Malaya Tribune, 21 August 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI -No- 198. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 21. 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, Augtist 21, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1989 ?vF7|H
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      279 1 "RED SEA" ORANGE ItJICR. i»en SEA PROVISION i STORK l iRTH BRIDGE ROAD. PHONE 2133. tfILK BAR OPEN DAILY FROM 1M A.M. TILL 11 P.M. FOOD PROBLEM WITH GASTRITIS r rf wanted to find a food not irritate the inflamed stoma :h walls of patients suffering from that at the
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      79 1 CURING PILES FISTULA WITHOUT a Dangerous diseases to human being. Guaranteed cure of piles in ten days without operation. It Ls i j very dangerous illness i It badly effects all the important functions ol the body. It creates indigestion Habitual comti- > i pat ion. Intestinal disorders. General debility,
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      95 1 A True Table Food J Organic j^^r lodine. TYRODONE' Tablets jive 200 times more organic lodme thon an equal amount of Steak, Milk or Eggs. In all ccuvs o f Anaemia. General Debility, ner•ous or Glandular disorders. Tyrodone is superior to the liver or drift kelp: l* contains pure organic
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      175 1 DIAMOND j Bedsteads t The Wigh refutation that fflf -Diamond" Besteads Hav# established !hrou f hvut M.ia > a Ii based on Merit. \C for many yean ihetr extreme durability and line finish haa become mcrea* aiaffy rerQjni*ed as the •Undartl of quali(/ ant 4 h DIAMOND MTTAL; l/ 1
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      79 1 saw Exclusive GOWNS SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY ROAD. (SINGAPORE. I MAJESTIC HOTEL, j KUALA LUMPUR. f MALAYAN ay be is* -n T Winner for two successive years of ihe m■ m &Sf tm9 si:<ijal prizes for Canned (-urn M 8 Mm Ii 1 at the 15th and 16th M.A.H.A.
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    "LANCER SPY" HERE AGAIN
    154 2 Last Night's First Nights I ANCER Spy," the 20lh Century-Fox production vas shown at the Alhambra a tong time ago but was withdrawn under circumstances which suggested iiiat objections had been raised to it. Ii has now been released for general exhibition and is again at
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    What The Stars Foretell
    250 2 TO-MORROW FOR I < h S>. .4 bad da forceful action in S /cr indulging spot I Favourable for selling I J investment.' Avoid d Z I keep out of t?i c way of < >/re coin pa ii ii, Z SPECIAL INFLUENCES 5 ?J /o
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      447 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY_(I932) 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 Siang" Aug.. 25 "Hong Kheng" Oct. 9.
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      427 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. II Bi and BRITISH INDIA incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S'por< 1939 fcANCHI 17.')00 Aug. 2 t bangalore e.cnc Aug 2 RANPURA 17 000 Sept, RAWALPINDI 17.000 Sept. 2: t BHUTAN 0.100 Sept. 2 X BEHAR H.OCO Oct. CHITRAL 5.000 Oct.
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      444 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The ttndernoted axe the Company's intended fixtures:-— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI NORTH CITINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 I bus. "ELBE" In port 5 m.s. "COBURC Aug. 31 s.s. "POTSDAM" omits Maoifa, North China and Yokoliania S ept. 12 •ss "GNEISENAU" omits
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      159 2 HAMBCRC-AMERIKA LINIE Oeutsch-Australische Dampfsctaiffs Geseibchaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA tiVD JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports Aug. 20 s .s. VOGTLAND via Haiphong Aug. 25 a.s. NORDMARK via Manila Sept 1 t m. DUISBURG
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      244 2 To-day's Crossword .'il* M* I -•1 6 T~?~r io |§fi"Tn ii A—- v I I lid 111 IP ...Q 22 23 ~~~~~W 111 Ip"" 'ISw i i ii i y?y- y IT 30 i—l—l I—l —-__J—l—l—l—l_J— CLUES ACKOSS: CUES DOWN 8. Whether me likes it or not. 1. Mrs. 9.
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    Renter's Commercial Service
    365 3 II f LONDON COMMODITIES London, Saturday. Previous To-day Change KiiuUK Buyers 8 1116 Closed Sellers 813 16 ber Buyers 8 5 8 M Sellers 8 3 4 i Dec. Buyers 8 5 8 M Sellers 8 3 4 rch Buyers 8 5 8 Sellers 8 3 4
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    161 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 19, l p.m. r Total l ia Dividend Boota financial m clow Date Ex. Div. Payable Date No. 49 Sent. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 2 10 .< 2V2?* Aug. 22 Aug. 24 Aug. 23 JJ 5\ int. Aug. 23 Aug. 30
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    855 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Aug. 19, 1 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampal Tin 3 6 4 1 Austral Amal 3 9 4 3cd Austral Malay 38V 40Ayer Hitam 13 9 19 9 Ayer Weng 0 72 0.76 Bangrin 17. 18 Batu
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    Quotations Lyall And Evatt's Short
    291 3 Singapore, Aug. 19. MINING Buyers Seller! Ampats 3 8 4i Ayer Hitarns 19 6 211Hitams 0.31 0.33 Batu Selangors 1.16 1.20 cd Hongkong Tin 16 6 16 6 Bangrins 17. ig. Cnandtriangs 18 6 19 6 Hong Fattx 0.58 061 Idris Hyd. 61- 7U i
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    TIN
    15 3 Monday. The price of tin at noon In Singapore to-day was:— sii:P, (down Vn).
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    RUBBER
    19 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28 0 16; Sellers 28 11 16.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    243 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 10* 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 V V" 108 108 n m 4%% 1909 red.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    99 3 Paris 176 45 64 New York 4.68> 8 Montreal 4.68 116 Brussels 27.55 3 4 Geneva 20.72 V 2 Amsterdam 8.71 Va Milan 81 Berlin 11.C6»/ 2 Lisbon 1101/4 Madrid 42 V 4 Belgium 11. 1 Athens 547 Stockholm 19.40 Copenhagen 22.40 Bucharest 660 Helsingfors 227 London, Aug.
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      30 3 THE EASTERN UNITED 1 1 CORPORATION, LIMITED MOTOR VEHICLE, PERSONAL ACCI TK)\ U V O,{ KMEN'S COMPENSAvV«> PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. 11 ••••hTT CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. f W. HALL, fWtßeral QManager.
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      222 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. 1 Guaranteed and Controlled by 1 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, 1 LIMITED. I The Company, which is incorporated in 1 the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A 1 WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE
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      330 3 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO". Paid Up Capital Ch. $46,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch 3,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. $2.647.000,000.00 Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman of
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      492 4 tlflSSIf HP-HP S WANTED: An Efficient Building Overseer, preferably Chinese: Only per.enced men need apply. Box No. Malaya IMtoqne, Penang. (66 P WANTED: By a well established insurance company transacting Fire Marine, Motor, Compensation, Personal Accident and General Insurance business a comrradore Will influence. Excellent prospects for right man. Apply
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      522 4 WANTED Job Experienced Estate Clerk anywhere. Ponniah, 45, Malay S-reet, Kuala Lumpur. (45.8* I ACCOUNTANTB O O K-KEEPER •'Chinese i, widely experienced and strongly recommended. Only responsi- ble position considered. Apply "AC", 60, Neil Road, Singapore. <49-B> ENGLISH LADY wants position, housekeeper, mess, boarding house or hotel Up-country no objection.
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      634 4 YOU CAN Never Jose at the Races if you follow the perfect sound sensible simple system of Turf speculation given in the book 'Pick The Winner" cen'.s fifty, available from ail good book-sellers and News Agents. (47-B) YOU CAN ACQUIRE a beautiful voic lor singing and speaking. You will surprice
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      517 4 FOR- SALE:— "Golden Arrow*' Raleigh Bicycle with 3-speed, lamp and bag. Cash $35 or nearest offer. Apply:— Tan Chong Beng, 3, George Street, off Chulia Street, Singapore, after 5.00 p.m U3-B' CLOSING SALE. Call at 771, North Bridge Road. Singapore. All kinds of piecegoods to be sold very much below
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      535 4 Domestic Occurrence MRS. TAN KOK CHENG and family tender their heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for their night visits and attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. Tan Kok Cheng and also to those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence, lent their cars and rendered assistance generally.
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      408 4 IN THE HIGH COTTi STRAITS SEI SETTLEMENT 0 f Suit No. 698 of Sf?OBE In the Matter of Ah Soo otherwise kn, \> r- BetTan Choon Thoh <L.S.» I Ng Kok Nam 2. Ng Kok 3. The Official' A the proper. Seng, bankri by Order 0 1 C dated 3rd
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    Striking Improvement In British Coal Exports
    168 5 British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 19. THE last few months have seen a striking improvement in British coal exports. During the quarter endci June 30 last,, a total of 10.253.000 tons were sent abroad from the United Kingdom imp red with 8,225.0u0 tons in
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    £371,452 IN DEATH DUTIES
    53 5 British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 19. Five estates upon which piobate was granted yesterday will yield to the Exchequer a total of 1371.45- in death duties. The largest, was thai of Mr. Samuel Watkinson. Yorkshire woolstapper. who left £536,206. estate duties upon winch would amount io
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    Navy Ready For Anything
    244 5 Reuter. London, Aug. 20. THE Royal Navy is now in a greater state of preparedness than ever j before in peace-time and even than in 1914. writes the Sunday Times' Naval Correspondent. It is no exaggeration to say that If war should break out the entire
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    Lies Killed
    75 5 British Wireless DETURNS from Palestine show that the release of persons detained on political grounds is continuing on a considerable scale as the situation improves. In the last fortnight nearly 700 were released. The total number under detention on Aug. 12. was 2.s63—this figure has quite recently been
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      471 5 v-TYS' RACING LETTER —Dear /CODE" as advertise-i l deal with the forthcomfpOßE TURF RACES. CONselections, one a "GOLD c and ccondly a genuine rtjl c l*\ animal running tbe same y advise ALL to pur n Ay there would be no f knowledge DEAR READe facl that both hoives Job,"
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      649 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE SI RAITS SETTLEMENTS' SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtor: TAN BOON SENG. Address of debtor: No. 343. Joo Chiat Place. Singapore. Description of debtor: Cierk. No. cf Proceedings: 241 of 1939. Date en which wage-earner's
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      758 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Waffe-earner's Administration Order. Name oi debtor: UM BAH (HEE. Address cf cicbtor: No. 123, Albert Street, Singapore. Description of debtor. Clerk. No. of Proceedings: 274 of 1939. Date on which wage-earners Administration Order
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      636 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTSSETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtor: KARLM BIN OMAR. Address of debtor: Room No. 51. Maxwell Read Postmen's Quarters. E ngapore. Description of debtor: Postman. Nc. of Proceedings: 314 of 1939. Date on which
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      79 5 For Style, Comfort, Economy, I CONSULT Th* Oriental Optical Co., I MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Head Office: 162, South Bridge Rd. Branch Office: 348, N. Bridge Rd„ SINGAPORE. FREE TESTING. i DRUGLESS HEALING. MAX TING SIM, Ph.D., DMT. D S.T.. M.c P.. F.P.c. (Land.), F.N.A.M-Th. «Lond.t. MECHANOTHERAPY. PSYCHOTHERAPY ELECTSO-TBERAMt. Wo. 6. Jalan
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    Smuggled Cloth Tied Round Thigh
    111 6 (From Our Own C Johore Bahru, sal Chinese woman, calling hen "sin-ken" and ignorant law, was charged Second Magistrate, Mi to-day with attempt!] Customs duty on thn cotton piece cloth. cents, duty being 15 cc i Outlining the case Inch? Abdul Aziz. A tendent of
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    Raub Cold Mining Co. Progress Report
    667 6 Singapore. \londa\. THE following is the report of the genual manager of the Rasa U s. tralinn Gold Mining, Co. Ltd.. fov the four weeks ended Aim UNDERGROUND D E VEI.OPMENT Se< uon Dm-ng Cross Cutting Winzing And tUsimt I Raub 310 179 69
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    EXCHANGES
    20 6 ..choline oTOCI The following are t*cnan& this morning according to the cular Issued by the HongKorn Shanghai Banking Corporation
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    SELLING
    55 6 London T.T. London demand Lyons demand Switzerland demand Hamburg demand New York demand Montreal demand fcatavia demand Samarang demand Calcutta demand Bombay demand Rangoon demand Madras demand Colombo demand Hongkong demand Shanghai demand Amoy demand Canton demand Foochow demand Swatcw deman-i Saigon demand Manila demand Bangkok demand Japan demand
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    BUYING
    56 6 •London TX Louden demand London 30 days' sight London 60 days' sight London 3 months' sight London 4 months' sight New York demand New York 90 d s Calcutta demand Bombay demand I Rangoon demand i Madras demand j Colombo demand Australia demand New Zealand demand Bar Silver Banh
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      193 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Prices from 25 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA 1934, LTD. Singapore, Malacca. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, PiiUf. EYE EX AMI N A TIONS, EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY. $1. eializing:. ftft*s. Ocular .Vuscle Anomalies /.T^^W Crr-sed Eyes,
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      192 6 I NEW TRANSPARENT* COLOUR FOR LIPS I Tfclt m«fhod of lip rolouring, ttoJoo trmm It* |l«moiovt South S«a Maid**, \m lip* positively irr*tistibl*l ft* cJa»t*%d mi coating your r^***^) api -with. «a opaque lipsuck IT I that's aott likely to repei U n B than attract TATTOO L <«Wn then
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      95 6 4jED[L New Shipment FAMOUS DICTIONARIES. Ney. Gem Pocket Dictionary by Piof. Ernest Weekley $0.90 Nultal's Bijou Pronouncing Dictionary I Pocket I 0 90 Bijou Dictionary of s.ynonjms Antonyms 120 Chamber's 20th Century Dictionary Revised Edition 4.50 The Concise O-xt.va Dictionary ci Current English 4.50 Cabell's New h Dictionary with an
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      946 6 j To-day's Radio U SINGAPORE HONGKONG JffigSggi, Nl TRANSMJhbIUIN i> YDC 15.15 Mc s (19.8 m.) ZHL 225 metres (1 13 mc|s) ZBU 0 52 Mcs (31 4 nr. I (iSB 9 51 Mcs (31.55 m ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcjs) p.m. lim a.m. p.m. e' 4o -The Thirty Nine
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    S.C.C. BEATEN BY TWO RUNS
    134 7 itch played at Changi the Royal Englne?rs heat r "xi bJ two runs, scores: s c c. Holly n 27 v >v Hawfcsbj id Nicholson b t v 17 pso»i b Hawksby 72 b Simpson 0 i n 0 not "out 15 and b Hawksby
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    HITLER TO SPEAK NEXT SUNDAY
    689 7 Reuter. Rome, Aug. 20. THE en oi th< week was marked by a steady increase in over the outcome of the Danzig crisis. It ub lieved that Italy would favour the idea of a ence to resolve outstanding problems and lead nt guaranteed by the
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    Track Work At Bukit Tinggi
    609 7 (By Benny Soiace) Iff l 1 H the arrival of Van Breukelen's (string much interest was evinced at this morning's workout at the Bukit Timah course and Bukit nnggl valley where preparations for the Singapore Gold Cup meeting are in full tSWing. Turley'a charges were
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    THIRD OCEAN TRIP OF THE CARIBOU
    49 7 London. Aug. 20 The Imperial Airways flying-boat Cariocu left Southampton this afternoon on the third flight ot the British Atlantic air mail sendee, carrying 492 pounds of mail ana 102 pounds of freight. Tne Caribou inaugurated the service a fortnight ago -British Wireless.
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    Malacca Chinese Beat Club
    271 7 Malacca, Aug. t9. Tup vvac'-a rtecrcation Club«xp«rteiiced little difficulty in heath-' mi Malacca (Tab yesterday on the Padang. Whilst the European doienders toiled hard against a sneedv set of opposing forwards tfceycoula not keep them off from scoring five times. Fi< m an accurate Cross $Mj
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    Three Goals Scored In Four Minutes
    166 7 Putau Bran!, Sunday. I:* T friendly soccer match played hove to-day tne 35th. Fortress Ccmpanj beat the Malays by the odd goal In seven, pining the openincr stages play was of a moderate standard, both sices making conjUhual raid: shortly titer, the Sappers settled
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    Ulster Motor – Cycle Grand Prix Results
    309 7 Ulster Motor Cycle Grand Prix Results Reuter. Belfast, Aug. 20. TN the Ulster Motor-Cycling Grand Priv over the Clady Circuit of 225 miles for machines of the 500 c.c. class, the winner was Serafini (Ilaly) riding a Gilera. His time was 2 hours 30 minutes SI seconds, with an average
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    COTTON WINS GERMAN OPEN
    54 7 Reuter. Cologne, Aug. 20.—Henry Cotton von the German Open Golf ehampioiisnip with a net score of €7. 71, 72. and ?u. Bus total net score was 280. Besener was second with a total net score eg 290 while Dyer (Great Britain) wa* third with a total
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    Singapore In Final Of Iskandar Cup
    148 7 lIN the Iskandar Cup tennis compcw- tion, playea at Kuala Kangsar this j week-end. Singapore beat Perak by I three matches to two, to qualify for the final. 1 The players were entertained to tea in the evening and dinner at night at I
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    Germany Beats Great Britain
    101 7 Reuter. Cologne. Aug 20. FN the International athletics match held here, Germany beat Great Britain fey WL. point.- to Germany won aH events except the lH> Tards hurdles which resulted in a dead heat between Lockton of Great Britain 4 nd Pellmonns 1 Germany» in a
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      33 7 I AUTOMATIC GEARLESS J SHEETING BATTERY "Pf SHEETING QUICKER AND MOaE EFFICIENTLY THAN imm^K^^&mtjf^/ J COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC REVOLUTIONARY DESIGN Write jor full details of this modem Sheeting Buttery Manufactured in Malaya for Malaya
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      223 8 Favourite Funsters welcomed back by Enthusiastic crowds YF/sTERDAY! 3 SHOWS TO-DAY Spec al Matinee 3.15 j j AT THE r AIM TO I LAUREL and HARDY in their funniest laugh Hit— F Bonnie Scotland BRAND NEW PRINT Broach! Back by Popular Demand To-Morrow At The PAVILION-By Request BERNARD SHAW'S "PYGMALION"
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      165 8 •Rririal Suite" is pure enjoyment one of LAST NICHT 6-15, 9^s^^^^£ pore for some time STR Ml* PAVILION times AflMI ANNABELLA ROBERT YOUNG Lj IN THE METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER a i V "BRIDAL SUITE" wWh ARTHUR TREACHER I REGINALD OWEN LATESI MOVIETONE NEWSREEL JJJ ■3' 7 Nightly 9.30 —■■Ml M "LITTLE MISS
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      171 8 I Overseas Radio Service I ]•><>. Orchard Road. Phone 3225. SERVICING ALL MAKES OF RADIO Supervised by Radio Expert. We are equipped icith modern precivori testing instrument. Free M inspection of your set. We also m have i:arious makes of British avd [JUBILEE TH EATRĔI 22nd lues. 2Jrd Weds. 2
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      307 8 LAST TWO 6-15 945. glamorous flBHHPHnEVSIMBi^^ YESTERDAY COMES THE II i" X jk TRU1 LIFE ROMANC1 HHBra^^H^^, OF THF WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS DANCFRS THE STORY OF Vi:it\<|\ AND I It i: N i: CASTLE TOLD TO THE HAUNTING BRAINS OF MEMORY'S Pnvn. .melodies: rko-radios musical hit, FRED GINGER \sT\im; iiom-ik
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    Anti-British Campaign On Hongkong Border
    68 9 Japanese authorities fisted by aising a bus anu-Bnt.sh propaganda campaign outaide 'he w Nantaoand Shumchun are full of anti-British Japanese planes have raided a* towns and villages in Jl th-.vfstem Kwangttmg. Many. :r dropped on Kaikang. and langcheug. believed that the re invasion of Pakhoi
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    Death Threat To Reuter's Chinese Staff
    113 9 Peiping, Atijr. 20. TMfl i hinese of Keuter's I'eiping office was included among employees of individual lli 11■ m- i»r Brit&ii Hrms who rei -«i letters wniplug them to leave their jobs or face im inert i- 1 ate ieath. second ictav of the
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    Gas Attack By Japanese
    85 9 H ngkong, Aug. 21. T are successfully proe campaign gainst i, and Chungli. Heavy n going on fur the along the Chungti that several points men have been recovered. trocpa io the south of s nang supported by heavy "v.hardment. launched a Mack on Tienwanfftu on
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    Affidavit Of Four Chinese
    58 9 TU ntsin, Aujr. 21. attorney, Bfr. Barry n present in<- r Messrs. has secured instruc;tfti£avit from the four -rs and has mailed Shanghai, together with a their commitment. oi the.se decuments wa.s lor the dismissal by Grant Jones of the ap- srs. Ellis and Hays (the
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    Breakdown Of Tokyo Conference?
    304 9 Reuter Tokyo. Aug. 2tt. rjENERAL Sugiyama, Japanese in North I tuna, bavin* conferred with his ■»V n,a, di,, S officers, has decided to take effective measures to meet the situation arcing- from the virtual breakdown of the Tokyo talks," according; to a Peking; dispatch received by
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    EXPLORER'S DEATH
    77 9 Klerk, ciorp (Transvaal. Aug. 20. THE death is announced to-day of Commander Frank Wild, the explorer —Reuter. Commander Wild, who was born in 1874. accompanied Capt. Scott in the Discovery in 1901-3. He was with Shackleton in 1907-9 and Dr. Mawson IP!1-13 He wa. ii member of the
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    SHOTS EXCHANGED BY RIVAL POLICE
    91 9 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 20. THE Japanese sponsored Nanking Government, according to the Domei Agency. is understood to be tiling a stron ,r protest With the Municipal Council of the Shanghai International Settlement in regard to the shooting alfrav in the Settlement last night. Police of
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    Tientsin Floods Electrified By Live Wires
    173 9 Reuter. Tientsin. Aug. 21. A -STATE of emergency is expected to be proclaimed to-day in consequence of the floods which have inundated parts of the Tientsin area. The whole surrounding countryside Is, converted into a vast lake. An endless procession of Chinese fleeing from
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    RIBBENTROP AND HENDERSON ARE CLOSE TOGETHER
    145 9 London. Aug. 21. ¥T is stated in London to-day that the visit of Sir Neville* Henderson.. British Ambassador in Berlin, to Salzburg this week-end is in fulfilment of a long-standing engagement to attend the international motor-cycle races in Which teams representing the British Army
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    127 9 Chinese Customs TTo !hc Editor 0 f tlic Malaya Tr&une Sir.—l wonder why Lt is that Chiir st do not celebrate silver and golden weddings. The Chines: are conservative people, hut there are many who are imbued with western ideas. 1 was married twenty-nine year* ago.
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    26 9 Will "N.S.B." who wrote a letter entitled "China at War." please forward hi* name and address? A reader would lik to gel In touch with him.
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    NO NEW DECISION EXPECTED
    248 9 Reuter. Load on, Aug. 20. THERE is no question of new dcci- sitns being taken at the meeting of Ministers on Tuesday, Ltates tbe Sunday limes' diplomatic correspondent. In the opening phase of the crisis, resembling last year, nothing was more remarkable than the contrast in
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    ESPIONAGE PLOT IN SCOTLAND
    81 9 Reuter. London, Aug. 20. i I man was detained at Perth yesterj day- in connection with alleged I espionage and will appear in the police court to-morrow morning. I X J The arrest followed a conference at Terth bet wet n the Procurator-Fiscal, and othcer.- of
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    National Fitness Grants
    65 9 British wireless London. Au:- 20.--Sin.cc its inception •up to March lasl the National Fitness j Council has made 789 offers of grants, j amounting in all to L»J .468.302. to 598 towns and villages in England and Wales Of this total. £442.052 is for swimminu baths and
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    New Attack On Shipping?
    223 9 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, Aug. 20. JAPANESE warships which appeared at Shaynton are reported to be interrupting shipping bound for Hongkong. The Chinese are strongly defending Hiuyang with the support of guerrillas. Over ten Japanese aeroplanes raioed Waichow, Tamshui and other places and a total
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    R.A.F. PLANE LOST OVER NORTH SEA
    93 9 Reuter. London, Aug. 20. Royal Air Force plane with two officers and four men aboard is reported by the Air Ministry to be missing on a flight over the North Sea. The machine left on a flight yesterday morning and should have returned to
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    NEW WAR MEMORIAL IN BELGIUM
    64 9 Reuter. Mons. Aug. 20 A monument commemorating the first British she* fired in Belgium in the Great War and the first British cavalry charge was unveiled near here to-day. Tiie ceremony was attended by MajorGeneral R. L. Mullens and officers and men of the Fourth
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    ARRESTED BANK OFFICIALS
    701 10 IN connection with the case of the Chinese bank officials arrested in Bangkok and held there since the end of last month while charges are formulated against them, it has been emphasised on behalf of the Thai authorities that there is no discrimination against Chinese in Thailand.
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    YOUNG CHINA
    891 10  -  MAR CHES ON By T. Paul Gregory j§ AX-POWER is the first conwhi sideration of any amiy. Without a sufficiency of soldiers no nation can endure the agony of a lengthy war. More than this, however, the decisive factor in any campaign is the human element. No matter
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    RISING TENSION: MINISTERS RETURN EARLIER TO LONDON
    1878 11 •'War Of Nerves" At Decisive Stage Full Cabinet Meeting On East And West Crises Reuter. London, Aug. 21. r;ih Crime Minister s return to London 21 hours before I"' expected does not denote any sudden change in inKTiiational situation, but in view of
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    WIRELESS WARNING TO SHIPS
    84 11 Reuter. London. Aug. 21. A NAVIGATIONAL warning broadcast by the 8.8.C. last night disclosed that obstructions will be placci in the Firth of Clyde on Monday between Cloch Point, on the Renfrewshire coast, and Dunocn. The announcer explained that a light buoy painted red would show
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    RUSSIA ACCEPTS TRADE CREDIT FROM GERMANY
    113 11 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 21. IT is officially announced that a Soviet-German trade and r »edit agreement was signed in Berlin yesterday P rov 0r a German credit to Russia of 200 million n year, at five per cent, interest, for tne f '«*man goods
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    49 11 British Wireless. London, Aug. 21. TT expected that the Attorney- General will represent the Fore j Un, Socretary on Tuesday in the i High Court proceedings in connec- tion with the summons tor a writ or habeas corpus or heW*t of the four Chinese suspects at Tientsin.— British Wireless.
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    STOP PRESS
    86 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 21. '•The Germans have inspired a whispering wmpatgffl/* c ays th? Times diplomatic correspondent, "which is intended to create suspicion and doubt among the smaller nowcrs who Lok to Britain and France for a firm policy. The best answer is the plain tact that the
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    Digging In At Danzig
    27 11 Nazi !>pade detachments marching through Danzig l;:>t week Thete h.:s be n inuiO .urivity latcrly in preparation of fortifications around the Free Cily.
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    OFFICIAL VIEWS ON TOKYO DEADLOCK
    965 11 Japan Refuses To Talk With Other Powers Tokyo, Aug. art. JAPANESE Foreign (Mice statement in regard to the AngloJapanese negotiations declares that it is unwarrantable to regard the nature of the Japanese currency and silver demands as beyond the scope ol* the conference, ncr is
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    Behind the News
    632 12 {ÜBIXET Minister.- in Britain are breaking their holidays to meet U London and discuss the latest de vtlopments in Europe aiui the Par Bast. All other issues which are not complementary to these development are put aside. There is plenty for discussion—tho diplomatic movement propaganda blasts and
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    COMPOSITION OF THE RURAL BOARD. INCREASE OF MEMBERS SOUGHT
    300 12 Body With Unofficial Majority n'rihhune Stiff Reporter) MOVE is being made by a political body in Singapore to obtain an increase of members in the Rural Board. The matter was discussed a recent committee meeting, and is likely be the subject
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    RICKSHA PULLERS FINED
    98 12 (From Our Own Correspondent» Johore Bahru. Sunday. A Chinese ricksha pullei. Sung Ah Menu, was this mornmg charged with loitering on the road, looking for passengers, before the Third Magistrate, Raja Suleiman. The accused pleaded guilty and was lined 25 cents by his honour. Another puller. Tan
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    JOHORE'S AREA SUPPLY OFFICERS
    79 12 AREA Supply Officers have been appointed for Johore Bahru. Muar. Batu Pahat, Segamat, Kluang. Kota Tinggi, Pontian and Mersing, states a Johore Government Gazette Extraordinary just issued. In Johore Bahru. the Supply Officer Ls the President of the Town Board, in Mersing the District Officer, while
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    £90,000 Fire In Bangkok
    85 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Bangkok. Aug. 18. ON the night between Wednesday and Thursday Bangkok had a" very serious fire, which lasted about seven hours before it could be ender control. An amphur (local Govern ment) and a police station were among the buildings destroyed. Thousands
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    46 12 Singapore. S'undav. AN enjoyable dlnnei was held last night at the Southern Hotel on the occasion of the departure, on leave, of Mr. Ch. Revillon. secretary of Messrs. Optorg Co. (Malaya», Ltd. Mr. Revilloii leaves Singapore nex* Saturday by the "President Doumer" for France.
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    "Circus" To Repeat One More Night
    86 12 gECAUSE of conflicting arrangements, "The Circus Comes To Town" will be repeated only on the evening of September 9 instead of the two nights September 3 and 9 as previously planned. The show will again be put on at Raffle; Hotel. Tickets for this
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    ACCUSED DISCHARGED
    68 12 From Our Own Correspondent' Johore Bahru. Saturday. Remarking that he had some doubts and that the chukia had only one room s. that it would be easy for anyone to get hwde the room and put anything on the table. Mr. M. Ismail, act eng Second Magistrate, to-day
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    World's Fastest
    69 12 Sir Malcolm C ampbell's new speed-beat "Bluebird 11" in vhich I his own world speed record of 130 9 miles an hour up to 15S m hour on Lake Collision, Lancashiie. Twenty-seven ten *iih V feet 2 inches the craft, planned by Mr. Retd Kaiiton. is powered single
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    Re-trial Ordered Of Bribe Charge Against Constables
    589 12 <From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday uut of an appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecute: against tto acquittal and discharge of two police constables. Haji Ismail ana Samat. on charges of accepting an illegal gratification. Mi Justice Cussen, in the Supreme Court
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    TWO HELD FOR COUNTERFEITING
    73 12 (From Our Own Corre>poiwknl> Penang, Two Chinese, San Sec Cheok X Say Chip, were to-d.v before Mr. Lim Koon Teck Court and were remanded ia police e«v tody for 24 hours A charge of being in possi terials for the purpose of using them for counterfeiting
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    JAVANESE WOMAN HELD FOR THEFT
    68 12 I From Our Own Con Malacca, Friday WANTED by the Ipoh ,p leged theft of proper;- I a Malay woman, from ah »v al Street. Ipoh. on Au«4 5, M Merjeh. a 30-year-old Ja 1 iras prodoced by Chiel Deti tr I pector Uphill in
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    AIR MAIL
    11 12 An Imfxrial Air Mai to-day. Another \r due 11
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    ASSIZE STORY OF ALLEGED FATAL ASSAULT
    1043 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. ALLEGED to have caused the death of a compatriot named Ramaiyah, Meyappan, a Tamil, was this morning produced before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills, at Muar Assizes, and charged with having committed culpable homicide not amounting to
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    Malacca Court News
    138 14 •From Our Own < HOW a J',- >f tr-ok! M as a result oi snak* lated at an Inquiry Rappoport in the Cc 1 G day. f Ali bin Ja'aafar his son. the deceasi pound In front of hij i coj He saw a black sn When
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    ILLICIT DISTILLING MUST BE STOPPED
    208 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Saturday REMARKING that the distilling of illicit samsu must be stopped ft M. Ismail, acting Second Magistrate, to-day imposed a total fao* $30, or in default one month and one week's rigorous imprisonment o' a Chinese, Chai Meng, charged
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    Bukit K.B. Rubber
    193 14 THE Bukit X B R Limited report for i. June 30 states: The r; U year resulted in a pr f $439 balance brought forwa was $16,724; leaving a balance a! real of profit and loss account ol $21.12 which the Direct.), a a i end tx
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    STABBING AT PULAU LIBIN
    44 14 Singapore One arrest has been 111 ?u lion with the stabbing lav Übin yesterday T jhp; Seng 'oT» appei ;i Kch. the fourth magi arfth having stabbed Q Pulau Übin. police reused is to be H costody for 48 hours.
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    BAIL OF 5900
    38 14 Singapore. S&ttird wo? offered to Yeo A ed before Mr C. H. magistrate, this BKMiiinS c 1 otel fermenting 132 gallons i. ee at Pulau Mima;, vi of Aug. 13. The case for a week.
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    SAMSU CASES AT JOHORE
    220 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Sunday. YANG KWEE, an elderly Chinese, giving his age as 68, was to-day fined a total of $85. with an alternative of one month and ten days' rigorous imprisonment, by the Third Magistrate. Raja Suleiman, for being in possession of
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    STOLEN CYCLE ALLEGATION
    109 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Bahru, Saturday. A young Malay, Godil, to-day appeared before the acting Second Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail, charged with being found in possession of a bicycle which mi f ht reasonably be suspected to be stolen property. The accused was told that if
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    THREE SAMSU CHARGES
    79 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. I Appearing before Mr. M. Ismail, acting Second Magistrate, this morning was a Chinese named Wong Poi. who stood charged with three samsu offences. The accused was arrested at Frasers Estate, Kulai at about 1.15 p.m. yesterday. He pleaded guilty
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    DOG SHOW ATTRACTS HUNDRED ENTRIES
    1119 15 BULL TERRIER WAS BEST EXHIBIT Singapore, Monday uzes, S hape and colour were on dispJay yesterday morning U nual dog show was held at the Racecourse under th» Malayan Kennel Association. c v tdred entries were reand the standard was task of the three Phillips
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    Y.W.C.A. SPLASH
    27 15 Sineanore. Saturday. The YWC splash carnival scheduled for this afternoon at the V M C.A. pool was not held owing to the few competitors attending.
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    SIME DARBY'S ANNUAL SPORTS
    547 15 Singapore, Saturday. IN spite of bad w?ather conditions, with several of Singapore's playing fields water-logged, the fourth annual athletic sports meeting of the Sime, Darby Sports Club was held this atiernocn at the Jalan Besar Stadium before a vary large and enthusiastic gathering. A feature which
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    Sir Malcolm Campbell Sets Up New Record
    198 15 Reuter. London, A tig. 19. QIR Malcolm Campbell's official record is 141.74 miles per hour. The average for the two runs is 141.83 and 140.62 miles per hour.—Renter. Campbell .Carted soon after 7 a.m G.M.T. when the mist had lifted r*c ConLstcn Water
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    MALAYS HOLD ANNUAL KOLEK RACES
    811 15 Singapore, Sunday. JX brilliant sunshine, hundreds of people of all nationalities gathered at 4 he sea beach at Siglap Village this morning to witness the seventh annual Siglap kolek race, run by the ftehermen of the kamponga. There was a very large gathering of Europeans
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    Tan Boon Liat Sports
    395 15 Singapore. Saturday. BEFORE a fairly large crowd of parents the Tan Boon Liat Institute held their ninth annual athletic meeting to-day. The inclement weather, however, did not dampen the enthusiasm of the competitors. At the conclusion of *he meeting Mr. V S. Lye. the principal of
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    THE IMPORTANCE OF SOUND SLEEP.
    163 15 During sleep the body recoups the energy and vitality expended during the daytime. Sound is essential to good health. If your nights are restless and disturbed you will soon feel the effcc s and ill health must result if the condition is allowed to persist.
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      356 15 LHHMK PLFASIs. "Tbe Royal Oorultltf predicted tho following:— 1. The Death of Lord Inchcape. 2. The Events of Sarawak. 3 The Succession of HH. The ftultan Alum Shah to th»« Selangor Throne. 4. Herr Hitler's failure at Mewl Conquest iby Deo. 1938). 5. The Impasse rereading the success to the
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    LOYALS WIN GARRISON CUP: TADS DEFEATED
    517 16 EXCITING GAME AT GILLMAN LOYALS 3 MANCHESTERS I DEFEATING the Manchester by three goals to one in a stirring soccer fixture played at Gillman, the Loyals won the Garrison Soccer League yesterday. Although they still have two fixtures in hand, the Lcyals are eight
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    Loyals Beat R.A.F. At Baseball
    162 16 Singapore, Sunday. JHE second league fixture of the Singapore Baseball Association was held this afternoon at the St. Joseph's Institution ground, at Bras Basah Road, before a very large crowd when the Loyais whipped the strong R.A.F. by IS to 3. The Royal Air Force
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    Handicaps For First Day Of Singapore's Races
    319 16 IIELOW are the weights Is be run on the first day of the Singapore Gold Cup meeting, this Saturday. Aug. 23. HORSES— CLASS 2, Div. I—SU furs Hengist g Q Harriford 8 12 Haricwe 312 Golden Plateau 8 in The Cutter 8 Jo
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    S.C.C. TEAM GOING OUT AGAINST MALAYS
    24 16 The S.C.C. team, led by T G D A. Copper taking the field the Malay Regiment yesterday. gainst
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    YOUNG CHAMPIONS IN ACTION AT HAW-PAR HALL
    550 16 Women's Junior Events Produce Thrills SINGAPORE BADMINTON Singapore. Sunday. fREDITABLE victories by 12-year-old Miss Yasuda and 'J-year-olc Miss Heng Siak Eng over their respective elder and taller opponents in the Women's Junior Singles ties were the features of the 53A championship ties played
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    Selangor Team Lost "Cup" On Account Of "Nerves"
    458 17 SINGAPORE'S WIN WAS UNEXP ECTED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. S X( I s win in the Malaya" Cup final at Kuala Lumpur by joals to one came as a surprise as both teams were on par. Lnfortunately. the interest
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    S.R.C. BEAT UNITED SERVICES
    231 17 p finish, the S.R.C. I i niietl Services by in runs in i return fixture at Tanslin jresterday. ajuiß Recs were all out I inly due to the good and Cooper, who or 30 and 0 Ii ly batsman to play riiiig c midence, scoring S3
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    McSPADEN WINS GOLF TITLE
    37 17 pE c Brunswick; Aug. 20. n gall champion--day, the winner i of Winchester, an aggregate oi 73 he returned 67 Gil rl ki 4i. ormer American "Wished second with the holder, was in-
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    R.A.F. LOSE TO S.C.R.C.
    237 17 IN an one innings cricket fixture, played on the S.C.R.C. ground yesterday, the S.C.R.C. convincingly defeated the R.A.F. by five wickets. Eu Cheow Chye was solely responsible for his side's big win for he contributed an undefeated 71. Others who did well with the bat were
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    98 17 Reuter. London, Aug. 19. FOLLOWING were the close of play scores of English County cricket matches, played to-day: At Cardiff: Northamptonshire 305 for b. against Glamorgan. At Cheltenham: 214 (Sims 7 for 109); Middlesex 195. for 7. At Bournemouth: Somerset 381 for 5 vs. Hampshire. At Birmingham:
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    Opening Batsmen
    23 17 Cpl. Zainal (left) and Major F. W. Young (right) going out to bat for the Malay Regiment against the S.C.C. yesterday.
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    S.C.C. BEAT MALAY REGIMENT AT CRICKET
    274 17 Singapore. Monday. THE S.C C. beat the Malay Regiment by nine wickets at the padang yesterday. The match started shortly alter 11 o'clock and the Malay Regiment were all out for 51. Waites took 4 for 16 Jagger 4 fat 14 and Todd 2
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    Oldfield And Hutton Bat Well In Last Test
    425 17 London, Aug. 19. JN the third and final test match at the Oval to-day, England had scored 352 and West Indies 27 for 1 at close of play. The wicket was in the batsmen's favour. Up to tea time. England were playing
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    INDIAN CRICKET
    183 17 Singapore, Monday. IN the first match of the Indians I Cricket Tournament between the Punjab XI and the Bombay XI. The game ended in a draw. The following are the scores: Bombay Xl.—l Innings Armar Chand b Ram Piara 0 Reavilan b Ram Piara 9 B. Mistri b
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    FRENCH REJECT JAPANS PROPOSAL
    103 18 Hongkong Aug. 16. j from Shanghai it that I the Japanese Consul-General in Shanghai, Mr. Miura, on Aus. 14 called on Ihe French Consul-General M. Bauaez, trying to arrange to take over the Second Special District Court in the i.u.ch Concession, to which M. Ban dez
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    Unsecured Loans To Refugees
    113 18 Chungking, Aug. 17. i TOUR hundred refugees in Chungking have been enabled to earn, a living again by credit loans given to in the past two months. The loans aggregating $20,000. are given by the National banks Commission and two government banks—Bank of China and Rank
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    AMOUNTS TO BRITISH PUPPET RECOGNITION
    312 18 Handing Over 4 Chinese Illegal tt 1 n Chungking, Aug. 17. J 1 is learned locally that the British National Committee of the International Peace Campaign has issued a public statement doubting the legality of the decision reached bv the British Government to hand over
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    PUPPET'S SPAT WITH JAPANESE
    172 18 Chungking, Aug. 15. i WANG Keh-min, the so-called president of the puppet "provisional government" in Peiping, who is at present "vacationing 0 n the Western Hills, a summer resort near Peiping, was still fuming over the inconsiderate treatment in th*. hands of the Japanese army recently,
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    British Ships Delayed By Japanese
    50 18 H ngkong, Aug i J RISPATCHES from Tientsin rcVS&I ,r Japanese military authcfj S r. v S(J V delayed incoming Bntish rs entering Tientsin nar- 1 hour unriei I te pretext 0 f health exaniinat* apparently synchronising j these wi h Ihe anti-British movement, i
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    AN INDIAN SEES JAPAN IN A WAR-TORN CHINA
    1254 18 And Changes His Point Of View GEEING is believing. This old adage has acquired a new meaning for Pastor Shot K. Mondol of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Asansol, India. All along he had been pro-Japanese, looking upon Japan as an example
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    4,516 BOMBS KILLED 1,098
    80 18 Chungking:, Aug. 18. DURING the first six months of 193'J, a total of 2.558 Japanese warplanes were obstivcd flying over Kwangtung territory under Chinese contiol, according to a report issued by the Kwangtung Air Defence Board. The raiders dropped a total cf 4.516 bombs, destroying 9,927
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    INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS ACTIVITIES
    318 18 IN the first six months of 10:59, the Internationa! Red i mittee for Central China spent $:5:i9,926.00 for hospital medical treatments, refugee relief, special grants t> hospital i J miscellaneous grants to orphanages and other relief orgai 1 Tne figure does not include hospital subsidies given
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