Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 September 1939

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    23 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A. M. EDITION '■■■■■■■■■■■a r "VOL. 7- X 14. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1939 FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune
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    GERMAN FORCES CHECKED IN BOTH FRONTS
    425 1 Saarland Towns Evacuated PRESSURE ON POLES RELIEVED BY ALLIED STAFF'S ACTION Paris, Sept. 9. M^ACED by a formidable French offensive German troops are retreating m parts; of the Western front, according to an official communique published here to-day. The progress of the French troops
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      London
      101 1 The Duke of Gloucester has issued sn appeal fir fanda M head of thp Order <»i st. John :m<i British Keel ross S ncty, which during (i: il »r spent ir.000.0000 on supplementary (Mivrmin-Dt arrangements m hospitals .uml on providing recreative facilities for war uorkci A pap r providing
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      Paris
      80 1 In France, a tax < f 15 per cent, en thr incomes of all men l>vtv«n 18 :m(i 4«> who are not m mi!it:uv service is announced. At the btfinning of next year. th f fxtr.u niM i ontribution for ottional (!ef« nee levied on all income* will be
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      Amsterdam
      63 1 U was officially announced m Und( M this morning that the Br »ish Minister m Amsterdam *as to-day instructed to inform Jf Netherlands Government Netherlands neutrality *ovid bo respited by Britain ■J. lon < ;ls it was respected bj (Hh "r pourrs. The hope va ri «»ial this assurance
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      Copenhagen
      76 1 (l ■.»«nli.:«,. l „i('vsa>;? states na \pl;'nrs were hoard over the ls|| f "»a.i frontier this n ">;'. hut th.. iM-avv mist '"I'd tiie planes from being JJ is f»rtl> rr declared thai t r »i bombs U( re dropped Into f JJ, causim- wmtersp -its. wS2l a v
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      Moscow
      59 1 thatih P rl lr m M (OU states taiNi MrvisU vvh ohave been y n) v iMJloiu^ air being miiL viel Uhiie Kussiii r> nuir m thr b"r.-irr ami ?00 Uhi- n ejNt o| lh nearest Pslisn faiii-H t<)lal ownber tl bmh hor'; Hr "I"" 1 <ates that pr!"
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      Isanbul
      24 1 ifilS V1 »>a\<> been m etrtv for sl^ w< Pka training: 10rdj,!., y ll<s '"'krv, mk ui l( a Bimm j rOM uUn-
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    FOUR HOUSES ABLAZE IN $10,000 FIRE IN SINGAPORE
    309 1 FOUR HOUSES ABLAZE IN $10,000 FIRE IN SINGAPORE was paralysed, and roads were jammed with hundreds of people when a huge fire l>n>ke out at bout 7.60 last night, destroying four phop-housea at Rochore ('anal Road .Hid Involving $10,000 damage. The i! ea were all second-hand motor tyre depots, and
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    Nazis Ready For Peace
    348 1 Nazis Ready For Peace Berlin, Sept 0. "QERMANY is ready for peace. It resta with you, Mr. Chamberlain, wh< ther to give th word for life or death. But newj again shall there he a Versailles," said Field Marshall Goering m a broadcast speech from a German munition factory today
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    Air Raid On Berlin
    104 1 Copenhagen, Sept. 9. I)LANES ar? reported to htft been flying over Berlin between 2.45 and 3.40 a.m. to-day, according to a German report. An air raid warning was sounded, and the all-clear signal was not given until after threequarters of an hour. When the air raid
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    Poles Defend Warsaw Against Nazi Attack
    508 1 Poles Defend Warsaw Against Nazi Attack r £UK Polish Embassy In London m a statement refuted the claim. by the Germans that Warsaw had fallen and characterised this as absolutely false. They state that the Germans have been pushed back m (he north and that the likelihood of the fall
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    $300 Fine On Chandu Charge
    7 2 I chandu.
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    Singapore River Has Interesting History
    672 2 NOW CONVERTED INTO AR TER V OF TRAFFIC (Tribune Staff Reporter) QRIGINATING m (ho humble marshes of a valley well inland, the Singapore River grows from a tiny rivulet to assume the proportioOfl of a river as it approaches the lea. I!* large section is
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    DECAPITATFD BODY ON RAILWAY LINE
    21 2 IN [ndlan mandore was tound dcac y after hsad frniri b r: v Thi ng tht^
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    $43,000 FOR PATRIOTIC FUND
    54 2 $43,000 FOR PATRIOTIC FUND Singapore, Saturday. IyiOKF than 51.J.000 had been collected up to the time Of citsing of the t nartcred Bank this no< n for the Malaya Patriotic Fund. Cheques poured m the wholt morning, accordiiv; to Hank official-.. At the time of bank dosing on Friday, the
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    UNLICENSED ROTAN STORAGE
    84 2 Singapore, Saturday. UR. Ah Khan SuratUe. J.P was this morning fimd .Si and costs by vr Rowland E. Turnbull. the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, on a summons charge LssUfid by the Rural Boau! for luring his premises at No. 29'"». Pay: Lebar Road, for a dangerous .»nd
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    Government Sells Rice
    14 2 M Harbour IV >■•••.) Godown No. M, lh« i I n MMMI
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    LOUD-SPEAKERS IN USE IN SINGAPORE
    137 2 T m<: Public mis no* m openrticjmud i,.s, mrh mation c< iccrninjr the food position and pri< meni v from eakers instnllcd m the ecu areas of Si re. Tho information was l>maclca mi n Engli ■<•. Hi Tamil and T< tl the C rps
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    Thailand Proclaims Neutrality
    55 2 Thailand Proclaims Neutrality Out Own Correspondent). p| G and ha warn to follow i 1 i I itish A' British Club he*j mat c In c m] 11 ty rule the I 1 Til the ii i pie tha to go up m war ti em to d< pend cr
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    PRAYER MEETING
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    Court Moves Again
    117 2 Court Moves Again (Tribune Staff Rvporler) Til E sol< mn and somewhat chol.N silence m tin Ci i-oim-i' ('(Mill \;is null' >,« relay l>y the lw-t!i- and i '■ih, i to another. f ituated fo; many j tfni p., Sixth < C urt ha* within the Id feu- ye iiy
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    Boy Given 10 Strokes
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    KNOCKED DOWN BY LORRY
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    GOVERNMENT TO SHOW PROFITEERS NO MERCY
    343 3 MAXIMUM PRICES OF ALL FOODS T 0 BE BROADCAST, PUBLISHED FOR PUBLIC'S INFORMATION l^vtriouHFomll i Ad^ i ommittees m Singapore appoin 1 lk Food (V-iif \u tremely actr and maximum n Rxed for Sia Rice, Burma White H iwlcn ed Mill i] ri,,,i, a
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    Gunny Bags Now Sell At Premium
    196 3 (Tribune Mail Reporter) r rill-; local equivalent to the rag-and-bonc man of Bn^land is 1 lie Chinese hawker who deals m old (tunny-bags, newspapers and iron i ardware which were purchased before the war for a few coppera from Singapore house Ol late, however,
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    DEATH OF MISS JEAN McGRATH
    85 3 Singapore, Saturday jyjl^s ./< an McOrath passed ..way n tv i thi nn nlng at mc I Ha pltal, ..1 1 a loru? nin. 1 went 1 r e Mi w- rath was the daught< r of Mr .1 d Ml M McGrath, and ihe
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    Censot On Addressing Of Letters
    140 3 Censot On Addressing Of Letters Tin: < iii,-r < us.,, \Msi,,s 1.. P< »t!l out ti.al th« puMic still do ml appear t«» he aware that the endeis n.imr irirl address vhouSd be m 1 itten on the hack of envelopes containing letten rt... and (lie matte? is causing eonsidcrabU
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    Silver Coin Not Worth Hoarding
    159 3 Silver Coin Not Worth Hoarding 1 T has been broughi to the notice ol 1 th< Cuirency Oommissionen that 1 umoui 1 been pi < ad by ill-in-U ationed persons to the i ffect that there 1 likely to be a shortage of small f liver The actuaJ position \a
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    Ambulance Brigade's Examination
    30 3 Ambulance Brigade's Examination Mi VfBERS I i he S« J< hn Ambi .11! 11 tl 1 tli l<J > i ..;> t oi nii 1 iifU'c > at > L. Sin c dr. \,s.
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    Chinese Ran A Lottery
    23 3 i I l ll' •I •!>. I i t 1 Accused >■ (> I<M< „1 In tin- hot I •I value Mil)
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    CAFE WIEN CLOSED
    24 3 I MIi I > i»ou A rhai Road ha c\ «*d >:■ ■h< <iv- I IG I ill ;s i i Europe I
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    High Tension
    17 3 The Moskoviti h Kiotiiors, daredfvii :»rrnb:tts- who are making i series appearances at th- Greal
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    NO BIKE THEFTS IN JOHORE
    214 3 (Jofcorc Rep] csenlative) pOR the last three months not a single bicycle was reported -l< leu Irom Johore l>ahru. The scheme to redact the numkr ol bicycle thefts !nhoduced m Johore Bahru lasi year i- wotkintj extremely well. Bicycles left unattended and unlocked m any
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    Muslims Cannot Go To Mecca Now
    451 3 I WAR FOILS LIFE AMBITIONS Or HUNDREDS IN AAALAYA (Tribune Stall Reporter) UUNDREDS of devo it Muslin .>m Malaya and oiher coun the Par Easi have had their life ambitions sha red through tho cancellation of this year's pilgrimage to- Mecca. The decision of
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    BUKIT KATIL RUBBER
    30 3 The rubb'w crop of Bukii Kati] Estate i for the month nt Aui' j f ID:','» 31.634 lb. making a total for -i month; 110,160 lb. i
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    FOOD POSITION CONSIDERABLY IMPROVES
    82 3 FOOD POSITION CONSIDERABLY IMPROVES 'I'HF sertrral position as In M food is t«mrernrd has hn proved r'lnsjfiri.'ihiy. Action i i<<'n by <H«- Famd Svpfiy Officer a^ainsl rerUUn dealers rm »< 1.1 a very healthy rffrri and 81l furs of iho public have ro*opc rated really splendidly m ing thr Department
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    SPIRITS' VACATION NEAR END
    184 3 SPIRITS' VACATION NEAR END (Tribune stall Report two days will o! the annual vacation ol the and it is with ;i heavy h< -m tramp, or rather fly b nflnemenl This; :<t least, l' what a great maj< of the Chinese believe for It nnon belief that on tho first
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      6 3 Jfißlood Pressure *Men& Women '^•Sr :-fV.::'",
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      44 4 T THRILLS! Y^KBB f _and laugh*. with the \J*/$ I trouble-shooter for I I the »how and a torn- r V V boy daughter of the J b*^ V ,-vSawdutt! HXER fmL /WKIrV *^j| VIRGINSA WEIDLER gtfEl M SHANNON ymJSTJLt I To-morrow PAVILION i
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      142 4 SEASON EXTENDED! Hundreds Have AcclaimeJ This Grand TEfM COLOR PICTURE as "SHIRLEY'S BEST-' CAPITOL I SHOWS t o-day _J II Us 3-15, 6-15, 9.,5 SHIRLEY TEMPLE m 20th Century -Fox film's inspiring TECHNICOLOR Triumph From the Grand Story by FRANCES HODGSON BURNETTTHE LITTLE PRINCESS A I I See the Touching
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    The Happy Theatre Presents
    122 5 pARiMOUN'i ictun will present at •'re Happy Theatre on Sept. 14, 15 and Boy Trouble" witlj Charlie Kuliulc's. 10.7 Boland and Donald O'Connor. Bay Trouble as the title snggi gij with the difficulties experienced y i typical modern lamily when it acadenily "acquires" v couple of
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    THE TARZAN FAMILY IS GROWING
    556 5 THE TARZAN FAMILY IS GROWING THIS KISSING GAME! L M the "Yoo-Hoo" fcriea reiea ed recei, I m r.s. was M. n JL!T Ba^c I 1!!?* a S<>n iM Which Johnn 3 Weissrauiler and squaw O'Sullivan lay the foundations of a jungle family and emity by adopting a ftve-year-oW youngster,
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    Mr. Mullins Says Husband "Wants Kicking"
    450 5 London, Aug. 15. i fiPINIONS about a husband's anxiety neurosis wero expressed \< terday by Mr. Claud Mullins, the magistrate, at the South-Wos-tem police court. He said the man wanted "kicking into activity." Reform him \tas Herbert Frederick Pryde, of Landoi-road, Stockwell, who had
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    Boy Accused Blames Drink
    46 5 I a boy "i tixteen accused Ipswich i ol stealing ti2.s. fid., was alleged to have told the police: "I had so much drink I d*.d not know what I was doing." J iiv was remanded for a medical I n port
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      299 5 Eaten Up with RHEUMATISM Now Fit os o Fidd.e, fe^lfel) Thanks to Cystcx r y JWSI AT LAST FINDS A MEDICINE I (nFRVOUSNFSs) J TO END HER CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CAStrBLOATIKcK «G of Mfltoa M(r,Ktr terest- I LOSS OF 'rs fr Rheul r n^J~r^7r c 'VM^ VIGOUR I DRY Sk.\ f\
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      652 5 7W£ A?f/Z£s OF HEALTH '^f *$&fj rNLKSS the bloodstream is purified of all poisons Jffl Wk'^ which collect through modern conditions of living BH^^ P you cannot expect to look 01 feel well. Andrews W^ Andrews gives you through and through Inner I [JL Cleanliness. It defeats headaches, hverishness, Ip*^l
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    SNAKE IN DEATH MARATHON
    166 6 SNAKE IN DEATH MARA THON pilil.\(i ifsolt against the |Urn tion r«*cur I of a python make m London Zoo, whiib livt*»i on nothing bat uir for f(-ur ytars and one, mouth j T«\ is rattlesnake m Glas* sow Zoo is engaged m a slow deathstarvation marathon. With only eight
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    Difficult!
    49 6 'IVj test efficacy of new fal (eeth, Capetown dentist Insi patients repeating following "Filly sid sell n thc s i shore's shed at Sea Poinl 11 lilt- patient li.-.p.s l tic uie! like wind rushing throi tures are adjusted u a-; the pal i enunciation i.s perfect C
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    PAIN AFTER MEALS
    129 6  - PAIN AFTER MEALS F.B. Scott \*y Dr. M.D., Paris. 1 Oi ail the aches and pairus which wAiients coma and tel! me about, sto- mach pain after meals i.s probably the wusi I get such stabbing, griping pains alter mculo," they say. or 'my m al.s give me such a
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      A ROMAN CASTLE ON THE EUPHRATES
      234 6 A ROMAN CASTLE ON THE EUPHRATES QJk A ure] Sf< in has returned t<» aftei explorations In Iraq and i ran Jordan. His ill d >n ol tic Royal hi\ q Petroleum C mi any. thu abli to trace the -out h and uo/1 h Sin jar. v. I ween
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      She Lived On Lollipops
      81 6 "C^R ten years Miss Liru ri-on. twenty-pine, oi Ea; W*»w Jersey, lived or. nothing bm lollipops, ginger beer, ".ml lemon .shf iiad doctors puzzled Etbout lie r- i> culiarlty, which mad: it impw give her biij i ther kind of fNov.- M i Franson h and
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      LEGACY FOR POISON
      48 6 A WILL Bled m Pretoria includes the following bequest: "My mite #M receive tho sum of is 3d. to buy one bottle of spirits ol salt, hall [or iu i r and half for her father, to dunk lir. thing iii the mornine Daily Harald
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      COALHULK WITH A HISTORY
      76 6 COALHULK WITH A HISTORY tOB more than j Ji'sa 5 i E the Ba> withuu, Merchi I to feed i untie liist,,i A n htei l India Vativ^ attacßcd >t llt as '^^off into the mirts the ship a,, offica w .ih an r (il '<: lutlur pro, •1 to
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      Caddie Fined For Refusing To Caddie
      75 6 Caddie Fined For Refusing To Caddie A < \l)l)lh who refusfd to umi |.li\*r\ clubs «vi the M Uirv. s COWSC tt.is lii'id S« A tk polh cowl at St. Am) David Martin, the I raining hard that day and he "nil aid for his rhein Martin, like all the
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      BACKING OUT OF LIFE
      85 6 1 ol I)' nvtr one he curb and stared wil dark m walkin ing: hydrants When police se xrd 1 and turned hii his shmiHh thai his name w?..i i JjJJ hr waa 35 (Jl cd I k bac h'.b I .-How a", B I hupltal
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      217 6 Pyorrhea and Trench Mouth Stopped m 24 Hours T dtng ri!- i ufii. i.r 10r,q.» f rlt mean thai are :i victim <>i Pyorrl Trench A 1 1 1 1 1 or <om< lid riiseasr th.n will <\ <-nl v.ill .Mi t f ha ye to 1> 1., mi j
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    Frontline May Be Your Own Doorstep
    722 7  -  W. A. HARPUR 1914-1939: A Comparison >«••■■■■■■■■■■■ QV QNLY m superficial ai i- nir the situation m London to-diiy resemble thai of the few immefliately preceding and following the outbreak of the lut War. Perhaps the greatest aiiiert -nce is that m 1939 the
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    Cathedral Treasure Recovered
    58 7 Cathedral Treasure Recovered S .iU'IHI.I. A N >m|M,r(ant p.nj ol Ihe trca(wJJJ* removed from the ijrjjj* l of Valencia during (Kll has been recovered. pier, il I 1 Exhibition i few year-- Jjjw enami lied pix ol f to ,!t 0 Cell! taken from it"^by th* pla<>(> <!;: Cathedral m
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    Magnificent Morale
    30 7 I ill II INFANTRY ON THE MARCH: This picture of French troops parading down the (humps Blyvee was taken m Paris ;it the ■asttte i)a> eelefcratiani m July.
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    Russia Has 2,000,000 Reindeer
    87 7 Russia Has 2,000,000 Reindeer Helsinki. rpill.Kl nr 2.000,000 ieinu>.t 1 or TO per cent. <»t the tnt:«i miinber m the WOrl* -'•> b« round In the Boriel Union »c--rordinf to Russian ■•wapapen reaching hrr»\ Most «m t!»r animals mv natu rail] im Hit- northernmost disIricts, where t li«*> perform pww
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    Government Aid For S. Rhodesia's Air Clubs
    204 7 S illsbiiry. ('LYING clubs m Southern Rhodesia will m future receive subsidies from the Government. I J ieilt.-Col. C. W Meredfth, Director of Aviation, announced that a new cmc covering a revised .subsidy arrangement for civil flying and superseding all previous schemes has
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    JUST FOR A "SCRAP OF PAPER"
    1336 7 JUST FOR A "SCRAP OF PAPER" 'PURNING out some old papers, friend of mine discovered a document which i 4 ia Interesting to tecal] at the present time. It was the despatch written hv Sir Ernest rhen, British Ambassador m Berlin, on Aug. x. 1914, describing ttie rupture of diplomatic
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    LIE DETECTOR IN SPY HUNT
    115 7 New York, Aug. 10 A "LIX DETECTOR" machine la i being used m the hunt for the men responsible for a series of strange accidents at the Paterson. New Jersey, plant of the Wright Aeronautical Corporation. Sabotpoflsibly by foreign spies, ia map ■ctcd. i Post,
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    MAROONS FOR THE BAILIFFS
    80 7 MAROONS FOR THE BAILIFFS Mortgage strikers on 1 1 1* n w housin estates round London arc to be suppl i I with maroons to wain them ol Ui approach r>f builiflh j The Federation of Tenants" ;ind R dents' Association expect larg < nipt. s by the building societi*
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      108 7 ENGLISH iDANISH AUSTRALIAN I all the &<?sf breakfasts include BACON bacon and kidnovs and bacon, haddock and baron pK|^ n and bnrrm on toast, m fact, whatever 1T <tr the di.sh served, bacon menu to Play hHOUT UT HACK Important part, which is reason enough STHK \KY for purchasing only
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1478 8  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. V ERA ARDMORE MIM BY urn {cSiagapore's First I vonin.4 Wedding A MOST enjoyable celebration was held on Saturday September 2nd when the Singapore Royal Artillery Volunteeis held their annual dinner and dance. There were two hundred and fifty people present, these beginning to arrive
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    SEEN AND HEARD
    177 8 Au revoir was said to Mrs. L W. Geddes (Doris to her numerous friends), when she sailed for Australia by the Cen- taur on Tuesday morning. She 5 is going via the west visiting Freemantie and her home town. Sydney. A son for Mr. and Mrs. I
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, September 10, 1939. ALL CAN HELP
    640 10 S UNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, September 10, 1939. ALL CAN HELP AFTER the pouring of the first shock of realisation that tht Empire is at war, and after purely persona] considerations have been sublimated to tin ir proper perspective, there arise; m everyone's mind the question: What can I do to
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    WE SHALL WIN THIS STRUGGLE
    1281 10  - WE SHALL WIN THIS STRUGGLE C. H. Stanley Jones By ASIATIC PEOPLES HAVE NO DOUBT ABOUT IT ANE irreat question WHITHER BRITAIN?— lias been answered. After several years of apparent indecision, but of miffhty preparation. Britain has taken the bit between her teeth. Her road is clear. It is WAR
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    New Garden City For London's Slum Dwellers
    278 10 New Garden City For London' s Slum Dwellers FVEMOLITION workers are busy now at Stoke Newini>ton, where the U work of clearing the site for the L.C.C.'s "Gardon City of North London" has bejrun. On a 64-acre site adjoining Seven Sisters-road, N., 14,000 slum dwellers will be rehoused m flats
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    LARGE DISCOVERY OF COAL IN INDIA
    79 10 Simla. VALUABLE new deposits of coal and iron have, it is claimed, been discovered m India. In one workable seam alone m Assum a tcval reserve of 80,000 000 tons of coal Is said to be indicated. In Bastar State, m Eastern India. 610,00;,000
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    Prices As Usual
    83 10 If the shopman says "I'm sorry I am suit "But your rice and saw-fish now will vu s >o u m** Just seize him by ihe collar while m his par l t<u }<>v h'>ll er "Look out for squalls, the price is fixed by law With
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    The TONSORIAL TRADE
    875 11  -  Hugh Savage Anyone With A Comb And A kPair Of Scissors Can Be A Barber In Singapore (»> ANYONE armedu ith a pair of fldssors, a comb and a yen. geance can become a barber m Singapore, and what's more any barber m the city can call
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    CIVILIANS TO MAN BOMBER SQUADRONS
    99 11 Cape Town. gO.MBKR (iK 1(( SMU:1(ll I|s ccssfu, „at thVX^cn b t c< o ofn f SfS?i I i? now planning squadrons manned by civilian pilots m the various commands. Twelve air units of the active citizen force have been established, the Government Gazette announces.
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    Britain's 25,000 Missing People
    511 11 Girls No Longer Victims Of White Slavers I- >nd< n. Aug. 23. jJVERY ytKiw some 25,000 men and women disappear from their homes m Britain, London alone accounting for about 4,200 eases. There is an intensely human story be hind nearly every one of these cases.
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    Afraid To Go To Italy
    90 11 Afraid To Go To Italy /Uexandi la k WKLL-KNOWN I pt i.m itm d' nt here, who usvallj spends his manual holidaj In Italy, wrote to Signor Mussolini stating thai he was afraid U» v«» there this jrear In \iew <>i the uncertain international situation. Thr duce is understood i«»
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    Italian Capital For Abyssinia
    78 12 Italian Capital For Abyssinia I Rome. Aug. 29. (CAPITAL amnuntinK to £7.000,000 has been invested by the Italian public m building enterprises m Ad(iis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, ajtcording to figures issued here. Of this sum about £5.000,000 is for commercial buildings, n. 000 .000 for factories and othei
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    149 12 New ork, ednesday. PRESIDENT Roosevelt, already a mar neighbour of Rather Divine, the little Harlem Negro whom thousands regard as a "Messiah/ 1 is to Ih> brought still nearer "Heaven." To-day Pather Divine opened n< tuitions to buy the 700-acret Frederick Vandorbili c tate
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    117 12 Savona. llfllKN Siftnon Anna Kriano, a 27-year-old deaf mule, suddenly recovered her speech m the village of ille Bormida near here, she hurried lo tell her husband the n:*\*>. But tit*- man, Maim bnuno aged 32, had been taken to hospital m .t dying condition after an
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    335 12 BylC. A. 1 h» m l-".l>r.ofOcularSci, n f ONE our eyes is tl ditioned during iho, IK to Our Lhem I by artificial H,ht Ls :ui affair of £n instant In our lon, I .V fl\ ♦Wjn 1,,,,., home so that you will n
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    The Problem Of Police Dogs For Malaya
    803 13  - The Problem Of Police Dogs For Malaya Mak Ting Sum How Dobberman Pinschers Might Be Practical \ly P lL!( X';".K >( experimented with to any l V\ is to be provedby pScS ,yrien« >whether or not «,e> ;are worthbeing takeWfoJ 4epurpo.se. There h no doubt that if these doffiiwkS f
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    FRENCH NATIONAL DEFENCE GIFTS
    58 13 FRENCH NATIONAL DEFENCE GIFTS Paris. THK office of M. Daladier continues to receive a stream of money gifts to be employed for purposes of National Defence, and many of these are anonymous. The latest is one for 1.000,000 francs. II is announced that these voluntary contributions have already enabled nine
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    "CROPS MUST BE PROTECTED"
    152 14 Chungktng, Auk. 31. f ENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek recently wind to Dr. 11. H. Kung, President of the Executive Yuan, instructing that special efforts should be made to protect the bumper crvpa harvested m Szechwan this year. General Chiang expressed satisfaction over the good crops reported over
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    RUSSIAN PRESS ON MONGOLIA
    114 14 Moscow. Sept. 1. i\i an article on the eighteenth anniversary of the Mongolian Revolution the Moscow newspaper Krasnya Zvezda says that, "the frontiers of the People's Republic of Outer Mongolia are m reli able hands. "The Insolent attack of Japanese warmongers will lead to complete defeat
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    31 14 Chun J)KEFARING for the the National Wintc. c:-" iuittc Ls launching a 1 Inniiiq tp-d I 000 000 cotton paddf I fenders a«d for the refuftoes. __^~M
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    496 14 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN ru,M WILD AND WOOLY wl? 5 W H AT rdofChK^A*! M S n -°r On Of a -n al t m rein^ China rravei Service, who «tunff hX*£2» < Political Counc ,,w v v lh tht Th<l first linking up tho new province with
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    "TOO BUSY" TO SEE HALT SIGN
    87 15 "I am too d bu-v looking for other igna to see this I am an olliccr m the .serving forces." So Captain the Hon. Sir Thomaa A rrankland, of the Royal Tank corps Bcvington, Dorset was tat d at Wind or In have told
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      195 15 Jk A SUPERMAN IN 1939. The "Win id Beater" Course of lloin<« »iinf|| b) HAROLD \l X \N( I fl routed s Champion Qm: Britain Official Olympic Ifcttißepres ntatlve. so phenomenally lor over 50,0 JO mon betweoTi c Ir of ir> and 60. including eminent te:- !;s of the Army,
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      168 15 ON THE AIR TO HAY m mm m r mX, MX J m WHEN AND WHERE TO LISTEN IN SINGAPORE tgL metre i 13 mc|a) H p 30 96 m< tn 9 69 m< ncerl pi; /ed H •< i Orchestra j B i pm- I ii programme I m
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      132 15 I nlsslbn ii; i- Famous l M i xhood* rompUerJ ;y h > n n J'""- H A.,' 0 50 Church of Holy Trinity Address bY n Ci b M. Warner. letter II 10 Sporl with Harp IB ritone). Nun ii d Joi Harp) 12.15 Sat l<> MORROW IK INSMISSION
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      David Challenge Cup Match In Penang
      188 16 David Challenge Cup Match In Penang By "Sphinx" Penang) IX Province WeUesley, I understand a meeting ha-; already been called to run the "David Challenge Cup" badminton competition among the three districts m the North, Central and South. The northern districts embrace Butterworth and its outlying villages. The central will
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      Ladies' Events Cancelled In Johore
      174 16 Ladies' Events Cancelled In Johore (By "QifaT Itam) PONTRARY to expectations. tries received for the Mm State badminton championships are rather pcnir. Kntries closed on Sep 2 and the draw will take place Ml Owing to in.sulTici.ent suppor dies 1 singles, the ladies' doubles and m mixed doubles events Lave
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      Perak Open Championships: Prospects Of Players Discussed
      856 16 Perak Open Championships Prospects Of Players Discussed P.B.A. STILL WITHOUT A SECRETARY (|{> "Observer* Perak) AS generally expected by all supporters of the gane, the Perak open championship will very likely take place early next month or m December. The resignation of th> honorary secretary of th" I*. X A.
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      MALACCA NOT SUPPORTING WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT?
      330 16 MALACCA NOT SUPPORTING WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT? (By lUmhlcr"— SHanßor) IT is rather disappointing that support has not yet been received from Malacca m connection with the proposal of a wonnn's triangular badminton meet between Selanßor, Negrl and Malacca. The proposal was sent out Quito a lons time ago. Whole-hearted support of
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      BADMINTON FIXTURE
      87 16 A inendly badminton match, consistUig of three Singles and three doubles. will be played on Sunday. Sept. 10. at 7.30 a.m. between the Roxy Theatre Badminton Party and the Cheerful Lads A P .at the former's court, m East Coasl Road. The Rooty's team Will be selected from
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    No Mercy For Profiteers
    623 17 No Mercy For Profi teers ntunied from page 5). rfln be stored for 1 'milled rice deterioraU I I ffl s oDt^t yet been p to II o* s J i locally, but I "ti^d to do this on Monday I stable P- under i 1 n and any necei
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    PROFITEER'S 978 BAGS OF FLOUR SEIZED IN MALACCA
    27 17 PROFITEER'S 978 BAGS OF FLOUR SEIZED IN MALACCA r m Ol Own Cwr«pondent). Niv Malacca, Saturdai INK hmdred and, ievent/bclonSn! S V Wm Xi -in'^"-,;; 1 ~28
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    ONLY ONE CASE OF VIOLATION
    75 17 London, s« pi 9. ONLY one <■:. violation (it the neutrality of foreign count rica has boon proved to the of the Netherlands Governnv 1. it La added, was asked for Information and this was furnished as soon as it b(<available. This statement Is reply
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    Volunteers To Retain Posts If Called Up
    127 17 r rilK following notification with regard to the Volunteers has been issued by the Secretary for Defence, Malaya: Ti has been stated that certain mem- >■! the Volunteer Ftorces are uneasy of their liability to the they may lore their Hi> Excellency th<*
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' EMPIRE SERVICES
    51 17 1 V. rpHE su. -pension of the all-up Rlr ma!] I ,i yici without ome extent Bltei mod at ion situation ol Imperial Air 1.--by [mperiaJ Airway Until I c will be b tv and i nd Au tra kly ervic< land a East A1 rieu.
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    36 17 London, Sept. 9. rat from Atlantic ports In the I atea U) Oreat Britain h Increased by one-third. Rates between the Pacific coa and Europe will in> raised from one-third to half— Reuter
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    AMERICAN WAR EXPERT SAYS ALLIES HAVE THE ADVANTAGE
    443 17 Long Conflict Expected Germany Could Not Win Even With Italy's Help 'QERMANY cannot win, oven if Italy helps her," sa\s General Rivers, noted American military expert. "She rannofl win by Knock-out blows against such great firing power, colossal armies, and naval and
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    132 17 Fifth R. A. F. Flight Over Germany don, Sept, r j"IIK Royal Air Force carried out t heir ftfl h rec nnaisance fli^hi m unfavourable weal hw condit ion I■■ any last night. Copies of t he note to i In- rerman people were dropped over a wide area m
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    BRITAIN GIVES ASSURANCE TO THAILAND
    131 17 London. Sept. 0. A MINISTRY of Information bulletin -tatis that the Thai Gotmeal hare for some wreekfl past b n manifesting certain nervoasness as > \hr possibility of violation of its neutrality by beUigereni I and th's m rvou tie -s appears i to have
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    Four Chinese Handed Over
    75 17 London, Sept. I). tiik Pour Chinese prisoners concerma m the Anglo-Japanese dispute which led to Uv J-itLh Concession being blockaded ere reported m a radio message from Tokyo to have been surrendered over yesterday to the Japanese military authorities, by Chinese High Court. Tt is report
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    CATHOLIC PLEDGE SUPPORT
    30 17 CATHOLIC PLEDGE SUPPORT London, Kept. B, i I icil of th Catholic Union 01 Great Britain to-day Issui d a statemeni ple< the Government m thi w rut Germany. Renter.
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    128 17 London, Sept. 9. fJOMMENTING < n rep ..-N thai the Duke and Duchess of Windsor are leaving An France, for England, The Tin* says that the announcement will cause no surprise, still less any kind of contention. "It has alwa; b a ured that we Id not
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    1372 18 Singapore Lacks Controlling Body fHE Malayan cricket season is now over, cxc "pi for one or two minor matches here and there, and it will not be out of place now to have a brief survey of the doings of the various States ;;iid
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