Malaya Tribune, 25 August 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: r r guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI- -No. 202. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, August 25, 1939 The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1939 m^-
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      424 1 TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya fr N E W MALAY r® RECORDS V 1 9S3P r C HAP SINGA'S 12th ISSUE QV.07. QF.98. NONA DI PADANG KOTA" "TIDOR ANAK KOE" rumba lullabv »DO£KJ rJITA" kronchong masrL "AMINAH" one step. have been asked for W e think you will like this second
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      135 1 1 M MIM M MMM MB^™MMWWMM_II_r Exclusive GOWNS SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY ROAD, (SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTEL, I KUALA LUMPUR. '^™SS_ii«M____«» BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCT British Standard Specifications BENGAL Lamps CONSUME .COMPARATIVELY LESS AMOUNT OF CURRENT FOR THE SAME ILLUMINATION. Guaranteed average Life of 1,000 burnmg hours under Normal con"I can
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    BRITISH BEAUTY GAVE UP LOVE AND LUXURY TO SPY
    438 2 NAZI AXE ENDS AN S. S. EPIC London, Aug. 10. IfEHIND nine executions carried out at the dreaded moabit P ri^ n n Berlin, lies the story of a beautiful Englishwoman who, to do her bit," and for the thrill of
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    53 Executed In Spain For One Crime
    275 2 Madrid, Aug. 7. ijpIFTY-THREE people were execut- od here yesterday for complicity in the murder Major Gabaidon, a m;m offieiaJ of fit* Madrid police, his 17-year-old daughter, and his thaufeur on July 27. W Thfl murder occuflbad on the Talavem road, when a
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    60,000 EX-SOLDIERS VOLUNTEER FOR HOME DEFENCE
    134 2 Reuter. Ottawa. 60,000 war veterans in Canada have enroled ?oi voluntary service in the event of an international crisis, it is announced by the Canadian Legion. After a nation-wide survey, the L?- i teen has completed a register of the personal qualifications of all
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    NEW AUSTIN TEN
    210 2 The new Austin ten, which is now en display in Singapore, embodies many improvements dictated by the growing desire for every refinement in small or medium-sized cars. Impressive in appearance, roomy in dimensions, and combining a sparkling performance with economy and refinement of handling, this car should
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    Relatives Offer £1,000 Reward In Murder Hunt
    283 2 4 FTER police have been trying fcr 33 days to find the kidur ft* 5 9-y cars-old Richard Alfred Lewis, of Conway-r >ad. Poniypool. Monrrwut! hire, his relatives now offer £1,000 reward in the nope of sidvii.ii the mystery. This murder —a "clumsy
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    AN OLD ESKIMO CUSTOM
    130 2 Reuter. inii'P""WHEN eldeiiy E.skim«» ar: m> longer able L, keep uu *T other members i th< r trioe* ihey are walled up i« 1,11 and left to die, Dr. A. ,:1 ing, Anglican Bishop oi Uw lX told reporters here recent! to idi. ll is a
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    CLERK POSED AS GURKHA OFFICER
    200 2 THIRTY-TWO- YEAR-OLD clerk, Syd--1 ney Robert Milne, alleged to have tcld a girl whom he wished to marry that he was a Captain in the Gurlcha regiment, hod £23.000 in the bank and a pension of £22 a week, was remanded in custody at Bromley.
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      469 2 Why are fji__K DOG LOVERS SoffijS^ Your dog is entirely dependent on you for his health and happiness. Remember that his un- bloodstream, and as bis skin 1 _Jf _I i f. nd of the impurities oy essential. That's why you should give him his p^p^ng. Bo* Martin's Condition Powders
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    Good Acting At Pavilion
    138 4 Last Night's First Night PAY BAINTER, clever actress of Whiti 1 Banners." is the Lady in the film. The Lady and The Mob." which had its Singapore premiere last night at the Pavilion Theatre. Once again she gives a performance which can only be described as
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    CAP VARELLA
    27 4 The s.s. "Cap Varella" is due in Singapore to-day at 10.00 a.m. from Colombo, and will sail the same day at for Saigon Tourane a**
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      432 4 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swetfcenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kuiangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. j NEXT SAILINGS:— For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON (Fortnightly) "Hong Slang" Sept. 11, 4 p.m. "Hong Sdang" Aug. 25 "Hong Kheng"
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      443 4 f STEAMER SAILINGS. p*o and BRITISH INDIA V faicorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 kANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 J BANGALORE 6.000 Aug. 25 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 3 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 22 t BHUTAN 6.100 Sept. 23 t BEHAR 6.000 Oct. 2 CHITRAL
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      471 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDBUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtiires>--0111 WARD For MANILA HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 I m s "COBURG" Sept. 2 •ss "POTSDAM" omits Manila, North China and Yokohama Sept. 12 s.s "GNEISENAU" omits North China Sept. 27 HOMEWARD.
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      162 4 HA M BCR G-AME R t X A LIN IE Deutsch-Australische DampfvchirTs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AWD JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Ports In porti s.s. VOGTLAND via Haiphong In port sjsl NORDMARK
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      285 4 Mtmm mm j What I j The Stars j I Foretell I TO-MORROW FOR ALL READ- j ERS. Pleasant news, and a snr- I prise possibly concerning money. An excellent day for J a sporting activities and the ft**- 5 ing of reasonable chances. Hap- py influences for lore affair<
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      238 4 I To-day's Crossword (i I U~l |3 I 14- 5 6 7 |S "ZZZZZZZ \T m 1 5 T"i3 ~20~ 21 22 23 26 28 29 *****1 l I t i i I j CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN I. Stride 1 Hypnotise. 4. Middle-class 2. Soldier. 9. Maker of horses'
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    399 5 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous ThUT^ ~K K, R Dull Idle y Change m BBtR Buyers g 916 Wie Sellers 8 11{16 8 916 lil6 "septembei Buyers BV 2 giT Sellers 8 5 3 8 916 J Forward Oct Dec. Buyers 8 X 2 gx/ —ljl6 Sellers 8 5
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    144 5 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 24, 5 p.m. J Dividend Boofci financial Dv dose Date Ex Div. Payable Date No. 49 Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 2 10% J 3d bonus 53 int. Aug. 23 Aug. 30 Aug. 24 5% 3d No. 27 Aug. 23 Au2.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    853 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING 0x Y* ng *p international conditions a laimoer of these quotations must be regarded as nominal. Singapore, Aug. 24, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Ampat Tin T?™' Austral Amal 3 9 43 Austral Malay 38 40 -cd Ayer Hitam 18
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    TIN
    17 5 Singapore, Friday. The price uf tin at noon in Singapore (o-dav was:— $114% <"P J i>-
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    RUBBER
    20 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27 7 8 'up Sellers 28 iup U)-
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    101 5 Singapore, Thursday. of°th e P 31 crLsis all sections or the market were very flat to-day and business was on a small scale There Stout a 0nW d eV 3 fC W bargain h fn rnhhil I™ T tW deals ™rf ha eS tln ShareS While Raubs
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    EXCHANGES
    229 5 Singapore, Aug. 24. The following are the exchange stock this mommg according to the daily clr j cular issued by the Hongkong and j Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2J4 1|32 London demand 24 L 32 Lyons demand 2»»53 Switzerland dMKPod 241 114 Hamburg demand 135 14 New
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    172 5 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 lOC norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 .1« 102 norn 4V 2 1007 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn «^S»^™?^ 1» S IMS reds*ooo.<«oo
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    PRODUCE
    155 5 Singapore, Aug. 24. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 $164 Rice Siam 2 $155 Rice Siam 3 $145 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $105 Siam Broken Rice No.
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    Prince Colonna Dead
    17 5 Reuter. Rome, Aug. 24. The death is announced of Prince Colonna, Governor of Rome.—Reuter.
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      32 5 THE EASTEItN UNITED Flßp ORp ORATION, LIMITED ft Vn M A i?J XE MOT OR VEHICLE, W' Vv iK T MEN s COMPENSAAM PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL,
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      161 5 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which is incorporated in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Com- j pany, undertakes the following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUf3TEE
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      333 5 BAXK OF CHINA (Incorporated In China by Special Charter) 2 > Cecil Street, .Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Cut Manager's Office 644j! Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" Paid Up Capital Ch. $40,000,000 00 Reserve Funds in Excess of eh. 3,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. $2.647,000,000.00 Tse-Vung
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      2914 6 llw W^ '^^>^^»>»> P D U U l» Domestic Occurrence IN LOVING MEMORY OF DR. JOSEPH RASIAH JACOB who lost his life in a car accident on the johore-lWalacca Road at about midnight on August 25th. 1937. "THY WILL BE DONE." j $m #to&* Vskuta j 1 TO-DAY'S* BARGAIN BASEMENT.
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      351 6 iii CHEAP CLAi PP o T 1 good position. ApTribune, Singapore. 929 I "manufacturer c? I Stoles and Heels would ber g» I as selling agents in SiaßuW 0 1 firm or individual, i I samples. Apply Ro < n q tJJ? r I Tribune, Singapore. Musical Instrument Furniture For
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    TROOPSHIP STANDING BY AT HONGKONG
    78 7 Women And Children May Evacuate Reuter. i THE •roop.hip •■M.rick" by I nere is under provisional orders to sail on Saturday with the families of military and naval for S thr e better eSS S,tUation in Eur '°P e changes The destination has not been
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    Poland Calls Up Reserves
    66 7 Reuter. mmm Warsaw, Aug. 24. THE acuteness of the crisis was fir4 C tW d t S the pe °P ,e f <» the a 7 e U s S sio r r rtS f °< German Heavy troop movements ocdur«nf. the night around Altnough general
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    Britain Remains Completely Calm
    189 7 Reuter. London. Aug. 24. THE calm resoluteness o* Britain, fully 1 aware of the graveness of the hour in which Parliament is meeting to-day is reflected in the morning press of the country. The announcement of the signature of the Russo-German pact reached London tco late
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    No Blockade At Hongkong
    131 7 Reuter. j London, Aug. 24. JJEUTER learns that official circles in London repudiate the sensational reports of a Japanese blockade of Hongkong. It is pointed out that Chinese have recently been very active in this 1 area, as elsewhere, arid Japanese commanders duly notified Hongkong 48
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    Americans Leaving Britain
    30 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 24. JHE American Ambassador has requested all Americans who have no urgent reasons to remain in Britain, to return to the United States immediately.—Reuter.
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    BRITONS WARNED TO LEAVE GERMANY
    62 7 Reuter. j Berlin. Aug. 24. THE British Consular authorities I have been instructed from Lon- d«/n to get all British subjects to leave Germany immediately. I Herr Forster, leader of the Danzig Nazi Party, has been ap- pointed "Head of th* State of the Free
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    Roosevelt Urged To Make Effort
    114 7 Reuter. Washington. *ug. 24. UfHILK official quarters, according 11 to the Assocfcited Press, do not believe Mr. Roosevelt will make another direct appeal to Hitler for peace, some State Department advisers are advocating an appeal by the President to Mussoini urging the Dace to use
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    Japanese Fury At "Betrayal"
    80 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 24. I ."KITA TED comments are made in 1 the newspapers at what is considered Germany's betrayal. The Miyaki. Shimbun asks cynically: •Who said the anti-Comintern pact was a spiritual accord between the nations? Whoever says so is an optimist." It adds that
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    KHEHS IN CONFERENCE
    109 7 Singapore. Thursday. I TO-DAY'S (session of the Kheh Onfeience was confined to discussions iof the agenda for the meeting proper. No f*w«r thin 45 proposals are being put to the meeting, but details are not yet available. Whsn the Conference commenced P» se-sion this morning, more than
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    NOVELIST'S DEATH
    32 7 Reuter. London. Aug. 24. The death is announced of Miss Irene Wilkinson, the -Robin Hyde" novelist Her latest novel. Dragon Rampant vividly describes her experiences in' the Pino-Japanese conflict.— Reuter
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    Soaring Rice Prices Cause Shanghai Riots
    123 7 Reuter. I Shanghai, Aug. 21. mounting cost of rice which has reached the unprecedented price of $45 a picul was responsible for attacks by hungry Chinese mobs on riceshops to-day. A series of riots occurred. Among the causes of the rise are the fall
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    COURT MARTIAL FOR COL SPEAR
    55 7 Reuter. Shanghai. Aug. 24. REUTER learns that Lieut-Colonel C. R. Spear, British military attache in China, who was imprisoned by the Japanese at Kalgan since May 2d. has been informed that he is Co b. tried by court martial. The date of the trial, however,
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    U.S. Is "Nearer The Front"
    127 7 Reuter. n York, Aug. 24. II war comes as a rc;ult of the German-Soviet pact, it must be clear to every American that our relations to the conflict have I materially and morally changed," j »2 th *«rk Times, which adds: 'We are nearer the
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    Subsidy For Pilots
    34 7 Reuter. i £5555 24 -The Government has decided to establish a civilian air re serve by subsidising the training of 3 000» KHots during the next five yelrf Prime Minister/Mr M||i
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    GOVERNMENT'S NEW POWERS
    87 7 Reuter. THE Em„ f cy Po„, re Bill, „h, ch day. »JI p.o.uk to, the apmfemta,. ltj>l JSLT ~nt of oHendere th, regulau.,,, nd £*E2S tSSVSLISg- ">* -i-STS They provide for taking possession of and controlling *ny property or undertaking or the acquisition of any pro! perty
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    All Parties United Against Aggression
    1441 7 Reuter. Wnvnrw ,l London, Aug. 25. INDING up the emergency debate in the House of Commons, the Home Secretary (Sir Samuel Hoare), stated that financial reguiat.ons would be necessary at no distant date. There would be no announcement before the issue of regulations. If the
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      295 7 S RACING LETTER—Dear CODE*' as advertised with the fcrthcomrUßP RACES. CON ions, one a "GOLD and eeondly a genuine mal running the same advise ALL to puri >DE." there would be no dge" DEAR READfacl that both horses JOB," and to emphasise with the two genuine 1 F ANTEE of
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    CAUSED COURT STIR, CLAIMS TO BE AGED 120
    121 8 (From Our Own Reporter) j Penang, Monday. Proceedings m the District Court this morning were interrupted for a few moments when a tal 1 dressed in fawn tweed, with three medals hanging conspicuously on the bpei of his coat and holding a
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    CONSTABLE BOUND OVER
    115 8 Singapore, Thursday. ZAID ULLAH, a Pathan Islam constable attached to the Singapore Harbour Board Police, pleaded guilty this morning before Mr. C. H. Koh, the Singapore District Judge and Fourth Police Magistrate, to a charge that yesterday in Tian Lye Street, he had in his possession two
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      128 8 WE \J HAVE RANGE OF SECOND- J j; rSr£ HAND SETS. PRICES m s X WIT™" MONTHS' AND BE SATISFIED. GUARANTEE. RADIO SERVICE CO., of MALAYA Now under NEW management. 2, Orchard Road, Singapore. I 5, Ist Cross St. 3. XV Id Street, 148. Brewster Road. 14. Beach Street, I
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      215 8 j ~i»ye~ RADIOS 1 For Efficiency. Reliab lit> and Service. VERY POPULAR IX MALAYA. Sole Agents: HOE BOOK LEONG, Distributors: J RADIO AND GENERAL AGENCY, j Kuala Lumpur. Goif Maxims N\>. 1. "Keep Your Eye On The Ball" One v. the first urinei-Jes of golf is to keep your eye
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      195 8 "The n."vnl Cfc»"njltl«-t" prrdl<"t-i the j 1 Tli I)m<V of iH.rrt Inehcapc. 2. Th« I rn-v >f Saruvak. 3. The Sue an of HH. ThJ Suit, n Alum Shah tn th.- Selangor Throne. 4. n rr muei failure nt Kernel Conuufft ihv Dea i'»3B>. 5. Tho rer-_ri:'ip the sucve»s to
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      81 8 liffi iWGfIT SHOP TO ENTRUST ALL YOUR CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRS YICK WOH HING 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) 'PHONE NO. 7922. Contractors for the Repair of Clocks Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base in Malaya. American H.M.V. Radios FOR ALL This beautiful 1939 Model BQI
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      9 8 < 31 &#rS ll new light on his pi •"'""1
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      985 8 To-day's Radio j I J_j iiii miiiii mini mi I «ivr A PORF HONGKONG LONDON 1 50 g SINGArUKHi w T^T 11 20 Erich b 7 rmm M( B (3i 4m TRANSMISSION 5 tra. M OrJ ZHL 225 metres dime's) ZBW f.52 Mcs (314 m clas?lc ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69
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      351 10 CRIME GOES HILARIOUS I A DIFFERENT LAUGH HIT From COLUMBIA!] AN ENJOYABLE COMEDY.*' I 2 Evening News. TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-15 I "MADE STRICTLY FOR LAUGH. m. I AND IT GETS THEM." Star. OA\# El Ifj |M I "GRAND ENTERTAINMENT FROM V 1 1 START TO FINISH Picture Piav. TUv LADY
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      260 10 V~7^"v:™7=* fa.ls for MRS. THIN MAN. 5 oh Boy! What a Lucky Night. \i\ i» i roi.j WSJ I MYRNA LOY j ROBERT TAYLOR j **Li T €KY Hpfl I !NIGHT" PFfiii time. j With EXCELLENT Supporting Programme j I REVIEW of the RESERVE FLEET by the MHO \mmm m
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      299 10 Don't Be Shocked AT WHAT THIS PICTURE REVEALS ABOUT GIRLS' COLLEGE LIFE! IT'S IT ROMANTIC, DRAMATIC. AMAZING BANNE SHIRLEY and JAMES ELI [SON IN THE RKO RADIO HCTUBE "SORORITY HOUSE" With BARBARA READ ADELE PEAKef WHAT A YOUNG GIRL FACES AT COLIFn TOLD IN A FRANK STORY OF SCHOOL I
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    DYING MAN'S CRY OF "GET UP QUICKLY!"
    774 11 DRAMA ML EVIDENCE A T INQUIRY India Barracks Tragedy «"'«nued this mornin. Thursday "><■ S.nsapore District Ju£ Mr ConraToid n v inmn COl,rt Rasul jerj important fa. neat 0 him a few anted Permission and rc-eaaed fa an officer known Know hi I^l
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    Salvation Army's New General
    33 11 Reuter. Thf o London, Aug. 24. MBSiH» Council has Penter (Canada™ I If* Geor e L. CarFinal ballot n&uuJSZ, ext General. Blank p^ C A u?e e m rS
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      119 11 HAPn WORLD bsßSiia] GLOBE of DEATH tbamiTd x a extojci TO-MORROW two »f TILL 1 A. M. 8 NEW RciiiTico JE™ wn «i.\o oft or «n. W BEAUTIES JOINWC TO-MORROW AL^™^ Star of CPOTC V I DOOMED BATTALION"' I b Slar of f GLAMOROUS HAWaSn nS STARTS 8 30 P.M.
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      118 11 HULLO! order at competitive rate I I ™,CHMCOLOI.tr Triumph >■ BO*™* MOfcNINO SHOW AT li AM t .TEST -PAWE r \7fttp" r RESERVE FLEET* mn x 7 h "»AlirB 4 REJO,CES TOB ««KTH OF THE Coming to ALHAMBRA THE DIRECTOR OF THE HP HURRICANE NOW GIVES YOU LUSTY EXCITEMENT iSHH
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      117 11 I UNSIGHTLY SPOTS AND I BLEMISHES. j 12 WORLD DANCE 1 PALACE jXIGHT DAi\CE J Nl S ht, y at 9.30 p. m TEA DAACE 1 SS. IUES THURS. SAT. SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE _FROM ljtPJl f 4.30 P.M. «Ar r C T From T, AUG. 26TH and NIGHTLY VII,; tt\\
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    THE EMPIRE PREPARED
    224 12 WE are confronted with the imminent danger of war, s-ud the Prime Minister m his nM- speech in the House of Commens. The people of theißrga* Fmnire realise thai fact, and tnej dismayed. With confidence and'ouragc they the future may hold. Mr. Cnam herlain has striven to
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    FOOD AND SERVICE
    553 12 THE Secretary for Defence 1 Malaya, has announced that the time for the laying to Of stocks of food has come to an end Immunity from requisition does not apply to stocks secured after Aug. 24, and the public are advised to proceed with the ourchase of
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    BRITAIN AND FRANCE WILL STANDY BY POLAND
    1061 12 Premier's Speech In House Of Commons Reuter. /Mr Neville Chamberlain) made a dramat.c The Prem.er W j Common s yesterday when S P e£Ch in v C to pass special measure giving the it reassembled to pas a P esls of b!ic Government
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      12 12 NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED EAUdeCOLOC WATER' I 1 WHITER? Lumpur SINGAPORE 1
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    REPORTED GERMAN DECISION ON POLAND HITLER'S CONFERENCE WITH DEFENCE CHIEFS
    248 13 Troops Concentrated In East Prussia Expected To Be Carried Out Immediately Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 25. mtler, Herr Von Ribbentrop and Marshal ft' have been in conf erenee since 7 o'clock U is generally believed that Germany s regarding Poland has
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    Labour Supports The Government
    82 13 Reuter. London, Aug. ft /irris where the fOl f N the House of ment 0 n 1 eign Secretary made a ||lru»simUar lines to.that oMhe ter in the House m ia that so far as the labour y wCU I d Id no words ftfJtfS?' to
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    BULGARIAN MOVE
    25 13 Sofia, Aug. 24 „f reservists cabed VARIOUS classes of ijser V to the colours on Aug. 1 ano ther %^rS^d la ?aw mater,,
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    POPE'S PEACE APPEAL
    124 13 Reuter. an c ity, Aug. 24, m l y and often with S u the Pope addressed peace to rulers "03nafcr is i'- 1111 11 time. Nothing neace, but all would To-day. when the j have reached such a '"the outbreak of the rlwind of war, we
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    Emergency Powers
    83 13 London, Aug. 25. THE Emergency Powers Defence Bill, 1 which passed through all stages in both Houses of Parliament and the Rcyal assent, consists "f twelve clauses. rnment takes wide and •rs The BUI provides that by order in Council, make regulations for the public fence, the maintenance
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    AMERICANS TO LEAVE FRANCE
    26 13 Paris, Aug. l\ ie United States Embassy has advised J-merican citizens without urgent reasons tor I- maining. to leave for America.— Reater
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    EMERGENCY REGULATIONS IN MALTA
    42 13 Reuter. j Malta, Aug. 24. REGIUATIONS providing for the confiscation of land for defence purposes have been issued by the Governor under emergency powers by an Order m Ccuneil. The issue of civilian respirators begins on Friday— Reuter.
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    Yugoslavia Croat-Serb Settlement
    72 13 Belgrade, Aug. 2. 4 SETTLEMENT of the long-standing A crcat-Serbian problem, ttius removtaf a major dispute vI YUB«da•» political life, is reported stated that Prince Regent Paul recciven Prime Minister Neveikovitch he Cv a tian leader Matchek »^*JSds royal regents agreed to the propu «hey.suited in a
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    Cheers For The Premier
    50 13 London. Aug. 24. pHEERS and "Rule Britannia" echoed t through the Whiteha 11 area and the fvMvnlna Street to-day wnen a the Premier Ch mberlam on h g return from Parliament V°™}?\ h bigg est been H the"c&to S lasJSeptember. TSS2 his government not aaviseo to-day.
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    NO GERMAN MEDIATION IN CHINA
    57 13 Shanghai, Aug. N pact taWaOW^,j ipul has had a very Japan with- AU the papers throughout V rf b£ out exception accuse trayal. ion to induce Japan lar pact w.thneTpoint of view a „le. From the J»P™«* P° lmpo ssible. such a pact is DS
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    JAPAN AND NAZI-SOVIET PACT
    78 13 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 24. n!m± the GermanmHE conviction tnax v mT Soviet Pact would as tore to-day- Tokyo) Aug. 24. Japan was in connection wrth c ma accord-rmc«Bn-.ne,sa R Herr yon RlD e^ u Moscow, had infore his departure yiew formed Ambassador 0^ ma military pact
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    ART TREASURES REMOVED FROM LONDON GALLERIES
    240 13 Reuter. London, Aug. 24. THE number of precautionary measures announced this morning include the closing of museums and art galleries while the staffs have packed treasures for removal to places of safety in various parts of the country. OTWl All Metropolitan police on leave
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    POLISH — GERMAN FRONTIER CLASH
    78 13 POLISH GERMAN FRONTIER CLASH Reuter. Berlin. Aug. 24. -THE first serious frontier clash 1 occurred last night. W°rdmg to a German newsagency, ta the district of Makoshau, near Ilimlcn burg, -in Upper Silesia. Polish guards are a leged to have crossed into German territor> when rrrman frontier officials opened fire
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    France Prepares
    182 13 Reuter. Paris. Aug. 24. WHILE men were hurrying to join their units all over France to-day the Caet met under M. Lebrun and unanimous! "approved t taken by M. Daladier. Tcording "to well-informed eire es members of imnortance to the text of the Lxerman S 'pact 'than to
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    STOP PRESS
    134 13 Reuter. IT is Earned that the American Consul-General has advised all Americans in Hongkong who can do so to "take their holidays now, although no official advice as ty evacuation has been issued. Ihe American steamer President Cleveland, which is due here to-day from Manila, will be held
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    CHINA PEACE TALK
    76 13 Reuter. Peiping, Aug. 24. COINCIDENT with the ;peaee L statement" of in Shanghai, there is talk of peace in high J*~£*£ uell informed Chinese, net been caused by even Europe, but probably it has hastened by them. The sources quoted declare; that the younger iremiste art toslng
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    Italy Hopes For Peace
    93 13 Reuter. llome, Aug. 25. EXTRAORDINARY calm P re ai1^ E ,urc last night. Although «no of war now appears high, therestiil exists a hope that it m.gnt be avoided. Ail traitor arguments Uw gether Vith a pi», a 'cayda, writing in the -Giomalc T Y?ua cfainii
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    Britons Warned Not To Go Abroad
    34 13 Reuter. London, Aug. 24. the Foreign Office has advised hoUday; intending to go to the Coi t'nent to postpone their holidays as .'communication may ficuit during tne next
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    Parliament Adjourns
    5 13 London, Aug. 25.
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    REFUGEES FROM TIENTSIN FLOODS
    94 13 Reuter. Feiping, Aug. 24. OEFUGEES hem the- flood continue to R nour in an endless L-iream into Pe Chinese and Japanese Mcs of them spenv days marcoijed toI the mD r r fliers of houses or on roofs oeicr lhe P y were able to hire
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    RUSSIA OUT OF SECURITY FRONT
    82 13 Reuter. Koenigsberg, Aug. 24. Herr yon Ribbentrop arrived from Moscow and° add re,, mg a Nazi demonstration He San, "The Fuehrer sent me to Moscow That, no doubt, came as a snrpr°Je to Germans, but we that what the Fuehrer does is for the best
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    ARMY DELEGATES REMAIN IN MOSCOW
    25 13 Reuter. j Moscow. Aug. £4. U/ITHOUT explanation, the and French mll ar^™ion to leave suddenly reversed ihe decision I sse?
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    BROADCAST BY LORD HALIFAX
    576 13 Britain Will Resist Changes By Force Reuter. London, Aug. 25. r»RO A1>C \STING to the nation trom it Poland it must admitted that. in 4Vl t ar 0 f a campaign which ap pears to threaten not only their independence ol action but also existence of
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    CIVILIANS ADVISED TO LEAVE PARIS STATEMENT BY LORD HALIFAX
    746 14 Britain Must Resist The Menace Of Force Precautionary Measures In Britain And France Reuter. I THE F>e„ch Government has i&& A jfS whose present i« »«f •j- dfmscd a those cuate the SSSr '"d.spensahle to eva- of Pans by peoVlo d
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    RELUCTANCE TO TRAVEL
    62 14 TWO s;„ sin Sapore. Friday I* resident, who to lav. A 0n a short holiday b0a,",.! ab ard P»"'"*'B°liy'a e pt n N »»rt from <f i ?h'r!"'n nt orvic w im a »"irer ie -rewnP?'*" Noort a Tribune n'f re r!io !5' c was '"'«rmed that
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    DEATH OF INDIAN LEADER
    104 14 Friday. S Ar0RE ,Cs «s n old and resa a* CU c tizcn in :fi e death of Mr. 1 J.P., which took Mace in the early hours of this mornVI If 14 CTTmi^i-n'-r 3 a former Municipal !-cid fi v. wa s un,ii Ws death.
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    Roosevelt's Message To Congress
    276 14 Reuter. DESCENT ito~ a^ mgton > Aug. 24. King c: Itah/lavi «aHH?*** the world affairs mL?/S Again a cri sis in fate of th£ for the humanity itself. peo P J e. and, indeed, "ft is mv bel j ef nnn f people, Your Majesfv pni
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    CHINESE FROM HONGKONG
    40 14 Singapore, Thursday. With tho exception of tm n n <• second-class w ft the from the P PJX tSS l disembarking which arrived here from w^J o*'0*' yesterday, Chnui m "tt «S5 of Chicmbo aV&uSSeT boUnd fcr CoU
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    French Governor-General Arrives In Singapore
    237 14 W 1 the ''oominff of gum and the roan,,,,- f and Short Sunderland Flying boats which the French Cruiser "ShftVen" steamed into port Brevie. Governor-General of French Indo-Chin QAPTAIN R. A. Gwyn, A.D.C. to the Governor, accompanied th« Consui-Genera. of France, M. Jacque, Pmguad aboard
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    350 Voice Chorus To Sing Here
    127 14 350 Voice Chorus To Si ng Here w 1 I A CHOKI sol ZT frwm the i churrhe, give concerts on O, win er V n aid »1 Organised and< Singapore Ch.. Church Union the lor the past three i rehearsing a vai choice classical se"el 3 r several modem
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    New Councillor
    41 14 m Eaelkncs the missioner. W ii a the appr h H ls M»Jestj th« King us p!ea>ed to appoini Havid Sheran to official Member oi Council for a tw oi three years with effect from July 19, 1939, mclii!
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    SHENG HWA RIOTERS SENTENCES REDUCED
    368 14 $ENTENCE was reduced in th. Singapore, Thursday. ment was delivered by Sir SiX a W ell nts W this morning in an L y McElwain e in the High Court "Sheng Hwa were XSSJ? 3*2 Df the N It this year. convict <* of rioting
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    Behind the News
    413 15 ..day is to beware of j 5 1 here are plenty of are plenty of peoadvantagea from It is essential hoars for every i keep as calm as ver happens in Far East, we in I enptefl in the Brimav rest assured that Cmf)ire« nd that all
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    CHINESE DOCTOR'S PLEA FOR MALAYAN VARSITY
    419 15 COUNTRY WITHOUT A SOUL "UfAJ-AYA is a country without a soul." Dr. Chen Su Lan, well known local medical matt, thinks so. Malaya's case in favour <»f a University is briefly set forth j in an article by Dr. Chen Su Lan in a
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    Committed For Trial
    114 15 Singapore, Thursday. IT the conclusion of a preliminary inA T into the charge of attempted murder against Mohamed Salleh, who was aJeged to have stabbed anitodto. Th'ruvarsu, in Tanjong Pagar Roaa on Jiilv 14 the accused was committed to i««H hU trial at the next Assizes, stand
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    AIR MAIL
    9 15 An Imperial Air Mail is due to-day.
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    TROOPS FLY BY AIR
    69 15 The entire 2nd Battalion Royal Ulster Rifles, stationed at Parkhurst Barracks, Isle of Wight and comprising about 500 officers and men, were flown in troop-carrier planes to Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, for manoeuvres. This was the largest aerial troop movement ever carried out in Britain. Here are
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    VERDICTS OF DEATH BY MISADVENTURE
    789 15 Singapore, Thursday. yERDICTS of death by misadventure were returned by the coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion of the inquiry this morning into the deaths of Second Lieutenant M. L. Williams and Ma'am, who were killed in a motor car accident at Kallang
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    Mobilisation In France
    51 15 Reuter. Paris, Aug. 24. Outside all town halls and public buildings in Paris this morning are posted large official posters calling up j all men whose mobilisation papers a-e marked with the figures 3 or 4. This is the first collective summons and amounts to partial mobilisation.—
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    BANKERS DETAINED ANOTHER 15 DAYS
    183 15 Singapore, Thursday. A CABLE received from Bangkok by the head office of the Over-sea-Chinese Banking Corporation states that the four arrested officials are to be detained for at least another fifteen days. On July 27 the Police made a search of the premises of the
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    Public Lectures
    58 15 Monthly public lectures will be held at the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society's Headquarters, 830, Gey ang Road. Mr. S. M. Merra Mohiadeen 1 Maricar will deliver the first lecture in English on "The World's Need for a Rational Religion" at 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 1. Tuan Syed
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    TWO YACHTS EXPECTED FROM SOUTH SEAS
    81 15 Singapore, Friday. TWO American yachts are expected in Singapore shortly. Ihey are the "Pupule," piloted by Mr. E. F. Robinson, and Steam Yacht "Ahto," piloted by Mr. William Stein. The "Pupule" left Honolulu two months ago for Singapore via the South Sea Islands wMm
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    32 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 24. The Duke and Duchess of Kent are returning to London from their holiday on the Continent. Their Royal Highnesses will fly to London from Paris tomorrow afternoon. —Reuter.
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    Singapore Well Below Terminal Parities
    388 16 Rubber And The Crisis Singapore, Thursday. JHE market is completely under the spell of the fantastic drama now being shown on the world's stage. Anxiety inevitably exists and is apparent, but is far outweighted by the heartening knowledge that England and her friends are standing
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    3 Cars, 2 Rickshas And Cycle In Mix-Up
    474 16 Singapore, rnursday. AS a result of a collision in which three cars, two rickshas and a bicycle were involved, Ng Boon Seng, an English-speaking Chinese made his appearance before Mr. E. E. Coleman in the Traffic Court this afternoon, on four charges
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    FOUND DEAD IN WELL
    59 16 Bin°apore Tbxti&SHappening to look hold well a m n was body of his il-year- lying in several feet i a m bottom. After frantic efl covered but life was and a tub° of oxy by an ambulance di Sergeant 373. of the 1 lice Siation. took
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    PRACTICE FOR ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
    33 16 Beginning from to-d m '™Zti the biiiguporc t:.. Brigade art a lance die. .si" Three St. Johns An took turn oi five ho ginning from 6 in tin
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    DUTIABLE TOBACCO
    65 16 Singapore. T'^ffittf OSMAN bin Karim pi< morning in the foui before Mr. C. H. X \U—' District Judge and Fourl trate, to a charm' thai koleh without number lun. Singapore. nap bacco into the Colony b> 1 vU >ec of less than 100 tons burden, told His Honour
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    POST OFFICE SCORE 6 GOALS WITHOUT REPLY
    343 18 INTERESTING MATCH AT STADIUM POSt ffice Pulau Brani 0. THE Posi Office team trounced the Pulau Brani team to the tune of Vy*?* DiViSi n 11 A fixture of «ie S.A.F.A. league the Anson Road Stadium. Alt c Pulau Brani team sulfr g
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    ROVERS' SOCCER
    62 18 A frienaly game of soccer will h* Playea between River Valleyßovers an Z fuM^l*?,? 1 Farrer ParHnSaturda> The following will represent R.Y.hT..-Kay Eng. Teng Seng Juiia-i Law Ping Chong, Chwee Engf (Cant Ann lot- K m Wah Kee Chuan ghn' Vlt OC U Hearn and Jacob Lim Rp
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    NAVY BEAT PUBLISHERS IN SECOND DIVISION
    448 18 CLEARED A phase in the jarae between the Royal Navy and the Publishers yesterday. NAVY BEAT PUBLISHERS IN SECOND DIVISION The game was not of a very high standard, a number of men from either side appearing to be of! colour, but it was relieved by the dour display throughout
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    Chartered Bank Win
    74 18 I T he Char tered Bank Sports Ciub rte J ea ft d the Thornyeroft Sports Cluo in a P L ayed on Wednesday a! Farrer Park, by five goals to two. The following scored for the Bank: Chu? The 6JS2w 2 JameS 1. GillettT. me Bank's
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    41 18 Youngsters Union AthSic B PaVfy '7; Rodngues, Oey Tiono- 1 g ~i yes, T lm Kl *n San, j n Brand, Chee Kirn Cheng, B van Riet* schote and Lim Teck Seng ReservesUrn Kirn Chye, Aman and Said S1
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    JEREMIAH WINS POST OFFICE BILLIARDS
    80 18 RESULTS of matches played in the above Tournament are *as follows: FIRST ROUND:—Ng Fook Chin beat C. B. Humphries 300—180 QUARTER-FINALS: —Ng Fook Chin beat Osman Faraj 300—185 C Albuquerque beat Abdul Razak 300—222 Tan Siak Lim beat Seah leng Peow 300—214 C. W. Jeremiah
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    MAYFAIR BADMINTON PARTY
    90 18 There will be a friendly badminton match of five singles and two doubles on Sunday. Aug. 27 between the Mav.a>r BP. and the Moravia Sports C ub on the latter's court Outram Road (ouposue College Roadi at 3 p.m. sharp The following have been selected in represent
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    INTERESTING TENNIS AT S.C.C. TOURNEY
    374 18 JJEENLY contested matches were seen at the S.C C co when further ties of the S.C.C. autumn ri< I In three interesting sets, Lt. E. A. f dc L. Young (scr) beat D.A. Johnson (—3) 4—6, 7—5, 6—2 after an exciting j game. Starting off
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS
    117 18 The following are ties in the billiard j tournament of the B.R.C. j To Day Singles Championship: 6.30 pm R H Bain vs. J. B. Quays Duffers' Handicap: 5.15 p.m. D l+3o^?° y l 2o F A C ehlers I Duffers' "A" Handicap: 6.15 pm O IV. Wait
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    S'PORE BOXERS MAKE JAVA DEBUT
    333 18 ETAOIN SHRDLU D Batavia, Aug. 19. Neil Horhifihow l)l ominent amon «>em being Ventura Marques has challenged both Young Dundee and Hemchit to meet him m turn at bouts to be held durink the coming Pasir Gambir fair in this town The main event on
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    THAI TENNIS TEAM ARRIVES ON AUG. 29
    31 18 5 A TENNIS team from n expected to *4 k m on Aug. I<• Arran S«nenL are h»; for the visitors against a Shiga
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    Results Of Scottish League
    19 18 Tlie following a vision matclu Arbroath Ayr United Celtic Falkirk Hibernian Motherwell St. Johnstone —Reuter.
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    S.R.C. TENNIS RESULTS
    80 18 THE foUowini an S.R.c. tennis the S.R.C. Courts yestei Handicap double; S. Moreira 3> lost to A. M. Valberg i 3 Singles handicap B V? J (+l5» loir to B d 6—4. 2—4. The following are Mixed Double Han. and Miss M. Clarke 1 rio and Miss
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    49 18 Only one tie was Tanglin club tennis day evening when v Levien (plus 3> beat Mi Harvey <pl U c 6—3. 8 6 There were walk- were awarded to Mi Green. Mr. F. C. G Mrs. Aurely. and Mr X J Miss Murav whose turn up.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    19 19 Read and C. E. A nn i«> »> ,av in the S.C.C. h ~,s s double's match yesterday.
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    Racing Card For First Day
    694 19 I is the full racing card for the first day of the SingaI t up Meeting. I §E5 (lass I—Division I—6 Furlongs I VMPTON 9.0? -Mr. Cheah" Van Breukelen I KNIGHT 8.13 "Wearne Kongsi" Billett I 8.03 Mr. Lee Nam Hobbs I 3.03 "Mr. Cheah"
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    RECREATION CLUB SUCCESSFUL IN SPORT
    1030 19 REDUCTION IN CLUB DEFICIT QUTSTANDING successes in various department: of sport were achieved by the members of the Singapore Recreation Club, according to the 56ih annual club report. In cricket, the club played a total of 33 matches, 18 of which were won, seven lost,
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    Sports Diary
    43 19 TO-DAY Soccer: Division 1. S.R.C. vs M.F.A. —Stadium; 2A. Maiaya Signals Company vs. Marine Dept.. Gillman; 28. S C.F A. "B" vs. Excise.—S II B Cricket: Combined School vs. S.C.C. —Padang. Tennis: S C.C. and S.R.C BOXING: Police Depot 7 pm.
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    Track Work At Bukit Timah
    654 19  -  (By Benny Solace JJESPITE the fact that it was an officially recognised slow work day some fast gallops, especially by those candidates handicapped to run to-morrow, were pone through this morning at +he Bukit Timah course. Van Breukelen and Turley's charges v ere again not
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    Scratchings And Order Of Running
    87 19 Race I—Fonies 1, Div. 3. 2.30 p m. ML Race Horses 2. Div. 2. 3.00 p.m.. Dace 3.—Ponies 1, Div. 2. HO Lady Warricv. Racf 4.—PCHIOS 1, Div. 1. 4.00 p.m.. Nil. Race 5. -Horses 1, Div. 2. I m ML Rate «.—Horses i, D
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    Kinsey Will Lead s.c.c.
    102 19 Hockey Jj.C.C. hockey enthusiasts met at the Club premises last night to discuss prospects of the forthcoming hockey season. Beides the captain and vice-captain of the Club hockey team, the meeting elected two other members to captain *hr sides during practice matches on Mondays and Fridays
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    SUPPLY TRANSPORT VITAL TO CHINA CAUSE
    742 21 Yjns Holding Up hunter-Offensive Chungking, Aug. 22. Lr r China's failure to assemble the material r a treneral counter-offensive is her lack rcf m facilities. Not until 1940, when the new in Railroad is in full operation, will the f ns of supplies in
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    Guerrilla Newspaper In Occupied Territory
    149 21 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 17. A CONSTANT reminder to Japanese soldieis that they do not control everything in the province, a pro-Chinese news-sheet is being issued twice a week in the Japaneseoccupied portion of Shansi. The Daoer written, edited and published by a Chinese college student
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    ARMS FOR THE WAR IN CHINA
    77 21 •TRANSPORTATION of war supplies into China is not being accomplished rapidly enough to put thrcugh sufficient heavy arms and war machinery for the big Chinese counter-offensive, but every effort is being made to hurry things up. Abcve, several hundred new American lorries in dismantled
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    Composition Of Chinas National Military Council
    380 21 Chungking, Aug. 22. V'EW non-Chinese know that to his own subordinates and among the Chinese people at large Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek is respectfully known as WEI YUAN CHANG, that is, Chairman of the all-powerful National Military Council. Fewer Btill, not excluding foreign news editors
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    "Demand For Compensation From Burma Will Lead To Further Anti-Indian racialism"
    489 22 (United Press). Simla, Aug. 17. pROF. X. G. RANGA, member of the Central Legislative Assembly, in the course of a statement fervently appeals to Indian merchants chambers in particular and the Indian public in general not to pursue their
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    Poet Tagore Lays Foundation Of Bengal Congress House
    1428 22 Province's Contribution To Modern India Recalled Calcutta, Aug. 19. "M AY Ben al s arm ye strength to the arm of India, Bengal's oice give truth to India's message; may Bengal, in service of freedom for India, never make itself ineffective by
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    123 22 VU.KNOWK llm tamani" f. lft Ra«, '-Sushila k Vla,l *lH "Alwar ChHtiar I are in pro.nim.n tiful Tamii picture which opens Royal to-night iv The fact of the in i well known a self enough popular as a;. leases which breaking" on 1 "Swarnalatha" several other story
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    70 22 Sir untitled of the office of Governor f 3 from Sir Maurice Halieu Aug. 5 last.—(United p., His Riffhne* Lb Mysore has rt mated v Bhonsle Military s.hou! Dr. B. S. Moon|f a i Nasik-irJ Press). Rescluti*: nden i Government prisoners and ur«in i I action were passed un Aus
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    CONGRESS M.L.A.'s (CENTRAL) URGED TO RESIGN EN BLOC Abstention Will Not Be Effective
    472 23 /iCeROY TO HOLD CONFERENCE? India's Opposition To Of Troops abroad Simla, Aug. 17. ;v anticipated as regards creating impasse at A. Congress parly's decision to boycott the ncx: r Assembly. c tions have been made to the
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    CONVENTIONS DISREGARDED
    408 23 Dr. Pattabhi's Statement Madras, Aug. 15.—'Supposing it is said that the frontiers of India are in Cairo or in Singapore. Even ii it is *o. the barest courtesy that is due to party leaders in the Assembly warranted that the Viceroy should have appraised them of his intentions
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    712 23 (United Press). Sardar Saui Singh's View rvillnur Aug. 18i—Sawlar Sani Singh" M L.r e (€emtral), Nationalist Party, ucd U,e following statement: -The Congress Working tee has again blundered m the manner of recording na protesi a-ainst the decision of the <£ver nor-General to extend the Jife oi the
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    57 23 Madras, Aug. 17.—In a communication In6ia cbamber ol com merce 7e«ar6in3 tbe queston ol payment ol compensation lor losses suller. 3u"by tne In<Uan« in rlots. tbe Qovsrunumt ol IrM» sta t'nit «bt.v bave M"6,e representations to "so ol 8tate lor Vurm2 to accept tne nrinclple ol foment, otcomneusatton lor losses
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    181 23 Simla. Aug. 17 —A communique i sued to-day states that orders were isus(d on July 23 and 24 last for movement of certain trcops to Euypt. Aden and Malaya. The troops sailed between Ausr. 2 and 7 last and have reached the r respective destinations In addition certain
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    103 23 Akola. Aug. 17.—0n a reference being made by the hon. Mr. Bii.al.u Biyani. Secretary of the Congress ty In the Council of State re-aiding their attendance at tht ensuing Stttttn session ol the Council of Stntc in view oi the recent resolution of the
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    115 23 Simla, Aug. l&V-The United PTSJW hams that Maulana Zafar All Khan M.L.A. (Central) has. in course of a communication to the Secret an- *>f Lhe All India Muslim League, suggested thai the League members of the Central Assembly should abstain from attending the Assembly session on the
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    336 23 Madras, Aug. 18 —On the orders of the Madras High Court Mr. A. S. K. iyengar. Secretary. Madras Press Labour Union, who was convicted to one tncnth's imprisonment by the second Presidency Magistrate recently in connection with the "Dhinamani" press strike was released to-day. On h;s ap 3eal
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    333 23 THE publication of Sir Sikander Hvat Khan's alternative scheme to Federation and of Mr. Mohammad Ali Jinnah's warning to the British Governor at not to proceed with the unwanted Federal scheme, have rented a new situation for the Mus lima of India, particularly the Muslim
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    179 24 Delegates to the overseas Khek Conference now in session in Singapore, were entertained to dinner at Haw-Par Lodge on Tuesday evening by Mr. Aw Boon Haw, 0.8. E. and Mr. Aw Boon Par. More than 100 guests attended the function, which was a great success.
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