Malaya Tribune, 16 September 1938

Microfilm: NL4071
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: 55 Guaranteed Largest Sales [xxvn a,. 221. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, September 16, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1938. l rs m
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    HATS OFF! (SCARVES ON)
    34 2 A river piri ml lln Isea, Londcn. finds that a wcolfen scaif an attractive ui!d useful head wear— it keeps the hair 4ia> and held- at bay the sharper breezes.
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    WORLD WILL HEAR LAUNCH
    55 2 The 85 000-ton liner Queen Elizabeir Ml to be launched at 3.30 p.m. on s-m I ember 27. The naming ceremony by the Queen will be broadcast to the world. Th Queen Elizabeth, which had h<Kjel laid down in December, 1936 will he several feet longer
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    36 2 Captain D. E. M. Fielding of the York and Lfmcaster Rej imen and Adiutant oi the Penang and Province Weileslev Volunteer Corp-: ha been promoted to tne rank of Ala jor as from Aug. l 1933
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    JEWISH INSPECTOR SHOT BY REBELS
    127 2 Jerusalem. Sept. 2. jJSiN't „f the CeatraJ Mosque at Haifa, on which they usualdial L I!,"' "l?™™*?™*- Aral, rebels in Palestine this week d "n,; V-.f!*" I«*P«ctor Moses I.eiserowitz.. cW^A^f theirhou > autsi ">e Athli.h prisontump on I <, had been "executed." n ei fS
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    MORE MALARIA IN K.L. RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    390 2 "Extensive Control Needed" Kuala Lumpur, Wedn sday (X)NI 'IRMATION of a report recently published in tHe Malaya Tribune that there was an increase of malaria in (h e west residential area of Kuala Lumpur ae.tr the Bungsar Ro*d area, the Lake Cardens, and near
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    KILLED SEEING HER HOME
    129 2 V Instable (Kent). m tatmUmg two wmh y home cost |fee hie of Frederick Jam-on. eightef'i, of High-street, Heme Bay. Frederick, em vH* hte lrie nd. Nor man Panton, seventeen, of Ktoa's-road, Hesne Bay met two e,iri campers Edith Lan sixteen, and axu-othy Andrews, seventeen of
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    'UNCLE ARTHUR'— A FANTASY
    188 2 11IK moral influence of an elephant cvrr tnr ,l'b cn family—careful, I i c. worneil ])co;>?e who live in a submban avtnat "Is the theme of 'I n' c Arthur.' a fantasy by John FuJti y (hat v.iil be heard in the pregnuaaaes from D.iveutry this
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    LOST FROM HOLIDAY SHIP
    41 2 Mr E. C Court. young clerk, who Uved wito his parents at Brendon ParfcWaa !ost at sea recently He leit Hastings in a passenger steamer for a holiday in Norway, it is or»--turned that lie fell cyerboard
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      121 2 Poisoned Kidneys Stop Getting Up Nights To harmles.-jy ftmh poisons and acid l'i^jj «dneys and eortcc: irritation ot bladder so that you can stop •RettinJ up nights" <:ct a go cent package of gold Medal Haarlem Oil Cr.SSE a* take as directed, other symptoms oi kidney and bladder weaknesses scant,
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      37 2 THE Cjetfi OF BRIGHTEN TOOK HdMI WITH Sherwin Williams "ENAMELOID" The Rapid Dryinc Enamel j OBTAINABLE FROM ROBINSON CO., LTD., JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. AND LEADING PAINT DEALERS LOHMANN Co., Ltd ROBINSON RD. SINGAPORE. W.P 9. 27.
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      130 2 Twenty Bp nine HB years' experience Him so near to nature's food I j]l it jj 1 orJ y our Jon 9 years of research ill recorded experience could I® _«J i Pjri fl I Iliiii SS ,R,M i knowledge that mahes the pr such wort., successor ANGLO-MAIv! CORPORATION, LTD..
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    RECTOR WEDS HIS SON'S PLAYMATE
    261 3 (Inverness-shire), Sept. 2. .I v j was the playmate of his two son-: has become fjlE |li,k Charles Henry Britten, Rector of Gumley, near i icestershire after a wnirlwind courtship dur>y n in Holland p t he rector s d through V\ lifted May i.
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    17 3 untitled left Singapore on i on sick leave and in January. Captain been appointed elligence Officer absence.
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    Photo shows H.M. Queen Mary listening to a Barra (Hebrides) woman, Mrs. Mary Morrison, singing an island lament as she spins,m the black. Hebridean cottage at The Clachan. at the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow.
    35 3 Photo shows H.M. Queen Mary listening to a Barra (Hebrides) woman, Mrs. Mary Morrison, singing an island lament as she spins ,m the black. Hebridean cottage at The Clachan. at the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow.
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    BROADCAST TALK ON BELFAST
    165 3 P ELF AST Northern Ireland's capital k and Ol Government, will be the subiect of the fifth talk in the series now being broadcast from Daventry, •Building the City.' Belfast linen and Belfast ships are known throughout the world. Many ot the 40(1000 inhabitants make their
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    Special Radio Station Will Combat Sunspot's Activities
    407 3 London, Sept. 15. JN a speech to-day the Postmaster-general, Major Tryon, revealed that following: consultations with the American telephones authorities the post office is constructing: a special radio receiving station to combat the intense sunspot activity which is expected to interfere seriously with
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      85 3 V A V f M o ordinary lipstick Tangee is there avail-'rvclousColor-Change c In the stick Tangee but on your lips it Again in Tangee Face Powder the —.a s ,caUy,oasoft bl ush. m with your natural you. Your skin is smoother-fresher. Then too—Tangee 'ial cream base, keeps C\ smooth
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      153 3 J/K 1 put/If YOU ARE OVER- *S f/wELL, PERHAPS\| STIMULATED BY TOO *-X \f c i 1 YOU'RE RI6HT...SOUNDS 1 MUCH CAFFEINE AND P»> y? >i 1 1 REASONABLE ENOUGH. I TANNIN IN MEALTIME JVaVSI \,U TRY ,T ANYWAY )l DRINKS. I'M GOING TO J GIV STU°M TWKEA 7 If
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      218 3 fir fF.Jm\ *r.<.m\ (s^*s m*wfim 'iiiirgi'm "Sr 'ii'ifi'ii' W'|«'— w tP <r' v 9 V "0 «sr vif w w OI MALAYA LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS. EASY REPAYMENTS. Interest at 3% per annum will bt From Ten Dollars a Month for each paid on minimum monthly
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    GIRL ACCUSES CATHOLIC PRIEST
    462 4 1 Amazon Allegations In Letter To Poli Cc AMAZING Sep,. c man Cath, Ii c !ns? a Ro. *n a ktier written la ,u co,u a youn<j woman wrrr p i,(r bv Ealing yesterday m n^on< at The young woir; Young, 24, domestic Lpl??T road North,
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    LIONS HOLD UP ROYAL MAIL
    153 4 w^xTo lV i? ngstone N Rhodesia. I lONS have held up His Maje- i? ty s mails for several hours in the North-Eastern Province of Northern Rhodesia. r- L he Mails are carried from *ort Roseberry to the Copper Belt— a distance of 170 miles—by
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    OFFICER DIED IN TENT
    143 4 I WHEN a Territorial officer at Tilshead r Jidworth, did not ansnrt hnit M Reveille batman pullwas dead bedclotnes and found he He was Second-Lieutenant Peter DoaTilgt nox of the s? th Field B.igade R.A.. aged twenty-three He hved at Royal Crescent Mansions Ma-nne-parade, Brighton. Hi
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    Manchester's Families Coming To Malaya
    286 4 London, Sept. L 'JiHE trooping season has started with the sailing from Southampton of the troopship "Lancashire" for Chinwangtao. taking the 2nd Battalion the East Surrey Regiment, to Shanghai; families of the Ist Battalion, the Durham Light Infantry, to Tientsin; 54th Field Company, Royal Engineers,
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    FACTORY EXPLOSION
    45 4 Street** a ourer of the Wallich sweet Box Factory was injured last snes in a box. which was one of innn had" 1L225 recently Purchased He fingers and w fl S oV^. the hand andri Sht I nngers and was extremely shocked. I
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      392 4 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDE UTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undcrnoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— 3 OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Singapore US. "ELBE" omits Dairen Bet* 11 SA "POTSDAM" omits North China g ept 29 if' "2S5£ omlts Manila Oct.* 8 I m.s. "COBURG"
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      371 4 BRITISH INDIA (incorporated lp England). P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore. 1938 RANCHI 17,000 Sept. BURDWAN 6,070 Sept. 24 RANPURA 17,000 Oct. "i RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. 21 SOMALI 6,800 Oct. 21 CANTON 15,500 Nov. 4 CORFU 15.000 Nov. 1£ BANGALORE 6.000 Nov lsS CHITRAL 15,000 Dec'
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      238 4 J I M/S "FIONIA" j irvrnJi 00 Tons LUXURIOUS OXE-CLASS MOTORSHIP MOST CABINS* HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE B-VTH f J EXCELLENT CUISINE. 1 I Special Sailing to- i j SAN FRANCISCO i From Bangkok W S Due San Francisco Se Pt. 22nd 1938 Z Oct. 18th 1938 MODERATE FARES j j
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      143 4 I HAMRURG-AMERIKA LINIE I Deutsch-Australische I Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICF OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH j CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS WTTTTAyrA tyzr Dl,e Spore 1933 s.s. NEUMARK via Manila Sent 2n t m-s. RAMSES via Manila Yw I m.s. VOGTLAND via Manila Oct 19 ww
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      123 4 INDO-CHINA STEAM I NAVIGATION CO.. LTD, (Incorporated In England). Direct Service to Japan via Hon***** H and to Calcutta via Penang X Taking cargo on thrown BilJ 9| (irq for Canton. Macao. Swatow, Am<' jH Chefo, Tientsin, Newel B ports. Formosa, the Ph Mm FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA MM Arr.
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      417 5 ftfaMigiaL UdjooJdwmumidu notices Municipality -i now invited lor the service. For tSrJi S vualcipal Tender Room <r tk >39 See Notice in Tender Room. r [anew* ■JP* n"crete bridge jirced g ing apor( River (DC 1? noon. 10th Oct. 1938. -action a the 3j:ly a y"' i* c ol" one
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      534 5 PUBLIC NOTICES MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Car n No *ESS&} Port Saloon 5 6 161 t0 be sold by auction at *!VL^ Ukl l Timah Road > on Monday, 19th September 1938 at 11 am Now On View. Messrs. Sisson DeTay Mortgagee's Solicitors CHEONG KOON SENG CO Ltd THE EASTERN UNITED
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      794 5 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH. Mrs. Tan Keng Bee (nee See Kit Neo ahas Burok» passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 15, at the General Hospital. She left behind a widower, two sons, Tan Chin Hock and Tan Chin Lock, one daughter, Tan Choo Lock, two daughters-in-law and two grandchildren to mourn
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      104 5 I You Can Be Your Own Beauty Specialist by using "SRIVIS AMLA" HAIR OIL, The Finest Herbal Preparation UNITED PRODUCE AGENCY, 72, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Try the Famous Homeopathic Treatment for every kind of sickness—when every other Remedy has failed:— Tasteless, Harmless But Curing. HOMEOPATHIC HALL, 120, Albert Street,
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      239 5 I I SWISS WATCHES Chromium from 5. Stainless Steel 12.50 18 Ct. Rolled Gold 9.— Duty free in F.M.S., Johore. Opposite Clifford Pier DIABETES. ■■r M \ofc.U 3 i, you axe alUlcte 3» '< v■ L tn disease you ennnot d> better t.ian some to Thabib A. Hassan the socialist
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      195 5 New Remedy restores YOUTH VITALITY in 30 minutes! I There is no need for a lengthy and tiresome treatment for weeks or months if you feel weak or old before you ar« v cung. The latest remedj of a great German Scientist by the Dime .MP. PILLS give astonishing and
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    EXCHANGES
    205 6 Singapore, Sept 15. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T-T. «g »lg London demand J ZJ n^ Lyons demand JWW Switzerland demand 245 /2 Hamburg demand JJJ New York demand 55
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    918 6 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Sept. 15, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Am pat Tin 3j10% 4j3 Asam Kumbang 28 6 3G 6 Austral Malay 43 47 -norn Ayer Hit am 23 24 6 Ayer Weng 0.63 0.67 Bangrln Tin 21G 22 6
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    TIN
    18 6 Singapore, Sept. 16. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $98 (down $1" i).
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    RUBBER
    22 6 The orice of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 26 :i n (down 1 Sellers 261 8 (down 1).
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    PRODUCE
    186 6 Singapore, Sept. 15. R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $162 R (Siam' W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $147 H. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $142 Sirtm Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $225 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $202 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $190 Siam
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    96 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Thursday noon. L TVDOC? Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. September) 26 7 a *>7i Q Good F A Q. in bales (F.OB. September) 26', 26U No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 26 3 do. September 26 5
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    216 6 LIST OF CIRRENT DIVIDENDS oingapore, Sept. 15, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books T °t»l for close rw financial TIN: Date Ex Div. year Burma Malay 6d. No. 18 Sep. 22 c 99 cP a e 00 to date Kramat Pulai 20% int. Sept. 7 2 c e
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    194 6 6 f o Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 .90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 9% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept. 30 Inn mo 4fc% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,666' Int"" 102 n m Mar. 31, Sept. 30 In 7 im 4/2 1909
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    364 6 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous T«T? n(lon Th■;>-,,,. RUBBER Steady Buyers *****6 Sellers 8 Ist Forward (October) Buyers 715 16 Sellers 8 1 16 2nd Forward (November) Buyers 8 Sellers 81 16 3rd Forward (Jan Mar.) Buyers 8l 16 Sellers 83 16 PALM OIL (Malaya) Previous In bulk Sept
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      220 6 THE EASTERN UNITED SUHGLARY PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. 3EAD OFFICE: 1«D. CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE F. W HALL. General Manager j the EASTERN BANK LIMITED. j (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street Autiioriseci and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Se.serve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE:
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      17 6 INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (incorporated In New Zealand) 2:*tfa£?ii&hcd 1872 W. j. DtXTBB, Manager. Finiayson Green. Ttl. sD2fl
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      246 6 j INSURE WITH I i THE NEW INDIA ASSURANCE I COMPANY LIMITED. I (Incorporated in India). I Fire MOTOR Marne Authorised Capital Rs. 60,000.601. I Subscribed Capital :;.VMi"...'T'- Paid Up Capital 71-1" I Total Funds 22,807.6«. THE BIGGEST INDIAN GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICI 1 APPROVED INSURERS UNDER S.S., F.M.S. JOHORE I
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    Rubber Smuggling In Johore Straits
    163 7 ire Thursday. running*' from the ross the Straits ni a pore is ft proi i-i spite of the I special patrols boats operating coa i lines, act >rdin;.r id in the Sixth for having imhe Colony on Sept te of orluin. ted to Mr. S.
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    Case Against Promoter Fixed For Oct. 12
    212 7 ingapore, Thursday. NSTPONED from last week, the criminal intimidation prest Art bar Edward Beavis, promotor of Singapore, by Sannel Fnng. Sinsauore lawyer, n before the fifth court th's presided over by Mr. L. C. f-oh. BraddeU Brothers, complainant, while Mr. the defendant. his
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    CHINESE ACQUITTED
    35 7 CHIN ESE ACQUITTED iV How 3oon San, appearance ttua morncourt before Mr. Con- charge of having Ho Choon Chong, by *onestb inducing her V; in July 1934, ""i ed ,f rt w represented by Mr.
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    TOO HOT FOR PARIS
    131 7 I Ondo n Se pt- i I \K..LLSSL\ swinging his Z tru a Paris policema* wa s patrolling the Place Cliehv Montmartre, last night Outside the closed gates of the underground station he saw a laige sack, without a trace of an ownei. Stolen jewellery? The
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    Appointments By Admiralty
    119 7 Appoin tments By Admiralty THE following appointments affecting Singapore have been made by the Admiralty recently.— Lieutenant Commander F. E. Chevalier. D. S. C, R.N.. is appointed to Terror II iNi additional and to Terror II (N) additional as Assistant King's Harbourmaster and Assistant Commander ot Sinuapere Dockyard. Lieutenant Commander
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    Huge Increase In Profits Of Asian Insurance Co.
    545 7 THE remarkable progress ol the Asian Assurance Co.. Ltd.. ot* Bombay was emphasised at the twenty-seventh annual general meeting cf the company held recently in Bombay. Mr. Jamnadas If. Mehta. M A L.L.8., presided. The chairman while moving the adoption ot tlie
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    Chief Clerk Charged With Breach Of Trust
    59 7 Singapore, Thursday. Inspector l. w. c. Byrde ol the Detective Branch produced befoiv Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth court the chief clerk of the Singapore Rubber Works. Ltd.. Town Office. Tan Tian Hock and charged him with criminal breach of trust
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    Field Firing
    94 7 On Sunday. Sept. 13. the Singapore Volunteer Armoured Car Section will carry out Field Firing on the Mandai Road under the conditions of Section 12 of the Military Manoeuvres Ordinance Chapter 103>. Firing will take place from the road into th? area on the south side between the
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    414 7 JBE health bulletin oi the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended Sept. 10 read:— Plague: Bassein In Burma was the only port in the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plague during the week, two fatal cases having been notified, while
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    KAMUNING RUBBER AND TIN.
    57 7 The directors of Kamunu g J Perak> Rubber and Tin Co., Ltd., have recommended a (final) dividend In respect ot the last financial year of 7' L per cent., pavabie on Oct. 17, the payment to various reserves of £11.30J and S carry forward, subject to
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      489 7 LEAGUE OF NATIONS I^U^k RICH poor Mm ALIKE SUFFER IMB You cure Stomach Trouble, $^^m Premature Impotency, Early V jffl )W Ageing, Anaemia and Weak- jmm mmmmmmf W ness, Build New Strength, Jk ,M Energy and Firm Healthy »^^^P^mL_.^l Flesh, if you get Sufficient P^^Jjtal] Minerals, Vitamins 4 lodine. .^!fcf|j|f
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      1165 7 CHEONG KOONG SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREE HOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the Saleioom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd.. No. 10, Chulia Street, Singapore, on Wednesday. 21st September. 1938, at 2.30 p m Lot l. Valuable land and houses Nos. 91, 93 and 95 Victoria Sirfcet
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      140 7 1 11AXK OF til IX A (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12 Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188 9 Cable Address: CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 40.000.000 09 Reserve Funds in excess Ch. 4,800,000 00 Total Assets approximately
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    132 8 Mails expected from Europe &c. (Lonloni by Air <Imp?rial» to-day. Delivery )i boxholders' letters only at 6 p.m. and general delivery of letters at 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air <Qantas> to-day. Delivery of boxholders' letters only at 3 \m. and general
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    24 8 The Ai-; Mails I Netherlands» despatched from Singapore on Sept. 6 and B were delivered in London on Scot. 12 and 1
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    SALESMEN'S ASSOCIATION
    31 8 The second annual general meeting oj the Chinese Salesmen's Association will be held at the .al Tong Restaurant Ifew World Amusement Park, on Saturday, Sept. 24 al 4 p.m.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    58 8 Sematang, Dutch, 2..-12 tons fron. Durban 15.9 to Durban 17.9. Kampoog, British. 971 tons from Telok Anson 13.9 to Port Dickson 17.9. Ban Hong Lion?. British, 1.671 tons rom Bemarang 14.i» to Java Ports 16.9. Siberg. Netherlands. 1.871 from Penang 14.9 to Penang 16.9. Hydra 11. Norwegian. 1.375
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    96 8 London, Sept. 15 Paris 178 21 64 New York <: 81 Geneva 21.2936 Amsterdam 3.92*. Madrid nominal Vienna nominal Milan Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.3 Oslo 19.90 Milan 913 Montreal 4.83% Berlin 12.02 Brussels 28 4:;'-, Prague 13© il ig Bucharest 685 Rio 2 15 16 sellers official Athens
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    Claims Damage For Car Crash
    95 8 j Singapore. Thursday.—A sequel to a collision at the junction of Kampong Fava Road and New Cemetery Road on vTar 12 at 6.30 p.m.. was heard in the Traffic District Court to-day when A. Godfrey was charged with negligent .'.riving. Mr. M Poulsen. the driver
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    FLAGS HALF MAST
    27 8 Flag In Singapore are Hying at halfmast to-day In tribute to the late Prince Arthur of Cannaught. who is bein'* ourried at Windsor to-day.
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      201 8 MALAYAN PftEMIEQ HOTEL 4 TO-NIGHT. II COCKTAIL DANCE FROM 6 :>0 P.M. TO 5.30 P.M I DINNER DANCE. (INFORMAL) FROM 9«30 PM TO I MIDNIGHT. I "JUNE AND COLLETTE" THE POPULAR COMEDY DANCERS. ADMISSION NON-DINERS §1.00 SATURDAY, 17th. SPECLAL~RA^ CABARET. EXTENSION TO 1 AM. MONDAY, 19th. NEW CABARET ATTO ACTION
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      69 8 Air TraveljCjujaperSfin AS FROM Ist OCTOBER SINGAPORE LONDON £130 PENANG LONDON £125 EVEN TIPS INCLUDED CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MAT* TO AND FROM OTHER DESTINATIONS. IMPERIAL AIRWAYS Bookings and tnfoimalion from the principal travel agents or from Mansfield A Co, Ltd., General Agents for Malaya, Ocean Biding Singapore. Telephone: 5154.
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      196 8 i t.•! c 1 j»••■■■■■■■■■■••■ •••J* I POSTAL TO-DAY FOR T «ATE AND TIME Rengat and Tembilahan Banka Sept. 16 1 p.m. Hoihow Michael Jebsen 16 1 p.m. Aden "imperial" 16 2 p.m. Siam x Imperial 2 p.m. Africa East -Imperial" 16 2 p.m. Africa South "Imperial" 16 2 p.m.
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    Singapore Man Tells Story Of Rescue Of Millionaire: Police Say He Was Drunk
    351 9 Singapore, Thursday. t>f Singapore bank claimed trial this afternoon L. GoU in the fifth court t us !n- Abusive i and to behaving in a disorderly manner to the court that to! hers Felice Bta--3 \.m. on
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    CHINESE STUDENTS CELEBRATE
    176 9 ANE of the most enjoyable and successful dinner functions was held by the Chinese Students' Literary Association at the Happy Res- taurant last Saturday, in celebrating its success in the 1937 Singapore Table Tennis Tournament. There was a large gathering of members and friends. Mr. John G.
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    IMPERIAL DEFENCE MEETING
    97 9 -Reuter. London. Sent. 14. MANY ministers and chiefs of depart- ments attended the weekly meeting at the offices of the Committee of Imperial Defence at 11.00 this rnorning. Those present included Lord Hali- tax. Sir John Simon. Sir Samuel Hoare, Mr. Hore Belisha. Sir Kingsley Wood. Mr.
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    TANKS IN SYLVAN SURROUNDINGS
    20 9 Heavy traffic" on a country load in Hampshire, where the tanks aiv taking pari in manoeuvre-.
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    GIRLS, BEWARE OF YOUR BOSS
    175 9 SOUNDS alluring, doesn't it. girls, to be private secretary to a more 01 prominent politician or author? it's the day-dream of m r, i v a stru gling shorthand typist. But there's a snag in it The Ministry of Labour turns cold-water lap on the
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    THE LICENSING LAWS
    529 12 r jM) some people >t may seem futiie to discuss local affairs while the world is under the shadow oi' calamity. From another point of view, however, it is as wed to follow ihe oven tenor ofoo r ways, hoping- for the hes\> and pursuing business as
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    The Crying Shame Of—MEN WHO MUST WAIT FOR Justice
    797 12  -  By H. L. Hopkin ONE ol' tile principal axioms oi good government is that the dispensation of justice should be speedy. There must be the minimum of delay between the bringing of an accused person before the court and the final
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Japan's Shipping Policy
    267 12 NOTES COMMENTS Japan's Shipping Policy COME light has now been thrown on the refusal of Japanese shipping companies to associate themselves with the proposed international compensation pool for tramp shipping by the publication of particulars of the new shipping policy which the Japanese Government has adopted In vie w of
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    The Driver's Sight
    252 12 A MOVEMENT, sponsored by a body of propagandists in Great Britain, is on foot for the protection of the nation's eyesight, it is interesting to note that attention has been drawn to the fact that the strain of continuous driv- ins:, as in the case of the
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    Soya Bean Oil
    229 12 JjR. Diesel, whose name is known the world over because of his researches which culminated In the production oi the high-compression, self-ignition heavy fuel engine, more than thirty years ago advocated the use of vegetable oil as fuel for InternaJ combustion engines. Ever since thar suggestion was
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    103 12 ••rpHE best after-dim and to the point,Such as "Give me the bill wai i n,rnthr dteP*** A clergyman bowler n N of ten batsmen for U peace for the wi< Attention is direct-Ml to bathing beauties found at v Hotel. The figures interesting. 7'o-.DAY".S; TALE An
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    PREMIER RETURNING TO CONSULT CABINET
    712 13 Important Peace Proposition By The Fuehrer? FURTHER MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE LATER, SAYS BERLIN COMMUNIQUE f;ERCHTESGADEN, SEPT. 15. PGR TWO AND A HALF HOURS MR. NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN DISCUSSED THE EUROPEAN SITUATION WITH HERR HITLER AT THE FUEHRER'S MOUNTAIN RETREAT HERE THIS AFTERNOON, AFTER HIS DRAMATIC
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    SUDENTENS DEMAND RETURN TO REICH
    138 13 Berlin Sept. 15. «TjjE return of Sudeten Cerman territory to the Reich is 1 dem inded by Herr Henlein in a proclamation issued IMb) r v ill, and by denying ua the promised right of selfe were forced in 1919 into the Czech State." nays
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    BAN ON FRONTIER FLYING
    58 13 Reuter Berlin. Sept. 15. crossing the pro--1 regions ol the western froncial police aeroplanes ginning on Sept. 20. )lane discovers anobe region the intruby a shot producing It the aeroplane does ate!y—if possible en a »n a flying field, outirea— it will be fired ry mud:-
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    NO MORE WAR RISKS
    66 13 London Sept. 15. tood a meeting of Lloyd's rwriters to-day decided to give 43 the termination of all Krafts covering war risks. which have been made in past included a clause which riding war risks cover also rision under which 48 hours rm nation of the
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    20 13 untitled overseas show that the Hitler has the general the dominions. Mr. Mackenzie and Mr. Lyons (Austra•e cabled him congratulations.—
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    DAY OF PRAYERS FOR PEACE
    132 13 London. Sept. lb. rpHE Archbishop of Canterbury has JL issued a call to national prayer m me following terms: •The next few days will be fraught with grave issues on which the peace ot Europe may depend. At such a period let us pray that
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    38 13 Lord Stanley, Dominions Secretary, left Winnipeg yesterday and is jailing from Montreal for England on Saturday in the Empress of Australia. His leg is in a case and he will be carried on to the train and liner.
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    24 13 The Egyptian Minister for War, accompanied by the Egyptian Ambassado in London, called at the Foreign Office yesterday remaining for three-quarters of an hour.
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    PARLIAMENT MAY BE SUMMONED AT ONCE
    142 13 British Official Wireless. London, Sept 15. rpHE Speaker of the House of Commons, 1 Captain Fitzroy, called at Downing street this afternoon, where the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John Simon, had previously arrived. Captain Fitzroy remained for about naif an hour. The political
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    NEW TROOPS FOR PALESTINE
    72 13 -Reuter. London, Sept. 15. IT is officially announced that two cavalry regiments (the first Royal Dragoons and the Royal Scots Greys* and the secord battalion o* the West Yorkshires, together with necessary ancillary trooDS, are being sent from Britain to Palestine. Three battalions are also being
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    GIRLS FORM ROYAL GUARD
    40 13 Eleven members of the Church End. Finchley. Girls' Life Brigade Company, who are spending a. week at Dersingham. Norfolk, formed a guard of honour at Sandnngham Park when Queen Mary attended morning service at Sandnngham Church.
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    HUNGARIAN MINORITIES NEXT?
    103 13 -Reuter. Budapest, Sept. 15. THE Hungarian Treaty Revisionist League, with two million members, has telegraphed to Mr. Chamberlain deeply appreciating the wonderful effort to save the peace of Europe and urging that Hungarians in Czechoslovakia be granted the r:&.U of self-determination. S mi»ltancously a proclamation has been
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    R.A.F. RESERVE BEING STRENGTHENED
    67 13 London. Sept. 6. Tlv Royal A r Force Reserve is tv be strengthened by the admission, for home service duties end as a temporary measure, cf Royal Air Force service pensioners. Conditions offered to the pensioners are: fcur years' reserve service from the date of enlistment:
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    More Disorder In Sudeten Areas
    302 13 Prague, Sept. 15. MARTIAL iaw has been extended to Reichenberg, Rumburg and Schluckenau in addition to the areas in which it has previously been enforced. Official reports indicate? considerable unrest fn the Sudeten areas but evidently nowhere has it assumed serious proportions and the Government
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    22 13 Prince Bertil of Sweden arrived in England by ai; yesterday to attend the funeral of Pr'nce Arthur oi Connaught at Windsor to-day.
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      98 13 SEEING IS BELIEVING me "H.M.V." Refrigerator fax k.s crfd silent clean modem and cfficiert But is the inner CGmponi .its and details—often unseen anH unthought of by t*. i average person*-en whffh the "fnc'mcy. the lo r g-life, the reliabili'.v Bnd the usefulness of a refrigerator depend. Anything mechanical will
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    NEW INDUSTRY FOR S'PORE
    115 14 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) OINGAPORL is likely to have a new industry—tfiat of making bent steel furniture which ha* gained immense popularity II < vrr thr world. The industry is estimated to be north thousands of dollars per month rrcjn the business point of view, while
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    SAPPER KILLED IN LORRY ACCIDENT
    135 14 CAPPER William Frederick Breeze, aged SB of the 30th. Fortress Tom pam Royal Engineers, met his death on August 7. when a war department lorry was returning to Changi. The driver of the vehicle was Albert Cec.l Pearson. the inquest yesterday Pearson told Mr W.
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    Malay Charged
    52 14 Singapore, Thursday. Ahmad Omar bin Haii Mohamed xdns. a .Malay, faced in the Criminal District Court to-day charges of personating a public servant and attempting to cheat by personation Accused claimed trial to both charges end the date for trial was fixed for Oct. 10. Bail of $200
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    Malayan Cobras Have Record Appetites
    301 14 Tun l. j j London. Sept. 6, WO hamadryads, or ki nfr en., ras> which arriwd at the London Zoo S have developed rerord appetite.. They are usually difficult and t\pensive feeders, as they have a habit of demanding one particular type of snake from
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    SICK AFTER MEAL
    48 14 n 3i ng some subst ance in two paper packets, containing coarse salt and brown sugar, a Chinese was taken to ChlS rL in o. State of collapse from Ip h?,i Chew Street morning He had severe abdominal pains but conscious and abie to speak
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    PLEADED GUILTY TO BREACH OF TRUST
    52 14 Singapore. Thursday .-Gay Yone 2 TeOCUeW aeed 31 Pleaded guUtj this morning before Mr. Conrad Oldnam m the second court to a charge ofcrirnlnal breach of trust in respectof $-00. Acting Court Inspector L R Prynn a.sked his worship to postpone sentence until Sept.
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    COMPANY MEETING
    35 14 The twenty-ninth ordinary genial of Tambalak Rubbe? Estates Ltd w:ll be held at the registered offlc* b r con^o y Ho c Bank Cham.' sept y 24 QUay Sm ßapore, at 12 noon
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    Trengganu Prince Buys Fur Coat For His Fiancee: She Is 21 Now And Free To Wed
    284 14 London, Sept. 6. WITH tMf troubles fiver narriage rapidly dissolving, twenty-year-old Prince Mahinud of IkengfraJlH and his sweetheart, Joyce Hlencone. came to London yesterday from Oxford to boy birthday presents They had a grand
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    HIRE OF AIR CONDITIONED PLANTS RECOMMENDED
    187 14 Penang, Thursday. "fpEN years ago, the refrigerator A was a novelty—now it is a necessity. I am quite sure the same thing will happen with air-condi-tioninrr. 1 said Mr. C. Grumitt at tne lOrtnighUv meeting of the Municipal Commissioners held here. Mr. Grumitt was
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    Big Johore Wedding
    69 14 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bharu. Thursday. INCHE Mahbob bin Ahmad. O.C.P.D. Bentong, son of Inche Ahmat bin Haji Tasir, A.C.P., Muar. was married to Wan Jamilah, daughter of Dato Mohamed Salleh, State Secretary, Johore. The marriage was solemnised by the Chief Kathi, Syed Salim bin Hassan,
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    H.E. The Governor Visiting Penang
    48 14 His EMcellency tne Governor, accompanied by the Private Secretary, will leave Singapore on the S3. "Kedah" on the morning of Thursday, Sept. 22, on a visit to Penang, and will return to Singapore by air leaving Penang at 9 a.m. on Sept. 24.
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    "Road Hogging" Suggestion
    85 14 Singapore, Thursday.—A suggestion that M. A. Montigny was in fact "roadhogging" on East Coast Road in Trent of the Roxy Cinema at 11.20 p.m. on June 12 was made to-day when Court Inspector Frew cross examined the accused in the case in which he was charged with
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    11 KILLED AS THEY ATE LUNCH
    146 14 Eleven people who were at their Sunday dinner were killed when a Royal Air Force fighter plane crashed into a house, rebounded against two other buildings and burst into flames on .1 council estate in Dunholme Road, Edmonton. North London. Four of the injured
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    LORRY'S 78-FT. FALL: CHARGE AGAINST DRIVER
    184 14 [From Our Own Correspondent] Xi: ii Lumpur, Thursday. AS a sequel to a rider added by the Coroner at the conclusion of an inquest into the death of a middle aged Chinese named Teng Meng. who died following a lorry accident at the Kanching
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    HERACLES FLIES 1,250,000 MILES
    131 14 British Official Wireless. S-vxrxr London, Sept. 15. EVEN years ago Heracles, one of thfleet of eight Handlcy Page airline went into service for Imperial Airways on the London—Paris route. Heracles and six of her sister craft the eighth was destroyed by fire in a hangar—are still
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    PREACHING TO-NIGHT
    21 14 Rev. Goh Hood Keng will preach fct the evangelistic meeting at 167. East Coast Road, at 3 p.m. to-night
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    Air Mails "Upside Down" This Week
    112 14 (Malaya Tribune v gINGAPORE had lo m postal times this week, beet* airmails have erratic. Reason reaori be hai weather. The Imperial amieh .should hav< yesterday Is over t not arrive until to-i This olane has been c ht passed by the foUowins mail
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    Singapore Must Have More Attap Cottages
    234 14 JHE harrowing pi< ti being gripped in tne throes ol epidemics through congestion ol csj life was painted by Mr. Chua Keh Hai, Municipal Commissi speaking at the debate held last night at the Institute Hall. Prinsep Street, on the motion of more housing
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    "BANISHED" DETECTIVE IN S'PORE COURT
    222 14 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. CASE OF SPECIAL INTEREST WAS TRIED BEFORE A. BLACKER, THE FOURTH MAGISTRATE. TO-DAY PENG, A YOUNG CHINESE, WAS CHARGED WITH BED BER OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY -OF MALAYA. AN FLL SOCIETY. Added interest in the case was the recording of evidence given by
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    STOP PRESS
    42 14 .rcum EUROPE PARI M puis, Sepi 1 Strong rumours are c e t regarding the unininence oi ing between Herr H'tier. j m Mussolini, M. Daladier aaa Chamberlain ii»*hc very near but French circle* d< rial 111 as "premature" —Reater.
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    Wife's Claim Against Husband Fails
    81 15 p ire Thursday. POLICE Injector S. A. r w --tuny defendant Hied by his th I.Tan Woosey prcme Court to-day h, (l it Justice, Mr. iring, His Lordship ided for the reversion ision of the Disfore whom respon- up to show not pay to aooelr
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    Daring Snatch-Thief
    39 15 y Sentence was 21 when a Cantonded euiity this Mr H. A Forrer. Disung" a gold aeclc- attached, valued at pretty Chinese girl. Smith Street yeswhen Lam Phan stole away her necklace L however, and the vered.
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    Singapore Firm Gaves Employees Provident Fund
    371 15 Singapore Thursday. ,Un adjustments, leave pay regulation, a provident fund and ares to certain employees, are schemes ending the Uessrs. McAKsler Co., Ltd., in their endeavour to letter conditions among their workers m?Hon an sr W C^ was made by tne lion. Mr. J.
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    R.A.M.C. DANCE
    24 15 The R A.M.C. will hold a dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday. Sent 16. from 9 o.m. to 2 a.m.
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    THIS BABY HAS BEEN 'CAGED'
    74 15 Edith Wilson, aged six months, sailing from Southampton on the troopship Somersetshire to join her father in India, rests on her net cot hung from the rail of the ship. A friendly sergeant has a look in "to see that the Tiny passenger is quite
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    Malaya Will Not Be Disturbed By Political Factors
    370 15 Singapore Thursday. 4 LTHOUGH Malaya is facing many serious political and economic factors she will continue la react with her traditional sturdiness to disturbing conditions, thinks the Hon. Mr. J. W. dc Piro. He said (his w hen he presided at to
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    Passengers By Air
    44 15 Arrivals and departures by Imperial Airways: Arrived by the Caledonia.—Mr. and Mrs. R. Porter and Master D. Porter, from Sydney. Left by Uie Castor.—Capt. Satchwell. Mr. Staples, for London. Arrived by the Coorong.—Mr. J. Christie, Mr. J. I. Carr, from Sydney.
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    BEATING OF RETREAT
    31 15 The Beating of Retreat by the Band and Drums of the Loyal Regiment will take place on Monday, Oct. 24 and not Monday Oct. 17 as previously arranged.
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    Chinese Barber Acquitted
    111 15 Singapore. Thursday. FOUND not guilty by a special jury on Ultec charges of falsifying accounts. Ma Chan, a Chinese barber, wu acquitted and discharged b} .Mr. Justice Fecllou in the Assize ("curt this afternoon. The accused, however. hfiJ a further count )1 criminal breach of trust pending
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    Business Chief Pays Tribute To Past Directors
    182 15 Singapore, Thursday. TRIBUTE to the work done by the late Mr. A. D. Allan and the late Mr. A. McE. Marshall, previous chairman of directors of Messrs. McAlistei and Co., Ltd.. was paid by the Hon. Mr J. W. de Piro, presiding at
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    Singapore Friends
    53 15 The Friends of Singapore Society are organising a drive to create public interest in their Society by getting lecturers to address meetings under their auspices. At the last meeting of the Committee held recently it was decided to ask Sir David Galloway to speak to the Society at
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    THRILLING TANGLIN SOCCER
    153 16 41st Coy. R.E. 4; R.A.M.C.. 3. THE 41st Coy. Royal Engineers, 1 visited Tanglin yesterday and beat the Royal Army Medical Corps by the odd goal in seven in the Command Inter-Company League. The game was cue of the cleanest and hardest fought battles yet seen at
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    K.P.M. CLUB
    29 16 At a special general meeting held recently Mr. Cheng Kang Leng was elected snorts captain of the Paketvaartbond. the Union o; n~ Asiatic staff of the X.KM
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    POLICE WIN GOVERNMENT SERVICES CUP FINAL
    342 16 Easy Victory Over Medicals POLICE 2; MEDICAL SERVICES -0. JHE Police, wooden spoonists of the first division of the S.A.F.A. league, decisively beat the Medical Services by two goals to nil in the Government Services Football Cup Final at the —Anson Road Stadium yesterday.
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    Distribution Of Prizes
    56 16 AT the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, the Hon Mr. A. S. Small gave away the following soccer trophies for tournaments conducted under the auspices of the Government Services Football Association this season:— Cup Winners: Police; Cup Runners-up: Medical Services; League Winners (cup): Mental Hospital: League Runnrrs-up (shield):
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    Chinese Women Play Hockey
    30 16 For the tirst time in Singapore Chinese women will be turning up for a hockey practice at the SC R C ground to-day at 5.15 a.m.
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    FRIENDLY PING-PONG
    31 16 The Friendly Band beat the Paya Lebar Epwortn League at ping-pong by rive games to two. The scores wero Band players mentioned first:Kch Teck Kiat 3-0 bCW lo6t to
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    49 16 XT 11, fnU ?™x will represent the Eng m er Ran ers on Sunday X afc *> r| e */ark at 5.15 p.m.:Fnr, CW-e-> Eng. Teck Chve Buk iSi Hork S r e hi- K ai 2°* ifok" Hock, Chin Ann. Kee Chuan Khoi Sen. Chuan Teck.Bwec WahandPau!
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    S. R. C. HOCKEY TRIALS
    173 16 rTHE S RC. will hold a hockey A tiial to-day between P. F. de Souza's team ami G. C. Ross's XI. The teams will be: P F. de Bonn's XI: R. Minjoo* D. La Brooy, P. F. de Souza; J. Ritchie. G. Clarke, L. Alvis;
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    U.S. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    85 16 FOREST HILLS. THURSDAY. Results in the american tenNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS:— WOMEN'S SINGLES (Quarter-final) Miss Nancy Ewynne (Australia) boat Miss Margot Lumb «Britain» G—4, 5—7. G—1. MEN'S SINGLES (4th Round) Bud;*p ((U.S.) boat Hare (Britain) G—3. 6-4, 6- 0. Miss Kay Stammers is now the sole surviving English olayer.
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    S.C.C. Hockey
    87 16 The following members have accepted to play for a trial match at SCO today:— p t **w3P 'Z? A i J S Avoli "g: Sq.Ldr Watts, H. A. Schamper; J. L, pyr»»e», St. I. Monk. J. McKinlay; M. W ~ole Lt. M. Leonard-Williams, D B Henrle. van Pestsel,
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    GO AWAY!
    29 16 Wrbbe>. Polite t-oalkeoper htii,. to bo saving disdainful things to the ball in the match between the Police and the Medical Service- for the Government MHfer cup.
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    291 16 and Scottish league tssociatkm football matches fixed for to-morrow are as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I. Aston Villa vs. Brentford. Bolton W. vs. Liverpool. Charlton A. vs. Leicester C. Chelsea vs. Birmingham. Everton vs. Portsmouth. Grimsby T. vs. Derby C. Huddersfield T. vs. Leeds U. Preston No.
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    GOOD PLAY IN S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNEY
    329 16 RESPITE the fact that the courts were rat owing to a heavy drizzle which fell in the men's "A" class doubles quarter-finals of the S f r thr> tournament, played at the S.C.C. yesterday we U ni tennis. Productive of ro* i Most interesting
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    TREASURY-AUDIT BADMINTON
    73 16 Ibe foUowine have been selected to represent the Treasury-Audit Sport:: union in a friendly match of Hv» singles ano two doubles against the Shrewsbury b. p. to be played oft at the Happy Wond Stadium on Wednesday Sept. 21, commencing at 7.30 pm Yap Chin Tee. Teo Soo
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    HE'S ON HIS TOES
    30 16 Noel Barker, whm partnered ij J. L. Punn-n acal ay. R. and Flight Lieut. K. H. Ka»- in tn set?. 1— j the s( tennis tournament.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    94 16 UNFAVOURABLE ground eaaf- tions were responsible for yesterday's ties, of the V.M.C.A. Tenni« Tournament, being postponed. Wednesdays t:e> will be played Saturday, subject to weather cone::;...: and it will be decided to-day whs yesterday's are to be played Ties to be played off to-day in follows: MEN'S SINGLES
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    Weights For Last Day
    155 17 morrow at Bukit ft final day of the n >eason are as 5 (LASS 1 DIV. 1, 5.. FURS. 9.0 8.7 8.6 8.5 8.4 8.3 ft 8.0 7.11 Div. 2—5» 2 furs. 9.0 8.9 8.9 52 8 0 8.0 7.13 7.11 7.10 USES I L tSS
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    S.C.C. Rugby Season Starts On Saturday
    332 17 S day SCiCCtCA f r the Short I"*" S*™on Satnrmust i j thC SCC A the P ,a >« s in given must be at the S.C.C. at 5 P .m. with white and coloured jeLys. The .sides have Decn elected In order to
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    J. L. Faroe!! in play against Droog-Icrer and Rae in the S.C.C. tennis tournament.
    14 17 J. L. Faroe!! in play against DroogIcrer and Rae in the S.C.C. tennis tournament.
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    Last Gallops Before To-morrow's Races
    187 17  -  (By Marcus Superbus TPHERE were only a handful of horses out at training this morning at Bukit Timah and Bukil Tinffgi. The usual slow work was done on the valle\ track, but I here w ere some fast gaHopq on the second track of the
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    DUFFER'S CUP
    59 17 The following are the result r[ the draw of the qualifiers in the Duffer's Con competition of the Island Club H. H. Pang v. Ec Yean Bee. J. R. Coote v. W. H. Dunn. R A. Haines v. F. C. Martens. C G Fueler v. A. J. Frank.
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    60 17 The following have been invited to Dlav hockey for the S.C.R.C. against the Colts on the S.C.R.C. ground at S 15 n.m. on Monday. Sept. 19. Cheok Wah. Evan Won?;, Choo Beng, Swee Law. Kee Slang, Boon Ann; Keng Siew, Mook Kirn. Kee Tian. Kee Pow. Swee Keng,
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    GUTHRIE'S WIN
    27 17 In a friendly game of soccer the Guthrie Sports Club beat the Sime Darby Sports Club by three goals to nil at the Geylang Stadium.
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    OPEN GOLF CHAMPION BE A TEN
    98 17 -Reuter. London, Sept. 15. AT Walton Heath, in the News of the World £1.250 golf tournament, quarter finals, Reginald Whitcombe suffered his first reverse since winning the open championship, when he was beaten by his nephew Eddie 2 and 1. Eddie's putting was the
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    Scratchings & Order Of Running
    91 17 Scratchings Order Of Running Races EKHXOWING arc the scratching* and cider of imining at Bukit Timah I 3-day. Fbnies, Class 2. Div. 2. 6 furs. Mis-; Reg, Gunboat; Pacarose; Silver Kit. Horse class 4. Div. 4. 5 1 fur;. Prince Caravel Horses Class Div. 3, 5» 2 furs. Nil Horses,
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    It's Holiday Time IN THE FILM CITY HERE'S WHAT THE STARS DO
    1715 18 FILMS OF THE WEEK REVIEWED NOEL BARBER'S HOLLYWOOD FILM PAGE ~J~ rs h' liday time in Hollywood, B btit, believe me, strange vacations aren't generally planned in that part of the world. They just happen, according t >
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    FIREMAN'S LIFT
    29 18 ike to be in boss „f th t h?" w w hat a ehan ff e readers, from real life His nim 's previewed on this page
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    Drove His Car Negligently
    87 20 Singapore, Thursday.—Mr. M. Poulseu of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd., was th s morning fined CIO by Mr. Kenneth A Placker In the fourth court for driving his car in a negligent manner at 6.30 p.m on Mar. 12 at the junction of New Cemetery Road
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    CEILING FAN
    57 20 Singapore. Thursday.—Before Mr. L. C. Goh. In the fifth court this mornine. N? Ens Nan was charged with criminal breach of trust In respect of a ceilim fan belonging to the Singapore Ifunicl oality. Accused claimed trial and Court In pec tor A. R. MCEwan asked for a
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    DID HINDUS ONCE OCCUPY MALAYA?
    107 20 DISCOVERIES have been made of an ancient Hindu occupation of parts of Malaya, including the finding of the site of a rcval palace at the foot of Kcdah; Perak and ancient graves at Slim River. A survey of ancient remains of the Hindu period is
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT
    201 20 Singapore, Thursday, noon. ?N their weekly Rubber Report, Guthrie 1 Co., Ltd. state:— The announcement of the I.R.R.c. of their decision to maintain the release at 45 per cent, for the fourth quarter brought about a sharp rise in prices. The gain has, however, since been partly lost
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    Peace Prayers
    47 20 -Reuter. London Sept. 15. Westminster Abbey, which has continuously been open for three days for silent prayers lor peace around the tomb of "the unknown warrior is receiving a constant s'ream of visitors. Mrs. Chamberlain walked from Downing Street and attended the service this morning.—Reuter.
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    ATTAP HUTS WILL SOLVE LOCAL HOUSING PROBLEM
    372 20 Chinese Association Debat gY a large majority, members of the Chinese CI eiation decided at a debate held last ni that the Municipalities in the Colony should erection of attap houses in areas away from lh( Municipal limits, in view of the present
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    WAR RISKS INSURANCE
    26 20 I London, Sept. 15: Messn the underwriters, hav< d :ided t Pj 4L hours' notice ol I m M contracts covering war i
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    BOMB HAVOC IN CANTON
    84 21 Heavy ltd cf life was caused o.v a Japanese bomb which fell Mi Sa.kuen. 400 yards from Shameen, the foreign m iVemrnt ot Canton. A crater 30 feet deep and 50 feet menm was made by the bomb in a crowded tenement section. Photo thews rescue
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    SET FREE BY A FRIEND
    226 21 Ml ,here ,s w***oa known as Colonel Hu Chenjr-ku nniny eh se calls thai some people are is leading a charmed existence. For one thin- he for the *Ta Tao" Government and that in itself leal in these troubled times. ry short. Colonel In 1932.
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    Gen. Chiang Reviews War Service Leaders
    420 21 'THE efforts of the Chinese r.uihori- ities in recruiting additional personnel to direct various branches of highly necessary social welfare work during the present emergency reaped fruitful results, when more than 3.000 youths and young girls, comprising students, boy scouts and public service men.
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    AMERICANS STAND BY CHINESE IN THEIR HOUR OF NEED
    443 21 INTENSE. SYMPATHY EXPRESSED IN LETTER R o en f T An,encan for China's armed Tlirm D Japanese aggression and invasion, Mr. Sice t™ZB PreSitlent of the American Union for Social nem to continue tneir fight for the freedom of 'heir country
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    TRAVEL FACILITIES IN CHINA
    256 21 THE Central Chinese authorities, to safeguard the war 'refugees, ha\e ordered as many of them as possible to concentrate at Changsha and Hengchow in Hunan, and Hankow, Wuchang, Shansi, Itu and Ichang, in Hupeh, so that when necessary, some of them may be transferred to Chunking,
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    Medical Volunteers
    45 21 j.wo British doctors are passing hroußh Singapore shortly en their way to China. Th«y have given up thenpractice and have volunteered fo~ servce on the war fronts in the Far East The doctors are taking with them a good supply of medical instruments
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    HUGE OPIUM HAUL MADE IN SHANGHAI
    293 21 the huge amount of narcot-cs which have flooded in Shanghai since foreign invasion in th e lower Yangtze Valley opium to the value of more than $150,000 was seized in a Customs godmvn on the French Bund by Chinese Maritime Customs a few days
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    EIGHT SKULLS FOUND IN THE BATTENBERG
    356 22 DUTCH SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN ACTION? Colombo, Aug. 30. WORKMEN engaged in excavations to examine electric cables at the Battenberg battery, Commissariat Street, Fort, have discovered eight skulls and other bones, probably four feet from the Burface. A number of worn coin.-, have also
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    The "Real Ceylon" In Films
    145 22 (By Air Mail) Colombo. jy[R. C. BROOKE ELLIOTT'S colour films of Ceylon presented by him at the Royal College may be used with advantage in a "Boost Ceylon campaign. The producer himself admitted in the course of his commentary that some cf fhe "shcts" were
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    Debt Pay-Up Move
    212 22 (i*y Air Mail) Colombo. jYJR. G. H. N. SAUNDERS, the Colombo Municipal Trearurtr, if of the opinion that the Jaw must be amended if it is the intention cf the Council to jrrant relief to indebted clerks of the Mun'cipal Service. This matter will come up to-day
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    U. D. C. CHIEF ILL, AWAITS FAITH CURE
    104 22 (By Air Mail) Matale. MR. C. S. Rajaratnam, Chairman of m the Matale Urban District Council, has been ill with an abscess in one of his hands but as he is a staunch member of the Pentecostal Mission he refuses medical treatment
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    MOTHERS AND BABIES
    37 22 Mothers and their babies at the or ning of the new Child Welfare and Ante-Natal Clinic at Urapcla, Campaha. by Mr. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike. Minister of Local Adminis'ration (G P.M.). -(G P.M.).
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    Rivals Beat Up People And Bus
    89 22 (By Air Mai!) SEVERAL people were injured and an omnibus was badly damaged in a fight between rival parties at Mamadala, the 'oad to Ratnapura. The Rupasinghe 'Bus Company until recently mcnopolised thf road. When the Kataragama pilgrim season began, the Fiemaratna 'Bus Company
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    BIRDS CONTEMPT OF COURT
    97 22 (By Air Mail) Nawalapitiya. AX Australian "Galah" bird, with beautiful plumage, which had been brought* into the Nawalapitiya courthouse to be handed over to the owner after it had been lost and found, raised a laugh when it screeched cut unconcerned now and then. Mr. D
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    Mayor's Robes
    9 22 DR. V. R. SCHOKMAN Mayor of Colombo
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    Association Suspended
    29 22 Colombo. The activities of the Association for Promoting Nursing have been suspended and the funds, amounting to Rs. 56.45. will be deposited in the Ceylon Savings Bank.
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    First Co-op. Hospital At Moolai
    136 22 (By Air Mail) Jaffna. 'jpHE administrative Mock, built by the Co-operative Union Hospital Society, Ltd., Thelpuram. was declared open by Dr. s. Subrarnaniam, retired Prvov.'ncial Surireon. The new building- is at Mnolai n a twoacre site and consists Of a dispensary, a consultation room and
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    'GRAND OLD MAN' RETURNS HOME
    98 22 Colombo. Sept. 3 CIR Solomon Dlas Bandaranaike is due to return to Ceylon on Monday in the Staffordshire. During the rour months he has been away he has recuperated his health, having benented considerably by riauis. During his holiday. Sir Solomon Had the distinction of
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    FIRE-WALKING CEREMONY
    54 22 Chilaw. THE annual fire-walking ceremony at 1 Udappu (a sea-side village, 14 miles from Chilaw on the Chilaw-Puttalam road) took place here. The village is populated by Hindu Tamil fishermen. Fire coals were spread over 20 In front of the temple and devout Hindus walked on them as
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    Colombo Funeral Of Sir Stewart Schneider
    152 22 rpHE funeral of Sir Stewart Schneider, whose death occurred day afternoon at the Colombo General Hospital, look morning at the General Cemetery, Colombo, where au gathering: was present to pay their last respects. After a service at the bungalow in Folly Road. Havelock Town,
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    Sir Sidney Abrahams On Enticement
    253 22 Colombo, Aug. 26. gIR SIDNEY ABRAHAMS had something to Bay at the Colombo Assizes yesterday on circumstances which brought young i;ir's in this country to harm He did so in sentencing Mammado iced 13 to three months' rigorous lmarlsonment for having enticed Daisy who had
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    REMOTE SHRINE DRAWS CROWDS
    75 22 rijacfriff THE annual Nikinf festival al Buddhi t Shrine ,a K<;ttivar Pattu of Ti im m spite the situation ol the Vih a remote spot ureu The celebrations have out regularly for the past < The pinkama »nt days during which the Shrir cy more than
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    THE CONGRESS WILL COLLAPSE IF AMBERS DO NOT OBSERVE TRUTH AND NON-VIOLENCE
    1155 23 Mahatma Gandhis Warning (United Press). in the 'Harijan* under the Caption R ttf n 1 V al naming he Congress that „nles a i mS^f Mahalm Gandhi has in .he doctrines „r tru h ,L P X 18
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    ALLEGED FRAUD OF RELIEF FUNDS
    56 23 (United Press). k FRAUD case in which certain J* officials of the Peshawar District Hoard are alleged to be involved for misappropriation of large sums of money out of the funds cclleeted in 1935 for the relief of the Quetta Earthquake sufferers has come to
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    Blind Scholar Going To The London University
    202 23 (United Press). rjHE Government of Bengal has awarded a State scholarship to the blind scholar, Mr. Subodh Chandra Roy, M.A., B.L. (Calcutta). M.A. (Columbia, New York I .S.A.), enabling him to carry on research work at the London University. The subject for his
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    GANDHIJI SAYS SARDAR PATEL GOES TO RAJKOT 'AS A GUIDE'
    237 23 (United Press>. Rajkot, Sept. 5. SARDAR Vallabhai Tatcl, hairman oi the Parliamcntaiy Subcommittee, arrived here this morning by air in connection with the kisan* agitation in the State. The Barter was received by the local Congress leaders and taken in
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    MR. SUBHAS BOSE POSTPONES TAMILNAD TOUR
    105 23 (United Press). Madras, Sept. 7. MR. Subhas Chandra Bose, Congress President, has postponed his Tamilnad tour till after the A.I.C.C. meeting. As previously arranged, he was to have arrived in Madras on Sept. 9. But in view of the fact that it would not
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    39 23 —<United Press' With a view to study the Harijan movement in the Punjab Province, the Hon. Mr. Jpglal Choudhury. Minis:.»r for Excise and Public Health. Bihar, will visit the Punjab In the last week of October next. (United Press*.
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    STUDENT-STRIKERS LATHI-CHARGED
    425 23 United Press &gt;. Calcutta, Sept. 7. TWE studi nts' strike at St. Xavier's College, took a serious turn on Saturday morn.itg when at the southern gate of the College the Police made a laiiii charge Oil a crowd of students, as a result of which many were injured
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    FURTHER PROTECTION TO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
    110 23 (United Press). npUE period of protection at present JL enjoyed by the bextile industry in I idia will come to an end on March SI, 1930. The question whether the industry should continue to enjoy protection and, if ro. for what period and at what
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