Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 13 August 1939

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL 7— No. 1" si\» f \p(>M-. -;rNi)AV, '..rcrsT 13, L939 WVE CENTS.
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    Acquistion Of Oil Reserves
    23 1 Loudon. Air il •m? ptoo n the- Mini I B Werj hi QuLsil J wire Iron British Official Wireless
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    CIANO MEETS HITLER AT BERCHTESGADEN
    76 1 CIANO MEETS HITLER AT BERCHTESGADEN A\i* Chief* I onkYi MOinouTivcd in I) rchtesgadea and had lunch »ith Heir Hitler an<lHerrv,, n Ribbcntrop. Herr Hitler and Counl Ciar« had <•" lilfci afternoon, in preparation for which Count Ciaao lelephoiied immediately on hi^ arrival in Betrhtesgaden Sfl 5 claim that HunSrf' a
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    On Holiday
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    Resignation Deehard
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    SPECIAL DRIVE FOR CHINA RELIEF FUND
    422 1 SPECIAL DRIVE FOR CHINA RELIEF FUND Shanghai War Anniversary To-Day GEN CHIANG'S MESSAGE Precautions Taken In Tientsin Shanghai (Tribune Staff Reporter) (JHINESE (he *orld over arc observing the scomd uMUversarj of the Shanghai War which falls to-day. Special precautionary measures have been taken in various pnrts of China, particularly in
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    SIX KILLED IN RAIL CRASH
    73 1 Gem \.i \uk i SIX ptoplc W9tt killed .t iifl many injured whett a \<u if putrnxrr (rain wxs dt railed «hilr >r"''iß sivU mUrs an bf»ur on Um ininii.iii n i Sim pX.n tunnel lit' five hundred! Itfft from Mip Kwfaw-Ilaliim frontier. It ls
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    KING BORIS OPENS NEW RAILWAY
    71 1 KING BORIS OPENS NEW RAILWAY i v mi Tit <• 1> n nit i* rfm him (I i" 1 Kis inti i > lllt m< ii\f o|m tu buiis newest im( l mi i 1% *ilwa) lint n th< Ichodi M< I|ltll 11l Itlllul: 1 Dll lMat ll: W the
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    EGYPT'S NEW PASTIME
    69 1 Ski-im; is thr lat»-*t pastime in i^pi. Hie sport h«-mg indalged in da Iht tram vanda of the dcM' near fai. Young nen and winin with skis and alpenstocks mcl lightly -clad fur comfort undcr II" hot suh, cin be seen gliding m\<v the tlv-srii dally. Photo
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    93 1 iy« O:n. c h. k age 0/ ympat and ii c addn wed I > Chinese in in hanghai on the ho.stilitic He iin r■• i:i lo b iai r gain -i Lpano pi ha China can n I The road to MirmKler and slavfry is unthinkable; Um onlj road
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    Lancashire's Cotton Output In 1938
    117 1 London, Aug. 12. W KIKING tacts regarding Lajjca shii e's product io*i tt<m rev aled in *tal i tics jusi issued for :he > eaj 1 938. 1■ s mad rdeci a.ouo uou mel i WcaUy PC cf proi i ai inj l r th?
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    MOSCOW TALKS BEGIN
    31 1 Njoscow, Aug. 12. Ttofe liist oi a series ei stall talks between Britain, i and S.jvict Ru>. \a was had this morning, iuui u h^tcd three hours. Routei
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    Instructions To Sir Robert Craigie
    128 1 |£EPERfUNG to the l>i»mci report that Mr. kato has declined to rwtUBC tin Tokyo talks on Tientsin on the basis of Sir Robert Craijrie's latest m struct i«iiis. Renter's diplomat it- correspondent writes that the instructions deal piimarih with the matter of safeguarding order in
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    JEWISH REFUGEES
    85 1 t-aiyrna, Au 12 Two more tramp steamers laden win exhausted Czechoslovak Jewish fui c' .>■. nr: p.jed anchor ai Fenik. mull south Anatolian port In th-- M di terranean. The Turkish auth( Itie efused la al- \nw them to land vnd orderei immedi- <■■• pai turc I? tat
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    DR.QUO TAI-CHI'S NOTE TO FOREIGN OFFICE
    180 1 lljiiifliiii* Over Of riiin* si "SURRENDER INCONSISTENT WITH TRADITIONS OF BRITISH JUSTICE" London, Aug. II^HK Chinese Ambassador, Dr. Quo Tai-Chi, has sent a note t<> the Foreign Office, urging Britain to reconsider her derision to hand over the four Chinese prisoners to the Japanese.
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    BRITISH AMBASSADOR'S PROPOSALS REJECTED
    131 1 BRITISH AMBASSADOR'S PROPOSALS REJECTED Tientsin Talks Vlii K.ii. has rejected sit A I? Ik m < raigie's proposals i'oi the resumption i of tl, Anglo-Japanes< conference, a< cording to th<> n-.m i Agency, which .it's iij.ii sir I!oIm"-i Craigit's luf'st Lii-lrm(ions fin. London tii«i wA touch mi Ihc •iinuiiy iiiirslion,
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    SQUALUS RAISED
    32 1 United Stab .In lifting botli H the ..wnkrn submai \i |ualu u.m 1 •6Cjt c i). m th< ttom to- day T!» I;::'- 1 to. t4 r I water Reuter
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    "BODY GUARD" RACKET IN SINGAPORE
    377 2 Men Who Live On Waitresses (Tribune Staff Reporter) AT about closing time each night in Singapore's hundreds of eoffi Bhops, small groups of men arrive on cycles and begin uncereniously to help themselve< to drinks and cigareti When the waitresses in these coffee shops leave
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    STREET-SWEEPERS TO BE A.R.P. WARDENS
    333 2 (Tribune Staff Report', r) I ATEST recruits to Singapore's ever-increasing band oi A.R.P. wardens aiv the Municipal street-sweepers who arc undergoing training ;tt different city centres. To-day, when I visited the North (Vntiv of the Town Cleansing Depurtment, a squad ol Indian "mandores" equipped with
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    AIR-CONDITIONING FOR EVERY HOME?
    344 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) AIR-CONDITION N'C enthusiasts have repeatedly expressed the view thai this autom&Uc system cf obtaining coo! comfort in the tropics will soon become as popular in Malaya as is the h>>>i\ refrigerator to-day. One of the principal setbacks bo the general use of air
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    World Liner Brings Many Passengers
    401 2 World Liner Brings Many Passengers Singapore Saturday. j\v hi ;i voyage round t v i world, the "President Adams" arrived with twenty-six passengers <•• n re. There are ftfto i i! Ia- Penang. Also aboard vvei <•' gers for Sumatra all from the Standard Oil Co. t! ere. The 1
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    SNATCH THIEF GETS A MONTH
    115 2 Siiifcupore Sunday. riCHTFKN year-old Chan Ah Sam v, .in :»iitenced to one month's (ifforoitf imprisonment in tht Third P«>li« Covrt yesterday morning for his part in snatching a necklace off a tromaa pedestrian on Upper Chin h»-u Str«4 i mi July 27th. Th( d imd
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    St. Bernard In Local Dog Show
    414 2 J^INET^ -FOUR bluebloods of Malayan dog-dom willgi in pore next Sunday the 20th, for the biggest canine social eveni of the year in this part of the world. The Annual w re Dog Show this year, will have 24 < clas: [ficatio Ij\ i
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      99 2 CCZGITifI ItCii Killed in 7 Minutes rty ".0 million t i 1 1 >- and cauiie t< i ii. i!- Cracking 1 Kczema, i i Acne, Kins worm, i' Blaci i <] i it. ii and <<t h« bli i In because th. v <i«i nol kill H. t ii.
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    Military Village In Highlands
    182 3 Military Village In Highlands (Tribune Staff I*! „000,000 military HMiaUrim 3S* ::t rtaehM Highlands, Ih soon to in Malaya Over Hdrfd acres have already •gSlirf fro- the P«h«^ Sr thfa purpose. rtfce whole site^are noi d an d it is understood thai ffljfi. from the War Ofl£ .to be obtained
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    Woman Charged
    109 3 Singapore Friday, binte Ahmad, a temale Ma- to-day appeared befoi e mat? Ist rate. Mr. L. C. Goh, th haying given false tnl a corporal. Sultan Khan 2«s stated that accused told the "Wnlthat when she visited B hou.se Lee Road to demand payment V Irom Esa, she
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    Unliensed Liquor Charge
    44 3 H An Singapore. Satura-iy ■JJJ^fcng was produced to-dft) lS Mr CH. Roh the Fourth w. charged with being in posPJI a gallon <lf f'i'.tiabi *«*M gallon., of fermented i J wng a holder „i a licence •M postponed [or a wee*
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    Modern Indian Style
    17 3 I he projerted ihuroh for tho Indian C««fregati«fl of the St. FM.is Chareh (fission.
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    2 New Churches For Singapore
    226 3 For St. Peter's Chinese And Indian Groups QVER $20,000 will bo spent for the construction of two new churches in Singapore to take place of the St. Peter's Church Mission in the near future. After cai eful considerations, the Governors on the Board of Control
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    New Chinese Motif
    32 3 New Chinese Motif The new home of worship for the Chinese congregation of St. Peter's Church is a combination of modern utility and Chines^ art. li will be built on Home Road.
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    MALAYANS IN LONDON
    853 3 *Our Own Correspondent) London, Any 5. v »y int< neating talk thi* *\*tok ooe of the chiefs of jTj* Bch^J of Oriental Stu*of tke few places in Km:IJiJr^e. where the lantfua nt ij? 01 k loin- var.itiou Hiu reparmu Uir lhl> lUlumn ■nTS/f, u uc ct-ss fi^JJJf
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    HOME-MADE AIRPLANE MAY NOT FLY HERE
    495 3 But Young Rudi Frey Has Not Given Up Yet (Tribune Staff Reporter) JWELVE months ago we published an article concerning a young Singapore boy whom we expected to make an nt success of life. is was 17-year-old Rudi Frey, and the reason wh ught
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    Pretty Cathedral Wedding
    188 3 Pretty Cathedral Wedding Singapore, Saturday. Andrew's Cathedral was th«--scene of a pretty wedding th afternoon when Bliffl Chan Nyuen Fah, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chan jlonjr Soo of Kuching, Sarawak, became the bride of Mr. Chin Sian Ntn, eldest son of j Mr. and Mrs. Chia
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    M.A.H.A. SPEECH RECEIVED WITH MIXED FEELING
    179 3 Seremban, Aue. 11. (From Our Own Correspondent) TjIS Excellency the Hi^h Commi sinner's speech at the opening o he Malayan Exhibition in Kuak Lumpur on Saturday last, when he referred to the serious food problem at the country, and stated "all that T a:sk,
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      224 4 3 SHOWS TO-DAY pOEL SLOANE .1 315 615 9-15 BACK ON TUF iflDi S&Ei PAV ON h PIMMi fay, romantii >ueetl;rails arc on U»,» |«m)s»- I in! Solving murd«-rs as last :;s th«\v can Bfti I 'Scotch and s..fi r i n this hilarious, sixxlinc stom I la "Thin Man"!
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      176 4 Comedy! Romance! Spectacle! Pretty Chorus Girk SOMETHING BIGGER and BETTER in CANTONESE PICTUR NOTE: Part Proceed! »l the Opening Nighl uiii hi- donated to the China Relief Fund Two pppular stars starred together for the first time! ALHAMBRA-3 15, 615 915 '^%je||j|-Tf HAPPINESS I ALSO "PATHE GAZETTt I EMPIRE TALKIE
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      THERE'LL BE NO HUNCHBACK TAKING LON CHANEY'S PLACE
      917 5 THERE'LL BE NO HUNCHBACK TAKING LON CHANEY'S PLACE jUr. Laughton Regrets J|K() cflUUMti afford to change the tillo. hut there'll be no hunchlack in it n«w \ersion of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" Charles LMfhtoa, famous English character star, who'll play the role that made the public Chaney-eon-scioaa back in
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      Say It With Cartoons
      79 5 Say It With Cartoons rpiK world's Rrcat mask! Irurrfntly i"M>nin« BOOM of the coming seasons animated I a rtoonv fcfffttal to M Mino«ncemfnt by Mu«h ll.nin;.!. Uld paiolf Ism*. Metro (iol.luvnMavrr (arto'n prodttt n fia«if music v.ill f<»rm a ptitpart of the new season S First u» be cart«on»sd wOI
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      THREE MEN AND A FILM
      152 5 THREE MEN AND A FILM men who made "'1 h h ha (•f lhc best British (live Brook, >ducer, and K< >< n, director. I :hree ar< once more com- their tii!cnt< The film they kvtatkißg is th< wersion "Goo Ineas Isi," but its title was found to 1 nsui&ble
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      39 5 Nervy, Giddy, Change of Life ii,,Mt 1. lhe**'Chan|r« llf Life. >f i:nefff> Numhnew of Hand ,i .1 i• t S?o1d before your tlm. Anew. 1 Arc to 'I"' 1 1 vl ^n,l it l« Arcito win- I' n u
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      123 5 MALARIA And Its Prevention. Though considerable p lias been m.?de In the I by the authority a In In many part cl world, it is wl for each Individual to Jake his own pi cautionary measures against an atti of malaria. Row can this bc>! be I The mala: I
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      105 5 "Good-bye Mr. Chips" DOBERT Donat, acclaimed for hU i formance as Dr. Manson in The Citadel returns to the screen as the lovable schoolmaster of Goodbye Mr. Chips." This film la due at the Cupilol on August 29, it is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'fi screen of the James Hilton no. 1 which brought
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    EXTRACTS
    423 6 "Culture" At The World's Fair r |MilS is positively iiw greatest, nit.s! speot;».< ular, original, astonishing night in the great World's Pair. For a quarter, just one quarter, you can see !kc j^MP-btowera ot !he World Ba by lonian glassWowcrs, Syrian jrlassblowers, K-«yptian glassbtowen And so OH. All mierophoned
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    Film Star Goes On Hunper-Strike
    68 6 Film Star Goes On Hunper-Strike rril i Indian film star, Aii:- a Apte, has b< nge\ uppoii her <l< demand Ih< rabhai Film < Joinhe] a .alary while alg to the studio iu Shanta Is lying on a lit d provided by the 1 1 1 n cumpanv She ■i(
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    London's Asparagus Season
    66 6 London's Asparagus Season T" IS l m eof th season. SunnlUi o Wr Mn •'am. the latest u The crop Is a tortniSjHcold, dull weather at h'w or r which c-herkoH h C xMerabiy. Even so le Juilf Is excellent q the table of Lueullus^ d R o l ap:>«tonwr
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    SWIFTER THAN GREYHOUND
    59 6 Speed thrills provided by nine racinj? cheetahs, which attained a sftti I 45 miles an hour in two somnds from standing start, wen- a ft-uiurp I the programme en the first day of Ike three-day Aldershot Show in Kwfc- I moor Arena, Aldershot, Hampshire. |»he.li» shows:— A
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    Aw. Shucks!
    126 6 ANE of the fascinating interests of Americans living in London the study of the mysterious language which Englishmen believe is American slang fa HOW losmigood deal of its charm. The reason is simple. Many Englisnmen, thanks to the movies, American radio programmes and American ma(ould now pass a
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    Bell Bewilders Philosophers
    157 6 NOT i single member of the BrM Institute of Philosophy, at the House of Lords mana«« solve the problem of the nnfinf mysterious l»ell which tt^mm ii 1. 1 u 11 (I their deliberations. Professor J. H. Muirhead pgj^ address by saying that philosophy IP In wonder
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      311 6 t SHOWS WHEN TO REFILL and holds 2^ times as much ink as an ordinary self-filling pen !^r\l No 'running dry' at awkfl^i&! ward moments because •j^f you can see exactly hmv ■jV/\| much ink remains simply FfEDjn by holding the pen up to I the light See it demon--1
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      287 6 X-RAYED 14 TIMES for STOMACH TROUBLE Dc-pair fixed its cruel grip firmly in the hie of Mr. G. K. L. Far worse thaa the stomach pain he suffered was th« fearful uncertainty as to what wa» wrong, and whether even greate* ..fenng would follow. Happily lot he took the simple
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      174 6 NEW HAIR Grown on BALD HEADS By Using KOTALKO When baldneaa Ihxvateni hun<lr«Mis<'( Mr. J.un> b B adley'a «rorkma>tea reinembei whit Kotalko did for hiaou j^MM/tS^j^^. had n'. hair 00 mf jfi^jjEEtxSßmb. haad ai ail," lie Btttto-, riot a single hair. \t .Jp^^WiPWII^B f <• h.iMpital they I i-h'iiild in-vcr
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1710 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES urg >n criticism, fiat tl critii with icility lor 1 Facts wh j n their d< nunciaArthur Salter, yi\\ II garding the n in September. > defici nav< become n and I -1 to a power and. in Parliann rn and outside, for rid iX)li( Th r>n\-,',
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      83 7 p^jtS^^PSp 'v» *2"" r <■"•■' >"*-'•''^**rf JK3 Syfc 3^. fy^^jr. f A^i w^ mm J ■A-a.'jti- becuu-so tlu-i. j a meal in a minute l^^^^^^ ause they are ready /i f Lo serve Bee ou r w economical n 01 <;•« siurf nncaliM at yottr !I(itn branch 9€H%A, VUdllii LIVER
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      THE CAFE IN THE SQUARE
      2082 8  -  Hollo way Horn By IT sva« young Murrell'fi first srlim of Rosario, the loveliesi of tin* South American ports; the ()l«l Man watched him grimly as h*- stood i»y his sido <>n the bridge of b.s. Ant on in. "It's liko it's lik»- a pastel
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      311 8 Biicli!4<'sli«»fi3 B v Dr. F. B. Scott, M.D.. Paris Of all the aches and pains which patient.-, come and tell me about indigestion pains are probably, the mast common. "I get such stabhing, pains after m 'ai.V they say. ot "my meals Rive me .such a horrible full-up feeling." Well,
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      633 8 I SHERLEV 5 I Jcmc and {^entluicn pstwAeu 1 fif basis of grood health In all dor» 1» pur*, cool blood. When* bl««* >► < om«»s impure, his system becomes Blu£trlsh. He g«n listless, his »pp*UU wan* I his coat loses bloom.' All wise owners and breedors five their don
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    THE SULTAN MOSQUE
    454 9 THE SULTAN MOSQUE X Monument Tolt Tunrr (Tribune Stair Reporter) |ECAUSE the Singapore Municipality has been tolerant D where people's religious beliefs are concerned, ru] t he Hadram.tiii States in southern Arabia h;, British Govgynment advisers. It all sounds a bit far-fetched, but Singapgpe's Sultan Mosque stands as a monument
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    CRASH IN PIT KING SAW
    19 9 jNjevelsir i can rtian i kel mine [te t s u anrt ">n inspor'-il
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    Malaya's Grandest Mosque
    19 9 Malaya's Grandest Mosque Ph .In Singapore's Sultan Alosque on the corner of Arab Street and North Bridge I*')ad Tribune
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    "Death Cave" In Himalayas Carcases Cover Floor
    337 9 "Death Cave" In Himalayas Carcases Cover Floor 4 Calcutta. HIJtAL»A iAN ■'It.; 1 cave" into which none of the villagers would dare to enter was described by Mi" Hindu Sadhu, Swami Pranabananda, in a communication to the Calcutta Geographical Society. The cave li< s ar village i I N in
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    DISCOVER SCIENTISTS PREHISTORIC "PICTURE GALLERY"
    75 9 DISCOVER SCIENTISTS PREHISTORIC "PICTURE GALLERY" Moscow A PREHISTORIC 'picture nal h"'." h:\s hern discovered by Soviet scientists on the Zalavruga rock, near the While Sea. Their "find 1 is a group of 190 carvings of great force of expression and, in many cases, rrvealing considerable artistic abilitv. Set nes of
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      21 9 iff l M« jr TCETH like the o/ HOLLYWOOD th beautiful t..,, h <C!! Wct thouHa. nieN you, SMILE L^ fh
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      340 9 BANISH BACKACHE caused by KIDNEY TROUBLE Backache is really kidney ache. The kidneys are clogged up with impurities. They become sluggish. Harmful pain-causing poisons accumulate, and then starts that down-dragging weakness and exhausting To end your pain you must restore the kidneys to health. Only a genuine kidney remedy can
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      423 9 SHE PUT on 2 TO! NDn ol MI SM "Feels wnnderhilU bHtcr." Nothing is more worryi] g thnn u of weight To watch the i hoping against hope for an m crease o| just one ounce -to take bot tlot and bottles of fishy-tasting oil an« .•^tlll feel no better-
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    Seen & Heard
    307 10 S een Heard Returning to Singapore .are Cyril ar.d Elaine Greet who are v Kell-knowti to many people ii: Malaya. Elaine Ls the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W A. Venning. Cy:ii. by the way, i- now Wing-Commander. They are expected here about the wid of next month or
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1291 10  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. Vera ardmore I IDO Night at the TangUn Club on Friday, \ug. 4. was a very great attraction and crowds r>f people came along for the *do. H The evening began with water sporta which there were many different kinds of races, it was r
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    Professional Interest
    38 10 Professional Interest Mr ■<. /Ulen, wife of Mr J A. Allen ("Tony" to all hK friciu inttnstpd wpoctnt'T •'< last Saturday afternoon. She i mr self, the prtud possess <■•=. L'cence. Btt hirbfmil a Ryim tiu-t UUnmrn k I**** lion iliuMv
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    54 14 The liabour Party was becoming mort and more closely identified with trade* unionism, and the culminating pomt was reached in 1926 when, in o r support a long drawn out coal itrtte \< higher wages than the industry coad possibly pay, the entire labour ment waa mobilised
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      1076 14 corrn not knit for NEURITIS if nturitis bothers you, desJ with it a.s this woman dealt with her.>: "For years I was unable to knit," she writes, "owing to neuritis in my hand Last year I started taking Kruschen, and now the knitting craze i.s on I can keep up
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      38 14 V wF r^F I^. Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day! It's just my mark MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE Sales Representative A. T. Gillespie. P.O. Box 217, Singapore. If vmi use a solid dentifrice, rrv MACIIANS SOLID PIHOXIDt DINTIfNKt
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      135 14 A DOCTOR I F AN OID UgJ IN SINGAPORE iu rOALA IUMPU«_ DOCTOR, BOBBY IS SO X GRANDMOTHER, QUAKER MUCH BFTTER SINCE YOU A v n, f wsv yoTil PRESCRIBED QUAKER OATS S Hll?l *,T™?hmM HE'S GAINED 3LBS THIS MONTH YQUNGf^RTHAN IN YEWy W rO(JAKER OATS NEVFR FAILS s^t _J
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    279 15 SPECTACLE OF SELF IMMOLATION (Tribune Staff Reporter) i CROWD collected in the hot, blistering sun m a Singapore A hv-n.ad la>t and watched an amazing Bpectacle tttnction ■man. dressed in the flow- o f ji (Inn.' e nun. 'Ch*pon a table, and while med
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    159 17 PRANCF, Britain's closest ally today, h.iv long been an vlly «»f Centuries ago, when i j 1 1 1 < m.ntn*", \vrr,« kingdom- .Hid Mill w;iv if \vr>r with Knel:r:ul. their >( «'i;tt <i t u.is otaat snd tar-iwcav-in- i ;»<• alliance rea-ched ita ivak
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    260 19 badminton patrons never l;i£ behind in offering encouragenunt to thfise interested in the sport in the State aid now, thanks are i\ue to Mr. hua Boon S:in, one of Selanj^ors badmmi >n vue-presidetits. there is to be an expensive cup for the junior inter-
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    1214 20  -  HUGH SAVAGE By Compliment To IVTril the soccer feast served up to us during the la.«< ek-end over, we have once more j. r ot down to the serious business of league soccer. Before we start looking at last week's BOCCei in retrospect, let
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    323 20  - IN THIS CORNER PETE (By ■TIIK lack of a quorum prevent*' tfc committee of the Sin* Boxing Board of Control com ilecixion with regard to th ii pd promotion of n Singapon m which I wrote about last mk I liis is th<' ambitious pro.i I troducing daytime open-air b<
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    CHINESE BOTTLE UP JAPANESE DIVISION
    146 21 BOGUS TROOPS K.H, XVjL,L 4 Ivn wi i Shanghai, Aim. 12. •oE division, including detachments under CommanKawauyeh, HayashirMitsihara and Kimura, has been krttled up In the Chinese in the gorges ot the Taihang Moun Paking advantage of the rainstorm during the «r.sl two days, the
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    TOKYO TALKS STILL HELD UP
    187 21 MOQflfrc* InHtroctiom have 11 the Kn.«-:» amba«ad«i s,,s, u :■<!'•(! convcrsa gSaWTJS that this wil 1 b iibHon. u TSi the cl'manM Hunan i my I :yo to-'. riess. Press Comment best to xac< rbat JJLthc-Ti'TtMii ci. o'ubU|l Tients n fn denre which ha .t.vel]
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    SNATCH THIEF
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    "MOST AGILE LIAR," SAYS MAGISTRATE
    90 21 Singapore, Saturday. Y(H Iti: the most .»«ilr li.u cvt'r MM across. Y<>u'\r been tellinf a pack el lies iii wnir rici'-m v." Mr. L. i. Ooh, thr fifth m:mistrate, ulu'ii he stiUnueil a Tamil, RetiiuUM to thre; 1 nicmths' rigOtmmM iniprisuntiient for ha\ini; fir^n false
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    Y's And R.A. Draw At Cricket
    272 21 Y's And R.A. Draw At Cricket Singapore, Sutimlay. CRICKET match he l ween the MAW. im\ ihr It. A. (Changi) played <n the tatter's ground thi> afterncca resulted i»» a draw. Batti] the Y\, were all OUt r 142, i<» which Lyn contributed useful :v; the hlghe t figure. Datij
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    R.E. BEAT POLICE IN DIV. 2A LEAGUE MATCH
    586 21 R.E. BEAT POLICE IN DIV. 2A LEAGUE MATCH Singapore, Satuiiia\ Till; IJ.E. gained a conilortabU- win ovpi thi 1 PoliCf by four s« iK to nil In a division 2*l league m r match playai at Chaagi Ibi"% rvon"mi». The game opened with the Sappers attacking strongly. Then- eflorts were
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    U.S. Building 5 Air Bases In Mid-Pacific
    66 21 U.S. Building 5 Air Bases In Mid-Pacific Washington, Aug. I^. Till. Navy has awarded con--1 tracts ti U^Uag 514.500.000 lor t diistriK ti«:n of five new air bases in U>e Pacific, two at the Hawaiian I lands one MCh at Kane— C Bay, Feail Harbour and an island midway between
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    G. S. C. Sports
    236 21 G. S. C. Sports Dill (IKK a fairly birfC crowd ot paienta and \v<*li- wishers, tin* Girk Spoils Club held a very suitCS9f«J spoitv me* tin.; on their risk ground yesterday Bright weathir prevailed. Ifisa L. Pernandes won the individual championship for the third year in succession, while Miss P
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    Soviet Playing A Strong Hand
    91 21 Soviet Playing A Strong Hand Shanghai, Auu. li. (IENERAL Ituguki. the Japanese J Wat {Minister, in his report to the Imperial Diet, said In «t h< p for a settlement «f Russo-Japanese differences regarding the Manchukuo and Outer Mong< lian bordcr dispute hi vory dim. Ho further stated tin reinforcements
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    More I.R.A. Expulsions
    50 21 Lontjon, Aug. 12 r Fimue] Hoar made .six mori expulsion rd< rs b i I.R.A. suspects bringing the I ta! In one case, the man left the country before the ordci c^uld i^ k execul a prohibition order lu 1 1 bei n sub ititui d Reuter
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    BRITISH PRESS AND AXIS TALK
    135 21 BRITISH PRESS AND AXIS TALK London. Aug. 12. Regarding the meel Ing at Balzburg to day between u e G« man and Italian Foreign M ln Ist LonJ- n evening newspapers cite without additional comment the statements the German and Italian presa t<: th cffert thai the mcei. ng is
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    Comments On British Tientsin Decision
    328 22 uonaon, Aug. i~. fX)MMEN iiNG on the decision *<> hand over tlu* four Chinese prisoners in Tientsin, THE TIMES saya that whatever the .juridical aspects ci the ease may be, it is natural that most Britons should feel revulsion «,t this turn of affairs. Bui
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    11 Hurt In Shanghai Outrage
    104 22 Shanuhai, Aug. l'~MpW'O hand grtnailcs Wttt tinoun t.u>-idc Ihe JapaiH'se-vponsore:! ijiiuse Inland Shipping Company vew* Hongkew irithin the British nee sectoi, thi> evening. outrpge cawssd eleven Chinflts i Lncluding ivo women, exj used a panic in the -populated neighbourhood. BnU volunteers rationed ciii the m\
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    Italy And Germany Ready To Face All Eventualities
    124 22 Rrm?. Aug. 12. Ai r. :c.il. of the Clano-Rujbentrop meeting at Baldtnirg rmpieto mgt* mtut ha^- bae.i reached on Danzig and other questions, pccoiding to Signui Gay da who says tho.t ihe Danzig question will t; resolved in the directlor cf it-:
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    Caribou's Flight Over Atlantic
    152 22 Caribou's Flight Over Atlantic London. Aug. 12. TIIF Imperial Airwa>s Flying-boat. -iribcu which aifrivtd at Southampton yesterday at'tcr enmpitting Iht 7.200 milr<- round trip to X.mv Ycrk and bark in six days imid- l>!v Atlantic crossing trim Bet wood (Newfoundland) to Foyn» (Ireland) In 1? hours Bvt minutes. The ccmn
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    Soviet – Japanese Labour Agreement
    80 22 Soviet Japanese Labour Agreement Moscow, Aug. 12. v.\ reement lias iiow been .signed between the ,iap -r-owwci h Sakhalin Oil Company and the Oil Field Workers Trade Union. the company a jrees to lu- the Soviet workers' wages by ■>\ s:; r cent, and lo provide a iLindcrgarten affid other
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    German Anti-Polish Propaganda
    100 22 Berlin, Aug. 12. nrHE press to-day opened the floori- gat< of it-; an*i-Polish propaganda and released all atrocity stories after apparently holding 1 hern up for months. Thv Zwoelfuhrblatt which, in common with others, accounts fir 204 alleged attacks on Germans in the Corridor in the past
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    115 22 Singapt re, Saturday. WMD to have been .stabbed in a fight k^ at Lorong 3, Oeylang Road .shortly after t > i>m to-day, two Chinese rubber factory coolie; ait lying In the Tan Toc£ i L>n;4 hospital injui One -~f them sustained lan incised v cm 1 nvi
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    Anti -British Campaign To Be Intensified
    71 22 Tokyo. Aug. 12. EXPANSION and intensification of the anti-British campaign in China was decided at the anti-British campaign committee (North China meeting in Tientsin. The plan includes the establishment of a central machinery to control and unify anti-British organisations in varipaics ct China, to
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    HOME CRICKET
    107 22 London, Aug. 12. /'LOSE of play scores h\ English cric- kei matches were: Wes; Indies 162: Gloucestershire 108 ■vJi 8 Nottinghamshire 237, Lancashire l>& for 2. Middlesex 217; Surrey 83 for 1. Derbyshire 7C (Nichols 6 for 18); Es&ex ISO. Derby: hiiv 2nd innUigS 26 for Hampshire 285
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    AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL EXECUTIVE HERE
    345 22 Sinjra] Friday. /V\ a tour of Malaysia with twenty-five others from Australia and Now Zealand in Mr. H. L. Roberta an importani newspaper executive from Melbourne, and an authority on Australian football. Mr. Roberts who is accompanied by Mrs. Kobe its on this torn", is the
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    Yeo Hong Chuan Wins Men's Junior Title
    422 22 Singapore Badminton Singapore, Saturday. AFTER losing the first sel when he repeatedly netted, Yeo Hong Chuan (A.A.U.) just managed to l)c;t 4 Peh Teng Slew Devonshire) 7—15. (13—13) 5 -1, (IS— l3) s—l to r v>mr holcu r of the Singapore Junior Singles'
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    Jews Severely Beaten
    27 22 Jews Severely Beaten AnumbprofCKCh-^^jj beaten and lelt ble d j" u a m ente and three synaglJJ^ (d by ;.n u-i-ry mob HJjw l^ the two other
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    Oil Negotiations Break Down
    24 22 THE Mei \*>*!m 1 tan I&**flk dared U* I propriat* I u d to dt*" 111 companies' pi" o Reuter
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    Tennis Ties At Tanglin
    243 22 THE following are results of tennis ties played at Tanglin Club vesterdav: Open Men's Doubles T. V. N. Andersen and T. L. Palmer beat A. Jouve and W. D. L. Marsh 6—4. 7—5. A. G. Hay and W. R. King beat C. j E. Hiltermann and
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    TRUNK MURDER: MAN ARRESTED IN D.E.I.
    26 22 TRUNK MURDER: MAN ARRESTED IN D.E.I. Indies To-day a re^rt wiTnS t Kit the police arr"si»HJ Mitl'-ir" steward, at Ounanm ,i aV a. ia£t n^" Reuter
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    SPANISH APPOINTMENTS
    87 22 T Paris Aug 1! HE Spanish Government has tpmt the appointment <•: Genera] Gas a as Italian Amh succession to Count Dicanipi.D item n t the Havas correipcndtiu it Itagier General Jorciana ex-Forap Minister baa been appouited Pna»* I Superior of the Qoandl vi BUta, fr will piwMlf
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    ROYAL WORLINGTON WINS GOLD CUP
    13 23 Penang Race Meeting Concludes O'Neill Scores Splendid Success
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    Opening Batsmen
    22 23 <;. >V. S. Waites Mid C. Fitton Roins «»ul la but lor Ihe S.C.C. in tlu-ir match ut>ain.s( Ihe Medical Culle?**.
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    Dividends At A Glance
    69 23 L LD *yll**l*** 7 l'h:ii 904 *l* K.ukarcck 3 122 19 I!. H W hk iw l»rrsi(hn; v |n*T>< Cow le $31 *l«> vlrrr.T Tar s J lie* 4 > straiirh! FHrHI *1« **< (luny Ml Clift'n I id W j |;u\al\N<.rlirm(«.n $13 i$ jack Druce
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    S.R.C. SCORE AN EASY WIN
    149 23 S.R. C. SCORE AN EASY WIN Singapore. Saturday. I to thr good bowling of mM$ d'Alrr.eida and V le IMerII vsi k.( A wen skittled |Bl« > mragrr H runs when t lit v lt Mllit vR( at cri( kit this il Hnm on thr Padaiu. Birt Kei.? wa.s tlic
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    EATING THE "RETREAT"
    16 23 EATING THE "RETREAT" ramin. U«a Byron My wife Bl Brewed n OirdU' 1 r umh- Brut
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    French Missions In Moscow
    12 23 French Missions In Moscow Idl rt *nUri ll K lS i<:nN li .»<!
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    BLUE AND WHITE PAYS $118
    883 23 (From Our Own Reporter) Pennn^. Saturday. r pHE Kaiashing victor) <»i Royal WinMtlf In th^ Gold Cup race itinir his stabk 1 mate lack Druce was the principal feature 111 lh<l <<rdu«linu ila\ ihe PcMMf Turf Club meeting. Trainer O'Neill was the most ucc€ if
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    Chinese Take Full Points From Loyals
    799 23 S. l A. Iliv. I I ii-tK Soim S.C.F.A S; Loyals 1. OFLBNDIU work by the Cliinm defence, who kept the Loyals' forwards :il hay. enahkd the S.C.F.A. to defeat the Loyals by three goals to one in a (irst division league game played
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    S.C.C. Trounced By Medical College
    274 23 Singapore, Saturday. I I*HE Medical College Union trounc- cd the S.C.C, at cricket this afternoon on th Padang In an innings game. The Club wbr batted Aral were dismissed for a mere 47 runs, the Medical C ritege bowler." bein«i particularly dtadly. Kaldip i Ingh
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    125 23 SCOTTISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL London, Aug. 12. 4 START was made with the 4f A <<ci:t 4 iun football league in Scotland, first and second division matches being played. Results, as cabled by ttcuter, weiv: DIVISION I. Aberdeen Celtic 1 Albion R !> Ayr United (j Ai'.ja 3 St. Juhnstone 0
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    Indians' Narrow Win
    240 23 Indians' Narrow Win Singapore, Saturday. BATTING first, the Indian JUnoelation Wire ail out for 69 run 1 In thenmatch against the *'orl Canning al Balestier this afternoon Dnarmaraj was top-scorer with 25 not out whi!" Oowllifl no%hd bp.st. t;ikin», ihire wickrv for 22 runs. R' lying, th? Fort hud scored
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      SINGAPORE WEDDING
      24 24 Mr. and Mi^. Chla Sian Nen, who were married at St. Anilrew*i Cathedral reslerdaj afternoon. The bride was Miss Chan Nyven Yah.
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      RICKSHAW PULLER AND S100 THEFT
      61 24 RICKSHAW PULLER AND S100 THEFT I I FIIENG Khah, a nck-hav i app an d before Mr. L. i f*i« this morning to lac* the 1... il. is allegrd to 1 100 K P K Menoi: N -J!* Balmoral R n about r> i ti the morm \ug 11 The
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      STOP SUPPLIES TO JAPANESE, SAYS SENATOR
      65 24 SENATOR BchweUenbach, in a letur i<> Mr. Cordell Hu!«. me init«d S'.attN Secretary of State uru«s Che immediate Institution o( an embargo on war supplies to Japan. Japan has broken u series i I International treaties, he argues, n I* •uiir to Rive six
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      Another Concession To Japanese In Shanghai
      140 24 Another Concession To Japanese In Shanghai Shanghai, \u^ 12. k NOVEL sit-down strike staged yesterday by a Japanese Renilarmc at n British suard house lasted seven and a hall hours. A sergeant of the Bast Surreys anJ a British sergeant of the MunictpaJ police came across a Japanese gendarme on
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      Foreign Office Callers
      22 24 London, Aug. 12. —Callers at Foreign Office yesterday included thTurkish and Polish Ambassadors uid Hie Jugoslav Minister. British Wireless
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      MOVE TO PREVENT HADING OVER OF CHINESE
      207 24 MOVE TO PREVENT HADING OVER OF CHINESE British Action Illegal? SHANGHAI LAWYERS FILE APPLICATION Concession Mobilises FomJ For Anniversary Of Invasion! Shanghai, Am. ii. \1 U. Hugh Arthur Keeks and Mr. John R#bcrl Joins, partners of the legal firm of Ellis td Hays, this morning filed in their own na:
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      Decision Deferred
      113 24 ID»ku ed pur ensor) Shanghai, Aug. 12. Mr. Justice Grant J«.n<^ hat deferred hia decision on thi applic i tion for a rule misi made by Mr. Reeks and Mr K. Jones. \vh«» urcre inftmetcd tiiroiigh jolhltori in London. IThe hearinf, whlcn u;t-, in chambers, lasted three hours.
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      Chinese Perturbed
      78 24 Chungking, An*. It Chinese circles are vcrv perturbed at Britain*! decision to hand «>\ci four Tientsin suspect*. Tin- declsiOll is regarded as tantamount to a death warrant. oflfi< i;ii are rery reticent, i»'»t it is expected lha< verj \i r nn'u> representations will wade m Lond< 'iHankow, Ang<
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      Chungking Radiophone Link With Singapore
      66 24 hung] ii a RADIOPHONE servfc Dm:."! Ing and Hoi will \;v, open* 'I on Ti e«day, wht n Pi-emier, Dr. Ii I Kung. will ex- han the ro^ Sir Geoffrey Norlhcotc. Preparations ;i beini miili connect Chungkinf by radloleleph'iic With Ilisii(»i. Kai^onn, GUngftp<»rc. [Manila, and
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      JAPANESE REPLY Pressing For Talks To Be Resumed
      42 24 JAPANESE REPLY Pressing For Talks To Be Resumed a Tok: ,)ies.s seeminffr d] tir British P'« uounrin.; the handmi nUln suspecti The AsihiShi lertcnagicn. B: lined M. 8 f anew delegal „f lii.s desin ihe demand that I for i nntlvmam^ Reuter
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      MORE BOMBERS ARRIVE FOR SELETAK BASE
      17 24 SIM I^ I T rgSSg xsxgSS* linnrtl h i an«« wmW"-
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      JAPANESE SWOOP IN TIENTSIN
      37 24 JAPANESE SWOOP IN TIENTSIN Sh.in^hn. Auji. 12. JAPANESE ixops > estercla> snddenb occupied the British whjul in the liritish Concession of Tientsin. They examined ail intoning and outgoing steamers. The situation is extreme!} tense. Sin Chew Jit Poh
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      WIDOW'S CLAIM ON AIR CRASH
      55 24 WIDOW'S CLAIM ON AIR CRASH N< W Yolk. Au lii. EXAMINATION of Sir John Rcith I chairman of Imperial Airways, in connection with a suil for damages by nn American woman whose husband wa I killed in the Cayalier disaster, has been jx).stponed until Aug. 25. according to j Mr.
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