Malaya Tribune, 3 August 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales L XX VL ■No. 183. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, August 3, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1939 FIVE CE
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      54 1 Read Vie U N DAY IHIBU X E Dominant In Malaya you must i Be Prepared For De fen C^^^^^^S| > i>r /__n _m 1 9Af 'Ovaltine Eqtf farm ertenduta over 350 acres, and with accommodation for 100.000 birds A Wander Ltd.. Chartered Eank Chambers Singapore. Telephone 0607. 3 If
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      151 1 Cafe X Restaurant /Ii Riii open m 2 AM APB 6 mmmwmmmmmmmmmmmm Stomach Impurities Must Be Removed Serious complications are likely to 'set in if these impurities are allowed to remain. Loss of Ap.efit? and Lack cl Energy are indications that the system has been "poisoned" by impurities. The only
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      264 1 Exclusive GOWNS SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY RO MD, (SINGAPORE. > j MAJESTIC HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR. 1 'KING a Square Foot of Building Land for the price of CENTS 1 r— and j SEPTIC TANKS ASPHALT ROADS DRAINAGE SYSTEM WATER ELECTRICITY at No Extra Cost Ideal building sites for MODERN
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    216 2 Monday, July 31. His Exccilency presided at a meeting of the Le?bla f ive Council held at th? Council Chamber. Government Offices this morning. Th' 1 follov mv were the guests at a dinner give n by His Excellency and Lady Thomas at Government House this evening: H.E.
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    S'pore After Dark
    62 2 CAPITOL: "Honolulu." ALHAMBRA: "Conicssions ti a Nazi Spy." TAVILION: "The Gang's All Here' MARLBOROUGH: "Toofan Oueen." EMPIRE: "S.O.S. Coast Guard" ichap* I—*,). HAPPY WORLD: "Happy Theatre "You Can I Take It With You*' Kncineenn: Exhibition. Cabaret Side shows. >katin?. Wavanu etc. NEW WORLD: "Cabaret, Side Shorn merry-go
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      417 2 VTEAMER SAILINGS. P&C^and BRITISH INDIA in England). P. 0. S. N. COYS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 tiANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 t bnNGALORE 6,000 Aug 26 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 8 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 22 I BHUTAN 6,100 Sept. 23 t BEHAR 6,000 Oct. 2 CHITRAL
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      479 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHER iln corpora ted to Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 5 m.s. "ELBE" Aug. 17 I m.s. "COBURC" Aug. 31 s.s. "POTSDAM" omit.? Mar/la, North China and Yokohama Sept. 12 ss. "GNEISENAU" omits
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      471 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1 LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penang, Port SweUenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 p.m "Hong Slang" Aug. 9 "Hong Siang" Sept. 11,
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      142 2 lIAMBCRG-AMERIKA LINIE Oeutsch-Australische DampfschifYs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 r m.s. RAMSES' via Manila Aug. 7 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan F.vts Aug. 12 m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Aug. 20 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND. HAMBURG AND
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      246 2 I What The j I Stars I Foretell TO-MORROW FOR ALL [D 1 ERS. A promising day ing a sporting chance in ness and having a c the turf if inclined thai Excellent influence friendship and pleasun itick too closely to in business. New met* 5 be profitable. S SPECIAL
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      171 2 To-day's Crossword Ti —I —l 2 I i 5 I |4 I ;Is I fa I |z 1 s —~~ZZ_ ZZ I ZZIIZZZZZZZ~~ —~mm W i. 12 13 i 4 it y 1 IT" T" 20 IT* 22 23 _2 I 2T CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: 8 Carriage. i- Encounter.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    452 3 Reuter 's Commercial Service LONDON COMMODITIES t London, Wednesday. Previous To-day Chang* iilBBEH Quietly steady Quiet c.,L Buyers 8 7}16 8 7116 Sellers 8 916 8Vfe _li 10 rvmrd September Buyers 8 7il6 8** —.11« Sellers BV 2 forward Oct Dee Buyers 8 7 16 _118 Sellers 8 9 18
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    185 3 Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 2, 5 p.m. Total l Dividend Boom financial dose Date Ex Div. "JJ Payable Date X pong Kamunting 3d. No. 65 Aug 4 Aug. 11 Aug. 5 12ft% lftd. bonus 5% int. July 29 Aug. 9 July 30 15% 9d. No 18
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    850 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Aug. 2, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 3 8 *;3 Austral Amal 41- 4 7ft Austral Malay 38V 40jAyer Hitam 19 9 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 17 9 18 6 Batu Selangor
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    119 3 Singapore, Aug 2 Tin at midoaj was $113 ft, unchanged and the mice cf Rubber at 4 o'clock w<-s buyers Spot 23% cent,, buyers Ocv>« ber December 28 5 a cents. The London Stock Exchange yesterday wa'- reported beinn generally easi 1 with the exception of Industrials
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    EXCHANGES
    234 3 Singapore, Aug. 2. The following are the exchange Gtocl this morning according to the daily clr cuiar Issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2,4 Londcn demand 2|4 Lyons demand 2055 Switzerland demand 241 14 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 9 16 Montreal
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    TIN
    21 3 Sin ga re, Thurs d a y. The price of tin at noon In Singapore to-day was:— $113% (down V;\)-
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    RUBBER
    20 3 The price of rubber al noon s .n Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28ft (down 3116); Sellers 28 ft (down
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    255 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 101 102 norn 4ft% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 4ft% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    140 3 DAILY PKIC™" CURRENT. Wednesday, Aug 2 noon. Byrs. Sirs. No. IX R.S.S. Spot krse 28 3 8 28 V 2 No. IX R.h.S F.O B, in cases Aug. 28 5 28 3 4 G.F.A.Q RSS. 1 O B. in bales 28ft 28% F
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      34 3 THE EASTERN UNITED *SSI!UANCE CORPORATION. LIMITED. f"JRE, m arine, motor VEHICLE, 1 RC.I ARY, PERSON \L ACCI M\ WORKMEN'S COMPENSA. "ON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. C rciCF ■CD TTRP-ET. V. W. HAUL. CMoeraJ Maaacer
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      214 3 j mm, 19-25, CFCU. STI.FET. SINGAPORE. j Telephone. Manager's Office 4512 Excl;ang<» Dept 4513 General OtM* I 4514 (able Addiess:—"PRPVINBANK." H Mil Offit SIl CHOW. I P4.ID-CP CAPITAL (Ch 10.000.000 i RESERVE 13.000.000 TOIAI. \SSETS (npp ox.) S «S 000.000 Board of Directors: T. L. SOONG. IS G V*XG FU
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      338 3 ,s\\K 1 lIIW 'Incorporated in China by Special Chaiter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Mana Office 6444. Sub Ma. s Office 6442. Exchang, pt. 6441 General Oince 5188-9 Cable Address: ••CHUNGKUO*. Paid U;. Capital Ch. $40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. 3,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. $2.647.000,000.00 Tse-Vung £oong,
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    Domestic Occurrence DEATH
    57 4 TAN"—On July 2V'J, No. 759, Rv 'I Tan H'je, pence! ully, He i.m widows, 6 toiv Ki KJiiung, Suan r Masters Suan Dbush Suan Pi)h, 1} Messrs. Yap Kiuam. Lim Bow. Chang What!, Sim r 33 grand-children take place u Such. The cortege leave* \"i rtv/idence !n
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      562 4 tt Rssiiiio-BOS^BBa GOOD COOK, English speaking, wanted; Lachs, 353, Bukit Timah Road. Singapore. <930 A' WANTED: Experienced Mechanic required for repairing typewriters, calculating and adding machine. Apply Box 849, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (923 AQUALIFIED ARCHITECT spare time, work by Engineering Firm. Apply Box 846, Co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (922.A WANTED:
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      578 4 WANTED TO RENT:: Large house suitable for guest, house I or unfurnished. Box 838, co Malaya Tnbune, Singapore. on easy Payment sy:*em a piece of land about ten to twelve thousand square Pasir Panjang. Serangoon, HavelocK KO., X Valley Road, Geylang and Outram Rnori Please give details to box no.
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      507 4 THE CARL LAWSON ACADEMY of Dramatic Art. For all nationalities. Act < ing Elocution. Deportment, Voice Pro- < duc'tion. Public speaking, stage make- un etc etc. Private tuition in pupil s homes Special attention given to child- i ren's classes. Apply to: Carl Lawson, late of the Aldwych Theatre, London,
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      531 4 SALE Benares, Bangalore, Kornad Silksarees. Baratha Street, Kuala Lumpur, Behind White aways. ""fOpTsALE: D.88.L. 12 Bore hammed sun A D bolt, continental make accessories, *75. 280 Ross sportf rifle <Evans. London., accessories. 50 rounds, $150. Enquiries The Ark^ Ponggol. MAIZE (wholesale ,S retail) as supplied to the Poultry Editors HOES,
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      590 4 GREY HAIR can be blackened instantly on application. Try EUGENE'S COSMETIC— absolutely harmless—easy to ap-'ly 50 cts. a bottle. Outstations 60'cts' (Malayan Postal Order). Obtainable from MALACCA- K. S. Ong, 29, Church Street; SINGAPORE; Singapore Jewellery Stores, 82-1, Bras Basah Road Luna Cafe, Dhoby Ghaut or from the Sole Distributor
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      397 4 Singapore Municipality TENUERs. TENDERS ve nuw 1Jjrlt<t* following materials or ri-i' i particulars see MunlrlpaJ i ru:r/ D2.L- at S'upplv of new or wen hand steH sh»'ft (i >. t j> it i 11 11 o'ale of .•torei, lying at Ti::r. ,><• Centre. MocKemu Fi •Deposit $30 12 nw <iii
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    AIR DEFENCE EXERCISES IN BRITAIN
    175 5 Reuter. London. Aug. 3. j APPROXIMATELY 1,300 planes art j participating in the R.A.F. home defence extremes taking place from Aug. H to 11, on a larger and more eoaaaraheaslve Male than ever Lefoi c. The principal objects ci the exercises will be to test
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    GIRL AMONG I.R.A. SUSPECTS
    109 5 Reuter. London. Aug. 2. Sly more expulsion orders against I.R.A. suspects l aye been signed by Sir Samuel' Hoare bringing the total to 2o A nineteen-year-old girl was among the six suspects arrested after Bur Samu* 1 Hoare hnd signed a batch of ten order* yesterday
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    New East Indies Naval Commander
    66 5 British Wireless. London. Aug. rVHE Admiralty announce that VTce--l Admiral Sir James F Somendlle haa been placed on the retired list M fiom July 31 tor reasons of Ul-tealth. and in consequence Rear-Admiral Ralph j,*ath<ir«i is promoted Vice-Admiral m His Majesty's Fleet, to date from
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    NAZIS TRYING TO JOIN UP DANZIG AND EAST PRUSSIA
    233 5 Reuter. Warsaw, '.ug. POLISH authorities are closely j watching what «ppcais to be thr development cf movrmcat in Danzig la try ceonomii method* of trnginc about inccrperatii n of the Face City in (he Reich. Clan:'-.-.; raised in Danzig against j
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    MR. ATTLEE RETURNS
    51 5 British Wireless Londcn, Aug. 2—Mr. Attlee. the Lt id st of thp Opposition, attended a meet ng of the Parliamentary Labour Party ici the Orsi time Since his illness at the Hcue of Commons te-day H ;> .as given a warn welcome by his ol eagu s.
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      428 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) ,v THE HIGH COURT Oi THE rRATTS SETTLEMENTS TiLLMENT OF SINGAPORE. summary Case ,v\* NO.' 165 of 1 £31. I < HOP CHOO TECK HUP KEE 0 Pekin Street, Singapore. ''JyflCl IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Final Dividend is intended to in the above matter, tors
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      144 5 FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. NOTICE? In connection with ttn August Bunk Holidays, the night mail train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur on 4th and 5 h Aug., 1939, will run in two portion"?. The first portion convoying first clasi* passengers only will run as usual and the second portion conveying
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      173 5 II I ,DQGfW| HEAD ilpal GUINNESS un-re THE DOG'S HEAD LABEL NOTE |s 0N EVERY BOTTLE L**n SI ME. DARBY S CO.,LTD. WPS 143 111.l l al lltlllll iiriiiiiiaiiit'>ii<MiijiiM*iiiiii>iii<> LEAF LEAF TEA TEA When after some hours -i" concentrated study both attention and perception An* At a cup of Grid
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    MEXICAN OIL DISPUTE
    69 6 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 2. THE Mexican Ambassador presented President Roosevelt with a personal letter from the Mexican President, presumably beaiing on the question of expropriation ot foreign oil properties, Dow Jones Agency learns. The ambassador In a statement predicted the successful conclusion of the oil negotiations on
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    Singapore Rubber Auction
    164 6 Singapore, Wednesday. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1445 th auction yesterday, when out of 1,229,834 lb. <549.1)6 tons I* catalogued, 1.212.892 lb. (541.47 tons) were offered and 966.515 lb. (431.48 tons) were sold. London, Spot sheet 8 7 16d. New York, Spot 16'
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      156 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainablt of ail Chtmists and Stow ~~"pye" raT)Tos ARE SECOND TO NONE in Efficiency, Reliability and Service. Hence tl.ey are A VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA. ISole Agents: HOE BOON LEONG. Distributors: RADIO AND GENERAL AGENCY, Kuala Lumpur. WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF WATCHES Yick Woh
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      26 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Prices from $2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAY V 5934 LTD. Singapore. Malacca, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, I" mg.
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      229 6 m When you give > a present —mckc if IW a Swan I fjgj S M F 7 39 If SUNSHINE IN Lift Ĕ prevails always ft both man. women feel happy d B content with themselves as the couple above apparently Ha loves his wife, but it is she
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      131 6 YOUR HEALTH OBKRAI CONSTIPAT'CN NERVOU. LOSS OF APPETITE 3mm£& Don't down, DR.KAI SULPHI RBI ERS puri!,. r—and your enure getting b< h I new rigou I A. P. OR[ j IN UT RI N A Palatable Compound of Vitommj A. B. D, ond Gee all h tanl »o monienoife o'
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      1071 6 j To-day's Radio j 4 SINGAPORE LONDON J SAIGON TRANSMISSION 5 (49.05 "and 300 metres) ZHL 225 metres (1 13 mcs) t n] a m ZIIP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc s) m os B >1C s IUJB m J 6 05—6 ?0 News bulletin. S.S Commentary and speeches at J.V
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    Leading European Drivers Enter For Bangkok Prix
    461 7 EADING ace moor drivers from Great Britain, Italy, France and L r Eruopean Sl'ttes will be seen in action in "The Bangkok Grand U) be Held at Bangkok on Lee. 10. Prince Chum hese gives a few ol some ol the completing drivers:
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    20 7 Reuter. Wellington, Aug. 2.—The Hon. M.G. Savage, the Prime Minister, is entering hospital to-morrow to undergo an abdominal operation —Renter.
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    MANCHUKUO AIR CLASH
    47 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. Z. JAPANESE planes were shot down during an air battle with Soviet Mongol planes at the junction o! the Khala and Ho*»boin rivers, at cording to the Domei Agency. A Japanese staff officer, Lieu-tenant-Colonel Suimanuki, and Captain Ikoma were killed. Reuter.
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    Why He Ignored Summons
    117 7 Singapore, Wednesday. AN aged Chinese wa.s this morning produced before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, on a warrant for failing to aHend court last Monday in connection with a Land Office case The accused wa charged with having unlawfully ceeupied Crown land
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    POLISH ARRESTS
    55 7 Reuter. Warsaw. Aug. 2. OVER a hunared arrests are reported to have been made in a police drive against Ukrainian Nationalists In Eastern C.alicia. The arrested men are charged with activities designed to disruot the Polisl State. It is allei "d that they have been in contact for
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    Alleged Lottery Offence
    233 7 Singapore, Wednesday. y. SOCKALINGHAM claimed tr'al this morning in the fifth poliec court before Mr. L. C. Goh on a charge that during April at Singapore he received directly money in respect of a chance in connection with a public lottery. Court Inspector W. Alexander ls for
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    Beer For Mess Which Was Non-Existent
    341 7 Singa po re. Wed nesday. \T(J BUAN SOON, a young English-speaking Straits-born ledgerclerk employed by Malayan Breweries, pleaded guilty t!iis rooming, before IVfr. J. third police magistrate, to cheating the salesmanagerof Malayan Breweries, LftcL, in wisp ct of 1 «•< r valued.. at (313
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      378 7 Giants Made Young -Vigour Renewed Without Operation feel i id before your time or suffer brain and physical weakness, i nppinesa and health in edical discovery wbicb re- ful vigour and vitality quicker peri k>na it is a simple home i-r jtnienl in tai let form, discovered by an v
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      79 7 DOCTORS CHOOSE HUMANISED TRIFOOD JoK|§Mir.lß O\^^^BABIES I I After Humanised Trufood, from the 10th to ihe 24th month—FOLLOW-ON TRUFOOD— k ia complete diet allowing for the progressive introduction of solids. Obtainable from The Mfdiril Hall, Ltd., The Federal Dispensary, LUL, Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. The Dispensary (1929). Ltd., penang. and from
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      324 8 YOUR BIG AUGUST HOLIDAY SHOW OPENS TO-DAY 5.15 6.15-9.15 C* id S r tih i 4 SHOWS on SATURDAY >im M 1 M VMJ SUNDAY MONDAY- j Imm m imiiib mi—l 1 in m i Surs in th« txopicl he«rens! Song hits to ban-1 A/W A I Bigger than 'Broadway
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      338 8 N EW W OIIL I» DANCE PALACE. I hi; lakgest air conditionED CABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR RESTAURANT ATTACHED M(,IIi DANCE Nightly at 9.30 p.m. TEA DANCE (FREE ADMISSION) I BUT TUES. THURS. SAT. SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE FROM 1.30 PJft. to t.30 P.M. SPECIAL ENTRANCE TO CABARET CAR PARK AT
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      48 8 i CONVULSIONS OF MIRTH AWAIT I OPENING TO-DAY 3-15 6-15 9-15 j I PAVILION j 1 j B^^^^^ jack iuham* >>. -I i M LATEST 6AUMONT NEWSREEL GREAT NEWS! M.-G.-M.'s Greatest BRITISH picture— "GOODBYE, Mr. CHIPS" j Starring ROBERT DONAT and GREER CARSON ||IS COMING TO THE CAPITOL J
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    Premier Obtains Vote Of Confidence
    945 9 Debate On Adjournment Reuter. on Hie Government M »r Adjournment was t;j t fv.ii hours but eonThis \vi»s due, states hli\ < Mi ri'-nni.rlent.. to a ,mm i)i opinion amonir »r ji!' parties reirardin mi-.. ii achieving the pur- I, Hn* aim of all—to i,.
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    CHINESE RECORD OF DAMAGE TO JAPANESE
    112 9 Chung King. Aug. 3 THE results of hostilities for the second half of July was announced yesterday in a communique issued by the Chinese Military Headquarters, as follows: <1> In Shansi and Suiyuen. 101 battles fought, 4.000 Japanese killed. 13 captured. (2) In Honan
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    MADRID POLICE CHIEF KILLED
    47 9 Reuter. Paris Aug. 2—The Commander of the Civil Guard at Madrid and another Madrid police official were killed when shots were ired at their car in the outskirts cv Talavera, according to a Havas dispatch from Madrid. Several men were later arrested. —Reuter.
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      573 9 m To-Night at 7.45 P.M. l*imlllf Ml Mk Cne ™y Double Feature Cantonese Talkies For One Payment IST SHOW: "TALKATIVE GIRL" 2ND SHOW: Sit Kok Sin m "BTH HEAVEN" Next cnange: rri 4th Sat. bin I Special WeeK-eno ana HQUaay at 745 P.M. Matinee Sat. sth. gun. 6th and "THE
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      148 9 I Packed Out Again Last Night Hundreds Turned Away! BOOK NOW FOR TO-NIGHT PHONE 6909 A Lit A HI II It A STQICTLY NO FREE LIST UNPAID RESERVATIONS WILL NOT BE KEPT AFTER 9 P.M. SAT., FRL. SAT. 5. 11, 12, AUG. VICTORIA THEATRE. "ON THE SPOT" REPERTORY PLAYERS PRODUCTION.
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    THE MALAY MAIL ON IRELAND
    742 10 /COMMENTING a week ago on the campaign of the Irish terrorists, we stated that Mr. de Valera, while professing to condemn the outrages, still maintained that they were the fault of Britain. He suggested that "as a remedy for removing the turmoil which embroils two
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    AMERICAN VIEW of the FAR EAST TENSION AND THE EUROPEAN CRISIS
    1150 10 By jConstantine Brown i rWWi HE Far Eastern tension is only a sideshow of the great ML drama which faces the world at this time. It is important in itself because it has brought to the fore an 18-month-old
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      271 10 YOUR OPPORTUNITY I TO OBTAIN The j j "VICKERS" >\ British Made l 3 HAND MODEL SEWING 3 MACHINE j REDUCED Each Machine is Thoroughly PRICE Tested before leaving the premises. ROKL\ML\ CO., LTU. During the sale period we offer special discounts on all stock (except proprietary and fixed price
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      13 10 Waterproof LjL> Ifi WfJ!m Washable 800 CHIANG CO., •*O4, North Bridge Road, Singapore.
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      92 10 j Silkentex Sheets.... The only sheet made specially for tro- f I use—of sleep inducing softness made only from the finest Egyptian BHf IJ yarn, combining the cooling qualities Wm ijM of silk with the hard wearing quality Plain Hemmed. L'.ze 70 x 100. Usually $3.25. V Sale Price S2.95
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    EMPLOYEES OF BRITONS INTIMIDATED IN NORTH CHINA
    1237 11 Strong Protests By Ambassador Chamberlain Refuses To Give Currency Pledge Reuter. JN spite of strong British protests, and an intimation that continuance of the talks in Tokyo are endangered, the anti-British movement in the Japanese occupied areas of North China continues. Latest incidents
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    JAPAN'S WAR CHIEFS IN CONFERENCE
    72 11 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 2. p is reported that Japan's inner Cabinet, consisting 0 j aie Prime Minister, and the Ministers of Finance, Foreign Affairs, War and the Navy, will meet to-morrow to deliberate Japan's policy towards Europe. rhe War Minister, General Itagaki, to-night called an
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    Labour Wins Seat In By-Election
    51 11 I the by-election for Bre- k d Radnor was: r Jackson. 20,670 ur R Manning Phillips, c 18,043 gain for Labour. Th e Gority at the last election m e per cent, of the electo°J I 48 850 recorded their votes.— British Wireless. London. Aug.
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    STOP PRESS DEADKICK IN TOKYO
    152 11 Tokyo, Aug. 3. §1 Robert raigie, British Ambas■adoi I t an interview with the nil p n delegates on Tuesday evenim and proposed that the econemk issues be dropped from the gratia mi :lie round-table conferfnrf dispose ol peace order issues, the basis that wiien
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    MARTIAL THREATS OF AXIS CHIEFS
    209 11 Reuter. iJerlin, Aug. 3. MARSHAL Rrauehitsch. Commander-in-Chief in U to the (German Army, says: "Once more forced us then (,n 1914) into a defensive war are enc^rc'e us. We desire peace, but if a new war is forced upon us the German Am, will fioht
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    No Postponement Of Elections
    99 11 London, Aug. 2. rE Prime Minister was asked in the House of Commons if he was aware of the hostility of the general public to the holding of a General Election while international tension persisted and whether he would introduce legislation to extend the' duration of
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    POWERS EXPECTED TO CHECK JAPAN Russia May Play A Strong Hand
    248 11 Shanghai, Aug. 3. ACCORDING to authoritative in A formation ,'rom Washington, it is stated that as the result of exchange of views between the British, French and United States Government regarding the Far Eastern situation, agreement has been reached
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    33 11 London. Aug. 2.—It was stated in the House of Commons tc-day that no negotiations are in progress with the Ccvernment cf Guatemala for the sale r f any part cf British Honduras.—British Wireless.
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    How Britain Can Support China Dollar
    275 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 3. AFTER referring to British capital at stake in China and British trade in China and Hongkong, the Financial News says that the cas-' for support of China's currency is overwhelming "The task is rather to decide the most useful method
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    Behind the News
    567 12 STRIPPING of British missionary women at Kaifeng. in North in'na, was followed quickly by "renesentations" by Sir Robert Craigie, British Ambassador in Japan, to the Japanese Government that the continuance of these outrages and of ihe anti-British movement generally would endanger ihe negotiations in Tokyo. It seems
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    AIR MAIL
    14 12 An imperial Ah- Mail is due to day. Another is due to-morrow.
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    GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES TO CHINESE SCHOOLS CONSIDERED INADEQUATE
    317 12 Representations To Be Made Very Shortly (Tribune Staff Reporter) MANAGEMENT committees of Chinese schools in Singapore are -iving serious thought to the question of Government subsidies and it is not unlikelv that representations will be made in the near future In all cases,
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    Batavia's Lord Mayor Returns
    217 12 Singapore. Wednesday. Mil. E. A. Voomeman, fcatavia's Lord Mayor, passed through Singapore to-day aboard the "Johan de Witt." Mr Voorneman, who has been Lord Mayor of Batavia since 193£, is returning to Batavia alter fourteen month's furlough. Having spent 22 years in the N.E.1., it was
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    The Happy World's Attractions
    119 12 A WIDE range of entertainment is bey ing offered at the Happy World Amusement Park. In addition to the Engineering Exhibition, which is drawing large crowds, there are the permanent attractions such as the cabaret and the cinema. Then here r.re a number of sensational acts
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    Former Singapore Man Killed By Shark
    198 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Aug. I. r|ETAILS of the accident at Sriracha on Sunday evening' when Mr. Kurt Falkenstein was killed by n shark while bathing, became known here when the body was brought back for interment on Monday evening. Mr. Falkenstein and
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    34 12 Mr. George Edward Devonshire took the oath as Justice of Peace before Mr L. C. Goh, Singapore's Fifth Police Magistrate this morning. He is assuming office as Assistant-Superintendent of Police far the Straits Settlements.
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    Jewellery Alleged Missing From Dead Body Of Bride
    442 12 (From Cur Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. that the accused man had said that "because one life was lost there had been a commotion in the village and that he had threatened to take the lives of four others and see what
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    Governor Opens New Supreme Court To-Day
    247 12 IJXVEILING of a commemorative plaque by H E. the Governor, Sir ShentOn Thomas, is part of the ceremonial opening of the Singapore new Supreme Court which takes place to-day at 5 p.m. Addresses will be made by the Governor, the Chief Justice, Mr. F.
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    U.S. Spending Bill Cut By Threequarters
    146 12 Less For Barter? Reuter. Washington, Aug. 2. IN a final eilort ai economy the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee has cut Ihe Deficiency Appropriations (Supplementary Estimates) Bill from nearly 8216,003.000 to 853,000,000. The principal cuts made by the com mittee were the complete elimination
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    Argentine Consul To Kobe
    159 12 A HII nnn Singapore, Wednesday NUMBER of prominent passengers arnvei to-day by tbe "Scharnhorst" «n ncr outward voyage. The vessel carries a number of German refugees on their way to China. On bis way to Kobe, Japan, is Dr hcberto Tjxi Mas.-a, Argentinian Consul at Kobe.
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    43 12 British Wireless. London, Aug. 2 —In the House of Lord this afternoon. Earl Stanhope the First Lord of the Admiralty, said they intended to proceed with the salvage ol the Thetis and he saw no reason why salvage should not be successful.-Bri-tish Wireless.
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    Singapore Man Chosen For Olympic Selection
    200 12 For Olympics? SENG QUI i Singapore Man Chosen For Olympic Selection Singapore, Thursday pHOO Seng Quee. Singapore foocbailer, will be invited to tiie preliminary selection in Hongkong for the football team that «2 represent China at the 1941 Mi Olympiad in Finland. China's football team for the Olympics will be
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    REDUCED PRICES AT ORGAN RECITAL
    59 12 TO enable everyone to hear the Binp> pore Musical Society's organ recitals, at the Victoria Memorial Hall. V» management is reducing the price admission to 20 cents The first performance at prices will be held at 5 30 p.m on n>day, Aug. 18. Thereafter th
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    POST OFFICE TIMES
    47 12 Commencing on Saturday. Aug hours of public business at General Post Office on boUdays wi bom 800 a.m. to 2 p.m. Instead DM usual two sessions ot 1.60 a«m. P 5 p.m.—7 p.m. Savings Bank and Money Order ness is not transacted on hottdaj
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    QUEEN STREET FATAL STABBING
    928 14 Cj g Singapore, Wednesday. THE preliminary inquiry into a case in which Chua Tow Seng and Lim Ah Kee are charged with the murder and Sim Keng Whatt with abetment of the murder of Aw Kee Seng at Queen Street on June 23 came up before
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    SOLDIER ACQUITTED
    108 14 Singapoie. W< dncsday. lANCE CORPORAL Jack Byrne was to-day acquitted on the charge of driving without due regard to the safety of others by Mr. C. H. Whitton. 1 raffle Judge. The case was sequel to a collision betv ecn an Army lorry driven by Byrne md another
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    JOHORE STATE COUNCIL
    28 14 A meeting of the Johore Council of State will be held at ihe Dewan, Johore Bahru. on Tuesday. Sept. 19. 1939, at 10 30 a.m.
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    MAN KILLED IN FALL OFF ROOF
    129 15 1 Malacca, Wednesday. death by misadventure irned oy Mr. J. G. Rappomer, on Tuesday, in the at an inquiry, conducC. H. Giam. into Ihe nese named Tee Kenw. result oi a fall from the cheong stated that *re delie ol his. On June 24
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    Wife Denies Putting Fish-Hooks In Rice
    190 15 Malacca, Wednesday. I SUSPECT my wife of poisoning me 1 I could not stand her grousing and neglecting housework and our daughter. In 1932 she tried to kill me with a parang. She had lived with two Europeans, who could not even control her.
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    Failed To Carry Driving Licence
    103 15 (From Our Own Corre. pondenti .»r r.*™ T Segamat. Wednesday. {JI BLADING guilty to three charges of 1 ailing to produce his driving licence when called for by a Traffic officer with failing to equip his attendant with a whistle and with parrying two passengers
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    DRILL DEMONSTRATION
    68 15 On Tuesday Am-. 1 on the Reclamation ground a demchment of the Loyuls. new in camp at Tanjung Bruas, under the command ol Major (j w. Gibson. ga\e a demonstration of both the new and old drill, including the following items; marching old and new style, arms drill,
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    Driver Fined For Speeding
    103 15 "From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Wednesday. that hi-, speedometer wa.s not m in working order and that he could not have been able to reckon the speed accurately, Gian Singh, a Sikh lorry driver, was lined $5 by Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat magistrate
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    TREASURY PRESSMEN CHARGED
    121 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. AUGUST 14 has b'en fixed by Rappoport, Police Magistrate, for the hearing of the cases in which. Abu bin Daud and Jantan bin Manap, stamppressmen cf the Treasury, who are charged with fraudulent using used Government stamps. Chief DetectiveInspector Uphill will
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    St. Andrew's School, Muar, Hold Athletic Sports
    710 15 (From Oat Own Correspondent) Muar, Monday. JHE Hon. Dato Abdul Kadir bin Daud (State Commissioner, Muar), and Datin Kadir; Mr. J. J. Sheehan (Assistant Adviser, Muar; ana Mrs. Sheehan; Mr. J. B. Hannyington (Second Assistant Advise, Muar). Mr. P. H. Andrews (C.P.0.. Muar);
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    South China's One-Goal Victory Over S.C.F.A. Closely Fought Match At Stadium
    839 16 Singapore Team Did Not Deserve To Lose South China 1: S.C.F.A 0. CCORED two minutes before half time, a goal by Fing King Chin? gave the South China A.A. victory over the S.C.F.A. in a friendly footba 11 match
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    301 16 THE Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus held a successful sports meeting at the School ground yesterday. The Senior Inter-House champion-nip was won by Green House with 11 points. Blues was runners-up with eight points. With rive points, Jimlor A emerged victors in the Cambridge and Commercial Inter-Class championship The
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    Singapore Convent Hold Annual Sports
    214 16 Indo Ceylonese Score Innings Victory <From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Tuesday. GOOD batting by Nadeson and Baskaran. who made 97 runs for the first wicket, enabled the Segamat I.C.A. to score an innings' cricket win over the Segamat Hosp.'tal Club in a half-day s cricket fixture on the Batu Hampar
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    Indo – Ceylonese Score Innings Victory
    193 16 Extras 5 Total HI Bowling: M. Singh, one for 22; Nadeson, three for 16; Baskaran, four for U; Samson Susai, none for three wides); Vettivellu, one for one. HOSPITAL CLUB 2ND INNINGS Hashim Tahir b M. Singh 37 Naicsu b <n n Edgar Van Dort caught and bowled M Pingh
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    HINDU ASSOCIATION
    17 16 Shoot! A tu<.slr for th< ball bel pknci in ihe mat. h S.C.F.A. and the „th I
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    Police Beat Ceylonese
    147 16 (From On Own Correspondent) Segamat, Ttaesb gEFORE a record crowd i I town p&dang, the Police the Indo-Ceylonese in their \ii match in the Segamat and District soccer league and fortified position league champions by scoring a great win by t] to one. By this victory, the
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    KEEN COMPETITION AT TELOK KURAU ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS
    517 17 Salim Bin Mahmud Wins Championship Singapore, Wednesday. FAVOURED by bright sunshine, the Telok Kurtu English School hold twelfth annual athletic sports on the School Ground yesterThr Champion of the "A" Division was Salim b. Mahmud with 21 whilst Osman b. Hassan won
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    M.C.C. Team To Tour India
    82 17 London. Aug. 2. C.C. announce that fallowing pla>ers have invited tour India this Holmes (Sussex). (Sussex), J. M. Brocklev. c.C.) S. Griffith Hainan (WorcesterX Wvatt, E. Davies Dollerv (WarGimblett. .fames .1, hn Langridge, Sui rej >, Nichols, Parker ter Smith (Essex) and WcHatA Hi im<
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    Eclipse Badminton Party Wins
    98 17 leir home court before a badminton enthusiast, AA U. lost to the B two games to four, one idcned owing to failing an the scores iA.A.U. players mentioned first): Yeo Hong Chuan lost to 6 15; 10—15; Low Poh X m Seng 15 -10; 13 15.
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    PAIN AFTER MEALS
    101 17  -  By Dr. F.B. Scott, M.D., Paris. aches and pains which tne and tell me about, stopain alter meals is probably the in. "I get such stabbing, pains after meals, they say, or m v re me such a horrible fulldoesnt take long to put these right. Their
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING TEAM FOR IPOH
    145 17 THE Chinese Swimming Club will be sending a team to take part in the annual triangular meet to be held at the Kinta Swimming Club. Ipoh, during the Aug ist Kcbdays, between Ipoh, Pwanf and Singapore. The team, including the witrrpol< players, under the mamsershin
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    S.C.R.C. Billiards
    204 17 The following are results m Willit; I ties played at the S.C R C "A" Handicap: Gun Kee Han heal Kam Ghn Lock (250-214), John lim beat Jimmy Kara »250-200-. Tan ifong Poh beat S. W Tay (250-246), Teo Lain Hal beat Cheng Koy Sin (250-228), Gan Hock
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    VINCENT TEAM BEATEN
    122 17 The badminton team of the Vehicles Dept Sports Club beat the Vincent Sports Club team by five games to two at the formers court on Sunday. Results are as follows (V.D.S.C. players mentioned firsti:— Chia Keng Hock lost to Wee Boon Hai 15—11. 3 -15 B—lb, Hoo
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    LOYALS WIN
    45 17 Loyals Res. 2 R.A.F. Res. 0 Playing at Seletar yesterday the Loyals beat the R.A.F. by two clear goals in the Reserve Division of tne S.A.F.A. League. The Loyals led by a clear goal at the interval. Shipworth and Clayton scored for the
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    63 17 The following will play soccer for the above team against the R. A. F. Town Office (HQ» on Thursday. Aug. 3, at Far rer Park at 5.15 p.m.:—Peng Kong. Sunn Leng, Weng Kai. Kai Seng. Kai Teck Chin Nen. Sum Wing, Swee Hock (Capt J° nn Ah Yuik
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    Weights For Penang Races
    156 17 (From Our Own Reporter* Penang, Wednesday. pOLLOWTNG are the handicaps for four of the second day's rac*\s of the Penang Gold Cup meeting next Monday. Horses, Class 1, Div. 1, 6 Fur. Cluny 9.00 Esquire 8. 13 Sacrifice 8.12 Patramble 8.11 New Cello 3.07 Amazing 8.05
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    R.A.F. WIN AT TENNIS
    101 17 The Royal Air Force defeated the Post Cfhce Club at tennis at Seletar during the weekend. The following are the -osults (R.A.F. players mentioned first): WO Spillard and Cpl. Dimmer beat Mcintosh and Gurr 6 8. 6—4. B—6; Sgt. Gould and Burkill beat K. Mc Lennan
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    DUFFER S CUP
    92 17 The following is the result of the first round of the Duffer's Cup competition at the R.S.G.C.:— A S. Anderson beat R. M. Duff 1 up. J H. C. Read beat G. W. Stabb 2 1. E. G. Sellers beat M. J. T. Watson 2 up. J.
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    Johore Golf
    55 17 In the July competition played over 18 holes, stroke play, Capt. C. L. Tatham was the winner with a net score of* 62. The following are the cards returned:— Capt. C. L. Tatham 80—18=62 W. C. Taylor 96—24=72 T. W. Doyle 84—12=72 Dr. T. E. Cheah 81— 8=73
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    HARPER, GILFILLAN XI
    76 17 There will be a friendly game cf soccer between Harper Gilfillan Soccer XI and Joseph Travers XI on Friday at the Geylang Stadium Ground. The following have been chosen to represent the former:—Lim Kirn Liang, Yew Mun, Tan Chye Hock, Abu bin Salim, W. S. Fyfe, Khoo
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    Transvaal Excluding Chinese
    203 18 Simla, July 28. f |HE Chinese Consul, it is learnt, has J communicated with his Government and is making diplomatic representation to the Union Government, concerning the "serious effects of the Asiatic Land ana Trading Bill on the Chinese populaiicn in South Africa." The Transvaal Chinese Association
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    Japanese Bomb Town On Border
    76 18 Hongkong, Aug. i. Once again threatening the security in the New Territories, in Kowlo >n opposite Hongkong, five Japanese planer indiscriminately bombed Bhumchun, Lowu and Shatoukok. on the SnioCritish at 9 p.m. on July 30. It is revealed that the raiders dropped over thirty 100-pound
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    CHINESE WOULD END TOKYO NEGOTIATIONS "Japanese Obviously Insincere"
    486 18 ANTI-BRITISH CAMPAIGN NOT CONSISTENT WITH TOKYO CONVERSATIONS Chungking, July 30. CHINESE circles are considering an peal to Britain against continuing the Tokyo negotiations and reaching a compromise with Japan, meanwhile asking Britain to take parallel action with the United States. Since the
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    CHINA WILL TURN MORE TO RUSSIA
    84 18 Hongkong, .luly 29. FOREIGN diplomatic observers predicted to-day that China wiH turn more and mere to Soviet Russia for assistance in view of the British compromise n the Far East. It is pointed out that Soviet Russia will soon appoint a new Ambassador to
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    T.V. Soong To Reorganise Finance?
    56 18 Hongkong, Aug. 1. JT is reported In financial circles here j that Mr. T. V. Soon."; in Hongkong is requested by the Central Authorities In Chungking to atsisi in re-shaping government finance. Geld mines in Sikang Vv-ill :e explored aiid other natural resources of the
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    RONIN ATTACK BRITISH HOMES
    135 18 Hongkong, July 30 The anti-British situation at TangkU celow Tientsin was worsened as ronin dastardly attacked the residences of -he Brl ish y of the o-B tish Kaian Mining Administration and tne Li. .:>h Asiatic Petroleum uoiupauj The Kailan Mining dm one of the largest Briiish
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    Nanking Mayor Rides In Armoured Car
    51 18 Hongkong, Aug. 1. JHE Japanese-controlled Nanking Mayor. Kao Kwan-wu who recently twice escaped death from the hands of would-be assassins, is at present travelling by an armoured car whenever out in the streets in Nanking, according to a foreign report received hie.— C entral
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    Russia Tells All About Manchukuo
    216 18 mmmm. x VUuUVOStot ]v\, m "The Japanese hai churia into ai against Sovie'. Ri; Zi amie organ of the Far East, declares in a describing Japanese war prepaManchukuo. "At the bef'iuiuic of the year, the Japanese had cumin Manchuria 50 Omiiiiirv ph|T They have equ
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    How China Picks Her Fighting Men
    448 18 recruitment of new soldiers has not even begun to sen surface of China's resources of manpower. It is esl recruitment can go on at the pre ent rate for 20 y< serious drain on Chi- v's manpower makes itself evid< I Tne fundamental recruiting
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    Admiral Yarnell Leaving
    38 18 Hongkong, August l ADMIRAL Harry Yarnell, the outn going Commander-in-Chief of the American Asiatic Fleet, Is scheduled to leave Shanghai for the United States en Aug. 2 aboard the s s President Coolldge. Central Mew*
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    MOONLIGHT RAID ON CHUNGKING
    88 18 Ch" EIGHTEEN Japan China's wartime a amid the second full month. The first batch of i- broke through tne pursuits and unJoa j around 9p.m. B m hastily due to the intense C aircraft gunfire. The second batch planes never sucn the Chungking sky. hUTJ discrimmately
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    "Attainment Of Unity Appears Beyond My Power"
    335 19 GANDHM'S FRANK ADMISSION Abbotiahad. July 23. ir! i! you can, you will be convinced that all tiv4*e 24 I v c been ceaselessly praying to God that we Hindus and I Income one." In these moving words Mahatma j.is parting speech while referring
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    Tragedy On The Himalayas
    71 19 ceiled in —From news reBMaikeri ol 11 lnut two Expedition <ti HimsJayaa a ,„l ii- j !v:: »iu-ki. Leader, being overiak 1 m 1 v tleatn koried an avalanche and IS, %ben Jr 1 u ih« night of July it a h#i»h! a ,n camp No.
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    Congress & Muslim League Radicals To Co-Operate
    184 19 Congress Muslim League Radicals To Co-Operate Bombay, July 26. FOLLOWING the visit of Hazrat Mohani. some workers of the local Muslim League met Mr. M. N. Roy at the Khilafat Office to discuss a plan of co-operation between radical elements in the Congress and the Muslim l eague. The resolution
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    Gandhiji – Viceroy Interview Not Likely
    164 19 Gandhiji Viceroy Interview Not Likely (United Press). Simla, July 27. NO confirmation is available in authoritative circles here regarding reports published in a certain section of the Press that Mahatma Gandhi and the Viceroy will meet in Delhi in the first week of August. The United Press learns no arrangements
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    Another Temple Opened To Harijans
    103 19 (United Press). Madras, July 26. A party of 15 Harijans and five Nadars entered this morning the famous Kuttalingaswarar Temple at Courtallam after having a bath in Courtallam falls. The Courtallam shrine is a renowned one, said to have been founded by the great sage
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    Gandhiji On Basic Education
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    395 19 NAWAB SIR A. K. GHUZNAVI Calcutta, July 24. AMIADJ Nawab Bahadur Sir Ahdelkerim Abu Ahmed Khan Ghuznavi, Zemindar of Dilduar. Hfymensingli, died of broncho-pneu-monia at 1 p.m. to-dpy at his Calcutta residence. Since his letlremept Ircm the mem-le-xhip or the Executive Council, Go\ eminent
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    JOURNALISTS BOYCOTT PUNJAB PREMIER'S PARTY
    198 19 (United Perss). Simla, July 28. THE Punjab Premier's scheme of dividing India into seven zones had an inauspicious start to-day when the prominent journalists, invited to tea at the Premier's residence to get copies of the scheme, communicated their inability to attend the function. The
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    Lathi Charge On Students
    141 19 (United Press). Karachi. July 26.—About twelve students were injured following la-thi-charge made twice by the Police and one student was arrested in connection with the strike in the D. J. Sind College this afternoon. The strike, which was called off 111 the morning, was resumed later
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    134 19 (United Press). Hazaribagh. July 28. THI- United Press has been authorised by the Congress President to announce that an urgent meeting of the Congress Working Committee will he held at Wardha on Aug. 1. next and not on Aug. 9 as previously announced, to consider several important
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