Morning Tribune, 5 September 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, September 5. l*» FIVE CEOTS. m W
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    NER SUNK WITHOUT WARNING
    715 1 ffl OUTRAGE r iV ATL ANTIC L 0 un allege girls were among the three hundred Anieria>scn o P ,s of the Athenia, which was torpedoed and sunk iman >ul>marine m the Atlantic yesterday. The total num-passcm-ers was 1.400. The outrage, which violates the inmal rulea
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    PREMIER SPEAKS TO GERMAN PEOPLE
    365 1 London, Sept. 4. THE Prime Minister, m an address specially broadcast to the German people last night, said, "Your country and mine are now at war. Your Government has bombed and invaded the free and Independent state of Poland which this country is m honour
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    AMBASSADORS LEAVE BERLIN
    18 1 Bri 5.,.:*s Sept. 4. the last moment refused to alio* tn travel via Belgium.- Reuter
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    JAPANESE WARNING TO BERLIN
    21 1 Tokyo, Sept. 4 I UliHimT upon European conflict, the Japan says: t 1 JaSHS ix.rKSSton would Reuter
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    JEWISH OFFERS OF HELP
    10 1 Jerusalem, Sept. 4 I Agency.- Reuter
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    JAPAN NEUTRAL OFFICIAL
    102 1 I Tokyo. Sept. 4. THE Cabinet has decided to 1 pursue a policy of 'watchful waiting" towards events m Europe, according to the Domei Agency. The Government is issuing a 5 statement, possibly this afternoon. I Japanese newspapers unani- S mousey predict Uiat Japan will S remain
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    POLES ON GERMAN SOIL?
    70 1 POLES ON GERMAN SOIL? I nmlnn. Sept. 4. rll, MM radio declares that (ier man panuhutiaUt alijjhted behind the Polish lines m Silesia to try to destro\ the telephonic and telegraphic communications, according to Hava* reports from Warsaw. Polish planes dispersed two Ge column., wi'h heavy Id :-sp.s. The Pollsn
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    "THERE NEED BE NO UNEASINESS IN MALAYA"
    1554 2 GOVERNOR'S SPEECH OVER RADIO L IN these days it has been of the very greatest help to all of us who have had to take decisions, to realise the way m which people are leady to set aside all their personal interests and
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    CAUGH CARRY DAGGE
    37 2 CAUGH CARRY DAGGE g£sKs] Policr comb i m the p.cci; |weiC|l- Chle pectwd mg. said th( accused vious conviction,; the S assaulting uublic seni nine month, a?o The court made an months' police supervi^ cuseds present senten«
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    UNKNOWN
    181 2 t Singapore, IRTY-FOUR German were sent to St. Jsi internment m a sp to-day. Among these Christian brothers. The whole party was tak harbour m the Governiw •Varuna". m the custody of Earlier m the day hundi man Jewish refugees from tricts of the Reich who Singapore, arrived at
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    HARBOUR OBSTRUCTIO
    23 2 HARBOUR OBSTRUCTIO m an are, following points a n f Master Attenoan South Pt. or P^lpt.of rok. South Pt-o'^toi Pile Beacon. Pile w-
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    ROPEANS NEEDED IN MALAYA
    240 3 Advised Not To Return Home JHE importance of Malaya conset-»u ving her European manpower is emphasised m a communication v from the Secretary for Defence, t Malaya The notice is as follows: v It has come to the notice of the Gov- r ernmen: that there
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    TY WEDDING AT HE CATHEDRAL
    370 3 Singapore, Monday. 'war" wedding to take Rineapori' was solvmnisLpWs Cathedral this hen Miss Nadia Hopkin, tr of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. [Singapore, became the t W n of the late Cig Ir 23 but owing to ttv pre li it was forwarded f .o
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    EXAMINATION OF SHIPS
    32 3 AN examination service of all ships wishini to enter Singapore are to from westward. The 1 be W a TheExaminatU,n garner wm-ar^vl .white and red horiwmtai su r opart.
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    73 3 fnr the following Tenders are t v te '^-permanent 1. Construction of sem *> dra drains and cv yerte o" q| Road. (Deposit JfS*. 39 closing. 12 noon 14th bep 2. Supply of malleable p pe and or e ecial FiUin 6th Nov. 1939. ificatl ons for Tender
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    ENEMY MONEY
    31 3 Accordinß to a Govrnunrnt OMjtJ .otiftcation received J^l^fc ellenev the Governor, under the 1^ with the Enemy Ordinance. 1939. re &S& -'f."s would, but tor the existence of a
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    LIGHTS EXTINGUISHED
    7 3 The following Imht.s *2*** Light.
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    Persistent Rumours Of Soviet-Japanese Pact
    64 4 Moscow, Sept. 4. IT is persistently reported m foreign circles that negotiations are imminent for a Soviet- Japanese noii-a.urgression pact. The German and Japanese Ambassadors reportedly had three meetings since von Ribbcntrop left. Competent circles believe that the German Ambassador is striving to persuade both
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    93 4 Singapore. Sept 4. The Tin market to-day was declared nl Sll7 :t up and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 31 2 cents, buyers October December 2(R 4 cents market nominal. The first day of war-time markets saw no rash to .sell .securities
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    China Takes Over Gold
    65 4 Chungking, Sept. 4. 'PHK Ministry of Finance to-da> announced that all gold is to be come national property. The term "Rold" includes goldbars jewellery and anything containing gold Persons possessing gold m any forn must hand it over to the National Government banks, which will pay
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    Hitlerism Must Be W Out, Says Britain
    191 4 D "™:r vnTO Th.. TinwH says: "The -elf.<u mM f| H Pen the British and French peoples <f 1 overthrow him. l( M 'The alternative that Hitlerism inditi from them is surrender to organised brutality and treachery which wouM end the last rights
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    GERMA CLAIN ADVAN
    8 4 GERMA CLAIN ADVAN mm military operation. .V^M Reuter
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    CYCLIST FIN ON 4 CHA
    72 4 (From Our own 'I DAKER bin Manda/wi/ai^B Ir htflng ridden his t'M light, but when he app^H Inche Haron bin Ahmad i^H charges preferred again* m He was chared with hal his bicycle without a licht^H [red reflector on hla rear mi^H having no white
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    120 4 r u London, Sept. 4. HE city to-day appears to accept the situation m a philosophical fashion Very quiet conditions are general as nearly all major markets remain closed! for the purpose of perfecting arrangements to facilitate activity m wartime While the banks have also had one day's
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    NEGLIGENT CYCLIST
    80 4 NEGLIGENT CYCLIST Singapore, Mcnday:— Hearing was re|sumed before Mr. E. E. Coleman m the Traffic Court this afternoon, m the case m which Tan Seng Kang. a student of Raffles College, was charged with riding his bicycle m a negligent manner at the 6 1 milestone Upper Serangoon Road on
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    ALLEGED MUR
    54 4 Singapore, A MAN with two aliases wfl on a tbarge of murder fl Fletcher-Cooke, this morninß The man. Wong San?, aliafl alias Wont 1 Pheng, 28. wu allfl charge to have committed I Feb. 15 by causing the rieaiH r/gian Chew. The charge va.s explained cused who was
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    SPECIAL DUT
    39 4 Singapore. Monday Pnkce^H ypector Alex R McEwan of m court and G. D Hunter-Gra^M Fourth court were called out fl duties to-day hence the crinuß m the courts to which they afl ed had to be postponed_^^B
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    JOURNALIST'S DE
    23 4 Johannesburg, The death has occurred as of a motor accident 01 M r -S^H chairman of the South Af<^^ Association. Reuter
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      54 4 I NOMINAL CAPITAL: I I ISSUED PAID UP! I I CAPITAL: $10,000,000 I J I BRANCHES throughout I I Malaya, Siam, Burma, I I lndo-China and Nether- I I AGENTS CORBET I I cipal cities of the World. I I BANKING TRANSAC- I I criptioa undertake*. I MASTERS 'Wt DARBY
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      109 4 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. established by Royal Charter A.D. lfiM. Incorporated m the Netherlands. 'Netherlands Trading Society; BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f.40.030,000.Reserve Fund 10,500,00,London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland :~Rotterdam, The Hague, and 64 branches and sub-branches at smaller places. Netherlands East Indies: Batavia
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      16 4 BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOU "B WOULD South British Insurance Co., W*H Til. 5!;26 2. Fiiil«. vs<)ll r
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      85 5 /MIDDLE CLASS llPtlJ r 'incomes H|f^VJ yB y "*tT^ JV m m A m <^ i m w j 9 it*! v m fc. I fc I X*^\ M mm A lft I I M A .^^> R m^T^T tmi "*l 9# ft^ iff I mr*** I Mi 4^^ 1
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    UNKNOWN
    15 6 tliat -the An, 1 to joinin«. 1 l^ai after a tour v Euf^^j^B Reuter
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      224 6 SHIKLKV FIRST COLOUB PfLM IS HER BKST! ...Sunday Despatch i OPENIXCi TO-lIAI r\l-¥-i<^l 3.is-4i.is-i.is CAPITOL I f^^ \t Malaya's largest Theatre V^-jJ^Bfife A (ireat Classic by the Author of "Little Lord I auntleroy' HBB^^^^Hk. I ranees Hodgson Burnett is selected l>> 20th Century-Fox for MW SHIRLEY'S II (lINK nI.QIK >J
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      98 6 ORNING ioaiciJ (i-l.'i 9-1S I'M -it a a 1 1 >s a o<» m A Hindustani Thriller Prod Wadia H ~~~^-^B M I^B sun talk! I (NEW WORLD) H j 7-30 TO-MGin 1 Initeri Artists' MuMcal I "I.Ol.lkwil KILMISI n «iM "Troitor f folks cr i«d. But whin crime struck
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    RST ASSIZE TRIAL IN NEW COURT
    101 7 Siir Monday. rt tin new Sopr «-t 'hi> nor* hinchew, Urn Tianv Sw torms amX dib iil««t<.lt»d gwtty t<> 'in--.' ehaftM "i relating to frefrht nMt I bjr his v,ss,l 5o«« ...nhin 12 s the accused. e mi e ained. shipping ord€« wen brought
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    RELIEF FUNDS TO BE REGISTERED
    76 7 Better control over unina r,nn mittees In Maluya is toreO***** In a decision taken by Oovcr ■■uvu. that all such bodies must be iegisi«red under the Societies Ordinance. This decision has been communicatec by Government to Mr. Tan Kuh Kw chairman of the Federation of
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    INA'S MORAL SUPPORT FOR BRITAIN, FRANCE
    28 7 INA'S MORAL SUPPORT FOR BRITAIN, FRANCE I Shanghai, Sept 4. Chungkin? Governmeni has offiI that china is ready ipport to Great ir uresent war Sin Chow Jit Poh
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      123 7 Notice For To-day •fo< m Court No. I 1! a.m. ent:— S 550 38 [Official Assisnee a< Administra- c tate of M Ilassanbhoy de» I Hiiseln another. 5456 F A. Barthclo-f^-F J J Van Cant. 'Mice Fedlow at Malacca— As- Manning m Court' Mcx vs. Ec Lee <if not conJ'
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      24 7 M... m MIDNIGHT PREMIERE I SATURDAY j j &b SEPTEMBER j jAlhambrAj < enturv-Fox Spectacular J Techniiol'mr production. i •tarrtaK A 2P«i C«ntun»F« x flctlKt
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      85 7 Al* I c PURE X's GREAT AS ITS KKNII (K\ l)r.Kl»i CLIMAX is SPBCTACULAE2 <>M \l\4. TO-lI.W 3-15, 6-15 9-15 I I ai\^ rv x\.' aRvmM Am LORETTA RICHARD W^^r j Br A &Sb Directed by David Boiler i 3^9|K Anooot«rVod l x.-Om#^arl«.y S<r«e« Hay by lo*or T a f
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, September 5, 1939. THE WAR CABINET
    305 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, September 5, 1939. THE WAR CABINET piE constitution of the British War Cabinet, which was so promptly announced, has given universal satisfaction. In particular the public hail the appointment of Mr. Winston Churchill as First Lord of the Admiralty, replacing Lord Stanhope, who becomes Lord President of
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    ARMY ACT IN FORCE IN THE COLONY
    672 8 His Majesty's forces m the Colony shall be temporarily subject to the said Act as if they were on active service, and such forces, accordingly, are deemed to be on active service. All persons who are employed by or are m the service
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    DRIVER ON FIVE CHARGES
    127 8 Singapore, Monday. C H^ n Pen appeared before Mr E V■■ Colem an m the Traffic Court this ?^5i mg n a charge of causing hurt to ?,,£?S Cc co ls t i able on traffic duty at the St? P p °hv° w Kallane RobA
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    Foreign Planes Ov Holland
    99 8 Foreign Planes Ov Holland London, A COMMUNIQUE issued i] Dutch Government stat^H during the night planes U M a ,l°J? isn power w "e m J over Holland. Their nationality could not bl lished as they flew above the cl 9 it was impossible to see them.^M •Recalling the grave
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    GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION
    69 8 Singapore, Monday. PROCLAMATION of war issued by His Excellency Sir Shenton Thomas, Governor of the Straits Settlements, states: It is notified that a state of war exists between Great Britain and Germany. The Governor, by virtue of the powers vested m him by section 189 of the Army
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    London's First War-time Casualty Clearing Station
    81 9 Anew block of buildings under construction at the Hospital for Sick Jren, Great Ormond Street, is bavin* built into ito foundations ons first wartime casualty clearing station. The suite of rooms will muudt examinatwm cubicles, dressing and anaesthetic rooms and minor and major operating
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    IM" SHIPPED BACK TO AMERICA
    77 9 IM" SHIPPED BACK TO AMERICA t Harold Underbill's new 30-ton 12 metre yacht "Vim," which has comreting m British waters with considerable success was shipbacked 10 America m the s.s. "President Harding" at Southampton, yacht was lilted on to the liner by floating crane, and stowed m a If on
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    TURN YOUR BEAUTY LIABILITIE INTO ASSETS
    750 10 TURN YOUR BEAUTY LIABILITIE INTO ASSETS COMPARATIVELY few women are naturally beautiful, since few are born with those assets— lovely hair, fine eyes, good features and a graceful figure which, when combined, produce true beauty. At the same time, m the course of the day one sees many women who
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    EQUISITIONING OF SHIPS' STORES
    163 11 EQUISITIONING OF SHIPS' STORES bir.Kapore, Monday. „K o f ships' stores has been cnlforced m tht lde for control of Hues wilt k ,,re<t> ct defence and Krtm ol the uar Bwnr^f supplies i«il r t the Hfc mm* C < c>< )n r rom p bin culars I; hie
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    67 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHAKVF.S OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Hong Kheng Van Heutsz 22 1 1 Centaur 18 Alice Moller 16 Kepong 11 Chinese Prince 30 2 Kelantan 33 Darvel 38 Kinta 47 4 5 Krrtnh 48 4 5 Conte Biancamano 4
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    ROTARY TALK
    25 11 Rotarian M Anciano will talk on Facts About Music" at the next meeting of the Rotary club of Singapore on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
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    Motor Cars Can Be Requisitioned
    196 11 JEQUISITIONIXC; of vehicles m the Strain Settlements i> notified m sfHvial Government Gazette and i entrusted to Mr. B. M. F. ratunon m Siqgtport, to Mr. M. .1. Thorpe, m Panang and to the Hoa Mr. 0. W. Bryant m Malacca. Forms of nod tHM|mt
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    The King On Loyalty Of Chinese Here
    127 11 AX appreciation of the chinos*' loyalty to the British (Town if contained m a letter by th«- Governor to th< Honorable S. J. Chan. Chinese member of the Legislative Council The letter reads: "I have great pleasure m informing the Secretary of State
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    Returned Banishee
    115 11 I I Singapore. Kcn&o TANG Ah Toh. a ban isf-to iron the Colony who returned to 3inO߻iu*e on May 27 this year, pleaded euilty b n fore his lordship. Mr. Justice Manning, at the Assizes this morning when sentence of 18 months rigorous nnprisr.r tnent was passed. Mr.
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    FIRE ON COAL SHIP STOPPED
    89 11 Singapore, Monnay TWO fire engines of the Singapore Harbour Board Fire Brigade rushed out to godo-wn 14 yesterday morning, where a fire had broken out m one of the holds of the cargo vessel the "Philoctetes Through a number of hoses whicii were carried into
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    INCIDENT AT TIENTSIN
    115 11 Tientsin. Sept 4. A GERMAN budnwiflnan, B. O. W. A HUse fired at a patrol of Durham Uoht infaniry m the t .'itisli Concc camiDC out patrol duty m a small boat eff the foreshore when they were suddenly shot at from th c roof of a
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    Calmness Of Public
    87 11 London. Sept. 3. THE Prinze Minister's faith m the calm courage of the British public was nmnly justified by their behaviour today. Quiet confidence li universal. There are no preat crowd* In the street* MQCt of the people followed the ex'inple of the Kinfc and Queen, Waiting
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    Alleged Banishee
    86 11 Singapore, Monday.— Stating that ha nad found employment as i cook 00 board the s.s. "Kum Sang" at the time )f his arrest, an alleged banishec.Tsang glint, alias Ah Toh, claimed trial at the Assizes to-day. A banishment ord*r was stated to have been made osainst him en
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      301 12 i BYF&Oand BRITISH INDIA.LINES (INCORiK)R^TED IN ENGLAND) Owinp to the uncertainty regarding the actual date of arrival and departure of the Company's steamers due to the outbreak of hostilities list of Sailings is suspended for the time being. CHEAP RETURN VICKET TO CHINA JAPAN, COLOMBO, AND BOMBA* AvaJabie for twj
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      295 12 L TO FRENCH Pol i fe»;i charc eluTi<eul ITO SAIGON INDOCHII S Owing to the uncertainty of dates of arrivals andß tures the usual list of sailings has been susol j S. A. M. I. I j The Successors of MOINE COMTE COM 'PHONE 5996 UNION ISULDII HJ Lloyd Triesti
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    FANG ROBBERS SCARED BY WOMAN'S SHOT-GUN
    450 13 Alleged Culprit Faces Assizes Singapore, Monday. DESCRIPTION of how six robbers armed with knives made a midnight entry on a lonely house m Mandai Road on July 25 last year, threatened the female inmates, made them hand over the Keys of the safe and
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    American Fress Back Of Britain
    79 13 American Fress Back Of Britain I york. Sept. 4. sag Ke British people cannot fan rdrved strength and inspiraI ipader>hm. In this resFlrom that ol the German Lbare a chance to see wheKj..-.. will be a substitute ftt? ;,in-.l a free people. Ber,o Tribune >ays that the Kill not end
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    EGYPT BREAKS WITH GERMANY
    18 13 Kgypt has broken off diplomatic relations with Germany. Germans are being arrested through- Reuter
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    German Raiders Destroyed
    163 13 German Raiders Destroyed Warsaw, Sept, 4. r V\\K pml of Polish AffaUflf air- craft anH the skill and dath of the pilots was monst rated Again during week-en 1 air raids on War•a\\ Imnu-uiai'\y iho ilafH |t»Cn tit* tighten went up after the tails cf German machines which were apparently
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    1914 Over Again
    121 13 Paris. Sept. 4 It is 1914 all over a^ain. They have learned nothing and will be beaten just the .same, is the comment of the man m the street, on hearing of the torpedo me of the Athenia which is compared on every hand to the sinking
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    BRITISH LABOUR OUR SQUARE"
    68 13 BRITISH LABOUR OUR SQUARE" London, Sept. 4. i ating five or. British trade unionltti asÜ Bridlington for the annual Ho-te?,itwas decided to curless to two days, thus reflecting ites' implacable determination. n nt expressed the feelings wof the Congress when he thai British labour would stand 'are. no matter how
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    CIAL TREATMENT FOR REFUGEES
    52 13 II London. Sept. 4. J of Commons to-day Sir pgson (Minister for Co-or-fcn T e ann ounced that Lt c former Czechoslova- noi oe treated as enemy ■here would be special consiPftnuine German and Ausprity measures had already Ees Lh umbe of aliens be Under obseraireach
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    EIRE CABINET
    35 13 London, Sept. 4. C I n lv c Mr Scan Leih re^nJjK U try and Com Pon ibiaty f or supplie I k "oi economic effort, \o sfhV Minister for De"miiary defensive mea-
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    INTERNMENT OF GERMANS
    75 13 Daressalaam, &epi. A round-up of German male adults began yesterday and If proceeding without incident. Germans here far trom bearing resentment, accept the prospect cheerfully, as they are interned m com-fortably-equipped camps. It is reported that a number of Germans m the Iringa area t<xik refuge m
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    DON EVACUATION
    9 13 DON EV ACUATION *<> 5000 V Wlthout a s^Ble Reuter
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    SIR NEVILE HENDERSON
    55 13 London, sept. 4. According to available rm a a Sir Neville Henderson and the Jtf« the British Embassy at Berlin m pecting to leave Berlin by trai n im* morning and they wish their re la tive^to be informed, through the press, though under strict supervisn were
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    Greek Ship Hits Mine
    34 13 Copenhagen. Sept. 4. The Greek .steamer Ko.sti was .sunk near Fal.sterbo, m the Baltic Sea. It kl believed the vessel .struck a mine while bound from Antwerp to Leningrad. Reuter
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    U. S. Horror
    92 13 Washington, Sept. 4 Officials at the White House received the news of the torpedoing of the Ath<nia with obvious feelings of horror. The President's secretary stated that ;.ccordin« to official information the .ship v,as bound for Canada with refugeei "I point this out to show there wa.s
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    Women And Children
    46 13 Glasgow, Sept. 4. Tt Is learned here that 34 persons 75 per cent, ol th, passengers wore uomen and children. fc Thp Ministry of Information anncnmhiP Knute Nelson to OalW, where they are clue on Tuesday. New York. Sept. 4. Hritish regtetry Reuter
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    HOCKEY STARTS IN MUAR
    266 14 HOCKEY STAR TS IN MUAR From our o*ll Ouiiitpondenti Muar Saturday i OOALbvLan Mi-iir Tuck m the A rlosinu stagey enabled the Muar i -hu e«> Hocke T'lvam to dray with the Muar Hosuaa!" club when they met ta a hockey match at the Muar Club p£ dang yesterday ereniim
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    ST. LEGER OFF
    25 14 Doncastcr. Sept. 4. The Don canter race committee have camelled the St. l.egfer meeting, which had been fixed to start to-morrow. Reuter
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB COMPETITIONS
    61 14 The September Medal < Bogey) will b? played for on Saturday and Sunday. S<pt 9 and 10. The September Mixed Foursomes will he played on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 24. Competitors will arrange their own partners Following the completion of this competition the prizes for the various
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    Hanny Beats Brockett In Final
    362 14 Hanny Beats Brockett In Final NOO/.0// (IP COLL v A HANNAY won the Royal Johore International Club's golf chamW pionship for the Sooloh Cup. beating W. H. Brocket! 6 and sin m the final. Results of the maicnes are. FIRST ROUND W H Brockett beat J A H Reid 21.
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    Tributes To Late Mr. A. M. S. Angullia
    151 14 PLOWING tributes were paid to the late 11 Mr A M S Angullia, JP. by the Singapore Indian Chamber o* Commerce at the monthly meeting of the Managing Committee of the Chamber held on Thursday last, with Mr. G. Uttemram m the
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    35 14 Playing at the Geylang stadium or. I Sunday m a friendly game, the River Valley Rovers soccer team defeated Amity Football XI 3—l. Chin Ann netted all the three goals for the winners.
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    S.C.C. Ten Results
    149 14 S.C.C. Ten Results rOLLOWINc, M I I I:U tourr.a: <-"o"l:;!r. T Singes- CE h,. I beat B.C V. V Mixed Double illri \,^M den «_303. beat H v MI H ford and Un An r, 3 V Read and Mn C a P O o S. R. C. Results I
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB'S COMPETITIONS
    232 14 ROYAL SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB'S COMPETITIONS The September Bogey competl^H the Royal Singapore Golf L.M played at Bukit Timah on Saturn Sunday and resulted m a win fofl W. Brown m "A"" division w.th^B of 2 up. m a win for J P cfl m "B" division with a scow I
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    ANGLO – CHINE OLD BOYS
    51 14 ANGLO CHINE OLD BOYS ta extraordinary the Old Boy> rD'^4H Continental scli- Jlt H 7. at the School !he H .harp. After tb übjcc I a debate on U1 fl ?hat the wonnm The main «P e *S£ l ltive Fatt for the »f^ ga tiv( See Bah for th«
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    URE GOLD GIVEN TOP WEIGHT IN GOLD GUP
    432 15 fhirteen Horses Handicapped L. N nn s have been ruminated for the Gold Cup, the I "i pvent of the SingapDre Turf Club's Autumn MeetI ibe run next Saturday. Pure Gold, 1938 winner of I ary Cupj is allotted top- weight with
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    Yesterday's Track Hints
    326 15  - Yesterday's Track Hints BENNY SOLACE (By Singapore, Monday. JJWEET Colette and Merry Widow put m the best gallops at this morning's training by horses which are being prepared for the remain- ing two days of the Singapore Gold Cup Meeting. The going was heavy. SWFET COLETTE (J. Donnelly* went three
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    M.C.C. TOUR OF INDIA CANCELLED
    22 15 M.C.C. TOUR OF INDIA CANCELLED London, Sept. 4 Ti.f M C. C. announce that the Indian cricket tour has been cancelled.— Reuter
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    Soccer Postponed
    26 15 Singapore, Monday. Tl flWt Division IOCCer match fixed to be played to-day at the Stadium rtivern th^ S.C.F.A. and the Royal Engineers .va.- postjwned.
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    BILLIARDS ASSOCIATION
    79 15 BILLIARDS ASSOCIATION At a met' ting of the Control Council of the Singapore Billiards Association held Jast night at the residence of Mr. M. Anciano. No. 1-A, Kirk Terrace, witU Mr. J. P. Tham, the Vice President, m the chair, the meeting accepted the resignation of Mr. Ong Chin Beng
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    LEAGUE SOCCER GAMES STOPPED
    36 15 London, sept. 4. The Secretary of the Football League states that all football has been suspended. Players' contracts arc automatically cancelled. The Anglo-American Kvder Cup uolf match has been postponed Indefinitely. Reuter
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    MALAYAN CYCLING CARNIVAL
    165 15 Al'Y< 1 l.\ ibKMighoul M aya, will be held .ie nese Hi |h School iround, tarn k'Ktd. I'rii.uii 1 on Saturday, SO pin The organ! be Cjcto Traders' Union. I'manp vt i\ii!t^ art: Two inilr.s cycling (championship) slow bicyrk- net, llal .'it- Traden' race lot dmoi'l tljf
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    FRANCE ANNOUNCES OPENING HOSTILITIES
    557 16 FRANCE ANNOUNCES OPENING HOSTILITIES "By Land, Sea And Air" Paris. Sept. 4. THE On! Iremh wai communique says: "Operations have begun by the the whole of the land, sea and air forces." i ndott, Sept. 4. Mr Chamberlain hai received teie■n from Dr B nci "former President »f Czecbotlovakia) stating:
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    APA THY OF BERLINERS
    64 16 Brussels, Sept. 4. EYE-WITNESSES describe the Ber- lin populace as displaying neither the wild enthusiasm of 1914 nor the outbursts of hatred or bitterness. i Crowds listened to the broadcast of ;the British ultimatum without signs of approval or disapproval. There have been no demonstrations outside
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    Hitler Willed War
    61 16 Hitler Willed War Paris, Sept. 4. DROADCASTING to the nation, M. Daladier declared that they were lighting to defend their land, homes and liberty. He paid tribute to the Polish Army's heroism and said the responsibility for the blood shed rests wholly on the Hitlerite Government. The fate of peace
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    R.A. Planes Over Germany
    121 16 R.A. Planes Over Germany THE Ministry of Information announce that on the night of Sept. 3/4, aircraft of the Royal Air Force carried out an extensive reconnaissance over northern and western Germany. They were not engaged by enemy aircraft. More than six million copies of a note to the German
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    Roosevelt Speaks On Neutrality
    173 16 Washington, Sept. 4. AMERICAN neutrality was pro--r* claimed by President Roosevelt m a nationwide broadcast to-day. He declared that he could not ask that every American should remain neutral m thought. "Even a neutral cannot be asked to close his mind or conscience." Having referred to
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    GERMAN CURRENC IN TROUBLE?
    150 16 GERMAN CURRENC IN TROUBLE? Berlin, Sept 4 The German News Agency announce? that it Ikls become necessary lately to 'put Into circulation a larger amount ol 1 five-mark notes of nnten mark currency. In order to facilitate payments In smaller change, renten mark notes of OOC and two marks will
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    MOUNTI ROUND GERMAN
    74 16 MOUNTI ROUND GERMAN CCORES Di Grrman eiti/.m'iiM v and other parta ol CmadaM arrested by the Royal CanadiM (d Police actnvj under the Erl At the hoUM ol one Gcrmai^B v.aye wireless transmitter waH Thirtysix Germans are dctal military guard at Arbour Sqfl station before beinp intemed^B They are the
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    UNKNOWN
    75 16 London. H LORD CRAIG AVON, spoakifl Northern Ireland Hou.se of I i-aid that owing to certain M incidents they had taken 45fl cil the Irish Republican ArmyM care last night and added the* already confined under graveH "There they will remain.' 1 "until the end ol the war. unfl
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    UNKNOWN
    42 16 Warsa«^J IT is revealed that .six bombsM I a villa occupied by the Ambassador. Mr. Drexel BidM family at KoosUncaln. A house nearby was Mr. Biddle's house ya.s g J stated that Mr Biddle ha.^ report to Wa^-::---^ n C Reuter
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    Contraba Control
    32 16 Contraba Control THE Admiralty r^« British I lamination b> tne M rabandcontro v J e r M ,n Governmr.--;^- W o or ttomßritt^gy •:ot normally De «c j necessary to estabiw Reuter
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