Morning Tribune, 19 August 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE j_No. 171. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, August 19, 1988. FIVE CENTS.
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    JAP PLANES DOWNED
    53 1 Hankow, Thursday. Japanese planes were shot down a Sino-Japanese aerial combat in cinity of Huangshilkang below W to-day. while in another Japair raid on Hengyang aerodrome. p pursuit planes brought down four [Japanese bombers, according to ft reports. i stated the Chinese lost one pursuit in the
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    NATIONALISTS REPULSED
    43 1 Barcelona, Thursday. Defence Ministry claims that Nationalist attacks on the Ebro south-east of Gandesa were reand several Nationalist divisions out. it is also stated that Nanf ere driven bac from the M they won on Tueadav on the nadura front- Reuter
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    Roosevelt Talks On U.S. Power
    216 1 T Kingston, Ontario, Thursday. 1 United States will not stand by idly if the domination of p r anad »an soil is threatened by any other Empire," declared e «t Roosevelt to-day when he received the degree of F"*l University here. tocS»H nt who is
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    RUNCIMAN SEES HENLEIN; HOPES RENEWED
    287 1 PRAGUE, THURSDAY. CONTINUING HIS TASK OF MEDIATION WHICH IS BELIEVED TO HAVE PREVENTED A POSSIBLE DEADLOCK ARISING AT ONE TIME YESTERDAY, LORD RUNCIMAN IS MEETING HERR HENLEIN FOR THE FIRST TIME TO-DAY AT CASILE ROTHENAU, NEAR KOMOTAU IN SUDETEN-GER-MAN REGION CLOSE TO THE GERMAN FRONTIER.
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    CHAMBERLAIN & HALIFAX DISAGREE?
    26 1 CHAMBERLAIN HALIFAX DISAGREE? London. Thursday Foreign reports of disagree A ment between Mr. Cham A her lain and Lord Halifax] m officially described as\ preposterous- Reuter
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    FRENCH PREMIER ON PEACE IN EUROPE
    199 1 FRENCH PREMIER ON PEACE IN EUROPE Paris, Thursday. M. Daladier, the Premier, announced that he will shortly broadcast details of a programme containing indispensable and energetic measures for the maintenance of the currency and defence of the nation. Making the announcement ln a statement to the Press, during which he
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    GERMANY SEEKING U.S. TRADE PACT
    413 1 London, Thursday. UNFAVOURABLE indications of German economic conditions are somewhat relieved by the foreign trade figures for July, showing that exports from Greater Germany during July amounted te 470,000,000 marks, represent in? an increase of 33,800,000 over June. Imports totalled 472,500,000 marks, representing a decrease
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    JUMPED TO HIS DEATH IN ELUDING ARREST
    494 2 Police Chiet Describes Gambling Raid [From Our Own correspondent) Muar, Thursdav. A CHINESE has died and two more are in hospital as a result of injuries sustained from falls' white attempting to escape from a £ambli„,r ra id on tlie Tailors Cluh in
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    What Constitutes Trespass In Naval Base Grounds?
    227 2 Singapore, Thursdav. CHINESE, Wee Kim Hoo, appeared before Mr. Kenneth A ■fefktr, the Fourth Magistrate this afternoon in answer to a charge of trespassing into the ground* of the Naval Base at Seletar without reasonable cause. The accused pleaded guilty and when asked
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    Local Busmen Give Over $1,000 For China Relief
    123 2 Singapore. Thursday WHILE various bodies, associations, societies guilds, schools and other ia tions were doing their bit for the China Relief Fund in commented the First Anniversary of the Shanghai War. local buses were also contra. their bit for the good cause.
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    Benzine At $7 A Gallon
    72 2 Benzine At $7 A Gallon g:::i Muar, Thursday S'NCU llaroii;:: IM Ma \hm a d morning '"'"jjj; "nosed a fine <»*!!!! j J in default!::: days' r.i.jjjj I iiamid »>'»::;: 3 VI j h mood, when:::: Jil plpad ri |t U lity to ii::: i charge of being ji jin
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    SCOLDED, WOMAN TAKES CAUSTIC SODA
    112 2 SCOLDED, WOMAN TAKES CAUSTIC SODA Singapore. Thuraday. BECAUSE har lis er-in-law abused her !i,> preje b Teochew e Loh Beok Hong, drank caustic .sodu. Tiii.-> waa the explanation she gave Mr. O, s Rawlings, third magistrate, this ternoon when she pleaded guilty to a charge ol having attempted suicide by
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    Preferred Prison To Hospital
    153 2 mil [From Our (hen Correspondent] jHjj Muar, Thursday. jHjj "I was a patient of the hospital jj:;; and when I left the hospital I jjjjl wore th e hospital trousers as I had none of my own. I know that SS: JHJI it is an offence
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    WOMAN HURT
    25 2 A 20-year-old Chinese woman, knocked down by a car driven by a Japanese at Serangoon Road yesterday afternoon, had the left forearm fractured
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    Constable Assaulted
    43 2 s.nitJ K ian pollce was asRr n 1 n eve T lal Chinese at Havelock S ear Be Lane, last night. He was taken to hospital conscious but with Injuries over the chest and complained of pan over the right shoulder.
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    Police Detain TWO Chinese
    35 2 ese°at^t th deten «<m °< two Chineae alleged to be concerned in anti-Jan .Lh t£? t qUarter of the last ffi kteSS ,'E "P were detai bv km Dettcthra Branch yesterday morning
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    Jumped Out Of Station
    43 2 Of thP firft fl JUmP eC l throU h a Wi "dOW of the first floor of the Detective Statior m an attempt to escape from police ar 25L y est «rdav morning. Both hi* ankles were internally deranged.
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    30 2 These pretty girls are dancing in "Le Diable," latest presentatij the Magic Circle, which will be the attraction at the Victoria Thi at tho end of the month. I
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    87 2 Seremban. ThuNW AS a sequel to an accident at Ma as a result of which a m coolie died in hospital on theft* of Apr. 29. Lam Choon Fong charged before Mr. J. P. *ddujA day with negligent drivin? anil ing without a licence. He was originally eharged with
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    96 2 Singapore. I»**j I STRAITS-BORN Hokien. A Ki m< pleaded eu.ltv tl of cheating a r" m fnh and *jj Tee. by inducing her to h" J Sl5 cash in pretence thit jj clerk employe I Prison, Singapore, ana the mono- .to her Jj**^ 2 Swee. a prisoner now tence.
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    UNKNOWN
    172 3 correspondent! jjjjj or. Thursday. P*£v .ere engaged with::::! miHl.n imal a numb .?I lilli e,r .-Ik created a mild ;;:j; WSS Roy* l Toun by e r e cobra that was f* I, t...m behind a Chin- «j ''.nike ripiclly crawled to the IHII MI S ,1 i shady
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    Inspector's 60 m. p. h. Chase
    200 3 rAILS TO CATCH UP WITH "FLYING TAXI" Minns continuing said that the distance between the Bukit Timah Police Station and the Woodlands Station was nine miles and ended with the remark that this was the worst bit of driving he had witnessed since he
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    68 3 Imi °l lhe straits Settlements at s«n onn at the Botanic Gar- thf 1p m on Uesday, Aug. 23. •M A???? 0 of Mr J c Hitch > rch wSf R-M-B.M. Overtf ngton G rays,' C. S. OrafcSßES?' Poet and Peasant," ''■S^P Hat.- Irving Bar- Solo fnr Us of
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    POLICE STONED IN ANTI-JAP RIOTS IN KAMPAR
    162 3 POLICE STONED IN ANTI -JAP RIOTS IN KAMPAR [From Our Onn Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. DOLICE were stoned and several hurt in an anti-Japanese demonstration in Kampar. It is gathered that as a result of rumours circulating in the 'own that a grocery shop had allegedly imported Japanese soya beans, a
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    Sentence Reduced
    165 3 Singapore, Thursday. APPEALING before Mr. Justfce McEhvainc, the Chief Justice, in the High Court this morning, against a sentence of eight months' hard labour imposed on him by Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, Criminal Court, for cheating Messrs. Radio Malaya in respect of a cheque lor $65
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    SUMMONED TWICE FOR SAME OFFENCE
    144 3 SUMMONED TWICE FOR SAME OFFENCE Singapore, Thursday. WHEN (A*. F. Moir-Byres, an officer from the Selerang Barracks, Changi. appeared before Mr. L C (lch in the District Traffic Court this morning for two motoring offences, failing to comply with the wing signal and driving with only one front and rear
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      134 3 KLt ANG Rl BBER COMPANY LIMITED NOTICE Is hereby given that the ITwenty-flrst Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Registered Office, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay. Singapore, on Thursday. 22nd September. 1938 at 12 o'clock noon at which tne Directors will recommend
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      52 3 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Owing to the death of Mr. Julian Frankel. the Executors have decided to liquidate the whole of the stock-in-trade of: JULIAN FRANKEL CO.. 101 Victoria Street as from to-day By order of the Executors David Frankel Lester L. Goodman Singapore, August 17th. 1938. j Whlßb^^^%- g wfiwiJiS I^^
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      55 3 /When you raise your hat\ I do^you raise your age? J Wouldn't you like to look young even wltb your hat off? Then start using Pure SilviVrin The Natural Hulr Food which goen Into the :ooi of all Hair Troubles. Of all Chemists. High-Class Store* and Hair DresMft. Sole Distributors
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      47 3 k Notice For To-day ch Justice in lst Court IT. eMr 1 1 ti t Pedlow in 2nd Court p. M-111,1938 Syed Abdulrahman a:k ors. vs. Syed Omar likh Alkiff. 'Part heard p Mr Justice Home in 3rd Court MOM-in -Chambers. Originating uses. Motion and Petitions of
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      94 4 a nsie 7 13 16 Ist Forward (September) Buyers 7 7 t Sellers f 5 w .i 16 2nd Forward (Oct Dec > Buyers Sellers 3rd Forward 'Jan Mar.) Biyers ]f g llfl SeUers London, Thursday I'ALM OIL (Malava) Previous tiS&SSmA n in vi iw- uncnangt u In
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      29 4 Imperial Chemical Industrie. 11.4ft 31.1ft -3d. Rubber Plan Investment Trust 9r > 29 6 British American Tobacco 10 2'6 ***** —96 ('hinese 1% Reortrs. (London Issue; <■• -fl
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      42 4 Ne v Y*;rk. Au.. 17 KIIBBLK Previous To-duv Change Tone Stead} S'eady Spot Buyers lf>\ 15 '3 1. lie, Forward Oct .Dec. Buyers 16 15 15 16 1,16 Sellers ls* 16 116 116 Steady Quiet Spot 43 43',. Lfc
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      59 4 London. Thursday. Previous To-day Change r.T. on Pans (closing middle rate) 178.90 Unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.93', 8.92-116 —1 316 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate* 8 1 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 13-132 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) 1!2 Unchanged
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 GOLD gwtoua T o-^" *J Fine Bar per oz. x .7 j SILVER Spot 7 16 19^ 4 months' forward w%i 191.
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      METAL MARKET
      19 4 TIN Standard Previous xj^jj* HI Spot (afternoon (closing price) J 1 35 £HB' Forward £194^ tm\ A
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT
    223 4 Singapore, Thursday. IN their weekly rubber report. Guthrie Co., Ltd. state:— Rubber has passed through a very dull week, and the volume of business has been small. There was little change in the total weight of political factors influencing Stock Exchanges and commodity markets. The decreased tension
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    88 4 Singapore, Th« A Javanese Ahmad bin Abdul peared before Mr. Conrad Oldl Second Police Magistrate this i on a charge of having commit* at 2. Wareham Road! valuabla value of $39.50 belonging to Mr Beins and on an alternative i dishonestly retaining stolen viz. a gold-plated chain andi
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    SHARE MARKET
    162 4 Messrs, Fraser C Report Singapore. Tha Messrs. Fraser Co.'s report day is as follows; MINING. Tin at midday was up 58 The Tin share market ca dull 'and lifeless to-day although tions remained quirt steady J business passed in Hong JJ cents. Taipings at $1 60 and Raß
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    BOURSE IMPROVES
    101 4 E Berlin, Thursday. FfORTS towards recovery on the Bourse to-day resulted in some improvement, industrials generally varying one-eighth to half a point. Other descriptions weakened, notably Reichsbank by two points, due to further realisation particularly on behalf of trade and industry which are finding it impossible to obtain
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      64 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves irom the FEAR oi BURGLARS by keep- I ing your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS and ONLY YOU can have acces^ to these safe boxes, so that
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      24 4 i i /rff^\ Mil 118 lIICBiIMI INSIKANCI* COMPANY. LTD CAN YOU AFFORD AN UNINSURED LOSS BY i nn;? Tel. 5926. 2. Finlavson Green m
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    668 5 STOCKS SHARES rßy Fraser Company I M*P«e. Aug. 18. 5 p.m. .9. M. TrusW ant 7 Con. T. S. 7% Pref. 21[6 2216 Con. T. S. Ord. 20'3 213 E. Realty Co. U2 ft 1.42V«, Sst. it Truat Af 475 ltt Eastern United 32 .w 33 50 F and N.
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    240 5 FRASER COMPANY Lst Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 18, 5 p.m Coi,| l- n y Books C^ TIN Austral Malay 9d. div. 2d. bonus Batu Selangor 2%% Aug. 20 Johan Tin 5% int. Aug. 13 Kampong Kamunting 3d. div. Aug. 19 Klang River 2% No. 43 Aug. 18 Kramat Tin
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    211 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Thursday, j MINING Buyers -...leis Ampats 4|- 416 Batu Selangors 1.35 1.40cd Hong Fatts 0.91 0.97% Hongkong Tin 22|6 23|9 Jelebus 0.70 0.75 Kamunting Tli. 9)9 111Katu Tin 25 9 2619 Kramats ioi- 111Killinghalls 18!3 1913 Kuchais 1.35 1.40 Laruts 10|6 1113 Lingui Tin 1.62% 170
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    104 5 PENANC. MCNICIFAI 6% 1928 red. 1956-56 $4,000,000 122 123' d Int. May J Nov. 1 4%% 1929 red. 1959-69 $8,250,000 ]22'_ 124 d Int. May 15 Nov. 15 1M35 red. 1Q56-1966 $625,000 Int June 1 Dec. 1 100U 101 3 ci 1937 red. 1955-65 $3,000,000 Int. Sept.
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      151 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.Vincorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) bankers amsterdam EstablLshed by Royal Charter A.D. 1824 Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONOH President M. TAUDIN CHABOT Director A.
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      201 6 mK HT K 9 jr, j ttK give you om word irs TO-NIGHT t.l*, JJ- mk GRANMgT C oMEI)Y |»A\'lUO^ j OFTHE i.\STFIVE YEARS!. IT'S FUNNIER IHAN "TOPPER" (s&%_ ...AND MUCH MORE ROMANTIC! < "2EL ti mKr *^k. MTrvgornM^J ,;,J l.wfi^i '^fmJAjLx W iirA S I w„ 1 t ik
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      283 6 I PACKED HOUSES AT EVERY SHOwTppuS^B GRAND STORY OF BRITISH HER()i^P T H« MORE THRILLING THAN" BENCAL Uxr^, i \l»l I 111 3 SHOWs DAIJ II! lill I■ IP 3.15 6.15 9a |S United Artists Inspiring Production of A.E.W M^B famous Adventure Story. IA^M Filmed Entirely in Technicolour on the
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    135 7 Ll theatre-goers are pror B Jpibinc new and speC ti mm** »yr productions I Sable'* at the Victoria J £Z and Sept. 2 and L u*ds no introduction tj RySSi -'ind the thorough r?l\vch their shows are ailed <™P lete success Scominp oroduetior with its rSmbers is full of
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    153 7 3 rmce.v> Tarhata Atik Karan, of land. Sulu. in the Philippines, link very much of civilisation IMStates, she made quick use ictice prevalent there when she home no*" tyring with her second Datu Buyonban. after having m first husband. Data Tahil, »ii in prison .for sedition. She wife of
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    Chaplain To General In Ten Minutes
    276 7 Chaplain To General In Ten Minutes Paris. MONSEIGNOR LEMAITRE; Archbishop of Carthage, the man whom Clemen ceau promoted from Chaplain to Briga-dier-General in ten minutes, has just b*»en promoted to the rank of commander of the Legion of Honour and riven the civic medal. tt was in 1917 that, contrary
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    FOURTH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
    148 7 Hubert Wilkins To Take Part With Lincoln Ellsworth Salt Lake City. SIR Hubert Wilkins, well-known explorer, who first thought of trying to reach the North Pole by submarine, announced that he will accompany Lincoln Ellsworth, another famous explorer, on a projected expedition into the Antarctic regions. This
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      27 7 **»■> j MARLBOROUGH 30 P.M. i T s SAMPANK! M. KAMALAVENI in fUnoh cßjajcLmmam A SCPER TAMIL SOCIAL THRILLER £^-l >r> fr the pen of VADUVOOR' DITRAISAMY IYENGAR
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      289 7 I POSITIVELY LAST DAY J 8.-tte D;i\is "iv?> one of thr finest characterisations of her career in her S latest pkture "Je/chel" 4 j ALTOGETBCK A PICTI RF TO SFF \lomina Tribune' 1 3 SHOWS :i-l.» A J>-l.» P.M. THE NEW AIK CONDITIONED j i ALII A All! It A
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    SPECULATORS NEED STOUT HEARTS AND LONG PURSES
    230 8 REVIEW OF THE MARKETS Snjrapore, Thursday. IVE Shlfapon r«l*ir nia»kct ha- reflected the chantfinn sentimenls which resulted lrom Ihe anxiefv shown early this week lest the presenl intense military activity n (.Vrmany might portend another stroke in Centra] EvTOQe, which '/ave wav later
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    Hammer's Show $157,000 Profit
    92 8 Hammer's Show $157,000 Profit PROFIT of $157,007 48 was shown oy Messrs. Hammer and Co., Ltd.. ior the past year's working, according to the annual report and ac- < mints which will be presented at the annual meeting on Aug. 27. An Interim dividend of 75 cents per ..hare has
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    Rotary's Asia Office Not Closing?
    199 8 Singapore, Thursday. FTHE Malaya Tribune understands that theiv is every likelihood thai the office of Rotary International for Asia in Singapore will no' be hortly discontinued, as it has been rumoured in Singapore recently. Yesterday at the weekly Rotary tiffin. the President of the Singapore
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    BRITAIN DEMANDS £80 MILLION INDEMNITY
    187 8 Losses Sustained During Hostilities In China London. Tilt British (iovernment intends to ask Japan to indemnify British interests for the losses sustained during the current hostilities in China, according to diplomatic circles here. Tlu request will be made in Tokvo by bir Robert Craigie. the
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    144 8 BUITISH motor-cycle «g turers are likely to pin ,orth of brines* in fore jn J through their team International Days Motor -cycling Tnai recently. Peter Bradley, d^ r J*£ who stands 6 ft JJ_ fonl stal 8 Ib*.. andisa^dthr /o ••Buyers throughout Uie J chines from the ta 33
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, Aug. 19, 1938. A STRIKE SETTLED
    303 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, Aug. 19, 1938. A STRIKE SETTLED THE men of the Singapore Rubber Works who went on strike are to be commended on their conciliatory attitude which has brought about a speedy settlement of their dispute. Downing tools on Monday, they put forward seven demands which met
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    This tells you why BEER IS BEST
    1220 10 This tells you why BEER IS BEST WHY does beer taste so much bei to one man than the next? js n bops Hie more Mtter vour beer la U* i"" 1 l acks ol the exclusively male ko Um ladlei see how they ro brm!- at t.n reiy them-ht
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    30 10 The Serpentine Suimmin R Club's All-Clothes Race took place in the Serpentine Hvde. Park. W ,m woi by O. Steel. All the competitors had to be fully clad. Planet News
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    WOMEN GIVE UP ALL FOR LOVE, SAYS SPINSTER
    234 11 -CAREER FIRST IS BUNKUM" bj Neman would give up anything for the man she loves," sprinster told a British Government Committee. "We of kings and queens who have given up their thrones for ,qss E Hoctor. president of thr r Lyn e
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    AIR RAIDS IN CANTON
    52 11 AIR RAIDS IN CANTON Japanese bombers reduced to total ruins the Wongsha railway station at Canton, teeming city of South China. The Japanese air raids wrought havoc in the densely-populated city, causing an enormous death-roll. Photo shows a locomotive which was wrecked in the air rail* on Wongsha railway station.
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    Cuckoos' War On Caterpillars
    213 11 /CANADIAN cuckoos wage incessant V nar on hairy caterpillars, and their fondness for tent caterpillars, so common at this time of year, make them valued allies of farmers and fruitgrowers. Cuckoos often tear apart the webs 01 tents of these destructive larvae to eat the inmates,
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    YOUTH HOSTELS IN CANADA
    366 11 t Ottawa. EW impetus is being given to hiking in Canada by a movement known as the Youth Hostels Association, already registered a number of countries. •The aim of youth hostels is everywhere the same— to enable young le to enjoy hiking and cycling in the
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    39 11 Mr Chow Wah, of Messrs. Kyle. Palmer and Co.. Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur has been successful in the Intermediate Examination of the London Associa tion of Certified Accountants held ta June of Certified Accountants held in June 1938 at Singapore.
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    WORLD GEOGRAPHIC CONGRESS ENDS
    204 11 Amsterdam. THE International Geographic Congress was concluded here recentlv. Most sections had completed their programme already before the Congress was officially closed. In most cases there was merely a debate after the delegates had read their papers, and no resolutions was Dassed. The section for colonial
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    BOMB-PROOF SHELTER PAR EXCELLENCE
    263 12 Concealed by rock-»arden, a concrete bomb-proof shelter 50 feet in length has been built by Mr. S. Gestetner, businessman and yachtsman, in the grounds tf hli honu- nt llosham, near Chichester. Sussex. The shelter, which is built in a, passage connecting two houses, has ping-pong tables
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      46 13 j YOU WILL FIND 111- LAftGBST SELECTIONS IN DIAMOND RINGS IiKACELETS BROOCHES, etc. AT iZVUV Vm\mm\m^m\\m\m\ WHERE QUALITY and VALUE ARE TRADITIONAL. The Best is to come and see at RENE ULLMANN JEWELLERS. Kaflles Place. SINGAPORE. Opened dally including Saturdays from 8 ajn. to 6 pjn.
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    When They Can Digest food
    950 14 When They Can Digest food The Problem of Acidosis is averyR ea |Qß but it can Often be Entirely Ove. co J THE problem 01 acidosis is a very real one. We are continually hearing of children who suffer from it and, although it has tended to become a fashionable*
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    A Suitable Diet
    227 14 Breakfast: Orange or grape fruit ituce, sweetened with glucose, a cereal with a little skimmed milk -md toaspoonful of glucose. i~w.ee a week a rasher of bacon with all the fat removed, grilled >o that all the fat is able to run away. A grilled tomato. Fish.
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    Cool Drinks for Hot Days
    946 15 Cool Drinks for Hot Days Simple Beverages Whi ch can be made from Fresh or Cooked Fruit Juices pes with their attractive in o and sparkle, have come to n important place in presenthabits. The modern house)es n ot consider her larder to U without an assortment of I or
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    258 15 THERE isn't a better, more whole- 5 some or "solid" food than a S real blanc mange. I The shiny outside and soft, j S delicious interior, so delightful to explore with a spoon, are attri- J hutes everyone appreciates. 1 You can't make a mistake in
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    DO YOU KNOW
    43 15 WHEN milk V boiled, a thick skin usually forms To prevent tins, heat the milk in a pan and when the lir.st tinv bubble appear round the OflfS piace I lid on the pan, and turn Of! the heat I
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    BELGIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM
    108 17 irench Tribute To Author Paris, i presence of distinguished repreItatives of France and Belgium, a tablet has been affixed to the in St. Quentin, France, where ißogier, author of the Belgian nainthem. La Brapanconne," was Charles Rogier. the statesman who played such a prominent part in winning
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    BANGKOK TO BE BIG PORT
    179 17 BANGKOK TO BE BIG PORT Danish Firm Secures Large Contract DECENTLY the contract for the conw struction of the first part of the Port of Bangkok scheme was signed at the Ministry of Economic Affairs. This contract has been awarded to Messrs. Christiani and Nielsen (Siam), an off -shoot of
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    PLANS TO SAVE BRTTAIN'S COASTAL BEAUTY
    222 17 PLANS TO SAVE BRTTAIN'S COASTAL BEAUTY MR. Walter Elliot, Minister of Health, recently heard pleas for the preservation of Britain's coastal beauty and for the prevention of the extension of "bungaloid growths" which threaten lo disfigure many seaside areas. The Minister received a deputation led by Lord Merthyr. which was
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    INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CONFERENCE
    164 17 INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CONFERENCE Will Meet In Germany In 1940 TIIK next international congress to be held under the auspices of the Permanent International Association of Shipping will, at the invitation of the (ierman (Jovernment, meet in Berlin during the summer nl 1940. This organisation has assumed the take of dealing
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      129 17 I STAL INTELLIGENCE! lOK PER DATE AND TIME mdan 19 n »-m Tembilahan m 19 j pm •Cameronian" 19 2 pm Cameronian- m 19 2pm "cameronian" 19 2 pm "Cameronian" M 19 2 pm ,1, "Cameronian" 19 2 p.m. D and Palestine 'vameronian" 19 9 pm and Ireland "Cameronian" 19
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      134 17 SHIPS IN DOCKS SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Plane i ils 22 1 1 War Krishna J 9 1 1 Hoegh Silverlighf 18 2 3 Bangalore 14 2 I President Adams ll 2 3 Kola 9 2 3 Eumaeus 7 2
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      286 18 [ON THEJADIOj .0 35 .Strmp quartet E"a«-major AUGUST 19 i IIM «grsr?V««: German ship h ■»l,rl r~ord,nr Gramophone rroor«« p gign off lG ermaM, TR4NSMISSIONS 2 3 I,P 30.96 metres (Ml •*> T cs (W .g m ZIIL 225 metres (133 mcs) GSF^ WM Mcs g RS Malay music t
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      797 18 H55 concert, the BBC T()KY 0 Empire Orchestra: leader. Leo- IIJ StPHirsch; conductor. Fric pm JZj u ROME SiSSE^ I 9.40 Letters fn* 2RO 11.81 Mc-s (18.7 m Selections. me I oni. Jfi Concluding ?Jnrom H 620 opening announcement. 950 cias<; dou-n. ouncr^eiM News in English. Operas-one act. PRNiVr H
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    340 19 nadian Finance Unister's Speech I Ottawa, Canada. n rtrcrate when I sav that the fate of civilisation depends on whether the qualities of toleration, of idly co-operation, of ability to take the fur- ic i of willingness to sink differences of lesser 'or the sake of the larger interest
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    84 19 UTS assembled at Cologne gently to examine a new in»«n for automatically recording ph< m conversations arriving M th. >übscriber's absence from lt <^rep„rt N Transocean. n itrument, known as the the invention of a Dr. ne It can be attached telephone apparatus. C* to load to iar-reachin? In
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    CHINA'S WOUNDED SOLDIERS
    358 19 About Quarter Million Killed ALT of 500,000 Chinese soldiers wounded during the SinoJapanese fighting on various fronts in the past twelve months little more than 120,000 had received treatments in the 417 hospitals established by the Government and civil organs throughout the country, according to Dr. Fan
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    107 19 The result of a dirert hit on the maternity wing of the H f u en lo Pro ,V nc /u Hospital, in Wuchang, during the Japanese air raid on July U. On the ton floor eight expectant mothers were killed outright while 24 others on the lower floors were
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    Australian Academy
    293 19 THE first exhibition of the Australian Academy of Art, modelled, with a royal charter, on the Royal Academy, London, has been held in Sydney. It contained the work of more than 100 artists from all parts of Australia, every State being represented. More than 200 pictures were selected
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    Holidaying In Java
    69 19 Singapore, Thursday. LEAVING Singapore, to-day. by the Neiuw Zealand was Mrs Lee Choon Guan. with Mr. Let, Chim Tuan. her wphew. She Ls travelling to Soekaboami with her five grandchildren, who are at present on their school holidays The trip is entirely a pleasure one and is
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    SPINSTERS PREFER TO STARVE RATHER THAN SEEK HELP
    259 20 SPINSTERS PREFER TO STAR VE RATHER THAN SEEK HELP London. ■m Florence White the Bradford shop-keeper leader of the SSEH^SS/SS K m, Law Courts last month. At a previous hearing a representative of the Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries opposed her plea on the grounds that undercutting of women'!
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    EVENTFUL YEAR FOR K.C.R.
    232 20 Hongkong. A MOST eventful year was experienced by the Kowloon- a n ton Railway (British Section), according to the annual report for 1937, produced by the Manager and Chief Engineer Major R. D. Walker, which was tabled before the Legislative Council recently. Abnormal occurrences in chronological
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    PETITION WRITER GAOLED
    300 20 I From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. RV Naidu. formerly a clerk employed at M«*rs. SG. Pillay; Office, appeared before Mr. I. r. Cameron, flwt magistrate. Johore Bahru, on the following charge:— •That you on or about Feb. 23. 1938 at Johore BMiru, by telling that
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    RECORD SPOILT
    38 20 Singapore, Thursday— After fifteen years of faultless driving Marsuki bin Sahit was this morning fined $10 or in default ten days' simple imprisonment for negligently driving down Cecil Street at 9. 25 a.m. on June 14.
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    25 20 £ow?^e^ 2£S London. WC. for the International Cl^Vb.^ uccnorus-m tuts case they are members of the "Elephant ßevue'-doing the hk dunng the rehearsal. Topical Press
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    238 20 rague tl J AT the close of |»^SB n it was MflZliTß Kundt and iw that should m"t onTri? H B the date of t h r 2S According to an un ™S report He rr Henkin thTS ten leader, and Lord ZrM will meet m th, n e
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    BANDLEADER CHARGED
    86 20 Singapore. Thursd G R Hopkins, leader of the fi Hotel Dance Band, was this nw cautioned and discharged by Mr i Goh wherf he was brcught up J District Traffic Court on a cmj driving along Orchard Rd lights on June 20 at 2.57 a .m Mr. Hopkins
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    Scientists & Horrors Of Modern War
    157 20 Scientists Horrors Of Modern War London, Wednesday. A VIGOROUS condemnation of the view that scientists are responsible for the horrors of modern war because their discoveries are often nut to destructive use was delivered by Lord Kayleigh, in his presidential addrevs to the British Association at Cambridge. He doubted whether
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    268 21 ction Mens Singapore, Thursday, j 1 1 of SinraiKUV Traction employees assembled CoUTti to-day to hear i„ whicli Bt Gurusamy.! t he Singapore Traction j Employees' Association is i criminal intimidation. hl etSS came up for menJ it was transferred to il District Court and an e charge of
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    TAR THROWN AT BUSES
    95 21 T AR THROWN AT BUSES night t* i? ce of an h our last f °ur which Q e( buses of the fle et p Mieve Vhl here from Malacca to lk acre Sf, pulati °n during the thiS?? rt target by hoolith, <* tar contained in bulbs u i
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    467 21 HEALTH OF THE EAST THE health bulletin of the League of 1 Nations Eastern Bureau for the wek ended Aug. 13 reads as follows Plague: Colombo and Bassein were the only ports m the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plamie durin'.' the week, one case having been
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    CHINESE STRONG IN THE HIGHLANDS
    329 21 CHINESE STRONG IN THE HIGHLANDS Hankow, Thursday. THE Japanese government anI nounces the issue ol 337,000.000 war bonds next Monday. Observers claim that since the evacuation of Kiukiang the Chinese have been utilising strategic points in the hills in disconcerting Japanese units. whose mechanised units are powerless in thc highlands.
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    Charcoal Will Protect You From Gas
    280 21 Charcoal Will Protect You From Gas i Singapore, Thursday. DR. W. E. Hutchinson this evening delivered a lecture to heads of departments in Singapore, on the use of the gas masks and the methods of their employment in war time. Models of masks were set out for inspection, and the
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    Japanese Apologise For Incident
    66 21 Japanese Apologise For Incident Shanghai. Thursday COLONEL Kusomoto. chief of thr Special Section of the Japanese Army, called on the American. Commandant Price at 11 a.m and apo logised for the incident in the American sector on Aug. 13. Ile reported that the men involved were severely reprimanded and gave
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    NEGRO WINS HIS THIRD WORLD BOXING TITLE, MAKES HISTORY
    390 22 NEGRO WINS HIS THIRD WORLD BOXING TITLE, MAKES HISTORY Sou York. Aug. IX. Am*** the California.. Negro boxing -sensation. I rio, history at New Vork to-da> hv Im in, tho M boxer become a triple U* holder, when he Mi the worlds lichtweight title from LM Ambers on points. The
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    PENANG LEAGUE CONCLUDES
    105 22 [From ou. Ou n Reporter] Penang. Thursdav THL Province Wellesley Football Association won the senior division championship of the Penang football leagut to-day, when thev beat the Penang Sports Club by 2-0 at the Esplanade this ev( ning it was the last match in the first division
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    Pasir Panjang Rovers
    72 22 The following are selected to play soccer for the Pasir Panjang Rovers in a friendly soccer game with Fort Canning on Saturday at Fort Canning:— Ong Eng Hoe. Leong Foon Chew, Cheong Chee Fong. Abdul Rahman. Wong Tong Seng. Wee Choon Whatt. Boey Pang Eng, Ho Chee
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    TROUNCING FOR THE CRICKET CLUB Mental Hospital Win 5-1
    492 22 TROUNCING FOR THE CRICKET CLUB Mental Hospital Win 5-1 Mental Hospt 5; S.C.C I THERE was a huge crowd on the S.C.C. padang yesterday to witaH interesting Third Division fixture between the Singapore Crfl Club and the Mental Hospital team 1 The home team have their custodian, Monks, to thank
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    Track Notes From
    329 22  -  Marcus Super bus Singapore Races (By Singapore, Thursday. DIKIT Timah wa.s thrown open for u official training this morning, and there was a fair complement of horses out from loeal stables. The going was good, though verv J'ghtly on the soft side, and the training wa.s watched
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    Malacca Badminton
    126 22 PUHTHER prefer championship t 0 a n C(a N renewing are unient a ties played* rfSu^ of* Mens Doubles:.,. v Tong Hon Kone beaftiSjl Tan Kim Hoe 21 mas Slow Kow and chuV a 2UI Yong Pack Ken, a nd £"> w.0.; c Y ahya U Men's SineliK-
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    CHINESE LUCKY TO WIN
    158 22 S.C.F A. 11l 2 Y.MM.C.A THE Chinese were extremely tunate to beat the Y.M.CI two goals to one in their a Division League fixture oo Y.MC.A. ground yesterday noon. Despite the fact tW Association fielded a cons* weakened team, they put hard fight and a draw
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    ANOTHER BAD DEFEAT FOR THE RECS
    480 23 ANOTHER BAD DEFEAT FOR THE RECS LOYALS WON 3—o IN FIRST DIVISION Loyals 3; Rets 0. pRESH from their recent defeat at the hands ol the Police, the S.R.C. struck disappointing form and went down to the Loyals by three clear goals in a first division match of the SAFA.
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    21 23 PING DUEL between Dickenthe Loyals (on left) and (of the S.R.C.) in yesterday's soccer which the Loyals won bv 3—o.— Tribune
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    64 23 ■Uowir.g will represent the ComIchooU in the cricket match JheSC.C. on the latter's ground 1: 5 pm. and tomorrow, 2 p.m. Ali fvs Cecil Wong (A.C.S.), W. I SJ I ,g. Webb <5.J.1. E. W I Mewa Singh <R.I), S. myR I ,H S. Shah- Captain I C Ross
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    24 23 ndly badminton match of three Mid two doubles will be played fW against Robinson's Sports vtUa Dolce. Tanjong Katong tarday at 3 p.m.
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    Chinese Reserves Rout Moravians
    189 23 F| Vn 6; Moravians I. league fixture this evening on the Singapore Hara''d ground and before a fairly large crowd, the Chinese seounced the Moravian Football XI by six goals to one. 1 toete left winger, I Olympic team I <•>• was a brainy >thers of
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    PENALTY DECIDES GAME
    124 23 PENALTY DECIDES GAME •S' Co.. Skins 1; :r>th Co. R.E. <I\B > 9. Tht: 35th Co R.E (Pulau Brani > visited Tanglin yesterday and engaged S CO Skins m the Command Company SOCCer tournament but vere defeated by penalty goal scored fifteen minutes from tlie end of the second hall
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT Draw & Fixtures
    844 23 S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT Draw Fixtures FOLLOWING are coming ties in the S.C.C. Autumn tennis tournament: Men's Doubles Handicap Class "A" First Round E. C. Cherrington and H. IT. B. Gun (—3o* vs H. H. Markham and D. M. Seward 'sen; H. H. Marshall and J. H Phillip (—l5l vs A.
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    TRANSPORT STRIKER ABANDON WAGE-CUT DEMAND
    310 24 TRANSPORT STRIKER ABANDON WAGE- CUT DEMAND «w»»a»"-«'w s: last night. I understand, writes a Tribune reporter, that, apart from "££2?%* S?ute inspector, a ticket inspec tor four drivers two conductors, a pointsman, fwo foremen and three mechanics were among those who reported for duty vesterday and on Wednesday The strikers
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    COMMAND TENNIS
    62 24 THE R.A.M.C. were at home yesterday to the R.E. in the Inter-Unit Command tennis championships. Though the weather kept fine and the games began early, the last set ended late in the evening. The R.E. were in top form and overwhelmed the Medicals, who were unable to win
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    FORT BADLY BEATEN
    86 24 C Co. Dons 3; Fort Canning 0 TORT Canning met c Co. of the 1 Gordons in a soccer match at the Fort yesterday and lost by three goals to nil TROWER scored the Dons' first goal and at half time the Dons led by I—o In
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    LAUREL AND HARDY ARE PARTED
    47 24 Holly wood,* Aug. 18. THE famous Laurel and Hardy combination has been broken up. Hal Roach, the producer, has dismissed Stan Laurel and announced that Oliver Hardy's future partner will be Harry Langdon. They will play straight comedy instead of slapstick- Reuter
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    Attempted Murder Inquiry
    360 24 Attempted Murder Inquiry Singapore, Thursday. r satisfy himself about certain details adduced in the evidence given before him during the continuation of the preliminary ini quiry this afternoon into a charge of attempted murder preferred against a Cantonese carpenter, Wong Onn, the Third Magistrate (Mr. G. S. Rawlings) adjourned his
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    Mysore Congress
    53 24 Mysore Con gress The All Mysore Congress Committee adopted a resolution of the Working Committee recommehding to the All Mysore Committee a change in the constitution doing away with the insistance on primary membership of the Indian National Congress for those who wished to join the Mvsore Congress (dual mem-
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    76 24 LONDON. THUS AN THE EYE OF THE FINAL t? V AUSTRALIANS BEAT THE ALDERSHOT TO-DAY BY AN I AND 67 RUNS Australians 299 I Barnett 58 Smith 4 for 64 1 Army 113 and 119 OReilly 7 Ames Hurt While wicketkeepin^ against shire to-day. a ball struck AmJ end
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    Torpedo Boats Hongkong
    34 24 Hongkong. Thur* Naval authorities announce* first of what will be a fleet oi 1 fifteen ton torpedo motor-boats I defence purposes is at present way to Hongkong by a freighter. ter.
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    50 24 Vienna. Thu CAPTAIN Thomas Kendrick. passport control officer in JM been arrested on orders of thej while crossing from Austria into Reich enroute to England on ew Kendrick is now at the Hotel lk headquarters of the Gestapo. I British subject. The nature of the charge is vealed- Reuter
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    Withdrawal Plan
    25 24 London. Thursday: fl»*»» the reply to the Non Int« Jg mittees plan lor foreign combatants m been received in London British Official Wireless
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    27 24 a m- Herr Hitler rew Berlin. Thursda> Herr The i a tttf Gen. Vuiliemin tO a n a > prs of his i accomoanied by members Reuter
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    17 24 The Prim e P lundon. Thursday Tn,, pecialf was again visiedb^. JJB British Official Wireless
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    18 24 lundon. ThiirscU y fi H^ er two turned to Haiia to-dav stay at Jaffa British Official Wireless
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    39 24 News has been re. en of£, wathi Murugasu. ipa i Murugasu of the M wi th WJ%* Singapore, has Pg^ or ttf first steps exam"* 1 iaoo^ College of Musi '■■^piiintf* Miss Murueasu J> rpV lon. Girls' Enc'* sh
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