The Straits Times, 7 May 1939

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 385 Sunday, May 7, 1939 Price 10 Cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 385 Sunday, May 7, 1939 Price 10 Cents
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    CHUNGKING AIR RAID HORROR
    160 1 Japanese Revenge For Military Defeats 200,000 Flee From Capital After Thousands Killed BRITISH AMBASSADOR PROTESTS TO TOKIO GOVERNMENT Shanghai, Saturday. pASUALTIES caused by the ruthless Japanese bombing of Chungking, the wartime capital of China, are today estimated at more than 5,000 civilians men, women and children,
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    HARROWING SCENES IN BLAZING CAPITAL
    339 1 Chungking, Saturday. THK Japanese air raid on Thursday transformed the wartime capital into a blazing inferno. Forty per cent, of the buildings in the city, including many of the finest structures, have been destroyed by explosions and fires. Flying in ziz-zag formation. 27 Japanese raiders
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    CLOSING PRICES
    79 1 (From Our Own Correspondent, i London. Saturday. Bl DBKR Steady. London 7 15 lSd. sd. Mrv-June 8 1 16 d. S',d July-Sept.: 8' M d. B',d Oct. -Dec. rt 3 16d. 8 5 lbd. ■AGO FLOUR: Afloat, Bs. 7'd GOLD £7 Bs. 6d. SII.VKR Spot 2«*.d. Thrre mihs..
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    VATICAN MOVES FOR EUROPEAN PEACE
    77 1 Paris. Saturday. VUI BONNET. French Foreign Minister. n reported to the Cabinet this morning on the efforts being made by the Holy See for the maintenance of European peace. M. Bonnet's statement was made in the light of an interview he had yesterday with the
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    Bombs In Heart Of City
    434 1 FIRES caused by air raids on Thursday and yesterday continue to rage in Chungking, adds Reuter. The British Embassy and consulate staff have evacuated from Chungking proper to a place across the river. A German woman named Mrs. Huber was found dead yesterday near the
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    The King And Queen Sail Canada
    499 1 The King And Queen Sail Canada London, Saturday. LARGE crowds, including many Americans, lined the route to join in London's God speed to Their Majesties when they left at midday from Buckingham Palace for Waterloo Station en route to Portsmouth to embark in the Empress of Australia for Canada and
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    CABARET GIRL'S POISON DEATH
    97 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. A CABARET hostess and a young man were found in a state of collapse in a Chinese hotel in Malacca early this morning. They were rushed to hospital, but the girl, whose name is given as Fifl Low, died from
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    ITALIAN NAVAL REVIEW
    31 1 Rome, Saturday. A GREAT naval review. will b« heW in the Gulf of JHrples on Thurytfty before Prince Paul. Chief Regent of Yugoslavia, who visits Rome on Thurs-day.—Trans-Ocean.
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    22 1 This innocent is lucky she is not in Chungking. The picture was taken at Southampton when she arrived by troopship from India.
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    ANGLO-TURKISH TALK END IN AGREEMENT
    19 1 Istanbul. Saturday. The Antrlo-Turklsh talks have ended "in complete agreement." aecoHtaf to local newspaper.-.
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    Soldier Hears Sentence With Grin
    144 2 Smashed Window Stole Clock "IF a man Uke this wants to get out of the Army, let him commit some offence within the precincts of the Army and not damage the property of ill her people, against whom he has no grudge." said Chief Inspector
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    WATCH ON WINE DRINKERS
    153 2 Avoiding Car Accidents In Vienna Vienna. ANEW method for the prevention of motor accidents is a protective supervision of wine drinkers, which is now being organised by the Viennese criminal police. Vienna is surrounded by wine- growing districts and nn increasing number of motor accidents is
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    AMERICA WINS BROADCAST SHOOTING MATCH
    80 2 AMERICA WINS BROADCAST SHOOTING MATCH FE United States beat Great Britair by one shot in a Transatlantic small-bore rifle match recently broadcast. Six marksmen of Lensbury and Britannic House represented Britain firing ten shots each on a 50 yards ranse at Chicago University. The American team, which includes a woman.
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    700 Italians Want To Fight For France
    39 2 Paris It is rfficiallv announced at Annecy (SGUth-iast France) that mure than 700 Italians, most oi whom have large families, have applied for enlistment in the French Army should war break out.
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    184 2 k'Mtt pnomiji apfi was taken un.n officers ana men of "B" Division of Singapore District oj the Sa. l < gathered at the New World Banquet Mall to bid 'arewell to Detective Sub-Inspectcr Giam Ah Long, icho retired last Sunday after 30 years' service. Those in the front row, from
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    NEW SUBMARINE
    17 2 The first of two modern submarines built by Germany for Turkey has arrived at Istanbul.
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    MALAY ADMITS 23 PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS
    79 2 'pw'ENTY -THREE previous convic- tions were admitted by a 50-year-old Malay, Mohamed bin Haji Maidin in the Singapore Third Police Court, yesterday, when he admitted stealing a 40-cent pair of slippers from tne Municipal Services Club. .Mohamed was sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment and
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    WOMEN CONVICTS STRIKE
    75 2 Demand For Cosmetics Mexico City. THREE hundred women con--1 victs in the prison at Guadalajara, Mexico's second largest city, rioted and went on a Hunger strike that lasted for two days because the governor forbade them to smoke cigarettes and use cosmetics. The official contended that the
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    GIRL TAKES CAUSTIC SODA
    52 2 AVEHI>ICT of death by misadventure was returned yesterday by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, at an Inquiry into the death of a 19-year-old girl. Ng Phian, who died in hospital on April 29. after drinking water out of a cup which had previously contained
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    15-Year-Olds Mother-in-Law Trouble
    71 2 15-Year-Olds Mother-in-Law Trouble I HAD trouble with my mother-in-law," explained a 15-year-old Chinese wife. Lee Yum Kru in the Singapore Third Police Court, yesterday, when she pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to commit suicide. Lee Yarn Kew. who was ailegid to have taken a solution of caustic soda
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    Inoculation For 500 Boys At Ipoh
    55 2 Inoculation For 500 Boys At Ipoh iFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday WORE than 500 boys attending the I* Anderson School, Ipoh, are to be Inoculated against typhoid fever on Monday. The death of another pupil of the school was reported this morning. The authorities are anxious as the number
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    EGYPT'S FAITH IN BRITAIN
    110 2 Promises Confirmed Cairo. fHE Premier, Mohamed Mahmud Pasha, made a reassuring statement in the Senate on the country's measures for defence. He assured the Egyptian and foreign residents thr.t they might have perfect confidence that the Government would take all necessary measures to safeguard order and
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    PRESS LIASON WITH GOVERNMENT
    98 2 MR. William Will has been appoint- ed chairman of a Committee of the London. Provincial, and Scottish newspapers, and periodical newspapers termed last September. He is to ac as liaison b?lween newspaper organisations and the various Government departments which will deal with the carrying on of
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    BURNING BED AWAKENS BOARDERS
    119 2 WHEN the bed In a room in "Sunny- side,' a boarding house operated by Madame Felicia Dletz at 7, Cxley Road, Singapore, caught fire hit,' on Friday night, two boarders in a room above it were awakened by the smoke. They found mattress, pillows ana j
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    Bus Pickpocket Fined $10
    104 2 COR picking a purse front a fellow r passengers p«:ket in a trolley-bus. Wcnj.r Fai. a 26-year-old Cantonew.l was nnua $10. or in default two weeks' rigorous Imprisonment, in the Singapore Third Police Court, yesterday. Wong Fai. who claimed trial, was alleged to have taken a
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    NEW COMET IS FOUND
    131 2 INFORMATION has reached British astronomical observatories, circulated by the Royal Astronomical i Society, of the discovery of a new comet, visible to the naked eye. The I news was conveyed through Dr. ißosseland. director of Oslo, Norway, Observatory. The comet was stated to be of IM
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    EIGHT DROWNED
    28 2 Eight fishermen, ail members ot th same family, were drowned when then boat collapsed while pursuing a shoal of tunny- ash off Porto Mon'z, Mad in
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    SOLDIER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
    65 2 "From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Saturday. A MALAY soldier. Wan Embong bin Ibrahim, was charged before Raja Suleiman in the Police Court today with assaulting a police constable. It was alleged accused struck the constable on the face when the constable was stopping a fight
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    BRITISH EXHIBITS
    39 2 British exhibits appear in some of the international sections of the twentieth International Samples Fair in Milan, which is now open. The Union of South Africa is among the 15 countries represented and has its wn pavilion.
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    MINISTER TO EIRE
    24 2 Benor Ontiveros, the Bpanlsh Ci»- ul-General in Hamburg, has been qp-pc-inted Minister to Eire, and will ar ilve in Dublin shortly.
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    IN SINGAPORE TODAY
    85 2 CINEMA Today ALH.AMBRA: "Thanks for Everything" with Adolphe M.'iijou and Jack Oakic. 11 a.m.. 3.15. 6.15 9.15. CAPITOL: •Sweethearts" with Nelson Eddy Jeanette MacDonaM. 3.15. C.15. 9.1s PA\TLION: Paris Honeymoon with Biiig Crossby. 3 15, 6.15. 9.15. QUEEN'S i.m Wi, "Love Under Fire" with Loretta Young 4
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    SPORT
    67 2 Today Soccer: Cable and Wireless vs. Municipal Uaa Athletic Party, friendly at Farrer Park. Crirket: Public Services and Law T*. Merchants, at the S O.J S A. OB A vs. S C 8.C.. at the S C 8.C.; SRC vs. K.A.F at the SRC CSC. vs United Services, at
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    Air Mail Arrivals And Departures
    225 2 INHMtI) Weaxnes From Penan;, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. Arrives every rvening. Imperial: I'rom Europe: Arrives tomorrow Qantas: From Australia: Arrives this altei noon. X.X.1.1.M.: From Salmon: Arrives on Hrd ntsda><.. OLTHAKO AIRPORT PILLAR BOX Correspundenct. can be potted in a special pillar box cl the
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    69 2 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE Today Aden (Imperial) 1 om. Ea.>i Africa i lmperial) I urn. South Africa (Imperial) ..2 -n. Burma I Imperial Join. Wliole Canada (Imperiall 1 > .a. Egypt. Sudan and Palestine (Imperiall 3 pan. Great Britain and Ireland (Imperial) 2 did, Europe except Great Britain and Ireland (Imperial)
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    TIDE TABLE
    349 2 >il\r..\POltK Today H. W 00 11 a.m. y v.; 1.23 p.m. 7.9 ft. L. W. 6.47 p.m. 3.5 ft. Monday H. W. 00.47 a.m. 5. 9 h.; 1.59 p. m 7.5 ft. L. W. 7.28 a.m. 0.5 ft.; 7. 20 p.m. 3.6 ft. Tuesday HW. I.M tun. H.f)
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      28 2 S. C. S. BUTTER AUSTRALIA'S BEST RICH WHOLESOME CREAMERY BUTTER PURE AND UNVARYING IN QUALITY PHONE: 5376 (5 Lines). Advt. tt Singapore Cold Storage CO- Ltd. W.P.S. 3598
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    MAXIMUM RESISTANCE TO AGGRESSION
    164 3 Great Britain's Basis For Peace Pact BUFFER STATES TO SEPARATE RUSSIA AND GERMANY "Litvinoff Wanted Military Defensive Alliance' London, Saturday CINCE M. Litvinoff handed Moscow's proposals to the British Ambassador on Apr. 16, says the Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent, little obvious progress has been made, but
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    Champion Cook Of The Army
    45 3 S,t. T. Carney, of the Ist Batt. South Lanos. regiment, won the linal of tlir Arm;, Cooking Competition, at the Army School of Cookery at Aldershot. Her* he is holding the Cup and replica, chaired and cheered by fellow cooks.
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    SPEECH WAS FIRM BUT MODERATE
    211 3 British View Of Col. Beck's Statement London, Saturday. 'THF British Press enthusiastically welcomes Col. Beck's speech as firm In substance and moderate in tone. D.iilv Telegraph: 'It will not be the fault of Col. Beck if his speech fails to bring about a relaxation of
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    'Time For Finesse Is Pasty' Says Beck
    66 3 'Time For Finesse Is Pasty Says Beck Warsaw, Saturday. IN response to repeated demands of demonstrators outside the Foreign Office Col. Beck. Polish Foreign Minister, who made a firm reply in the Sejm yesterday to Herr Hitler's demands, appeared in the balcony and made a short speech. He said the
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    BOY'S BODY FOUND ON SEASHORE
    65 3 BOY'S BODY FOUND ON SEASHORE TTHE body of a boy, believed to be that of Lee Wing Lock, an eight-year-old Cantonese schoolboy of McNair Road school, was found by a police constable on the seashore at Bedok at three o'clock, yesterday. It is understood that Lee was last seen alive
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    U. S. Training Cruise To Europe Cancelled
    28 3 Washington, Saturday. *I*HE annual European training cruise of United States midshipmen has beer. unexpectedly cancelled. No reason has been given— Reuter.
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    RUMANIA'S FIRST KING
    58 3 The centenary of the birth of the first King of Rumania, Carol 1., was cell bra ted recently with a religious stivice in the monastery of Curies de Ana s. where the King lies buried. Picture shows King Carol 11, followed hf Crown Prince Michael and M.
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    Italian And Reich Foreign Ministers In Conference
    232 3 IoRITAIN is expected to renew her suggestion that Russia should pledge herself to give such assistance as may be required to States already enjoying new British guarantees. Russia would obtain maximum protection for her western frontier with minimum warlike commitments. The Buffer States
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    Portrait In Oils For Sir George Trimmer
    152 3 Portrait In Oils For Sir George Trimmer OIR GEORGE TRIMMER, chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board, who returns to England on May 19, was given a farewell dinner by 220 members of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Service Club at the club premises last night. Sir Oeorge is likely to
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    Nazis Reject Arguments By Colonel Beck
    210 3 Berlin, Saturday. TTHE official German view of Col. 1 Josef Beck's speech in the Polish Sejm yesterday is contained In the Diplomatische Korrespondenz. It rejects Col. Beck's argument rather in the detailed manner in which Herr Hitler replied to President Roosevelt. The newspaper says
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    Indian Train Disaster
    41 3 Twenty-five people were killed and 21 iniured when the Dacca mail train hit a passenger train 65 miles from Calcutta. The accident occurred on the Eastern Bengal Railway, and th r.ccond train w;is s ending in Majifcl Station.
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    NAZI ACTION IS UNLIKELY SOON
    111 3 London, Saturday. attempt is being made here to belittle the dangers of the situation around Danzig territory, says the Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent, but British circles note that the wisdom of precipitating a European war on this flimsy pretext is now the subject of discussion
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    Extra Tin And Rubber Quotas ?
    135 3 Extra Tin And Rubber Quotas ANGLO-AMERICAN BARTER SCHEME London, Saturday. THE Financial News, discussing the Anglo-American barter plan, says that commodity market circles believe the United States War Department requires war reserves of between 200,000 to 300,000 tons of rubber, and 50,000 to 75,000 tons of tin. On this basis
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    One Dead, Five Hurt In Road Crash
    111 3 One Dead, Five Hurt In Road Crash CIX Municipal workmen were> injured, one fatally and two seriously, when a Johore motor-lorry was in collision wilh a Municipal cable drum which was being pulled by the workmen along Bukit Tiniah Road yesterday. The dead man is Abdullah bin Omar, a middle-aged
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    CONSCRIPTION OF WEALTH IN U.S. DURING WARTIME
    138 3 CONSCRIPTION OF WEALTH IN U.S. DURING WARTIME Washington. Saturday. A BILL permitting the Govern- ment to conscript capital in thu event of war has been approved by the Senate Military Committee. The Bill provides for taking a census of wealth, on the basis oi which individuals would be required to
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    CAR HITS POST
    30 3 Stated to have crashed into a cable post while driving a motor-car along Thomson Road, yesterday afternoon, an Indian was taken to hospital with broken collar bone.
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    New Rome Aerodrome Extensions
    23 3 The King i 7 Italy being shown plans and drawings of the new extensions at Littorlo aerod'ame, near Rome.
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      124 4 ONE of The Finest comedies that The Alhambra has shown for some considerable time opened last night when "THANKS FOR EVERYTHING" was seen by large audiences. MALAYA TRIBUNE. m B^aK I 1 AM ALSO "BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS" LATEST "PATUE GAZETTE* A PICTURE DESTINED FOR EVERLASTING GREATNESS! OPENING i, UAMRPA TUESDAY
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    "Creation" At Memorial Hall Soon
    105 5 A CHORUS of more than 100 and an orchestra of 50 from the Singapore Musical Society will present Haydn's oratorio, "The Creation on Sunday, May 21, in the Victoria Memorial Hail at 9.15 p.m. Written in 1797 this work is very popular with choral societies
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    Glamour Girl Puts Work Before Love
    136 5 Chicago. DOROTHY LAMOUR, beauty queen and singing glamour girl of the nlms, is being sued for divorce by her husband, Herbie Kaye. the band leader. The couple have Issued a Joint statement that the continuance of their marriage is impossible because of Dorothy's career
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    Tyrone Marries Annabella
    220 5 Tyrone Marries Annabella •TYRONE POWER and Annabt-lla were married quietly before a handful of guests by Judge William J. Palmer, of Los Angeles County, at Annabella'o home in St. Pierre Road, Belair. Don Ameche v.as best man and Mrs. Charle; Boyer (Pat Paterson) matron oi' honour Annabella wore a Nilt-b.
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    Entertainment
    24 5 Clifford Huntsman the noted visiting English pianist, who is to five a recital in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday at 9.30 p.m.
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    Noted English Pianist To Give Concert Here
    152 5 "THE noted English pianist, Mr. Clifford Huntsman, has chosen an attractive programme for his recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday night, beginning at 9.30 p.m. Mr. Huntsman is well known for his delicate interpretation of Debussy. Mr. Huntsman studied at the
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    Another Film For Jeannette And Nelson Eddy
    47 5 Another Film For Jeannette And Nelson Eddy TPHE success of Sweethearts," costarring Jeanette Mac Donald and Nelson Eddy, has resulted In the postponement of "Balalaika," in which Eddy was to have appeared alone, and the reunion of the team for a film of the Friml operetta "Kattnka."
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    78 5 Valeric Hobson, Barry K. Barnes and Alastair Sim aie to appear in a sequel to "This Man Is News." callex'. "This Man In Paris." A '>u .n .in story and magnificent spectacle are deftly combined in Sixty Glorious Years," the British film in colour to be shown at the Capitol
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    £15,000 Offer
    47 5 I EE Bowman will play Ida Lup- mo's boy friend in "Old Mrs. Leonard and Her Machine Guns." Ida la now Mrs. Louis Hayward. She and her husband have been offered £15,000, tax free and with transportation paid, to make a picture together In England.
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    A Comeback
    39 5 Betty Bronson (Mrs. Ludwig Lauerhass) who, about 14 years ago starred in "Peter Pan" for Paramount, is' back In Hollywood for a comeback. Douglas Fairbanks, jun.. Is to play Sir Launcelot in "Knights of the Round Table."
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    Werner Baer Plays Organ Tonight
    81 5 Werner Baer Plays Organ Tonight U/ERNER BAER will give the first of a series of organ recitals in the Victoria Memorial Hall tonight, beginning at 9.30 p.m. Songs will be sung by Mr. E. A. Brown, with piano and organ accompaniment. Werner Baer's programme will be: Preludlo (Frescobaldl), Aye Vcrum
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    Corner In Gangsters
    71 5 \I7ARNER BROTHERS appear to "»be trying for a corner in gangster types. With the signing of George Raft, ex-Paramount bad boy, the studio has five male stars who can handle a specialised job of underworld czaring at the drop of a hat. The problem now will be
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    Minds Changed
    88 5 DOTH Dick Powell and his wife, Joan Blondell, who declared that they would not sign a picture contract until after they had had a long vacation, have changed their minds. Joan has promised to play the lead in Unlversals "East Side of Heaven" with Bing Crosby. Dick has
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    THIS WEEK'S FILMS
    140 5 CAPITOL Now On. "Sweethearts" (Jeanette Mac Donald, Nelson Eddy). An M.G.M. musical In technicolour Opens Tuesday.—" Sixty Glorious Years" (Anna Neagle, Anton Walbrook, C. Aubrey Smith). An Imperator historical drama. Following Attraction. "Listen. Darling" (Freddie Bartholomew, Judy Garland, Mary Astor, Walter Pidgeon;. 'Vn M.G.M. comedy. ALHAMBRA Now
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    Together
    28 5 J-VOUGLAS FAIRBANKS senr. and jimr. will be together for the first time in films, when Douglas senr. produces his son In The Tenth Woman and Three Musketeers."
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    "A Thoroughly Bad Bankruptcy"
    481 6 DISCHARGE REFUSED TO CHINESE WHO FAILED FOR $156,000 ""THIS Is a thoroughly bad bankruptcy," said Sir Percy McElw?ine, Chief Justice, S.S., in th« Singapore Hijjh Court yesterday, refusing an application for discharge made by Ang Teck Say. ".The bankrupt has committed different kinds of acts of
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    Epworth Leaguers To Hold Three-Day Youth Meeting
    324 6 Epworth Leaguers To Hold Three-Day Youth Meeting CIM.APORE Epworth Leaguers will hold a ihreeday youth meeting when they gather for the Singapore Jubilee District Epworth League Institute at Fpirnelds Girls' School. Neil Road, from May 27 to 29. The Institute will organise a concert open to the public, a dinner
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    EXPELLED FROM GERMANY Names Of 3 Britons
    114 6 EXPELLED FROM GERMANY Names Of 3 Britons Berlin. THE names of the three British busl- ness men who have been ordered to leave Germany, as a reprisal for the recent expulsion from Britain of three Germans alleged to be connected with the Secret Police, are: Mr. L. E. A. Parkin,
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    THE RED LAKE
    82 6 Ivrea, Italy. OEVERAL scientists have arrived !n Ivrea, Italy, to try to solve the mystery of the lake which changed Ui colour from blue to red overnight. This U Lake Sirio, one of a group of seven lakes In the Ivrea region. Not only did it turn
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    67 6 The Kine's n«w Indian Orderlies for 1939 were received by the Secretary of State for India, and later by members of the Royal family. (Left to right): Sub-Major Sardar Khan Sardar Bahadur (2nd Batt. Bth Punjab); Sabadar Major Tajdin Bahadar (Royal Bombay Sappen); Sabadar Major Rahim AU Bahadar (sth Batt.
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    TOTALITARIAN STATE DECLARED
    99 6 TOTALITARIAN STATE DECLARED PRESIDENT Busch of Bolivia, who led his country's troops in the three years' war with Paraguay over the Gran Chaco territory, has issued decrees setting up a totalitarian regime. He has abolished the legislature and annulled the existing codes of law. President Busch announced that the Government
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    German Police Ban Two British Books
    72 6 Berlin. The German police have banned the sale in Germany of two British and three United States publications. The British publications are: 'The Shadow of the Swastika," by Geoffrey [T. Garratt, and "They Betrayed Czechoslovakia." by G. J. George; the American are the Philadelphia
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    OPIUM SMOKING RULES ARE TIGHTENED
    116 7 TIGHTENING up of the re--1 gistration and rationing o« cbandu smokers is made in new chandu rules just Gazetted. One clause in the new rules makes lt more difficult for a smoker who has not purchased chandu for a month to have his name restored
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    MALACCA GETS $45,000 BEAUTY TREATMENT
    148 7 MALACCA GETS $45,000 BEAUTY TREATMENT i (From Our Own Correspondent.) j Malacca, Saturday, j < IN the absence of any Van Kleet I bequest for the embellishment of 1 Malacca, Municipal Commissioners recently voted a sum of $45,000 foi j beautifying the town. i A number of trees which should
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    BUILDING IN MALACCA
    86 7 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday. THERE Ls considerable building actii vity in Malacca town at the present time, especially in the Wolferstan Road area, when twelve new shophouses completed Just btfore the Chinese New Year were quickly taken. Several new blocks of two-storeyed business premises are
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    BISHOP DEVALS FLIES TO PENANG
    54 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. niSHOP A. DevaU, of Malacca, has arrived here by air from Singapore, lt is understood that His Lordsnlp is on an Inspection visit. During hh stay in Penang, Bishop Devals will be In residence at the parochial house of
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    Engineers Attend Malaria Course
    583 7 THE fight against the mosquito in tropical Asia will be carried a stage further this week, when 21 engineers from Malaya, Hong Kong, Nether* lands India and French IndoChina will take their first international malariology course in Singapore. Although it will be the sixth course organised
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    62 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. EMPLOYEES of Borneo Motors, Ltd. Malacca, held a farewell dinner lest night for Mr. Thomas Andrews, manager of the branch, on the eve of hi 3 departure on leave. Mr. R. W. Healc takes the place of Mr. Andrews. Mr. P. V.
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    150 Offers To Marry Two Soldiers
    189 7 150 Offers To Marry Two Soldiers IpVERY post brings letters to the Mayor of Walsall. Alderman Collins, from girls all over the country offering to marry two soldiers serving with the 2nd South Staffs in India, who wrote asking the Mayor to find them a wife. Over 150 letters have
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      460 7 Kruschen Has Transformed Me "At 55, began to feel I teas grorving old. 1 had pains in my joints. I couldn't bend ,t. uas really crippled. At last, ted to Krus.-h.-n Salts. In tigh: 'vteks. Krvsihcn had transformed mi. i am bach on the road 10-Jay, selling as null as
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    1205 8  -  The Onlooker Read 0f.... Dr. A. M. Soosay Mr. N. Raghavan Mr. H. Doel Mr. C. H. Sansom Mr. L. D. Gammans Mr.A.M.Townsend T\R. A. M. Soosay, who has just retired from the presidency of the Central Indian Association of Malaya, has had a busier, and possibly
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      857 8 \A/HEN your feet hurt your whole bocf, Ifeh t^^^^'^SX TT suffer*. Pain from your feet »ffecu your \M ,Wf>L.^ffijll\ nerves »-*Mch. in turn, upset your health. Keep lHatll/Jyf(is<^^l yojr feet fit by rubbing them with Zam-Buk l^ttl wuU^S^^^m 1 every day This soon stop* «ching »nd pain and iHB HF.s^^*^S^l
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      210 8 STEADILY GROWING POPULARITY! The last few years in the history of the UNITED INDIA have witnessed a spectacular succession of one brilliant achievement after another. Speaking, particularly, of fresh business, new Policies assuring for R&. 15,400,000 were issued during 1938, ns against Rs. 12,300.000 during 1937, and Rs. 9,000,000 during
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    Food Control Bill For F. M. S.
    125 9 SIMILAR TO COLONY PLANS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A FOOD Control Bill will be introduced in the next meeting r.f the Federal Council on a certificate of urgency. Th-j Bill vk. ill be substantially the same as similar legislation being
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    Kedah Holds First Beauty Contest
    104 9 Kedah Holds First Beauty Contest (Krom Our Own Correspondent Alor Star, Saturday. ABOUT 10.000 people attended an amusement Talr organised hy the Kedah Chinese China Red Cross and Distress Reli?t Fund Committee in aid of the China Relief Fund. A sum of $5,000 was rased. About 30 entries were received
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    Villa Under A Field
    102 9 IJNEMPLOYID men digging in a field on lonely farm at Stancil, near Tickhill, South Yorkshire, unearthed a tragedy of hundreds of years ago. They found the remains of a Roman villa and in it were skeletons M both, sexes. Professor the Rev. C. E Whiting, of
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    Slept On When His House Fell On Top Of Him
    48 9 MR Paul. R. Rea. aged Qfty-flvc, was asleep in his house at Logan-port, Indiana, when it collapsed. Police searching the ruins fcr his body found him in the midst of timbers and bricks —still l- sleep and unhurt
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    CONTRACT FOR BRITAIN
    37 9 Th;- Norwegian Government, which is to have eight motor torpedo b-:at; built, has p'.ac^d the contract for the fiist with the British Power boat Co.. of Hyilu\ Southampton. D.'iivcry will be vttMa I'ight m?nths.
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    ELEPHANT FOR BRIDE
    33 9 The Nawab of Pataudi. the Indian cricketer, rede on an elephant to fetch Ms bride. Princess Sajida Sultan. daughter of the Nawab of Bhnpal. from her father's palace at Bhop.il.
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    Malayan To Attend World Rover Moot
    389 9 Malayan To Attend World Rover Moot AT least one Malayan, Mr. E. I\ Hodgkin, of the Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur, will attend the third world Rover scout moot, to be held in a quiet Scottish pasture in the grounds of ancient Mun/ie Castle, near Crieff, Perthshire, this summer.
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    Mrs. Laurel's New Charges
    120 9 New York. CTAN LAUREL, sad-raced English comedian, has settled his differences with his studio and will make Laurel ant! Hardy pictures again but he has not settled his difficulties at home. HLs third wife, pretty Russian dancer Vera He ana. has now 1 amended her complaint,
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    BRITISH COAL WILL LAST ANOTHER 700 YEARS
    72 9 BRITISH COAL WILL LAST ANOTHER 700 YEARS f*REAT Britain still has 200,000 million tons of coal within a depth of 4.000 ft, said Sir Harold Hartley, chairman of the Fuel Research Board. At the present rate of output It would last four or five centuri?s Addition of probable reserves would
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    TO LEAVE GERMANY
    30 9 Prince Sigvard of Sweden, and hi* wife, the former Fraulein Erica Patzcic, actrcs; daughter of a German merchant, have decided to l^ave Germany and settle In Denmark.
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    23 9 The women's stttun of Seremban China Relief Fnnd Committee who took an active part in selling flowers recently in aid of the fnnd.
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    Chandu Sentence Appeal Fails
    270 9 'TWO HUNDRED tahils of non-Government chandu, worth $1,600, formed the subject of an appeal which was dismissed in a judgment given by Sir Percy McElwaine, Chief Justice, S.S., in the Singapore High Court yesterday. The appellant, Soh Hock Kirn, appealed against his conviction of a charge
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    ROAD, RAILWAY AND RIVER MOVED
    377 10 Malayan Mine's $500,000 Deviation Scheme Completed (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. DV a $500,000 deviation scheme completed this week, and with the special permission of the Selangor Government, operations have begun by Hong Fatt (Sunjjei Besi) Limited, to develop the western section of
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    146 10 Members of the Union of the X.P.M. A i.tlr Staffs Paketrriartboud in Singapore. Silting: Lim Whve Pin (committee). Msc Aik Hock (asst. Hon. secretary), Chia (Jrok Wan (hon. secretary). Tan Boon Poh (vice president). Tan Cheng Hoe (patronl. Lee Yew Mrne Ipresident) F. Bolune (vice president, Paketvaartbond. Batavia) W'-e Sian
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    PERAK SULTAN'S OFFICIAL VISIT TO DINDINGS
    93 10 PERAK SULTAN'S OFFICIAL VISIT TO DINDINGS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturaaj THE Sult:i n of Perak paid his first oTui;'l visit to the Dindings yesterday afternoon, visiting the IVlaiay mosque- at Ayar Tawar and later passingunder the first arch erected by the Chinese community. Leading personalities wore introduced by
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    HARBOUR ENTRANCE TO BE CLOSED
    73 10 'From Our Own Ccrr;spondcnt.) Penang. Saturday. THE southern entrance to Pcnang Harbour will be closed to shipping for about ten days, beginning at daylight in May 12, to enable a vessel to do cable work in the Malacca Strait on the eastern shore of Penan?:
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    DR. LIM BOON KENG TO LECTURE
    45 10 Dr. Lim Boon Keng will give a lecture on The Road to Human Fraternity at the Ceylon Tamils 1 Association Hall, 11, Handy Road on Friday, at 7 p.m. Mr. M. V. Pillai will preside. All are cordially invited.
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    POLICE BAM)
    35 10 The Police Band will play on Monday at Telok Ayer at 6.00 p.m. March, Wellington (Zehle); Overture, Pique Dame (Suppe); Selection, The Merry Widow (Lehan; Fantasia, Nautical Moments (Winter); Patrol, Wee MacGregor fAmerst.
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    WOUND TREATED WITH HERBS AND LEG OF CHICKEN
    349 10 "Life Might Have Been Saved" CORONER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. a CHINESE physician giving evidence at a coroner's Inquiry into the death of a man from septicaemia following a compound fracture of his right wrist, described his treatment of
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    PENANG WANTS MORE WOMAN NURSES
    79 10 (From Ovr Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. A RRANGEMENTS are being made by rt the Penang centre of the St. John Ambulance Association to form home nursing classes for women who already hold the first aid certificate of the Association and wish to offer their services
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    BACK TO KUCHING
    27 10 The Raja Muda of Sarawak, Mr Anthony Brooke, returned to Kuchlng by the steamer Vyner Brooke yesterday afternoon after a brief visit to Singapore.
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    PRIESTS IN HOSPITAL
    39 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penanu. Saturday. Rev. Father Baloche, of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Pulau Tlkus, and Rev. Father Souhait, vicar of the Church of the Assumption, are both In the General Hospital here.
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    European Engineer In Court
    283 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. APPEARING before Che Ab- dul Malik, the Second Magistrate, on a judgment debtor summons in connection with a claim for rent due, Eustace Stather Dunn, European engineer, declared he was unemployed and was living on borrowed money. One and
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    RADIO EXHIBITION
    40 10 A Radio Exhibition will be held in the Great World from May 10 to May 24. A feature of the Exhibition will be a studio which the 8.M.8.C. will erect. Programmes will be broadcast nightly from this studio.
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      550 10 LOSS OF WEIGHT STOPPED IN 3 WEEKS This Woman Recaptured Perfect Health. If you want to put on flesh, the easiest, quickest, pleasantest way, do as so many people throughout Malaya are doing. Simply take two tiny, tasteless, flesh-forming tablets after each meal and see how quickly you will put
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      118 10 /J^j£ This new 'Kodak' >X^£i|fefP> is so clever *M 5 «-20 Kodak Junior— a really Vj./|.^ /J V first-class camera at a surprisA*M J% "S'y ow P"*** Features n f\i include direa-vision eye-levd ~^\^M ll choice of anastigN w I*/ mat lenses (/7.7,/6.3, or /4.5), and built-in-body shutter-release, which allows
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    Mein Kampf, Complete English Version
    356 11 Mein Kampf, Complete English Version Mein Kampf. By Adolf Hitler. Hunt BlacketU Bs. 6d. WESSRS. HURST BLACKFTT have published the first complete English translation of Herr Hitler's Meln Kampf, which la described understandably If rather loosely as "the most Important book In the world." This Is a literal, uncensord translation
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    These Names Made Words -47
    199 11 VVERY day we use words which comviemorate the fame of some 'nan or woman or place that wouid otherwise be forgotten. Few people know how these names came to be common words and in this special Sunday Times series of short articles the story of
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    Mayonnaise
    112 11 peaceful spots in the Mediterranean. It stands in a perfect situation, with a blue sea stretching in front of it and blue island hills rising behind it. The town is rich in interesting old buildings, typical of Spanish architecture in the Middle Ages, and among them the ancient Cardinal's
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      AFFAIRS IN FRENCH AND SPANISH MOROCCO
      526 11 AFFAIRS IN FRENCH AND SPANISH MOROCCO Morocco Awakes. By Captain F. H. MeUor. Methuen Bs. fid. IT is a matter of gratification to receive at a time like the present a book dealing w'*h a state of affairs obtaining at present In French and Spanish Morocco, more particularly as the
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      TWO VIOLENT PERSONALITIES
      278 11 On the Night of the Fire. By F L Green. .Michael Joseph. 7s. 6d. Drama of Mr. Dilly. By Charnun Edwards. Robert Hale. 7s. 6d. 'Y\N the Night of the Fire" is a careful study ol a violent and striking personality, led astray by vanity and ambition,
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      313 11 MALAYA'S MOST REFRESHING DRINK ORANut ADE GREEN SPOT has that palate appeal which pleases all ages; whilst its energising and health giving qualities both reftva'i r.nd cTl'sht. Pr.p...... f...n MSI Juice and pure cane sugar In sterilised epulpment and pasteurised lor your protection. Contains no preservatives whatsoever. Obtainable at all
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      95 11 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? Course I did!" MACLEANSC} PEROXIDE <L t Giltoak AUdeanj patemed TOOTH PASTE C/Srst Sing apore ■V^ f^ +I p e f ret dean from first squeeze to Utt. If you u>e a solid dentifrice, try Macleans Solid Peroxide Toothpaste Keep Thompson in Your Eye
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    LONDON'S NEW BISHOP CHOSEN
    430 12 Qualities Mark Him As A Future Archbishop QEOFFREY Francis Fisher, D.D., 35th Lord Bishop of Chester, has been chosen as 108 th Bishop of London, to succeed Dr. Winnington-Ingram when he retires on September 1. The advancement of Dr. Fisher from £4,200 a year Chester to
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    Jealous Rival Kills Modern Romeo On Balcony
    91 12 Jealous Rival Kills Modern Romeo On Balcony Avellino, Italy. AN up-to-date version of the Balcony Scene in "Romeo and Juliet" has had a tragic finding in Avellino. Adreste Ciriello, a young man of eighteen, was so ardent in his wooing of a nineteen-year-old housemaid, Ida Rizzi, that he tried to
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    This Man Held His Breath For 5 Minutes
    198 12 This Man Held His Breath For 5 Minutes Nottingham. ASKED to hold his breath while undergoing a medical test for the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, Mr. A. J. Sheffield, of West Bridgford, astounded the doctor by holding it for smin. 40sec. The doctor called in Wing Commander Pabley, in
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    Doctors Tell Of Magic In Vitamin E
    193 12 Doctors Tell Of Magic In Vitamin E DESI/LTS obtainrd by the use of the latest vitamin in producing normal births and healthier offspring were discussed by doctors and chemists of six countries at a conference in London. The conference was organised by j the Nutrition Panel of the Society of
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    Bomb Did This
    38 12 Two London telephone boxes were blown up rerently by bombs, one in Hampstead Road, N.W., and one in Euston Road, half a mile away. In the picture is the damaged telephone kiosk in Euston Road.
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    37,000 Tons More British Shipping
    164 12 DRITISH shipping in service increased by 40,000 tons between January and April tbi« year. Of this 37,000 tons was In new ships and 3,000 tons ships taken back into service after being laid up. Idle tonnage In ports of Great Britain and Ireland on April
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      708 12 Hearing Restored. Head Noises Banished bats Cat»rrh and In a natural way restores AfltaZlllJf IfeSUITS hearing In some of the most obstinate cases. Started in 24 Hours by Fto JS£tf StJSFS w New Discovery De*fn.., and Head Noise, need not bo dl^f^sed^Ke^ea^nt'a'n'i dreaded any longer since the discovery of brough
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    Behind The News
    762 13  -  AFTER a Friday evening nightmare, in which a high mountain and a fast-flowing stream appeared, a well-known member of the staff of the Singapore Harbour Board next day backed Mountain Stream on the strength of it all. The horse paid $133. That man was lucky to come
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    Selangor Notes
    834 13 IT is unlikely that the leprosy survey beginning in Selangor will \v> one entailinj? examination nf every individual in a defined community. Dr. Gordon A. Ryrie. Superintendent of the Sungei Buloh leper settlement, the largest in the British Empire, considers that lor such a survey a fairly doci.'e
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      141 13 Wmmi iHB WjA BE No. I Hb *l J J 4 I I vi jws 1 1 1 /SUPREMACY\ BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE IN 1938 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE EXPERIENCED ONE OF THE MOST SATISFACTORY YEARS IN THE COMPANY'S HISTORY. Insurance in force increased during the year by over 4°
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    SPENT $7,000 BUT BUSINESS FAILED
    110 14 SPENT $7,000 BUT BUSINESS FAILED "From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. HOW he put more than $7,000 In a sundry goods business In Pcr.ang and entrusted the management of U to two successive managers and then managed the business himself without any success, was related by a Chinese, Pliang Lean
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    58 14 Mr. Koh Yew Client, son of Mr. and Mrs. Koh iv, Yam. of Malacca, and hi 3 bride. Miss Fam Sim Neo, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fam Foil Yeow. of Klanr. Mr. Tetcr Chan Kirn Sen? and Mi s A;atha Chu Gueh Hong, married at The Church of
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    Singapore Military Hospital Nearing Completion
    183 14 "THE roof has now been completed on the new Singapore military hospital at Alexandra Road and work has bepun on the interior. With an imposing frontage, the hospital will be the most up-to-date and one of the largest military hospitals outside Great Britain. Good progress
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    Your Road Problem
    418 14 Advice To Pedestrians, Cyclists And Motorists WV/O ?ics the right-of-way on a roundabout? asks a motorist. In England, he says, the man actually on the roundabout takes precedence, but In Singapore there sccins to be a rush for positions. •THERE Is no rule of precedence on a
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    Belgian Patience A Game Of Skill
    925 14 Belgian Patience A Game Of Skill Cards For All HERE, for change, is a patience that nearly alwa?s comes out in the end. Success doos depend on the skill of the player to a certain extent, and yet this game scem3 to bs more favourably disposed towards him than many
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    Sitting On The Fence
    1595 15  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By A BRIGHT gleam piercing through the gathering darkness is the re-election of Mr. Montagu Norman as Governor of the Bank of England. With t^e possible exception of Wendy, who sewed on Peter Pan's shadow when he got it caught in a window, Mr.
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    288 15 By THE FOUR ACES WALTER MALOWAN, secretary and manager of the Regency Club, sends us the hand below, on which he made four hearts doubled by a nice end-play. One slight by West gave Mr. Malowan the opportunity he was looking for, «nd he was quick to take
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      341 15 MYSTERY REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM tt hot is tins niysiery remedy trial rheumatic sufferers are *o MUrieM to cxplaia to each other in the common object ol ri'Muij the worlJ of Rhenmattsn ami all its piin ana woe? Boldly ibey ftoctmm MM Itirrc ar« myiterious curative elements id I'ytinoa Salt that
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    The Sunday Times Opinion
    329 16 The Sunday Times Opinion EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE Cecil Street, Singapore. Ice-Cream Laws WITH blindly unreasoned arguments the assistant municipal health officer was attacked at the last meeting of the Municipal Commission for his arbitrary and high-handed action In with-hold-ing from cafes licences for manufacturing ice-cream. Two speakers protested
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    Free Cablegrams
    131 16 It Is to be hoped that the 2,500 Singaporeans who sent free cablegrams to celebrate the opening of the new social message service, and the many others who received greetings under the scheme, spared a thought for the men who made them possible. Extra work had to be
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    The Germany Of The Nazis Is Not The Germany Of 1914
    754 16 By A Military Correspondent TN many countries today millions of people are cogitating the issue of peace or war. It is no part of the present writer's intention to prophesy hat will happen. But one important factor in the
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    Mr. Quo Tai-Chi's Speech In Manchester
    764 16 Mr. Quo Tai-Chi's Speech In Manchester TUW Qu) Tal-chi. the Chinese Ambisrador, addressed a meeting called by the Manchester and District China Relief Committee In Manchester on Apr. 22, and oxpressed the belief that in another year's time we should see signs of a peaceful settlement in the Far East.
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      40 16 Your voyage to England it part of your home leave. Travel home via the Cape, the attractive route for the discriminating. First class through passage from £97. Full information fro I Pass. Dept., X.P.M. Line. ilncorp. Holland.) (Phone 5451) 4
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      DEFENCE SECRETARY WILL BROADCAST THIS EVENING
      266 17 DEFENCE SECRETARY WILL BROADCAST THIS EVENING Dangers Of Disease In Camps EVACUATION of civil popu- lation from congested areas in Singapore in wartime would be inadvisable. That official view will be put forward by Mr. C. A. Vlieland, Secretary for Defence, when he enunciates the Colony Government's A.R.P. policy in
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      GRANDSON FOR B.P.
      79 17 NairJbi. T^HE Hon. Mrs. OcTVM Clay— younger daughter of Lord Baden-Powell, the Chief Scout has given birth to a son at Nyerl. Kenya. He Is to ba christened Robin Baden, and will be BP.'s third grandchild. The Hon. Betty Baden-Powell married Mr. Gcrvas Clay, of the Northern
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      LAUGHTER IN COURT
      365 17 SO far from being frightened, the children enjoyed our quarrel. They I keep saving, "Mum, when are you going to hit dad again?" My wife won't believe a word 1 say. Even if I told her 1 was wrong, she wouldn't believe me. When I offered to
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      GERMANY'S NEW GUNS
      46 17 Some of Germany's new 5-inch anti-aircraft guns being driven past Herr Hitler in the mammoth birthday parade in Berlin. This was the first time these guns ha d been shown in public. An article on Germany's fighting se rvices is in page 16.
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      'Duce Will Take Paris' Cry Causes A Strike
      65 17 'Duce Will Take Paris' Cry Causes A Strike Grenoble. BECAUSE an Italian woman in a dyeworks at Grenoble- told her fellow workers during Italy's invasion of Albania that "Mussolini would go to Paris after he has taken Corsica and Tunis," sixty dye r tfkers went on a symbolic half- hour
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      Wrecked Liner Sold For £16,000 To Japan
      65 17 Wrecked Liner Sold For £16,000 To Japan fTHE wreck of the Dollar liner President Hoover, which ran aground on a reef off Formosa, Japan, in December 1937, has been sold as scrap to the Kobe Steel Works of Japan for about £16.300. Stocks of liquor aboard were sold to Tokio
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      Search For £5,000,000 Prize In Hold Of Sunken Ship
      345 17 Search For £5,000,000 Prize In Hold Of Sunken Ship ENGINEERS are thrusting a giant dam into the sea on the wild Pondoiand coast, about 20 miles north of Port St. Johns (Cape Province), in an attempt to recover the treasure in the wreck of the East Indiaman the Grosvenor. The
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      Americans Say War Would Draw In U.S.
      150 17 Latest surrey by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows that 57 per cent, of those who answered believe the United States will be drawn in if war starts in Europe. In this new surrey the Institute put three questions: Do you believe
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      BUILDING PLANS ARE ALREADY UNDER WAY IN TWO DISTRICTS
      297 17 BUILDING PLANS ARE ALREADY UNDER WAY IN TWO DISTRICTS Instructions Issued For Digging CINGAPORE is beeoniME J A.R.P. trench-minded. At least one business concern, the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.. (S.S.) Ltd., has plans under way for providing trenches for •is staff of nearly .100 people. Nearly 100 people, mainly
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      105 17 A Queen Refuses £200,000 Offer Budapest. QUEEN Geraldine of Albania has declined an offer of £200,000 from a United States film company. 44 Her Majesty does not wish to become an object for public curiosity. The King's private fortune is sufficient to guarantee him and his family a comfortable bourgeois
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      Praying Girl Set Ablaze At Altar
      215 17 Praying Girl Set Ablaze At Altar Stoke-on-Trem. SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD Margaret Frost went into St. Mary and St. Chad's Church to pray. It got dark. Vhc church was locked. She had to toll the bell to get out. That was seven months ago. Eighteen years old Margaret Frost went into
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      SIR W. McCLURE DIES IN ROME
      101 17 Rome. OIR William McClure, Press Attache at the British Embassy in Rome, died of heart failure in the AngloAmerican Nursing Home, Rome. Hr was 62. He had been for some time in indifferent health. Lady McClure. whem he married In 1929, survives him. Sir
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      14 LIVES LOST IN EXPLOSION
      30 17 Fourteen lives were lost and many persons were injured Id a coal-das'; explosion in the lignite works of the German Petroleum Company, at A!tenburg, Thuringia.
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      TURKEY BUYS BRITISH
      21 17 British firms have obtained orders for 58 locomotives for Turkey, valued at £1,000,000 under the Anglo-Turkisl; credits convention.
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      47 17 EVERY MAN TO HIS TRADE r-i ROAD Z"/^' We do not know anything about ROAD MENDING r«6UT we are SPECIALISTS in FANCY-BISCUIT "making. PEEK FREAN Co. Ltd. MAKERS OF FAMOUS BISCUITS .(&fo\ Obtainable from all Dea/en. VA/ fc. SCLE AGENTS: JOSEPH TRAVERS a SONS LTD. FE 1
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      66 17 DORZET and ZUMMERZET MADE THIS BOY YOU can almost hear the burr in his upecch Yes when hi« Mother lay back on her pillow in weary disappointment when Nurse looked anxious and the Doctor frowned lomeune murmured Cow £i Gate Milk Food X I NOW EVERYONE IN THAT HOUSE SAYS
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    193 18 Singapore, May 6, noon. Buyers Sellers Gambler 7.50 Hamburg Cube $13.25 Java Cube 512.00 Pepper White Muntok 812.75 White $12.25 Black 8.25 Copra Mixed $3.40 Sun Dried $3.70 Sauo Flour No. 1 Llngga $2.60 Fair $2.50 Sarawak $2.50 Jelotong Palembang $6.50 Banja $6.50 Sarawak $6.50 Tapioca Small
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    THE WEEK'S MARKET ACTIVITIES
    703 18 Influence Of Politics Still Apparent WORLD politics have again over- shadowed markets during the past week, but a heartening feature has been a gradual improvement In the outlook. The week opened with all markets still attempting to guage Hitlers speech to the Reichstag, and although conditions
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    89 18 Saturday, May 6. noon. No. IX R. 5.3. (Spot loose) 27*» 27T» No. IX R.S.S. f.o.b. in cases. May 27% 28 I/Hi G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. f.o.b. in bales May 27 9/W 27 11/1 C FAQ. R.S.S. f.o.r» in bales May 21% 27 '/i FUTURE QUOTATIONS No.
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    LONDON FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    88 18 London, Saturday. The following were yesterday's closing mean rates: Paris 176 47 6» Athens M7'4 New York .4.6(5 32 Rio S 25 32 Montreal 4.70 3/16 Belgrade 21b Brussels 27 50 Bucharest C6O 3enera 20.84':- Buenos Aires 30.14 4 Amsterdam 8.76'j Montevideo 18 3 Milan 89 Bomb**
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    97 18 INURING the week ended April 29. exports of pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 59.467 cases, or which r 42.672 (72 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom; 925 (1 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe. 12.475 (21 per cent.) cases to Canada
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    107 18 Manila, Saturday. THE foUowln* were yesterday's 1 quotations and this morning's quotations for gold shares on the Manila Stock Exchange. All the shares have a par value of 10 centavos. and tbe quotations are in pesos. Previous Today's Asked Bid Asked Bid Antamok 0.33 0.11 O.SIH
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co. fs List
    1324 18 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co. f s List SATURDAY, MAY 6. 1939: 1 P.M. MINING Ampat Tin (is) 2s 9d 3s 6d Austral Amal (5s) 4s 9d 5s 3d c.d. Austral Malay <l) 38s «2e Ayer Hitam (Sc) 18s 6:1 1*> 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 65 .70
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    84 18 List Supplied Hy Messrs. Fraser Co. SATURDAY, MAY fi. 1939: 1 P.M. .ju.i ror n Company Dividend Boolo Ptnandal TIN Close Date Ka uiv ycat .ustral AmaL lV 2 d. long Fatt 2M*% long Kong Tin 2'/2% less tax 'etallng 5% Int. lungel Kin'.a 6d final May
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      828 18 Today the welfare of your family seems secure. You have a r.iod job, good health, a»J are abe to provide your wife and children with all the comforts of life. Rut is i.ielr welfare really secure? Remember it all depends on YOU. Why not obtain real family security? The Prudential
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    Dame Of Sark Is Worried About Her People
    323 19 Dame Of Sark Is Worried About Her People MKS. Sybil Mary Hathaway, Dame of Sark. feudal ruler of the Channel isle's 500 people, is not pleased with some of her subjects just now. They drink too much, she thinks. Presiding over the island's feudal Parliament in a village schoolroom she
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    Nature Is Beaten By Test-Tube
    168 19 NT\f i lU is being beaten at her own game at an orchid "factory" at Apperlcy Bridge, a village a few miles from Bradford. Thousands of exotic plants are being scientifically produced by breeding them in test tubes. Men have risked their lives for orchids
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    MEMORIAL TO V. C.s
    140 19 Royal Fusiliers At Mons AN Fatter tour of the battleiiolds made by party the Royal Fusiliers. City of London Regiment, had as its principal object t*ie placing or a memorial at Mons, in the spot where Lieut. M. J. Dease and Pte. S. F. Godlcy won
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      370 19 ELEKTRO See the amazing "moto- £y| IfJVj If I i man", created by Westioghouse. He walks, B f\ l\ \Af m^******^ his maker. M M M^^ SINGING TOWER OF LIGHT. See (his beautiful spectacle erected in front of the Wcstinghouse builJitv B|jl^ljnajmMpjpjßjßMpjJ[ shown above. Music and cver^cbaasiog colours from dearie
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    What The Stars Foretell By R.H. Naylor
    2468 20 What The Stars Foretell By R.H. Naylor THIS WEEK'S GOOD DAYS FOR:— BUYING: Business deals: Mon. Bth— Thurs. 11th. Personal shopping: Tues. 9th— Fri. 12th— Sat. 13th. SELLING: Tues. 9th— Fri. 12th— Sat. 13th. ENTERTAINING: Thurs. 11th— Mon. Bth— Fri. 12th— Sat. 13th. SPORT: Mon. Bth— Tues. 9th-sat. 13th (Sat.
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    THIS WEEK FOR YOU
    510 20 UERE, grouped according to month oi birth (irrespective of year), is a statement of probabilities to be expectec thif week JANUARY (Dec. 23-Jan. ?o).— Between now and Saturday should be a period both busy and profitable for you. Tomorrow and Saturday will be the best dates.
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      153 20 tttiM Lose Pounds of Fat without any risk to your health Slimming without auvicc can oe a»n««roua— It's risky on the health. But slimming the KEDUSA way is sat*— And simple, too. Ifou slim while you eal and wllile you play. Gracefulness of youth returns— the "extra" flesh vanishes But
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      188 20 A WEEK AGoftsgf*g she seemed doomed to perpetual convalescence^^^^-'^^%flj NOW THRIVING ON THE WINE OF LIFE Month, ago ,he fell sick. > .eriouj No«. thanks to WINCARNIS aWfc breakdown kept her in bed for weeks-- her old ,|lf full o7hSh%»^2 the illnes, passed but the weakness lin- care- free gaiety
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    Beauty In Grey And White Hair
    964 21 Beauty In Grey And White Hair Max Factor's Advice I AST week this column was devoted to a discussion of why the colour hanr my of make-up must be altered to properly coincide with any artificial altering of the natural hair colours. A logical sequel to this discourse is afforded
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      396 21 ifL-x^SiS -i- The Venetian Ardena Masque Treatment Is most effectual for stimulating a sluggish skin marred with blackheads and pimples. Also particularly recommended for excessive oil i ness. tyJcP* ,4*Oh, Sfi&m, (Air-Conditioned) MAYNARD'S Battery Road. Bjk, Mas Dorothy Bramhall, Southwood Rd., Hp PJI London England, hat ezpreu»J her amaze* jp
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      260 21 VIRGINIA IRUCf, MOM Wm Vv 1 L i Thai Mai FactcrVSj B^^^Tl Color Harmony \^H > \1 Mak« up ii vi.d \*V| by 9 out of 10 .»!»>. f tM Hollywood icr««n r l^n> jj fl Hart ii an en- ■BPP^^^H dorumtnl which only Mo« Factor KJ Hollywood can LBJt
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    Tonics For Tired Faces
    492 22 Tonics For Tired Faces Pack Treatment A Short Cut To Beauty By Marion Morton CACE packs certainly indicate a short cut to beauty, for they consist of a treatment which need not necessarily take up very much of your time. They leave your face looking very much fresher and younger
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    Things New, Useful And Interesting
    593 22 Things New, Useful And Interesting I SAW the other day an excellent lighting arrangement in a room where there happened to be a deep, broad window. But, apparently, the same principle could be used if the v, "idowspace were not so extensive. Venetian blinds slid down against the window and
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      565 22 Keep\bur Skin Free a from Chafing or SB Irritation| J|m JLVXanr women think that discomfort \J^l3^ ISJ from chafing and a hot pnckly skin aa lMiHM^aJr unavoidable. To-day thousands ara di»covering tho wonderiul comfort to bo obtained from using Cuticura Talcum. Here is a powder that is like a balm
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      357 22 SUPERFLUOUS lI A I D en*/"* i» IMI f% 3 minutes Without Razors, a Electric Needles Or Smelly Depilatories The r«ror cuti ofl bur »t -^*^^S^^^^^» UflyMubbfcwhfcb (row* kirk (jr t .ivti-r thantver. Now by an anuMflk durovery hair ctn be dusolved awjr Mo* l*« tkin nrfac: No Jlubhle no
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    Loose Covers For Chairs And Settees
    262 23 Loose Covers For Chairs And Settees MEW loose covers for chairs, and settees can do much towards giving your rooms a pleasant "face," especially if you choose the covers with due regard to the prevailing fashion in such things. If you like tailored effects then you will certainly approve of
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    HOUSEHOLDHINTS
    41 23 Gilded furniture and frames are best cleaned with a swab soaked w th vir.epar. Rub afterwards with a wet cloth. JtJEVER draw (he Hex, bat draw A^ the piur if you would avoid breaking the flex and spoiling the insulation.
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    29 23 The high frilly ne kline and the buttoned front account for much of the demure effect of this white crepe blouse, whose primness is the source o' its attractiveness.
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    Jewelled Mascots
    163 23 Paris. "A DRESS without jewels is like rt a night without stars." This Is the new slogan coined by Paris fashion experts, who are launching a campaign for the revival of coloured jewellery. A variety of amusing Jewelled mascots has appeared in the shops. These mascots, which can
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    Every Colour Has Its Day— Prune Is Back
    525 23 By The Sunday Times London Woman Correspondent CVERY colour, like every dog, has its day, and after a long period of obscurity prune is back again. Dozens of yards of prune surah and foulard are ready to be made into blouses, and
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      147 23 Whitens Your Skin Secretly and Quickly Mo looker oaed joa admire other* —wiah thai trout akin wmi aa light and attractive aa their*. On* Jar of StUlmina will make you equally Coounued applications vrill awpriat rou. cooTiore you that thereiaonly ooe beaufa6er. ocuy oce «rhitener that word* alone cma. act
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      227 23 [Why I use the new I PoudreTokalon ts- ■<ssf r I ■aW. ft ALA TROUBETZKOY JL. It is made in so many up-to-date flattering shades. It is finer and lighter than any other powder 1 know. I love its exquisite real flower perfume. I find it stays on all day
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      51 23 PlantaJ^arga-rimes young CLrtkur (wlwse friends call Iwn (Mj) y\\ l^sS \S W 1 *-=ZaT V asS* 9s alivays thz lijfeortw Tarty IMwi a friend cam to tea He exclcdmd "Now Qsei!ffis Plardcutkat mahs Qrtq so huirUf PLANTTMII MARGARINE for all coxrkinq and frying Q delicacy en Scast! Pure t'egtiatrle AIMS
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      291 24 $100 FREE ENTRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE CANNED BY -bUb^LV^^E^ Wul) a (biik of Chiven Canned fruits in ■P*y«m^gMoM^^». your larder you are able to enjoy your wS^3|^«2£b^sEB' favourite varieties at any time of the year. These fruiu are grown in Chi\*r» own orchards and arc tanned within an hour vMMj^^^Eft j
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      631 24 MONEY PRIZES FOR CROSSWORD ENTHUSIASTS OUR WEEKLY "MUST BE WON" OFFER The Sunday Times offers today $100 for a correct solution of the Crossword Puzzle printed below. Should no reader succeed in solving the puzzle correctly the $100 will be awarded in respect of the entry containing the smallest number
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      231 24 BissssssssT— W V^Lbbb^B Colour and gaiety. That is just what you have with Pyramid handkerchiefs. The colours and designs have been chosen for their brightness and harmony. And what is more Pyramids come up soft and smiling after hard washing. There is a wide selection of designs from which you
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      131 25 CHEVROLET y&t 1939'^= (9n/u^ (3vevAo/et (%reS So T/tucAJoA Jo<J3tt/e. PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES. Fitted for 4th BODYWORK. An even higher standard of excellent successive year as standard equipment bodywork incorporated in 1939 models. CONVENTIONAL SPRINGING. Exclusive Chevrolet v^ri^rwf OPFR^TFD^RF^OTE CONTROL GEAR conventional springing prevents side-sway rolling P J P S!« f
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      1057 25 Today's Wireless Programmes SINGAPORE EMPIRE STATION NIROM BERLIN ZHP SO 06 metre* TRANSMISSION 5. *DB 9.65 mc/t <31.2 i m.). DJB 15.2« me/i (19.7 m.) i,"oi MUIUr, band jnusict P. ed by the OM Ml Ml JJ- ffi JSTJ^^S %l band of HU Majesty s Royal Air Force. <11.5S m.)
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      208 25 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT Four competitors succeeded in solving correctly The Sunday Times Crossword Puzzle printed in our is:ue of Apr. 23, and they therefore share the $100 prize offered. Their names and addresses are: SINGAPORE: C. N. Mudaliar, R.E. Workshops. Changi; Lee Thuan K. 63, MeNair Rd.; W. G. Street,
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    MAN VERSUS ANIMAL
    341 26 From times Immemorial, man has been fighting with the animal. At the dav.n It humanity, the t-.tmxjle far existence was ceaseless In places where man asserted himself, the animal was obliged to give way. It was tht combat between physical strength ar.u •.'•lining In spite of the
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    JOHORE INDO-CEYLONESE CRICKET
    421 26 North Beat The South By 44 Runs FINE bowling was a feature of the cricket match between the North Johore Indo-Ceylone.se and their Soutn Johcre compatriots. The game ended in a win for the North by 44 runs. NORTH JOHORE— Ist Inngs. M Singh b Nathan 10.
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    MUAR LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    425 26 (From Our Own Correspondent Muar. QNLY one league football- match was played last week. The game ptoduced football of a high standard ard was packed with thrills. The Chinese team, who have been showing improved form further enhanced their chances for league honours when they beat the
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    28 26 'J lie I ais cricket team which beat llir St. Andrew s Old Boys by two runs VF. (H.Q.) soccer team whit li lost to the Ciiangi i
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    MUAR DISTRICT DRILL & GAMES
    171 26 MUAR DISTRICT DRILL GAMES (Foni Our Own Correspondent* Muar. r\ATO Abdul Kadir bin Daud. State j Commissioner. Muar, Mr. J. J. Sheehan (Assistant Adviser, Muar). I I Mr. H. Andrews (C.P.0.. Muar). Mr. J. A. A. Faith (Second Assistant Adviser. Muar). Mr. J. R. Taylor, and Inche Ahmad bin Tahir
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    Garrison Athletics
    235 26 \JO. 13 Platoon won the Platoon Championship Shield when "C" Company, Gordons, held their athletic meeting while No. 15. Platoon won the inter-plataon relay. TRACK EVENTS 100 Yards: 1, Cpl. Smith; 2. L C Walker; 3. Cpl. Sey. 220 Yards: 1. Cpl. Smith; 2. Cpl. Sey: 3. L/C
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    Johore Cricket
    484 26 (Fom Our Ovn Oomnp ndent* Segamat. •T»ODAY will be a busy day for north Johore cricketers and some interesting matches will be played For their return match, the Genuang Cricket Club will visit Malac-a to meet the Malacca Club In the first name at Genuang a few weeks
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    GARRISON LEAGUE
    350 26 /HARRISON Small Units league tables' up to and including matches played on Thursday: j SINGAPORE ABEA Goab>. r. w ij. v. i- r». C" Coy. Manch. 7 5 0 2 18 11 12 H.Q Coy. Manch. 6 S 1 0 19 6 10 A" Coy. Manch. 7 3
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    CHINESE STILL UNBEATEN IN NEGRI LEAGUE
    161 26 (From Our Own Correspondent. Seremban I«HE Chinese remain unbeaten in the Negri Sembilan football league and look like becoming winners. They have had vlctrrles by v/ide margins mainly due to the excellent form ot Wong j Chick Woh. their centre forward. The first Malaya
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    JOHORE C.C. DRAW WITH CANNING
    210 26 <From Our Own Oorncpondetkti Johore Bahru, Saturday. A DRAW was the result of a cricket match between Fort Canning Johcre Cricket Club played yesterday on the Civil Service Padang. FORT CANNING Wilton c Ahmad b Pearc^ 11. Stott b Carey 4. Capt. Evens ibv b
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      341 26 THE NEW INDIA ASSURANCE COMPANY LTD. (of Bombay India) ESTABLISHED 1»1». MALAYA BRANCH: No. 6. JAVA STREET. KUALA LI MPIR VACANCIES exist for appointment ot DISTRICT AGENTS. throughout Malaya who may appoint Sub-Agents in tlidr territory. I IRKRAL TERMS of remuneration will be offered to gentlemen with influence and position
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      128 26 ewnetnfoe eu MeaWi i\^r( The value of butter as an essential pastures in the bright Australian in the diet of women— and especial- sunlight manufacture this vitamin, ly mothers is so well recognised which is preserved through the 'jf «^VV^\ as to need no special emphasis. processiug of cream and
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    2745 27  -  Nomad By WEDNESDAY'S Garrison League match between the Loyals and the 9th Heavy Regiment, R.A., at Gillman resulted in the visitors getting: trounced to the tune of five goals to nil. After fast exchanges and midfield play Byrne passed to his namesake at centre forward and the
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      522 27 Stomach Sufferers have^ en deCeivd The wonderful curative properties of Maclean Brand Stomach Powder in all kinds of stomach trouble have been proved by hundreds of thousands of grateful sufferers. Often they have told their friends how they have been healed by this famous remedy, talking ot it as "Maclean
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    GOLDEN GLIMPSE WINS GOVERNOR'S CUP
    2716 28 New Course Record Established TWO new course records were set up at yesterday's races at 1 Bukit Timah, the fifth day of the Singa)>ore Turf Club's summer (Governor's Cup) meeting. Golden Glimpse, owned by Mr. O. H. M. St urges, of Kuala Lumpur, and ridden
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    CHINESE LOSE TO MANCHESTERS
    134 28 THE Chinese were dogged by bad luck in their Reserve Division soccer game against the Manchester Regiment at the Stadium yesterday. They began by fielding several substitutes, lost one player, Choc Luen. through Injury halfway through and linally lost the game by the odd goal in
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    253 28 The May monthly medal < bogey) at the Keppel Golf Club will be played on Saturday and Sunday, May 13 and 14. The following are the teams lor the mate.i "O\er 40" vs. "40 and under" to be played on Tuesday: (Over 40 mentioned first i: p.m.
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    47 28 The following have been selected to play football for the V.M.C.A. against the O.E.C. on Tuesday, at 5 p.m. on the Prince Edward Road Ground: Wee Aik Chan, Swyny. LeembrugKen. Moxon. Vaughan. Orton. Jackson. Mcßeath, Kit.-. T.eigh. Tan Guan Klat. Re.«er\es- Joharl and Edward Woe
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    Swimming Carnival At Y.M.C.A.
    320 28 Swimming Carnival At Y.M.C.A. NG Mong Guan won the senior 120 yards championship event, and D. R. Yetton the junior 80 yards championship at the 14th annual handicap .swimming carnival of the V.M.C.A. at Fort Cannui > pool yesterday. Singapore diving champion. L^e Hon Mms. scored first oloce in the
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    S.C.R.C. SOCCER
    111 28 1m- following will ploy socrer :^i the s.C.R.c. tomorrow at B ground: Patrick Tee, Tan Bock Wai.. Ye- CieoK Wan. Oim Swee Kens, Swee Lim Swany. Teo Mong Joo. Se DMtUU) Then, Anthony Choon. Chi* Kail Bock, John Then and Gan KetSi.> iv,'.* Reserves: Tan Choon Seng. Lee
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      42 28 tBOOK RIGHT NOW fok GREAT RETURN LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP HEMCHIT MARQUES 15 (3) RDS. FRIDA V, 12th MAY at 8.45 p.m. SUPPORTED BY ANOTHER MAIN EVENT YOUNG DUNDEE v S JOE DIAMOND 10 .3) RDS. IHEMC1 HEMCH HAPPY WORLD STADIUM Phone 6322.
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      23 28 I^l Latest rint sensation from Philippines, feather-weight Champion of the Orient, who is appearing on FRIDAY, 12THMAY. AGAINST JOE DIAMOND HAPPY WORLD STADIUM
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    SAPPERS SPARKLE TO BEAT THE LOYALS
    349 29 Shaky Start But Soon Gain Control DLAYING with rare understanding at Gillman Barracks yesterday the Royal Engineers beat the Lovals by three goals to nil in the first division of the league. The result puts the Sappers In the lead for a second time
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    17 29 S. C. R. NORTHCOTE Selangor fast-medium bowler. Captain of the State side which beat Malacca last week-end.
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    ST. ANDREW'S BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S
    435 29 CT. ANDREW'S SCHOOL won ooth its matches against St. Jojcp'.rs Institution yesterday. The first team won by two wickets and 67 runs, anrt the second team, playing St. Joseph's second, won by 16 runs. Scores were ST. ANDREW'S 1 N Capel b O. Campbell 31
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    14 29 < lines*. Sports Association which heat the Amicable Athletic Association by 3 coals to nil
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    VICTORIA INST. DRAW WITH OLD BOYS
    206 29 VICTORIA INST. DRAW WITH OLD BOYS (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A FIRST wicket stand of 81 was made today by two Victoria Insti tut ion boys. Hera Sin^h (58 not out) and Aziz (16 not out) in a return mutch against the Old Boys today. They held
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    198 29 Tics In the E.C.R.C. Spring lawn tennis tciinair.cnt are Monday Court A. Tan Puay Hee 3> vs. Yap Mook Kirn iScr.); Court B. T. O. Sest l 6) M. Lee S^e Tat l»); Court C. ;C3Cll Wong (Scr.) vs. Sim Ten;* Bocn(— 3); Court Li. Kwik Sam York
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    100 29 Singapore Recreation Club lawn tennis ties:— Monday Championship Doubles (Semifinal) P.F. de Souza It E.G. Wheatley vs. Dr. S.L. Ochlcrs li N.S. Hogar.. Nov. res' Event. (Singles.) W.N. Moore vs P.P. Webb: G. d'Cruz vs P. Oehlers: O. Clarke vs. W. Mathews: R. Minjoot vs J. a. Ritchie.
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    Y. M. C. A. SOCCER
    73 29 The following have been selected to play football (or the V.M.C.A. Junior Departmnt trains t "A" Co. Manchester Regt. on Monday at S p.m. on the Anson Road •rround: Wee Alic Chan. D. Skelchy, Lo\.- Huclc Vansr. S. Ortnn. O. J. Moxon. Chan Nee Sian,
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    R.A.F. BEAT THE INDIAN ASSN.
    181 29 A FINE knock of 74 runs by Marshall enabled the RAF. to beat the Indian Association by iwo wickets at Balestler yesterday. INDIAN ASSN. T. Sinsh b Rowlett 33 B. S. Varma b Rowlett 1 Basknran c Mayflc'.d b Hall 49 Wa7ir Sinah not out
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    TIME ROBS C.S.C. OF WIN
    194 29 TIME robbed the Ceylon Sports Club 1 of a victory over the R.E., Chanei at Balestier yesterday. CEYLON 6.C. B. Dudley lbw Simpson 4 Ayadurat Ibw Lucas 5 T. E. K. Retnam c Gould b Johnstone 25 Muthucumaru b Johnstone 15 V. R. Sabanathy run
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    9 29 HASSAN Selangor State cricket and h.ackey player. Clever footballer.
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    RAFFLjES INST. BEAT A.C.S.
    208 29 OAFFLES Institution b?at the Anglo- Chinese School at cricket at the R.I. ground yesterday. A.C.S. Hon Wing b E. W. Barker 2 Cecil Wong b Thamotharam 0 Hock Chye b E. W. Barker 8 Tat Chu lbw b Thamotharam 14 Chens S'anß b Thamotharam 7 Drraisamy
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    POLICE RESERVES BEAT S.C.C. II
    226 29 A goal, scored ten minutes from fuli-time. enroled the Police reserves to defeat the S.C.C. second string by two goals to one in a keen reserve division soccer fix ure played at the Police Depot, yesterday. The Club, who were marp In the picture in
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    KAY STAMMERS WINS
    40 29 Bournemouth. Saturday. In the British hard courts championship final Miss Hay Stammers beat Mrs. Ellis (formcriy Anica Liz:;ra> 6 3. 5—3. The men's final was an all Chines afLiir. Kho Sin Kie beating Choy 7—5. 6—l. 6—4.
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    Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS .
    27 29 Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS The final of the V.M.C.A. billiards handi crd tournament will be pkiyed on Tuesday at S p.m. between Dr. V. Xavler and Yap Ah Hlan.
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    721 29 Yesterday's league football pames with the fables up-to-date: DIVISION I Arsenal 2 Brentf crd 0 Aston Villa 1 Middlesbrough 1 Blackpool 2 Portsmouth 1 Charlton 3 Preston N 1 Chelsea 1 Bolton 1 Grlmsby 3 Evcrton 0 Leeds 0 Stol:c 0 Manchester 2 Liverpool 0 Wolves 0 Sunder.ar.d
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    CRICKET CLOSES
    69 29 Gloucester 267 (Barnrtt 120): Lanes, 65 for one. Knt 269 (Taylor S lor 30); Essex 109 (Wait 6 for 27). M.C.C. 92 (Robinson 7 for 33): Yorkshin 148 'Sims 3 lor 70): M.C.C. 70 (or 5. Oxford U. 160 for 4: vs. Middlesex. Somerset 157 (Govcr 7 (or
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    18 29 Amicable Athletic Association secor d team which lost to the Chinese Sports Association by 3 goals to nil.
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    RUGBY LEAGUE FINAL
    233 29 Halifax 20 Salford 3 DIVISION 111 (Northern) Chester 3 Bradford C. 2 Gatesheari 1 Carlisle 1 Hartlepools 0 Wrcxham 0 Stockpcrt 3 Halifax A York 2 Southp:rt 3 Lincoln 2 Doncas'er i> f w. L.. v m n; Barnsley 42 30 5 7 94 34 67 Doncastcr
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    S.A.F.A. League
    515 29 There have beea some Interesting changes in the local soccer leagues dur.ns the week. By beating Loyais yesterday, the Sappers have a cubstaniial iead In the tirst dh and are still unbeaten. In division 118 the Chinese nave strengthened their positin by two points, while in the business
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    BUKIT TIMAH COLF
    117 29 The Royal Singapore O.C. women lo.t ta the I. land Oott Club women by 3.- p-i.:is to 2'.i. Results (R.S.CJ.C. Bnt> M s. E. Dods 0. M-s. W. B. R.ickio.-k 0: Mr o H. C. Atkin-Berrv X, Miss Atcd I; Ml b E. M. Hallas l.». Mrs.
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    NEW LIFE B.P.
    276 30 Playing at the Clerical Union Hail the New Life B.P. lost to the Navy. Army and Air Force Institute Sports Club by tour names to three. An exhibition match »»> given by Low Poh Hye (New Life 8.P.) and William Tan (N.A.A.F.I. > 1936 Singapore J-mior champion
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    MERRIDALE B.P.
    125 30 The Merridali' B.P. has built a new badminton court at Upper Serangoon Road and the following have been elected to take cure of the Serangoon section and to assist the (ommittee of management: Asst. hen. secretary. Mr- neah Ah Soon; asst. Hon. treasurer. Mr. Chua Seak Hwee; Asst.
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    78 30 The Mayblossom (Muslim) B.P. celc:>uii.il tne Hi., lint ,-li.im. •;< s kfrlixday at the residence of Mr. Ahmad Mattar, Geylang. Standing (lelt to right: Zakari.i Mattar, Omar Mattar. Baker Mattar. Ahmad Mattar. Hamid Mattar, Wan. A. Razak. Seated: IHM .".luhar. Ahdullah Mattar, M. M. Alkudrce (President). Prize winners at the
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    ENTRIES FOR JUNIOR TOURNAMENT
    1132 30 No Decision Yet On Doubles Games' Score By Our Badminton Correspondent TTHERE is much speculation in local badminton circles as to whether the local controlling body will fall into line with the suggestion made by the Badminton Association of Malaya that the score in the doubles
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    19 30 M.as V. innie Goh, winner oi the women's open singles in the annual badminton tournament of the Mayfair B.P.
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    JOHORE PREPARES1
    324 30 JOHORE PREPARES 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. DADMINTON players are preparing for the forthcoming; Johore Bahru district tournament which will begin on June 8. Entries close on May 23. For the past two seasons, the women's events had to be cancelled owing to lack of entrants, but it
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    MUAR MALAY TOURNAMENT
    492 30 (From Our Own Correspondent* Mar. QPGANISED by the Muar Club, the lirst AJI Muar Malay badminton tor.'nameiit has evinced great lnter.st and good entries have been received in all the events. Results of matches played: Junior Singles: Mohamod bin Rahmat beat Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad 15 7,
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    MARQUEZ AND HEMCHIT AGAIN
    457 31 Lightweight Title To Be At Stake AT the covered stadium on Friday, Ventura Marquex is to be given a chance to regain the Malayan lightweight title which he lost to Neil llemchit three weeks ago. So within a month of being dethroned the Mexican will be
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    INDO-CEYLONESE WIN AT MUAR
    217 31 •From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar THE Indo-Ceylonese Association beat Kok Chaing's cricket team. INIKM'KYLONESE VSSN. M K Filial b N. -'umey, 33; A. Ponnampalum c Wong Fook Sum b C. C Chew, l: B. van jehoonbeck c and b Shim Kah Foo. 44; Vatdeveloo c N.
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    Penang Badminton
    873 31 WITH the Triangular Tournament only three weeks ahead, the Pftiang selectors are faced with the difficult task of getting strong men's and women's teams. Penang will most likely be able to field a men's team which will do justice to the State, but it is in the women's
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    92 31 The Telok Ayer Epworth League lublr tennis team which beat the Jollilads Sport in? Association 4—3 Back from left: Michael Wee, Tan Soo Kirn, See Pee Wan. Tan Hock Kee, llau Sek Chin. Front from left: Wee htng Thong. Ng Siew Hoo and Soh Tfcaw lln. The Endeavour B.P. wh
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    TO KLUANG TODAY
    119 31 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. »T*HE cricket team of the Muar Indo- Ceylonese Association will trav:l to Kluar.g today to meet the Kluang Indo-Ceylonese in a whole day match. The first mate I played in Muar resulted in a win for Kluang. The Muar Indo-Ceylonese side will
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    SENTUL T.Y.L. BEAT SCHOOL
    158 31 JliE Sentul Tamil Youth League' beat the Anglo-Chinese School, Kltng, at cricket. A. C. S. KLANG Loo Teck Lenß st Ponnlah b Navara'nar 6, Richard b Kannpatnipillay U; Janiaiudir. c Thalayasingam b Navaratnam 8; Lie Sei Term c Thalayaslncam b KanapatlitnHay \'j Edmond b Kamal 3;
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    Selangor Badminton
    723 31 rE response for the Junior Inter- I doubles tournament— the curtain raiser of the Selangqr Badminton As- j sociation's annual programme— is most encouraging. In addition to almost all 1 the Junior teams, which took part last year, four others. Boon San, Sunset. Pasar Road Chinese and the
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    Singapore Makes Gas Masks
    324 32 Suppliers To Five Eastern Countries PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY IS 2,000 A DAY 'THE Singapore Rubber Works, which has been manufacturing gas masks for the past 10 yeara, Is at present producing 200 masks dally for one Government, and supplies in all five different eastern governments with gas
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