Malaya Tribune, 15 August 1939

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National r| rrr Ml I Sales VOL XXVI- -No. 193. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, August 15, 1939. The Malaya Tribune -20 PAOBR SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1939 FIVE CENTS
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      98 1 p— TaißiX E Dominant l /n Malaya r^-'^^^^^^^^^^^ Refused oil bu I j B CEDAR POLISH I MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS HOME j f j FRIENDS ADMIRE. i CLEANS AS IT POLISHES •BP* sfit IM BEAUTIFUL FLOORS are easy with O-CEDAR POLISH. It 7% quickly "cleans and polishes" all kinds
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      134 1 r I Exclusive G O H i\ S SALONS AT PAGE I 13. BATTFkY l.u^D SINGAPORE. j MAJESTIC HOTfcX, I KUALAJLUMPUR j r Jit* Can to s I LJlinCnill inn SS~S" ,mm j 9 HUDSON oxk• t v. iv L 9 Vr /j y jj ri m#// Mf I da
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    Last Night's First Night
    147 2 "QUINS" AT ALHAMBRA WE have had so many Shirley Temples and Jan? Withers that we have itcome wary of child actors ans actresses. But without doubt the most natural children we have yet seen are the Dionne Quintrupiets, who are the main attraction in "Five of
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    S'pore After Dark
    67 2 CAPITOL: "The Ely in.- IrishmM ALHAMBRA: "Five ol a 8 PWILION: "Fast and UtM MARLBOROI'CH: Imbikamtki ROXY: "Always Goodbye GARRICK: "Top-Ka-G-ila" «d S»>pah i—. .»<» It night. QUEENS' -The Gambling 5 "Hack Band* HAPPY WORLD: II >]'i "Holiday" 1 ire- "Mother k" nceiins 1 Cabaret. Sid? Skaliiv..
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      476 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932)_ LIMITED. Kc-ular service between Rangoon, Penan., Port Swet*nham. Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). cheap return tickets f China for short b.lWa 7 tnps. NEXT SAILINGS:- p„ r RANGOON (Fortnightly) For CHINA (Monthly) For RAINOUu "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 p.m "Hong *ang" g ••Hong
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      389 2 j STEAMER SAILINGS. j BRITISH INDIA «corporated in England). 7S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 *ANCHI ".000 AUj. 25 17,000 Sept. 22 6.100 Sept. 23 RfSaR 6.0C0 Oct. 2 CARTHAGE '5.000 Nov 17 RANPURA 17.000 Dec. 29 t Cargo only. HOMEWARDSLeaves Tonnage. Etoore. 1939 RAJTUTANA 17.000 Sept.
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      469 2 STEAMER N ORDDfcUTSCHEB LLOYD, (incorporated German*). Tne undernoted are U>e Company's intended BifAXreAl us* ssmgsr--1039 Aug. 20 I ,n s "*i££Ln« Aug. 31 S '.ISM omit, Magla, North China and Yoko c:t>pt M .&HAD- omits Norm China HOMEWARD. n( and HAMBURG BREMEN. For HOLLAND. from S'pore^ M MOSEL also calls
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      121 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE B Oeutsch-Australische Dampfcchiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 .o. SCHEER nut falling at China. Japan Ports it m*. KULMERLAND via Manila Aug. 20 c-s. VOGTLAND via Haiihon- Auc 22 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND. HAMBURG
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      141 2 jWhat I I The Stars j j Foretell j TO-MORROW I for selling, fni i business ventures r r S lunate for a Uttle S a/'/?/?/ favourt 5 romance, and a?i artistic nat\ SPECIAL INI I 5 ary 20 to M I in fluences ot i BttSffteSS uvpointvi'l In I
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      132 2 To-day's Crossword (U I S I)OW> CLUBS ACROSS: L c y I. Star gazer. 2 Line touching a curv< 6 Portion. 3 Apparent. 10. Change 4 clothier. 11. Put life Into. 5 precise 12. Confine. 7 unyielding I?. Passenger vehicles. j Hoarding. 15. Provide focd. 9 G rief. 17. Torturer.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    239 3 LONDON COMMODITIES Rl mil i: o reV i OUs To-dav LOndon Mond »y Buyer, 8* quiet C hu Ke buyers aY? 6 Jf" +JB Sellers B*4 ti iJ PRODUCE 10 I PALM OIL (Malay) Previa London, Monday. Today COPK (Straits, F.M.S.) fl4 0 Wal Unchanged AGO FLOUR
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    76 3 i'" dirrent Dividends Co(c De Singapore. Aug. 14, 5 p.m. n Dividend Booki Total l ctow Date Ex D flnanoai Au* 22 ayab J p Date *J Aug. g Aug. 23 5 13 No 21 H Au 30 Aug. 24 t\l,; u Aug. 26 Aug 24 r
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    656 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Aug. h. 5 p m Fraser ana Co. Ampnt Tin Buyer* Sellers. Austral Amai -j 8 *!J Austral Mal-Vv 4 71 J Ayer Hitam 3 4U Ayer WenT 20 i« Bangrin 072 Batu Belaneor 17 18 Berjuntaj 5 »-20
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    Lyall And Evatt's Shar Quotations
    244 3 J*f2f*Pore, Aug. 14 MINING Ampats Buyers Seller*Ayer Hi tarns 3 8 4 l Hitama «1« 21gatu Selangorj ?fj 033 Bangrina 'Jl* J6t$ CbanderlanEj 17 la Hong Ra tta 18.6 i9j fl Ipoh Tin' ?l- 7J--'fJapaijf 19Jelebus 25 Johaii 1,47 <).">..' Katu Tit. 023 .125 I
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Tuesday The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— I WWW (up $14).
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    RUBBER
    19 3 The p,ic c of richer al noon In Singapore to-day was Buyer* 28 9116; Sellers 28 n ir>.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    210 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 tot Apr. 30 Oct. 31... on inn SINGAPORE MIWICIPAL:' 100 m Mar. 31, Sept... im 1013 red. 19C3 K.OOo'.OOo'ini:--'- 1 3 2 114 '-i nom mii 107,4 nora Int. Jan. 20. July 20 11 n 1111 4%% 1930 red. 1970-8 C) $6
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    63 3 Tin at midday f» 14 and the price of Rubber buyers Spot 28 910 buyers <Z?£ k J~ j cember 28 li ]c cents JS&ZftuSg in R tt ber K shares were ness. >LLa «y in the absence of busimarket StraS Traded and v'f 6nQUiries for while
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    COMPENSATION FOR MURDER
    27 3 Reuter. 11 li learned th n »^V nd M Al1 I ggit i, to puy^oU 1 Ilakl Oo^eraJ JWl Consul a 01 Bri- I
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      2 3 'VMKANc^'AWUTy «I».
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      347 3 I BANK OF CHINA i I soerabaja sub- I ACENCY I Kambang D/epoen 176, j Soeraba/d. J "Chungfcuo, Soerabaja" I OPENED FOR BUSINESS August 14th 1939 I THE I ASTERN BANK I LIMITED. J Oncorporated m |f ■WGAPORB BRANCH, O Almeida Street. Authorised tnd subscribed £2,000.000 I OFF, CE; ,x>NDON
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      2387 4 j f, < l> MM >«» W 23 straits George V 1c U, $1. ,160. Tmf^* se f. $"40. 100 sets Sjf Approval- Boots' available. yong Ah Tee, 70, Batu Tiga Road, KUm, J Bpx No. 880, Malaya Tribune, S.[jh nt ;..d Atne°cau titles to choose from. Seven Strongly Bound
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      357 4 EMERGENCY \<»i ICE TAKE NOTICE that has been made by me IK proprietor and licensee ol O of No. 624, Serangoon l to the Board of Licei gapore. tor the Issue Public House licence in l"3:ccnd Class licei ac'diesL'. TAKE FURTHER N< Tl< person who has an; issue of such
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    33 5 f 1 v■ i re Mrs. Josephine u\j wi n to express their ks t iiII relatives and fri- tUnded the funeral, r, v ho sent wreaths, tele- < rs i i' condolence.
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    TENTSIN SUSPECTS ISSUE MAY GO TO PRIVY COUNCIL
    556 5 SCATHING COMMENT ON DECISION Reuter. ;M«. Justice Grant Jones JhsngW Aug. 14. decision re ff ard"nV h f P r ba »>l> tfve his suspects gome' time 3te f the four Tients i" day. llltle to-morrow or on WednesI J t- n
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    Artist Steals Masterpiece, Returns It After Cleaning
    176 5 Reuter. \nnl J v > te that Bougousslavsky confessed to the theft of the painting and made a statement in which he declared: "I was disgusted at the restorations and repairs to which the picture w i being juhmitted In the circumstances Simply
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    YOUNG WIDOW TO HELP IN BANK'S AFFAIRS
    157 5 Reuter. Amsterdam. Aug. 4. j A \oung widow, Mrs. Mannheiner has arrived here from Pans to help in efforts to straighten out the M ndlessohn Bank's aftair. Before it was known that the Amsterdam tribunal had granted provisional suspension of payments discussions had
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    RECRUITING FOR REGULAR ARMY
    69 5 London. Aug. 14 RECRUITING for the Army during July readied the highest total of any month since the Great War. the figure being 4.778 against 2.641 for the corresponding period of last year. Recruits joining the Royal Air Force last week numbered 541. bringing th* total
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    PERSECUTION OF JEWS IN THE CZECH PROVINCES
    104 5 Reuter. Prague, Au S IV jl US in Prague an in future to be k« Pi strictly separated from the Aryan population, under a decree issued by the chief of t»-» Czech police. The decree bans Jews from the principal restaurants, cafes public
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    Envoy's Wife Dies
    39 5 _evr!ti*n' a Au 14 Tn wife of the P "ior to Britain. Dr. IJ:. ha < P2 ha, died to-day in a twenty-five years of age. rTcntiS n ff, fo L £hp iast eighteen —BrltlJ h Wireless.
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    GOOD PROGRESS OF NAVAL BUILDING
    80 5 London, Aug 14. T H p e rr;,^r sailed fro* E n on* I* Joining the Home Fleet nri J:M rMC S! in Sottish waters xvi! reniace the Olaseow which is ctn g Bta?i n n ferrCd t0 the B* of^WM.H f !S brinW thp
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    Amber Light Unnecessary?
    107 5 Reuter. I London, Aug. 15. j J UK Ministry- _f Transport, after consultation Kith the Commia- Hioner of Police, has decided as an j experiment to discontinue the _sq [of the amber light between red and RTeen in traffic signals at some London and provincial road iuncl
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    Big Attack By Chinese
    156 5 Reuter. K_-_r__„ Chungking Aug. 15. fcFORil. from foreign sources interpier lhe arrival cf hug? Chine c rcrca m Hunan. Hupeh and Honan pi >- Virices ah ai. indication that a big Chinese ccunter-offensivo is in preparation in the areas. General Li T ung Jen, Commander-m-Ohief of
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    Cripple Arrested After Rail Crash
    69 5 Reuter. r-nr. Reno. Aug 14 J-HE pohc have announced the arrest necUoS uYth 't 1 Sl i ark Ne Vafla w c nccuon with the disaster to the Chl-rngo-san Francirco express, of which m casualty figure, are 19 dead Mid 114 injured. It is stated
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    1940 R.K.O. Film Releases
    247 5 SINGAPORE will be th< film distribution centre ft r Ihe Par Ka«t in future, as Car as K.K.O. studii concerned. This i> the result of the transfer cf the distribution offices from .lanirhai to Singapore. I Mr Lp =n Britten, who h recent i arrived in
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    New Military Appointments
    92 5 I i London, Aug. a. r^25 n *,*!ff *PPWed the appoint nient ot Major-Gen ra r icy of (he India,, A,,,-,'.; V v ng «cr-oencroi l to Indli fv. n, STm SSta SJS r e, .T ral P fflc< T London. Aug 14 ment oi Lieut.-Co U
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      367 5 Domestic Occurrences km;.u;ement. Hi: ANc. 'lie engagement is an- I Mr I.I F PENG of Mi and Mr.\ Lse Baon \1 NANCY ANG ('an iter of Mr. and Mr A Lai ot Kuching, Sarawak. ui t..ko place shortly. c rawak papers— pleas^ PK'V ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) HIGH COURT OF THE
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      41 5 I j NAN YANG SSf™ n ft m m 4 TIMES DAILY. MALACCA TO SINGAPORE, AT NAN CHIANG HOTEL, M, Bvßfa Ray a Road. Phone 92. SINGAPORE TO MALACCA AT HAICHKW HOTEL, 35, Beach Road. Phone 3015. MUAR NAN YANG CO.
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    EXCHANGES
    228 6 Singapore. Aug 14 The following are- the exchange| stocl this morning according to the.daily ctt cular issued by the Hongkong ano Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING i tt 24 132 I moon T.T- 2 4 132 London demand l)() 58 I yons demand a«l 112 itserland demand Hamburg demand g
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    PRODUCE
    164 6 Singapore, Aim. 14. R. (Siam) W. Coast NI. er Koyan R. (Biam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R (Siam) W. Coast Sc. 3 per Koyan Ric< Siam 1 $16f Rice Siam 2 $151 Rice Siam 3 si4s Siam Broken Rice No. I $105 Siam Broken Rice No 2
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 6 London, Aug. 14. Paris 176 23 32 New York 4,68 Montreal 4.68 1 16 Bius.->els 27.."5*4 Gene/a 20.74 Amsterdam 8.71 3 1 Milan 89 Berlin 11.66% Lisbon no l l Madrid 42 U Belgium 11 Athens 547 1 Stockholm Copenhagen 22.40 liucharest 660 Helsingfors 226 7 t; —British
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    Singapore Market
    393 6 Market List Hogtp jj Article h MEAT Beef steak: kati Eeef stew or curry; k Fillet Steak; lb Mutton. Australian; lb Muttcn, Indian: lb Mutton, Malacca; lb. Perk, lean, kati Pork, lean and fal Is POLITR\ Capons < locally reared Ducks; each Fowls; kati Hens (locally reared) k
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      388 6 12 Months of severe STOMACH PAIN Sufferer*i letter published bj reqoetf "I write this letter." say* Mr. J. S. "ao that others will benefit and no* •utter as I have done for 12 months with terrible pains in the pit oi the stomach and sides, "I am a chauffeur, but
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      67 6 Second Hand Radios PVlly guaranteed and Trices from S2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAY* ~>?>?A LTD. aingapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh, V- mg. THE RIGHT SHOP TO TNTRUST ALL YOUR CLOCK AN T D WATCH REPAIRS YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (29**? M'dd'e Ronii PEONE NO. 7:22.
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      26 6 Xi,! -I 2Q£ mosquitoes with •*^&Ĕ^\l i iDOGSIHj IvpAn m GUINNESS M A T r THE DOGS HEAD LABEL aS 1 b IS ON EVERY BOTTLE
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      28 6 I m RADIOS For Ef!i*-?cncy, Reliability and SiTVii'C. VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA. So!:- A". rtts: tfO£ BOON LEONG. Distriducoi b: RADIO AND GENERAL AGENCY, I Xi r.a Lumpur.
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      59 6 just ready: THE MAN WHO KILLED HITLER This is the book that v was the cause of its Publisher being kidnapped and threaten POST HITLER EUROPE: By Herbert N. Cassui; I his I to be a mental mjecticn to allay the malady el trepiaa N. Ca'scn POSTAGE EXTRA C. H.
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      777 6 To-day's Radio t n |T j iin tV ?V V" TO-MORROW «i M /iAPnnv LONDON transmission 5 -metres (113 nit• s) TRANSMISSION 5 GSB Ml Mcs (31.55 m.) znT'S meUes (t* c.SB »51 nl 38 m > am Soorts news and Market notes rs- sent, A*,* 645 a 5 (Malays
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    Mercantile institute Results
    88 7 .iidates of the Mer--1 itute, Singapore, ha.c Cham Der oi Comtnation in tne subjects I heir names: iHii her l Osman Ah Anrj: Lim Yew Hock STeo Tiang Chwee (Certificate): Philip c.( i raphy: Heng Yong tn ed Kassim. Chong I eck Chye, Poh Ang X Wee
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    FUNERAL OF MR. CHEAH TATTO
    30 7 Death Of Well-Known Cricketer's Mother i "WO Re porter) .Sunday. Mrs. Hilda A. Andres, tr »e Municipal and mother well-known encketer, passed week and grew ■jer husband and Amelia Andres.
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF STAMPS
    37 7 i to accused's I ho owned the I I' jlice that he I -tamps in an I ments, who is I tay be present I magistrate (Mr. I cl Friday for I l
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    DEATH OF MRS. J.L. OLIVEIRO
    77 7 FUNERAL OF MR. CHEAH TATTO (> own Reporter) Sunday. fHI. l umral oi Mr. Cheah i Yatto who passed away at f t;, took place this r»: p. sr iiii his residence at No. 58. (iret'ii Hall. .<on s. Messrs. in all Wat San. players, iwo -i i;idchildren to winded
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    Slapped Worker's Face, Conductor Fined
    84 7 I I Vi.»-» Own Reporter) 1 Sunday. ■ja the Ipoh a middle t summoned an 1 conaulting hin Kuroh Estate. hia evidence his orders to r tools. He then >i.;kin«> him to later refused to do *ere too heavy. also refused to r '> do
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    Death Of Well-Known Cricketer's Mother
    58 7 POSSESSION OF DAGGER Singapore, Monday. \if°XG Chow Chye to-day pleaded |f guilty before Mr. C. H. Koh. the fourth magistrate, to a charge <>i possession of a dagger. Accused was found with the dagger in a house at Jalan Sultan on the morning of Aug. 13. The case was postponed
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    POSSESSION OF DAGGER
    6 7 NEW BRITISH ATTACHE AT TOKYO Reuter.
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    NEW BRITISH ATTACHE AT TOKYO
    97 7 London. Aug. 14. Lieut.-Col. B. R. Mullaly. of the Gurkha Rifles, will succeed Major-Gen. Figgott as Military Attache to the British Embassy at Tokyo in October.— Reuter. 80-Year-Old Woman Fined Singapore, Monday. TAN Ah Yeow, 80-year-old grandmother, resentful of being arrested early yesterday morning for hawking without a licence, is
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    80-Year-Old Woman Fined
    71 7 Military Honours At Funeral Of Volunteer Singapore, Tuesday. JHE funeral of the late Mr. Noel Eric Paton u,h„ General Hospital on Sunday, took TZ yesterday afternoon and was very ,arge attend /f^'' Ce ter fiends. The deceased, who was a se/geant n g" maT?™ of the 2nd. Battn., Straits Settlements
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    Military Honours At Funeral Of Volunteer
    914 7 I The bearer party and the firing par", I ere composed oi men ol the deceasec's company. Tne Rev. Bather C. uautnler, oi the Church ot the Holy Family, Katong, conducted the services m tne Cnurcn and a, tne graveside. At the conclusion of the service three .YS" e ?5
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    MONEY LOST IN TRAIN
    85 7 ALLEGED THEFTS OF CHANDU AND CASH AT. vr—>. Monday. to havt i.uu the uovernmcivt chandq shou in Church gtre< at 3.30 am. on July 30. with fwo others -yno liave already been ar- V:1 ami c %S ed and .foien cash 2/-nn c i; lav to U c total value
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    ALLEGED THEFTS OF CHANDU AND CASH
    426 7 DEATH OF MRS. J.L. OLIVEIRO M RS Josephine fee Widow of the late Mr. C. F.' nveii o, passed away at the resiE? l h toehl s 1 Singapore, on Sunday afteraw oi a 6n er a Iengthy iUneSS at llle age oi bO years. P=s.tion V Mr y s
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      38 7 iir. Vom* DIBILIN CREAM This new scientific preparation b made of hormones n->d vegetable extract ai d lls quite narmless when applied externally. It gives youthful virility. Said everywhere. $1.50 tube. Distributorsj CHAR! CO., 29, Robinson Road, Singapore.
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      165 7 RUN-DOWNaf^^ -when there is SANATOGEN The malaria itself is over, but you still feel run-down, nervy and weak. This is absolutely unnecessary: you can easily take Sanatogen. Every sip of Sanatogen brings new strength and energy to your weakened system. H "No patient of m,ne B Sjnar °6 en the
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      147 8 TlvV'llEmV EVER-LAUGHING SLoTnTTS 5 TO-NIGHT «.15 9.15 MX* TRAIL AGAIN AND jjjj j n tVII BlfcV 4RF MORE THRiLLS for ihem. and more 5 DO NOT MISS "FAST AND LOOSE". FREE PRESS LATEST GALMON I I FAST AND LOOSE" IS VERY GOOD" STRAITS TIMES BRITISH M U YOU CANNOT GO
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    POSED AS DETECTIVE, CHARGE ALLEGES
    78 9 ngapore, Mondaj. nSli I'OK HAT was this ;i produced before Mr. i. th? tilth magistrate, I ith itai ing represent If |o be a deteeih c and i timed charaeier police constable, i I I bat at. aboil! ::•>. accused went up in plain clothes
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    FOURTEEN LIVES LOST IN CRASH OF AIR-BOAT
    68 9 Reuter. Rio do Janeiro, Aue tl A PAN-AMERICAN Airways fl.v*»tng boat from Miami crashed woen coming down here to-day fourteen were killed, and two were in jure. I. Js the plane was landing on the harbonr a win* struck the dry dock on
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    Missing Poultry And Eggs
    44 9 Singapore. Monday. I l(>lal v:i!, > v d missing from j living al Upper nt and charged magistrate thl3 Piau, 46, denied the VY! ttlcs t here deol i i Ine ca •c. B allowed the accused poned a week for
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    Nai Svasdi Gunatailaka
    28 9 S■ a r li Gunatailaka. m Prastddhi (Mr. has occurred in I was with the was engaged In < arrying out hL I i rening before
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    s.s. "BURDWAN"
    36 9 k m ~f Burdwan" has left Bong. ?,~V rl 1S c c P cc ted to arrive in SinAnY i« q on Wednesday the s n Proceed alongside ua ss.u b. whari on arrival
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    KING GOES SHOOTING
    51 9 London, Aug. 14. rhe King, who was accompanied by me n*Ders of suite, was out early on Balmoral Moors on Saturday for the I opening oi the rouse-shooting season ls to-day at St. Gannochv! in Angus, where with the Queen he is tit £2? Pierponl Morgan-British urriciai
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    H.H. PRINCE GAMROB
    27 9 The death ol H.H. Prince Gamrob has occurred in Bangkok. The Frince i Director-General of the Police and Gendarmerie when the forces wen amalgamated.
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    Rubber And Tin Outputs
    81 9 THE following are output., for July, 1939 TIN Pahang Consolidated Co Ltd I oau pels. Ipoh Tin Dredging Lid. iLahat» 191 pels 51.300 yardage treated 1297 hours run. ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd (A. Btam) 1,300 pels. 159,000 yardage treated 490 hours run Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging
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    DEATH OF MISS J.N. STEWART
    63 9 <1 rum Our Reporter) l'enang, Sunday. jul.Sd Joscphina A the youngiik est riaui'iter o>' Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stewart passed away at 11..&• night at the funeral Hospital attcr a short illness. Tne deceased was years of aio ui Wi.s <i pupil of tlx
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    THEFT OF $10
    68 9 ■LisfAfwftM Si Monday. guilty to having committed theft of $!0 bclorigtng to Mr. L. C. s ;1, J)S Chopard, a Eurasian, had sentence deferred to Aug. 10. Bail Ol $o0 WO allowed. Accused was alleged to have stolen the money from b drawer in the house of
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    THE TIENTSIN DECISION
    626 10 THE misgivings created by the de--1 claration of the Angio-Japa-nese agreement have been somewhat ameliorated by repeated assertions from responsible quarters both in London and the Far East that the declaration does not connote any change in British policy with regard to China and Japan. The Chinese
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    The ONLY MAN who KNOWS IF and WHEN WAR will come
    976 10 By the Proprietor of the New York Dally News FOR two weeks before I went to Germany and during my first week there I pulled what strings I could to meet Hitler. It is the saying in Europe that
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    FLASHBACKS.
    109 10 1914 HMUKIO luU sembled before th< paUcc J? want our Kaise: n,,., The tni|>-.. window. "In th, he said. "I know Germans Th Into jubilant m 1939 -ru W,IS 1" mount. Then a door oa balcony opened, and the I appeared. Time was iiongati a smile or of tout.
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    FIVE-POWER CONFERENCE ON FUTURE OF DANZIG?
    1025 11 REPOR TED PEA CE PLAN OF MUSSOLINI diplomats busy in WARSAW "Free City Not Worth A War" Reuter. < Ii\ !.:< UN'; estimates of the results of the Axis con- s continue to arrive. Warsaw reports diplomatic there jet ween representatives 0 f moulding
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    Grave Of Anglian Chief Yields Wealth To Woman
    170 11 Reuter. London, Aup. 15. N USTS and Bightseers crowded the village hall of Sutton n. yesterday, when an inquest was held on the persona f an East Anglian chief which were found when his burial ered on high ground overlooking the river
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    8½ Million Under Arms
    244 11 RUSSIA HOLDS THE BALANCE Reuter. London. At:n. 15. rrui. fact that, in this nominal A peacetime, Europe has eisht and a half million men under arms, without counting the* navies and air forces, is the striking conclusion of Renter > military expert en the basis of
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    Slovakian Campaign Against Neighbours
    167 11 New Axis Diversion? Reuter. Bratislava, Aug. 15. 4 CAMPAIGN for the return to Slovakia of territories ceded t<» Rumania and Poland last autumn, and towns occupied by Hungary in March, is in progress in towns in eastern Slovakia. Pinmk Ministers and other high offi- cials addressed
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    BRITISH CONSULATE ATTACKED
    96 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug I"?. A CROWD of Chinese, among whom several Japanese are alleged to have been seen, attacked the Britisn Consulate at Chefoo on Saturday, according to trustworthy foreign dispatches received here. Men armed with clubs and swords smashed 18 window panes and seven mosquito screens.
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    Tokyo Talks To Be Resumed
    366 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 15. IT is reported from Tokyo that there was i further meeting there yesterday between Sir Robert Craigie and Mr. Kato (Minister-at-large in China) but no date for formal resumption of the Tientsin talks has been fixed. The British Ambassador has been
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    New Challenge At Tientsin
    74 11 ARMOURED CAR STOPS SEARCH Reuter. Tientsin, Aug. 15. AN appareni infringement of the policing rights of the British Con cession v.as observed to-day by the crews of two armoured-cars belonging to the British Volunteer Corps. They .saw men from a Japanese patrol-boat .searching a Chinese junk
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    Britons To Visit Spear
    179 11 Reuter. L ncton. Aug". 15. pAPTAIN Gerald Parker, a British military language officer ii< Tokyo, is now on his way to pay a visit to Colonel C. li. Spear, British Military Attache in China, who i still detained by the Japanese in htalgan. Captain Parker has
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    599 12 j)ECISION of the International Settlemenl and the French Con cession at Shanghai not to admit any further titorcpean refugees is rot unexpected Many people have wondered why the authorities then have for so long permitted the immigration of refugees, in view oi ihe destruction of so much
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    SINGAPORE MOTORISTS FINED $41,085
    504 12 Traffic Court's First Anniversary OVER 10,0 00 CASES HEARD (Tribune Staff Reporter) A YEAR ago tc-day the Traffic Court was opened to relieve the then existing cong< I 0.. in the-Police Court.. During the past year. Aug. 15. 1988, to Aup. 14, 1959, no less than
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    POPULAR ORGAN RECITAL
    332 12 THE firsl of th< i>opular organ reci t*ls by Mr Werner Baer will priven at the Meirwrial Hall on Friday afternoon, beginning at 5.80. Mr Baer's soloes will be: Marche Solonelie iMailly»; Minuet (Handel), An dante (Gluck); Finale In A Harris*: Toccata (Btakeley); -Drink to Me Only
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    New Offices At Teluk Anson To Cost $300,000
    194 12 'I'rom Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Mv nday. ■pHE forme* Teluk Anson Amusement Park grounds on Changkai Jong.Road, where the Lower Perak Agricultural Shows were hold, and the adjoining vacant ground v>v(\ as dumping ground by <he Lower Perak Sanitary Board for many
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    Judges For Dog Show Appointed
    125 12 MAJOR G. W. Gibson and Mrs V. Phillips of Singapore and Dr. Byron of Kuala Lumpur have been appointed by the Malayan Kennel Association lo be judges at the Annual Singapore Dog Show to be held this coming Sunday at the Racecource. This year s
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    TRAFFIC COURT BUILDING
    33 12 The Traffic C ourt building is a temp orary one. It i> ia the a Sepoj Lines Police station and it is probable that bi the Court will he changed.
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    Growing Importance Of Penang
    443 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) DENANG, most precious British <:utpost in il. < ant■ Singapore and Hongkong, assumes greater i apt i of fhe decision la fortify it further by the despatch India-, several hundred ol whom arrived a few days Second largest pert cf Malaya, with a
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    Penang Wedding
    95 12 {From Our Own Reporter) APRFttv Penan S- Sunday. FREiry wedding took place on Thursday morning at the Church ol Assumption. The contracting par iv i i 1 The foom is the .sou of ■no is attached to Messrs Gestetner Ltd.. Penang while the bride is u\ younger daughter
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    NEW NAVAL BASE CHURCH
    95 12 IT has been decided lo ddttj a CBtttfdb at ti val Base. The «•--I *.iil i>'| 53.000, in addition ntuctiaH of ai feast $Stt will be tiercel• for farni shi ig. Toward; this th< p is the Admiralty grant i EUOh about $500 celled d j
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    WOMAN'S APPEAL WITHDRAWN
    89 12 ImM 1W Appeal of I heom I irffitf Lam V asainst the decision «>i iae «T Mr. Justice C M W"™ ,V„ to be taken before lhe full appeal of the I M > w ul! r by mend for the n 111 It mm be recalled
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    AIR MAIL
    6 12 An Imperial Ah Thursday.
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    100,000 People Attend Exhibition
    133 13 Reuter. drt thousand I avavisit--1 during the r re the Engt- I 1 f its kind 1 una hundred i scientific yr in ail its o:T.\imately >ns in Sinea- while some j three to four times j ol the exhibits j 1 the best I I
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    CAGES IN THAI'S POLICE STATIONS
    152 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) ttangkok, Aug. 1». Correspondence in Thai papers is devoted to telling the I'olicc Department that, in order to be in keeping with Democracy these days, it is high time that something should be dene in effecting various reforms in the condition
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    FOREST DEPARTMENT JOBS FOR LOCAL MEN
    151 13 F OREST DEPARTMENT JOBS FOR LOCAL MEN RIVEN improved facilities for training in Malaya, it is a certain number of appointments in the nartment at present held by Europeans, locally-born men, states the 1938 report of Department, which has just been issued. given during po nihility of hnhods of local
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    Well-Known Soprano Here For Season
    89 13 Singapore, Tuesday, reran Cram a series of concerts in F 1 ho" n" Shanghai and We*har#*l. Hon o Kuu,„ ob «oprano wellMis; Barbara G Jmar, a a J*nmaaon JSSi m transport ship HMJB Medway. mrp-'ved In th patronage of hleh cine A B w anticipated
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    Committed For Trial
    25 13 Singapore. Monday. "i the preliminary death of a -bay" Drew, Ong Chow Ye\ haw hern stabbed to death at the junction OfWO«W»*
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    LARGE NUMBER OF F.M.S. APPLICATIONS FOR SPORE FISHERIES SCHOOL
    448 13 Fish Dealers "Uncertain And Cautious About Canning' ]i/IORE applications Irom the Federated Malay Slates for instruclien al (he fisheries school, which is being established in Siniracct.ncmie progress of the people of 1 h«* Federated Mau»v Slates for I his seems t;>
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    More R.A.F. Ground Men Arrive Here
    49 13 Sin ga pore, Tuesday. a SECOND contingent of ground A personnel from the R.A.F. arrived here at 7 o'clock this morn ing on the 'Chanta'a." The new men are coming in ronnection with the new R.A.F. units arriving lately for basing in Singapore.
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    THEFT OF IRON PIPE
    73 13 Bingapore, Monday. nENTENCE of one montn's rigorous imprisonment to be followed by six months' police supervision was passed by Mr* L C. Ooh, the fifth magistrate on Aw Ah Kow for theft of an iron pipvalued at S4, at Seng Poh Road in the early hours
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    Bank Officials & Deportation Order
    132 13 Bank Officials Deportation Order a TELEGRAM received from the A solicitors act ing for the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation in Bangkok states that they have not received any mformation as to a deportation order being made against the four officers of the bank who have been arrested. A previous message from
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    GOLD RUSH COMING IN MALAYA
    267 13 WILL there be another big gold rush j in Pahang shortly? This is the question which is exercising the mind:, of business-men and indus- trialists all over the Peninsula. Its answer depends upon findings ot Sir Lewis termor, who undertook an intensive geological survey of
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    Chinese Fruit Seller Given A Tar Bath
    189 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang Sunday. TARRING outrages were renewed in Penang this morning when a 50-year-old Chinese fruit seller was set upon by three Chinese, who after beating the unfortunate man emptied a tin of tar on him. The man whose name
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    "IT IS LIKE HEAVEN COMING TO MALAYA"
    368 13 Woman. 80. Flees From Hainan 11 rom Our Own Kepoitn Ipoh. Monday. i LARGE contingent of women and girl refugees from Hainan Island arrived in Ipoh over the week-end showing the effects of thei; nerve-wrecking experiences in the island now occupied by the
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    German Iran Barter Plan
    44 13 Reuter. Berlin. Aug. M Hamburg cotton Importers haire con eluded a barter agreement with Iran for the exchange of ten thousand tone of cotton against German finished pro-' duets. This is described as the fust I barter pact with Iran.—Renter.
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    TAXI TRAVELLED BETWEEN 40 AND 50 M. P. H., DRIVER SAYS
    694 14 Inquiry Into Army Officer's Death Singapore, Monday. JTVIIJENCE of how a taxi passed his lorry at a speed of between 40 to 50 miles per hour, then zigzagged away and was later seen by him to have been involved
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    Business Combine Runs Pin Tables
    206 14 nivivr 4, Singapore, Monday JAMNG that the operation of 'pin-tables 'in cWZL other public places by promoters who left tables but deleave any trace of their whereabouts, was a big busine* Inspector Gordon asked the third police magistrate Ti Fletcher-Cooke) to impose salutary fines in
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    98 14 MAJOR W. a. rrj mindmt »f tl Straits merits Volunteer lai v «apoi eat ti.-' (ad oi this mmylb I take up a new appointmeal uithtl' British M litar: Mi iea U thf Kffyptiaa Ai He has been wit'; B In Malaga and acted 1 G. Stokes
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    PASSENGERS BY "AENEAS"
    146 14 The following are passengers lor Malayan ports on Aeneas from the i United Kingdom which i.s due at Sinsai pore on Sept. G. j Group Cant. B I Billy, M C DPC I and Mrs. Silly, Rey and Mrs C King Capt and Mr: a. Anderson Mr
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    August Medal At Keppel Golf Club
    89 15 August Medal At K e pp el Golf Club ipo i Tuesday. taken out Medal as the and the following ores return,i > v. inner 1 7l i .(I and tl'O played as under:— N Elliot G m Millar I; \H SWEETS M G HarGunstone \V Fryer 31 or 35
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    Friendly Football
    26 15 I' friendly V latter*s A. Alia X A Sved. V. P S M Snaik N Syed. E Kader Mai- S Mohamed B Mohamed I
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    S.I.T. SOCCER
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB BOGEY COMPETITION
    139 15 Singapore, Tuesday. THE August Bogey Competition of the Garrison Golf Club was played at Tanglin on Saturday and Sunday, which resulted in a tie between Capt. C. Ryan E. A. Joy and C. F Jennings with a return of 2 down. The following were the
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    47 15 TO .).W SOCCER Div. 1 R A F vs. vS.G C —.Stadium 2A. R.A.F. (T.J VS. Marines re s.A. 2a. r.n. Malay l v> RA O C -Naval Base. 28. I iH v, Fai BaSt Moravia--S.R f. ;b y m c.a. vs. s.c.f.a. y- Y.M.CA
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    POLICE BEAT S.C.C. IN RESERVE DIVISION
    365 15 Singapore, Tuesdtv relief j S.C.C 0. PLAYING t han their opponents, the Police yesterday deC in a Reserve Division league game played on the ol interest for Mile as a team ed able to direct "ten kicks or control the ball. played in the
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    WEARNES SPORTS CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS
    410 15 THE annual athletic meeting of the Wearne Brothers Ltd., Sports Club was held on Saturday, August 12 at the Jalan Besar Stadium. A fairly large crowd wa-s prescr.'. amongst whom were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. F. Wearne. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. B Wearne,
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    HORLICKS PARTY WINS
    160 16 Singapore, Tuesday. \u Ba dminton Party dethe Bukom Sports Club in a of badminton by five games to love laat Sunday at the lattert hrst? UUs (HQr Payers mentioned {Jl?; J ?J 1I1 f; Le c c b£at Chow Pen g Kong MiTa fti 5 WilUe T
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    SAPPERS DRAW WITH MANCHESTERS IN DIV. I.
    400 16 HARD-FOUGHT MATCH ENDS WITHOUT SCORE Singapore, Tuesday. wwriT^ ri T: rs0j Maachestera n PLAYING at Changi yesterday in a Division I league fixture the Engineer, were held to a goaUess draw by the Manchesters m a game which was one of missed opportunities.
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    WELL SCORED
    23 16 Mace had a busy time during the ma<th h tween the Postals and the R.A..M.C. yesterda>. He let in seven goals.
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    Loyals Beat Malays In Garrison League
    246 16 Singapore, Monday. Lo > a,s 3; R.E. (Malays) 0. JHREE goals, scored late in the second half enabled the Loyals to beat the R.E. (Malays) in their Garrison League game played at Gillman Barracks to-day. The first half saw a fair exchange m the
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    Inter-Club Billiards
    95 16 I THE Municipal Services Club will bi "At Home- to the Post Office Club on Sunday. Aug 20. when a series of Inendly games will be played at n* dub premises. Farrer Park ihe programme arranged is as follows."— BILLIARDS do A.M >—N* Fork 4iS'|.°vJß' J t re,!liah
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    Soccer Friendly
    47 16 The following will represent the Chartered Bank Sports Club ia a fo-dav?2£ S IU I a i- Stadium uJT* o~ ye Hock > Jl T ong and Lenir Hock, Sim Chuan, Gillett and CasfeLs «r, and Hock Chiang Reservec m. Seng and Nadarajah. eserves A h
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    Handicaps For Ipoh Skye Meet
    179 16 Ha ndicap s For Ip oh Skye Meet Meeting to i„ rak Turf f it. ih r u f r^; Horses. CUs i n Woden ~,v 1 I f Kuala Princt Sam Bui Startock f'resid, llt Horses. Class J n„ Ha rap Cosmetic Inverfog Excuse M Pride Of Perak SfWM,
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    HOME CRICKET
    6 16 Reuter. London. Aug. 14.
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    THE BEST DIET DURING CONVALESCENCE
    102 16 d/sease°r ratlonS r WaSUng and other diseases you f eel so weak and exhaustf° that you wonder whether you'll yoTZ yyel c l D r ,o d ~es «i you simply must cat rw wea"est% fn Can J* mainM rir X7 aCh the Patients find
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    E. DONNELLY CHAMPION JOCKEY AT PENANG
    258 16 T 'X following are the full statistics r,h< wing th* nuners and jockey, at the Penang Turf Cluh recently completed. OWNERS Mr. A. Van Tooren 2n d l rd Tungku Amaloedin 3 Bulan Stable" I 'Mr. Hercules" 9 f 1 "Mining Kongsi" o 1
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    KOLEK RACING SIGLAP
    61 16 KoJeJc racing will be hi :< 1 Blglap on Saturday and Sundaj 12 and 20 at about 11 a in The events for Saturday kolcks manned by two and three P only. The events tor Sunday rill W I'oleks manned by two. thro seven persons respectively 0
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    S. C. C. TENNIS STARTS
    208 17 m the "C" S C.C. tennis the following reA I. Edmiston. Hil r ermann beat "p f. Kinsey trom A. V. I W. M. Hipkin. i; CUSS v c i 2 vs. Dr. J. A. P. r G Simpson I —o) R A. W. Hills
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    GLUT OF GOALS IN DIVISION II GAME
    493 17 POST OFFICE IN GREAT FORM Singapore, Tuesday. Post Office 7; R.A.M.C L AFTER a sensational start, the R.A.M.C. faded away and were severely 11 trounced by the Post Office to the tune of seven goals to one in a Division II "A" match
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    SINGAPORE LOSE TO GUNNERS
    90 17 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE Singapore Royal Artillery four defeated the Singapore Polo J Club in the Una! play of the BuMjg Shield at the Racecourse heie Wis afternoon. The match was won by the margin of one and two- sevenths which was
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    GOLF
    351 17 August Medal Result Singapore. Tuesday. THE August mcaal competition of the 1 Royal Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a tie betue.n H L. Marshall and P. D. Lavvson in .♦A" Division with, a net score of 71. W R
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      443 17 COULD NOT KNIT FOR NEURITIS If neuritisTothers you. deal with it as this woman dealt w.th her.y "For yean I was unable to km writes "owing to neuritis In my hanc Sst year I started taking *™f™> ana now the knitting craze is on I pan keep UP with anyone.
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    CHINA'S INDUSTRIAL FOUNDATION
    272 18 New factories And Mills Appear Development Proceedj n Along Systematic REVIEWING industrial reconstructs of resistance, Mr. Euyang lZ Z tun] Department of the Minwtrjt#% "during two V »Z v of Eeow,,.. 1 Mr Euyanc j Principle of ci I tnal policy fs j and to improv( 1
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    Guerrillas Dynamite Japanese Army Hdq.
    108 18 Loramr, Aug. 11. A V S on (ho weak "ie so-called occupied areas tne Chinese in <!,„ Kuemilaa operahnu 11 eas < «nd west of the zone ,n Eart U,,,MV made a s r S V K if <»* (he cw c^tar n, %^rv, n
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    JAPANESE COPYING KUOMINTANG PLAN?
    27 18 I Shanghai, Aug. 9. Preservation commit" OI lhp Pp;^ ar.d J)olltlC:l1 They are eoino .h^ to the kuj mZtina rotation rnteniationaTNews Ummer of
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    3,000 JAPANESE DIE IN "MOP-UP"
    37 18 j Shanghai, Aug. 9. i operation in ■sunn Shentung has resulted In the v-" bodSS? 3,000 back *«—I 1 Amon B the dead are Colone 1 Ya*hl "own op a t.—mteinational News.
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    SEMENOFF RECRUITS NEW "WHITE GUARD"
    33 18 L^A^ man the BusTaivuan iKnlsin Hankow service me allotment of Whit* rn. n ~ai *re as follow 1 wniw -Guardio s C 2 4 ,0 md 50(,: Worth
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    Wang Ching Wei To Be Reviled By Posterity
    93 18 Wivr- chain,, Aug. 11 ,'";f ««<• »n. ■pal <ni J>\ the n, f p arr i v "«w-cpuple succeeds. ang of which he S nst the K"omint future wave m »h 10niI11 de; erected in t wouW how provtociflj of llu Kweiaftei
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    Radicals Attack Itagaki Clique
    222 18 U Tn°T l, l Lik ?xr y Sllccess 0r 10 Tokyo War Ministry of his W'tvprin Shanghai, Aug. 8. WW* last yea" r ereh Shjnki Geneial It&ealri Minister he win 52 War nominal Supreme A, 1 111 h naval i Some about coinmitttai Jan™ 80 hesit
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    Serious Drought Worrying Japan
    49 18 Hongkong. Aug. 11 "Web iiu 1 i... P l P ro P<* in a.M.ro, lmat( rt v 2 °-f i^o eh U b r :1 S ,„r he P < i u d dtarih rean k." ,e st »'ed f„ r de|»l, 1,„ v,' "J""*- bee.,
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    Chinese In Philippines
    121 18 HHP ok- Chu ?*Wnfir f Aug. n staunch.rtovSL rn V one the j China's war r ni t« supporting clared r independence, deciared Genera (R e t I r v *eek W at'' St rned fr J a fourI -nnients speical emissary been best have ttons remittee
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    8 PLANES BOMB CHEKIANG COAST
    47 18 I Chunk I J£ IG HT Japanese militt Ta i, ch °w along the C mrrni, ast China early corning, demol'ttuug mr 100 th £123? dai the pi hit. CaLno],c Church by sev. hero a S2°5 dw rep rl i nere.—Central Mews
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    Indian With 15 Years Service Repatriated From Ceylon
    457 19 gj ven A Month's Salary Passage Colcmbo, Aug. 4. >rs sent out »>t' service by the Ceylon Governrespective villages by the Indo-Ceylon Mail. I >(iUl seven hundred persons have been tennis did not exceed a dozen. Most of the persons ,i to
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    Sethji Released
    12 19 j —Seth Jamnalal ,1 this morning by authorities. I'mlfc! Pre>*
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    Gandhiji's Assurance To Political Prisoners
    312 19 Calcutta, Aug. 8. TN a statement to the United Press 1 from Wardha regarding the prisoners in Bengal who have given up the hunger-strike Gandhiji sa>s. -I congratulate Subhas Babu on having succeeded in persuading the hungci-strikers to =W»f their fast even for two months
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    CONGRESS WORKING COMMITTEE
    383 19 Waidha, Aug. 0. aWR Congress Working Committee 1 met at 9.30 a.m. this morning at the bungalow of Seth Jamnalal Bajaj. Among the members present were Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Congw** President, Mrs. Sarojini Naidu, Sardar Vallabbhai Patel. Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramayya, Mr. Sankarrao Deo, Dr. B C Roy,
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    CALCUTTA ADVOCATE SUSPENDED
    104 19 mmm chief Justice, Mr. Justice Nasim rpHL Chier j v Henderson sus--1 All and Mr. Ju t s o uc^ f n the Calcutta pended an Advocate of the Court for a period of three ye July 26 last. The complaint against the Advocate *L-§ V\• withdrew
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    C. I. D. WILL CONTINUE IN THE PROVINCE
    179 19 Madras, Aug. 4. rIAT the Madras Government had suggested to the Central Government the abolition of the Criminal Intelligence Department working in the province on grounds of principle and administrative convenience, and that the Central Government did not accept the proposal was
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    16 YEARS R.I. FOR INSPECTOR
    194 19 Colombo. INSPECTOR S. M. Rahiman Saibo, of the C.I.D was convicted at the C olombo Assize Court, on July 14 last, of manslaughter of Mr. U Simon Perera and attempted manslaughter of Mr. Perera's son. Chandrascna, and wife. The verdict was by a majority ot
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    News Brevities
    268 19 Nag pur, Aug. 8 —The Working Committee of the International Aryan league to-day decided to discontinue the Satyagraha campaign in Hyderabad State (United Press.) Simla. Aug. 7.—Mr. Gopinath Snvas tava. Parliamentary Secretary. U.P.. and Covenor. All India Penal Reform Conference to be held at Lucknow In October informs
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    OPENING OF BASIC SCHOOLS
    284 19 I Leaders' Messages Lucknow, Aug. 5. -1 RECEIVED your telegram last j A night. The decision to open I,T«W schools for the new system ot edue .tion is a great undertaking. i bo« this will be successful in every respect. 1 offer my congratulations I on
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      11 19 ft Ml.» Y Daily India Page Edited by C.S. Muthukrishnan, B.Sc.
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      201 19 CURE FOR SNAKE POISON VET another story of how a man I I was cured of cobra poison by mere telephonic communication w "ported from the Madras Central Station, writes a reporter m The Hindu. f Av T Rahim. a motor driver of Adyar who was bitten by a cobra,
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