Malaya Tribune, 18 August 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's Nationa I Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI -No- 196. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, August 18, 1939. The Malaya Tribune ">* PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY AUGUST 18, 1939
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      266 1 RED SEA PROVISION STORE Situated in the Heart of the City WORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Phone 21*5 15 N »rth Bridge Rd., B 133, Hill Street. ■IMF 1 TT SAUSAGES J| 1 AT I DONALD'S FORK SAUSAGES lor breakfast /ft 1\ 2 I a ni< U for aKin C" By keeping
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      154 1 \mmWw\ EIIDIIITIIDE rVI%HI I VltC Jor.creie Garden Furniture supplied in colours and beautiful designs For the full range see our showroom. LEE KIM SOO LTD. Rfi, HIGH STREET. PHONE 2Gr>3. l brightn over everything—it's the weelenrr of lot: and s<'other of caies. lold.Leaf T>a •> n perfect Tea The nerit"
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      116 1 Exclusive SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. j MAJESTIC HOTLL, KUAI*A LUMPUR. BRITISH KMPIBE PHOIH'C'T I BENGAL Lamp* I of CURRENT FOR THE SAME ILLUMINATION. fMA I Guaranteed average Life of j <gfoP*Jt burning hour* under Normal con- I A j flj mwĔkm V 1 1 I I H
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    RAWANG CHAIRMAN ON TIN QUOTA PROSPECTS
    2520 3 Comments on sales I OF RIGHTS m the tin quota for the last quarter of the year was If i, v M«*. It- A. Coates presiding at the annual meeting Ti Ki. Ul > I .td., at Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 15. [jit'.van!-' r
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    GOVERNMENT SERVANTS FREED FOR ARMY
    112 3 Reuter. Madras. THE restrictions hitherto iin- posed on Government servants enlisting in thr Indian Territorial Force have been repealed by the Madras Government In future substitutes may be appointed to replace Government servants undergoing training in the force, the Govenuhent has ordered. The period of
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    GAMBLING SHIP IN SEA FIGHT
    238 3 Los Angeles, Aug-. 5. A LUXURY gambling- ship with 800 wealthy men and women aboard surrendered to-day after an all-night battle with law oincari four miles off Los Angeles, Swing music blared and gamblers in evening dress whooped and cheered as the crew repelled the
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      603 3 FAMILY.^.^ who deserves this regular care The companionship of your dog means much to you. Are you making sure that he is as impurities hiter into hi* healthy and happy as he might be? Regular «tosta; conditioning with Bob Martin s Condition rid Q f t h e impurities by
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    Last Night's First Nights ANNABELLA FILM AT THE PAVILION
    89 4 "DRIDAL Suite." the M. G M. production at the Pavilion, has the charming and popular Annabella in the leading part. It Ls a good and inconsequential story of a ycuns man with a rich father and his adventures before he meets
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    CHILD STAR AT THE CAPITOL
    95 4 is a very human story and a great deal of comedy in "Peck's Bad Boy at the Circus." which opened a season at the Canitol Theatre last night. Tommy Kelly. curly-haired little youngster who created sndi i m when hi I Boy." enhances his latest
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    "CENTAUR" TO BRING 24 PASSENGERS
    56 4 THE motor vessel in Singapon August 27 with ers: Mr. J. I Bei mers, Mr. Mrs A Lodge-Grey, Mr. <\ Misses P. V. H Mr. J. W. Mor MLss E. E. OS: kins. Mr. R. J s E. S. Freight. M M. Henderson Miss D.
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    GIRL INJURED
    38 4 A Chinese girl was said to havi Wt by a motor lorry H police station at a terday. She H wound over the B and contusions i jm face. She has been B general hospital. H
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    Bicycle Had No License
    25 4 p (From Our Owl Batu P; Baboo, an India:, fined $1.50 by Un magistrate of Batu P bicycle without I i
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      440 4 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular service between. Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Siang" Sept. 11, 4 p.m. "Hong Sdang" Aug. 25 Hong Kheng" Oct.
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      424 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. p*o and BRITISH INDIA %di corpora ted in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. iy3y StANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 bangalore b.coc Aug 26 RANPURA 17.000 Sept. 8 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Sept. 22 t BHUTAN 0.100 Sept 23 t BEHAR 6,010 Oct. CHITRAL 15.000 Or'
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      481 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Gennanj). The undernoted axe tne Company's Intended fixtures* OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 mi "ELBE" Aug. 20 I m.S. "COBURG" Aug. 31 ss. "POTSDAM* 1 omits Mai/ila, North China and Yokohama Sept. 12 *ss "GNEISENAU" omits North
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      139 4 I HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Oeutsch-Austrabsche Dampf.<chiffs Geseilschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AAD JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports Aug. 19 m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Aug. 19 s.s. VOGTLAND via Haiphong Aug. 25 s.s. NORDMARK
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      249 4 To-day's Crossword i I UI. |3 J p pT" "Jo" "p 9 10 TF jo o !3 19 20 2T —p 1 I L ITT i g I I I 1 1 ?4 1 ~pp jrttii; H 1 I i.1.l i CLUES ACROSS (1 rs s |M I, Material. I.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    467 5 n LONDON COMMODITIES London, Thursday. o5 ev i QUS To-day Change 0 Steady Steady, Quiet Rl B1> Buyers 8 9'16 8 9 16 Spot Sellers 8V 2 8 9116 +1116 September Buyers 8 916 8 9|16 1st Forvwt' r Sellers 8 9 k 16 8 9; 16
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    173 5 Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 17, 5 p.m. 4 Dividend Books n\ e]0M Sclangor 2>/ 2 Aug. 22 K-Vn-o«. 5% int. Aug. 23 RliS'n I" 3d No 27 Au g. 23 5d int. Sept. 8 Rl'BBrR 13 No 21 Au s 11 B-'o M T a T
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    846 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co, MINING Singapore, Aug. 17, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 4 1 Austral Amal 3 9 4 3 Austral Malay 38V 401Ayer Hitam 19,9 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 17 18 Batu Selangor 1.15
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    PRODUCE
    162 5 Singapore, Aug. 17. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam> W. Ccast No. S per Koyan Rice Siam 1 $166 Rice Siam 2 $151 Rice Siam 3 $145 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $105 Siam Broken Rice No.
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    PHASER'S DAILY REPORT
    85 5 Singapore, Thursday. nol at midday was $114, unchanged, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28»/ 2 cents, buyers October December 28 5 8 cents. Both London and New York suffered a set-back yesterday which had a S U !f t Sf llB
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    107 5 British Official Wireless. London. Auk. 17. Paris 176 45 64 New York 4.63 8 Montreal 4.63 1 16 Brussels 27.553 4 Geneva 20.72 »<» Amsterdam 8.73 Milan 89 Berlin 11.66» 2 Lisbon 110» Madrid 42» 4 Belgium 11.663 4 Athens 547» 2 Stockholm 19.31 1 2 Copenhagen 22.40~
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    TIN
    16 5 Singai>ore, (Friday. The price of tin at noon In Singapore to-day was:— $114V4 (up *i
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    RUBBER
    24 5 The price of rVober at noon \tt Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28 9 16 (up 1|16); Sellers 28 11 1G (up 1 16).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    229 5 6% Maynard Si Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 10f norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 ........101 102 norn 4%% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 4%% 1909 $1,000,000 Int. Mar.
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    EXCHANGES
    212 5 Singapore, Aug. 17. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the daily cir cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. J|} Jig London demand 2; onts Lyons demand Switzerland demand 1« Hamburg demand «5 New York demand 54 5 8 Montreal
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      32 5 THE EASTERN UNITED s sl uance corporation. limited. marine, motor vehicle, Dfvt i RV P£ Rson\l acci Tliiv 4 X J'°RKMEN'S COMPENSA. 11U > AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. U Cpc lL RTRJPKT, KTNGAPC^E
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      148 5 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LIMITED. The Company, which is incorporated U the 8.8. and registered as a Trust Com pany, undertakes the following duties:EXECUTOR 3: OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRAIOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUSTEE OF
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      212 5 BANK OF CHINA SOERABAJA SUBAGENCY Kambang Djepoen 176, Soera b a j a Telegraphic Address:— "Chungkuo, Soerabaja'' OPENED FOR BUSINESS August 14th 1939 ——i—i——— I THE I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England), SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Eaid-up Capital £1,000.000 Reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD
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      517 6 ik»ifes[ HHSSif liP-HDS]gg^gj WANTED an experienced teacher (School Certiorate) jState minimum salary required. Snapshot essential. Apv4y St. Theresa's Memorial School Kiuang. <43-B) WANTED YOUNG CHINESE 18 to 24 as office general clerk. Small security required. Apply Box No. 899, Malaya Tnonne, Singapore. (50-B> WANTED: Intelligent hard-working assistant to Representative. Typing,
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      521 6 Musical Instruments Furniture For Sale FOR SALE: Household furniture, suitable for small house, $130. Radio $40. To Let: Bungalow, 6% mile, East Coast Road, private, quiet, small rent. Particulars Box 8S3, c!o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (30 .B) UPRIGHT PIANO by Wendover, London, fine condition with 4 ft., carved stool, all
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      629 6 Miscellaneous THE HINDU Illustrated Sunday Edition Madras reduced price 12 cts. Malaya I Sole agents, Sivaguru Brothers, Kuala Lumpur and Penang. (44-B) YOU CAN Never lose at the Races it ycu follow the perfect sound sensible simple system of Turf speculation given in the book "Pick The Winner" cents fifty,
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      559 6 HAT MARVELETTE CONVERTIBLE, ownei driven, newly overhauled, duco painted $700 or nearest offer. Apply Box «88, Malaya Tribune, Penang. (15-B. "OUR PRICES ARE CHEAPER THAN EVER 30 reconditioned cars to choose from Hong Motors, 28 Cavenagh Road, Phone 2123. (4 B) TO-DAY'S SPECIAL BARGAIN. Triumph 8 HP Roadster with dicky,
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      574 6 STAMPS FOR SALE: Apply 41, St. Patrick's Road, Telok Kurau, |34ngapore. (39.8) 23 Straits George V lc. to $1, price $1.60. Ten sets $15. 12 China lc. to $1, price 16 cts. Ten sets $1.40, 100 sets $12. Malayan Approval Books available. Yong Ah Tee, 70, Batu Tiga Road, Klang.
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      427 6 SINGAPORE MUMCIPAL*T* ANNUAL MJITLIEs^I»i nY Tenders are invited undei "h ing heads for supplies t, f AJtUiicipality from Ist Janu v nea Por* one year:— 1&40 f cr 1. Brooms, Baskets i Brushes, etc. p aHc v 2. Bakau Firewood 3. Bakau Piles (for >ral 4. Bakau Piles (for SeVS
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    LEAGUE COMMISSION REJECTS BRITISH PALESTINE PROPOSAL
    906 7 Goes Beyond Terms Of The Mandate Reuter. London. Aug. IS. THE Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations has issued a report on the British White Paper of last May. The Commission considers that the White Paper goes beyond the terms of the
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    British Women In American Quarter-Finals
    148 7 Reuter. Brooklines, (Mass.), Aug. 18. IN the American Lawn Tennis doubles championship in which the British Wightman Cup players have leached the quarter-finals, Alice Marble and Mrs. Fabyan beat Betty Nuthall and Nina brown, 6-1. 6-2 Helen Jacobs ano Dorothy Workman beat Mary Hardwick and
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    REVISED TIES AT S. C. C. TOURNAMENT
    230 7 J FOLLOWING are revised ties in th< S.C.C. autumn lawn tr ims tour nament. TO-DAY >:cri doubles handicap: D. E L. \nekTiOn and Miss DuiT 3' v« Major X McL. More and Mrs. Hipkin (_ls>; g H Daly and Miss Hopkin i 3)
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    PADGHAM'S AMAZING ROUND
    83 7 Reuter. Brighton, Aug. 18. IN the second round of the News Chronicle £1 000 Golf tournament. Allied I'adgham made one of the lowest scores erex made in first class golf tournaments in Great Britain with a net score With an aggregate of 138, Padgham todows the leader
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    MYSTERIOUS MOVES OF COUNT CSAKY
    93 7 Reuter. Berlin. Aug. 18 MYSTIFICATION has been created by conflicting- unofficial announcements regarding Count Csaky's activities Ur Germany. Notwithstanding circumstantial ot the Hungarian leader's visit to Her.- Yon Riobentrop. the Propaganda Mmi-try yesterday afternoon denied that the two statesmen had met. Usually reliable sources In
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    Japan Keeps Pot Boiling
    150 7 Reuter. Pei))ing, Aug. 18. j j INTIMIDATION of Chinese servants I of Britons ha; now advanced to j threats of murder unless they leave their employment. Many servants have received such etters from the so-called anti-British Pickets Corps, explaining that Lhe warning letters ere sent because
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    New Demands
    112 7 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Aug. 18. If the Japanese- succeed in their demand tor the handhi 5 over of the four Chinese suspects, they will raise the question cf the surrender of members Of the "doomed battalion who are now kept In concentration camps in Shanghai under
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    ZIONIST REACTION
    123 7 Civil Disobedience Policy Discussed Geneva, Aug. 18. 'Ihe ZicniL'fc Congress is expected to adopt a policy cf stronger resistance to th? British Government's Palestine proposals following the publication ci Mandate Commission's view that Hi White Faper does not accord With tfc League interpretation of tne Mandate. Dr. Weizmann
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    SHANGHAI BLOCKADE THREAT
    132 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 17. T i 4 REPLY io Ihe effect that the possibility of a blockade of the foreign areas of Shanghai could not be excluded was given by a spokesman of the Jaoane.se Embassy at a press conference. The spoke-man however characterised "nothing but rumours"
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      738 7 vtaHMOUD'S' RACING LETTER—Dear MAHMuu CODE as advertised I Ll\e shell deal with the forthcomFor SINGAPORE TURF RACES'. CONPCHNING two selections, one a "GOLD Sp" Candidate, and -condly a genuine C J fancied animal running the same a I J i'ld Strongly advise ALL.to, pur a -thf CODE there would be
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      493 7 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Mt. Emily Swimming Pool. It is hereby notified that the above Pool will be closed for cleaning on Menday and Tuesday, 2Let and 22nd August, C. H. GOLDIE, Municipal Secretary. THE RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA. Applications are invited for the post cf Assistant on the Experiment rotation
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      322 7 Singapore Municipality TENDERSTENDERS are now Invited for tne following materials or service. For particulars see Municipal lenaer Room Date of Closing Supply of Liquid Chlorine for the year 1940. 4 p.m.. Oct. 16. 1939. Supply of Bait Glazed Ware Pipe*. Specials, etc. for 1940. 4 p.m.. Sept. 22. 1939 Supply
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      203 8 MijiLj ANTI JEWISH DEMONSTRATION l £°Zm 1 IN MORAVIA Prague, Aug. 17. SERIOUS anti-Jewish demonstrations have occurred during the past 24 hours at Brno, capita] of "PYF" it iii fit; ,oravia MT MMa MMIMMwM. Czech students ana others belonging For Efficiency, Reliability and to extreme nationalist movements paradServlce. Ed the
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      168 8 1939 AMERICAN H.M.V. RADIOS. RADIOGRAM MODEL 11 Ql II R.C.A. Tubes S. S. PRICE $525/--$44.00 Per Month For 12 Months Sole Agents for Malaya: Kee Huat Radio Co. 122-124, Orchard Road. SINGAPORE Phon; 4566. EYE EXA M I NATIONS EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY. Specializing, tew Ocular Muscle Anomalies r J^^W Crossed Eyes,
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      56 8 fir th tireventioti efsickness! CLEANSE THE SYSTEM Thoroughly with Agents: BARLOW CO. Ocean Building, Singapore. tmmammammmammmM ß mm m 5 APB 28. P—— nan yang 4 TIMES DAILY MALACCA TO SINGAPORE. AT NAN CHIANG HOTEL, 84, Bunga Raya Road. Phone 92 SINGAPORE TO MALACCA AT HAICHEW HOTEL. 35, Beach Road.
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      147 8 GRAND SELECTION CF MOV A D 0 VULC A I N j ROSKOPF CV M A WATCHES ARE ON DISPLAY AT YICK WOH HING 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near Middle Read 1 PHONE NO. 7922 Do not fail to come and sec themDr. Kennedy's Bladder Kidney P* Recommended to youiiff
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      904 8 To-day's Radio L i "'j,- >»>•>»• ■■>-....^ SINGAPORE 1 NIROM 9 30 ISanis* music. 1 LONDOX 9 48 Exchange rates ZHL 225 metres (1 13 mcis) YDC 15.15 Mc|s (19.S m.) g'.go Time signal. Interlude. TRANSMISSION 5 ZHP 30 9G metres (9.69 mcs) a.m. M 10 -05 Brian Lawrence's Ensembles.
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      362 10 f' 1 i JUBILEE THEATRE -AN ALPINE AVALANCHE OF MOUNTAINOUS MERRIMENT! -t- r-\ _1P A J W 10-Uay3-l5 6-15 9-15 Sat. 19th Sun. 20th Jit's a rib-tickling titan of Tyrolean tomfoolery.... as a screenful of .snowballs and Double Features 2.30 P.M. S screwballs—yodels and yokels—Swiss cuties and Continental beauties. .climb
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      257 10 LAST NIGHT: 6.15 9.15. THRILLING MURDER fig) X IF _M MYSTERY MUSICAL show "PREMIERE" with JOHN LODGE, JUDY KELLY. JOAN MARION. HIGH WILLIAMS. An Ou'standing Brivi h FffaA 1o I xrsow—3FNl utona t .ly diffhrent fritED ASI AIRE and GINGER liOl. IN THEIR FIRST DRAMATIC ROMANCE—THE TRUE-LIFE STORY OF THE
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      90 10 ANOTHER BIG "CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN" TO-DAY 3-15-6-15-9-15 AT THE C APITOL The Lad You Loved as 'TOM SAWYER' in A New RKG Radio r—■.. STAN ft OLLTE are coming back in Their Biggest Riot of Fun Merriment |"^T^^CAPita! M I j M.G.M. announce the presentation of a BRAND NEW
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    Theft Of Sand From Sea-Shore
    235 11 Singapore, Thursday. fONVICTED on an amended charge v of attempted theft of sand from the sea beach of Blakan Mati, the property of the War Department on July 23. Tan Guan Hoe and Koh Guan Seng were tinned $45, or one month's rigorous imprisonment, and
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    HURT BY PLANK
    59 11 Singapore, Friday. Reported to have been injured by a falling plank in a saw-mill at Padans Jeriugau. off Kallang Road, at about £&ree o'clock yesterday afternoon, a Chinese coclie was removed to the general hospital. He sustained a severe lacerated wound over the band and a contused
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BRIBE TWO WITNESSES
    385 11 Suggestion They Should Run Away (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 17. IT is nothing more than a lodging house you are going to, and it is no disgrace," said Mr. R. C. Redman, the First Magistrate, committing Bishan Singh and As Kaur,
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    RUBBER FAMINE COMING
    332 11 Sincrapore, Thin sday. TORAUINC has iflrio been difficult and the turnover small, as operators are fdill reluctant to take a view, write Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Sinirapore) Ltd. in their rubber market review. Stock:; in Europe and America continue to decrease in «ji the fact Ihat the>e
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    GERMANS RELEASED
    30 11 Reuter. Warsaw, Aug. 17. It is learned that the leader of the Young German Party in Upper Sitesa and some other members of the party have been released.—Reuter.
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    SOCIETE DES ARTISTES CHINOIS
    198 11 At the Committee Meeting of the Societe Des Artistes Chinois the following members attended:— Tsu Tsun Lien (Chairman), Chang JuChi, Chong Yew Chow, Lee Kwei Sheh, Lin Bhuo, Tah, Yeung Yuen Hwei, and Chen Chung Swee. It was decided to hold an exhibition at Chinese Chamber
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      223 11 HULLO! OVERSEAS RADIO SERVICE CALLING Pubtte Address System for sale or on hire. Mobile Amplifier can be supplied from stock or made to at competitive rate. Servicing all makes of Radio j PHONE 32i5. 199, Oreliard Road. NEW WORLD DANCE PALACE. THE LARGEST AIR-CONDITION-ED CABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR ft
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      26 11 li-ApICSI! "1 BIOZYGEN YEAST-VITAMIN TAB- 1 I LETS CLEARS THE SKIN OFF I t UNSIGHTLY SPOTS AND J I BLEMISHES. 5 oMafnabte /rom medicine storet 5
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      159 11 I ENJOY I YOUTHFUL I VIGOUR I in 30 minutes! There is no need lor a lengthy ana tiresome treatment for weeks or months if you teel weak or old be- fore you are young. The latest remedy of a great German Scient- Ist by the name M.P. PILLS five
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      13 11 COMING SHORTLY A^HAMBRA JUST RELEASED FOR GENERAL EXHIBITION I com/ax; shortly I AlhambrA
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      272 11 Piics and Public in unanimous Praise of "DARK RAPTURE" *Tt is a rea'ly worth-wmTs documentary film of a trip through the Belgian Ccngc showing Lhe life oi the pygmies in the jungle and the giant men in the' interior. Tne shots of wild animals being roped by unarmed men and
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    THE CHARMED CIRCLE
    739 12 JHE news of the appointment of Mr. Reginald W. A. Leeper as British Minister in Bucharest is of interest as one more indication that tradition in Britain is slowly but surely changing. It has been the custom to recruit the diplomatic servicp from a very restricted circle.
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    What TRADE UNIONISM CAN DO for MALAYA
    1034 12  -  By E. T. HUANG unions, through official encouragement, will soon be established in the main cities throughout Malaya, and in course of time they may constitute a force to be reckoned with in the local industries. It is pertinent, therefore, at this initial
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      164 12 j —i sew with a salisfacfion W HIRE PURCHASE TERMS f/mSf ARRANGED. m Wsor Robinson Co., Ltd. i i >• i 1 SMART INEX PENSIVE SHIRTS THIS IS A LUXURY SHIRT rffl THIS ]AS CAREFULLY TAILORED j (TIFTDOPOf F AND AS WELL MADE AS SIHRI I THE M ST EXPENSIVE
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      57 12 Try Nan Sin For Better Value. ten®/ Whatever jptical ...Nan Sin has exactly what you ft ant plus efficiency and economy Try Nan Sin service complete satisfaction guaranteed, or your moi.ey back with a smile. NAN SIN OPTICAL HOUSE MAfuifucturlncj Ophthalmic Optician/ H. O. 325, North Bridge Kmea Phone 8363
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    TENSE EXPECTANCY IN GERMANY AND ITALY But Britain And France Are Calm
    341 13 Poland Unimpressed By Lightning Stroke Rumours War Of Nerves Continues AXIS activity continues to be devoted to the creation of deliberate tension over Danzig. Latest "unofficial" report from Berlin suggests that Hitler is preparing a lightning stroke Ttalian
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    Diplomatic Talks
    161 13 Reuter. Paris. Aug. 18. M. Bonnet (French Foreign Minister) and the Soviet Ambassador, M. Sourits are understood to have had an important conversation yesterday afternoon devoted entirely to the Polish situation. The French Ambassador to Germany, M Coulondre, leturned to Berlin from his holiday on Tuesday and resumed
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    Only Germans Uneasy
    134 13 Reuter. Official circles are anxious that generalisations about the nervousness of the German people should be avoided, but foreigners who have lived here for some time have an impression that public un easiness Is steadily growing—Reuter. Rome, Aug. 18. A feeling of suspense over Danzig continues to
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    Poland Optimistic
    396 13 Reuter. Warsaw, Aug. 18. A feeling of greater ease prevailed in political circles here. con. ti a stinc with the rjfessimism of Wednesday when it looked as though combusUbte elements in the disnute were about to blaze up. It is understood that both in Danzig I are negotiating
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    "We Want Churchill!"
    58 13 Reuter. London, Aug. 18. AN appeal signed by 375 members of the staffs, of British universities has been sent to the Prime Minister urging the inclusion of Mr. Winston Churchill in the Government. The signatories are drawn from 22 universities and colleges throughout the country and include
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    BRITAIN READY
    127 13 Supreme Courageous Defenders Reuter. London, Aug. 18. SPEAKING at the launching of the dreadnough Fcrmidable the Air Minister, Sir Kingsley Wood said strength and vigilance must be our watchwod. This country had power in its air force, its financial strength and also in the unconquerable courage and determination
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    CHURCHES APPEAL FOR CONFERENCE
    113 13 Reuter. iv va, Aug. 18. PLEA fur the Po vers to call a world (inference at Th? Bunt as the only way out of the pres«nt international diffi"i., j conhuned in a resolution passed by the World's Alli- ting the Christian of orst thirty countries, resolution
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    New Moves To Save 4 Chinese
    110 13 Reuter. anghai, Aug. 18. Granl Jonea rejected for a writ of r the four Chinese 11 on a matter of round that Prof, ad Miss Fry were the case and in no way connected with the prisoners who s made no affidavit that \hq
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    Two Chinese Confess To The Murder
    308 13 Reuter. mar*/*.. Hongkong, Aug. 17. J»no Chinese entered Reuters office sited a document purrottmL' to be a copy of an open letter Sir GeorTry Northcote Hongkong) and Sir A. tark-Kerr (British Ambassador to -tona) and making the dramatic anthat they are the real heng
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    FRONTIER CLASH
    149 13 Reuter. Bucharest, Aug. 18. A RUMANIAN soldier was shot dead, another was reported missing and a third was wounded in a new incident in the Hungarian frontier yesterday. According to an official cominun que from Homorog a Rumanian patrol was fired at from the Hungarian side. Official circles
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    15 Japanese Bombers Near Hongkong
    105 13 Reuter. Japanese bombers flew ever British territorial waters at eight o'clock this morning in the vicinity of the Stanley Peninsula, Hongkong island. No warring shots were fired by the shore batteries, but it is understood that vigorous protests will be made by the British authorities.
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    JAPANESE DENY PLAN TO CUT OFF HONGKONG
    209 13 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 17. j\N Admiralty spokesman stated to-day that the Japanese Navy did not plan to blockade Hongkong. He said, 'There is no necessity for such action and the Japanese Navy has no intention of provoking fresh international complications with a friendly
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    JAPANESE WILL ADMIT FINAL BATCH OF JEWS
    53 13 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 18. THE Japanese authorities have now agreed to allow all Jewish refugees now en route to Shanghai to live in the Japanese occupied section of the International Settlement. This includes refugees sailing tomorrow on the German liner Potsdam and the
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    46 13 Berlin, Aug. 17. GRUESOME accounts of the antiGtrman "Urrcr" which Poland is alleged to have let loose in Upper Silesia fill the front pages of the meaning Tales brought by refugees over the border are said to liave aroused indignation and a'arm all over German Silesia.
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    FRENCH MASS AIR RAID ON BRITISH METROPOLIS
    517 13 Big Test Of Defences London. Aug. 18. AN Air Ministry statement says that the French air manoeuvres over England were executed, according to plan, in war conditions. The French airfraft met the British defence ard all the formations were attacked by British fighters.
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    NO NEW DOLLAR
    42 13 Reuter. Chunging, Aug. 16. A SPOKESMAN of the Ministry cf Finance states that rumours that the Chniesf Government is considering issuing a new currency are without foundation, adding that Government's policy of maintaining ihe national currency remains unchanged.— Keu<er.
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    Frontier Incidents
    23 13 Warsaw, Aug. 17. Serious disturbances between Nazi Storm Troopers and Polish officials are reported from Bethuen, on the Danz;g Corridor frontier.
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    DANE SHOT DEAD IN SHANGHAI
    166 13 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 18. A DANE named Holger Peter Krogh. aged 39. was shot dead this morning outside his residence in the International Settlement as he was entering his car to proceed to office. Two Chinese accosted him as he was leaving his house and
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    STOP PRESS
    82 13 Reuter. Tientsin, Aug. 18. The flood situation is mmc threatening. Parts of the CWnc"r ci"v and the British concess.on air already under water. Meanwhile the Hai River, on which Tientsin stands, is still rising. The authorities in the British and French Concessions and the Japanese-con-trolled areas are feverishly
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    Behind the News
    567 14 A XIS press comments —a unanimous chorus obviously officially inspired—on the peace conference rumours may fling the wishful thinkers into the depths of pessimism, until the next batch of such rumours comes along*, but the calm observer will oonetede that they do not alter the position, which
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    Government Approves Chinese Reporters' Show Condition That It Must Be Non-Political
    395 14 BOOKINGS REPORTED TO BE BRISK (Tribune Staff Reporter) */M)VKkxmE\T ha, now -iven its approval to the staging of a dramatic play by Chines., journalists in Singapore on Sept. 1 in aid of the China Belief Fund, and it is
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    Woman Kneels In Court
    61 14 Singapore, Thursday KNEELING and weeping bitterly before the magistrate, an elderly Chinese woman, Ah Yee, pleaded for leniency. She was charged with hawking without a licence at Keong Saik Road. 'Tm poor and starving. I come from Canton," she pleaded. Mr. C. H. Koh, the fourth
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    Indo-China Governor's Arrival Postponed
    269 14 XVYVING to unforeseen circumstances, the arrival of His Excellency the Governor General of Indo-China, M. Jules Brevie, has been postponed to Aug. 25. If. Brevie will now sail for Europe by the "President Dounier" which will leave Singapore on Saturday, Aug. 26. This will be the
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    FELL INTO 60-FOOT WELL
    281 14 Singapore, Thursday.. he was employed with three others in concrete piling work in connection with the construction of a jetty at the Singapore Naval Base, K. Mc named Mustapha (25) slipped from the top of an open well and hurtled 60 feet, sustaining fatal injuries. A
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    AIR MAIL
    9 14 Two Imperial Air Mails are due to-day.
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    Opium Charge Against Well-Known Chinese
    347 14 Singapore, Thursday. ftENIALS that he owned the bungalow where the raid was made or that he had any knowledge of the presence of chandu on the premises other than the ten tubes of Government chandu he had bought from a frknd for S3, were made
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    312 14 HOLMES-CHANCE Singapore, Thursday. A BEAUTIFUL ceremony, uniting Miss Eleanor Evelyn Chance and Mr. Patrick Edward Micheal Holmes In marriage, was solemnised this afternoon at St. Andrew's Cathedral with the Bishop oi* Singapore officiating. Miss Chance is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. L. Chance, of Stourton
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    Ruling On Money Lenders' Ordinance
    244 14 Singapore, Hmrsdar. HOLDING the vi< tha 1 was a money-lender and that i came within the me; lins Money lenders' Ordinal Mr. Justice M an action in the High Coort :o-ix-aith costs to be paid by the pontiff. The claim was for $2,060, repre•renting $260.
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    EUROPEAN DRIVERS NEGLIGENCE
    313 14 (From Our Own Co-respondent) Penang, Wednesday REMARKING that other people had taken the earner in question thousands of times without any accident. Mr. Lin Koen I** the third magistrate, imposed fines totalling $15 on a young K" rt> pean, A. Gerritsen, who appeared on two traffic chains,
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    LORD NUFFIELD'S GIFT TO SINGAPORE CHILDREN'S AID
    575 15 READ ABO UT SHOW IN "THE SKETCH" Singapore, Friday. JN its July 26 edition, the London society weekly "The Sketch" published a full page of photographs of prominent Singapore women who were taking part in 'The Circus Comes To Town." When Lord Nuffield,
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    Stabbed Man For Peeping At Midnight
    113 15 Silver Wedding Singapore, Thursday. Avery enjoyable At Home was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H C de Winde this evening on the oc casion of their Silver Wedding anniversary. Mr "de Winde who. for the past 20 years, has been a surveyor with Mt&Sfi. Fogden. Brisbane Co.,
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    Silver Wedding
    148 15 GARRICK THEATRE CHANGES HANDS Singapore, Friday k Theatre in Geylang, P iE r v known as the Apoho V be en purchased by Mr. :rc P m- -T P who has been th theatre on lease for the r'bv the Tribune. Mr. Lint 1 rv ;'V.ili be taken to improve
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    GARRICK THEATRE CHANGES HANDS
    22 15 CAP ST. JACQUES mis Steamer xap t>i. S c spore WiH Saiy and will sail tor Co lombo, Port- Nantes and Bordeaux
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    CAP ST. JACQUES
    26 15 Remembers Singapore Lord Nuffield, who read about "The Circus Cornea To Town" Ui a London weekly and seal a cheque to the local Children's Aid Society.
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    HAIRDRESSER SUES EX-EMPLOYER
    720 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penan>/ Wednesday. Kang, wife of a chartered aoeouriant in l}*>h. and i of "Marselia'' hair-dressing parlour, figured in an il suit in the District Court to-day, when the latter formei the sum of $243.80. ot* which amount. $98.80 a supplied to the defendant,
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    RESCUED FROM DROWING
    31 15 Early promenaders witnessed a poUce constable rescuing a Chinese sea at the Esplanade at about three this morning. The man was taken 05 waSSK to the General lospUal.
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    Delightful "Chips" Film Coming
    228 15 I ROBERT Donat supplies some of j the best acting of a notable I career In "Good-Bye, Mr. Chips," which was given a special preview at the Capitol Theatre yesterday. The production will be publicly screened at the Capitol in a few days. It Is the
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    Young Offender Cautioned
    302 15 Singapore, Thursday. REMARKING thai because accused was young and still in school he did not wish to record a conviction against him. Mr. L. C. Goh, the fifth magistrate, cautioned and discharged a 17-year-old schoolboy. Tan Seng Guan, a pupil of the Government Trade School, who was
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    TAMIL KNIFED COOLY
    81 15 (From Our Own Correspondent. Segamat, Wednesday. Periasamy, a young Tamil claimed trial before the Segamat Magistrate. Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, on a charge cf causing grievous hurt with a knife to Vedan a cooly employed on Sungei Senarut Estate, Batu Anam. The nolice said that the
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    ORGAN RECITAL THIS AFTERNOON
    148 15 piRST of a series of afternoon organ recitals to be given by Mr. Werner Baer at the Victoria Memorial Hall will take place this afternoon, commencing at 5.3 C. Mr. Baer's programme will ineiudo Marche Solenelle by Mallly. Minute Handel. Andante (Gluck>, Finale in A. (Harris)
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    A.R.P. Instructors' Course
    52 15 (From Our Own Correspondent. Segamat, Wednesday. (CANDIDATES for further A. it. P. training will gather in Johore Bahru to-morrow to attend an iristructon' course. The course will occupy two week-ends. Because Government is not paying any allowance for t levelling, many civilians are not making the journey
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    ARE TIN FORTUNES ON THE MEND?
    828 16 Annual Meeting Of Kuala Kampar JHE annual meeting of Kuala Kampar Tin Fields Limited was held at Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday. Mr. H. A. Coates presided. He said: On account of restriction, both our dredges have been working intermittently during the year, and at
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE CONCERT
    217 16 Singapore, Thursday. JHE Telok Ayer Epworth Leaguers put up splendid effort in their concert at the Fairfield Girls' School to-night. Mr. Lee Bah Chce, as Professor Knows All. convulsed his audience with his "wisecracks." Then there were musical moments provided by the deft fingers of the Misses
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    What The Stars Foretell
    290 16 TO-MORROW for Art ens. Ge, U, **>*■ nave to do dm,,,, th f eter v., s money influence, ar? strong Venus aspect 4 love romance and nleawr* sporting stir- C r e m j n able for turf acUiiti c dabble in real e tat* DanH
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    Housebreaker's Leap From Window
    267 16 Singapore, Thursday. JAN Kau Kiah appeared, before the District Judge (Mr. J. L. McFall), this morning, and pleaded guilty to housebreaking by day in order to steal. He admitted two previous convictions. Accused. sai,l Chief Court Inspector B. H. Tunn, was surprised by tne wife cf
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    K.L.M. SELLS PLANE TO BRITISH AIRWAYS
    70 16 Reuter. London. W !l OV/ING to the loss of three ol thfffj liners in fust D\ ways, Ltd.. bought a Low air liner from the X.L.M. Lmes to supplement their fleet twin engined monoplane passengers at a top S P**J\ f Ǥ3 an hour
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    MALACCA INDIANS WIN
    90 17 From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. \Y on the Banda Hilir I Malacca Indian Assoteam of Young Euraa fair crowd. The by two goals to nil. had themselves to defeat, for some of cad of taking the ten wasted chances. 5 a hard long-range vhveh the goalkeeper
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    HAMMER AND CO.'S PROFITS
    98 17 Hammer Company, c ended June 30 1 r trie year amounts tance brought fora ot ~o cents per absorbing $78,300, lc dealt with of laving a iUUJ mmend that this h as follows: Pay 75 cents per share S-8.3U! carry forward balance ol eight motorTrie water
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    HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE AGAINST MALAY
    147 17 °w Own Correspondent) dacca, Thursday. 3] lias Mat Kapal 2'-vear-cld Malay, hanre of houseTi t& property tired, appearPolice Court on -Inspector Uphill, who tse, asked lor ano--meirt for further accused was re- 1(1 l n en uxly until Aug: 24. A which the two Malay of
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    FUOND DRUNK NEAR RAILWAY STATION
    82 17 m Own Correspondent) f ii l°™re Bahru, Tuesday. -1 «angasamy, was this morn;>ed a dollar with ah alterw n day's imprisonment by the fr S nd Mr. M. Ismail, on a road near the Jo- ..in Hallway station. usee, was arrested by a police road
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    Extra Year For Breaking Prison
    627 17 Javanese Given 4 Years Only Day Before U'lom Our Own Correspondent) i Muar, Wednesday. yesterday to a term of four years rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills at the ttuar Assizes on a charge of having committed housebreaking fey mght by entering
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    SINHALESE ASSN.
    57 17 The following have been selected to represent tne Sinhalese Association aeainst the Newton Rccklites on Sunday. Aue 20 at 2 p.m. on the Association ground at McNair Road —P. M Sirisena (Capt.), Mayo Pereira, S. WilliamG Nandadasa, E. Abeywardena Arthui Perera. Norbert Fernando. A. Kanatunga. A.A. David. A.
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    Mr. K.G.A. Dohoo On Leave
    37 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Wednesday. MR X G A Dohoo, Assistant British Adviser, Segamat, has proceeded on a fortnight's local leave.. He has left for upcountry with Mrs. Dohoo and L
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    Dr. C. Chelliah On Leave
    37 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Wednesday. DR c. Chelliah, Deputy Medical Officer, Segamat, is on a fortnight s leave and he has been at Segamat by Dr. G. Woodhull from Johore Bahru.
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    Strachan Beat White Rose Party
    131 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Thursday. THE Strachan Badminton Party of Batang Tisra entertained and defeated the White Rose Badminton Party to the tune of 5—2. played off at the Home court on Sunday. The scon i were: (Strachan playeri mentioned iii 11 KNOUB Goh
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    69 17 Th» following will represent Hon; Win Juniors vs. Tamil Brotherhood Party in a friendly game of soccer ou Saturday on the Clerical Union ground: Yocu Sin; Chit Lim. H<:J-n Noon; Wen Zlew. Choo Quee. Cnwee Chua »Captain Choong Hee. Chee Tang Koo l Chye, Hbrig s.cv and Boon
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    CUSTOMS BEAT POLICE
    310 17 (From On Own Correspondent) Johore Bahrili Thursday. niSPLAYING better combination, the Customs defeated the Police by four goals to one in the Johore Bahru district semi-final Hull Cup soccer match played this afternoon at t/ne Istana Padang. The Police, however, were without the services of four of
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    Women Fined For Gambling
    102 17 From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Thursday. CIX Chinese women. Tan Huat. Lim Ah Hoo. Hong Ghow. Lim Sai Hong. Hong Khetl and Stong Sen", were brought before UngfeQ Ismail, first magistrate oi Batu Pahat to lace charges of gambling to-day. following a raid by police
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    FAVOURITES OBLIGE AT IPOH RACES FOXY WINS TO PAY $50
    880 18 FAVOURITES OBLI GE AT IPOH RACES FOXY WINS TO PAY $50 First Day Of Skye Meet Ipoh, Thursday. FAVOURITES were to the fore on the first day of the Perak Tuif Club Skye meeting. The highest dividend was returned by Foxy, who paid §50. Trainer O'Neill had three winners each.
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    Winning Side
    27 18 Tb~ Johore Madrasa Alhastas Islamic School tnm which defeated the ♦MTvapcrc Aljunid Islamic School by lcur seals to one yesttrday at the Cievlanff Road Stadium.
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    ANNUAL MATCH AT ISLAND
    202 18 THE playei President vs yin tllnes in at the Island ciub m Eu **nJ morning Au" 20 B*s 8.50 H. B syrn Liat <9> ¥8 W Eldrrri lal (6). 8.50 V Nak ,o shida (8» vs t SukavL s Hn Terabe '18» u t 'Hi 9.00
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    Weights for Second Day At Ipoh
    282 18 JHE following are the weights for the second da; Club skye meeting on Saturday: Horses, Class 4, Div. 1, 5 Furs. Str. Woden 10.00 New Zealand 9.12 Sam Burger 9.11 President 9.06 Tin Pool 9.05 Horses. Class 4. Div. 2. S Furs. Str. Kuala
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    Municipal Club
    71 18 The Municipal Services Club will be at home" to the members of the Post Office Club on Sunday, Aug 20 lrom 1 pm. The following will rePl s2siLir Municipal Services Club:— TENNIS:—A. I. Pereira, Lee Bark rnVT Lim Tan Jui N agh. BILLIARDS:—Ang Kee Nam. Loo rhnr g
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    ORDER OF RUNNING FOR TO-MORROW
    99 18 THFRL i> iii< ricn-acrestaacr /<»r fa ■aorrow'a lam at Ipoh and the order cf rmuiinf tj a» follows Racr 1: Ponfe [km 5 furs. Bare 2: 11« ases, Dm v mm. I 5.. lurv Racr 3: Ponies, Cam k, Div. t 5 furs. Race I:
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    SINGAPORE TEAM FOR ISKANDAR CUP
    105 19 -more HbkUy Tennis J T» l Cup) having d Malacca last month will I ik in the semi- me" saturdav. and Sunday, final 1-' nd at' Kuala Kangsar. All ,mM- of this match is ex- Tlu meet Kedah next month. P" t,d Y. i.,en the
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    St. Anthony's Institute Sports
    267 19 Singapore, Thursday. «uu mnnal athletic apart* *l St. T" S Institute was held yesJ' th. lalan Besar Stadium. trriU> fairh *ood gathering. ,hm *i,; present were the i m 1,, t v i v M Cordoso, Rev. DireeKuh i malves J M Lourl"r A, Vii seiier.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    85 19 Jj a return match of two singles 4 ncl infee doubles played on Saturday, ?2> V MCA., the V.M.C.A. J^ al r; R A.I by five matches to <, TVr RESULTS 4 D ~Dr B H Sheares beat nnS Goald 8 ~6, 6—3UOLBIES Dr. Haridas &T. KobaJ«ni heal
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    50 19 have been selected to i for the V.M.C.A. against Excise on Tuesday, Aug. 22 at 5 Ail lhe Anfc -on Road Ground: Wee M. Swyny, V. N. Pillay; E. uj? Vaughan, G. J Moxon, H. jngn; Jackson, W. Mitchell, S. Orton, •cßeath, Tan Guan Kiat. ReJohari, R. Taylor.
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    Impressive Workouts At Bukit Tinggi
    438 19  -  (By Benny Solace gLOW work was gone through this morning- at the Bukit Tinggi valley course when candidate?, under Fox and Marland were exercised in preparation for the Singapore Turf Club Gold Cup meeting, opening on Saturday next. -3 The Bukit Timah tracks were not
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    "Tribune" Tipsters Do Well
    74 19 THE Tribune tips were again to the fore in yesterday's races, at Ipoh, when no less than four straight winners were predicted by our racing expert, "Spectator." "Spectator" also scored a remarkable success at the recent Penang meeting, particularly on the final day when he tipped
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    Scottish League Fixtures
    109 19 THE English football league commences on Aug. 26. Fixtures in the Scottish league, both divisions, for Saturday are as follows: SCOTTISH LEAGUE DIV. I. Arbroath vs. Alloa. Ayr United vs. Rangers. Celtic vs. Hearts. Falkirk vs. Cowdenbeath. Hibernian vs. Clyde. Motherwell vs. Aberdeen. Partick T. vs. Albion
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    10 19 TO-DAY TENNIS: S.C.C. Autumn Lawn Tennis Tournament.— Padang.
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    WELL HELD
    22 19 An incident in the match between the Johore Madrasa Alhastas Islamic School tram and the Singap< Aljtinid Islamic School yesterday.
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    Police Beat Govt. Services In Segamat
    556 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) POLICE 2; GOVERNMENT SERVICES 0. JJEFORE o good gathering, the Police scored a fine win to take the championship of the Segamat District soccer league, on the Government English School padang to-day. They met the Government Services and won by
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    HOME CRICKET
    62 19 Reuter. London. Aug. 17. Results of cricket matches played in England were: Sussex won by an Innings and 106. Suaaex: 501 lor 5 declared (John Langi!d°o 2021: Leicester 114 and 281. At Swindon the game between West Indies and WiKohiiv was drawn. West Indies: 270 (Smith 5 lor
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    S.R.C. CRICKET
    44 19 The following team will represent the S.R.C. against the United Services on Saturday and Sunday, at Tanglin: R.H. Eain. P.D. Almeida. G. Clarke, R. Thoy, L. Outschoom, D. Ross, L. Alvis. E. Le Mercier, N. Sullivan. P.F. de Souza, and R. Jansen.
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    Muar Police In League Final
    278 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Thursday. |IV beating the Muar Police by 2 —o in a league match played at the Muar Club padang yesterday evening, the Government Offices enhanced their chances for league honours. They are now one point behind the Johore Military Force*
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    RUGBY MEETING
    29 19 The annual meeting of the Rugby Section of the S. C. R. C. will be held on Friday, Aug. 18. at 5.30 p.m. at tne Club House.
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    REBUTTAL TO WANG CHING WEI
    94 20 Hcngkong, Aug. 15. ANOTHER strong rebuttal and denun- ciation of Wang Ching wei's recent broadcast speech delivered in Canton was given yesterday by General Li Hanhuen, the Governor cf Kwangtung, who urged the Kwangtung ceople to rise up and destroy Wang, the n V ional
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    Tokyo's Cabinet Said Resigning
    227 20 Hiranuma Itagaki In Disagreement Central News. Chungking, Aug. 15. MESSAGE from Hongkong quotes intelligence reports i-eceived by a certain consulate as declaring that the general resignation of the Hiranuma Cabinet in the near future is believed to be imminent as a result of differences of opinion
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    CHINESE FILM TO U.S.
    74 20 International News. Hongkong. Aug. 11. PRESS reports to-day, said the China Motion Picture Studio is shipping one of the mo c t popular Chinese war movies to the United States. The film, named 'Defend the Four Big Kwangtung Towns." is recorded in the Cantonese dialect, especially
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    JAPAN'S POSITION IN NORTH CHINA AREAS
    1788 20  -  What They Are Exploiting (By H. H. Barger the Chinese troops withdrew from Shantung province in North China during the early part of the SinoJapanese hostilities, they left as little as possible for the Japanese Army to occupy. The industrial plants of Tsingtao were
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    CHINA TO PAY WITH WOOD OIL
    196 20 Chunpkinir t. TOTAL of w oil will be «hipped totbM, states to repay China's rsi 1 000 obligation inder th I.oan Agreement, Chinese circles interned \h. lv? Press to-day. The W00( j ment will continue f or a n< h j five years until
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    CANTON NOW A CENTRE OF PUPPET POLITICS
    291 21 MR. WANG CHING WEI CHANGES TACTICS International News. Hongkong, Aug. 11. pANTON is becoming a centre of puppet politics owing to the pre- c< of Mr. Wang Ching-wei and his supporters of "peace with Shanghai and Canton are the two main points where
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    Japanese Prisoner's Appeal
    146 21 Central News. Chungking, Aug. ?4. \NrSE prisoners interned in Sian, J > \:)i:;U cf Shensi province in "china, on August 12 addres- ..un to Generalissimo Chiang :rving deep respects and also :t r cable to the Japanese i-ointi' them to overthrow the military. .nit- Suburo Uvcgi, one
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    Chungking-Manila Radiophone Opened
    215 21 Central News. Chungking, Aug. 15. .KIXG a now milestone ot* China's international eommunicaJi radiophone service between Chungking- and Hongkong en Chungking and Manila was inaugurated to-day. w«l marked by a brief bich Dr. H. H. Kung. ted wiih Sir Geoffrey Hongkong Governor, and h official of Manila.
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    Japanese Recruiting Russians
    47 21 Central News. Hongkong, Aug. 15. AGES reaching here state tk at Russians in Harbin aged between 18 and 48 have been compelled to ake military labour service for nese, building fortifications and "ways, etc., since the outbreak of 'Jnter-Mongolian border righting.— 1 -al News.
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    CHINESE DRIVE ON NANKING
    63 21 Central News. Chungking, Aug. 14. THRONG of Chinese guerrilla units attacked a town southwest of Nan on Au". ii. resulting in a three severe battle and killing over 170 soldiers. .Another war message says that Major Shibata, of the 58th Jaoanese Regiment, v killed in a
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    JAPAN SAID FORCED INTO AXIS PACT
    230 21 International News. Shanghai, Aug. 11. A HIGH Japanese government official said to-day that Japan i was being forced towards an outright military alliance with Italy and Germany because of the United States' abrogation of the 1911 treaty of commerce and British resistance in North
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    JAPANESE KICK SICK BELGIAN
    65 21 Hongkong, Aug. 10. MEANWHILE the anti-British 1" campaign in North China has involved a Belgian who went to Peitaiho, a seaside resort northeast of Tientsin, to recuperate from his recent illness. Upon his arrival at the Peitaiho station, the Belgian was mistaken. for a Briton, whereupon
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    PRESS AGAINST HANDING OVER FOUR CHINESE
    250 21 Central News. Chungking, Aug. 14. I local press editorially questioned London's wisdom in surrendering the four Chinese to the "local court" in Tien'sin and London's general tendency, to submit to Japan during the Tokyo negotiations. The Sin Hua J'h Pao pouted out that the
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    Japan Now In Debt To Germany
    224 21 International News. Shanghai, Aug. 11. JYURING the present Sino-Japanese war Germany has sent much larger shipments of goods to Japan than Japan managed to export to Germany. As a result, the Japanese are commercially indebted to Germany with huge sums of money, pari of
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    JAPANESE INSULT AMERICAN WOMAN
    77 21 Central News. Hongkong, Aug. 15. A TIENTSIN message states that ihe mother of one unnamed. s. 4 aff member of the American Consulate in Tientsin suffered insulting treatment in the hands of the Japanese gendarn smmi a search station on the Asani Road in tV Japanese
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    One Cent Notes To Replace Stamp Money In Shanghai
    418 21 Shanghai, Aug. 16. rvHE question to to who will even- tually suffer for the large quantity of postage stamps now being circulated in Shanghai as a currency medium has already become a buybear to large sections of the local community, especially
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    Anti-British To Turn For The Worse?
    117 21 Central News. Hongkong, Aug. 15. THE anti-British movement In North I China Is likely to take a new turn io the worse as a result of the Japan-ese-sponsored conference of the representatives from the various anti British committees in the North China cities held
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    CHINESE DROP TENNIS WITH SIAMESE
    51 21 Central News. Hongkong, Aug. 14. AS a piotest against the anti-Chir-m ese movement in Siam, Chinese tennis champions have decided to withdraw from the Hongkong exhibition games with the visiting Siamese team this week, while the Chinese community has decided to boycott the matches.— Cenial
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    Police End Career Of A Shanghai Casanova
    326 21 Shanghai. Aug. 9. A GREAT Chinese lover, who turned out also to be a thief, was senfenced to nine years' imprisonment by Judge Chiu a*, the Second Special District Court, recently. Chiang Chien-chiu, the accused, was said to be a poet, and being
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    JAPANESE PLANE
    53 21 Central News. Chungking, Aug. 8. PART ol the wreckage of one cf the Japanese planes shot down by Chin ese pursuits during the dogfights last 7/eek was found at. a spot ten kikme res east of Chungking. The wrecked .ving found was clearly painted with the Japanese rising
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    JAPANESE BURN CHINESE TOWN
    100 21 Central News. Chungking, Aug. 14. W J REPORTS Teceived from Kiangsi Pro- I vince reveal that the Japanese Wt troops recently massacred the people B' in Lcutien village, southeast of Nan- chang, and then burned down the vil- 9 lage. Details state that twice before, the
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    Anti-Indian Agitation In Ceylon heads To Clash
    271 22 Leaders' Deputation To The Chief Minister (United Press). Colombo, Aug. 10. FOLLOWING intensive picketing of Indian shops, hotels and restaurants by Sinhalese picketers, a fracas occurred in Gintupitya areas. It is alleged that an Indian intending to visit an Indian hotel despite the
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    REFORMS IN DHENKANAL
    205 22 (United Press). Dhenkanal. Aug. 8. THE Dhenkanal Durbar has, it is understood, issued instructions to the Chief Minister and heads of the vuious departments to make necesary arrangements for the introduction, at an early date, of the new reforms announced by the Kaja Saiitb in July last.
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    ARYA LEADERS CONGRATULATED
    220 22 (United Press). Wardha, Aug. 9. GIN Hi AI satisfaction is expressed in Congress circles here over the successful termination of the Arya Satvagraha in Hyderabad. It is felt that the Arya Samaj has been vindicated completely. Pandit Jawaharlai Nehru in an interview said: 'T am glad to
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    I.M.S.: Madras Assembly's Protest
    226 22 (United Press). Madras. Aug. B.—The Madras Assembly this evening adopted the following resolution protesting against reservation of certain specified pests in the provinces for members of the Indian Medical Services:— •'This Assembly recommends to the Government to convey to the Secretary of State that in the
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    ASSAM COUNCIL
    95 22 (United Press). Shillong. Aug 7 —The oppositionists will it is understood, make vet another attempt to defeat the Ministry by amending the Finance Bill in the second Chamber which sits for its consideration on Aug. 10 next thereby necessitating its being referred back to the Assembly or ultimately
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    HOW TO SHORTEN CONVALESCENCE
    101 22 A long convalescence ls tedious and tiring to both doctor and patient. After many operations and illnesses, digestion is affected and Impaired, yet it is necessary to eat well to regain your strength quickly. i The trouble is that the very thought of food is often
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    NATIONAL PLANNING
    439 22 SUBCOMMITTEES TO MEET (United Press). Eombay, Aug. 10. THE United Press understands that the various sub-commit-tees of the National Planning Committee are issuing questionnaires to their members further elucidating their terms of referSto learnt that informal meetings ef many sub-committee, were held last week when a lot of
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    Drugs Import Bill
    130 22 (United Press). Simla. Aug. 7.—The United Press learns that the draft Diudgs Import Bill will be shortly published in the Gazette of India. It is not yet decided whether the Bill will be brought before the Central Assembly during its Simla session. All Provincial Governments except the
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    Resolution On Burma
    132 22 (United Press). Madras. Aug. 9.—ln the Madras Council this afternoon ihe following resolution moved by Sir K. V. Reddi was passed without division:— "This Council recommends to the Government to urge upon the Government of India the importance and necessity of their not finally entering into any
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    PROPERTY TAX IN BOMBAY: CASE AGAINST GOVT.
    208 22 (United Press). Bombay, Aug. 8. A CHALLENGE to the Bombay Government to prove its authority to levy the urban immoveable property tax (which is an offshoot of the policy of prohibition) had an echo in the Bombay High Court today. Sir Bvramjee Jeejeebhoy
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    PROHIBITION: REJOICINGS IN BOMBAY
    220 22 (United Press). Bombay. Aug. 5. ENFORCEMENT of prohibition in Bombay has resulted in rejoicings throughout the length and breadth of the city, particularly in labour areas. Alarming reports about possible illicit manufacture and smuggling of liquor have been disproved. Several preventive and emergency measures following one
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    NATIONAL WEEK
    163 22 (United Press). Balasore. Aug. 10.— Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose has issued the following statement: "When the Left Consolidation Committee met in Bombay towards the end of June last, it was decided to observe an All India National Struggle Week from Aug. 12 onwards. "Since then certain internal developments
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    Manufacture Of Arms In India
    89 22 (United Press). Simla, Aug. 12.—The United Press understands that the Government of India have taken in hand the manufacture of arms and ammunitions in India. Manufacture of shells and machine guns is, it is further understood, being vigorously pushed at present. A big plot of
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    SPLIT IN MUSLIM LEAGUE?
    412 22 (United Press). Lucknou, u? |0 THAT the All-India Mus|j m gue is threatened with 'J' and Mr. M. A. Jinnah's leade'? 1 is being challenged by the v,, p sections of the League are indfe!s by the trend of resolutions are proposed to be moved t
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    News Brevities
    338 22 (United Press). Allahabad. Aug. 10 -At the meeting of the Allahabad Municipal Board held last night Mr. Zahur Ahmad. Muslim League Membei. reopened the question of hoistmg the Muslim League flag otw the Municipal building in place of the tricolour (Congress> flag which ha- been flying there for
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    Mass Prayers For Rain In Sind
    469 23 QO VERNMENT DECLARE PUBLIC HOLIDAY (United Press). Karachi, Aug. 10. he A f°^ al l OV th c .s rovince offered public Almighty for the "gfft of rain." Mass prayers were templesand mosques, in some places, while at others ed, Oh Varuna-Thou God of
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    128 23 (United Press). Wardha, Aug. 11. MAHATMA Gandhi although at--111 tending the meetings of the Congress Working Committee for about three hours in the afternoon, has been carrying on his usual lire in the quiet surroundings of Shegaon. Accosted by the United Press representative while cut on his morning
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    DRIVE AGAINST CORRUPTION
    97 23 (United Press). Peshawar, Aug. 11.—Further mfoimation regarding the Frontier Government's drive against corruption reveals that in the Forest Department, departmental action was taken against six emplcyees, the punishment including suspension and reduction in pay and in the Education Department similar action v as taken against three persons.
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    Why Sethji Was Released
    248 23 (United Press). Jaipur, Aug. 9. ¥N regard to the release from dc- tcntlon torday of Seili Jamaalal Bajaj, the following communique has been issued by the Jaipur Government:— "Since Seth Jamnala] Bajaj had been under detention in .Jaipur Stale has health on the whole has been
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    Sjt. Subhas Bose Back In Calcutta
    150 23 (United Press). Calcutta, Aus. 12. O.T. Subhas Chandra Bose, accasapanted by ."Mr. A-hr.ifuddin Ahmed Chowdhury. Secretary of the Bengal Provincial Congress Committee, returned to Calcutta frcm Balasore yesterday morning. At ihe station Sj. Bcse saw a copy of he telegram sent on Thursday evening
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    REGULATION OF MONEY-LENDING
    104 23 (United Press). Madras. Aim 7.—The Mmister for Agriculture and Rural Development informed the Members of the Madras Legislative Assembly to-day that Government had under consideration the question of introduc ng a Bill h>r the regulation of money-lending and for fixing a maximum rate of interest on loans
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    BENGAL ELECTION TRIBUNAL
    303 23 (United Press). Wardhagant, Aug. 11. IT is understood Dr. Rajendra Piasad, Congress Pre* ident, has sent n wire to the Bengal Provincial Congress Committee directing that the provincial Election Tribunal shculd stop functioning pending the disposal of the complaint against the el ret ion of the nr-w
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    CHARGE AGAINST C. P. MINISTER
    286 23 (United Press). Wardhaganj. Aug. 11. TEX members of the Congress party in the CP. Legislative Assembly were summoned to Wardha this morning to appear before the Parliamentary Sub-Committee to substantiate the allegations made by them against a CP. Minister, the Hon. Mr Misra. in a
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    India-Born German Says He Is Not An Alien
    371 23 4 'Does Not Know His Mother Tongue" (United Press). Karachi, Aug. 12. niSCLAIMING his nationality, Mi Adalbert Forstner, 25-year-old son If of a German resident of Karachi, has submitted a representation to the Government of Sind for the grant of a Certificate
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    64 23 (United Press). Peshawar, Aug. 11.—His Excellency Sir George and Lady Cunningham left for Karachi this evening by the Bombay Expi ess. Fiom there they will taKe the Imperial Airways liner reaching London an Aug. 17. His Excellency was seen off at the railway station by a large number of officials
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    42 23 (United Press). Lucknow, Aug. 11.— About half a dozen Shias were arrested to-day for defying the order under section 144 Cr. P.C. while they took out an effigy of the Congress Ministry from Faisar Bagn shouting anti-Congress and anti-Min-istry slogans. —(United Press
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