The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 August 1940

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    20 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,178. ESTD. 1835 THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1940. 5 CENTS
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    VITAL CONFERENCE IN VIENNA TO-DAY
    355 1 Ribbentrop Ciano Meeting Hungarian Rumanian Envoys $IS MOVE TO PREVENT BALKANS FLARE-UP erence, which ma\ well decide the issue war m the Balkans, will be held m Vienna mfcroMC will l>e between von Ribbentrop Genual and Italian Foreign Ministers, md the Hungarian and Rumanian Foreign
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    R.A.F. RAIDS TELLING ON GERMANS
    102 1 R.A.F. RAIDS TELLING ON GERMANS London, Aug. 28. r Germany*! economic d the view m that the R-A.F. lids have seriously of the German and affected synthetic In many places. workers is also ihe repeated raids. reported that Indus Ruhr have been a.m, m order to get the raids start.
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    Nazis Claim Sinking Of British Vessel
    48 1 I London, Aug. 28. .mnunique issued tothat the armed British r, British Commander. D 3unli by Germ.! I 1 the Indian Ocean. picked up m Npw Id that the British teing swelled by an nd piyc her position th or MadJKascar.— Reuter
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    32 1 Istanbul. Aug. 28. AN Italian mission passed through here to-day en route to Syria. It is understood that the mission is headed by General Luigi Bardelly and includes four other generals. Reuter
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    Maltese Gunners In Egypt
    75 1 An anti-aircraft battery of the Royal Malta Artillery has taken over a defence position m Egypt. The gunners are regular soldiers of the Royal Malta Artillery and have volunteered for this foreign service to assist the Allied and Empire war effort. When volunteers were asked for,
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    Indo-China Talks "Going Smoothly"
    96 1 Tokio, Aug. 28. TPHE Foreign Office spokesman j stated to-day that negotia- j tions with the French concerning Indo-China are "proceeding *f( smoothly" and added that the Japanese Government was m contact with the Petain Government as well as with the IndoChina authorities. If Japan sends
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    New Speed-Up In Empire Air Scheme
    79 1 London, Aug. s.o. Anew speed-up m the Empire air training scheme m Canada was announced this afternoon. The period of elementary, intermediate and advanced training of pilots will be reduced from eight to seven weeks and courses for gunners, wireless operators will also be
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    Nazis Admit R.A.F. Raid On Kiel
    37 1 London. Aug. 2s. A GERMAN communique issued to-day says that British planes dropped bombs on Germany last night, inciuding Kiel, and claims that the bombs had no effect worth mentioning- Reuter
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    48 1 New York, Aug. 28. mHE United States transport, American J Legion has arrived here safely, bringing American refugees and the Crown Princess Martha of Norway and her children from Petsamo, Finland. Princess Martha and her children are going to Hyde Park tomorrow as guests iof Mrs. Roosevelt. Reuter
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    Reported Recall Of Ships Indo-China Bound
    109 1 Reported Recall Of Ships IndoChina Bound Shanghai, Aug. 28. REPORTS from Hong Kong indicate a stoppage of shipping services between Hong Kjong and French Indo-China. It is learned that two British ships en route to Indo-China have been recalled to Hong Kong. Regarding a report tliat Britain is refusing to
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    Former Bank Director Fined £15,000
    53 1 London, Aug. 28. LEON Pandeli Argenti, former director of a merchant bank, the name of which is kept secret, was fined £15.000 at Bow Street police court for failing to offer for sale to the Treasury two gold bars worth £6,400, 400 sovereigns and 2.000
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    U.S. Airmen To Offer Services To Britain
    35 1 TWELVE San Francisco airmen are flying to New York to take a specially chartered liner for Britain where they will offer their services to the British Government. Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    57 1 Washington, Aug 28. PRESIDENT Roosevelt to-day signed a legislation authorizing him to call out 396,000 members of the National Guard and army reserves for 12 months for active duty. The President also signed a bill authorizing American vessels to enter *'i i n rnmhit *OMt* to ff niOVf
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    S. AFRICA PUTS FORWARD GREAT WAR EFFORT
    190 1 Cape Town, Auff. 28. SOUTH Africa is spending £46,000,000 on her war effort this year. This was Revealed by Mr. J. H. Hofmeyr Minister of Finance, introducing the supplementary budget m the House o \ssembly to-day. The original budget T February provided for
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    Great Air Battle Over The Kent Area
    704 1 Great Air Battle Over The Kent Area 15 RAIDERS SHOT DOWN IN SERIES OF ACTIONS Louden, Auti. 2\ AFTER a nig^ht of dispersed, indiscriminate nbinc attacks m many districts, enemy raiders approach**! the coast m force this morning but were scattered with losses after severe encounters with R.A.F. Bgfctef*. It
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    This Is The Nazi Way
    159 1 London. Aug. 28. FIREMEN were constantly attacked by German dive-bombers while fighting a fire at a large country house 'in a south-eastern area during the night. Shortly after the firemen arrived, four bombs were d sopped and the firemen moved to a safe spot. After
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      336 2 HtSrafr' VN ALICE BLUE r\"o?o t^gsT ROLAND YOUNG -ALAN MARSHAL c ufe **£mm m ROBSON StLLIE BURKE Wiih Excellent Supporting Shorts AIR-MAII. I 4k BRITISH PATHE S I E GE CtAZETTE^ A rowcrful Documentary Film 1 KP**^l a |I|Rl MU ST UVE ROMANCE SPICED WITH j HV V I but
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      191 2 dg§L ENJOY I^jj BETTER FOOD MONICO RESTAURANT Delicious European Chinese Meals SERVED UP TO 2 XmT 1 PUBLJC NOTICES AVER PANAS RUBBER ESTATE LIMITED I 'Incorporated m the S.S.) NOTICE IS HEREBY 7 GIVEN thai m IT^T^^ f 4 '< on a ?oun n t ?Lt h t fin^ nci
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    Manoeuvre Deciding Factor jn Middle East Campaign
    292 3 Manoeuvre Deciding Factor j n Middle East Campaign #hat British Have proved To Italians ELA STIC DEFENCE POLICY London, Aug. 28. fortes m the Mediterranean have again Lnn>trated that it is power of manoeuvre which IIK deciding factor m the Middle East campaign,! military correspondent points out to-day, talians, says
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    Italians Copying Nazi Technique
    56 3 1 ondon, Aus. 28. rrt ihat Britain is upation of the j2Tentirrl> devoid of founda- Rfuwr-H diplomatic corresponfrom authoritative b a report the Itaire IJ .the ida technique, ...uins discord ,nd Portuguese .mthoriiatively stated P rt> that Britain m e nd> (W the < anar Is
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    U.S. Journalists Arrive Here To-day
    115 3 Correspondent) BaUtfa, Aug. 2S. t d American news- who have been visitnd the Netherlands j v course of a 20.000-1 iring Batavia to- i for Singapore. Howard, of the iicate. the party I to-morrow SN M. plane. -t.i m Singapore «intil mornin* "hen they will
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    Anti-Jewish Moves Holland
    46 3 London, \u<. 28. ::vaisn m German-' -sported by the d m restaurants not to enter, and d that principal had dismissed iso reports that a I OHM will be formed number of alr< cidy gone to Fiance to help bring m j Reuter
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    dividual $1,000,000 Canada
    31 3 dividual $1,000,000 Canada I Mr. J. w. McConnell. the Montreal Star, J.OOO to the Imperia Iwar purposes, the Mr. Churchill, says: admiration, the fndurin? people of i that their brotii Reuter
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    MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA'S DIVIDEND
    13 3 UM Mrrcantllr* v d ••> L»red an ic-a income
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    Italian Raid On Port Said
    157 3 Cairo, Au?. 28. ■THE Commander-in-Chief m the 1 Mediterranean announces that Alexandria and the Port Said area 'were raided this morning but no [casualties were caused and no damage [resulted. Further bombing raids by R.A.F. machines on targets m Piedmont and Lombardy are admitted m
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    Lord Beaverbrook Thanks N.Z.
    70 3 London, Aug. 28. LORD Beaverbrook. Minister lcr Aircraft Production, has cabled the hanks of the Government to New, Zealand Tor the gift of £21.000 to buy pl in C his message, to the New Zealand Prime Minister, he bays that New Zealand is playing a magnificent
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    Nazi 'Nuisance' Raids Compared With Deadly Work Of R. A.F.
    505 3 London. Aug. 23. HPHE change of Nazi tactics m regard to air attacks on Britain, a change from daylight to night raids, and the effect these r *ids are having are subjects of further comment m to-day's Press. The Times
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    SWISS ALLEGE FRESH VIOLATION OF TERRITORY
    57 3 Berne, Aug. 28. SWISS territory was violated afresh tor-day by foreign aeroplanes, according to an official communique, which states that m western Switzerland aeroplanes flew from Jura towards Savoy and their direction showed that they were probably British. Air raid alarms were sounded m
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    ANNA NEAGLE IN GOOD FILM AT ALHAMBRA
    96 3 "IRENE,"' which opened, at the Alhambra last night, is a fine attempt on the part of Hollywood to recapture the popularity of the old fashioned musical comedy. Anna Neagle, who m the past has mainly portrayed elderly characters. Queen Victoria and Nurse Edith
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    RESTRICTIONS ON LEAVE FROM COLONY RELAXED
    235 3 HEW regulaUona published m the W Government Gazette last night to certam mduiduals m tn^ rccordam-c with the foUowin, a> a normal tra.^ur u> employee^ or connection rd> fri»t the ar^-^nt 1 out of employment and has Jjl*» opinion of the local Man-Power Authority
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    COMMODITIES & EXCHANGES
    197 3 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES Up to the time of going to press yesterday's closing prices had not been received, tfcrom cru 1 O*u correspondent* London, Aug. 27 COMMODITY and Exchange markets closso as follows with previous quotations Id paranthesis:— RUBBER: Easy. Spot 12 7 16d 12 9 16d U2ttd 12 1116 d)
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    LANCS BY-ELECTION
    47 3 London. Aug. ?8. MR. John Henry Woolton Davit's, who is a Liverpool businessman, was returned unopposed to-day as Conservative member of Parliament for the Heywocd and P.edclifTe division of Lancashire. The vacancy was caused by the death m action of Captain R. W. Porritl Reuter
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    Native Soldiers Captured By British
    31 3 MANY ITALIAN PRISONERS have been captured recently by the British, including natives, and this picture shows some native* soldiers being trooped off to the 'new home."
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    Large Japanese Mission For Netherlands Indies
    323 3 DUTCH MINISTER TOLD OF TOKIO CABINET DECISION Tokio, Aug. 28. MR. Chuichi Ohashi, acting Foreign Vice-Minister, has informed Gen. J. C. Pabst, the Netherlands Minister, of the Government's decision to send Mr. Ichizo Kobayashi, Minister of Commerce and Industry, as a special envoy to
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    No Single Party System For Japan—Konoye
    183 3 No Single Party System For Japan Konoye PREMIER ON NATIONS PRESSING NEED Tokio, Aug. 28. D R I N C E KONOYE, the Japanese Prime Minister, speaking at an inaugural meeting preparatory to the formation of a committee to formulate a new national structure, emphasized that there was a pressing
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    25 3 THE Auxiliary Service, Women's Auxiliary Air Force Service, and the Women's Royal Navy Auxiliary Service are to receive a pay increase of 4d. a day.
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    London Stock Exchange
    321 3 The above are dealers middle price. brokers margins brokerage and stamp duty [are not Included —Exchange Telegraph London. Au|. 28. The following are to-day's closing middle quotations. Shares are of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Con. Loan 5' o 1944-64 99 5 16 Funding Loan A% 1
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1910. Man-Power
    668 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1910. Man-Power VOLUNTEERS return to their m n °f. c f to da y after nearly two months continuous training which as Lt.-Col. Stokes observed m his address to his officers and men yesterday, has been of great value m more senses than
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    8 4 THC CIVIL SERVICE WINS THE WAP TOR US
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    British Reaction To
    1232 4 I From Our Own Correspon London, July 5. THERE is an air of satisfaction abroad to-day. The British people are walkingthe streets with their headheld high and their steps firm and measured. Somehow the sea is still In the blood of all of us— even those who
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      451 4 /*> 7 AUf fflßf Jfal I WPS." LEND FOR VICTORY SUPPORT THE COLONY WAR LOAN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT WAR LOAN 1952/1959 ■twee* t., be pla.ed at the disposal of His Majesty's Government for the prosecution of the >V:'.r ISSUE OF STR. 825,000.000 BONDS TO HEARER (Authorized l» siraits Settlement* WaTTcln
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    BIGGEST BLACK-OUT PRACTICE IN SINGAPORE & JOHORE NEXT WEEK
    325 5 BIGGEST BLACK -OUT PRACTICE IN SINGAPORE JOHORE NEXT WEEK public Must Remain Indoors During The "Raid Alarm" Periods SHIPPING TO TAKE PART k-out practice yet arranged locally will take s ngapore and Johore next week, on the •ulay, Tuesday and Wednesday* -out period will bo from 7 p.m. >n each
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    Sign Of The Free Hollander
    170 5 Sign Of The Free Hollander HI s Million Guilders For Warplanes p tbc British Empire I t JJJ the war against Nazi also to help m Holland after her the Germans follow I ender of the Dutch Hollanders all over 13 Indies are keeping spirits by wearing with the words
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    Government Warning To Rice Importers
    400 5 SEQUEL TO FAILURE TO HOLD USUAL AUCTIONS CTAGNATION is reported m the Singapore rice market. there was no rice auction, and the Tree Press understands that a warning has been issued consignment agents (importers) that unless the auction is resumed this morning, appropriate steps will
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    DUTCH QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY
    118 5 T .wu:.::v m Sing ipore, me 500 people, will and allegiance en a anniversary of r Queen Wilhelmina. all parts of the world. ipied holland, Dutch subther with the same object, j Singapore begins at U M J Fein, the Dutch Con-it-ath at the Cenotaph a* <•:
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    Fortune-Teller's Bird Set Free By Order Of Court
    51 5 A BIRD, an exhibit m case m the Singapore third court y^Jerday, ras released from the -caDtivity of uf cage from the window of the ccm r Ca T n ne oTcfer f« t^Se of the bird tcrc:d to serve five days'
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    Malayan Delegates To Delhi Parley
    79 5 WITH reference to the announcement already made retarding the participation of Malaya m the forthcoming conference at New Delhi on the co-ordination of the war supply resources of Empire countries m the Eastern hemisphere, it has now been otiicially notified that the Malayan delegates mil
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    Chinese Woman Cited In Divorce Suit By Eurasian
    134 5 A PETITION fcr divorce. In which Kathleen Pennefather is seeking a dissolution of her marriage to Cecil Pennefather on the grounds cf adultery and desertion, was mentioned before Mr Justice Manning m the High Court yesterday. The case was adjourned generally for
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    "FOOTLIGHTS PARADE"
    81 5 BOOKING for the combined Services variety show '-Footlights Parade" opens to-morVow at John Little's The show is :£X the patronaw of H.E^the CommandefL tin rhief China Station. H.E. the G.O.C. MaSS 'command, and the Air Officer Com'"i^additton^'tHe many other attractions th Bands of the Manchester*. LoWT Gordons and
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    Women Police Are Not Luxury But Necessity'
    90 5 a WAR-TIME nuisance led eventSs sSntSSt 1 aart> t Sn cuSe camps where f r r oo a ps were c e on:en rated tcr Wining Women oflerod their sorvices voluntarily to the ..iocA amh,- -^t these camps ™eir p ths Lord effective
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    S. INDIAN MUSLIM LEAGUE TEA PARTY
    49 5 THE South Indian Muslim League is hold- m- a tea party at the Cathay Cafe at 515 om on Wednesday, Sept. 11, m honour of 15 M?." da°m N. Haji M^ed IJjralum. .ho %vas recently appointed a Justice ol me Peace for Singapore.
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    Machine-Gunners At Practice
    34 5 Depot recruits of the Singapore Volunteer Corps had a practice shoot at the Bukit TW. rille range W Saturday. Here a machine-gun section is all set to lire at the target.
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    Volunteers Show Up Well In Singapore Manoeuvres
    245 5 Volunteers Show Up Well In Singapore Manoeuvres AN iiiinff tawi *a Ifce d< of Singapore «as m;.c< carried out by unit'- <f the Sir; Settlements Volunteer Fare the IJegular Army mi Mcndaj Tuesday when the Mftßi P» sumed to have been a:; dkti I I irom the air and by
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      343 6 P.&O. and BRITISH INDIA LINES 'INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) P. <5c O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. The best possible services are being maintained hy The P. i 0. S. N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports of call m China. India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. i > Passengers
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    Drank Poison In Coffee-Shop & Washed Cup
    241 7 Drank Poison In Coffee-Shop Washed Cup THE story of how a middle -ased 1 Chinese walked into a coffee-shop, obtained a cup of boiling water poured the contents cf a packet into the water, stirred the contents and drank the mixture, and ten minutes lc.ter collapsed on the five-foot way]
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    Is A Labourer At The Naval Base On Government Service?
    331 7 ■"PHE question as to whether employ- ment at the Naval Base implied employment m Government Service came up m the Singapore second police court yesterday, when Anthony Marcose. an Indian, s-ood his trial on a charge of making a statement
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    NOTED ARTISTES PASS THROUGH
    172 7 Ml£S Lili Kraus, the world iamous Hungarian pianist, and Mr Dcda Conrad, the well-known Polish baritone who passed through Singapore m Aim on their way to fulfil engagements m Java, passed through here Sato yesterday, en route to Medan where they have been engaged to p.ay
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    MR. A. S. NAIR
    18 7 Ed assistant branch secretpjy with effect 'Tr/Nair^ headquarters will continue to be m Singapore.
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    BOOTBLACK FINED
    34 7 CHARGED with causing obstruction m Chan.e Alley on Tuesday .with his boot cleaning materials Ah Re., a 23-year-old Cantonese, was toed $1, or one day's imDrisonment. m the Singapore third court yesterday.
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    11 7 SSft %rsi°ia^rom SSI-Ala I^-d?y on his way ba ,k to Japan.
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    Yesterday's Rubber Auction
    153 7 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,5015t auction yesterday when there was catalogued 1,966,647 lbs, 877.97 tons: offered 1,799.574 lbs, 803.38 tons; sold 1,474.921 lbs, 658.45 tons. SPOT London 12 7; 16 New Ycrk PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb. Standard quality
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    THE SINGAPORE C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    131 7 DAILY rttiv-e.a vum.i»t--«» Auff. 28, 1940: 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 37 I 37* i No IX R.S.S PO B m rases Aug.-Sept. (Sellers option) 38 8 JB%* fJF.A.O R.S S *'.O B tn balrs Aug.-Sept. (Sellers option)
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    YOUNG NORWEGIAN IN COURT
    130 7 YNGVAR MELAND, a young Norwegian,! appeared m the Singapore fourth court yesterday on a charge of being an alien and landing m the colony without permission on AU Cour 2 t 4 'inspector S. Dodds outlining the facts, said that on Aug. 24. Metand. b motorman
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      368 7 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST Mails close at the General Post Office is follows:— Africa (South) surface 9 a.m. \merica (South) surface 9 a.m. Java surface 9 a.m. air 9 a.m. 5 p.m. ?s*lembang air 9 a.m. 5 p.m. TO-MORKOW Australia air 5 p.m. Amoy surface 9 a.m. Canton surface 9
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    Going On Transfer
    113 8 CI\(;\PORi: nill soon be losing a good all-round sportsman when Johnnie Ritchie, of the Police, is sent on transfer to Penan*. Kitthit. who is one of the hest non- European Rugby players m has captained the local \II-Blues m the rusby competition for non-Eurapean players iii Malaya,
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    Funeral Of Mr. M. Pereira
    360 8 1\ -r.e: «*i took place at Bidada* i Ceme- i-iy evening of Mr. Martin Ira, who died at the General Hospital brief illnr R'-v. Father Dias officiated at the <- and at the graveside. Bong those present besides the relatives J H. Phillips, manager of
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    Y.M.C.A. WATER-POLO
    36 8 THL rcUowlni ham bees selected to Play water-polo for the Y.MCA uriTS R.A B.C. at Port Canning at 3.30 pn. to-day Teo Seng Chew. Thun Cheon^ Fni Ptng Kirn Cho^n JJ Chong. Tbaa Check
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    36 8 KMR. S. NATARAJAN. secretary of Anbu Nilayam. will dfliver a !m--tore on -The Art 01 Tamil Drama" \n Tamil on Sunday, at 7n m at th* Indian Youth League. Sir^J* Jfc X Arjur. n v.ill preside.
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    MILITARY BEA T MEDICALS IN JOHORE BAHRU FOOTBALL
    129 8 n Cm- Own CooapoDdmi) ML«& '1 Kanie keen] y 'ought greater Da r?Th Wa M Crappy for tne Kreater part. The soldiers were unable to produce their Ma] form and the Medicals shone lor most of the first t Thl Medicals were
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    Junior Championships At Interesting Stage
    678 8 Badminton Notes NEUBRONNER MATTAR MEET ON SATURDAY THK men^s junior badminton championships of W n <r have entered a very interesting J™» Sin^ a P<>re m the singes event to' be^ played VdJ^ wihf eS should produce some good badminton w **-end Of added attraction
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS EVENTS
    17 8 TO-DAY'S SPORTS EVENTS Soccer: First division, Malays v S Loyals. stadium; second division a) R-A. (8.M.), Tang
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