Morning Tribune, 27 August 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE mi, 3-No. 179. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, August??, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    DISTRICT GOVERNORSHIPS FOR SUDETENS AS A SOLUTION ?
    564 1 DISTRICT GOVERNORSHIPS FOR SUDETENS AS A SOLUTION PRAGUE, FRIDAY. J)R. HODZA IS MEETING THE PARLIAMENTARY SUB-COM-MITTEE TO-DAY TO DISCUSS THE GENERAL SITUATION. THE GOVERNMENT IS PREPARED TO ENVISAGE CERTAIN CONCESSIONS WHICH MIGHT FURNISH THE BASIS FOR NEGOTIATIONS. The concessions are believed to be on lines oi regional divisions in the
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    Seeking Peace
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    GERMAN FRONTIER ACTIVITY
    74 1 GERMAN FRONTIER ACTIVITY Cologne, Friday. AVAST army of workmen is as- scmhling on the German fron- tier. Thousands are arrivinf j daily, many from distant parts < of the Reich. 5 In one village near the frontier which has a normal population I of 3,000 accommodation has been I found
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    Palestine Outrages Renewed
    139 1 JAFFA, FRIDAY. f IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT 16 WERE KILLED AND 30 iJIWD IN A BOMB EXPLOSION. OUTBREAK OF SNIPING, TONING AND ARSON FOLLOWED. nraged Arabs attacked the police ion and banks. Many fires raged. fire brigades were protected by police troop as they fought the flames.
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    JAPANESE CENSORSHIP
    49 1 Shanghai, Friday. A further .statement on the censorship question was made by the spokesman tojdav that "the Japanese retain thr rtaht to censor anything but official telegrams." In reply to a correspondent's query the spokesman declared that even banker;' telegrams were equally subject to c#n- sorship. Reuter
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    South Africa Ready If Britain Were Attacked
    159 1 CAPE TOWN, FRIDAY GEN HERTZOG, REFERRING to GEN. SMUTS' STATEMENT IN THE ASSEMBLY. SAID THAT GEN. SMUTS HAD STATED AND STATED QUITO RIGHTLY THAT IF ENGLAND WAS INVOLVED IN A WAR IN WHICH SHB WAS THE PARTY ATTACKED, THERE WAS NO DOUBT WHAT
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    FOREIGN POWERS TO DISPUTE JAP CLAIM
    118 1 London, Friday. MlSl, circles are most interested the Japanese threat. J h iviinted out that no precise -\Kt. v •-American, Francololnt commission !W|< i n endeavouring to 2 li reftulatlong. onf r !nn br^tles with complicaple. the difficulty of dis- ih »T' nvil and
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    MUNICIPAL MOVE TO COMBAT FIRE MENACE
    487 2 Bylaws Drafted Singapore. Friday. 4N attempt is beinjr made fcf the Municipal Commissioner, to prevent a -recurrence of those disastrous fires which took place in the city some time affo. r 'suiting in the death of some of the occupants of houses used for
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    REFUND OF MOTOR TAX
    101 2 REFUND OF MOTOR TAX 5 DKlM'INfi Juhore vehicles into i* 1 line vviMi those registered in J the tMS the Kefund of Tax Bv- laws of the Smuapore Muniripa- J Htj wefre amended yesterday by Mm Cortimis^ioners :it special meet«iif^ j The Prudent. Mr. W Hartley. <-\plained that in the
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    FLYING HOLIDAY
    28 2 Mr. L. Langdon Williams, manager 4 the Singapore Improvement Trust, photographed at the Airport yesterday unen he left on a fly in? holiday for Furope. (Tribune).
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    Municipal Salary Scheme Revision Urged
    348 2 Singapore, Friday OLEADIXG for the revision of the salaries payable to local men pfi motni to senior executive posts in the Municipality, with partici reference to maximum salaries, leave pay, etc Dr. K. K. Pathy. .>peaki at ftftertlay*! meeting- of the Commissioners, emphasised that the
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    Meet Two Modern Marco Polo To-Be
    173 2 I (Tribute Reporter) R. K. For^yth of Santa KarK. California, and 11. r^J* York, yesterday, in Sineanure Wl the Conte Biancanun,, They are sailing forCey] tiwhj have planned to stan to London. They are ex-Varsity sta on adventure-tr.k A chance meeting aboard th Phemu^
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      471 2 %>2? J m §1 IB II Ig Ixly l(JJ<>3T|r t tTtl*wwT 1 K/J I Imperial Airways is proud to re-publish I V^j IJKjMj //kn*' compliments offered so generously OrS/Jo V jrJrjfil'l] ri/l rn P ortant aviation paper of the vf^jt 1 1 1/1 I ni/f</ States, American Aviation, 15 May
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      39 2 Uw Notice For To-day D till C U The Chief Justice at rw ApDeal. p ril0 in 2nd a Before Mr. Ju>t ire P^io at 10 a.m. 0 ian B-"^ Magistrate's ApP^l vs. Rex. ;i Mr. Justice Honv Assizes.
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    BETTER CONDITIONS FOR MUNICIPAL SUBORDINATES?
    373 3 Petition Under Discussion Singapore, Friday. J£KFKRENCE to the petition forwarded to the Commissioners for certain improvements in the conditions of sen ice for the intermediate and junior staffs of the Municipality (a report of which the Tribune first published), wa« made it to dav's meeting
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    Typhoid Epidemic Over
    89 3 ■jK.nIUKYIS of Singapore B* w he relieved to hear H hat m the opinion of 1,, health authorities, the ■vphoid epidemic is considerHd to he «»vt>r. j yesterday'-: meeting «*f m x Municipal Commission- r Mr. (i. I'arbury inttRatid that the Health Officer m S. Hunter had
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    79 3 I INVITATIONS SENT TO FOUR KENTII.MEN TO SERVE AS ASK(\KS ON THE ARBITRATION TRI- \A!- lON WITH THE FRACTION COMPANY MKE HA\'E BEEN ACCEPTED. THE fcuXAL WILL BE COMPOSED AS ■The Hon. ihe Chief Justice. Chair■The Hon. Mr. C. R. Cherry, of ■Mislead and Co., Ltd. Mr. (han Szt
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    Government House
    104 3 Government House i- Monday, Aug. 22. Jjf* 'ft*-rnoon His Excellency waus E? al a r i in <>Al Home f' iven by Vicr t Le B^ot on board the FrMicl^ Snn Jl Lamot te Pi-squef. SL n Ct HoweU Brigadier A. colonel and Mrs. N. M. S J Onham dined
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    NO LICENCE
    31 3 -on Inl^li Arrested yesterday *ith ou *W Tim Road, for driv- riMn ■> e J^ e Liln Ah Lee was k r nil n'.' finod $5 or in default fivr
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    Failed To Report Robbery: Fined $25
    181 3 Failed To Report Robbery: Fined $25 Singapore, Friday. A FINK of $25 was imposed on a Chinese woman to-day who pleaded guilty in the fifth court before Mr. L. C. (Joh, to a charge of failing to report an armed gang robbery which took place at her house on Feb.
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      360 3 PUBLIC NOTICES 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. NOTICE DRESSERS' EXAMINATION
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 GOLD Fine Bar per oz. SILVER Spot 4 months' forward Previous £7.2.5',. 15% 19 1 16 l"-djv "1 19 5 16 19>h
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      147 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Change IU HlU'.ll Spot 1. II Ist Forward (September) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Quiet 8 8 1 16 8 8 1 16 Steadiest 8 1 16 8316 8116 8316 f1,16 C 'a 8 • 1 Ifl -He • 1 Ifi !fe 1 16 Bnci
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      METAL MARKET
      22 4 UN Standard Spot (afternoon (closing price) Forward Previous ***** 4 £ 1933-4 London. Frid "-riav r L £l93'-. *1 eittH
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      51 4 ftew Yr.Lk. Aug is — 1 KGBBEK Previous To-dav Change Tone Steady Steady Spot Buyers 16% 16ft l e Sellers 16*;, 16% Forward Cct.iDec. Buyers 1611)16 16i s -1 16 am •• Sellers 16 13 16 16^, -1 16 TIN t» Quiet Quiet Snot 43'^ 43^ l
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      68 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 178.34 unchanged — T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.92 8.91 15(16 —3 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8% unchanged — T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) la. 3 1 32 unchanged — T.T. on
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      125 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Change Distillers 976 97,3 -3d Dunlop Rubber 27--273 f3d General Electric 77-7-7713 +3d Imperial Chemical Industries 31 1% 314% +3d -7%d Imperial Tobacco 1413 1407% Anglo-Dutch 293 293 '1 i Canadian Pacific 6VO 6 3 4 -rV* London Tin 3 7% 3 7%
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    S.S. POLICE BAND
    129 4 The Bard of the Straits Settlemj Police will perform in public djj the week as follows under the dirwi of Mr. J. C. Hitch. L.RA.M. A.R t Tuesday. Aug 30 at Kateug Pa* 8.30 p.m.:-March, "National EmW E E Bagley; Overture, "Prince I Alexandre Borodine; I^ l^
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    Home Fleet's Manoeuvers
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    NO COPYRIGHT ON CREST
    95 4 Singapore, Friday. HAS the Commissioners a copyright?" inquired Mr. T H Stone at yesterday's meeting of the Commissioners when he referred to the decision of Committee No. 7 refusing permission to the "Friends of Singapore" to use the crest adopted by the Commissioners in their seal
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    Naval Appointment
    64 4 London, Friday. fAPTAIN R. R. McGrigor, after two years of command of the Fourth Destroyer Flotilla. Home Fleet, has been promoted to Commodore and chief of staff to the c-in-c in China. He will succeed Captain Palliser aboard the Cumberland. Capt. McGrigor, a torpedo specialists, gained live firsts
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    SHARE MARKET
    179 4 Messrs. Fraser Co. Report Singapore, Frid FRASER CO., share report is ai lows: MINING: Tin at midday was a UP U 4According to cables received Lcndon this morning tin shares very quiet yesterday and prices apj ed to be slightly easier. In the market conditions were quieter yesterday
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    755 5 STOCKS SHARES Lj By Fraser Company Singapore, Aug. 26, 5 p.m 4|--4 4ft va 286 306 j*.UJfl Danp 44|- 48|nomed Hj Malay 25 3 26|6 ■Hitam 067 ft 0.75 ■v. 22|6 241B Tm 1.32 ft 1.40 ■St.angor 10|3 111H 21 19 22|9 K Malay -16-1-■deriang 036 0.40 085 0.90 fa"
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    180 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug. 26. 5 p.m franf _rj m dividend Books Date a*. Div Total for year TIN Close Payable Austral Malay 9d. div. Sept. 2 3d. bonus Sept. 9 Sept. 3 10% Kramat Tin 3d. No. 24 Aug 31 Sept. 7 Sept. 1 10%
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    207 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Friday Buyers Sellers! Ampats 4!--4,6 Batu Selangors 132ft 1.40 Hong Fatts 085 090 Hongkong Tin 22j6 239 Jelebus 0 70 0.75 Kamunting Tin 919 11!Katu Tin 25 9 26|9 Kramats lOi-lll-cd Killinghalls 1813 19|3 Kuchais 1.32ft 137ft Laruts -111 Tin 1.62 ft 170 London Tin 36
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
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      152 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.Vincorporated 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 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Director* H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN CHABOT Director A.
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      294 6 i HIDE AND SEEK IN THK SHADOW OF THE LAW— A THRILLING TALE OF MURDER AND ROMANCE WITH j I THE SCREEN'S 17 YEAR OLD FAVOI'RITE IN HER BEST I j ROLE PAVILION 3.15 6.15 9.15 TO-DAY.j 1 v^^K m m U e I K A Vl B o nd
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      213 6 MALAYA*! LARG€ST FINEST m tv 1 THE CAPITOL I S Introduces another Vivacious, Saucy Star "find" to Si n I j 3 SHOWS TO-DAY 3 J5 eTiTTIT Sweet Seventeen Mid never X^lti With LEWIS STONE and GLENDA wKEttmP^Wm 1 > V& An Inspiring Dramatic Storj- of two Fugitives who had
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    Ban On Ice-Cream Hawkers
    130 7 Everybody diouM understand that we are taking a lesson hom the recent t-phoid epidemic, and want :o prevent its recurrence,'- said Mr G Parbury speaking on this decision. He 'made this statement because he thought the de cision would appear to the public somewhat drastic. Ice-cream
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      177 7 •J*"^ K j-it-irj-^) 3 *'A CHARLIE CHANS LAST FILM A T j "ttngftporc Five Press" j TO-DAY, 31-5, 6-15 9-15 P.M. j i At TH > New \ir-Conditioneri ALHAMBRA I (Direction SHAW BROTHERS LTD.) J 20th ('entury Fox present WARNER OLAND in his last and greatest Mystery thriller iXHARLIECHANat! IMONTE
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE MUST LEAVE TROPICS FOR HIS HEALTH
    449 8 TRIBUNE STAFF METOftTIB) IDKIVATK medical adviser to Hil Higtmesfl the Sultan of Johore for over three yeiw, Dr. C. J. Patflar is, relinquishing his position early next j month. This news comes as a sur-, prise to many, for the doctor's
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    Charged With Assaulting Sister-In-Law
    87 8 Charged With Assaulting Sister- In -Law Singapore, Friday. lIM Hock Aim, a young English- *> speaking Straits-born Chinese appeared this morning in the Sixth Police Court on private summons, charging him with assaulting his sister-in-law. Madam Nancy Chong, on Aug 11 at No 300. Lavender Street The defendant claimed trial
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    Emden Scrap Case, Pending Since March, Again Adjourned
    435 8 Emden Scrap Case, Pending Since March, Again Adjourned Singapore, Friday. 4NOTHER postponement was granted in the preliminary inquiry into charts of lor.ery aua.nst three men. a Filipino, a Japanese „nd I Kriti-her. Ricardo Krillanle, BMffN Miyashiro and R.C.M. Wiflhart, in nmnection iritl documents for the sale ol scrap iron salvaged
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    HUMAN EAR IN COURT
    199 8 HUMAN EAR IN COURT [From Our Own Cm**m**] Malacca. Thursday. pART of a human ear was hibited in the High Court this evening when two Malays, Surin bin Hashim and Ismail bin Kamaruddin, claimed trial charged with having committed robberv of three pieces of jewellery fron a Tamil woman, and
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    PAVING WAY FOR MALAYA'S VARSITY
    266 8 PAVING WAY FOR MALAYA'S VARSITY TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER will crme forward and endow several rhoirs in Oriental Studies. An establishment of this nature will ■Mta Malaya an Important seat of Oriental uiture. M We have therefore a natural right." tie concludes, to ex*rt our Influence on the social, economic aim
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    WILL HITLER TAKE ThI RISK OF WARP
    838 10 WILL HITLER TAKE ThI RISK OF WARP PERSONAL VIEWPOINT -BY AUTOLYCUS IS THERK (;OIN(; TO BE WAR IN EUROPE? I Hat is a question mat na> oeen on the lips and IB the minds of thousand.; Of people for the past few months as '.he tension in Centrnl Europe has
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Aug. 27, 1938. SPORT INDEED!
    285 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Aug. 27, 1938. SPORT INDEED! QUITE a sensation has been caused in the sporting world and outside it by the report that following their defeat in the interzone final the German Davis Cup team now in America has received cabled orders from Germany to withdraw from
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    MOTH MINOR IS LATEST 'PLANE FOR PRIVATE FLYING
    1294 11 THE WORLD OF FLIGHT iFrom Our Own Correspondent] London, Aug. 20. ,\V enthusiasts the world over will receive with Lht the news that a" new Moth is on the way. t th remendous reputation which its predecesV w "Z reliability it will
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    Born 1791, Alive Now
    183 11 London. Aug. 10. TION for the title of world'* ri(u man has been fast and nituf"? a ?l? i a Vlllage near Seroweiy*o h a PPears tp be well on the e backM k lnning P° st for nis claims Then i by scie ntists. I
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    CARNIVAL QUEEN
    158 12 Passers-by were given some unexpected thrills when Baliol ami Mem tno acrobatic dancers, rehearsed some new stunts on the parapet »i tk London Coliseum roof. The Coliseum is returning to variety after a «eri« of musical show*, and Baliol and Merton are on the bill next td Planet
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement
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      15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement fc August 27, 1938. EDITED BY HERMES Every Saturday. TURF TOPICS
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      HEAVY GOING ON OPENING DAY OF AUTUMN MEET AT BUKIT TIMAH
      806 1 (By "Marcus Superbus") FHK tracks at Bukit Timsh and Bukit Tinggri have been a scene of busy activity during th^ last few days, and to the punter who followed the progress of the horses and ponies closely, there must
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      A HORSE TO WATCH
      9 1 "JSSS A «tf«« B? race
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      ATHLETES TO TOUR S. AFRICA?
      50 1 < nth African Amateur AthAssociation has extended citation to the British Athletic Association for 1 «»f nine athletes to visit on from January to the n(l March. ilation has also been sent 'tional Cycling Union for < three cyclists to tour at the same time
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      ENGLISH SOCCER OPENS THIS WEEK
      339 1 ENGLISH SOCCER OPENS THIS WEEK THE English soccer seasbn of 1938-39 opens to-day with a full programme 1 of league matches a list of which is given below. For the new season the first division now include.^ Aston Villa and Manhester United, who were winners and runners up respectively in
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      SELANGOR RUGBY PROSPECTS
      164 2 SELANGOR RUGBY PROSPECTS THE Beiangor Club have published a rugby Rxturt list for the coming season and spec al emphasia is Laidtyrb. R. Harper the kipner on the many fixtue.s which are Dein* arranged .for "A" (.earns 'I hi* list is pretty complete and almost every week-end and Wednesday through-
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      Wooderson declines trip to U. S.
      109 2 Wooderson. holder of the worlds record for the mile, will not uo to America for the Princeton invitation mile in October. He has not accepted because Glen Cunningham, the American champion, is not competing. "I would only so to America to meet Cunningham, who
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      NEW STARS IN SELETAR SPORTS FIRMAMENT
      831 2 inf. small draft, there were, as usual, hopes of some sportn. tars among lhei W ITK t! recent arrival ot a srru cdcket PeterS) who played centre torv. fortbelUj and already P o NewandCpl m Tottenham Ho tspur player, claimed this pos at alld
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      TRIENNIAL TEST TOURS UNWELCOME
      75 2 TRIENNIAL TEST TOURS UNWELCOME THE Australian I ricket \waxA o Control l^ unhkeh to a ;ree to the saajgestion that tt^t tour should I made triennially. accurdini; tit tin cricket writer oi tlu- vi*l!)i»ur« ilerald. Dr. Motcn. a member oi the Unari of Control, says that Vustn i?n ulayers would
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      JACK DOYLE IN TRAINING AT SKEGNESS
      238 2 ACK Dovle. the Irish boxer. I J acen'ce from the ring is ci—Tra^M to win trie British Empire VA e^B jnampiomhip and means I beat urn Phillips, tne boxing bus-dnvi M tingay on September 13 in his urenM na Dovfe g fs confident that
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      Woman's record javelin throw
      36 2 Woman's record javelin throw k WORLD record lave* J /V women. 47.17 mem yards i is claimed by Y lalin sen at an athletic m< b tn G^ndele. ,n A official worlds recoi metres, established at
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      SCULLING CHALLENGE RACE
      136 2 H. R. Pearce and Evans Paddon, of Aus- i tralia, have both started strict training for their race on September 9 for the worlds professional sculling champion- i ship, which is to be held on Lake Ontario. Pearce is also an Australian, but now lives in Canada.
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      S.R.C. SPRING SURPRISE OF THE SEASON
      1381 3 \lalavan Cricket rprise of tne cricket season in Singapore r ...pshed by the S.R.C last weekend when they r?u I'nited Services at Tanglin, and beat them. than thev have been for years past, the United parried all before them in local cricket thia ■/beaten
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      Malayan Centurious, 1938
      103 3 Malayan Centurious, 1938 THERE have been 54 centuries scored in the Malayan cricket sea-son now ending, a figure which represents a considerable advance on previous years but is not so high as at one stage it seemed likely it would be gf[phyot •101 P R. LtWtfl 'M-'ii'T'n •101 Captain Bryan
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      Lovelock's 1,500 Metres Record Stands
      436 3 Lovelock's 1,500 Metres Record Stands TIIK Athletic meeting at the Ibrox Stadium. dl.isi;on, brought out some very fine runners and finishes but the main event of the day, S. C. Wooderson's attempt on Jack Lovelock's world record for the 1.500 metres failed by just over one second. Wooderson gave a
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      ROWING IN AMERICA
      95 3 Radley college crew on tour JHE Radley College Crew, winners of the Ladled' Plate at the Henley Royal Regatta this year, will row against a crew from Tabor Academy over a mile course at Marion, Massachusetts Tabor Academy won the Thames Challenge Cup at Henley in 1936
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      DON WASN'T TAUGHT, HE LEARNED ALONE!
      381 4 IN a book which should prove to be of interest to all cricket enthusiasts, Don Bradman tells all about his cricketing life and quite a lot more besides. The name of this volume is "My Cricketing Life" (Stanley Paul and Co., 36) and one
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      Briton wins N. S. W. ice skating title
      60 4 Briton wins N. S. W. ice skating title r TOMLINS, the well-known British skater, won the New South Wales ice skating mile championship at Sydney Glacarium He defeated the holder, J. Douglas, by 20 yards in 48.4 seconds. This was only a second slower than the State record which has
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      Olympic Plans Get Under Way
      150 4 Olympic Plans Get Under Way NOW that it has been definitely decided that the 1940 Olympic Games shall be held in Finland, several nations are making known their plans. Australia announces her intention of sending a team of thirteen to Finland a much smaller team than would have been the
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      TUNNEY, EX-CHAMP, THINKS TITLE LOUIS' FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS
      178 4 TUNNEY, EX- CHAMP, THINKS TITLE LOUIS' FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS |OE Louis should retain his world heavyweight title for "at least five years and probably longer," according to Gene Tunney. the former champion who retired from the ring undefeated. Tunney does not believe that aiiy| the present heavyweights can beat
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      GERMANS LEARNING CRICKET
      79 4 THE Reich cricket leader, Herr Felix Menzel, who recently made an appeal for the M.C.C. to foster cricket on the Continent, scored 27 of his side's 46 against the Somerset Wanderers. The British team batted first and scored 204 for 6 declared. H. G. Fish srorinp 68
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      ENGLISH CRICKETERS PAY TRIBUTE TO WOOLLEY
      192 4 pOR 32 years, years that have been des- crlbed u "Years of Grace," Frank Woollev's long loose-limbed figure has walked acrOM the pages of England 1 cricket history. And now. in his 52nd year, with his curly hair growing grey he is playinc his
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      CHANGED VENUE OF OLYMPICS DISAPPOINTS HOCKEY FANS
      962 5 I (By Micks" > If. idea of sending a represenUtive Malavan hockey eleven to Japan ■mo is now a thing of the past. fth the venue of the next Olympic ■nes transferred to Finland, the Key that existed in the mind of ■rv
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      93 5 AFTER the "Strength Through Joy" movement, comes the German ''Thanks to Sport" fund, to which the Reich will subscribe 100,000 marks (about £8,000). Dr. Frick, Reich Ministei of the Interior, in announcing the creation of the fund during a gymnastic meeting at the
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      173 5 Soccer tour of South Africa? A TEAM of England cricketers Is about to leave for South Africa. An England Rugby side will soon bo completing a successful tour of that Dominion (though they may not win the rubber!). Why should not a representative soccer team also pay a visit? This
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      Perak Looking To New Men To Replace Rugger Stars
      404 5  -  Permaman By WITH the 1933 rugby football sea son fast approaching teams in Perak are now taking stock of the S!S r^niounTana 2S ft l6l Those elorlous days ol rußser when Pe^u'ed -supreme in Malaya football flying. Most of last years
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      CHINESE SOCCER TOURISTS EMBARK
      827 6 JHE !•>« h Mum -c Corinthians, a team made Up Ol lomeof the bed among <>:;r Malayan Chinese foottelkrs, who are to mak<- a tour of Burma, left Penan j.» on Antr. 28. The question on everybody's lipi wid doubtless be: Just now strcrg are the
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      STONOR SHIELD MATCHES TOO LATE IN SEASON
      302 6 'i HERE won't be any "silly season" in sport in Kuala Lumpur this year. Rugger and hockey have already begun in a small way, but cricket enthusiasts are still plodding away at their two tournaments for the "Stonor shield and the "Navaretnam" trophy.
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      121 6 A NEW lawn tennis competition for, French parliamentarians has been i instituted this year, and a cup has been offered by the French player. M Raymond Rodrl The oOntt«t will be held m October on the covered courts ot the Tennis' Club de l'ari.s under the
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      Joan Saunders for Finland
      63 6 Joan Saunders for Finland MISS Joan Saunders, the English lawn tennis player, has entered for the Westend Tennis Tournament, the Finnish "Wimbledon." which is held in Helsinki Miss Saunders played in the Scandinavian championships held at the Westend Club last February. She and G. P. Hughes won the mixed doubles
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      100 wickets at age of 66
      49 6 100 wickets at age of 66 CYDNEY Barnes, England Test hero of a former generation, is still going strong at 66 years of age. In 18 games he has played for Bridgnorth, the Shropshire club, this season, Barnes has taken 102 wickets at an average of 6 8 runs.
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      Baseball exhibitionists
      33 6 PIXTEEN amateur baseball players, in charge of Leslie Mann, a former major league out-fielder, have left America for England. The players will give twenty exhibition games throughout the British Isles. I
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      Sprint star lives in poverty
      138 6 JESSE Owens, the negro sprinter who won four events at the Berlin Olym-; piad, is now in such reduced circumstances that he has been glad to accept a position as playground instructor atj Cleveland. Ohio, at a salary of £4.10.0; a week, which for America,
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      INNISKILLINGS LEAVE NEXT MONTH
      673 7 INNISKILLINGS LEAVE NEXT MONTH Tanglin Topics TANGLIN produced a small but varied programme of sport during the past week. Tnis is quite understandable, however, as everyone in the Innis&lling's Camp was preparing for the presentation of the New King's Colours to »,h«» battalion and for their departure to India. We
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      Hockey Star Leaves
      290 7 T W. Morray. who since 1931 has been i prominent member of the S.C.C. hockey team and has played well in all positions for the Club, left Malava this v?ek and will not b* return ng. He ha •n-n n «cl his tpuointm nt at Raffle College.
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      Penang Women Beat Men At Cricket
      595 7 Penang Women Beat Men At Cricket Adams, who was clean bowle-J by Miss Whitehead, EC. Tokcley who went >UC leg before to the bcwling of Mrs. Horto i land J. M. Scoular. who was neatly stumped by Miss Hcwcs-Roberts. Miss Whitehead and Mrs. Best claimed th-ee wicketc each while Mrs.
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      Young Czech tennis champions
      116 8 IN J Drobny and F Cejnar. the youthful Czech lawn tennis players, who are only 17 and 18 respectively, Czechoslovakia is confident that she has future world champions. Drobny, the son of the groundsman of the Czech Lawn Tennis Association in Prague, is considered to be
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      DOG BITES PERRY
      68 8 I iCCORDING to a New York newspaper, n Fred Perry, the former Wimbledon champion, is recuperating at an hotel At Forest Hills, or Long Island, from the effects of a bad dog bite on his j left hand He sustained his injury when he intervened in a
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      55 8 MISS Joyce Barr> h0 re ce Sydney giri l he reejj. broke by almost a Bf the 483 miles rid< n s iand. and Rockhamptoi! err, up two new r to She rode from n H i-ne a distant rljjj 46 minutes and c< j up reaching Brisba.
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      219 9 IftrU bUMM scientists are attending the meetings of the British Associa lion, 1-r- met Bri ti.J h Kientiflc body, at Cambridge. Here is Dr. Marie Stopes, the authority on Mnn contra, iwuf «nc of the meeting rooms with her son, Harry Vernon Stopes Roe. Planet News Dr. Charles Nordfordt, a
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      SILK JERSEY is so ATTRACTIVE
      222 11 SILK JERSEY is so ATTRACTIVE I fit. most useful and attractive of ihv net materials is the silk jer|y which has come back into favour ith a bang. H ii an ideal fabric, for it looks smart. too smart and its soft sheen and vc it an air of richness
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      49 11 1 Up guaranteed to move the tf <' com. Place a pearl but- l; P and squeeze the juice of >VW it. Leave for three or vil(l M the button will have dUfto* a paste. Rub this every corn and it will disappear 1 or three applications.
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      NEW WAYS with OLD CLOTHES
      309 11 NEW WAYS with OLD CLOTHES IP you spend hall an hour lookhm j round the collar and cutT depart- ments in the shops, you will probably 2 come to the conclusion that your old clothes aren't half as hopefeM M von thought Actually, you can change the 2 ntire appearance
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      Britain's Exports To Island Of Reunion
      85 13 Paris. GREAT Britan obtains the lion's share of the quota for foreign cotton goods which, under the French system, may bo imported into the Island of Reunion. For the last six months of the year. Great Britain is entitled to export to Renuion 374.4
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      PRISON FOR HAVING PISTOL
      247 13 Singapore, Friday. TtANSPBBUD from the fourth court If thi Criminal District I Court this morning, the case against a Cantonese, Yam Shu, aged at>out |22 vears was heard to-day. Accused was charged this mornnip .before Mr. H. A. Forrcr. the District I Judge and claimed trial
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      In With Britain, Says Smuts
      134 13 Capetown. Auk. 25. /GENERAL Smuts, Minister of Justice, U speaking at the Assembly, declared that it wa-s his personal opinion that South Africa would assist Britain if she were in danger or was attacked in wurtime He added that the Union would be cutting its
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      Children Not Vaccinated
      55 13 Children Not Vaccinated Singapore, Friday— Mr Kenneth A. Blacker, the Fourth Police Magistrate this morning hpard a dozen .summonses against breaches of the Quarantine and Prevention of Disease Ordinance Jn which parents failed to havt their children vaccinated within six month., of their birth. Fine* of a dollar in each
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        123 15 HOLLAND FCJ. 15 22 Mcs (19 7 nv> p.m. 6.45 Special broadcast for Asia. China, Japan and Further India, by the Roman Catholic Broadcasting Association iKRO > 7.45 National anthem and opening announcement. 7.50 Special broadcast on behalf cf the Liberal Protestant Radio Society (V.P.R O.) by the Rev. Q.
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      TO-DAY'S RACING PROSPECTS
      1712 16 Gold Cup Meeting Opens At Bukit Titnah (By "Marcus Superbus") Selections CELECTIONS for to-day's racing at Bukit Timah arc as follows:— Race I— SEA MAIDEN Meriden Race 2— TONY REDDIN Amazon Race 3— STORMY NIGHT Saladin Race 4— PRESTIGE New Moon Race S— RELEASE DouWe Form Race
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      Handicaps For Extra Meeting
      275 16 Handicaps For Extra Meeting F_ Singapore, Friday I E folloHinj are handicaps u£M first day of the Mngapyn- Autufl professional race meeting on \uTiH HORSES-CLASS 4 I>if \jP Fair King 1 Constant Light I Equetta /fl Golden Blaze 1 Star Lock ,9 Old Cow Silverlaw ,1 Benedict [M Popover Last
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      Loans Against Provident Fund Share?
      284 17 Fommissioners Say No Sinjrapore. Friday I QUESTION of whether or not L be grant* to OMh,-taflf0 Mh,-taflf against the security leh-.1K... in the provident fund, |e(! th e subject of debate at meeting of the MtthW mis ,i ,-s. The uue«tion aro*e )f (ll application
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      JAPANESE FINED
      114 17 Wore, Knday: A sequel to an acciSeranooon Road where a car M Kubota. a Japanese, J 1 accrow the wrong side of the crashed into a tricyclist and ■j at d p. m on Aus 2 i, was heard j*e the Traffic District Judge this who pleaded guilty
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      FINED $20
      62 17 t Frtday: Oh Pok Seng this d Ruil y to the charge of "Vlng along Hill Street at ll '"»e 25 in the Traffic Disr Frew .stated that as nearly collided with I who reported the inPoiice. Mr. Frew also Wed had had a pre[pr dapgerotu driving h
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      Municipality Requires Men With Practical & Technical Training
      256 17 Municipality Requires Men With Practical Technical Training DR. PATHY'S SPEECH Singapore, Friday. THAI THE Municipality required men with technical training and not academic qualifications of literary nature, was again ehtssed at yesterday's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners by Jh. K. K.Pat hy. While the Municipality did not control education, that
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      Pushed Hearse, Collapsed & Died
      184 17 Pushed Hearse, Collapsed Died [Frow O»r OHM Sere; itomlcvt Taipins, I* riday. A REPORT has been made at the j Taiping Police Station, to the effect inai one Tatoiu had ex- pired near Tate Hill Estate, Tai- ping. Not very long atterwards 5 another report was registered that one Veeran,
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      More Canton Bombings
      181 17  - More Canton Bombings Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanyang Siang Pau and Hankow, Friday JAPANKSK planes bombed Wonjjsha station at Canton this morning and later marhinegunned Farti and Fongrhuen. Twelve Japanese planet dropoed fourteen bombs over the Kwangsl Unlversitv at Wuchow. Four bombs were dropped In tbe suburbs yesterday afternoon but
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      Dutchman Accused
      78 17 Dutchman Accused Singapore. Friday. f^HAROED With making a false entry in Y'u cash book, a Dutchman, C L. Vander Vlict, partner of the Continental c?*c and Restaurant was trdny diarged before Mr Kenne 4 Blachfourth ">apistrate. The charge was one of making an eniry to the e:Tect that .^l5O had
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      INSPECTOR HAD TO MOVE
      72 17 Singapore. Friday: "I take into consideration that you have no previous convictions" stated Mr. Koh the Traffic District Judge when he fined A. Elsworth $15 for negligently driving along Anderson Road at 11.45 p.m. on May i> Court Inspector Frew who conducted the prosecution stated that
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      Medium-Wave Stations In Malayan Capitals?
      342 17 \Frovi Our Own Reporter] K.L. Friday MKDIUM-WAVK broadcast stations, situated probably in capitals of each state in the VMS. and Colony are understood to be contemplated by the respective Governments as the future development of broadcasting in th<» country. As much the .same proposal was
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      PRE-ARRANGED ASSAULT OF BROTHER-IN-LAW ALLEGED
      1429 18 PRE-ARRANGED ASSAULT OF BROTHER-IN-LAW ALLEGED Well-Known Eurasians Charged »T»HAT an assault upon his client, the complainant, was prearranged before hiw visit to his .ife's sifter's house on the evening of June 14, when events took pl.uo which formed the subject of charges against a woman and her two brothers, members
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      China War On Screen
      364 18 China War On Screen IC^U\ja4 <JU^ -J@Q. 1 ?atheriug. a S P« The photogranln n H many dtov?ntag^\h^£j He filming wa.excffj, of the scenes taken on the font inimitable for sheer drama War was shown here as it rM n We see zooming plane, scvam houses to lay their eg<,s
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      "STOLEN HEAVEN AT THE CAPITOL"
      129 18 "QTOLEN HEAVEN-, which <H 3 the Capitol last nipht is a W»J different in many ways g^ run of Hollywood [WjgJJJ theme mav be -similar tOoUiersw .seen before, but the Wj»gJ refreshing that it comes a s a change from the stereotyped proau* of the
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      "Young & Innocent" At The Pavilion
      145 18 "Young Innocent" At The Pavilion "VOUNG and Innocn t n J I at the parilion T h iirprisi i| provides entertainmrn v pry hiKh quality and Introc I actor in Derrick De Marney. Thru splendid access Nova Pilbeam who has Riven us .some excellent performances in the past i.s very
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      TEAM WALKS OFF IN CUP-TIE
      173 19 MATCH AWARDED TO OPPONENTS SPECTATORS INVADE FIELD PREVENT FURTHER PLAY Froyn Our Own Reporter] KUALA LUMPUR. FRIDAY. £T THE STADIUM THIS EVENING IN THE CUP-TIE REPLY BETWEEN THE MALAYS AND THE T.P.C.A., SPECTATORS INVADED THE FIELD AFTER !SMAIL. T.P.C.A. CAPTAIN HAD BEEN SENT OFF This
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      SKINS TROUNCE RECS 5-1 IN DIV. 1
      366 19 ;ui> 5; Recs l THE Skins strengthened their position in the first division of the S.A.F.A. league, when they trounced the Recs. by five |ttk to one in a mediocre soccer £ame at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Revealing i gUmpoe of their
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      Rugger Will Make An Early Start
      213 19 rE Services, both the R.A.F.-R.N. and the Army have agreed to look upon the S.C.C. padang as their home ground. This means that more games will be played on the padang on Saturdays this year," were the opening remarks of Major B. E. Ablitt,
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      GAZETTE APPOINTMENTS
      235 19 The King's Exequatur empowering Dr. Adolf Windecker to act as Consul General ot Germany at Singapore hu.s received His Majesty's .signature. Mr. K. A. Blacker, M.C.S.. has been appointed to officiate as Fourth Magistrate. Singapore, with effect from July 23 Mr. C. A. Vlieland. an officer of Class
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        81 19 I 7DO4rS TIDES HIGH TIDES: -12 p.m. 9 ft. 4 ins. mrk by the EUCf. defence kept down •"SS^ffi the flnh B^ ooal. after receiving a pass trom the ;i 'pU> fla conUnued without incident till the final whistle came, the same ending In poor light Stf. Sheward Teanvs: Skins:
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      51,165 MILES IN 4 MINUTES!
      174 20 FE most ambitions cable transmission ever undertaken was initiated by Lord Stanley the Dominions Secretary, when he opened the British Government Pavilion at tne Diamond Jubilee Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto last evenm* Lord Stanley sent the following telegram to the Empire Governments cooperating in
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      More Support For M. Daladier
      87 20 Paris, Friday. AT a meeting of the Radical Socialist Party, to-day. M. Daladier explained his policy and reviewed working hours in other countries. He reiterated that firms working for national defence should be allowed to work supolementary hours without prohibitive increases in pay. and mentioned
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      Y.M.C.A. RUGBY
      38 20 All members ot the Y.M.C.A. who are ntertsted in rußby are requested to attend the first practice at Bale.stier Road Ground on Tuesday. Aug. 30. Mr. A. P. Vicary will be in charge of the training.
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      LATE HEADS IN A GOAL
      27 20 LATE HEADS IN A G O AL LATE, heading in the Sk*ns" second jroal in yesterday's First lnvi<iJ fame in which the Recs w«te trounced s—l, Tribune
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      149 KILLED, 537 HURT IN BURMA RIOTS
      54 20 Rangoon. Friday. It is officially stated that the total casualties in the recent rioting in Burma are 149 killed and 537 wounded, of which 68 deaths and 321 wounded occurred in Rar.gcon. It is added that a Committee is being appointed to enquire
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      Tarley Draws With Boon Mah
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      VETERANS' SOCCER
      16 20 The Veterans' XI will play the Roya! Engineers on th: S.C.C. Padang on Tuesday.
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      English Cricket Results
      124 20 ENGLISH CRICKET RESULTS:- Notts beat Worcestershire by wickets. Worcester 73 (Woodhead 7 for 3D Notts 364 and 109 for 4. Yorkshire beat Scotland by i wickets. Scotland IS3 and 56 (Smailes 7 I Yorkshire 210 (Laidlaw 7 for 701 40 for 2. Gloucestershire beat Lficesten by 12
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      RELENTLESS GUERILLA ACTIVITY IN N. CHINA
      188 20 Pekm?. u> Honri threatens to di^ RELENTLESS activity of the guerillas in kast n the railv. ay communications between Peking and Moko^, < j During the last few days the track has been dtfna^ daily between Tientsin end Sbanhaikwan and WB§ m witt are
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      TRAVANCORE SPLIT
      37 20 mdtf Trivanoro 1 Irl j, -HE 25-year-old IJ^ p< I core ha^ tonferre^ C(| declare as unlawful g ae -d in sedition- rX v W eri their property and PgjJß supporters. J» l dl^obedienc Reuter
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