Malaya Tribune, 5 October 1937

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales W. XXVI.- -No. 2:34. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: 1 uesday, Oct. 5. 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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      33 1 WITH VOI R BREAKFAST Try The MILK ATITSIiEST SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE 11-AK'U >? HEALTH/ BABY Specialists Recommend. Be Sure You The Perfect Baby Food. Its Quality Is Not Excelled. BLUE CROSS Stocks Are ALWAYS FRESH
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      92 1 Read- The I Dothhidnt II M \Mnlam Sole Agents:-SIME, DARBY Co.. Ltd.. Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembilan. WPS 2 A rich and mallow wine Wltfl $5g2\ a ricliciou, iKutur /or all r^jg?. tljfc: %i occasions. value j obUinal m.-where. InSOLE AGENTS: I GUTIIRIE c €b l|§>> (INC. IN S.S. I W.P.S.
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    MISSING CADET
    160 2 Police Aid Called In For Search Weymouth. throughout the south of Eng- land are searching for a bxilnant 19-year-old cadet of Sandhurst Military College, who disappeared mystc-i--ouslv from his home at Kirtletonavenuc, here. The cadet. Lan McSweeney. son ot the late Major McSweeney and Mr*. McSweeney. who left
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    VENGEFUL COBRA
    151 2 Saves Boy Calcutta. Hunted for hours by a vengeful cobn which he had robbed of its prey, a oov oi Madaripur. Bengal, was saved by a cnake-charmer. While the cobra was devouring a fro? U was struck by a boy servant of the local magistrate. It was forced
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    FRANCE'S BOTTLED GAS
    214 2 Suggested Solution. Of Army's Fuel Problem BOTTLED gas, which is usi the countryside in Fj there is no gas laid on. is as a solution of the fuel pj French army France is practically co: supporting except for petr drop of petrol has to be im abroad.
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      569 2 FRESH STOCK OF:— Long Bath* In cut Iron whtte porcelain «tiamellsd with chromium plated Hot it Cold taps, r» overall price f 35.H each. IT do 56.5f rr do 38.W labia lamps a large range to select from %ZM opwara*. For all requirements In ELECTRIC AI„ PLUMBING. GAS. Consult: M.
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      415 2 THE COFFEE TRADING COMPANY. No. 416, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Phone 4179. DEALERS IN COFFEE, TEA, FLOUR, PROVISIONS it COMMISSION AGENTS We hereby beg to Inform trie public that we are prepared to accept agencies of any kind of milk and provisions. Our power in pushing the above commodities will
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      132 2 JJs AERATED WATER ICE MANUFACTURE^ 1 2 AFB 7. CHANGE ALLEY RESTAURANT. Have your t/'Kn at Chaijr* Keslfturnnt. Delicious <<nd eintom.'c food. Quick and courteous s-ervices. WEST L4EE RESTAURANT. > i f A V/ J>: j* C HALF THE GAS TW!CE THE A SMARTNESS. Have you driven the Surprise Car
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      250 2 CORN CURE BATH SALT SURE CURE From All Chemists Sole Agents: RAHAMIN PENHAS. Singapore. Union Jack Brand. Once Tried Always Insistea Upon A Oelicious Cooking Oil. Man ufactured from first class select-, white Gingelly Seeds. Oil extracted by cold drawn proce* Guaranteed pure absolutely genuine wholesome Gingeily oil. It is
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES CLYDE NAVIGATION TRUST
    483 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES CLYDE NAVIGATION TRUST Busiest Year On Record CO far as shipping traffic was conO cemed, the year ended June 30 last proved the busiest on record of the Clyde Navigation Trust. Ships aggregating over 15.000,000 tons were dealt with, while the revenue at almost £950.000 was £31,000
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    MARCONI STATUE
    33 3 Washington. Permission to erect a memorial to the late Guglielmo Marconi on public grounds in Washington is being sought irom Congress. ReprasentaUve Samuel Dickstein oi New York, is seeking the authorisation.
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      400 3 «TEAMER SAILINGS P& G.nd BRITISH INDIA •Incorporated In England). EISA P i). S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS a ARDS. Due Tonna*» B'porr 1937. UUMOKIN 15,000 Oct. 8 BHL :A N 6,100 Oct. 18 RANCH! 11.500 Oct. 12 BEHAR 6.000 Nov. 1 rajputana 17,000 Nov. 5 80'JDAN 6,500 Nov. 19 RANPURA 17,000
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      114 3 r~~~ i O. S. K. A UNIQUE ROUND-THE-WORLD TOUR I j Translate your travel dream into reality i It costs no more. tka» staying at home. Far farther particulars, apply-to: O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., Singapore. B. L S. N. CO.'S SAILINGSFOR BANGKOK. Leave Doe Bine a nor c KISTNA Oct. 6
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      667 3 ML B. K. I KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated in Japan). For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). t Due Due Sailing Dae Penang Spore Spore via New York 1 c ms KOMAKI MARU Nov. 1 Nov. 4 Nov. 6 Dec. 18 I >m s KATSURAGI MARC
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      367 3 Special Holiday Cruises to Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh Dlspl. Prom. Ret'g. MS Tons. Spore. B'pore. "JUTLAND LA" 13,100 Oct. 9 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11.000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINOIA" 12,500 Dec. 11 Dec. 31 Luxurious One-Class Motorships All Cabins have adjoining private bath ROUNDTRIP FARE: (excluding stay ashore in
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      443 3 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORL»DEUTSCUER LLOYD (Incorporated In Germany?. The undernoted are the Company** Intended fixture*: OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. IM7. S s.s. "DONAU" omits Manila and North China Oct. S 5 m.s "SAALE" omits Hongkong and Shanghai Oct. 2V HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    407 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Oct. 4. 91'rhfk Previous To-day Change Tone* bT -H" Spot luje». f^ 6 ||tt -1116 m oeuera. > —1/ 8 Nov. Buyers g Sellers. 8 J 4 g Jan.|Mar. Buyers. ***** 8% A Sellers. 8 ***** 8 1116 —/8 London, Oct. 4. PALM OIL
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    TIN EXPORTS
    38 4 8,400 Tons From Malaya Last Month The Controller of Tin reports that tne estimated exports of tin and tin-in-ore from Malaya last month, based on an assay value of 75.5 per cent., were approximately 8,400 tons.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 4 British Official Wireless London, Oct. 4. Paris 150 1 16 New York 4.95 1 Montreal 4.95 v 2 Brussels 29.42 Genevr. 21.56 Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 'uSWg Milan 94 3 16 Berlin 12.34» 2 Stockholm 11*39% Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26 Y 2 Prague 141 r 8 Madrid
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    PRODUCE
    176 4 Singapore, Oct. 4. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $160 R. Siam) W. Coast No 2 per Koyan $155 S-IfWi Coast No. 3 per Koyan $150 biam Rice Sinwhay No 1 $22fi Siam Rice Sinwhay No. 2 $200 Siam Rice Sinwhay No. 3 $180 Siam Broken Rice
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    74 4 TH E SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No I.X.R S.S. |a cases (FO.B. Oct.; 293 16 295|16 Good F.A.Q. hi bales (F. 0.8. Oct.) 283/« 2rv N0.1.X.R.5.8. (Spot-loose) h (awardable 3'pore; 28% 09 do. Oct Dec. 294 29$ Jan.i Mar. 293/
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    MALAYAN TIN ORE IMPORTS
    101 4 Statistics issued by the RegistrarGeneral of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S. of imports of tin ore into Malaya from foreign countries during the month of September, 1937, were as follows:— COUNTRY OF ORIGIN TONS Alaska Burma 491 The Netherlands Indies:— Banka and Biiliton Singkep Other Places 3
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      537 4 «y i Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*). 1 CAPITAL: S Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. READ OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Direct** 3172 Secretary 4144 GeneraJ BfJUMftc 3513 Accountant MM j TeletTaakde JMArcs»: "OVERRRA" S LORDOR BAMMMMM tW omK RANKERS y
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      307 4 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: f, D*Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserved Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposits on
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      161 4 i\EW FORCE YOUTHFUL VIGOUR VITALITY in 3 0 Miiiii I v m There is no need for a lengthy and tiresome treatment for weeks or months if ycu feel weak or old before you are youne The latest remedy of a great German .Scientist by the name MAN POWER FILLS
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      12 4 Li'-pion's ®mmi<M milt I SOU RCCnTS HCnCU UJfiUOH k CO.. LTD. i
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    767 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. q moil Oct. sth 10 a.m. MINING Fiaser Co. Buyen. Sellers 5 (3 6 3xd M 34 6 36 6 Asam 56 57 6 Austral »w 32 6 336 OS7'--> 0.92% 25 3 26 3 1.97% 2.05 3! 3 32 6
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    SELLING
    185 5 1 Singapore. Oct. 5. London T.T. 2}4 ill! London demand 2 4 116 London 4 months' sight 2 4'p Lyons demand 1750 1 Switzerland 2501 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 57 13 16 1 Montreal demand 57 3 4 j Batavia demand 104 1 Samarang demand 104 1
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    606 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore. Tuesday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy ana Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. While, Weld and Co.. New Yoi k. report to U: oy cable as follow STOCKS INDUSTRIALS: —We understand tte
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    199 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Oct. 5. 10 a.m. Total tor Company Dividend Books financial Payable Date to date. TIN To Ampat Tin 3% Int. Sept. 29 Oct. 21 Oct. 4 t% Chenderiang 10% Final Oct. 11 Oct. 4 17%* Mambau 5% Fina Oct. 6 JO Renong Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    179 5 MUNICIPAL: lflo wm cx 102 104 norn 3% ™^im ft *M* 99 2 ci. *V' It PENANG MUNICIPAL: 3, sept. 30. 108 HO norn 5% V» j£ 118 119 ft cJ 4%% 1929 red. 1959-69 $8,250,000 101 Mar. 31, Sent 30 113 H5 norn Int. May 15,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    152 5 Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, Oct. 5. TIN three months £248.5.0 up 75-. The London metal market failed to respond to the local rise ir the price of Tin here yesterday and Tin shares also have rather disappointed their followers, and the tendency on the London
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    TIN
    18 5 Singapore, Oct. 5. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $123' i (down $3%).
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    RUBBER
    21 5 The prici of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28% (down *4); Sellers 28 7 s (down VI).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    346 5 Singapore. Tuesday. MINING Buyers. Sellers. Ampat 5 6 6 Batu Selangor 1.97 2.02 Bangrin 25 26 Hong Fatt 128 1.33 Hitam 0.38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 33 35 Idris Hydraulic 12 13 Jchans 0.39 0.42 Jelebu 0.97 102 Katu Tin 25 9 26 9 Kamra 2
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      336 5 S. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers In Securities and CommodttUs. Daily Foteien Market Cable* and Q%olatum Service, Member*: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE A SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE!. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    145 6 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Burma ™»W. Oct. 5 1 p.m. India:—East, North, South? 5 1 nm. and WesU ITmnr 5 2 p.m. Hoihow Hal Hing g Hongkong and China it (Parcels only> Aeneas 0 Netherlands Indies:—Bagan and 5 3 nm Selat Pandjang Hong
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    101 6 Penang. Siam, Burma., India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt. E. and S. Africa, Great Ibiioln, Ireland, Europe. Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closmg 10 p.m. to-day. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands closing 7 a.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service: 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    126 6 Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpuj by Air (Internal Service) today. Deliveries of boxholders' liters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air Qanta.M today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 2.30 p.m. and general
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 6 The Air Mail I Imperial I despatched from Singapore on Sept. 26 was delivered in London yesterday.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 6 The s.s. Tilawa for Burma &c. Mails previously announced as closing at 3 p.m. yesterday will now close at 1 p.rn today.
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    NOTICE
    15 6 The departure of the s.s. Flevo for Rengat and Tembiiahan yesterday has been cancelled.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    172 6 Tilawa. British. 6.153 tons, from Osaka 3.10 to Port Swettenham. and Penang 5 10. Hal Lee. Norwegian. 2.160 tons, Amoy Z 10 to Rangoon via Penang 5.10. Silverpalm, Bntish, 3,385 tons, from Calcutta 3.10 to Batavia 7.10. Rohna. British, 4.759 tons, from Madras io to Madras via ports
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    140 6 Singapore, Oct. 5. Shins alongside the Wharves or expevttKl to arrive. East wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rchna 22; Tilawa 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Kamunlng 14; Kudat. 13; Aeneas 11: Indrapoera 9; Dakar Mr.ru 7. ttnpire Dock (Entrance Oa f e.? < Japara 30; Cingalese Frinc? 32;
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    TOO MUCH TIME ON ANGLING
    269 6 Not Ground For Divorce Says Mr. Herbert NO ore will be able to get a divorce because a husband spends too much time fishing; or a wife become s i film star," said Mr. A. P. Herbert. MP., during a broadcast on the pro\isicns oi
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    WHAT'S ON?
    65 6 Public Functions n <| Sports Fixture- TO-DAY. OCI rootbal!: Warren Shield play*, RAF Midc! Road Stadium. Rugby: R.A.F <Town Olftr pore* Teacntrs.' A. v t Barracks. Tennis S.C.R.C Itourcun» TO-MORROW. OC Rot&rv Club Tiflin. Adelt»U* Dr. S. O Willmott v. "Cyprus." Hockey: CS.C. v. 1.A.. IA YM.CA Juniors
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      253 6 HOTCL, A TO-NIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. j S DINNER ANT) DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight. j j FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITES SZIT4 AIV IS ONE OF AMERICA'S FOREMOST DANCE TEAMS j I Presenting, by numerous special requests, their famous Speakeasy v S and Adagio Routines. j
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      20 6 coqked By <^ DEPARTMEXTj V/ PHONE 5101 Si /U OR CALL AT THE SHOWROOMS 1 j MUNICIPAL BLDG., COLEMAN STREET >m
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      410 6 A "DIAMOND" FED IS A GIFT OF GIFTS TO HOME MAKERS. The bedstrad is the centre of ft.*I Price, beauty and endurance should L» On comparison of these three quaiif.ej. DIAMOND beds cannot be eyu. DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO LTD GCI KAMPONG BRMQU RORD c i n c a p
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    WIFE MAINTENANCE SUIT FAILS
    414 7 Woman Will Not Return HI SBAND BECAME A MUSLIM Singapore, Monday. pKCAUSE she is not prepared to go I ck to her husband,—a convert j j. ni _in >»)ite of his willingness her back. a Tamil woman r:.n:P«! An«rolee failed to obtain an f mip'ntainance when
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    54 7 A dinner w.ll be given by the Singapore branch of the Pcrsaudara'an Sahabrt Pena Malaya at the Malay PariUon, Balestier Read, on Saturday at C p.m. in honour of Mr. A. M. AisagofT. Who has been awarded the Scout Medal, md Dr. S. H. Aijunied. who has been rpnunted p.
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    Z.H.J. PENANG
    60 7 Wavelength 49. a metres) TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Time Signal and Day's programme. 7.05 p.m. Recorded Light Music. 7.35 p.m. Messrs. Lean and Co.'s Market Report. 740 p.m. Recorded Light Music •ccntd 300 p.m. Weekly Sports Talk by Mr. M. Saravananmttu. 3.20 p.m. Records kindly lent by the T.M.A.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    202 7 Traffic Inspector's Wife From Home Singapore, Monday. MISS Irene Blackman, daughter of Lieut, and Mrs. A. H. Blackman, of Plumstead, Kent, who arrived in Singapore about a week ago, was married this afternoon at the Singapore Registry Office to Inspector J. MacPherson, of the Traffic Department. Singapore, the
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    GERMAN PRESS AGENT FOR JAPAN
    44 7 Berlin Oct. 4. Herr yon Tirp.tz. h:aci of the overseas section cf the pr..s departme.it of the i German Dye Trust, h leaving .shortly for the Far East, where he will b? in charge U Japan and China —Renter.
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    Untitled
    31 7 Mrs. R. L. Archer will untitled at the evangelistic meeting to be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lim. 137. East Coast Road, on ftiday, at 8 p.m!
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    FASCIST MARCH IN LONDON
    124 7 C if Attack On Police Leads To 100 Arrests London, Oct. 4. AVER 100 persons were arrested yesterv day in connection with disturbances which occurred during a march through the streets in south London of the British Union of Fascists. The procession was led by Sir
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    INVADERS REPULSED
    91 7 Official Statement From Chinese Consulate Singapore, Monday. A COMMUNIQUE issued by the Chinese «1 Consulate-General to-night states: A concentrated Japanese attack aiming at the Lotien-Kating highway left the Chinese line unbroken. Chinese troops, penetrating tine west civic centre yesterday met with no resistance. In North Ch'na, on the
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      223 7 your Hat sir!\ t —b« sure Hb a fi^ B AT T E R S BY TW» b certainty a tryle J k> Hi your personality And /I sB?T^T a *«ighf fo/avery s»etcn. < ft BATTER SB V HATS FOR MEN m What LUBhR-FINER wiH do for you and your
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      416 7 Scared To Lie Down Haunted By Dread el Asthma Aftw Three Doses of Ephar.ne all Symptoms Entirely Disappeared Think how discomforting it matt have been for Mr. R H. C. Unlike normal people, he couldn't retire at night to a comfortable bed and deep, restful sleep. Retiring for the fight
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    RIVAL MONKS FIGHT
    126 8 Home-Made Bombs Used In Pitched Battle Rangoon. HOME-made bombs, sticks and stone* were used in a pitched battle between two rival parties of 3urman Buddhist monks which was fought in the heart of Rangoon. The monks belonged to two different monasteries in Godwin Road here Seven monks
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    HUSBAND'S SUICIDE
    173 8 Upset Because His Wife Bobbed j Her Hair Bordertown, New Jersey. A violent disl ke of bobbed hair is stated to have caused a 55-ycar-ola farm labourer here to commit suicide. The man, Joseph Crawley, was so I upset, it is alleged, when his wife had i her
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      194 8 The Season s Comedy TREAT! A LIIA Mlt lIA I OPENING TO-NIGHT 6-/5-9-15 j j A GAY ROMANTIC STORY SET TO j GAY ROMANTIC TUNES! j 1 V You'll hum »ha«« fc fktjH I* haunting Mm... 1 Trov.lin' Light' S i tlttlM*** "Sing ond Be Happy' rAV* .KtaAft ond oth.r
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      410 8 w*^- PAST SIX YEARS! GREATEST f f-sssass s •"■wwsww£& (NIGHTLY *-W 9-15' LLOYD'S of LONDON-: I WTO CENTURY FOX MASTERPIECE. WITH «jg| BARTHOLOMEW W»* |M MADELEINE CARROLL TYRONE POWER jj^p ,Mjj&M PARAMOUNT ANNOUNCES THE MALAYAN PREMIERE OF V The J ere me Kern L/Jm ■Rj I Oscar Hammerstem II Musical
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      155 8 tSLICK EXCITING ANDGAI.v ANOTHER BIG AND j DELIGHTFUL HIT WITH TWO OF YOUR FAVOURITE I I ST ARS M.G.M. GREAT SUCCESS NOW IN ITS sth S WEEK AT THE EMPIRE, LONDON "The E m p eror s I Candlesticks NEXT CHANG I I •> .j. l HF ART-WARMING DRAMA mm
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    120 9 sfu7ab n ay a Mr Kanzo SES. from ver^Mr by c ndromeda --Mrs. OliS Mr Ju PenS J wVstin nV°I Calcutta; Calcutta. V from Left by the Adelaide.—Mr J Rams den, for Batavia Kams V 5* plane Baby MrS E G Maquire and Medan India Europe by
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    PASSENGERS
    162 9 Fw£i Rowing are passengers by the tusirni Maru which left Singapore for Europe, via ports, on Oct 2 X ntS ffitChT itCh Mr c/ Mrs. Otam, Mr. s. B. Perera, Mr T WaG. Wood, Mrs. D K. M, P^ E r. W 00 MISS S Wood. Mr P v
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    PASSENGERS BY CORFU
    269 9 hv T f llowing Dasse ngers are sailing 2LJ£« P q- and l i neT Corfu wh ich is leaving Singapore for Europe on Friday Oct. 8 at 9.30 a.m t h- Addis on. Mr. G. Blum, Mr. G. Birt. Mr. W A. Cooper. Dr. and Mrs.
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    THE FELIX ROUSSEL
    47 9 The Felix Roussel is expected to arrive £Lh r? a re from Marseilles, via Port Said Djibouti and Colombo, on F-iday day l\ at J 30 am and sail on same day at 12 noon for Saigon, HongkonShanghai and Kobe. m m r» t
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      509 9 SHE GOT RID OF I DIZZINESS AND FAT kruschen Made Her a Changed Woman. and overweight almost made iv< up—and at 59 she has ise to run! But one uid brought home a bottle n Salts. To-day, a changed hp writes:— ffered from dizziness for years. I 4 taking Kruschen
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      189 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS CROSSWORD NO. 3. fo lo ™g submitted correct solutions and share the first prizeMadam N. Wee, A. H. Das', Miss C. M. Cheng, P. A. de Silva, Miss L. Wee Nancy Tan, H. Hudri, T. S. Wong, Mi£ Vera Pinto, T. T. Huang, C. Raman, Mary Rcdngues, P.
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      325 9 s j EMPIRE TALKIES (Tanjong Pagar) 7.00 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.15 p.m. A GAY DARING ROMANCE OF OLD ARGENTINE, WITH ROUSINr MUSIC "HI GAITCHO" I with John Carroll Steffi Duna j OW^« E RHODES" DOUBLE J j SUN TALKIE HALL (New World) J 7.00 TO-NIGHT 9.00 I THE MOST HAIR-RAISING MYSTERY
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      233 9 «"pi^l^ P S^?™ J fK»«« BOH HAI HO. f S 0 Wlth a Bigger. Brighter and Better Show entitled I j THE STEP-MOTHER" as tte B^W, (A«taimed by Press and Public alike j THE CHINA RELIEF Fl WD j Sonsu?-Ge r neral) DiStingUlShed of Mr. KAO LING PAI (Chinese S
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    36 10 A S Nathan late employee of the Govt. Survey Office. Singapore died yesterday at his residence No. 45. Bocrt Street. The coitege will leave nu house to-day at 4.30 p.m. for Bidadavi Cemetery.
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    A WELCOME MOVE
    735 10 rpHK most welcome news received for many weeks is the announcement that Germany and Italy are .-eekimr a thorough understanding with Great Britain and a geneva 1 clarification of the issue with regard to Spain. When it was announced that Sisrnor Mussolini w is to visit Germany
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    JAPO-GERMAN ANTI-RED PACT
    182 10 Not To Be Put In Effect At Present Nanking, Oct. 4. nUBLIC opinion in Germany ij oppcK ed to the Japanese suggestion i i carrying the Japanese-German AntiRed Pact into etfect. They maintain chit such a pact, with the military clause contained therein, la particular)*, distasteful lo
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    66 10 Monday, Sept. 27. Mr. R. A. Cary, M P., left Government House. H.H. the Sultan of Trengganu, Tengku Serewa, Mr. R. Irvine, Mr. Hughes and Tengku Stia had luncheon at Government House. Sunday, Oct. 3. Lt.-Col. and Mrs. H. T. Craig had luncheon at Government House. Monday, Oct.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Mr. Ray Henderson
    203 10 NOTES COMMENTS Mr. Ray Henderson A NE cf the two passengers killed in U the crash of the Imperial Airways liner Courtier was an American named Mr. Ray Henderson, and there is every reason to believe that this is Mr. Henderson, the theatrical manager, who was in Singapore a few
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    Cotton Roads
    179 10 Is being used more and more for making roads in the United States, according to data collected by the Cotton Textile Institute In New York Work is now beginning on about 100 mites of roads, and by the end of the year tne Institute calculates that no less
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    Ceylon Railways
    164 10 »N astonishing account of maladmim.stration of the Government-owned Ceylon railways is contained in the report of the "Special Commission,- ap pointed by the Colonial Secretary to Inquire into the transport system of the island. The aggregate length of the railways is nearly 1,000 miles an d it is
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    Mismanagement
    171 10 WITH regard to the running of Ha railway the Commission rinds that local trains run to suit Govern:, officials and not the general public The maximum speed on the whole tern is only 40 miles per hour—a which "could be substantially Incn with safety even in the existing BOB*
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    Topics Of The Day
    389 10  -  By "Looker On" "TT in the go-ahead girl who wins the race for the matrimonial stakes," says a wraer. In other words, the rice is to the swift. A competent football referee, we read, always examines the goal-posts before a match. The other sort pays more
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    LEAGUE COMMITTEE HESITATES TO TAKE ACTION
    109 11 JAPAN'S AGGRESSION RECOGNISED NO CENSURE OFFERED SUGGESTED RESOLUTION MEETS WITH OPPOSITION THE sub-committee of the Committee of Twenty-three of the League which is dealing; with the Sino-Japanese war is not likely to pass any resolution for action against Japan, it is learned at Geneva.
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    FINAL DRAFT OF REPORT TO-DAY
    448 11 Geneva, Oct. 4. rrilE sub-committee of thirteen ha* concluded its consideration of the historical survey of the SinoJapanese conflict and begun consideration of the ccDclusions therefrom to be submitted to the Secretariat. The Chinese resolution declaring Japan an aggressor seems to be encountering considerable opposition
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    DAY OF FURIOUS FIGHTING AT SHANGHAI
    651 11 Shanghai, Oct. 4. CURIOUS fighting raged all day long in all sectors, as the Japanese continued their attempts to batter down Chinese resistance. The Japanese used tanks and other mechanised units, while Japanese planes rained bombs on the Chinese lines, and arti!lery kept up
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    Pirate Hunters Attacked By Pirates
    85 11 Reuter. London, Oct. 5. f Uj learned that the British der lrover Basilisk, *hile on anti„atrol in the western was attacked by an submarine. One torpedo it the BasiHsk, which „ith a depth charge the which is not known, message says seven Bnrers and two
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    ANGLO-FRENCH NOTE TO ITALY
    303 11 CONCILIATORY Non-intervention Problems London, Oct. 4. •MMI'DI-Vr 1 consideration was pro--zW-French joint t I", italv when t was presented ie Italian Foreign Minister, Ciano in .tome on Saturday, r i ply is anticipated, under t< <d that Count Ciano no observations on the con- <■, <;f
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    JAPANESE SUBMARINE ACTIVITIES
    56 11 Reuter. r kori£ Ship Stopped Twice Hongkong, Oct. 4. fING the Japanese assertions ere are no submarines in these Yuen Sang, which arrivurday evening, was twice Japanese submarines on '•nee at 8 a.m. and again at 1 parties were sent and 1 made by signal on both
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    NEW CHIEF JUSTICE
    31 11 N EW CHIEF JUSTICE London, Oct. 4. The k' mm L is approved the appointH W. bb. puisne judge, be chief justice of Sierra tlrement of Sir Arthur Webh Official Wireless
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    Archbishop Urged Not To Oppose Japan
    95 11 Reuter. London, Oct. 4. THE Archbishop of Canterbury has refused a statement in reference to the appeal from the Anglican bishop of South Tokyo that he should not preside at to-morrow's Albert Hall meeting and urge action against Japan. The opposition newspapers teem with
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    TON OF CHLOROFORM FOR CHINA
    151 11 London Man's Generous Gift Reuter. London. Oct. 5. A TON of chloroform has been offered by an anonymous donor to aid th" medical work of the Presbyteripn Church of England missionaries in the wnr-striken areas of China The donor has also promised to provide one
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    JAPANESE CONTROL IN NORTH?
    105 11 Puppet Government JOINT COMMISSION APPOINTED Peiping, Oct. 4. JT is learned that the Japanese military leaders have completed arrangements to establish a new Government in the Peiping and Tientsin areas which have so fatbeen administered by Peace Preservation Commissions, established with Chinese personnel, immediately after the
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    SHIP MILLIONAIRES
    81 11 Mr. C. W. Harrison Leaves £1,644,000 London, Oct. 4. THE second estates of over a million pounds to be proved within the last few days belonged to Mr. C. W. Harrison. shiDowner. who died last July *r.d left £1.644.236. £730.454 will be paid in death duties. Duties totalling
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    Labour And Arms Policy
    529 11 BRITAIN MUST BE STRONG [PARTY PLANS I Resolution Against I Japan London, Oct. 4. INTERNATIONAL policy and defence are the subjects of most important debates at the Labour Party conference. The National Council of Labour, statement of policy on the subject, already accepted by the Trades
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    "HEAVY FIGHTING" AT MANTIN AND LABU
    927 12 F.M.S. VOLUNTEER INSPECTION BIG SCALE 'WAR' Ballyruffia And Selangoria (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE forces of Ballyruffia and Selangoria after a whole year's preparations and training, each with the sole object of completely annihilating the other, and both very hopeful that
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    FISHERS RESCUED AT SEA
    65 12 Brought To Singapore PICKED UP BY S.S. KAJANG Singapore, Tuesday. on a voyage from Sandakan, British North Borneo, to Singapore, the Straits Steamship Co.'s v/hich arrived in port to-day, is reported to have rescued about thirty Japanese and Filipino fishermen who were clinging to a capsized
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    FRIENDSHIP OF SIAM AND BRITAIN
    282 12 Interview With Sir Josiah Crosby Singapore, Tuesday. "¥T is the wish of the Siamese Gov- Government to negotiate a newtreaty with Great Britain" said Sir Josiah Crosby, the British Minister to Siam when he was exclusively interviewed by a Tribune reporter at Government House this
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    TYPHOON MISSES HONGKONG
    91 12 "Severe Blow" In The Colony Hongkong. Oct. 4. THE colony was again threatened by typhoon to-day which was expected o strike here around 4 p.m. The observatory is experiencing difficulty in plotting the course of the vphoon owing to the fact that the Tatas Shoals, from whence
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    55 12 There has been a tremendous increase in the birthrate in Moscow during the past year according to figures now issued. In July this year the number of births in the capital totalled 12 525— compared with 6,063 in July last year This increase constitutes a rise of over 106 per
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    FATAL SWERVE BY A RICKSHA PULLER
    654 12 INQUIR V INTO KEPPEL ROAD ACCIDENT Singapore, Tuesday. AN inquiry into the death of a 41 year-old Chinese ricksha puller named Tee ok Choon who was knocked dowr by a motor car allegedly driven by Mr. Walter D. Lambert, manager of the Pavilion Theatre,
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    FRENCH NAVAL DENIAL
    253 12 No Aircraft Carrier For East Nanking, Oct. 5. rpHE French navy has issued a state■l ment denying the report that the French Government is sending an aircraft carrier 10 the Far Bast with the object of indirect giving assistance to China. The Central Government has received reports
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    CAN CABLES BECOME EVIDENCE?
    348 12 Court Objection AMERICAN CHARGED WITH CHEATING Singapore, Monday. AN objection raised by Mr. Mark A Morrison as to the inadmissibility of the contents of cables between Max Factor of Hollywood, California, and Mr. D. IL Kleinman of Singapore, to be taken as evidence, resulted in the
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    DUTCH AIRWAYS
    61 12 THE thrice weekly service of the Royal Dutch Air Lines (the X.L.M.) will be inaugurated so far as Singapore is concerned by the arrival of the liner due at the Singapore Airport at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday. Three services a week between Amsterdam and Java, via Singapore, will
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    POLICE CHASE OF SUSPECT
    568 12 GANG ROBBERY Dramatic Story At Assizes Singapore, Monday. THE story of an exciting chase by two police constables of an alleged gang robber in Tank Road on the night of June 11, and the resultant capture of the alleged culprit, was related to Mr. Justice Howes
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    PIGEONS RACE AEROPLANE
    56 12 Aalborg, Denmark An unusual race has been orqanl->ed by the "Nord" Pigeon Owners' Club between twelve racing-pigeons and an aeroplane flying between and Aalborg. The pigeons were released at the Kastrup air-port at the same time as the machine left, but it reached Aalborg 8 hours 18
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    Air Crash Victims Buried At K. L.
    205 13 NATIONAL COLOUR ON COFFIN B!G gathering Mass Of Wreaths On Graves From Our Own Reporter) Kuala I.umpur, Monday. I\R\PED with the Tricolour of r in' e the coffins containing he remains of Messrs. M. L. Vi.-ircz and F. J. Gain who were i
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    ALLEGED MISCHIEF BY FIRE
    84 13 Sikh Watchman To Stand Trial Singapore. Monday. A; Lusion of the preliminary a case in wnich a Sikh ur Singh is alleged to have I mi :hiel by*hre at Collyer Quay 6 resulting in the destruction the property of Shell House (Singapore) Ltd.. tne rifth magistrate
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    MR. R. H. WILSON
    103 13 Harbour Board Official For Penang MR R. H Wilson, of the Singapore Harbour Board, has been transferred o Penang, as assistant general manager of the Penang Harbour Board, and left cn Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson. Prior to his departure he was entertained at a tea
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    UNEMPLOYMENT UP IN BRITAIN
    169 13 New Method Of Counting Now In Effect London, Oct. 4. THE method of taking count ot the unemcloved has been revised and the latest figures are compiled on a new basis, with a view to ensuring greater accuracy. The Ministry of Labour provisionally estimates that at
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    LONDON ROADS
    87 13 Big- Repair Programme Ahead London, Oct. 4. ONDON'S road repairing programme for the next six months involves the re-surfacing of 1.793.000 square yards of carriageway, which is one and a half times as much as in the corresponding period a year ago. The programme includes further extension of
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    COST OF LIVING
    75 13 Inquiry By Ministry Of Health London, Oct. 4. rlRTY thousand representatives of working class households are being asked to assist in the enquiry by the Ministry of Labour with a view to revision of the basis of cost of living index. The procedure to be followed is
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    MALAYAN RUBBER EXPORTS
    28 13 THE Controller of Rubber reports that the estimated export of dry rubber from Malaya, Brunei and Labuan for the month of September was 52,000 tons.
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    FOREIGNERS IN BRITAIN
    42 13 London, Oct. 4. FOREIGN visitors to Great Britain in August numbered 53,923 and the total for the first eight months of the year, at 231,727, i 3 an increase of 22,671 on the same period of 1936.—British Official Wireless.
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    MALAYAN CHINESE IN AERIAL BATTLE
    761 13 HOW A RAID ON CANTON WAS REPULSED DELOW we give an account of the first Japanese air raid on Canton, translated from the Tsz Yin Daily News, of Hongkong. It is a description of a thrilling aerial battle as given by a.squadron commander of the
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    Amateurs To Aid China
    159 13 Amateur To Aid China Relief Fund THE Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club are to produce "Outward Bound," by Sutton Vane, at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday. November 17, 19 and 20, with the following cast: Mrs. T. Aiken Mrs. Jean Robertson. Mrs. R. T. Brain,
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    GOOD TALENT REVEALED IN S.C.C. HOCKEY TRIAL IMPRESSIVE FORWARD LINE
    871 14 DUTCH INTERNATIONAL MAKES HIS DEBUT (BY "STICKS") Singapore, Tuesday. WHITES triumphed over Colours by seven goals to two in the first S.C.C. hockey trial on the Padang yesterday in an interesting game in which a considerable amount of new talent
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    WINTER RACES
    261 14 Weights For Free Handicap WEIGHTS for the f ree handicap race to be run at the Winter race meelmg cf the Singapore Turf Club next month together witn conditions and details are as follows: A Handicap Tor such 3 year oldj as the Handicapper rray deem qualified for
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY TEAMS
    146 14 The S.R.C. team to meet the S.C.R.C. on Wednesday at 5.15 p.m. on the S.C.R.C. ground will be: T. B. Smith; H C. Humphries and S. W. Moriera; L. Alvis, E C. Mathiew and R. S. Barth; M. W. Armstrong, A. M. Pennefather. J. S. de Souza,
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    "ISRAELIGHT'S" TENNIS
    106 14 Results and ties in the •Tsraelight" tenn.s tournament are as follows: Singles Handicap:—C. Simon Scr. beat I. Sayers (—30.3) 6—4 3—6 6—2; R. Meyer <—15.3 > beat M. Gareh (—3), 6—4 6—l; I. Baker (—l5» beat J. Soloman l5 >, 6—2 6—2. Ties for to-day: E. Simon and
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    MARCEL DALLEMAGNE
    121 14 1/TARCEL DALLEMAGNE, French open -L" golf champion, won the Swiss open golf title at St. Moritz with an aggregate of 138 for the thirty-six holes. He had a record round of 67, four under par, in the morning, and followed it up with a par 71 in the
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER
    67 14 Warren Shield Final Replay rpHE Middlesex Regiment and Royal Air Force, who drew I—l when they met in the final cf the Warren Shield Serv ces soccer competition, meet for the reply at the Anson Road Stadium this afterncon, when the game will commence at 5.10 p.m. to
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    CORONATION B.P.
    186 14 The Coronation BP. beat the Merry Union B.P. "B" team, by four games to two at Teck's Court. Scores were as follow: (Coronation players fir t). Ong Swee Tian beat B. C. Mah by 10- 15; 15-1, 15-4. Leng Leo Choon lest tO George Tan by 15-4; 2-15:
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    POSTALS BEAT P.W.D.
    75 14 In a hockey match on the Post Office round to-day, the Postals beat the P.WJD. by four goals to two in an interesting struggle. Chowdhury opened the scoring and the P.W.D. replied through their centre forward, the half-time score being I—l. In the second half the P.W.D.
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    Cricket Club Reserves Beat R.E's
    242 14 3 State Players Assist Winners THREE state players who came Mo 1 make up for last minute strengthened the close ciently to enable them to victory over at rugby on the paaanb y thrce Lundcm Hamlyn quarter lme while mbinatloll however the club eight were
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    BUKIT ZAHRAH SPORTS
    79 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Oct- 4. THE Headmaster and Staff of the Bukit Zahrah English School, Johore Bahru, have issued invitations for the annual Athletic Sports which will be held on the school ground at 4.45 p.m. on Oct. 6. H.H. Sir Ismail, Regent of
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    OLAES AF AFTER HUAT?
    198 14 FRIDAY'S CARD Frisco Certified Fit To Fight «■> YOUNG FRISCO. Who™ with Ifohuned Pal middleweight, had f owing to indisposition wl r.ted the Fllintnc-'s remc has, it is learned, been < tied fit to fight again »nc up oeainst the r jrp ber" bout on Fiidav
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    CHINESE F.A.
    37 14 A special general meeting of the Chinese Friendly Association held on Wednesday at E p.m at the Association's premises. 126, < Silver cups for the bill:: rnent can be seen at the .-how case any day.
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    Keen Rivalry In Inter-School Hockey
    421 15 BROTHERS' XI BETTER st. Joseph's Beat St. Andrew's Singapore, Tuesday. I v rivalry prevailed in the interA s ,,J hockey fixture between \in!rev s and St. Joseph's Inn played on St. Joseph's ,1 \t sterdav. the game result- victory for the Brothers' v h(.<•!. h>
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    MALAYAN TURF
    77 15 Classification Of Horses And Ponies Singapore, Tuesday ATEST classifications issued by the Straits Racing Association are as follows: HORSES Transfers.— from Class 3 to Class 4 Two Up. New Classifications-.— Class 2 —Amain Lass, Amazon (late Sea Wrack). Farnlev Miss Nova. Class 3 —Batti, Davis Cup. Solar Time
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    S.C.C. RUGBY
    206 15 TUIE following teams have been se- J^ ted fo s Sat u r day's Probables vs. Possibles match at the S.C.C. on Saturday, preparatory to selecting the ride to meet the Royal Navy and the Air Force at the Anson Road Stadium the following week PROBABLES (COLOURS* A
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    LAWN BOWLS
    172 15 Triple Tournament At Cricket Club A PROFESSIONAL triple bowli tournament will be carried on during the next three months at the S.C.C. There are 12 taams entered and the competition will be on the American league system. Details of teams are a.-> follows: Bankers:—C. R. Wardle, J. Riddell
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    138 15 S.R.C. tennis tournament results and ties are as follows: ChampionshiD Doubles Handicap: E. G. Wheatley and R. H. Barth (—3o' beat Dr S L. Oehlers and C. B. Webb (—3) 6—4; I—6; 7—5 Doubles Handicap;—E. G. Wheatley and R H. Barth (—3o* vs. J. S. de Souza and
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    SAPPERS BEAT 3RD AC-ACS.
    268 15 Rugby Football At Changi Tin 30th Fortress Co., Royal Engi--1 neers. beat the 3rd Ac-Ac Brigade by a goal and two tries (11 points) to a diopped goal (4 points) at Changi yesterday. The first score came when, following a good movement. Richard obtained a dropped
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    34 15 The fifth 1937 monthly general mec;tag of the members of the Amateur Sporting Association will be held rt 8 p.m. to-day at tho residence of Mr. Khco Eng Watt. 41, Craig Road.
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    SERVICES RUGBY
    32 15 A pointless draw resulted in the game between the Gunners and the R.A.O.C. on Blakang Mati yesterday. At no period of the game did either side, appear likely to score.
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    WORLD RECORD EQUALLED
    86 16 QOUTII AFRICAN golfer, S. Brown, playing in a club match at Goodwood for the Logan Trophy on Aug. 25, claims to have equalled the world record for the first nine holes of a recognised full-length course. He did them in 27 seven under bogey—seven 3*s. one 4.
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    HAROLD LARWOOD
    75 16 THE suggestion that Harold Larwood the Nottinghamshire and England fast bowler, may play next season lor Nelson, in the Lancashire League, is discounted. Larwood has been suspended by his county, and the suggestion that he may go into league cricket is the sequel. Nelson approached Larwood some lime
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    PAM BARTON AND GOLF
    87 16 MISS PAM BARTON, the 20-year-old Surrey, golfer, who made history last year by winning the British and American women's championships in the same season, will not play any more golf this year. This decision means that Miss carton will not defend her American title in the
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    S.C.C. Rugby Football Fixtures
    377 16 STATE OTHER GAMES Trophy Match In Singapore CULL details of the S.C.C. and Singar pore rugby fixtures are now availab.e mri are eivcn below. Last Saturday's match, Newcomers vs. Th L e a Re* first serious matrn of the season. Yesterday the B fifteen nnpned the
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    Y.M.C.A. Hockey
    209 16 THE following have been selected to T play hockey for the Y.M.CA. vs. R I to-morrow at the RX ground at 5.10 P m' s Menon. M. Modder. Goh Chin Chve R Estron R. En, E. K. Yzelman. A W 8 Thevathasan. Yapp Thean Chye B. S. Varma.
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    NEW F.A. PRESIDENT
    62 16 THE Football Association has choscr. Mr. W. Pickford. their senior viceoresident. to succeed the late Sir Charles Clegg in the office of president Mr. Pickford was elected hon. treasuivi ol the Hampshire F.A., when that body was formed in 1887 and still holds that position. By his
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    HOCKEY AT BALESTIER
    371 16 Ceylon S.C. Beat Gordons Singapore, Tuesday. DISPLAYING superior combination and stickwork the Ceylon Sports Club defeated the Gordon Highlanders at hockey at Balest.ier Plain to-day by two goals to nil. Both teams were equally well served in defencp but the Gordons' weakness iay in their forward line,
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    Scottish Football
    20 16 London. Oct 4 In the Scottish League to-day Dunaee beat Third Lanark by two goals to one. —Reuter.
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    234 18 Chief Secretary In Pink Suit Bombay. MR C F Brackenbury. Chief Secretary to the Madras Government, is believed to be the first Briton belonging to the Indian Civil Service to wear "khaddar" —handspun and handwoven He has been earing a light, pink "khaddar" suit for
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