Malaya Tribune, 28 September 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI- -No. 231. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thurs,l;>>. September 28, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 16 PAGES. SINGAPORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1939 FIVE _CEy^
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    Mystery Plane Machine – Guns Scottish Resort
    102 1 Mystery Plane Machine Guns Scottish Resort Reuter. London. Sept. 28. SPRAY of machine-sun bult\ Icls from a mystery plane M storday n Ballachnntuif. s a hamlet ten miies I ':i mphcllt own, Argyllshire, roof of the sarnso of the linging Motel was struck by rra| ballets and a window «>f
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    MOSCOW MAKING PROPOSALS, NOT RECEIVING THEM
    265 1 Reuter. London. Sept. 28. I*LITER'S diplomatic mtieapand■w rnt, writing on Herr Yon Wall >p*s visit to Moscow, says thit one important and ittdispensfact is that the initiative came from Moscow. X rr Yon Ribbentrop was summoned Kremlin not to make proposal *f> receive them.
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    WARSAW SURRENDERS TO NAZI ARMY
    857 1 WATER SUPPLIES GIVE OUT: EVERY CHURCH IN RUINS End Of Gallant Polish Defence City Completely Destroyed Reuter. WARSAW HAS CAPITULATED UNCONDITIONALLY, ACCORDING TO A STATEMENT ISSUED BY THE GERMAN HIGH COMMAND, SAYS THE GERMAN NEWS AGENCY, WHICH ADDS THAT THE TOWN HALL WILL PROBABLY BE
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    Main Totals Of Budget
    96 1 London, Sept. 27. rjPHE main figures of the Budget make a re\ ised estimate* of expenditure for the current year of £1,933 millions. Ihe revised estimate of revenue, including- £107 millions from rew taxation, amounts to .995 millions. This leaves £938 millions to meet by borrowing,
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    SO VIET SHIP TOR PEDOED OFF ESTHONIAN COAST
    230 1 MOSCOW DEMANDS TWO ISLANDS Reuter. MOSCOW. SEPT. s THE SOVIET STEAMER MATALLISH WAS SUNK EY A SUBMARINE YESTERDAY EVENING IN NARVA BAY, OEF ESTHONIA, ACCORDING TO THE TASS AGENCY. NINETEEN OF THE CREW OF 24 WERE RESCUED BY SOVIET FATROL SHIPS. Kaunas,
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    FRENCH FEAR OF SOVIET EXPANSION
    140 2 Paris. Sept. 27. l*ie Frr Government's (ie rt-iuii tv d \c the Communis Fart] lieved in both French and ra diplomatic circles la ha\ t than interna 1 significant ihe step is l. tii v*l»en ?>i ii> countries in I nrope, even v tea, are
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    Allied Seizures Of Contraband
    140 2 Reuter. Londen, Seal 28. OVER :< m tons >f roods have been intercepted and detained hs British contraband control du>ins the week ending Sept. 26, according to the Ministry of Informat ion. 'ihe figures 'nclude 22.000 tons ol iron ore. 14,000 ten- of ix-tru!eum products. 7
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    48 2 London. Sept. 27. RESPITE the imminence of the Budget., to day's markets were cheerful with u<! industrials marked up. Giltedged was also occasionally stronger Home rails however were the" best JK 5S n amline companies recorded substantial gaiius on optimistic vtews an,nt th, Oorernntent's SSSS£. au was arm.
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    AMAZING REVELATIONS OF NAZI INVESTMENTS
    533 2 U.S. Writer AcceptsDr. Goebbels' Challenge Reuter. O tiFULA. r Paris, Sept. 2#. 15 KKfc is the answer to Dr. Goebbels' challenge, 'declaresthe American journalist, Mr. Knickerbocker. i n a signed a t ile in the Paris Soir, giving in amazingly meticulous i I iil an
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    Nazi Destroyers Seize Britons On Swedish Ship
    56 2 Reuter. '■'me London, Sept. 27. morning two German destroyers stopped a Swedish motorship off the Swedish coast. dem a nH C i )l^ ande Z of th e destroyers demanded that the crew of a British collier, previously sunk by a German submarine,
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    Danish Ship Stopped
    26 2 Reuter. ouS D T n f sh *Wgg "aval vessel just aay, and w is "e'e^i, w;,ters yester MS hours™-Vut*r a seuich oI
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    CONTROL OF BROADCASTING
    146 2 Reuter. London. Sjpt. 28. IN 'order to meet the needs of Ihe broadcasting service in war time. iTtam modifications have been made in the system of control of the Corporation, stales the Minis try of Information. Sir Allan l*owel and Mr. C. ll* Millis now constitute the
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    Neutrality Bill Debate Next Week
    119 2 Reuter. Washington. Sept. 28. THE debate or the administrations new Neutrality Bill and amendment to th n arms emoargo maj begin in the Senate on Ocn 2. Si uator Borah, leader of the opposition to the measure, announces that its opponents could gain little time
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    HEAVIEST BURDEN EVER UNDERTAKEN
    260 2 Budget Comment London, Sept. 28. OIR John Sim n*s drastic budget, affecting rich and poor alike, has enueed an enormoua iipreaaion throughout Britain and is regarded as the best poflsible proof of the country*! determination to carry out a supreme war effort. The income tax of
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    GOVERNOR LEAVES FOR PENANG TO-DAY
    97 2 H.E. the Governor. Sir Stfceti<on Thcmas will leave Singapore for Penang 10While m Penan/; he wii! unveil the recently erected statue o! Captain Francis Ligh t lie founder o f Penang. Penani was founded by Captain Li';hi lo': years age and 'Ins .statue cf th"
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    27 2 Reuter. The First Lord of the Admiralty. in a Comui anSwef to-day. said that tho 0 n steadier Bremen was believed bt- in a nortem Russian port.—Reuter
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    Siegfried Line Seriously Damaged By French Gunners BOTH SIDES ENTRENCHING ALONG THE WHOLE LINE
    222 2 London, Sept. 2K. K RI OUTS have been received that the French have seriously damaged the Siegfried line between Saarcrucken and a point near the Luxemburg border. A Brussels report says that a fierce artillery duel
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    FRENCH BATTER SIEGFRIED LINE
    531 2 Reuter. London. Sept. 27. THIS mornins;'> French communique says: "The night was quiet but there was enemy artillery lire to the rear of the French lines in Weissenburg." The German communique say< there was activity and thai the French wi*re entrenching- on the whole front. Unofficial
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    PUBLIC ACCEPTS VERY SEVERE WAR BUDGET
    531 2 British Wireless. London. Sept. 27. npHi; severity Ol tfca tai increase-. A announced ny the Chancellor of the Kvehequer was not uncxpcU.d, and his proposals, which, ap.ut t'tom nnuor criticism-, received tiie approval of the Opposition leaders, have been gciierallv accepted by the public
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    AIR SERVICES
    33 2 British Official Wireless. It was announced in the Hctts.' ol Commons 'hat the resumption ol tn< ifgular commercial air service be' Britain and France is at present und< consideration.—British Official Wirele*-
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    Wanted Inspector To Try Case!
    259 3 Singapore, Wednesday. 4 unusaal case occurred in the c nd Police Court before* Mr. id Oldham this morning when hinesc fruit hawker, who reportihe Beach Road Police that .its. Chinese had assaulted and tied him. refused to offer eviagainsi four of the accused. told the
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    ALLEGED TRESPASS AND MISCHIEF
    82 3 Singapore, Wednesday. X 6ENG. a 45-year-old Hokkien p axed before Mr. Conrad Oldham Second Police Court this morning irged with house-trespass at Lorong ylang Road, with intent to intinan, Tan Gim Hoe. mischief ng damage to furniture valued nd failing to appear before the nd Police
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    48 3 Singapore, Wednesday. APPEARING before Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke, the third police magistrate i ung, Leow Pit. a young HokChinese. pleaded guilty to the ol theft of a bicycle valued at Fletcher Cooke convicted the acand postponed sentence to Sept. pending arrival of accused's fingerBail of S2OO was extended.
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    ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF MALAYA
    3122 3 Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Meeting Singapore. Wednesday. THAT Malaya should do her part In ihc great struggle Great Brit run and France had just undertaken, and that essential commodities such as tin. rubber and other produce should still continue to .be sent to Great Britain, her
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    Woodstock Drive Murder Trial Opens
    568 3 Sinsranore. Wednesday. WHILE Ong Chow Yec. a Chinese servant in the employ of the Commodore. Malaya Rc.-ir Admiral T. B. Drew was returning home to his quarters at Woodstock Drive in the early hours of June S. he was attacked by two Chinese and sustained
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    Davis Appeals Against Four-Year Sentence
    717 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. jjEXTLXCES of four years on the first charge and one year on the second, to run concurrently, were passed at the Selangor Assizes to-day on Gus Davis, former manager of the Pavilion Theatre, when he was found guilty
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    Narrow Hockey Win For Hyderabad Regiment
    26 5 The Hyderabad Regiment beat tha Ceylon Sports Club 2 -1 in a hockey match played at Palestier Plain yester day.
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    SHOPKEEPERS FINED UNDER FOOD LAWS
    516 5 Singapore, Wednesday. pOUR shopkeepers were to-day charged before Mr. L. C. Goh, Fifth Magistrate, with infringements of the Food Control Ordinance. Three of them, all Indians, were fined $100 each or in default two months' rigorous imprisonment. The fourth, a Chinese, was acquitted. Court Inspector
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    THREAT WITH KNIFE TO EUROPEAN
    399 7 Singapore. Wednesday. BEFORE Mr. L. C. Goh, the SingaI> pore Fifth Pohc e Magistrate, this morning, a Hamanese cook, leng Deng Suan. was charged with voluntarily attempting to cause hurt with a knife to Mr. S. E. >purgeon. a European, of Amber Mansions on Sept.
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    GERMANY'S SHATTERED HOPE
    458 8 |N a book recently published, Fritz Sternberg, a well-known German authority, discussed the resources of Germany in the event of war in Europe. The book was largely documented from German official sources, and it dealt with the "war-poten-tial" of the country in 1914 as compared with that
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    OUR FRENCH ALLIES
    264 8 IT has been suggested that some portion of the Malaya Patriotic Fund might go for the benefit of members of the French fighting forces, and we are sure that suggestion will fall on sympathetic ears. Naturally the bulk of the money will go to the British forces,
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    RUMANIA RE-INFORCES BORDER TO SOVIET RUSSIA Yon Ribbentrop's Visit To Moscow
    201 8 Reuter. Bucharest, Sept. 27. JT is learned that the Soviet ha* renewed the assurance to respect Rumanian neutrality. Official and unofficial circles express astonishment at the report of a possible Soviet coup in Bessarabia. Soviet fortified lines along the
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    NEW BALKAN UNION SAID COMING
    216 8 Reuter. London. Sept. 27. The viMt to Moscow of the Turkish Foreign Minister. Mr. Sarai oglu. is causing some speculation. According to some reports. Mr, Saracoglu is discussing with the Soviet Government general Balkan problems as much as direct relations between Russia and Turkey. It
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    MILITARY ALLIANCE POSSIBLE
    48 8 Tokyo, Sept. 27. ACCORDING to information reaching Here, the German Foreign Minister, Herr yon Ribbentrop, is going to Moscow today in order to sign a GermanSoviet military alliance, on the conclusion of which negotiations have been going on between the two countries for some time.
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    INFORMATION MINISTRY OFFICIAL'S VISIT
    79 8 Mr. R. H. Sect*-, cf the Eritish Ministry of Information, arrived in Singapore Sunday by air from London and leaves this afternoon for Hongkong after paying a round of calls on officials in Hie Colony. H is understood that one purpose cf Mr. Scott's visit is
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    Nazi Raiders Suffer Loss
    169 8 Reuter. London, Sept. 27. IN the House of Commons, askc»l whether he could make any statement on the announcement by the German High Command that German aircratt had attacked British battleships in the middle of the North Sea, and whether there was any truth in the
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    EMPIRE GRAVELY MENACED BUT MUST WIN WAR
    98 8 Reuter. Canberra, Sen' J 'HE Australian Prime Minute: R. G. Menzies. stated in a broai last night that it would be unwise at present to send a large force ow i and assistance In the air would be more useful. Australia's position was
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    HIGHEST INCOME TAX IN BRITISH HISTORY
    1076 9 New Taxes On Drinks, Tobacco And Sugar First War Budget Reuter. a I f RnTTxm London, Sept. 27. ;?viV- lncre ses m both direct and indirect i>A **™5 M a c disclosed in Britain's first War E?S c i l Z[ tro uced t°;
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    STATEMENT ON R.A.F. WORK
    60 9 Reuter. London, Sept. 27. CIR Kin_,sley V/ood, Secretary of State for Air, announced at question time in the Houss of Commons to-day that he intended to follow the example of Mr Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, and irtake a full statement of the work
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    BUDGET SPEECH
    881 9 London, Sept. 27. SIR JOHN SIMON said that when he introduced the Budget at the end of April, the estimated expenditure of the year amounted to £1,322 millions. Defence expenditure, included in that vast total, was at that time stated as £630 millions. The budget proposals were calculated
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    PRICE WE MUST PAY
    335 9 British Wireless. London, Sept. 27. SIR John Simon said he was unable to say if the £500 millions vote of credit adopted in the first days of the war would be sufficient to cover the country's requirements to the end of the financial year. They would
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    Andrew's Old Boys Win Again
    238 10 >.B pts; RAF (H.O > \n. St. A. s Old Boys gave a good isplay SfeWF yesterday when beat ti F. iH.Q/t team at r Pork at points ia goal and to in. vheir first sam-; teat •clay thi a ted South Johore. Hartley i
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    FOOTBALL POOLS OFFICIALLY VETOED
    41 10 London. Sept. 27. The football pools, which is one of tiie most popular of Britain's winter pastimes, has been officially vetoed. This i. in consequence of the strain already thrown on the Post Office by the war.—
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    HINESE OVER WHELMED BY S.C.C. "A" FIFTEEN
    448 10 ON THE DEFENSIVE THROUGHOUT RUGBY S.C.C. "A" 26 pts. S.C.R.C. 3 pts. PROVING overwhelmingly superior to their much lighter opponents, the S.C.C. "A" defsated the S.C.R.C. by 26 points (one goal and severv tries) to three (one penalty goal), in a rugby friendly
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    SIX COALS AT R.I.
    36 10 The Singapore Colts proved too good for the Raffles Institution hockey eleven, who were defeated 4—2. in a hockey match played at the School ground yesterday. The Colts led 2—l at halftime.
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    ARMY RUGGER TRIAL
    120 10 TOOD talent was revealed J yesterday at Gilman Bar- racks, where the Army Rugby trial, consisting of three periods of play, between Whites and Colours, was held, j From the display yesterday, j the Army will again have a strong fifteen to represent j them in the
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    HOCKEY INDIANS GO DOWN TO S.R.C.
    209 10 BJLC. 2 J IN a keenly contested hockey game nb/yed on the padang yesterday, the S R C beat the I.A. by two goals to nil. Sullivan and A. Clarke were the sccrers Both defences showed up well but the SRC. backs were steadier
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    HAT-TRICK BY A. CHONG
    302 10 A hat- trijk i v Anthony Chong en abled the S.C.R.C. to gain a 4—l victory over the Colts in a hockey match played at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The Chinese would have won by a b'gger margin but for some good goalkeeping by T. de
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    NAVY BEAT MENTAL HOSPITAL
    267 10 S.A.F.A. CHALLENGE CUP SOCCER Royal Navy 2; Mental Hospital N EVER relaxing their efforts, the Royal Navy scored a 8 victory over the Mental Hospital in their qualifying round tien the S AF A. cup competition at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon. The sailors ware
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    S.C.C. TENNIS RESULTS
    507 13 p. K. Stem beat H. An holt 6—4, ~—9. 6—l. in the semi-final of the "C" Clas Singles event in the S.C.C. autumn tennis tournament vtsterday afternoon. In the Mixed Doubles semi-final Major Bedford ond Mrs. Archer (—153) beat Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bembroke (scr) 6
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    Boys' Brigade To Hold Aquatic Meet
    53 13 The first annual swimming competiior of the Boys' Brigade, S ngapor P1 iahon for the trophy Presented by ihe Hon St Alexander Small WW L» d at the V.M.C.A. swimming pool. onaaturdTy, Sept. 30. at^P.^ Mrs T J. B Wearne has nnw) consented to
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    BAL TABARIN AND GOLDEN ARROW IMPRESS
    208 13 K.L. Track Hints (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. CANDIDATES for the first day's races of the Selangor Autumn Meeting were given their final fast gallops on the track this morning. The most impressive gallops were those or BAL t/bArtn (E. Donnelly 1
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    Y. M. C. A. CARNIVAL
    83 13 SWIMMING THE Y.M.C.A.'s 20th swimming cham- pionship carnival will be held on Saturday. Oct. 14. and the entries clos." on Saturday Sept. 30. There are 11 events in the programme, including (vents for men. women, schoolboys and boys under 4ft lOin. Tjie prelim'naiv heats will
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    Inquiry Into Singapore Soldier's Road Death
    315 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. £jITTL\<; as Coroner, Raja Suleiman, the third magistrate, Johore T>ahru, returned a verdict of death by misadventure at the inquiry into tho death of Private Harold William Silke, aged go, of the R.A.M.C.. Singapore, wno was killed
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    SPORTS DIARY
    42 13 TO-DAY SOCCER: Div. 2A, R. A. (B. M.) vs. Publishers. Stadium. HOCKEY: Police vs. S.C.C, S.C.C; Girl's Sports Club vs. Y.W.C. A G.S.C. WATER POLO: V.M.C.A. Juniors vs. R.A.F., Fort Canning. TENNIS: S.C.C. S.C.R.C, V.M.C.A. SRC. and Tanglin Club tournaments.
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    ALLEGED WOUNDING OF THREE CHINESE
    76 14 SINGAPORE, THURSD \y THREE CHINESE COOLIES WERE SHOT, ALLEGEDLY By ANOTHER AT 9.15 LAST NIGHT AT THE CHI] COOLIE LINES OF THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD ONE OF THEM, AN ELDERLY MAN, WAS SHOT IN HAND AND THIGH, THE OTHER TWO BEING SHOT IN BACK. ONE
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    357 14 ESTATE WORKERS' PATRIOTISM (To the Editor of ihe Malaya Tribune j Sir. —I rer.d with interest the ?icws thai the District Planters' Association proposes that the members ffhould give cne day's pay a month to the Malaye. Pairio. tic Fund and that Che Incorporated £:c!ety of
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    PLANTERS & PATRIOTIC FUND
    67 14 PLANTERS PATRIOTIC FUND (From Our Own Reporte Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. RECOMMENDATION rotj the adoption of the prin-; ciple of contributing one day's pay per month to the Malaya j Patriotic Fund has been made by the Committee of the In- corporatrd Society of Plant- ers. The recommendation is be- ing
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    "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
    35 14 The Bceneahifters will pees nt Taming Of Tiie Bhrew" at a re\ formance on Saturday 8 pi 30 al Victoria Theatre. The play was a success when it opened la
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    Mr. Gandhi's Birthday
    43 14 The 71st Birthday oi Ifahatma Gandhi will be celebrated under th auspices of the Indian Youth League, Singapore, at the Public Hall, Farrer Park <Oid Race Cour e« on 2 Octcber. at 5 p.m. Mr. S. C. Goho will preside.
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    FOUND HANGING
    25 14 An el--.hteen year old Chinese was today found dead, hanfein by a rope in the backyard of a hop in North Bricrje Road.
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      61 14 CAPITOL: "Five Came B-ck." ALHAMBRA "Daughters Courageous." PAVIUON. "Tiie Lone Wolf Spy Hunt." MARLBOROUGH "Chanerasena." ROXY: "Confessions of a Nazi Sky." GARRICK; Chinese pictures. QUEENS: "Topper Takes A Trip." ROYAL: 'Bhaktha Meera." HAPPY WCRLD: Cabaret; Side Shows; Cinemas and other attractions. "REAT WO. LD: Cabaret, Side Shows cinema and other
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    Domestic Occurence ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    69 15 Mrs. I. Alexander wishes to express her heart-felt thanks to all relatives and friends v/ho attended the funeral of the late Inspector William Campbrll Alexander as well ps thos< v/ho sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence. To t«he I.G.P., Officers an-1 Member*! of the Singapore Police
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      465 15 NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF CHARIJiS EATQn CUNNINGHAM DECEASED. (Late of Hotel Ludovisi, Home, Italy, who died testate on the 3rd day of January, 1939, a t Krishnarajendra Hospital, Mysore, India). Pursuant to Section 29 of Tne T/ustecs Ordinance <Chapter 59). Notice hereby given that creditors and ethers .having claims
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