandates Commission majority report on White Paper
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    1082 8  -  C Wicksteed Armstrong ■By* Trend Towards Fascism jCVEN the most earnest and sincere of democrats acknowledge today that democratic government has its disadvantages, and the habit of shutting one's eyes to defects, whether they be our own personal imperfections or those of our political or philosophic faith, is not
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    25 8 TTHE Chines pUI of! Peipinj! office wasH among: employees f 'I Hritons or British firm* ceived letters w:irninj| leave their jobs or !ia< 9
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    Political Workers Behind Japanese Lines
    558 9 1151 members of the Chekiang Political Workers Corps ifthefiiOf the Chinese administration m areas under ..tion This small force, is soon to be reinforced itioiial young men trained by the National Military i the Corps m Japanese occupied areas is threefold: Chinese authority and enforce
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    136 9 Chinese (iovernment is so revolutionise ajfri'atn scientific lines that /one to the extent of msurf rmer:, who accept new LJS any loss that may be m experimenting with southwestern province of t "he government-endowed ag-e-iperimental stations are tss spring improved seeds tjlion and sugar cane gratis k peasants, and
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    113 9 Paris. French Foreign Minister, M. »nnet. officially disclosed the > concerning the Spanish *s in France. 3 a question m the ChamstJted that so far 249.000 su?e?s have b?en repatriated tt white 259.000 are still m jJJ that Mexico, the only that took m any larger FJpanish refu-ees. namely
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    SOVIET-U.S. BARTER PLAN
    105 9 SOVIET -U.S. BARTER PLAN P Vladivostok. hKSONS m close touch with the State Department report that the Government is Riving serious consideration to a barter plan whereby the Inited States would trade surplus cotton to the Soviet Inion. behind m its textile production, for manganese, vital element m munitions manufacture.
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    TAILORS DON'T LIKE NEW BATTLE DRESS
    93 9 TAILORS DON'T LIKE NEW BATTLE DRESS The "battle suit" of the Army khaki blouse and trousers wa* criticised at the conference of the National I'nion of Tailors and Garment Workers m London. "No one In the trade bjtf a good word to .say for it." Mr Bernard Sullivan "It is
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      23 9 I" Your Convenience f°RE OR AFTER I THE SHOW f\E At The iPITOL J ESTAURANT Sydn^ Qpta AND P oei >6 Strawberrlei l^'btainabi^
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      41 9 1 TNI TRUI TONIC FOOD TRADE H^?-—>»WJHM ARK— 75 YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN MSy PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED Distributor for Singapore Johore HUP FOH CO., No. 581, North Bridge Road, Singapore. i&U ~~A^ Telegraphic Address. PHONE 5934 y iv^ GOODWOOD
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    100 INJURED IN CITY GAS EXPLOSION
    118 10 nvl vi mhrfl) PFOPLF WERE INJURED, a building crashed to the shattered over a wide area when ag M expluS on hat s h :>k "he City of London occurred m Godlhn.n Pauls Cathedral, nearby, was shaken. Squads of police and firemen were rushed
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    Mission Moscow
    2 10 Mission Moscow
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    ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL SHAKEN
    107 11 ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL SHAKEN THESE GRAPHIC PICTURES of the explosion m London City show: left: Firemen at work on the flames some hours after the explosion. The wreckage is that of the building which collapsed. Below: extreme left: looking down on the heaped debris after the terrific explosion. Centre: firemen
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    WOMAN -Day By Day
    1727 12 Nightgown with braces: New forms of slimming: Searchlights operated by women? Character told by feet gy Our London Correspondent London, Au<;. 10. I HAVE talked to several leading dress designers recently, and almost without exception they declared that the battle of short skirts had been won.
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    beauty and the beast
    29 13 Beautiful Ann Sheridan p«»s^s for thr uiirra on a wolf- skin ru>{ m hrr N II o I I wood home Wai m r Bros.t.
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    43 15 ,ni WHARVES OKI I KlP''" IMRBOI'R ■Wharf: !>> I Djirak. !)n,i. Wha B^>^!l.S IN i'i:V DO< KS Dork: Nil. ■a Deck: N Deck: Fntrance Fxit (iate Cialf I 2 I 30 2 3 V M 2 3 2 3 I 5
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    46 15 IP.. Attf. 20. c athi contest between ited States. Ralph :pf. Roy Co Blame RiI Charles Bettham of the Uniestibii lew world 809 I times) relay record with a f minutes 35 5 second*, beatprevious record held by the Kates bj 35ths of a second.—
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    IPOH RACE RESULTS
    99 15 RESULTS of Saturday's Races at Ipoh were as follows: Race I—Twinkling Eyes SU Sll Roseolet Sll Sl* U?ce Z— Rebel King 553 Sll A u boss S7 Rf publican S7 Race 3— Foxy |tt S8 Ladolct S7 Spring Girl S9 Race 4— President SlO S6 Wcdtn S7
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    309 15 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS London, Aug. 19. RISILTS of English and Scottish association football matches 1 played to-day wer?: SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Arbroath B Alloa 2 Ayr United 0 Rangers 4 Oltic 2 Hearts 0 Falkirk 7 Cowdenbeath Hibernian 3 Clyde 2 jiMotherwel] 3 Aberdeen 0 jPartick T. 2 Albion
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    Last Test Match Opens At The Oval
    315 15 IXWL London, An 19. J\ (he third and final test match at the Oval to-day, England had scored :fr> and West Indies 27 for 1 at close of play. The wicket was m the batsmen's favour. Up to tea time. England were playing
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    97 15 London, Aug. 19. nOLLOWING were the close of play i scores of English County cricket matches, played to-day: At Cardiff: Northamptonshire 305 for b. against Glamorgan. At Cheltenham: Gloucestershire 214 <Sims 7 for 109); Middlesex 195 for 7. At Bournemouth: Somerset 381 for 5 vs. Hampshire. At
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    273 17 t Belfast. Auk. -'<>• Mpl, yclinjs (irand l'ri\ over the ('lady Circuit o| 22't i ho 500 c.c. class, {he winner "as Serafini Utah Hi* time ".»s 2 hours M minutes 5i seconds, with an >efH S(.-oiid vii Firth, riding Noi |f?U time wax 2ho ir^ 32 minuti seconds.
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    37 17 r a (Vn;ury-Fox th. Alliam- IS withdrawn Sana > sugg^ted Ehad been raised to it. released for general tin at the Alhambra. tudien. W yesterday. exceilt nt production, telling and notable for the Qeorge Sanders m pa:'
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    47 17 Ltiand." which many people picture Laurel and is back at the Capiilar request and proved a esterday'a perform id with the type of humour e-p two first-rate comedians mcl if you have not yet seen i should certainly go. Those ready seen it once will need
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    JAPAN & HONGKONG SHIPPING
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    Sir Malcolm Campbell' Sets Up New Record
    199 17 London, Aujr. 19. OIR Malcolm Campbell's official record is 141.74 milei per hour. The average for the two runs is 141.85 j and 140.62 miles per hour.— Reuter. Campbell Parted soon after 7 a.m GM.T when the must had lifted froiv Conistcn Water.
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    Aliens Rules For Irish Suspects
    95 17 Aliens Rules For Irish Suspects Lo m lon, Aug. 20. NEW methods to deal with the I.R.A. menace under fhe Prevention of Violence Act have been adopted by the Home Office. To-day the Home Secretary issued registration orders m twenty cases. These I orders, issued for the first time, impose
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    Serious Floods At Tientsin
    95 17 Serious Floods At Tientsin Tientsin. Aug. 20. THE dyke has been breached By uic flcod water exposing the ex- German concession at Tientsin to the danger of inundation. The water i.s rushing through the dyke like a cataract. Shop keepers are feverishly moving their merchandise to sater places. Tennis courts
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    Franco Trying To Drop Axis Commitments
    126 17 Madrid, Aug. 20. (SPAIN'S determination not to become embroiled m a European war should it eventuate are becoming increasingly evident although no official statement on Spain's foreign policy has be«n made since the end of the civil war. The declarations of Spanish leade fro
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    Egyptian Mission To Turkey Welcomed
    116 17 Egyptian Mission To Turkey Welcomed Tin. b bul. Auk K v I:iri '■"> hMdi I b General Rlieydi P \Ml!,T«'i',"i ''-I- l" 'V' l!1 uh ;:ITir! V l l :kl 1 Anß chW 1 •< Turkwh mllitan offanisatioiui Meanwhile tin- no edlng itch the lasi phi Army manoeuvres i d
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    REFUGEES LAND IN THE NIGHT
    93 17 REFUGEES LAND IN THE NIGHT Haltti, Aim 2«» ABOUT 800 Jewish illegal kmnlpmnf including 200 women and chlldrei landed on the .shores of Palestine durii. the night under cover of darkness. Th< came m three boats from a ship belie v to be a Greek steamer. Ono of the boat:
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    261 17 ANNUAL SIPPMKS— van Tenders arc invited under the fallowIng heads for .supplies to the Singapore 1 Municipality from Ist January 1040 foi 1. Brooms, fUIJTtf. Rattan. Paddj Brashes, etc. 2. Bakau Firewood 3. Bakau Piles (for general use) 4. Bakau Piles (for Sewerage Extension Scheme) 5. Scaffolding Poles,
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    France's Latest Liner
    51 17 Havre, Aug. 2H THE 30,000 ton Pasteur, Prance's lult t luxury liner which was badly dan. aged by fire m deck m March, sailed for her trials to-day. The Pasteur was 'built to replace the ill-iat^d AtlantiqiShe will make her maiden vovaee. <> 'Buenos Aires on Sept.
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    Loyals Beat R.A.F. At Baseball
    164 18 Loyals Beat R.A.F. At Baseball Singapore, Sunday. THi-: Kcoftd league future oi the Singapore Baacbaii Association Wai held tins ail-; noon at the St. Joseph's Institution ground, at Bras Basah Road, boiore a very large crowd when the Loyals whipped the strong R.A.F. by 1« to 3. Hit Royal Air
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    Le Temps' Suggestion
    58 18 Paris, Aug. 19— A conference of interested powers to settle economic questions m the Far East is suggested by Le Temps, which supports the British action m Tientsin, and says that Japar has always refused to consider he conference method. Nevertheless It Is the on'y way to
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    R.A.F. LOSE TO S.C.R.C.
    288 18 R.A.F. LOSE TO S. C. R. C. JN an one innings cricket fixture, played on the S.C.R.C. ground yesterday, the S.C.R.C. convincingly defeated the R.A.F. by five wickets. Eu Cheow Chye was solely responsible for his side's big win for he contributed an undefeated 71. Others who did well with
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    SINGAPORE'S WIN WAS
    322 19 SINGAPORE'S WIN WAS elancor team was nervous that there was far too much hesitation among ail the players m getting rid of the ball. The Singapore attack on the other hand A r ere a quintette thai combined enterprise with skill. Lai Chuan, Quan Cheng and Valberg were sound without
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    MALA YA CUP UNEXPECTED
    267 19 S.CC BEAT MALAY REGIMENT AT CRICKET 'THE S.C.C. beat the Malay Regiment 1 by nine wickets at fee padaiu yesterday The match started shortly after 11 o'clock and the Malay Regiment were all out for 51 Waites took 4 for 16 Jagger 4 for 14 and
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    TOURNAMENT BADMINTON IN HAW – PAR HALL
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    American Tennis Championships
    15 19 Brook line. Aug. 20. In the semi-finals of the nXVj V*. C-0.-Rcutcr.
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    INDIAN CRICKET TOURNEY
    176 19 I N the first match of the Indians I Cricket Tournament between the Punjab XI and the Bombay XI. The game ended m a draw. The following are the scores: Bombay Xl.— l Innings Armar Chand b Ram Piara Reavilan b Ram Piara B Mistri b Choor
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    McSPADEN WINS GOLF TITLE
    57 19 ttt John. Now Brunswick, Aug. J> The Canadian open goll championship concluded to-day, the winner being Harold McSpacien of Winches: Massachusetts, with an agR» of 282 Kor bii roundi he returned 67 and 80. 73 and JUlph Ciuidahl, the former America. open champion, finished second 7
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    540 20 IN FAVOUR OF TALKS ON DANZIG^ Rome, Auft 20. THE <-n<l of tin week was marked by a Steady increase UD pessimism over the outcome of the Danzig crisis. It b •cnerallv believed that Italy would favour the idea of a general conference to resolve outstanding problems and lead
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    267 20 Belp,nul<\ Auu. 20. A stirring appeal far unity of ail Yugoslavs to make thu ountry able an'l Strong to resist all lemies from uny side was made hy Dr." Tsvetkovitch m a speech at a religious service en the battlefelds of Tser m velebration of the twenty-
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    34 20 Prague, Au^. 20.--On Baron von Ntuj r.ith'.s recommendation, the Government I baa Issued a decree establishing equal- ity between the Czech and German languagts. The protectorate is thus oftl- clally bilingual.— Reuter
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    22 20 I Oslo, ham 20 —British whaling owners have reached complete agreement with the British officer? and men's unions 1— Reutcr.
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    198 20 '•TWE Sund:»> Times m an editorial otaer?fa| t I 1 papers have recently developed two new Mich;^ n '^."fl ;d unities agitation and enlargement of German) I magnitude of these demands is apparent to anyone wST M j W( In Bri! J ia V* 1>! fl could only b
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    Johnny Weissmuller Married
    29 20 John n y Weissmuller Married GarfieJrt. New Jersey Aug. .20. THE film star and champion swimmer Johnny Weissmuller, has married Beryl Scott, well-known member of San Francisco society. Reuter
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    LORD HALIFAX RETURNS
    75 20 LORD HALIFAX RETURNS London. Aug. 20. pEUTER understands that Lord Halifax's return from Yorkshire In-day instead of on Monday is not due to nny specific international development but is m order to review the events of the past few days m preparation for Mr. Chamberlain's return from Scotland early next
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    JAPANESE PROTEST
    85 20 Tokyo. Aug. 20. THE Japanese sponsored Nanking Government, according to trie Domei Agency, i.s understood to be filing a strong protest with the Municipal Council of the Shanghai International Settlement m regard to the shooting affray m the Settlement last night. Police of the Japanese-controlled City Government are
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    PARLIAMENTARIANS URGE PEACE
    70 20 Oslo. Aug. 20. A RESOLUTION urging settlement of international differences by peaceful means was unanimously passed at the Jubilee conference of the International Parliamentary Union. On the proposal of 23 British M.P.'s the conference decided "m view of the gravity of the situation" to telephone the text
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    44 20 \l monument comnu'inorat™ British sh t fired to BeM Great War and the first BiJ charge was unveiled near H The ceremony was attended General R. L. Mullens andM men of the Fourth Royal m Guards, the first raiment action Bffainst the Germany
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    36 20 Klerksdorp 'Trans al -THE death l> jn n fS| I Commander Frank plorer.— Renter Commander ml 1874, accompanied f M Trans-AiitairM.- WJJWJJ was second m ronun^^W 1924. He holds the "J| the Royal Geo^n'P^ al^l
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