Morning Tribune, 31 August 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 180. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, August 31, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    U.S. LINER BOMBED OFF CHINA
    476 1 Attack By Aircraft On High Seas SEVEN SAILORS INJURED; ONE AMERICAN PASSENGER MISSING I Japan Accuses The Chinese HONGKONG, AUG. 30. THE AMERICAN LINER PRESIDENT HOOVER, ONE OF THE DOLLAR LINE ROUND THE WORLD VESSELS. WAS ATTACKED BY FOUR POWER DIVING AIRCRAFT THIS AFTERNOON WHEN
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    SINO-RUSSIAN PACT
    282 1 Japan Suspects Secret Clauses Shanghai, Aug. 30. THE Japanese view the Sino-Soviet Pact with grave mistrust, suspecting that there were secret clauses, said a spokesman of the Japanese Embassy at a Press conference. He believed that Russia might supply China with armaments, "in the same manner in which
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    "HINDENBURG LINE" CONSTRUCTED IN SHANGHAI
    70 1 "HINDENBURG LINE" CONSTRUCTED IN SHANGHAI Shanghai. Aug. .'iO. T"l official Chinese denial of a general withdrawal appears to be justified and there are also indications that the general offensive bv the Japanese, when it is launched, will meet with severe resistance. The Chinese have established several lines of defence, including
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    LUCKY ESCAPE FOR MEN OF LOYAL REGIMENT
    94 1 LUCKY ESCAPE FOR MEN OF LOYAL REGIMENT Shanghai. Aug. 30. A PARTY of men of the Loyal Regiment, occupying a blockhouse in the North station sector, closely escaped death or injury from a Japanese shell which landed on a building sixty yards away, on the Chinese side of Range Road,
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    NUMBER 10
    165 1 Extensive Alterations In Progress London, Autv 30. IN the absence on holiday of the Prim* 1 Minister and Mrs. Chamberlain altprations and renovations are proceeding at their official residence, No. 10 Downing Street. They include the building of another main staircase, but the existing one Ls being retained
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    GETTING READY FOR A PUSH
    245 1 I a pan Still Landing Reinforcements SHANGHAI, AUG 30 A LULL PREVAILS ON THE LIUHO--WOOSUNG FRONT AS THE .JAPANESE MAKE THEIR PREPARATIONS POR A BIG PUSH, WHILE THE CHINESE ARE BUSY CONSOLIDATING AND STRENGTHENING THEIR LINES OF DEFENCE. The Japanese line runs from Liuho to
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    Army Age Limit Raised
    25 1 London, Auk 30 The am* limit for army recruit* m comoatani regiments has been rai.sed lrom 29 to 28 years.- Reuter
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      30 1 ON OTHER PAGES s s Press British Note 2 i Murder Case Financial News 4 New Textiles BUI 21 Cost of Living 22 i Local Soccer 23 S.C.C. Meeting 24
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      93 1 KLIM now enables you to give your children PURE milk, that Ls delicious lor \^-^sBif4 l ?S] J\ drinking, and at reasonable •**tmwii prices, no matter when 1 you I^BflHflflrl i Get one of the marvellous KLIM MIXERS and mix it J I as needed a glass full or a
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    "TRUE ANARCHISTS OF WORLD ARE IN TOKYO"
    708 2 "TRUE ANARCHISTS OF WORLD ARE IN TOKYO" British Press Supports Official Demand for Redress London. Aug 30. BRITISH press comment on the No'e which was sent to Japan over the ■hooting of the ambassador is generally favourable to the attitude the Government na s Uiten, The Manchester Guardian is most
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY
    133 2 Seamen's Leaders Take Action Washington, Aug. 30. LEADERS of the National Maritime Union have threatened to call sitdown strikes on ships manned by their members in order to prevent implements of war reaching Japan or China. Union leaders say the seamen are averse to carrying shipments of arms
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    JOHORE GAZETTE
    177 2 New Member Of Council Of State THE following notices appear in the Johore Government Gazette: His Highness the Sultan, with the concurrence of His Excellency the Governor of the Straits Settlements, has been pleased to appoint Mr. H. S. Paterson to be a member of the Executive Council
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    Abbey To Be Re-Opened
    36 2 Westminster Abbey will reopen on Sunday. September 20. It has taken nearly three months to clear the Abbey of the special stands and decorations erected for the Coronation ceremony. British Official Wireless
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    26 2 Mr. N. R. Mistri, proprietor of the Phoenix Aerated Water Works, Singapore, who has been ill for several days, is reported to be making good progress.
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    MISS KATHLEEN YOUNG SAFE
    152 2 Shanghai Fatality Rem Untrue Singapore. Monday. A REPORT appeared in a Singapore r\ paper (not the Tribune, on pjjl, to the effect that Miss Kathleen Youn f of the dancing team of Harvey Jh Young, who appeared at Raffles Hot some months ago, had been killed
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    JAPANESE LOSSES
    178 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh 7,600 Soldiers Killed And 5,800 Wounded Shanghai. Aug. 30. IN a report submitted by Admiral Hasegawa to the Japanese Government it is stated that from the beginning of hostilit es in Shanghai on Aug 13 up to the present time, the number of Japanese
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    ROTARY CLUB
    44 2 British Trade Commissioner To Speak MR. R. B. Wilmot, the. .British Trade Commissioner. Malaya, will be ti speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at the AdelpfJJ Hotel on Wednesday. His subject will be the British Trade Commission Service.
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      136 2 I Men Made Young Vigour Increased In 24 Hours If you foil old before your time, and unabi<- to ftnjoy the pleaj urei of youth, take i>r. ffixon'i Vl-Tabi and restore your Manhood, Vitality and Energy. Bitr renults In 21 hcfura, l>r. Nixon's Vi-Tabs are a new discovery and uuur-antc«-(i
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      84 2 AN APPEAL TO ALL CHINESE i i 1 nil\A KELIEE lIM> S i j S j To All Chinese is this Appeal made. It is the cause of humanity that now calls for support and to th noble causi' we hope that all Chinese will rally. Relief is sorely and
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF LORRYDRIVER
    450 3 AFTER GAMBLING QUARREL? Preliminary Police Inquiry Singapore. Monday. ALLEGATIONS of how one Li Teck, a Chinese lorry driver of ♦he Ho Ho Biscuit Factory was said to have been brutally murdered by a gang nt Chinese in a hous e in Havelock Road in the early
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    "FAIR WARNING"
    113 3 Mystery Thriller At The Alhambra hEATH VALLEY, America's popular ri luyeround for millionaires, lives up M Its reputation in the Twentieth Cen-fury-Poa mystery-thriller "Fnir Warnwhicli had a premiere at the. Mhaxnbra Theatre last night. It is Norman Fo.ster'.s first directorial I'uro and it brinies together a new romantic
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    WINDING UP
    211 3 Petition Before High Court Singapore. Monday. A PETITION for the winding up, by the Court, of Messrs. Engineers Contractors Ltd.. which came up for disposal before Mr. Justice Horne in the High Court to-day, was adjourned for weeks on the application of Mr. Richard Page who appeared for
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    STOLE OFFICER'S CAR
    239 3 Sharp Sentence On Soldiers Singapore, Monday. rnHE four young Europeans, who were -I arrested at Kluang on Aug. 21 while on their way to Penang in a motor-car stolen from the Officers' Mess garage at Gilman Barracks and who gave their names as Richard Argyll. John Cameron,
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    RETENTION OF RANK
    122 3 Retired Officers Of The Volunteer Forces IT is notified that Voiunr^er Officers of the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force, resigning after the completion of a minimum period of ten years' Commissioned service on the active list may. upon the authority of Hi* Excellency the Governor, be granted th«
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    BOY SCOUTS ON TOUR
    191 3 To Publish Book On Return To China Singapore, Monday HAUW Sie Hian, a Kheh Chinese buy scout, who left Canton three years ago on a tour, is at present in Singapore with Foo Boon Chook, a Straits-born Chinese boy scoul from Ipoh, who Joined him there
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      122 3 In Sept Mext The P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION 00. Celebrates Its CENTENARY On Sept. 7 The TRIBUNE Will Publish An n v i: SUPPLEMENT IN COLOUR To Commemorate the occasion. The Supplement, which will contain no advertisements, will be profusely illustrated and will contain historical articles of the P. O.
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      48 3 Law Notice For To-day The Acting Chief Justice at Penang —Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Just.ee Horne in the 2nd Court at 10.45 a.m. Judgmem:— O.M. 6 37— Narain Singh vs. Koh Chong ors. 11 a.m. S. 5 37— A. E. Beavis vs. Foo Chee Fong (For costs).
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      152 4 London. Aug 30. *****l Ton m Steady Featureles>. A UUv Spot Buyers. 8 13 16 8 13 16 — Sellers. 8 15 16 8 15 16 • — Sept. Buyers. 8 7 « 8 7 « — Sellers. 8 15 16 8 15 16 — Oct.Dec. Buyers. 9
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      METAL MARKET
      25 4 TIN Standard. Spot (afternoon cloiing price) Forward Previous £260 3 4 £2593, London To-day £26o £259 Aug. 30. Change 3 4 3 4
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      BULLION MARKET
      33 4 London. Aug. 30. GOLD Previous To-day Change rtne Bar per ob. £6.19.11 £7.0.1 +2 SILVER Spot 19 3 16 19^8 +316 4 months forward 19 3 16 193 8 +3 16
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      74 4 r.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) r.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) r.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) r.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) r.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) r.T. on New York (closing selling rate) London, Aug. 30. Previous To-day Change 132.85 132.82 —.o3 9.01 9.00
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      37 4 The following Planters recently went on leave: --Messrs W. H. Bragg of Voules Estates. Tenang, Johore. H. F. W. Gray of Ulu Remis Estate. Layan^ Layang, Johore and J. B. Middleton of Kamiri Estate. Sungei Siput. Perafc.
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      37 4 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Doughty of Nilai. recently arrived in England' after a pleasant trip home via South Africa They intend to make London their head-quarters until October and are staying at th e Lancaster-Gate Hotel
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      143 4 London. A u 30. Ctumg, Distillers Previous 109 6 To-aaj 109 6 Dunlop Rubber 35 3 35 3 General Electric 86 6 86 6 imperial Chemical Industries 3771-. 37 9 «J Imperial Tobacco 1519 1513 Anglo-Dutch 39 1 1 • 3911/2 —6 Canadian Pacific HI2 H 3
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      47 4 K LEBER New York. Aug. 29. Previous To-day Changi Tone Quiet Very Dull Spot Buyers. 18 1/ 4 18V 4 Bellers. 18% 18% eellers. ***** 183/ 8 -r-l'lj Oct'Dec. Buyers 18 7 16 18V2 +116 riN Tons Easy Dull Spot 58V 2 5sy 2
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      Messrs. Julian Israel's Report
      218 4 Messrs. Julian Israel's Report Tin locally unchanged Rubber locally buyers 30 5 8 OD. MINING. Both Dollar and Australian issues of Tin shares have kept up very steady in prices and a fair amount of business have been done Southern Kin las $8.15— 59.25, Sungei Luas $2.30 —$2.35, Honu Fatts
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      Lyall And Evatt's Daily Report
      171 4 MINING. Shares continue active. Tia Is unchanged in pr.ce locally. Putehs continue firm, shares have changed hands at 1 08. Hong Fatts buyers 1.32 1 B. Selangotl 2.18, 2.22. Talams 1.82 1.87. Klang River cum dividend 1.85. 1.90. A parcel of Pungah Tin offering at
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      31 4 Sir David Allan Hay has resigned his commission ership for the Special Areas in Scotland, and Lord George Nisei Douglas-Hamilton, who is aged 31, has I been appointed in his place.
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      17 4 SOI I II IIMTISII I INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. I I iimi|M'a«*lial»l<' I Tel 5926, 2, Fin'oy.^on Green.
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      43 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established in 1880) Japital Subscribed (Fully paid up) Y. 100.000.000 Reserve Fund Y.130,900,000.(K Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH. MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE Manager r. YAMAMOTO Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room. 5921 5922 General Office. 5923 8472 Compradore'i r>^
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      17 4 I ABSOLUTE SECURITY i Motor Union INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Agente: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Singapore Branches. jL
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    391 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING Singapore, Aug. 30. 5 p.m. Frascr 61 Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 6i6 7JA 101 Kumbang 36- 37ral Malay 581- 60 -cd Hitam 35 3 36 6 Weng 1.30 1.40cd imrin Tin 26,- 27 i Selangor 2 17 y 2 2.25 mm Malay
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    SHARE MARKET
    160 5 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report MINING. Tin at midday wa.s $128 7 >; unchanged. There is the usual dearth of news this morning and at the opening of the market to-day there is very little to report. There was rather more do;ng during the day, with a good enquiry
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    53 5 Singapore. Monday Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co. Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices:— Previous To-day's Last Sale Last Sale Prices Prices Antamok 0 68 n M Benguet Consolidated 071; ti rn Ju"w 58 °-5 r > San Mauncio 083 075
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    33 5 Superintendent Curry, of Chertsev :uni Senrent Bftckshail, O f Efeham wer- in vested by the Kin<> w ith the Roya! Victorian Ord^r for their work at Fort BplEdward d vm" the reSidenC Ki
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    198 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept. 30 103% 105% nom 42% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 109 ill nom 41/ 2% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept 30 114 H5 nom 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 Int. Mar.
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL
    126 5 MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824 Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000 000 Special Reserve l.oooiooo Chairman of the Board of Director! H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: C J£ NA DE lONGH President
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      125 5 S. E LEVY CO. offaai, ii-.h.L'konr. Manila, Singapo Investment Bat aml c Duil'/ Fnnujn Marti Ci I r, ,<■■: Sm Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.Y. XKW VOJtK COFFEE *UC,AR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OK TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSO. MANILA
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      145 6 us H,oi.[»MiM,(M \iii;ni' wnvr BIO! wait till yoi mi s TIIK.M MI.MI) DP WIT! THE RJCUn V.I !l OP "(ON-MIA' WHO I.VER L\l\(llll> iWINPLS! !^C^CbOGK? >>I>KXIX lo N T i Mi wjf flPl W^^%^***M 1 all II RADIO V I 1 v 1 I :v V j You'll Simply Co
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      113 6 LAST FEW PERFORMANCES! |l The Whok Town's Flocking lo this Happy, Snappy Slum' II CAPITOL Continue d Success 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-15 DEY QTfIDY'Q /<* KLA OIUK I a j v HOLLYWOOD g^^ \J mJ mu f ILj Lj mu J^^^^b ili:" lilf J'r-sentcd with M.-G.-MAs LAUGH-PACKED Musical Comedy "PICK A
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    Meesrs. Lewis & Peat's Report
    441 7 Meesrs. Lewis Peat's Report •j»HE following is the weekly ruDDei market report issued by Messrs. Lewis and Peat. Ltd., dated London, Aug. 17:— The market has continued in a very quiet state and prices have sagged a further farthing per lb. Statistics are still somewhat un favourable and although a
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      183 7 PROUDLY PRESENTING THE SCREEN'S MOST POLISHED AND ENTFTAUfING BTAi W UKR BUPRSMI TRIUMPH! ELISABETH BERGNER BSEL IN A THRILLING AND HIGHLY SENSATIONAL DRAMA WJBz h'DREAMIXi; \XVS" Wi "Gives us more real acting 1 im J e J r selv J worth-while, O ne sits entranced by i splendidly deserving of
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      131 7 j One hundred thousand cheering fonif /A r Who among them is marked for MPMIWfIV^ death?. Which one is the killer? L H Wednesday f XHK WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS DBTBCTIVI BACK AGAIN IN THE YEAR'S OUTSTANDING MYSTERY 11/ THRILLER! t VltTOltIA TMEATHE J J R. B. SALISBURY A.\ll HIS j
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    PLEA IN COUNCIL FOR VEGETABLE GARDENERS
    628 8 PLEA IN COUNCIL FOR VEGETABLE GARDENERS The Use Oj Cheap Mm mres Singapore, Monday. "I HAVE said before and 1 should like to repeat now, that Malaya is still too mu< h dependant on foreign countries for the bulk of her foodstuffs. Our aim should be towards the reduction and
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    36 8 Mrs. A. M. R. Currie and children, of Alor Star, accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Black sailed on the "Corfu" for a visit to Japan. Mrs. Currie expects to be away for three or four months.
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    29 8 That the Post Office spends £90.000 a year and employs 250 persons in assisting wireless listeners to obtain broadcast reception free from interference, was revealed in a Commons statement.
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    YESTERDAY'S COUNCIL MEETING IN SINGAPORE
    480 8 New Members Sworn In Singapore, Monday. NO fewer than 18 bills were read ac to-day'c meeting of the Legislative Council, which was presided over by H. E. the Governor, Sir Shentjn Thomas. NEW MEMBERS Oaths oi affirmation were taken by the fohowing: The Hon. Mr.
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    36 8 Jill Clifford Turner, aged nine, follows the example of the grown-ups and takes a large selection of rackets o n to the court when she competes in the Junior Tennis Tournament at Frinton-on-bea, Lssex. Planet News
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    SOVIET CLEAN-UP
    57 8 Leaders Of Red Youth Arrested Moscow. Aug 30 PCORES of the most prominer ers of the Komsommol (Younmunist League), which has i ship of live millions have b«'« is public enemies and thoi organisation of the Komaomn been ordered. It is all< band of Trotskyist. Bukharn Fascist spies"
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      106 8 GOOD LOOKS are not enough That's why I guard f §1J? [personal freshness *''yJ*£jP'f LIFEBUOY TOILET t >W^ y SOA p >222» If there's the least doubt A N^about your personal t w freshness, charm and i poise just disappear. A "**>. That's where Lifebuoy j^^ Toilet Soap is so
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    CEYLON'S NEW WAR ON MALARIA
    433 9 BIG CONTROL SCHEME School Treatment Planned MALARIA experts in Ceylon met in conference with the Minister of Health to discuss their plans for the next year. There were present Mr 11. F. Carter, Mr. J. W. de Alwis, Dr. K. I. Rustomjee and Dr. S.
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    61 9 Thrilled young: holidaymakers wat^h an apparent "hold-up" f>.\ a pirate at Southend, Essex. The worunan, however, is only fixing an electric lamp to the pirate fisure of the entirely new pirate ship which has been built for Southend's illumi nations scheme. Last year s ship was smashed beyond repair by
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    24 9 On the eve of the holidays at Rossondale, Lancashire. 9.000 slipper operatives there learned that their wages would be Increased by 3 per cent.
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    RABBITS FEED FOXES
    208 9 Keeping Fur Trade Going pONSIDERABLB qaantitlea <>f tnma v rabbit.-. h;»v. been Imported by c nati i from Am tral i during tin* pi I few mon lis. These are being used to f'cd the 1 and other Fur-bearing animals being bred 111 captivity on the extensive
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    SETTLED FOR £500
    268 9 Case Against Federal Government Sydney, Aug. 20 COYA Henry, the BydlMj commercial air pilot and centra] Qgure of the Federai referendum on aviation powen, has settled his actions in the Hi^h Court to recover £8.000 from the Commonwealth of Australia and the Minister for Defence. Sir Archdale
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    Wedding Ring In Rooster's Crop
    69 9 Hotel Auf 12. MRS j. Brown. <>\ Launceston, vlf'ted :ui it Ifeli me ftboui ik months 'id while tin ir lost her wj'ddlni^ irch proved vain The family wtli Whom .she vvn the holiday has just UUed a roo*ter for the '(I'!- and the misting
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      25 9 THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING? i w I .S Sole Importers: .j. The East Asiatic Company. Limited.. V SINGAPORE WALA •-<«''•'« I'KNANG. 4.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 31, 1937. COLONY'S FINANCES
    292 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 31, 1937. COLONY'S FINANCES AN estimated deficit in the finances of the Colony on last year's working of $2,447,207 was turned into a surplus of $1,725,225 owing to revenue exceeding expectations. Thjse pleasant surprises are common in Malayan budgets. Treasurers make their estimates with such
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    AROUND MALAYA
    828 10 HORSE rkttDf for recreation and Bxerd t ka bewr**"! tocmringif popuhir in Singapore and In Olhtf ptrti of Malaya, but the lack of facilities lor mdolgillg in thi> excellent hobby is the cause of complaint from many lovers of riding particularly In Singapore. A few Wanted— miles out
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    PERSONALITIES
    218 10 Mr A G. Boyd has returned from leave and taken over the management of Rimi Estate. Scudai. Johore. Mr C. Tuck, late of Jabor Valley Estate. Kuantan. Pahang. has taken up an appointment in the Restriction Department. Sarawak. Built by a Malayan planter and a Malav boat-builder, the 10-ton
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    26 10 Queen Wilhclmina of Holland declaring the World Scout Jamboree open in Holland. Standing on her right is Lord Baden-Powell. It is, incidentally, Her Majesty's birthday to-day..
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    RAILWAY STATION FOR "IMPERIALS"
    666 11 HESTON 'DROME PURCHASED Biggest Airport Of (Future? London. IMPERIAL Airways are to have their own railway terminus in London. It will be alongside Victoria Station, and special trains will ran from it direct to Croydon and to Southampton for passengers on Empire flying-boat services. The foundations
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    101 11 Oversea Premiers As Presidents Glasgow. PLLOWING the announcement that Australia. South Africa, and New Zealand" have joined Canada in deciding to take part in next year's Empire Exhibition at Glasgow, overseas Prime Ministers have accepted an invitation to become Honorary Presidents of the Exhibition. The New Honorary Presidents
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    21 11 The Duchess of Gloucester boarding a private bus to go to lunch after the morning's shoot on Saddleworth Moors, Yorkshire. Topical
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    GERMAN WAR MATERIAL
    199 11 Big Supplies From France Berlin. hEMOCRATIC France is to supply Nazi Germany with material for her war industry, under the Franco-German trade agreement which has been signed in Paris The newspaper. "Volkischer Beobatcher". says the main clause provides for the barter of French iron ore for German
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    Illegal Gatherings
    91 11 Canberra, Aug. 20. As a result of the .publi<| outcry against the unlawful assemblies ordinance promulgated a month ago. a new ordinance was gazetted to replace it. Under the new ordinance, public meetings of more than 20 persons to discuss public affairs or prepare or present any petition
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    SOVIET SHIP
    139 11 Competitor On World's Freight Markets Helsinki. »rHE remarkable development of the 1 Soviet Union's merchant fleet forms the subject of an article in "Sevenska Pressen". It is stated that whereas only a few years ago British and Scandinavian vessels were being chartered by the Sovie' Governm nt for
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    24 11 Dori.s Walls, aged 13, a mlMing South Shields schoolgirl, who was believed to hfl walking the 2CO miles to Bi-xhill. Wai found at Barnet
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    NEW GOVERNOR OF THE BANK OF FRANCE
    413 12 NEW GOVERNOR OF THE BANK OF FRANCE Thornton Highland Gathering was held in the Public Park, Thornton. Fife, (•lorious weather favoured the gathering, which was watched by a large rowd. Photo shows K. Shaw (Ilallaier) putting the litht ball at the eithtrtaf, Topical P ress M. Fournier, the new Governor
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      53 13 I W HIST I POCKET I WAT C lI E S I OF EVERY I DESCRIPTION I BEST SWISS MADE I 162 FIRST PRIZES IN TIIE I EXHIBITIONS. I HIGHEST QUALITY I LOWEST PRICES. I JEWELLERY WATCHES I Set with I REAL DIAMONDS I A SPECIALITY I RENE ULLMANN I
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    DRESS for BEAUTY
    1383 14 DRESS for BEAUTY make beauty as well as reasons of health and convention your purpose in dress is Greta Cumming's advice this week. I AST week I gave you some of my views on modern clothing and, I expect you all know about it by now and as I promised
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    702 14 CO many enquiries have been reaching us regarding this very important item that we are dealing again with the problems of the woman with the flat, drooping, or superabundant chest. Here is more information on how to obtain and keep thi perfect breast-curve. It seems unnecessary for me
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      63 14 B MAX RACIOK^S I WHY NOT TRY CHEESELETS? You are sure to like P.F. Chceselets. They are tiny, cheese flavoured squares, perfectly baked, crisp and flaky. Ideal for cocktail or dinner time. Cheeselets remain fresh in all climates because they are packed in airtight tins, or cartons PEEK FREAN JOSEPH
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    COIFFURES must flatter HATS
    451 15 COIFFURES must flatter HATS ANE of the essential things you should do before you indulge in any new hats is really go after a becoming, chic coiffure. You've heard plenty about individualized coiffures for the past few years. And some of you have found hair dresses that suit you without
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    HOLLYWOOD FILM PRODUCTION AFFECTS BUSINESS IN OBSCURE BALKAN VILLAGES
    112 15 HOLLYWOOD FILM PRODUCTION AFFECTS BUSINESS IN OBSCURE BALKAN VILLAGES THE inhabitants of many obscure little Balkan villages, some of whom have never seen a motion picture, are nevertheless very interested in news of Hollywood's film production schedules, ac cording to Max Factor, veteran studio make-up ftrtlft. The reason for this
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      29 15 INGAPORE'S I UP-TO-DATE L saK store lajjmahal Store 60, HIGH ST. Maison Marcelle ForaNatural /pfe^ Permanent >^ > point-winding 46 system Vl 35 Stamford Kd. Tel. 4807 Prop. J KOOV 0
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      20 15 W£ JA££ ?A££ Lingerie Dressing Gowns Linen Jewellery Evening Bags Rugs etc. etc. 18, Battery Road, Ist Floor Phone 7143
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      121 15 a to i ins t s siiof»i»i\<; IaTOK STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS jk ■JB fc*^^^ «>^^^* fc.^^" 1 W I Studio 33 FOR NATURAL ARTISTIC PORTRAITS i Miniature Cameras c 33, Stamford Road Tel. 3304 D/?y CLEANING CHEAPER CLEANING. Join our Contract System. Some Examples. Ladies' dress, cleaned pressed 80 cts. Gent's
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      62 15 CAMERAS AND FILMS fiptt-.- M all STATIONER AMERICAN MAGAZINES at 1 3 cost. A// the latest AtnerU'au Detective and W*9t*rn Magazines at 20 cts each E. M. GLOVER CO. 9 11, THE ARCADE. SPORE. HAIR-DRESSER i Be waved by t THE CONTINENTAL A New Wireless Permanent Waving Machine i J
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      496 16 9 1 1 '"^"VI 9£ctl 1 toil N^. BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due Hue Tonnage Spure. loD«a<e S'pore l?m 1937. SOMALI 6,800 Aug. 30 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Nov. 5 NALDtKA Iti.UUO Sept. 10 SOUDAN 6,500 Nov. 19 CAKTHAGE 15.0U0 Sept. 24 RANPURA 17.000 Nov. 19 BANGALORE
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      502 16 "^^W^*l TO FRENCH PORTS V_^___^ 3L ML HOMEWARDS. LINOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk SeDt CAP PADARAN For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux SeDt 17 D'ENTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Opt CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Oct OUTWARDS, (from Marseilles) d'ENTRECASTEAUX For Saigourane, Haiphong Sept I
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    175 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OK IZPECTKD TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: P.W.D. Grabs Nos. 1 and 2 and Hoppers Nos. 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. Havre. Tug Belangkas. Dredger Foremost, Dredger Tembakul. Soerabaja. Oil Wharf: Erodona. VESSEL IN DRY DOCKS Keppel Harbour:
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    SHIPPING AT BANGKOK
    817 17 Ist Place Taken By Norwegian Flag REFERENCE to project fat dre< thf bar of tlif Bangkok river and for bu.ld n- Government wharves is made in a report. 'Economic and Commercial Conditions in Siam, wh.ch Is issued by the Department of Overseas Trade The report, which is
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      257 17 BIJRiVS PHILP LI^B (incorporated In Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Dae S*M» In Port Sept. 4 MERKUR oct 1 Oct. 5 Sptc^eap round tri, tickets' trom Singapore to Australia Issued at the ;li)Win? rate a t Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or First Class passengers may transtei at Singapore, o lIIE BAiXK LINE LTIK
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      128 17 IV. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Sept. 4 "s.s. HAKONE MARU" Sept. 16 s.s. "FUSHIMI MARU" Oct. 14 Rates to Ist Class ?nd class Naples $497 $540 $317 $343
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      271 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! <. STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES FOR PER DATE AND TIME rang Aik Soon Aug. 31 9 a.m. South Santos Maru 31 11 a.m. a < South t Santos Maru 31 11 a.m. kinds Indies:Bagan and Pandjang Hong Thong 31 3 p.m. I Kock. Padang, Pakan and Siak Hong Kwong
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      47 17 MAILS EXPECTED Mails arrived from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) yesterday. General delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-day. *tf«ilfi exuected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) today. DeLveries of boxholders' letters .nly 2.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day.
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    AGFA PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION
    77 18 A GFA PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION "Ant's View Of Townhall.— Tan Chai Leng, 8 Oxley Road, Singapore. riania Subramaniam, 45 Market St., Singapore. 'Deep Reflection"— Tan Peng Tuan, 110 Cairnhill Road, Singapore. "Our Glorious Dead. Tan Chai Lens. 8 Oxley Road. Singapore Mrs. G. Wheatley. 232 A Pasir Paniang iioad, Singapore "Ponggol
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    AGFA PICTURE CONTEST
    361 19 YOUR Entries Are Invited ON this page and the one opposite, will be lound pictures received fo» our photographic competition for which chese pages are reserved every Tuesday. The competition carries prizes of Agfa cameras and films. Three Agf". cameras and twelve rolls of film will b*»
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    85 19 Entries for this competition are invited for the prizes to be awarded in Sept. They should be addressed to the Editor, the Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, and the envelopes should be clearly marked "Agfa Competition." SEND IN YOUK ENTRY NOW. "A Chapel View- Mahar Singh. 79 Station Road. Tapah.
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      31 19 For this Competition only < /fJ -Films can be used. Does this mean a handicap? Definitely not! The experienced photographer would have chosen, anyhow, the reliable. ISOCHROME-film The Film For the tropics!
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      93 19 Vessels A rrived Thedens, Dutch, 1,181 Lous, from Paiembantf 30.8 to Patombang 1.0 Sawahloento, Dutch, 1,8'J!) tons, from Durban 30.8 to Sandakan 31.8. Krpong, British, 1,322 ton.s. from Bangkok 1.9. Suddhadib. Gftame I Toh tons, from sapii 29.8 to Bapll vin cot i i 9 Merkus, Dutch, s!>. 1 ton
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      143 20 .ggk W^ 0 /Wp ajDCSI llj \//ftne world y If THE I!Ki7 MODELS <)F L ATEST J|f ml A W The new PILOT P ens wi^ impress you as 8lL&-'§ mKI aAW no otll r t^ ll of P ens has ever done— jfflf^ji pfc-""' 1 \II AW the really
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      487 20 jON THE "RADIO BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMME Transmission Z: «.t5 p.m. PJI p.m. GSII IW7 metres (21.47 mcv). GSG 16.86 metres (17.79 BM >: r.SJ 13.93 metres (21.53 mcs.). Transmission 3: 9.35 p m. a.m. GSH 13 97 metres (21.47 men.): GSG 16.86 metres (17.79 mrs): and GSJ 13.93 metres (2153
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      793 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres TO-DAY if fcri- elites (Gramophone "London Suite". Coates and fiOO p.m.:-Indian Mu.sic (Gramophone phony Orchestra. By the Records) les and T he s .y m Phony f>2o pm— Chinese Music. Modern -London Again Suite". Coate. .darin Accordion Music played
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    TEXTILES (QUOTAS) ORDINANCE
    289 21 TIGHTENING UP REGULATIONS New Bill Passed In Council Singapore, Monday. Till, tightening up and facilitating the administration of th<> Importation of Textiles (Quotas) Ordinance were the effects of a bill which vvas introduced and passed through .ill stages in to-day's meeting of the legislative (oi.ncil on 'he
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    LOWER CHARGES FOR WATER
    654 21 I Jammer's Dividend 75 L Cents Per Share Singapore, Monday. PviENT of a final dividend of 75 cents per share, absorbing $78 300, was ap- at the fourteenth ordinary meetof Messrs. W. Hammer. Limited h was held at their registered office kong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay
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    INTERNATIONAL SHANGHAI
    412 21 China Will Not Seize Area THE following communique, dated Aug. 29, has been issued bv the Chinese Consulate-General. SinpaThe Chinese Foreign Office spokesman emphatically denied to-day the rumours recently circulated in Shanghai to the effect that Chinese troops would make use of the opportunity of resisting the (attack
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    Happy World Cabaret
    45 21 In the novice Slow Fox-Trot Competition which was held at the Happy World Cabaret on 28th. instant, the first prize was won by Mr. Cyril de Silva and Miss Lily Tan and the second prize by Mr. and Mrs. S. L Lee.
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    SETTLEMENT IN
    239 21 EDUCATION BOARD S 1,970,000 From Public Funds THE total revenue collected by the Education Board in the Straits Settlements In 1936 was $1,338,694.45 The expenditure was $3,309,121.80. and the net expenditure was therefore $1,970,427.35. The Government contribution to the Education Board for Singapore was $391,747.38. Grants-in-aid to English
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    Enrolment In S.S. Schools
    53 21 THE total enrolment in all schools in the Straits Settlements rose from 92,894 in 1935 to 100,625 in 1936 (taking the November figures j for each year), according to the Annual Report which Mr. F. J. I Morten, Director of Education, presented at the meeting of
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    Air Tour Of Britain
    28 21 London, Aug. 30. The Imperial Airways Hying boat Caledonia left Southampton this morning on a three days tour round Great Britain British Official Wireless
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    WAGES AND COST OF LIVING IN MALAYA
    1206 22 WAGES AND COST OF LIVING IN MALAYA Daily Earnings Oj Labourers On Estates STANDARD i.itcs of wages for Southern Ind an labourers are prescribed b} Kw In certain key districts in Mal;i..i and hi- ratef tend in practice tc regulate tl». <>i wagw earned it 1 other diftr.cta either by
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    Maintenance Order Not Observed
    120 22 m9a e Singapore, Monday. IN the Fifth Court to-day, Mi. C. A. Eklund, a seafaring man. was ask••d to .show cause why he should not be committed to prison for not having id the arrears of $420 as maintenance to his wifV>, May Ekiuud. The previous
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    PROPOSED TRAFFIC REGULATIONS IN PENANG
    368 22 PROPOSED TRAFFIC REGULATIONS IN PENANG Government Business At Yesterdays Council Meeting Singapore |fo VARIOUS public bodies in Penang have approached Government protejti anainst these proposed amendment;," said the Resident Councillor, p e n the Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman, in mo /ing 'he amendments to Ti lii c Pp an?
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    'MALAYAN TRADE I IN 1936
    402 22 I Increase In Imports And Exports THE foreign < external* trade of Malaya, I I representing the Colony of the Straits Settlements, the Federated ana the Unfederated Mali y States, in merchandise, bullion and specie and parcel post, amounted in value to 51. 152 (£l34>
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    CORONATION MEDAL
    121 22 Directions For Wearing The Decoration IT i.s notified for general informa ion tlr.it the Kiiii} George VI Coronation Medal has been classified as an official Medal to be worn on all occasions on which Decorations and Medals are worn. The Medal will be worn on the left breast
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    LOCAL GIRL GUIDES
    230 22 Enjoy Five Days In SINGAPORE Girl Guides and Guiders. numbering 49, spent an enjoyaok five days In camp from Aug. 20 to £> The camp was held at Purdy by kind rmission of the Boy Scout'- AssoclafMrs. F. H. Geake acted as c.\mp nandant and Mrs. H.
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    23 22 "East" Automatic Telephone I j in West India Dock-road. E is j automatic exchange to be opci j London area since 1927. 1
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    SKINS OUTCLASS THE SAPPERS
    607 23 I lIRST DIVISION I SOCCER I Three Goals Without I Reply Singapore, Monday. t /mioI) combination by their for f ll wards, who were ably supported b\ the half backs, enabled the Skins to t.ike full points from the Sappers in the First Division S.A.F.A. League
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    BUILDING PROGRESS IN THE COLONY
    1428 23 BUILDING PROGRESS IN THE COLONY (houses in the first category ocl by the European residents he wealthier As atics vary greatly )e from the old Colonial style r built of wood, with its wide open aads and large rooms to the more n types built substantially of or concrete and
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    S.C.C. CANNOT RESTORE STAFF SALARY CUTS YET
    279 24 Aliemiwm To Clubhouse To be Begun ery Soon Sinßupore, Monday. „i Um sinuaoore Cricket Club are still working on saIa.LTHOUGH .toflot th «JW°« cpnt cuti „is not proposed to restore the cuts P' 1 Mt evening. annual genertJ »J |r '^'ol ove s4,ooo
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    179 24 Dr. H. L H. Lim Wins Against Bogey The men's August bogey competition played over the week-end resulted in a win for Dr. H. L. H. Lim in "A" Division with a score of 2 up. The "B" Division was won by T. Sukagawa. with a score
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    AMERICAN TENNIS
    60 24 Championships In Brookline Brookiine, Massachusetts, Aug. 29. IN the American doubles championships scmi-f r.als, Miss Marbel and Mrs. Fabyan beat Miss Stammers and Miss James, 6 ~Miss~Babcock and Mrs. Vanryn beat Miss Dearman and Miss Ingram, t>— J, sln5 ln Omen's doubles semi-finals, Von Cramm and Henkel beat
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY
    46 24 Continuation Of Six-A-Side Tournament Singapore, Monday. The results of the six-a-side hockey games played this afternoon at the ?RC eround were as unde;:--D'AlmeX.s team beat Wheatley's learn by ni^e points to six points. Vaz'l teum beat Sullivan's team by twenty points 10 one point.
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    TANGLIN TENNIS
    72 24 Tournament Results Of Yesterday's Ties Si nft: i pore, Monday. VESTERDAY'S ties in the tennis tourI nament at the Tanglin Club resulted as follows: Griff Cup Final: Mallon and Goodwin 4 beat Morris and Perdriau (Mr.) 6—2. 6— 1. Dyne Cup Semi Final: Mr and Miss Soth +15
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    ROBINS' CRICKET CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
    113 24 London. Aug. 30. THE committee of the Yorkshire 1 ounty Crick* Club hav e accepted the challenge issued by Mr K W V Robins for a meeting bet- Yorkshire and Middlesex at the Oval in a four day match beginning on September 11. Use I>r"i»t> iron
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    S.C.C. BAT WELL
    301 24 Services Saved By Clock At Changi Singapore. Monday. AT Changi yesterday, the Singapore Cricket Club played their final first eleven same of th s season, the match ending in a draw. Slade and Growder indulged in good knocks for the Club and Capt Walsh, Lieut. Duke and
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    FARR FITTER THAN EVER
    92 24 Rut Louis Dislikes Waitinp (3 New York tag. 30 THE weather here is again uncertnj and there* is a chance ol postponement of th' fight betwr-ea 2 Louis, the Brown Bomber, and Tomm Farr, British and Empire champion f the heavyweight title. How greatly the first
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    YORKSHIRE WIN
    23 24 London. Aug. 30 YORKSHIRE won the ouiity fhanipi.mshirp for the 19th time when they beat Hampshire by ten wickets to-day. Reuter
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    HOME CRICKET
    76 24 Essex And Kent Win In Two Days London, Aug. rVO of the final rounds ol cricket matches ended in two I Essex beaUng Worcester in an mningi and Kent defeating Derbyshire, last year's champions, by 100 runs. Worcester: 171 (Nichols five for w and 173 (Fames five for
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