Malaya Tribune, 8 August 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales L XXVI No. 187. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, August 8, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1939 (TnT
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      283 1 Read The SDN A V rnib v n c Dominant In Malaya II a tea »1 Gold Leal Tea" certainly sounds and may fcvtn look, leas cf Rhenish and Tots :>f Glenlivet. But it never headache, never kindled tempers, crew sword*, fired pistcls. d leful and repnitant MetreW^. F. A.
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      63 1 lVrMl,n Sale Hire, "OUR HOP" (1 LORIBT») Ksid. Itll No. 216« 16, DM) (ihaut, Singapore. in 4 k Fndarini StrenrtJs ft rirrtlT Bslanred IJf r Mt V ftejjefirufls flnishr<J |V f /cr aescrifltve pw *TjJN IMe Manufacturer* /AJXiisVJj DIVMOMD MtTAt jf ''«8 J PRODUCTS CO, H J LTD* **$t A
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      72 1 I CLEAR THAT COLD WITH VAPEX Breathe the Vapex vapour from your handkerchief by day and from the end ol your pillow by night. It kilts the term*. «eh«ves stuffiness, prevents, the spread of infection Ovuuubl* from Cbeauru »nd Stores. |%'A»/ Buffer from NERVES T I Th* high Vitamin B
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      240 1 Exclusive <. O W i\ r s SALONS AT PAGE 13. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC BOTfiL, I KUALA LUMPUR. A AMAZING CURE *for FEVER Expel Fever from your blood and keep it out! Sever dogs your steps, waiting to catch sHBPBSHI? you to a weak state and strike you down,
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    Technical Assistants' Dinner
    138 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. THE need to form a central association of Technical Assistants, was stressed by speakers at the Malayan Technical Assistants' Dinner at the Eastern Hotel last night. Mr. Belvanayagam, the Secretary or the Recent ion Committee, in the course of his
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    What The Stars Foretell
    199 2 TO-MORROW FOR ALL ERS. Buying pood. Deals in land, and real estate 9*o ia<tory. An excelh mechanical activities, Umate for sport. The to noon are fraugi possibilities for bt cress generally. SPECIAL INFLUENCES ary 21 to February 19 D business chances or c rial risk. Soma'hi
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      474 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY _(1_932)_ LIMITED. j r enki between Rangoon, Penang. Port Swet'-enham, I Singapore. Hongkong, and Amoy, .Kulangsu). I M cheap roium «caet, China for short holi-a, tr, P NEXT SAILINGS.--r. DANCOOM (Fortnightly) I For CHINA (Monthly) For BANGWW 4 <iA a. r\ m "Hong Siang" rtU&
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      367 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH.'! INDIA I in England). I P& 0 S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due. Tonnage. Spore, i 1939 affsgM* ss as ND S N 6.010 Oct. 2 pottral 15.000 Oct. 6 S 15.GC0 Oct. 20 t Soudan 6,C00 Oct. 20 CANTON Nov. 3 CARNAGE 15.000 Nov. 17
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      413 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NOBDDBD TSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated UMMTt The undernoted are the Company's intended I'xtures^^ 1939 <W&A*> omit, Ma^Ua, North China and Yoko fl M omit, North I China HOMEWARD. MM j For HOLLAND, HAMBCKG 1939 ax MOSEL also calls Genoa I ms fSLdA also calls Oran Aug. 28 fs' SCHARNHORST"
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      136 2 I HAMBGRC-AMERIKA LINIE Oeutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AAD JAPAN PORTS. Due 8 pore 1939 t m.s. RAMSES via Manila Aug. 10 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports Aug. 19 m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Au S- 20
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      214 2 To-day's Crossword f CLUES DOWN CLUES ACROSS: Facility. 1 Despatch. 2 Stop. 6. High cards. 3 dampness. 10 Distinctive. wire. 11 Councillor. 5 Fertile spot in the aesen. 12 Notes. 7 small dwelling-place. 13. Idol. 8 Lake in Hyde Park 15. Teacher. 9 Mechanic. 17. Pastime. 14 Made firm. 19.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    305 3 r LONDON COMMODITIES London, Monday. Previous To-day Change Steady 11 wsed Buyers B'/ 2 sellers 8 916 Buyers BV2 Sellers 8 9.16 Buyers 81/2 Sellers 8 5 8 Buyers 89 16 Sellers 8 11 16 PRODUCE London, Monday. Frcvious Today Lfl 0:1 (Malay) £14 5 Q Nominal
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    Kampong Lanjut Acquiring Additional Lands
    196 3 I Elii Dredging Limited ai ended March 31, rably lower values by No. 2 Dredge, and I ime of both dredges n account of restriction, ol tree quota for exraged 29.625 per per cent of assess>iu year. The comtributed 63.52 tons of tin ternational buffer
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    Schacht Sees Hitler
    31 3 Berlin. Aug. 8.-U Hcrr Hitler lunched with Schacn last Friday at the Chancellors fav_ his imprcssgns of India. Dr. Qoehbels has for Venire to attend the 1939 Artistic
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    SINGAPORE MARKET PRICE LIST
    501 3 Singapore, Aug. 4. I Article Pricc MEAT Beef steak; kati «Jn Beef stew or curry; kati j?y fillet Id. J? Mutton, Australia; lb. 4Z Mutton, Indian; lb. Mutton, Malacca; lb. TT Pork, lean; kati J* Pork, lean and fat (1st quality); kati 3u POULTRY Capons (lccally);
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Tuesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $113% (down b ';0.
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    RUBBER
    19 3 The price of ruuber at noon \n Singapore to-day was:— Buyer.; 28 9 16; Sellers 28 11 16.
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    Unbreakable Front Of Great Britain
    820 3 If War Comes... London. Aug. 6. THE twenty-fifth anniversary of Britain's entry into the Great War moved several -newspapers to editorial reflection on past and present issues and on ihe fact that, as the Birming--1 ham Port says, history has never seemed nearer to repetition,
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    Merciless Franco
    48 3 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 8 Seven men charged with the actual murder of Major Gabaldon in Madrid were executed there yesterday. It is reported that one woman was also shot and another woman was sentenced to 30 years' solitary confinement on charges of being ncrom piirrx. Renter
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      241 3 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with tha progress of economic develop* ments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the multifarious services offered by a reputed banking institution wit* years of financial experience. MASTERS. 10- 3. CECIL STRTET. SINGAPORE, j Telephone, Manager's Office
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      359 3 BANK OF CIIIXA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. ZdY. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO*. Paid Up Capital Ch. $40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. 3,200,000.00 Tot&l Assets approximately Ch. $2.647,000,000.00 Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman
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      2186 4 ———I —I_11 _—I ■__I ____________________B_____________________- Musical Instruments Furniture For Sale ONE WHITE IRON double bed With mosquito net and mattresses, cheap, for sale. Apply 5, Anguillia Park, Singapore. (926-A) RADIO SER\xCE, Repairs by experts, under European supervision, moL* moderate charges. Whenever your radio is out of order Dial 2722 prompt
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      203 4 THE UNITED ItAl V< ESTATES, i IMnVn (Incorporated In the NOTICE IS HEP; the twenty-ninth General Meeting t August 14. 1939. th commend that a D. year ended 30u. the Shareholder date. AND NOTICE GIVEN that ti. Company wiU i August 10, to Mori both day 3 inclusive of Dividend
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    Flying-Boat Delivered By Air
    60 5 i in* (I long-range flying-boat acquired in th#» it a k #v I at 1 elixstowa 'Suffolk) after flying tine Atlantir in™£l 1«r? ,S h Govei Tor the Royal Air Force ,111 by the Consolidated Aircraft Comnanv *J2n£L 16 r hour f• a for a flight
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    Deliberate Bombing Of British Ships?
    704 5 Another Protest Lordon, Aujx 8 n I authorities in China have made a pretest against rnmbmr attack which resulted in two British ships being i)urnt oul yesterday near Ichanir, on the Yangt-e iiips, which be eson and Co.. the Japanese er< fed up at the
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    BURKILL WINS RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP
    450 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE three-day F.M.S. Rifle Championship meet he!'! in Kuala Lumpur during the August holidays was an unqualified success because of the high standard of the competitors and th'> record number of entries I ■—> i The F.M.S. Rifl- 1
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    THE GARRICK
    58 5 For cue payment Hindustani cinema fans will be enabled to see two entertaining Hindustani films at the Garrick Theatre, Geylang Serai, to-night and to morrow night. The pictures are 'Garib Xi Tope"' and "Chatrabakawali," first shew commenc I ing at 7 p.m. TWO Cantonese talkies. "Wrong Copper' and
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    MR. MORGENTHAU VISITS DENMARK
    68 5 London, Aug, 8— Mr. Henry Morgen- I lhau, Secretary to the United stales I Treasury, landed from the Norma ncie at Southampton yesterday and left Harwich in the afternoon for Denmark. Mr. Murgenthau made it clear to re- porters that he was in Europe on a
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    Asks Ban On Is. 6d. Shirts
    103 5 5 eialist David Kirk wood has discover ed another .lapane.v swindle. He will ask li c Pn ident oi ihi Boaui oi Trade :f he "is a..are oi >he low prices at which Japaiv se merchandise is scld In tnir country; that uten's shins
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    VILLAGERS NEGLECT THE HARVEST
    93 5 Reuter. a v Istanbul, Aug 7. A« incident reported on the Bulgarian-Turkish frontier in which a Turkish soldier is alleged to have been shot on Turkish territory by Bulgarian soldiers has created excitement as both sides are preparing for manoeuvres. ihe Bulgarian version claims that the
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    Philippines Bill
    46 5 Reuter. Washington, Aug. B.—President Roosevelt has signed the bill readjusting ™»ttona between the United States and Hie Philippines preparatory to projected independence in 1946 The bill establishes duty free quotas for coconut OH, embroidery, tobacco .md ;:earl burtom- from the Philippine.; until 1946 Reuter.
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    "Museum- Piece" Pipe Found
    46 5 While repa.rs were lining carried oaf nt the Kine's Arm:; Hotel. Pembroke <n.oai!y 400 years old), a churchwarden j piro and silver coir;*- were discovered under a floor. Expert* believe the pipe jls one of the first churchwarden pipes i ever mad«\
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    BY BUS TO SEE THE KING
    81 5 j A party of clergymen, led by the Bi Pbop of Pulham, who were received by i ihe King at Buckingham Palace recent ly, arrived at the Palace in a bus. It 1 I was stopped by a nark keener. It had i to
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      2 5 FOR CONSTIPATION
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      435 5 fun mosquitoes and nfyhts^^ SENGOVAN PILLS. Simgovan revives and revitalises the nerves and glands within half-an-hour and fives abundant of vigour and vitality after a short time of its ise. No more treatments for 'iccks or months in eases of r.eivou:; troubles, loss of power, youth and energy etc Sengovan
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    British Naval Expansion
    107 6 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. THE Admiralty announce two new measures designed to expand its personnel by the dilution of personnel in less exacting active duties. The first invites 3.000 men from naval and marine ratings, under 53 years It ace to re-engage for a period not exceeding
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    Sakhalien Settlement
    87 6 Reuter. Tokyo, August 7. A Dome! agency despatch Horn Moscow A s tites that final agreement has been reached between the Moscow reorlsentoUve of the North Sakhalin Petroleum Company and the cnanr.ui of the Soviet Trades Union in the Far East on the conclusion of coUecttve labour contracts.
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    CONSTABLE SEES AFFRAY
    139 6 (From Our Own Reporter* ipoh. Sunday. A PRELIMINARY Inquiry into a charge cf voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a compatriot, preferred against a Tamil, Samaynathan, was held before the magistrate. Che Ismail, In the Ipon Second Magistrate's Court. Inspector N. B. Thomas prosecuting, said that the accused
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    BADRINATH TEMPLE DISPUTE SETTLED
    116 6 Lucknow, July 30..-An agreement has been reached between Tehri State and UP Government regarding Badrmatn Temple Bill after discussion for two oavs The Tehri State was represented by M" N C. Sharma. Chief Secretary Mr Ganga Prasad, Judicial Minister and Mr Saklani, Advisor of the Maharaja,
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      157 6 "PYE" RADIOS For FJTlcfcncy, Reliability and Service. VERY POPVLAR IN MALAYA. Sale Agents: HOE BOON LEONG Distributors. RADIO AND GENERAL AGENC Y. I Kuala Lumpur. I hay prov<^^^ CHARI Co!, 3! Robinson R<... 3 p«>.. LIGHTER FASTER SAFER THAT'S RUDCE-THE WORLD'S FASTEST BICYCLE For ash or Easy Payments. Ful 1
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      10 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all ChamisU and Stores
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      44 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed a d Prices from 5> D RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAY'\ i9H4 LTD. Singapore. Malacca, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, T< ing. M'-del ***** HOUSE loie Distributors: 205. Orchard Road *>le ,slrl^ l t^ lFlc skrvice CO.. SINGAPORE Singapore—Hongkong—Shanghai. Phone 4967.
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      228 6 Hearing Restored in 1 Twenty-Four Hours Deafness and Hood Nbi* dreaded any looser ill an American PkjroJi n f for some of the most Deafness to be reli. the application of the r< spantex. This treatn wide success in m;inv < <■ 67 years old, write "Iht ment for only
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      1184 6 """tTo-day's Radio "NIROM SINGAPORE C^e s down s Market otes ¥DC 15 15 Mcs (19.8 m ZHL 225 metres (1 13 mcs) 1 RERLIN am. ZHP 38.96 metres (9.69 mcs) (j520 M( s (19 vm > 620 opening. News bulletin. 5.00' A programme of Malay variety* pranMurt. 6 35 Lirt"
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    Indian Labourers Saved $2 Millions
    557 7 f OU I Hhan iaWcrs w, 1, lhe, r wives and families leave then homeland to com, o Malaya to look for employment, the£ effo Z l„ save adequately so that m a few years they may leave fnr India once again, m happy r?iirement,
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    THEFT OF OIL
    63 7 Own Correspondent) Segamat, Saturday, '"'ng Chinese, was senlontriisLrigorous imprison IXIII bm Mohamed Sa'at. to-day. when guilty to a charge Abciu, Rahman told the matty SS* ha i* a previous theft and asked for a ■;'■<■ He was found hawk- the inspector said. it was found that taker,if
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    Australia Will Help Britain
    59 7 Australia W ill Help Britain Reuter. Melbourne, U g j t IF Britain is involved i n a European war owing to Pursuit of her present policy, Australia will make common cause with heT, declared the Prime Minister when referring U> a statement in Goe-ring's National Zeitung that Australia would
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    King's Own Campers At Balmoral
    162 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 8. HPHE King and Queen and the f> Princesses had an enthusiastic welcome when rhey drove over from Balmcral yesterday ;'o Abergeldie. three miles away, where a camp attended in equal proportion by boys from public schools and youths from factories is
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    Sakhalin Agreement
    91 7 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 7. £OMPETENT circles believe that a Soviet-Japanese agreement in principle has been reached over the North Sakhalin oil concessions, but the Japanese press report that the agreement has actually been signed cannot be confirmed. It is understood that some details have yet to be worked
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    Wet Holiday In England
    80 7 British Wireless. London, Aug. 8. KANK Holiday week-end crowds, which have beep larger lhan ever, have experienced very mixed weather and Bank Holiday itself in London has had the least favourable conditions experienced for several years. A- a result indoor places of amusement, museums, picture galleries,
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    76 7 United Press. Ranchi July 29.—The United Press understands that the terms of reference M the Arbitration Committee consisting ol Dr. Rajendra Prasad and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru set up to settle the dispute between the labour and th 3 management of the Tata-, at Jamashednur will include: 1) basic of bonus
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    Vanished P. C. Joined Foreign Legion
    255 7 A MYSTERY that has puzzled Scotland Vavd for four months has been solved by a letter from Africa. It came from Patrick McPartland. a constable who vanished from his beat at ley ton. E., and never returned home to his young wife and their
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    BRITISH ATLANTIC FLIGHT COMPLETED
    102 7 Reuter. New York. Aug. 7—The Caribou, which left Foyncs on Saturday evening and was fuelled in the air. has arrived. Washington. August 7. Delayed further by headwinds the Caribou arrived at 2.27 a.m. G M.T. from Botwood via Montreal Captain Rogers described the Atlantic flight from
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    Refusal To Lend Money Leads To Assault
    340 7 (From Our Own Reportei) Ipoh, Sunday. RISING out of complainant's repeated refusal to lend defendant money, an assault occurred resulting in a woman being injured. Trie sequel was a case heard before Che Ismail in the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday. Ng Kuah, a
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    Dictators Must Fall Says Benes
    276 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. IN a speech at the Liberal summer school at Cambridge. Dr. Benes cited historical precedents for his firm conviction 'hat democracy and freedom in Europe will be victorious. Dr Benes was breaking the silence imposed unon him when he came to
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      355 8 I "the sleuthing sloanes are back ...m'mw adventures 1 Fast and furious is this rip-roaring sequel to f «*J^^J t $500,000 swindle a couple ol bcHling b it .c screen's gayest pair to solve them witli a hundred OWEN J/, rf /HB THIS WEEK-END L^S^J^ PAVILION TKUIMFIC SK CKSS: A
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      90 8 SCREENING TO-NICHT 6.15 9A5 lIFR AGAIN, AND WS^P^^^^^^^^^^JĔ u;AIN v sensation: lf| jf olokiocsi.y GAi gg^li^^^gß^pjUlTl'll YOUNG STARS OF TOUR DAUGHTERS PRISCILLA LANE. JEFFREY LYNN In B faster and funnier hit than Vheir last one. YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER witk BOLANB YOUNG. FAY JWAY^ROBSONj—^ Week-end Matine?s 2 p.m. ••ROMANCE AND
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      34 8 DON'T MISS THIS GRAND SHOW HUNDREDS HAVE COME TO^ITJWICE! jcAPiTOLI F^HONOLULU'I IffM '^S^AS^jWj Powel,s With Excellent Supporting Pictures, Latest BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS. i j TcT-NIGHT FlNA^^p^J ERS 7~ 2 Don't Miss The Concluding Chapters.
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    SOVIET WAIVES SUGAR QUOTA
    99 9 Reuter. London. Aug. 8. 1 j International Sugar Council cornel rnunique, dealing with the arrange re ard to additional supplies tounced for the second quota ft ig 31, states in view ol tion in the United Kinghas intimated that it h to avail itself of the
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    EMERGENCY CABINET MEETING IN TOKYO
    204 9 Will Japan Join Alliance? Tokyo, Aug. 7. LEADING members of the Cabinet including Baron Hiranunea (I remier), Mr. Arita (Foreign Minister) and the Ministers of finance and the fighting services, are holding an emergency session to-morrow, according to the Domei agency, to decide upon Japan
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    Freighter Hits Berg In Fog
    73 9 British Wireless. London, Aug. 8. j British freighter Eeaverhi!!, j ot 10,041 tons, belonging- to the Canadian Pacific Railway Co., struck fcn iceberg in dense fog yesterday 100 miles off ihe coast of Newfound land. The Beaverhill was reported be in j ro immediate danger
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    69 9 Reuter. Bostcn, Aug. 7. I The ice-cutter Champlain proceeded to the assistance of the Beaverhill slowly on account of fog. The Beaverhill carried no 1 a&sengers She sent out a radio stating that she was not making any water and was proceed- ing slowly in a dense fog.—Reuter. Montreal, August
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      40 9 OPENING TO-MORROW PAVILION I —r 11 iiiriiTriTwniffl^ EDITH EVANS THE VOICE OF POETRY AN ANTHOLOGY OF RECORDED VERSE VOLUME ONE UJMBLA RECORDS DIRECT FROM THE JOINT AGENH3: ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. end NANG HENG CO., SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. w.p.s. mm
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      20 9 ALHAMBRA NEXT CHANGE i Irene Buutie I II i I SK] ■SB 1111 HH fl ft*|W ■■-m 1 r —i
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      292 9 WOULD DANCE PALACE. THE LARGEST AIH* CONDITIONED CABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR RESTAURANT ATTACHED. NIGHT DV\ < I j Nightly at 9.30 p.m. TEA DANCE (FREE ADMISSION) EVERY TIJES.. THURS. SAT. I i SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE FROM 1.30 P.M. to 4.30 P.M. SPECIAL ENTRANCE TO CABARET CAR PARK AT PETAIN
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      183 9 Record Smashed !j fifj^^^s^sJP' 1 broken the record held 1 Robin Hood so far. W li II T\ For Reservations Phone G9(H jr ALHAMBRA jr\ Confessions of a i wispy! Swtw EDW. G. ROBINSON m m 4S t ?ff mm**** «>"•"« ANATOLI UTVAK <», WARMER BROS. ALSO PATBE GAZETTE MARLBOROUGH
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    DEFENCE OF HONGKONG
    729 10 AMATEUR strategists have been A M fond of saying that in the event of war breaking out between Japan and Britain w S be decided to abandon Songkong. It is therefore, to learn on the autho ritv of Major-General A. E. Lrra sett Ihe General Officer Commanding
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    FANTASTIC PROBLEM FOR AMERICA
    886 10  -  ENDLESS STREAM OF GOLD! —mm By Owen L. Scott m MERICA is continuing Pk\ to be inundated by a Cm vast flood of gold from the treasuries and from the mines of the world. This flood, as experts.see it is (he m st amazing,probably J». of
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    203 10 A cricket match between A.R.P. wardens and the police ended in a draw. It is untrue, however, that the former complained against the bright light and demanded a black-out. A "If you have spent a day or two in Boulogne, you have probably died in one or
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      182 10 < A LE OFFERS HOUSEHOLD LINENS UOBIIVSON A CO., LTD. I During the sale period we offer special discounts on all stock I (except proprietary and fixed prne items.) I GREAT YEAST FOOD I HEALTH APPETITE ECONOMY I First of all Marmite makes food more appetising I I because of
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      8 10 800 CHIANG &CO 304 North Bridge Road, Rinsapore.
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      69 10 THE G OSSAMER. In semi-cream earthenware wi'-h border of black and gold pattern. Tnin gold line. Very sood quality. TEA SET. Fcr six persons 22 pieces. Usual Price f7.95 set. SALE PRICE $6.50 nora SET. For .six persons IS pieces. Usual Price $3 75 SALE PRICE $3.25 MORNING SET. For
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    POLAND INVITED TO MOSCOW STAFF TALKS
    84 11 WAR MINISTER INSISTS ON IT Reuter. London, Aug. 8. M. MOLOTOV, the Soviet Premier and Foreign Minister, has asked Poland, through her Ambassador in Moscow, to send a delegation to join the Russian-French-British military talks in Moscow, according to the Warsaw correspondent of the
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    Danzig Nazis Ready For Negotiation With Poland
    335 11 Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 8. U7HILE the situation in Danzig- is being watched with particular in Germany, it is considered that the week-end devehave now reached the comparatively safe stage of regular diplomatic negotiations. rauui political quarters regard the Senates reply as providing the
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    WHERE POLAND STANDS
    209 11 German Responsibility For Crisis Reuter. London, Aug. 7. The speech of Marshal Smigly-Rytz. comments The Times in an editorial under the heading: "Where Poland Stands" was delivered in firm, moderate language. Its dominant note was struck in the phrase: "We shall repel by all means at our
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    NIGHT FLIGHT OVER FRANCE BY BOMBERS
    237 11 London, Aug. 8. ROYAL Air Force squadrons will fly ever France by night for the first time during the air defence exercise which opens at 8 p.m. to-day. They will be bombers of the "East land" attacking force and after leaving their home base
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    "PO" ARMY WINS MIMIC WAR
    120 11 Reuter. Rome. Aug. 8. ITALY'S week of mimic warfare ended with the rout of the "Red" invaders by the Po Army, who had the task of defending northern Italy from an "enemy" coming from the west. The "invaders" were finally driven back towards the Alps.
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    SPAIN'S NEW CABINET INDEPENDENT OF AXIS
    156 11 Reuter. St. Jean de Luz, Aug. 8. GENERAL Suner (Minister of the Interior) is expected to be t of the new Cabinet which Generalissimo Franco will Rowing revision of the Falane;e Party's constitution, al Vague, who is reported to be against closer relations ,lh
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    STOP PRESS
    76 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 8. Instructions from London for Sir Robert Craigie may not be ready for a day or two, but to speak of delay wcuid be misleading, writes The Times diplomatic correspondent, adding that the Japanese proposals are of such a nature that no experienced negotiator would
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    4 Killed As Bomber Falls
    120 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 8. THREE men in a bomber and a woman pedestrian were killed when the bomber crashed at Beachy Head yesterday. A large twin-engined bomber was believed to be carrying five men when it crashed at Beachy Head, Sussex, killed a woman walking
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    Queen Mary Inspects Militiamen
    16 11 Queen Mary inspecting militiamen, already wearing their new battle dress, at Shorncliffe.
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    MOSCOW WELCOMES BULGARIAN MISSION
    190 11 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 8. delegation of 25 members of the Bulgarian Parliament has arrived on a ten-day visit. The members were met at the station by officials of the Soviet [Foreign Office and M. Gorkine, Secretary of the Soviet Parliament The delegation includes M. George Markov,
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    Shanghai Fears Lively Sunday
    140 11 Shanghai, Aug. 8. AUTHORITIES in the foreign areas of Shanghai are taking precautions against incidents next Sunday (second anniversary of the outbreak of SinoJaoanese hostilities in Shanghai). The situation, it is felt, will contain elements of real danger, as thousands of Chinese guerrillas have filtered into
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    HITLER'S BLUNDER
    77 11 Reuter. OVER 17,000 German-speaking peasants have now, by order of Italy, been driven from their homes in Soutn Tyiol, reports a News-Chro-nicle special correspondent in Vienna, alleging that brutal methods were used against those who refused to go. Some peasants offered resistance and, In the resultant fighting there
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    JAPAN'S THREAT TO INDEPENDENCE OF PHILIPPINES
    155 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 8. AMERICAN concern about ihe future cf the Philippines is likely to oecome a serious issue of United State?, politics, in the view of the Daily Telegraph. "For the United States to carry out the declared Intention of establishing an independent
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    NEW LOW RECORD OF CHINA DOLLAR
    77 11 Shanghai, Aug. 8. THE Shanghai dollar has slumped to the record low figure of 329 32 pence.—Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 8. to a Japanr-e report, the Sassoon Mission to the United States s to discuss unofficially, on behalf of the British Government, joint AngloAmerican financial
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    547 12 WENSIGN has eased in Danzig itself owing to the Nazi Senate's retreat from the boycott of "dish customs officials. That boycott was said to be part of a move- ment aiming at linking up the Free City economically, and eventually militarily and geographically, with Prussia. Poland, buying
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    COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING NOT LIKELY IN MALAYA
    283 12 Expansion Of Volunteer Units More Probable (Tribune Staff Reporter) r (-:SCRI!>TIOX and ™nn>u!snry in Malaya •etorfci** lo information gathered hy x q reliable sources. Emergency measures enforced in bodied BHUsh Europeans of military age have Hongkong. Following the enforcement of compulsory military u
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    New Ambulances
    34 12 Malacca now boasts three fine and well-equipped motor ambulances, two being just added. One is attached tv the Central District, another is for the Alor Gajah District and the third serves Jasin.
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    FLEW TO SISTER'S WEDDING
    52 12 "Bili'' Howell, son of the Attorney General, S.S., Mr. C. (iou«h Howell and Mrs. Howell, ai nved by plane yesterday W hi sister'< wedding to Squadroni,ai»er Ramsay Kae. Tliis pntKrc JMktm at the air port, .!;< W9 Mr. Howell, his sister Mfsfi Rosemary Howell and SquadronUader
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    Argyll And Sutherland Highlanders Arrive In Singapore
    195 12 Singapore, Tuesday. ANOTHER batch of reinforcements from India A "Em" this Moratar. The men. about 550 m number, are- t« the 2nd^Batt^ m Vrgy»l and Sutherland accommodated at the (iillman Barracks. lhe> aie under the com mand of Major .1. C. Cunningham. Present
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    Chinese In Siam Start A Big Firm
    76 12 Bangkok, Aug. 7. A CHINESE family in the south of Siam have formed a limited liability company with a capital of £220,000, and have registered it at the Singora Office of the Department of Commercial Registration. It is a bigger capital than is
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    BRITAIN'S BEST FIGHTERS
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    Blenheim Bombers Arrive In S'pore
    286 12 Singapore. Tv« sd OHORTI V before dusk yesterday evening, a number oi Britain's D most'modern, long-range aircraft arrived here fa Rrvnl \ir Force The aircraft were Blenheim bombers, and w the next few weeks a considerable number of simi';>r bombers uil! arrive here. i It
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    French Ship Stops Here On Cruise
    157 12 Singapore, Tuesday. ON her annual cruise to the Far East, the "Laccnte de Lisle" arrived to day carrying 100 passengers from Madras and Pondicherry for Singapore. Aboard the "Laconte de Lisle" wove ten select students from the various Technical Institutions and Normal Train ing
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    GRIEVOUS HURT CHARGE
    48 12 I ingapore, 1 uesday.—ln the fourth Fclict, Court before Mr. C. H. K'3h, Mr. J. Cooper was charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Mr. Thomas Middleton on Aug. 6. After the charge had been explained to the accused, the was postponed for a week.
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    Tennis Team For Java
    137 12 "POR the first lime ir the Mfr tory ol tennv in Malaya, thicountry will send ;t lean to play a match again- Java on Davi Cup lines. The team chosei ises, Chh Kee Onn, Goon Kok Lem v.n<\ Gea I KokYing. It is ir Kee Onn
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    DEATH OF MR. 0. SCHIFFNER
    84 12 Singapore, IU .1 W K regret to rec the General H ing cf Mr. Otto Scl of the Swiss com!" »"> of the ten of Schiffner a Mr. BcbSfner had at the beginning cf the a recurrence of the hi c death. He was i
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    Three Drowned In "Haunted" Pool
    103 14 J (From Our Own Reporter) Kulim, Sunday. A TRIPLE tragedy occurred in a pool at Tawar, in Baling dis- trkt in which three Malays, enj gaged in surveying work in the lo- cality, are reported to have i their lives when they fell into the
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    Singapore Supervisee
    95 14 (From Our Own Reporter > Seremban. August 7. IN tre Police Court en Friday, Mohamed Yusop pleaded guilty to failing to report to the Police, he being a police supervisee. Mr. Matheson, 0.C.D., who prosecuted said that there had been a lot of housebreaking recently. Tlu j accused
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    JURY CALLS ON ACCUSED FOR DEFENCE
    291 14 Penang Hill Railway Murder (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Sunday. AFTER retiring for ten minutes to decide whether or not to act under the section of the law giving them authority to return a verdict of "not guilty," if they considered the case to
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    2 Years For Assault On Woman
    462 14 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Sunday. JHE case in which two young Malays, Ibrahim bin Tahar and Udin bin Mahat, are alleged Lo have broken into the house of their former rchool teacher, In Kampong Tengah, Kuala Pilah, on Hie night of May 20,
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    K. KAMPAR'S NEW DREDGE PROGRESS
    308 14 I KUALA Karipar Tin Fields Limited report for the year ended March 31 I states: The allowed rate of free quota for export for the year was 29.625 per cent. lof assessment as compared with 73.75 per cent, for the previous period. Tha company also
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    ROYAL DUTCH BABY NAMED
    49 14 Reuter. Soestdijk, August 7. Irene—signifying peace in Greek—the first name chosen for Princess Juliana's baby is regarded as having special sig- nificance at the present time. Other names are Emma (the name oi Queen Wilhelmina's mother) and Elizabeth (after th<- aunt ~t th,- voting Princess),—Reuter.
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    SEQUEL TO DEATH OF CYCLIST
    150 14 (From Our Own Reportei) I poll, Sunday. THE adjourned inquiry into the death of Looi Hong Bee, a motor cyclist, who was involved in a collision with a cyclist at Menglembu was resumed before the magistrate, Che Ismail yesterday. Inspector Mahayudin gave evidence, that he
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    Bukit Katil Rubber Estates
    817 15 Directors Approve 4 Per Cent. Dividend I*HE twi nty-nintii ordinary general meeting of the Bukit Katil Rubber Estates Ltd., was held -it its registered office, No. 18. Jottker Street, Malacca on Friday. Aug. 4, Mr. Tan Hoon Sianjr, the chairman of the company, presided. There were
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    Kramat Tin Dredging
    186 15 Kramat Tin Dredging Limited report lor the year ended Mar. 31 States: The allowed rate of free quota ror export for the year was 29.625 per cent ot assessment as compared with 73.75 per cent, for the previous period The convoanv also contributed tons of tin metal
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    Sweeper Passed Forged Cheque
    292 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sunday. IV It bia Yunos. a 17 year-Old Malay employed in the offices ot Dato J G H Garitek, Principal Medical Officer in Johore, a el arge ot fradulently using a forged cheque. The $100 cheque was pu'portea to have
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    PENANG EUROPEAN WEDDING
    110 15 i rrom Our Own Reporter I Penang. Saturday. THE St George s Church was the venue of a wedding this evening, when Mr. P Campbell married Miss Joan Spencer before a large number of their Mjnds. The bride is the daughter ot Mr. U Spencer of Port
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    Girl's Tragic End
    115 15 (Fr. irt Our Owl Reporter) Ipoh. Sunday. H LLEOKD to have threatened to end her life if her parents forced her to marry a man other than her lover, an 18-year-old Chinese grl was found hanging in her home at Station Koad. Tapah, on Wednesday night. It
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    LECTURE ON LOVE
    40 15 Trure will bo a lecture on "The Science of Love" by Mr. C. R. Menon on Wednesday Aug. 9 at the Associat on Hall of the English Section of the Singa pore Buddhist Association. 731. Giylar. Road
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    95 15 «From our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday Mr S. Chelliah. Store-keeper, FuM.S. Railways was entertained to a farewell dinner by tne junior officers of the Stores Department ai the Colonial Restaurant yesterday, prior to his retirement. An address ferai presented to him by the junior officers and several
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    PUBLIC OPINION
    58 15 Under the auspices of the Literary 1 Department of the Ceylon Tamils' At--1 sociation, Singapore, Mr. Yap /heng Geek will give a talk on the Variably ;of Public Opinion" at the association hall 11 Handy Road, on Thursday, Aug. 10 at 7 p.m.' Mr. M. V Pillai, 8.A..
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    MISS SANSONI WINS THREE TITLES AT MALAYAN MEET
    520 16 Thrilling Finals At Ipoh (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Aug. 7. shower this afternoon made conditions unfavourable for the final of the Malayan Tennis championship at Ipoh but did not prevent the finals rxin£ played in the presence of crowd which included
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    Crowds Boo Runners At White City
    180 16 London, Aug. 7. IT the White City athletics. 6,000 A spectators saw Maeski. holder of four world records, win the three miles and create v new British record of 13 minutes 59 4 10 sees. The Americans did well. Beatham uinniim the half-mile in
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    WEST INDIANS BEAT GLAMORGAN AT CRICKET
    80 16 Swansea, Aug. 7.—The West Indies beat Glamorgan by two wickets here today Glamorgan scored 127 in their first innings, Constantine taking four wickets for 33 runs The West Indies could only put up 96 in reply. Mathews taking seven for 21. In their second
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    Weights For Last Day At Penang
    246 16 THE following are the handicaps for the test day of ahc Penang Turf Club Gold Cup me?ting: HORSES, CLASS 4, Div. I, s«* Furs. Cluny Jf. Sacrifice j}* Esquire Straight Flight 8.10 New CellNew Zealand J-J Woodcraft Young Ginger Clifton bad 80 HOKSFS. CLASS
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    25 16 Singapore, Tuesday untitled Harper Gilfillan XL defeated Joseph Traver.s XL by fotu goal to nil in friendly soccer game on Friday, at the Geylans' Stadium.
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    WEST AND WHITEING DEADLY WITH BALL
    303 16 MATCH WON WITH LAST BALL BOWLED Singapore. Tuesday. RAKING Major HugonhVs wicket with the last ball of the day, West, the Malay States fast bowler, won the match for his side when a team cs dained by Colin H. Miller met the Officers of
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    COLONY'S SUCCESS
    100 16 Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 7. rain dampened the ground it did not by any means dampen the enthusiasm of the spectators, which included the Hon. Major Kidd, British Resident, at the twelfth annual athletic sports of the Posts and Telegraphs, Malaya, held at the Methodist Boy's School ground this
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    DR. GOEBBELS WRITES TO BRITISH GOLFERS
    371 16 St. Andrews, July 25. \y Hi- X Mr. J. C. Rarr?sey, secretary of the New Golf Club at St. Andrew-, and an A.R.P. warden, entered his office to-day he- found on hi.; desk a green e< loured env« lope bearing a German stamp. Inside
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    VAN BREUKELEN'S STRING SCORES GOOD SUCCESS
    703 17 DODD SCORES FINE DOUBLE Second Day Of Penang Gold Cup Meet (From Our Own Reporter) PfinjL Monday, js mi lircukelen had an extremely successful day at to-day on the second day of the Penang Turf Club Gold i i meeting i xcHlent and the
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    82 17 Rat. L: GOLDEN ARROW $8 Rate BEANO $11. Race S; (ISt'ARA .$l7 $7 Golden Blaze $7 Rate I: DANSE DO VENTRE $64 $20 Marnell Sl2 Beverant SlO RftCC 5: GOING GREEK $27 $16 Just My Luck $9. Race. 6: PURE GOLD Sl3 $10 Miliondale $11 Race
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    Penang Swimmers Do Well At Ipoh
    142 17 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 7. pENANG swept the board again at the second day of the Malayan triangular swimming contest, held at the Kinta Swimming Club to-day. Penang won the unit championship with 62 points, Singapore being second with 40, and
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    Shah Performs "Hat Trick" In Annual Match
    541 17 Singapore, Tuesday. IN the annual cricket fixture between the St. Andrew's Past and Pre- sent, the Past beat the Present by 96 runs. They thus retain the shield which they won last year. In their first innings the past scored 96 runs, out
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    BASKET BALL TOUR
    41 17 The Yayu Athletic Association's Basket Ball team recently completed a successful and triumphant tour of the D.E.I. They won all their matches, thus creating an excellent record. They collected approximately $100.0U0 (Chinese Currency) for the China Relief Fund.
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    Campbell Trophy
    58 17 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. The Campbell Trophy, over 22 miles, took place at Brooklands to-day and was won by Raymond Mays (Great Britain) driving an Era, 72.71 miles an hour. Prince Birabongse, of Siam. in a Maserati, was second, thirteen and two-fifths seconds behind the winner. Hon. Peter
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    S.C.C. Beat "Dog" In Annual Match
    569 17 Singapore, Tuesday. s c c 2 SELANCiOU CLUB I A goal scored by Preseott late in the second half gave the SCC. a 2-1 victory when they met their club mates from the Spotted Dog in a friendly game of soccer on the Padang
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    Sportsmen Receive Colours
    88 17 Singapore, Monday. OVER a dozen boys of St. Andrews School received their "Colours," which were presented to them by Mr. S. S. Scales a member of the School's Board of Control. The following received colours: ATHLETICS: N. Capel, 11. Deans S. Deans. Phoa Watt Sen;', and Tham
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    Hongkong Ordered To Watch "Foreign" Goods
    357 18 IN accordance with the Merchandise Marks Act, ihe Board of Trade 1 and Custom* authorities have given instructions totec«l-«th«£ t:e, Lo ttize ,11 foreign good, not l>™Perly marked The ordti has been is ued to at, porta in the British Empire, it i« learned.
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    "Japan Will Surrender At The White House"
    222 18 CHUNGKING PRESS PREDICTS FURTHER U.S. ACTION Chungking, July SI. *"THK Japanese invader will soon go to the White House to surrender" is the subject of an editorial issued by the Chungking Combined Daily this morning. After declaring that the abrogation of th treaty
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    U.S. Public Opinion Is Crystalising
    110 18 Hongkong. Aug. r >. AMERICAN public opinion now shows signs cf crystalisation and the Americans are taking interest in the Far Eastern happenings, realising that the United States rights must be respected, declared Mr. Julean Arnold, the U.S. American Attache to China, in an interview
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    SHANGHAI PREPARES FOR AUG. 13
    139 18 Hongkong, August. 3. A REPORT from Shanghai states that the International Settlement and the French Concession authorities began to take precautions due <<» the imminent arrhal of the second anniversary of the Shanghai War on Aur. 13. Meanwhile, dv? to the intensified activity of Chine
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    35 18 Pcop.e .tHI <et marrM in China's .nird mv 2** i «hort to get the affairs over as soon as possible, me onae trailing veil as an oc<id?ntal touch. Exclusive Tribune Pho,o
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    CHINA TO PRODUCE MERCURY
    370 18 Kunming. Aug. 3. DEPOSITS of mercury ore in southwestern China are beginning to assume new importance. Derived after long processing from the crushed ore of red cinnabar, mercury is compounded mt~ such key chemicals as fulminate OI mercury to' become one of the essential constituents of
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    Guerrillas Attack In Shanghai
    126 18 Hongkong, Aug. 4. REMINISCENT of the activity cf the Chinese forces at the outbreak of the second Shanghai war on August in Iwo years ago the Chinese guerrillas who have been most active around Shanghai lately have launched a threeway drive on the Japanese-occupied section, in
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    New Bureau On Border
    39 18 Kunming, Aug. 4. AN Overseas Affairs Bureau has been ft formally inaugurated b' the Chinese Government at on the Yunnan French Tongkin border. Mr. Ho So hsiang was appointed Director of the Bureau Central New-.
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    JAPANESE RULE OVER ASIA WILL HIT WEST
    1250 18 Base Of Economic Attack On Industrial Powers Chungking, Aug. '•THE aim of the Japanese invasion in China has been c! Ed by the spokesman of Japan to be the establi of what they call 'the new economic order in East Asia, 'new order'"
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    Warning By Buddhists
    80 18 Chungking, -V; 11HE local Cliinese Buddh i»nt a message to the 1 Bu&lhlst Society and the B Eurma, French Indo-China. lon, India and the Sou*: refuting the Japanese claim invasion into China is "tj P> dhtem," which Is tantamount "sacred war waged by the cru The circular
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    GLASSES SNATCHED AWAY FROM HANDS OF REVELLERS
    526 19 prohibition Introduced In Bombay Bombay, Aug. 1i eleven last night* shutters were put in 900 bars and i r RiotoOfl enthusiasm of liquor-boozers who were mt > W as witnessed in every corner of the city, ide the liquor shops, where large crowds
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    10 19 up political Dam and Alipore lu-nisiht «liiited i'rt>*
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    "CONGRESS WILL STAND THIS SUPREME TEST"
    180 19 Sardar Patel Bombay, Au?. CONGRESS would die er live on this issue, but it would carry out its programme undaunted by threats, bluffs or bullying. Congress has wSEstood several such attacks on its nolicv in the past and W1MJ blessings of millions of Gandhiji,
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    HUGE PROCESSION IN BOMBAY
    1206 19 Manifestation Of Public Enthusiasm -r t 1 4 1 Bombay, Aug. 1. rpHF) large scale celebrations launching Prohibition in Bombay to-day A reached their ciimax in a mammoth public meeting on the Azad Maidan near the business quat ter of the city in the evening. Observers
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    303 19 Allahabad. July 31.—Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru left for Jamshedpur at 1A» pm. to-day by a special 'plane. Mr. S D Upadhyaya. his Private Secretary, accompanied Pandit Nehru. Local congressmen were present at the Aerodrome to sec him off —(United Press). Allahabad, July 30.—Having been specially invited, Pandit JawaharlaL Nehru
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    LOCAL SCHOOLGIRLS ENJOY ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
    134 20 Mr. A F. Hunter, the Inspector oi Schools, and i<hc Lady Superior at the Cenv?nl ««1 the H Infant Jesus watching ihe sports held on the Convent pounds las: week. The Scotch Ball Race ene of the events at the Convent sports. l'upils of
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