Malaya Tribune, 25 August 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday. August 25. 1941.
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    Wings,Commission For S'pore Boy
    30 1 wv of micipal I Mrs Fvfe. l' y i apore in 1921 SchOOi Fill Sekooi I joining the as sludtfiitg J. rsitp. Hi reld COMWiStIGH IT
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 ciidcn, Aug 25 Deniper River, fI Marshal Budenny a :i\ to defend bm in, has bei;un I uf reports heavy lh< Sim link sect-r it i iunter-a*taek lld ft X is tn full swing. -If:'.'.
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    CHURCHILL: "JAPANESE MENACE MUST STOP"
    430 1 "Unhesitatingly On U.S. Side In Pacific War" Reuter. r HE Japanese menace to Thailand, M Singapore and the Philippine Islands must stop," declared Mr. Churchill, British Prime Minister, in a world-wide broadcast last night, in which he referred also to his meeting with President Roosevelt
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    "Allied Aid Must Reach Russians"
    189 1 IN the course of his broadcast fro* London last night, Mr. Churchill declared that no barrier must stand in the way of Allied aid for the Russians. He said: ••Hitler is now str'king at Russia with all his might, well knowing the difficulties of geography
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    BEVIN CALLS FOR GREATER EFFORT
    57 1 Reuter. bundon, Aug. 25. THE Minister of Latv ur. Mr. .nest Bevin, las. ni°ht nsked for renewed cfTorts from Br tish factory workers as a pract cal cLmon»l ration of their admiration of Russian resistance. He warned that action would o? taken against w mm
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    "Tunnel May Be Dark, Long, But There's Light At End"
    2366 1 CHURCHILL GIVES MESSAGE OF ATLANTIC MEETING TH! ,„av be dart and long, hut at the end (here will be Mgfct" This was saw of the Atlantic meeting between .Mr. Churchill and President i b the Pritish Prime Minister cave to
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    MILLION NAZI TROOPS FOR TROPICS
    194 1 Reuter. Zurich, Aug. 25. IT is unthinkable that the huge sacrifices which the German people have to undergo to-day do not affect their morale/ writes the Eerner Tagwacht. "Ihe disquic. ing air raids of the Royal Air Force admittedly touch only some par's of German
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    Vichy Admits Serious Unrest
    256 1 Reuter. Vichy, Aug. 25. MARSHAL Petain's Government is "armed for action," said M. Pucheu. Minister of the Interior, in a statement yesterday, threatening the extreme penalty against "Communists and other disturbers of the peace. The country can be assured that the Government will break up, without
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    BIG SOVIET SUCCESSES
    651 1 Rumanians Suffer Terrific Losses: Nazi H. Q. Captured Moscow, Aug. 25. A SOVIET cavalry regiment has thrown Nazi units out of a town in the south-eastern sector of the front and captured the headquarters of a German division. About 700 German dead were left in the town.
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    Opinion Disarmament
    158 2 T ESSONS of the last war anu aftermath will enable future peacemakers to avoid many pitfalls. Among the most disastrous blunders ot post-Armistice years was Disarmament, titular originator of which was the late President Wilson who called for a general multilateral reduction in arms in one of his
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    Disarm Aggressors
    175 2 DKfcblDrJjiNT Wilson ana ms followers among the European Allies invested armaments with malevolent qualities, regarded them as one of the causes of strife. The Atlantic Declaration rightly discerns the only danger in misuse of arms. Hence the determination that aggressors shall be disarmed. A measure of subsequent disarmament
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    Joint Responsibility
    166 2 MOR can the effort towards a happier world rest entirely on a political basis. Post-war economic problems will be enormous. Approached from the 'freedom from want" angle, the difficulties will have greater chance of solution than was the case at the time of the World Economic Conference, a
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    WAR IN THE COFFEE SHOP
    1438 2 AHMAD the shopkeeper smiled complacently and placed his vast back against the slender post which supported the attap roof of his little coffee shop. Ahmad w T ore the white cap which denoted a Haji, and the fact that he had journeyed to Mecca gave
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    WORLD'S HIGHEST RAIL WAY
    174 2 LOCOMOTIVES to cross the Andes -over the highest railway line in the world are to be made in Great Britain. They are for the Central Railway of Peru, the summit of which Is 15,806 ft. above sea level, the greatest height of any standard gauge railway
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    Finished Job
    31 2 Here's the most recent placard posted on Paris buildings at night: "'Jerry' ts a pig, born ln Germany, fattened in France, salted ln the Channel and canned in England."
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    More Smoking Than Ever
    342 2 ltfO wonder there's a shortage of tobacco! Last year, for the first time in our history, we smoked 200 million avoirdupois pounds of tobacco in Great Britain. Even at the height of the last war we smoked only 110 million pounds in a single year. In
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    430 2 JHE Hon Mr E D gested at the Federal m meeting the other day the «2 of an officer in the Malay States to «> vested with, same author,'y Secretary' of the only in matter, i ,war effort. The last qualifi matically made temporary one tempted to
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      10 2 COUGHS, COLDS, THROAT TROUBLES Quickly Cured By ANTISEPTIC EREATHEAftIE TABLETS
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    NEWSETTES FROM TO-DAY'S COUNCIL MEETING Discarded Mains To Be Salvaged
    129 3 -.TNG to the difficulty of imft""• cast iron water mains,' 1 ent is going to spend -ing and leconditioning iron mains at Nibong T l report of a meeting of the Council Finance Committee c 30 "The above amount Is
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    Huge Cost of S'pore Air Raid Defences
    231 3 gINGAPORE'S evacuee camps, when completed, will k cost more than a million dollars. The amount includes hutments built on Singapore island and also 1 on surrounding islands. For the erection and completion of the "temporary camps" on Singapore island $500,000 has been approved
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    COST OF COLONY MOBILISATION
    114 3 EXTRA expenditure m connection with the embodiment of local volunteers last year amounted to $33,000. Provision made origmauy in the Colony's estimates was $500,000. To reimburse the Admiralty for extra expenditure ln connection Naval Volunteer Reserve, the Finance mmttt* w the LcStalattM 2 recommended the payment
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    MORE MONEY ON CABLES
    84 3 INCREASED use of telegrams and cables. I om-ing to interruption and MJ-J irregularity of sea and gr munlcations. has causea Cable ss*M caress, -r revenue under Telegram* pondingly increased. rav ment of the Recommending the u of the $260,000. the F inan<^ ta mml -f h
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    GOVT. LOSES $233.50
    29 3 mo write off the amount of revenue T°S e g to dj* Council MMgMM SSeX SK* spates waa in regard to the issue of theatre Ucencee.
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    Government Grants Bonus
    114 3 INCLUDED IN THE LIST Of 1 SUPPLEMENTARY EXPENDITURE RECOMMENDED BY THE FINANCE OF THE LtOISLVTIVfc cUUNtIL I ITEM FOR $2,000 REPRESENTING BONUS TO THE AUTHOR OF A I PUBLICATION. STATES THE COMMITTEE'S I REPOtiT: "IT IS AN ENTIRELY I ORIGINAL WORK, CONTAINING A LARGE AMOUNT OF INFOR-
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    Higher Income Tax Urged
    193 3 Speaking on the adjournment of this morning's meeting of the CouncU. the Hon. Capt. N. M. Hashim, Malay member of the Council, advocated miSasea income tax as the equitable smto get mere money for the war." After Kn™ing the trend of the war .nrt recalculating the
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    COST OF THAI VISIT
    17 3 -r>, visit of the special Thai Goodwill Malaya colt the Colony government $*****.
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    $2½-Million Building Scheme
    204 3 INCREASED costs ot mater, ials and labour in connection nrlth the Penang Rebuilding Scheme for new police headquarters and barracks, a new p6st office and new magistrate courts, has prompted the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council to recommend an extra $109,180 being added to the original
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    MORE BOOKS FOR PRISONERS
    92 3 SINGAPORE prisoners will soon 9 to Pn tov better read'ng «»cllitleB. Tabled at Vday'. Coundl mectlnp, was a France 0 the of $300 for the purchaae of hooka tor me loctl prison library. tv,*t Visiting jusnces have remM *"Jr the b'oks available In the priwn library
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      95 3 KOK A GOOD REPAIR SERVICE jo lIX CLOCKS AND WATCHES I NTRUST THEM TO YICK WOH HING, North Bridge Road, iNear Middle Rd.) Singapore. Tel. No. 7922. (Contractors for Repair of Clocks and Watches for British Army and the R.A.F. Base, Malaya). Dlaa Sea View Hotel SATURDAY 30th AUGUST DOZENS
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      175 3 Public Notice TN THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE District of Johore Bahru. Notice of Wage-earners Administration Order and First Meeting of editors Name of Debtor: BENG KIM Address: 52, Jalan Temengong, "dption: Clerk. Public Works ■Baft Proceedings: J.B. Bankruptcy No. 28 of 1941 Date of Wage-Earner's Administration Order made: 19th
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      233 3 "7 nynnv PH MBER OF COMMERCE j«rt published: (A f ImIAN trained students were awarded attained DISTINCTION. tmm mmmm Enrol for the new tern 11 \H\\ commencing September UfffmMM 15th i"n now. KlillH^TlH'ffi Phone 5022. APB 32 Presents SISTERS ***** ShorfnhV Bread ***** Little Jrtterbug ***** Bo n ***** LeVs\™nother
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      169 3 It's Famous for its fine workmanlike de- \\\fH 111 vfc^ sign Hcav7 chromium ttV 111 l\ plating on all bright part* It't Famous for its strength IB Super-sprung saddle you ride on wings 1 \y\v am Extra dependable braking Immensely strong JjS steel frame Hard-wearing tyres Free RALEIGH THE BEST
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    Trawler Downs German Bomber
    203 4 Reuter and British Wireles. London, Aug. 25. ATWTN-ENGINED enemy bcmber was shot down into the sea by a British trawler when it endeavoured to attack the ship, stated an Admiralty communique. No casualties or damage was sustained oy the trawler. Lieut. J.H.A. Winfield, R.N.R., the commanding
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    PETROL RATION FIGURES
    374 4 AS forecasted by. the Oil Controller. Mr H R. 0. Rendle. in his talk from the Singapore Broadcasting Station last night, the petrol rations have been reduced by approximately Aye per cent, as fr New Se of coupons will be issued which will only be valid for
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    MAISKY THANKS THE R.A.F.
    74 4 London. Aug. 25. THE Soviet Ambassador. M. Malsky. paid a tribute to the R.A.F. yesterciav when he and Madame Maisky attended a tea party of the Officers 1 Sunday Club at a London hotel. Remarking that Russia was flghtin;; the hardest battle in Its history. M.
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      85 4 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planet destroyed during the weekend on all fronts up to midnight London time (excluding Soviet claims).— FOUR THE GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO., mm* w M n «ftw*lirtng Opticians Established in 1«>?8. Optician C. T FAN 175, South Bridge Road. Tel. 2164. Quality superior, Workmanship
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      214 4 ATT. EDWARDS CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF Attractive collection of bronze, cloisonne, celadon and fine brass vases, bronze ornaments, world globe'complete with flex and bulb c.c, also ivory, bead and other necklaces, LADIES DIAMOND CROSS OVER RING and white gold wiistlet watch set with 10 small d.amonds. gold bar brooch
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      298 4 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO. SERVICES Bangkok. Penang, Rangoon and C» l Port Swettenham, Penang, Negapatam, Porto Novo, Cuddalore, Madras. Sailings will be maintained as regularly as circumstances permit. For passenger accommodation apdlv to: BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in F.M.S.) Tel: 5431 for Passage Freight. THE MERCANTILE BANK
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    Australia Win "Test" (At The S.C.C.!) BEN BARNETT'S FINE WICKE T-KEEPING
    544 5 MAINLY through a fine fourth wicket partnership bet''l ween Ben Barnett, the Australian Test wicketkeeper, and Edwards, which realised 82 runs, Australia defeated England by seven wickets in their Singapore "Test Match" played on the padang yesterday. Barnett. who
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    Additional Weights For Second Day
    56 5 FOLLOWING are the weights 10* the remaining race tor the second day of the Singapore Races: n m c Horses—Class I—Div. 3— t furs. Confidence 9.0 Crossbow JJ 1 Cimon Rumination Viola II Democracy r-jj Yule Call The Needles J-J tally Hope J-J Kalo 'I
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    33 5 Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. THE Malayan Police were well beaten in their twoday cricket match against the Selangor Volunteers played here during the week-end. The V olunteers won by an innings and four "runs.
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    To-Day's Sports DIARY
    51 5 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. league. Reserve Div., S C.F A. v Argylls. Stadium; R E. v Loyals. Changi; r>iv lIA. Signals v Navy, Alexandra: YM C A v R E. (P.B.i. MCA: RA F. «Tengahi v R A SC. Tengah; RA. <B.M. v Malay R?giment. Elakan Matl. TENNIS: SRC.
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    Fenn's Horses In Form
    326 5 (By Spectator) ALTHOUGH it was a day for slow workouts, a number of fasl gallops were observed at Bukit Timah this morning when training was continued The going was Tour Of tntiner R J- Fenn s horses Sins Ame School Boy. Moonwin am! the new-comer Avant
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    Badminton Tourney Concludes
    243 5 COMBINING admirably Wee Boon Hai and Wong Chong Teck Mayflower won the Singapore men's open doubles badminton tit!- with surpiising ease at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday morning, beating Wong Peng Soon and his he-spectacled brother Wong Peng Nam 'Mayflower) »I—9. lI—U A decisive victory, as anyone
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    36 5 Fairly exciting football was seen at the J. C. S. A. ground J yesterday in a friendly between the Medical Auxiliary Service (Fairer Park Depot) and the Chung Wah Juniors which resulted in a 2—all draw.
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    BASEBALL RESULTS
    28 5 THE Japanese beat the Canadians 10- In Tie major Baseball league match played yesterday In the minor le*uu«'. the CC AA. beat the Filipinos 9 6
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      148 5 (IMA WATER MINERAL WATER from the Seletar Hot Spring, Singapore. An alkaline drink with excellent corrective properties PTEMBEII ISMO I «o*l UEMORATE THIS MOMENTOUS MONTH I 1)1 VICTORY IN THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN I UHra VICTORY stamps <>n your letters j §2.00 per book of 10. J I STACKERS j
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      116 5 Ik :&ssl^Bbbl Bfood on your brush /j warning! A trace of blood on your daily. For Gibbs S.R conwothbrush doesn't look tains Sodium Ricinoleate, SSSS but it shows the which dentists use in their S of those un- surgeries for clearing up oleasMt diseases gum-rot these gum diseases pleasant y
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      178 5 VITAELIMB A couple of these pUls taken give increased power virility quickly. SI bottle. Postage 30 cts. v l i o v ii i: v This ointment corrects many defects. Restores increases vital energy immediately when applied. 60 cts. Postage 25 cts. Chari Co., 29, Robinson Road, Singapore. WHETHER YOUR
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      80 5 IMPROVE YOUR ADDITION OF Wann.s 105 4** 0/ SingapareCcld Storage Co^Ltd^ n g THE ANDREWS SISTERS in their Film.-'BUCK PRIVATES" ***** Bounce Me Brother With A Solid Four U Boogie Woogie Bugglc Boy D *****4 f'SSStt^im! 11 Night In Rio". DEANNA DURBIN in her Film, •NICE GIRL? D *****9 Beneath
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      176 6 HELD OVER! TO lIA V CAPITOL 3,5-6,5-9,5 i i I Week-End Crowds simply SHRIEKED! Don't miss seeing the Screen's New pair of Cheer-mongers.... BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO aided and abetted by The ANDREWS SISTERS > mm' mm mmWrnLVawL. mm JB BkvJf Bfe£~ "BUCK PRIVATES" THE FUNNIEST WAR-TIME COMEDY SINCE
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      244 6 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT of Interest to the Entire CHINESE Community WEDNESDAY...at the CAPITOL TWO SPECIAL MORNING SCREENINGS at 9.30 and 12 The Magnificent, Impressive CHINESE Production "CONFUCIUS" Specially presented as an appropriate attraction for the Commemoration of the Birth of CONFUCIUS The famous Stars of "STAGECOACH" in a thrilling drama of
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      340 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS^ Ed uca t iona I ifarN SCIENCE and Art of Yoga. Enjoy mucoid benents. Satisfaction guaran--sedApply-Sreeguru Parameswar. 122. Singapore. (No. 879K) Miscellaneous keWS for the sick. Slow Keng Sese Physician. Specialised iv JSuJunSSS and cauterization (om-Chin-pore. IN DIFFERENT STYLES PERFECTLY STAMPED ON RED FIBRE AS USED IN GREAT
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      122 6 A Great Star in A Great Picture TO-DAY AJLHAWBha I 3.15, 6.15 9.15 H WPK A I BETTE I DAVIS I 01 >• S| I t.i/. I tIIMUND COULDINI; ffil A *JJ. E I ALSO LATEST AIRMAIL I "PATHE GAZETTE" I ami "UNIVERSAL NEWS" I Bigger Laughs Than Everlll NEXT
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      3077 7 IMllMlN NUl Motor Vehicles BO YOU WANT to "ell your car? phone >088, Singapore. Cash paid. (No. 676K) FOR SALE—Ford "8 M H.P. 1939 model \pply 75-A, Lor. 3. Geylang, Singapore, iftcr 11 a.m. (No. BOOK) 3TUDEBAKER ROADSTER, excellent conlltlon. taxed and Insured, $550 Apply '38. Grove Road or 155.
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      580 7 KLUANG RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-fourth Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Registered Office, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore, 3n Friday. 12th September, 1941, at 12 o'clock noon at which th»i
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      315 7 BIRDS FISHES JUST ARRIVED A JANCT varieties of birds gold tropical fishes ALL AT BASIC WttCBB inspection Cordially Injited M -»IRDSHOP". ipoh. Phaae 2». IJg WE ARE rLEASED to advtaetjie Public that new stocks ol ANTIPEOL Cutaneous Vaccine Ointment have arrived from England, iv healing action is rapid and certain
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      129 7 EANKRUFTt V ORDINANCE (Chapter 45) In the High Court of the Straits Settlements J Settlement of Singapore. Notice of Wage-earn i*s Administration Order. Name of debtor: WEE LYE WHATT. nA Address of debtor: No. 94. Shrewsbury Road, Singapore. Dsscriotion of debtor: Clerk. Municipal Gas Department, Singapore. No. of Proceedings: No.
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      868 7 TO-DAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE 920 h l™ m Home wlth H< ZHL. 225 m. 1233 k!cs. 935 The Stones Cry Out. No. 17: ZHP.I. 30 96 m. 9.69 mlcs. Tnelr New Home 2HP.2. 48.5« m. 6.175 mlcs. 9.50 The Man Shakespeare -Ne. ft*. ZHP 3. 41-38 m. 7.25 mlcs. 10 2
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    Fair Activity In Tin Share Market
    141 8 Vrrm our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, itondai T<HKRE was fair artivity in the ttn 1 share market on Saturd*v and tior.s were inclined t 0 advance. Hons; Fans m;,de 132.. and Kuchals were taken *'ln the Austr.di-.n section. Kramatf; proved to 13s ex. dividend and
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    Mid-Day Prices
    21 8 SinKa)M>iv. Monday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were: TIN RUBRgfi Cuyers SMP/fe, Sellers 88"4-
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      239 8 CATHAY Phone 3100 mmmmammmmm RAY I I J I MILL AND Pommevnl |if«MH f 1 WANTED I WAYNE with fO\STANCE MOOKE noun a VERONICA LAKE •'jsm\mm' BRIAN DON LEVY THRILLS! 1 RIDE in a flying fortress as it crashes against a mountainside: DIVE from a speeding plane—s miles up—without a
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      237 8 FOR VOI R ENTERTAINMENT CHOOSE THE FRIENDLY SPOT NIGHT DANCE 9 —12 P.M. "To-night HAPPY""THEATRE 7 X 9J5 The heioic Ssga of the soldiers of the Mio«! "SKI PATROL Seaside Talkie 1 0 Terr y The j beas.de p. RATES ■■■■««»»-ii«»ir 110 IX4. jfKk AT TUT j HAPPY WORLD W
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      385 8 Public Notices BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 45 > In the High Coirt of the Btraits Settlements Settlement of Singapore. Notice of Wage-earners Administration Order. Name of debtor; SEET BOON CHE AN. Address of debtor: No. 4. Carpmaei Road. Singapore. Description of debtor: Clerk, [•duration Department, Blngapore. •»0 of Proceedings: No. 237
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      139 8 TO-DAY <p y ll 3.15, 6.15 cV 9.15 Edgar Wallace's uproarious Compdy I made doubly funny by I GORDON. MARKER asl\„ jT J With Jane Carr-Betty Stockfeld I WITH AN OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME OF "SHORTS." I ONE OF THE FUNNIEST SHORT foUXL si i I FOR A LONG TIME! 1 IftlMlO
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