Malaya Tribune, 1 April 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune \Malaya's National Newspaper: 1 Guaranteed Largest Sales' VOL. XXVI.- -No. 77. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, April i, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 'yt jJA'.ES. _SINGAPORE^ SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1939 FIVE CENTS
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      126 1 ADVERTISEMENTS I bring you RESULTS for only 3 CENTS per word in this paper A nth and mellow vine for all occasions, with a W delicious flavour No better value obtainable any- ff where. Invaluable as 3 tonic. Jr. BOUt AOEIITS: (jUTITOE C C§ b IN S.'U 1 W P-S.
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      45 1 —A lonic ot mrvelijuo cur: live uower, Refreshing anc. cooling instant relief to sufferers oi -n. piles. Headache and cures Uabe.es and other Urinal trouble Local Price per bottle S -j Small bottle 50 cts. I Distribute v: A. S./A-J.-i.'.-tci Ksssi. TO, HUI L'.reet, Singapore.
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      35 1 rWcRg I With a ihrout so sore thai it hurt* to eat. but u r HF g T3 it- Jfcr mniE£ jicy 1 i! then wiH cure au uih I Ask for descriptive folder lC)
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      122 1 I »»1■■»■•»■•■•••■•••■••••••••••••••■j MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWN 3 FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— $5« S 30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL 6327. SINGAPORE. 1 SOML. '"N2 VV ARRIVALS card T.icks With* Sleight of Hand or Apparatus by L. Widdop SO 60 ft* Drawn, rom Entertainer
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    JACK HOLT STILL ON FILMS
    204 2 HAVING just completed "Wreckage." ftemn. title) Jack Holt, iccently started on his next < olrhnbfa picture, a milii'.ry drama, temporarily entivled "Sabotage." 1 Eric Taylor 3nd Gordon Rigby are c:edited with th? story and screen play. It will be directed by Lewis L\ Collins, who
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    First-Run Film
    62 2 "ABUSED CONFIDENCE." starring A Danielle Darrieux. has beeif booked for an extended Hrst-run engagement at the World Theatre. New York, and the Bclascc Theatre, Wa hington. DC. it was announced by the Famous I Foreign Features department of Coliimcio picture? Corporation, i j The Darrieux dramatic hit goes
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    COMEDY BASED ON NEWSPAPER CARTOON
    176 2 JONATHAN Hale and Stanley Brown this week were added to the cast new being assembled for "Blondie Steps Out", the second of the series of comeuios Columbia is bringing to the screen r cn Chic Young's popular dailv newspaper cartoon strip. Penny Single "on. Arthur
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    What The Stars Foretell
    221 2 SUNDAY FOR ALL READERS. A temperamental sort of day so avoid anything likely to upset your equilibrium. Keep out of dom stic activities. Potter about, do Utile odd jobs, but don't try Lo concentrate. Visit rather than entertain at home. SPECIAL INFLUENCES January 21 to February
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      490 2 STLAMKR SAILINGS. ana BRITISH INDIA *«>ir< > r pot a ted In Km ;»nO». P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due. Tonnage Spore. 1039 CARTHAGE 15 000 Apr. 7 t BANOALORE 6,000 Apr. S I AJPUTANA 17.000 Apr. 21 tNCHI 17,000 May 5 BHUTAN «.100 May G t KKHj
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      383 2 STEAMER SAILINGSIFnordI IlloVdJ IS VOIK LEAVE APPROACHING I'ivas let us offer you accommodation on tfie taste t, rrfttol modern and luxurious EXPRESS MNERS I *>CHARNHORST" "POTSDAM" f "GNKISKN AH" Pa g ti LOILMANN (Xft, LTD., 184, *Robinson R*'ad. Phone 73<»."». STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE, PENANG BELAWAN.
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      402 2 t 1 I j LUXURY with ECONOMY j f One-Class Motorships Cabins with Private Path. S Excellent Cuisine Moderate Fares. I To: MARSEILLES, LONDON, To: PALESTINE. KO'ITERDAM. J KOTTERDA.M. HAMBURG AND HAMBURG COPENHAGEN. Z COPENHAGEN 1 I MEONIA Apr. 11 MALAYA abt. Apr. 24 5 ALSIA May 2 KINA May
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      135 2 < f H 1 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LIN IE 0 Dcutsch-Australivchc Dampfsehiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'porc 1039. "i m.s. KULMERLAND Dircct Apr. 4 <?.* NORDMARK Dircct Apr. 13 t m.s. DUIL*3UP-G via Manila May 2 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND,
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      274 2 f DAILY CROSSWORD CLUE» ACROSS 26. Nile rar.e tana-ram). 1. This is hard lor seme criminals. 27. Willingly. 3. A Cistercian monk. CLUES DOWN 7. Not visible. L Pleasure craft. 9. "No eye hath seen such s.' 2. Trees to entreat. (Shakespeare), g Tell. 10. Move like a snakt. 5.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    508 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday. Previous To-day Chana* RI'BBLR Steady Idle spot Buyers 8 8 Sellers 8'« 8» 8 Ist Forward (Apr. June) Buyers 8 116 8 —116 Sellers 8« 8 8' 8 2nd Forward (July Sept.) Buyers 8' 8 8 116 —116 Sellers 83 16 8 3i6
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    175 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Mar. 31, 5 p.m. r Total foj 0001 Panj Dividend Book* financial TIK dose Date Ex. Div. year B Payable Date to datj v Selangor 2' 2 r Apr. 12 Aor. 18 Apr. 13 2 1 <> rf c Rivers 2V*<% Apr.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    856 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Mar. 31, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 3 3 9 Austral Amal 4 9 5 3 Austral Malay 39 44,Aycr Hitam 20 21 Ayer Weng 0.65 0.70 Bangrin Tin 19- 19 9 Batu Selangor
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    TIN
    11 3 The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—.
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    RUBBER
    11 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    JERAM KUANTAN ESTATE
    38 3 In our report of the meeting of Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate yesterday, it was inadvertently stated that the dividend paid was 4'/> per cent. This is incorrect A dividend of four per cent, was declared.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    118 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday, Mar. 31, noon NO. IX R.S.S. ellerS Spot looL-e ftVk 27% No. IX R.S.S. F. 0.8. in cases March 27»A G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales do. 26% 27 F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales do 26'/ 2
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    PRODUCE
    158 3 Singapore, Mar. 31. 1 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 perKoyan $123 R. (Siam) W. Coast N0.2 per Koyan $125 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $121 Siam No. 1 $220 Siam No. 2 $210 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $115 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 $110
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    257 3 6% Maynard A Co., Ltd.. 130.000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 §0 100 norn SINGAPORE M7JN(CIPAL: t% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar 31. Sept. 30 100 101 norn 1907 red. 19*1 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31 Sent 30 106 108 norn 4V,% 1909' red. Ift* iUOC.OOO Int.
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    62 3 Singapore, Friday. Tin at midday was $110 I\2, unchanged, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock for both Spot and July September was buyers 27 l 4 cents. Political conditions dominated the share market to-day and all sections were dull and lifeless. Most quotations showed no
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    92 3 British Official Wireless London, Mar. 31. Paris 176 49 64 New York 4.68' (J Montreal 4.70' v Brussels 27.83 Geneva 20.85 V 2 Amsterdam 8.81 7 8 Milan 89 Berlin 11.67 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague nom. Helsingfors 226% Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 V* Athens 5472 Bucharest 660
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      33 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSI UANCE CORPORATION. LIMITED 'IKE. MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE «I UIiLARY, PERSONAL ACUr« WORKMEN'S COVIPENSA- AM) PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. %XAJD OFFICE: ISO. UICL. VnUKT, SINGAPORE. t. W UA* L, Qtnerti atAnafpr
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      559 3 lIAXK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Chartei». 12, Cecil Street, Singapore Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Offlc" 5188-9. Cable Address: "CnUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital v h. $40,000,000 00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. 1 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2
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      594 4 RfWSfel lUMiiiiiD-imi EgSSga WANTED for about four montha a Supervisor with knowledge of Furnace Lifting. Must, be experienced in aich work and capable ol working from drawings Apply stating salary required together with copies ol testimonials to Box No. 300, Malaya Tribune, Singapore WANTED Boys fresh from school as cairnusera.
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      615 4 YOUNG CHINESE seeks job as Wireless Serviceman, British College Diploma with practical experience. Apply Box 252 Mnlav* "ribune. Prnang <54i > i ii =gNgJ»«g Wanted j WANTED: Agents or dealers in Bplcy American Remainder Magazines. Good profits. Soon Huat Company. 150 Camp•jell Btreet. Penan*. i 563) WANTED" EPILEPTIC PATIENTS. Guaranteed
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      606 4 NEW UP-TO-DATE ROOMS of brick walls to let: Comfortable, airy and quiet; close to New World and Jalan Besar Stadium. Apply No. 290 A, Jalan Bcsar. <577> FOR SALE' Nice Phlmo Pony Timor Breed. Apply No. 7. Na c .slm Read. '031» BORNEO YELLOW MAIZE of the first quality as
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      623 4 A Ft3YCHIC GENIUS' will help you solve your problems by "Intuitional Inspiration." To know your future, no birthday is necessary. Juat send any three questions which will be returned with absolutely accurate answers for one dollar. Additional questions 50 cents. Particulars and unsolicited testimonials on request. :%RI ATMACHINTAN, 50, Lorong
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      607 4 FOR SALE: Moutrie Piano, 2 pedal, excellent condition. 436, Orchard Road(sB9) USED GRAMOPHONE records de Luxe duplicates almost new Box 283, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (626* SALE: Crosely Radio and Electric Gram. Excellent Reception $110,- or nearest. Apply Box 256, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. <-*>4S» FOR QUICK SALE: One stamp cmrectioji at
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      535 4 FOR SALE: 50 acres and i over Freehold Land at McPherson Road a c Aljunied Road. Full particulars plans and price Apply to Seah co Allen Gledhill. 22a, Raffles Place, Singapore (00:, I i SALE. One plot of racant land re served for one person In ihe Singap Christian Cemetery,
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    CONTRABAND TOBACCO
    83 5 Singapore, Friday. FINE of $550, or four months' rigorous imprisonment, was imposed by Mr. G. S. Rawlings in the Third Police Court this morning on Heah Hai Seng, who pleaded guilty last Tuesday to a charge of possessing 272 lbs. of contraband Java tobacco, duty on which was
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    57 5 Singapore, Friday Provided that the 3oy Scouts' Association (Malaya) can aise at least $20 000 of the required mm of "530,000 elsewhere, tbe Singapore Mmvcipa) Commissioners are prepared o «uve it a grant of $3,000. Dc(/ion to nake the grant under this condition .vas confirmed at a
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      846 5 i NOTICE. i I2r. Tan Tiam Kee. Representative of 1 the Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., is at present on a visit to Kulantan, and j will be pleased to give attention to any j enquiries addressed U> him co Post! Office. Kuala Krai, Kelantan. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF A Choice
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      400 5 CHANGI ROAD TRAFFIC. TRAFFIC will be resumed between the ICth and 11th milestones, Changi Road, on Saturday, Ist April 1939. 2. Over a length of 15 chains a single lane only will be available and this will be controlled. (Sd.) H. W. BEGBIE, for Settlement Engineer, Singapore. Public Works Department.
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      379 5 enoueh for a "velvet cloak to be spread in their path o YOONG CHEONG'S shoes are designed with every trick of flattery to capture a bit of romance in the beautiful new styles of the movement. GEE THEM AT YOONG CHEONG SHOE CO.. 354-356. North Bridge Rd. Tel. 4293. •i
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      211 5 JOHNO AQUARIUM 115 PRINSEP OT. SPORE. BIGGEST BREEDING POND IN SINGAPORE. JAPANESE GOLD FISH of various species, Angel Fish, lovelj genigame (Terrapin) Fisn receptacles food and bait etc. just arrived from Japan. 1 EMPIRE TALKIE j Matinees To-day To-morrow 5 Complete Serial Chapters I—ls of j "THE BLACK COIN" j
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      74 5 Health, youth and happiness do seek I Use 'Amico Tila' and youth_ Pills to be quick. H n~ WL Mm Health is treasure and pleasure at home Well known in India Egypt, Greece and Rome In search of happiness you need not rorm Amico Tila and youth piils on efcTtr
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    AUTHORITIES DENY THAT AERODROME IS DANGEROUS
    374 6 Singapore, Friday. THE Civil Aviation Department strongly deny the allegation made by two Singapore newspapers that the Singapore Aerodrome is in a dangerous condition and constantly waterlogged. It was stated in the article that "the dangerous condition of Singapore's much boosted $8,000,000 airport was
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    MUSICAL CONCERTS
    43 6 A committee decision that *c com•nissioners would not be justified in taKng an annual space in certain local newspapers for advertising shows and concerts at the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall was confirmed at a meeting of the Municipal Commissioner* yesterday.
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    TO PAY $5 PER MONTH
    198 6 Singapore, Friday. UICTOR Ernest Rozelles, a 31-year-old Eurasian who appeared in the Bankruptcy Court to-day told his lordship, Mr. Justice W. K. Home, of the many places he had worked during the last few years. Bankrupt whose Uabihties on* MTrmimt to S7Bl 62 owing U)
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    Passengers By Air
    157 6 The following passenger? passed through Singapore during the week by air:— Arrived from N.E.I, by K,LM. plane "PH-ALW" on Mar. 30: Mr. L. Santin. Mr. M. Roi, Mr. Marcatili, Mr. Swets. Miss van Staveren. Mr., Mrs. and Mis.s Horrison, Mr. Da Costa, Mr. McCluggage, Mr. J. Klapper.
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      260 6 1 "PIT RADIOS j| ARE 1 SECOND TO NONE. in Efficiency, Reliamlity, and j Service. Hence they are I VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA I HOE BOON LEONG. 1 GOLD BIRD |j J The Brand of the Moment. V Second to None. Better than most. SIIIGHPDRE TRADERS CONTRAGON CAPSULES. A safe
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      266 6 YOUR DAUGHTER'SHEALTH Young gii4i entering their teens need special care and attention in order to heln their d-licatc systems adapt them selvesi to functional changes. Careful parents realise this but often overlook the fact that complete -nd regular bowel movements are nece-sarjr to maintain a healthy condition cf the body
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      158 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtamabi* of all Chtmuu and Store* Whenfirst they knew were quite overjoyed ot the prospect of an heir and, being wise, they wrote for a copy of 'Wise Babycraft.' If you are in the same happy position may we send you a copy? ALLENBURYS foods are
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      32 6 HAVE YOU SEEN THL LATEST STAINLESS STEEL AND WATERPROOF WRIST WATCHES NOW ON DISPLAY AT YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road) PHONE 7922. Moderately Priced. fcgaggttaofc p.a asßi
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      611 6 BOAT RACE FROM STORE 6.05 p. m. rrom the Adelphi Hotel con f cioge down jp lIJ tinuech 1C 50 Time signal. A talk. j SSHS report. LONDON ,35 ««««5 SSE 0.0, Br&*iafe*g i:s a transmission 5 gar Elephan t "d una* Race (relayed from Lon- Pnnular Overtures. lliAH o»i
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    MALAYAN COLLIERIES RECORD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
    2372 7 ANNUAL MEETING Kuala Lumpur. Friday. DEFERENCES to the revision of conditions of employment of labour at th: Malayan Collieries were made at the 25th annual general teeting ol the company, held at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank j uildings to-day by the chairman, Mr.
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    SYCE FINED
    128 7 Singapore. Friday. JAIS bin Sallch a syce was to-day fined -tIS by Mr. C. H. AVhitton, Traffic Judge, on a charge of negligent driving and colliding with a motor cycle at the junction of Middle Road and Selegie Road on Feb. 18. Inspector G S. Windsor in his
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    58 7 Singapore, Friday.—The charge that he did cause the death of Tara Singh by rash driving, not amounting to cul pabl.e homicide in Robinson Road on Mar. 30, was to-day explained to Low Ah Lok, a Cantonese lorry driver. Mr Cr H. .Whitton Traffic District Judge extended bail of $500 and
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    RUBBER REPORT
    130 7 With the exception of M. Daladier's speech and a hardening in the attitude of Britain and France, there has been little in the news to inspire confidence in the future, says Lewis and Peat's rubber report. It is clear that the next danger point will be Danzig, and
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    CHEAP RAIL. TRIPS
    83 7 rIE F.M.S. Railways are making special concessions during the Easier holidays when tickets for a single fare may be used for a double journey. These apply only to Ist and 2nd class tickets. j Tickets for outward journeys may be j booked f rom Apr. 5 to
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      27 7 mhv taking incilective I IEE&9I lane. injurious drugs. 1 ffIFBOHBOi Take Lobulina, your \t $3.50 from first class Chemists. Postage 30 cts. CIIARI GO* *tobiin*on KU., Spore.
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      890 7 THE IiVIIIAIX OVEitSEAS BAXK. LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN BRITISH INDIA I. BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER, 1938 limmm^ mmmmmmm mm mmmmmm mmm ■^■■^P——— gRs Aj p ™WftjflfJJ I I Rs. A. P. Rs. A P. I I I i. i 1 3.07.»i39 8 6 I I in hand in 137
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      267 8 I POm'IVELY LAST DAY! THE SCREEN'S GOLDEN-VOICED SINGING STAR j S u"Lin K her Kreatea. hi, ONE NIGHT j I i„ a new type UGW MUSICAL comedy- j j 3 SHOWS j CAPITOL 3 15-6 15-9-15 I >— j MOORE \//)Vi s I "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE" I With MELVYX DOIIpLAS
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      205 8 I P-% A t#lG INI ATI NEE 3-15 jĔjm B\ I PA V ILIOIN TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-15 j A GALE OF SIDE-SPLITTING FUN l|# IN M.G.M.s MERRY MARITAL pF j [ROBERT MONTGOMERY I j VIRGINIA BRUCE v jHL| FIRST! YEARS" j I with f WARREN WILLIAM! BINNIE BARNES j I
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      260 8 no-weirs the night j I Gala Midnight Premiere At The C APITOL j Followed by General Screening WEDNESDAY NEXT! I •Ii j comes this romance of v I If* the life of Johann Strauss 11, W j«K the World's Waltz King! The Iff 5 M-G-M studios have poured jmĔĔ.\ J:'
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    Bankrupt Says Betting Was His Downfall
    194 9 Singapore, Friday. ;;;-YE\R-OLD Javanese Chinese, L. T. Tjoa, who in December, 1937, was charged with criminal breach of trust when he used monies of certain Dutch society to the amount of $12,000 appeared to-day before Mr. Justice. W. K. Home in the public examination
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF PROVISIONS
    96 9 Singapore, Friday.—Poh Ah Hwee pleaded guilty this morning in the fcurth police court before Mr. Kennetn A. Blacker to a charge that he on Mar. HO at Alexandra barracks Sergeant o Mess, being a cook, employed in the Sergeant's Mess, committed theft of bread and tinned
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    ORDERED TO PAY $20 MONTHLY
    111 9 Singapore, Friday. i A MONTHLY payment of $20 from his salary of Sl5O per month was accepted when the public examination of a bankrupt, a Chinese storekeeper employed by the Singapore Municipality, came up for hearing to-day before Mr. Justice W. K. Home. Chua Kwee
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    PREMIER SEES "L. G."
    56 9 British Official Wireless. London. April I.—Mi. Neville Chamberlain received Mr. Lloyd George in his room at the House cf Common yesterday afternoon in connection with the international situation. It v.as intimated that had Mr. Llcvd George not been indisposed the Prime Minister would have received him
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      363 9 CIRCUS Tai Tbea* Kew C hinese Girls Circus BIGGEST CHINESE CIRCUS IN THE WORLD. COMMENCING ON :Uil) APRIL. 19.», AT ANSON ROAD FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. Nighttv ai 8.30 >!atir.ees on Saturday Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Weight-lifting by 19-year-old Girl Sandow. Prices ol Admission. Resen ed Flying Trapse. g
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      135 9 [great world I 4 AMUSEMENT PARK. LITTLE WORLD I TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW I SPECIAL ATTRACTION (Tiie Worshipping of the "WHITE SNAKE"). ||j I EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. FREE GIFTS lIFor ench and every one of our patrons 100,000 handsome gifts are II v ait in* for you at the LITTLE WORLD.
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      357 9 TO-DAY 0 TO-MORROW 4 SHOWS DAILY I ALHAMBRA j i WARNER BROS. HILARIOUS BROADWAY STAGE SUCCESS and «tarring EDDIE ALBERT //jyjjyiAl RON A 1 D RFACAN. |ANE WYMAN• HENRY O'NEJt.I DirrctcJ In W\< KFIOH'.FV IPJMIBVOT)t ,>,„, l, KhlrJ M fc ...I,* A. |,r~ W.IJ From A. I*l,. b, K)MN MOM,,.
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    MALAYA PREPARED
    686 10 ifERY heartening and encouraff- ing were the words uttered by H.E. the Governor and High Commissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas, at the dinner of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association. It was the kind of speech which was necessary at this time of anxiety, giving the assurance that Singapore and
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    Malaya Must Retain Her MECHANICS
    970 10 Danzig Doomed Week-End Review Chinese Mechanics THIS week another batch erf about 600 Chinese engineers, mechanics and motor drivers has left Malaya for China either to serve at the war fronts or to be enlisted for auxiliary services behind the lines. Altogether this country has
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    THE GAZETTE
    198 10 THE Efficiency Medal has been awarded to Sgt. R.C. Banks, and clasp to E.S.M.D. Wilson, of the S.S.V.F. Mr. J. Jeff has been appointed an official member of the Legislative Council during the absence on leave of Mr. A. B. Jordan. Mr. N.R. Jarrett will be an official
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    To-day's News Review
    475 10 gRITAIN at last appears to b> taking the lead in making som< sort of a stand against further ag gression by the totalitarian states. The grave statement made by thi Prime Minister to the House of Commons confirms the estimate made in this column that Poland has
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      222 10 C O 0) L T a m HI WONDER ultra-yiolet sun r\y cream— is Cool in application in use wil fhrc you I Glamorous. Smooth, Cool, Flawless TAN. will Prevenl Sun l>urn. will Relieve Sun Barn Pain. w ill not Soil Clothes or (.row Hair. ROBINSON CO., J SINGAPORE, KUALA
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    NAZI TROOP MOVEMENTS ON POLISH FRONTIER
    630 11 Hitler Is Furious With Chamberlain Reuter. JjERR Hitler is believed to be furious at the British handling of the Polish situation and Mr. Chamberlain's announcement. All well-informed German authorities are agreed says a Berlin message, that he is going to hit back very hard
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    ITALIANS OPPOSED TO ATTACK ON POLAND
    180 11 Reuter. Chamberlain's guarantee to Poland has surprised Italians, who only yesterday morning read in their newspapers that this would probably never happen The general impression here is that Germany is out to get the polish Corridor at the earliest oportonit? It is feared that
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    POLAND IS RELIEVED
    37 11 Reuter. Warsaw. Apr. 1. A GOVERNMENT spokesman declared yesterday evening: "Mr. Chamberlain's declaration was received in Poland with great pleasure. Britain's abandonment of her former policy will, we think, lead to a positive settlement."—Reuter.
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    Premier Changes Face Of European Polities
    269 11 Reuter. London. Apr. 1. BRITAIN'S decision to support Polish independence by arms in the even! of German agression changes the face of European politics, writes Renter's diplomatic observer' Expats stress t-p Premier's empbxate 1 on the word u ind pcndcncc" as defining tbe ground:
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    Germany May Still Get Danzig
    175 11 Reuter. London, Apr. 1. FURTHER statement by the Pi in Minister is expected when sations with other countr'''< are completed, says Reuters diplon atic correspondent. ftited .States has been kept iuhy thi situation as it developed ington read the contents cf 1 amberlain's statement before
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    SOVIET VIEW FAVOURABLE
    74 11 Reuter. THE first reaction In Soviet circles to Mr. Chamberlain's statement is favourable, writes Reuters diplomatic correpondent. M. Maisky (Soviet Ambassador) was made acquainted with the text of the statement, before it was delivered, by Lord Halifax at the Foreign Ollice. This contact apppears to have done
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    Roosevelt On Phone With Chamberlain?
    143 11 Reuter. New York. Apr. L MR. Chamberlain's statement has put sqrarely up to Germany the responsibility for any possible general war, in the opinion of circles clcsc to the White House, quoted by the Association Press correspondent at Warm Springs, Georgia, where Mr. Roosevelt is
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    Smiles Again
    34 11 M. Vircel Virgil, Rumanian Minister in London, who has called frequently at the British Foreign Office in the last fortnight, hoping to hear the statement now made on resistance to German aggression.
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    Trains Collide: 250 Hurt
    52 11 Reuter. New York, Apr. 1. QVER 280 people were injured, eleven seriously, when two underground trains collided at Queen's Station, on the outskirts of the city. yesterday. Panic and hysteria reigned among the passengers, who were hurled in all directions amid crumpled ironwork and flying g
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    GERMAN PLANE MAKES WORLD SPEED RECORD
    32 11 Reuter. Berlin. Api\l I.—A German Heinkei single-seater fighter yesterday attained 3 speed of 746.6t5 kilometres per hour This is claimed to be a world record Reuter.
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    Mobilisation Rumours Queried
    463 11 Reuter. London, Mar. 31. WHEN the House of Commons met this morning, Mr. Arthur Greenwood, deputy leader of the opposition, asked the Prime Minister whether re could make a statement on the European situation. Mr. Chamberlain replied, "Yes, but I would prefer to make it later in
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    Seizure Of Sprattley Islands A New Threat To Singapore?
    236 11 Reuter. JAPAN'S decision to occupy the Sprattley (or 'Storm') Tslnnds, between Jndo-China and Borneo, and place them "under the jurisdiction of Formosa" is receiving the attention of all the governments interested. This decision, in the middle of negotiations with France regarding
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    German Ally Controls Rail To Poland
    158 11 Reuter. Bratislava, Apr. 1. THE Slovak Cabinet has decided to accept in principle Hungary's proposals for rectification of the Slovak-Ruthenian frontier. It is understood that the Slovak counterclaim for territorial compensation east of Bratislava has been practically dropped. Members of the boundary commission are
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    Monster Plane Carrier For United States
    78 11 Reuter. Washington, April L THE U.S. Navy has a wauled a contract foi 19,000-ton aircraftcarrier Hornet, included in the 1938 building programme. The cost will be 531.8C9,0C0. The new vessel, which will be completed in 34 months, will bring the number of warships being
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    ARAB STRIKE COLLAPSES
    63 11 Reuter. Jerusalem, April 3. THE Arab strike called lor yesterday as a protest against the shooting of the Arab leader Abdul Rahim on Monday, has collapsed in every town except Tulkarm. Military commanders issued a warning that a curfew would be imposed unless the shops reopened. Only
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    Chinese Loan Payment Is Suspended
    123 11 Reuter. London. Mar. 3!, COME surprise is occasioned by the failure of payment yesterday or. the 1912 China loan coupon. The general impression, based on n Chungking telegram of March 29 was that both this and the Angjo-French coupon due on April 4 would be
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    MORE RIOTING IN LUCKNOW
    55 11 Reuter. Lucknow, Apr. I. QERIOUS rioting lias broken out between the Shias and the Sunnis (Moslem sects) as a result of i religiolu controversy. The police fired eleven rounds yeserdav to disperse rioters, of whom !ome 600 were arrested. About a lozen police were injured. The
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    STOCK EXCHANGE RALLIES SHARPLY
    85 11 Reuter. London, Ap:\ 1. ON the Stcck Exchange yesterday bus! ness was very small during the morning, with prices mostly lower, pending the Prime Minister's statement in the House ot Commons concerning international affairs. After delivery of the statement the tone improved markedly and the majority
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT
    40 11 London. Apr. 1 —The result cf the by Riectlpn in the Kincardine and WesAberdeenshire constituency was declared yesterday afternoon c.s follows- Mr. Thcrnton Kern lev (Coneervative) 11,111; Mr. I vine <Libr-al» 9.0 J0; no cha: British Official Wireless.
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    Commissioners Discuss Traction Co.'s Monopoly Danger Of Paralysing Transport During Strike
    619 12 Motion For Reference Back Carried Singapore, Friday. WHETHER limited competition would be an incentive or a detenent la strikes which would paralyse Singapore's transport services was the subject of an animated discussion in with the monopoly granted to the
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    LIGHT CHARGES
    76 12 Singapore, Friday. AT to day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, Mr. S. B. Tan again raised the question as to when the public might expect further reductions in charges for electric light supplies and or an abolition of the minimum charge. The President, Mr. W. Bartley, replied that
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    KING STILL BUSY
    26 12 British Wireless. London. Mar. 30. The King, accompanied by the Queen, visited the two big London County Council estates in Hackney to-day.—British Wireless.
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    CHITRAL TO TAKE CANTON'S RUN
    69 12 In consequence of the accident l„ the P. and <>. s> Canton t h<> s s 'Chitrar Hill turn round at Hongkons <•»<» London via usual ports in place of Ihe ss. 'Canton.' The l 't hitral' is expected to leave Hongkong at noon on
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    Trimmer Report Sequel
    161 12 Singapore, Friday. QEVERAL important decisions in connection with recommendations of the Trimmer (Traffic) Committee were confirmed at a meeting of the Municipal Commissioners to-day. ABU** the decisions wereThe commissioners agreed that in certain cases the provision of lo ops off the streets for turning and waiting vehicles
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    LUCKY TO BE ALIVE
    85 12 [From Our Own Reporter] K. Lumpur, Thur. Uay. MOST luck> to be alive to-day is a Chinese passenger who. while attempting to catch the Kuala Lumpur Penang mail train yesterday morning, slipped and fell between the platform and the train. Pluckil.v he lay low between the
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    Farewell To Departing Turf Club Secretary
    167 12 Singapore. Saturday. HE the Governor and Lady Thomas were present at an At Home given by the committee of the Singapore Tui 1 Club yesterday evening in honour ox Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Todd, who are leaving for home on retirement on AP
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    112 12 Singapore. Saturday. VliE wedding took place this morning in the Registry, before Mr. Conrad O.dham. of Mr. Evert Karel Henny Undeboom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Evert Li*> deboom, to Miss Evardine Ernestine Prins, daughter of the late Mr. and the late Mrs. C. Prins. Both parties are
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    PLEA FOR "RURAL PIGS"
    105 12 Singapore, Friday. AGREED to a proposal ot the RuA ral Board that all pigs in that area be slaughtered in the Municipal slaughter-houses.''—Decision of Committee No. 2. After this decision had been confirmed at to day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. Mr. E. A. Brown made
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    SINGAPORE MUN ICIPAL SURPLUS
    92 12 Singapore, Friday. A SURPLUS of over $169,500 for 1938 was reported by the President, Mr. W. Hartley, at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. Final accounts for 1938 were passed. "The accounts for the past year have now been closed," Mr. Hartley said, "and they show
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    More Men Now On Benefit Rolls
    640 12 ASIATIC UNEMPLOYMENT Kuala Lumpur. Friday. "IF tne people of Kuala Lumpur appreciate good music as much as I thi p JO pie in distress appreciate the efforts being made on their behalf the Town Hall will be packed at this evening's concert/; remarks Mr.
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    Housing Decision Opposed
    403 12 Singapore, Friday. AN the ground that the settled policy of the Commissioners in regard lo staff housing was intended for members of the Municipal intermediate service, Mr. S. B. Tan opposed a decision taken by one of the standing committees whereby it was agreed that the Trading
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    Jalan Besar Stadium Running At A Loss
    193 12 Singapore, Friday. MENTION of the fact that the Jalan Besar football stadium does not even pay its running expenses, was made by Mr. W. Bartley, Municipal President, at a meeting of the Commissioners to-day when Dr. A. j. Lim unsuccessfully moved reference back
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    AIR MAIL
    30 12 The Imi orial air mail expected on Friday kaa been delayed 48 hours and will arrive on Sunday. The mail due to-dfty has also been delayed until Sunday,
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    BRITAIN WILL OPPOSE ANY FURTHER AGGRESSION
    866 13 Firm Warning To Nazi Government Reuter. TN THE event of an attack upon Poland, the British Government would feel bound at once to lend the Polish Government all the support in their power. This was the essence of a dramatic statement to the House
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    CANADA'S LOYALTY AFFIRMED
    170 13 Reuter. Ottawa. Mar. 31. 11HAT Canada should risk the lives of her citizens every twenty tears to protect small nations seemtri to many, a nightmare, dec-tared Mr. Mackenzie King opening a fulldress debate on foreign affairs in the House of Commons. The Dominion had enough difficulty in
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    JAPAN'S DIFFICULTIES IN CHINA INCREASING
    145 13 Reuter. London, Mar. 31. THE capture of Xanchang re--1 presents the first important Japanese success since the fall of Hankow and Canton, says The Times. In the fate of ihe city may be seen the epitomised process which Tokyo likes to call the regeneration of
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    Refugees Create Scene At Croydon
    102 13 Reuter. London. Mar. 31. nlTIFUL scene? occurred in the CrcyI don aerodrome when an attempi was made to take back twelve aliens ir.cluding women who arrived yesterday in the Danish Airliner from Warsaw. They .<: m Jewish refugees from Czechoslovakia and had yesterday night in
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    KWANGSI TROOPS DEFEAT JAPS
    60 13 Reuter. Macao. Mar. 31. COLLOWING the arrival cf Kwangsi 1 troops under the Ironsides GeneChang Pah Kwei the Japanese an reported to have suffered heavy tosses in the vicinity of Kongmocn and retired yesterday evening. The Japanese are also reported to have tost two aeroplanes shot
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    P. & O. HOME TRIP
    119 13 P. O. HOME TRIP Chitral To Replace The Canton SingaDore. Saturday. THE P. and O. liner Chitral will take the place on the homeward run of the Canton, which came into collision with the French steamer Marechal Joffre otf Hongkong. The ChitraJ. will turn round at Hongkong and is due
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    Son For Mrs. Harry Roy
    52 13 Reuter. London. Mar. 31.—Mrs. Harry Ro>. wife of the wellknown dance band leader and daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak cave birth to a son. This is the second j child she has given birth to. the firs 1 being a daughter born in August
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    Another Shanghai Outrage
    213 13 Reuter. Shanghai, Mar. 31« T?Ot R Chinese were wounded this afternoon when a Japanese sen.ry on the bridge leading into Hongkew from the Settlement fired one shot at a Chinese pedestrian who failed to stop v. hen challenged. The bullet alter striking the pedestrian in the leg
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    SIAM LOTTERY WINNERS
    131 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 3U. ANOTHER Government lottery was drawn on Sunday and was interesting from the point of view of the norn de plume's on the counterfoils. At the 203 th turn of the wheels the first prize of £10,000 was drawn. The name
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    To-day's Handicaps At Taiping
    273 14 FOLLOWING are the handicaps for this altera—n*a racing at Taipm in tt te second and final day of the laiping Turf Club's extra Skyc ninl. D bMc tolrs will be mi races three and lour, and six and seven and the ireep will he drawn on
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    Wise And Clerc Win S.C.C. Doubles
    91 14 IN two .straight sets N. S. Wise and Paul Clerc won the doubles championship event in the S.C.C. tennis tournament yesterday beating Ro v Smith and K. c. Cherrington 6—3, 9--7. The winners won the first set with very little opposition, but they found
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    Beamish Cup For Junior Tennis Players
    154 14 JHE Malacca Lawn Tennis Associa lion invite entries for the Beamish. Cup, which is open to all players under the age ol' 21 years. Entrieswill close on Thursday, Apr. 13. Tho entrance fee is 50 cents. Balls and ball-pickers wid be supplied. All matches
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    Gem Hoahing's Splendid Display Of Tennis
    419 14 Exhibition Games At S. C. R. C. MISS GEM HOAHING, Chinese lawn tennis wonder, thrilled a large, cosmopolitan crowd oi enthusiasts with sparkling tennis when she exhibition matches in aid ot the China Relief Fund at Hong Lim Gieen, yesterday afternoon. Playing her first
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    Wives Banned By Australian Tennis Board
    123 14 UO member of (he Australian Davis Cup tram has so far applied for permission for his wife to go with him or the Davis Cup tour. This is a n suit of a Board edict to the effect that the wife of a player
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    Exhibition Tennis At S. R. C.
    214 14 Singapore, Friday. IN an exhibition game of tennis at the S.R.C. yesterday. S. Murakami and T. kobayashi beat P. F. de Souza and H. N. Balhetchet, 6— 2, 5—7. 6—4. Monday's Ties Tics for Monday in the S R C. tournament arc: CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES
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    Draw For Malayan Indo- Ceylonese Tournament
    322 14 Draw For Malayan IndoCeylonese Tournament THE following are the entries and A draw in the fourth All-Malayan Indo-Ceylonese Tennis Tournament to be held in Kuala Lumpur over the Easter holidays, Apr. 7 to Apr. 10 MEN'S OPEN SINGLES P Suppiah bye, N Caleb v. Rajaratnam L Nataraian v. X Rasiah,
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    NEIL HEMCHIT KNOCKS-OUT BOON MAH IN HURRICANE BOUT
    567 15  -  Gunboat Smith Beats Fern andez (By "Referee" JJOON MAR and Neil Hemchit mixed it again at the Happy World last <ught, and this time Hemchit won, scoring a spectacular knock-out in the fourth round. When they met three weeks ago Boon Mah
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    Badminton Friendly
    115 15 The U.seful-Lads Badminton Party and the Singapore Harbour Board J.S.C. will meet in a friendly match of six singles and four doubles to be played at the former's Kampong Bahru court, on Saturday and Sunday, starting at 3.30 p.m. each day. The following players will represent the Useful-Lads
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    La Coloniale And First Bid Upset At Taiping Races
    744 15 [From Our Own Correspondent} TAIPING, FRIDAY. rPHE FIRST DAY'S EVENTS IN THE TWO-DAY EXTRA SKYE 1 MEETING OF THE TAIPING TURF CLUB WERE RUN OFF AT TAIPING THIS AFTERNOON The going was heavy, and t"-'c.ame heavier after the fourth race which
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    Selections By Spectator
    48 15 Following are selections for this afternoon's racing at Taiping. Race I—ANACONDA Bay Rose Race 2—ARMY CONTRACTOR Queen Beon Race 3 —SPRING GIRL Phar Par Race 4*—STONE GINGER Policy Rate 5 SKY RAIDER La Cploniale Race G— LITTLE MOTHER Republican Race 7—JUST MY LUCK Young Ginger.
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    DEATH FALL FROM SHIP
    236 16 MR. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, to-day postponed sine die an inquiry into the death of a Chinese named Yew Lai Choon, who was seen falling from the vessel Ho Hong on Mar. 21. The Chinese was on his way down to Singapore from the
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    BROADCASTING IN BANGKOK
    153 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 30. FROM next month an entirely new publication, "The Bangkok Short Wave Radio Times" will be issued by the Overseas Publicity Section of the Publicity Bureau and devoted solely to short wave broadcasting in Siam. This will be distributed free of
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    ARMS BURDEN AND THE CHURCH
    1278 16 DIOCESAN MEETING Singapore, Friday. < f LANCtNG through the Diocesan Chronicle of the Philippine Islands the other day I was startled by the announcement of a terrifying programme of reductions and retrenchments which Bishop Mosher Had boen compelled to introduce, by the drying up of
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    Member Dismissed Siam's Assembly
    227 16 (From Our Own Correspondent i Bangkok, Mar. 29. rjN Saturday in the National Assembiy, which was nearing the end of its present session, a member happened to propose that the next ordinary session should open on June 24, that being a memorable day in the political
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    PROBABLES BEAT REST IN ONE-SIDED GAME
    330 17 Probables 7; Rest J H :AB and desultory, yesterday's soccer game at the Stadium between P -bable eleven to go to Saigon and the Rest, was relieved what by Hay, probables' centre forward's display. vi d six of his sides seven while the Rest's
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    Women's Bogey Competition
    40 17 i Women's Bogey Competilst nine on March win tor Mrs. A. Nabop The lolKwlng are deA. N :m 3 up M. S Marshall 1 up. Jj L. Walker i up. Currie all square. S Abed 2 down.
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    Paya Lebar Rangers
    28 17 will represent the Paya against the Chek Seng's h<> former's ground on Tan Yong Boon. AlSamy, Bee Din; Ismail; Fn( >k Kup, Reserves: and JafTar.
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    MERRYTIME PARTY
    57 17 turn match of badminton mj two doubles will fee the Happy World covered irsday at 7.30 p.m. berytime badminton party old badminton party. will represent the J' Peh Teng Slew, C uak, George Tan, Wee 1 C Mah. Edmund Yeo Gan Poh Yeow, Lim Peng Alkrdee. Saleh Ahmat,
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    WOMEN'S FOURSOME
    36 17 re taken out for the Foursome competition Golf club which resulted Mrs. F. Starr 44-11 =33 Mrs. Mr--47-11 =36 HOLE IK ONE 'n the March Women's f Starr holed the 6th v in one.
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    Y. M. C. A. Billiards
    89 17 The following are results in the V.M.C.A. billiards tournament:— P. C. Sands (scratch) beat Wee Hong Heng <—30» 250—239; Dr. V. Xavier (—7O) beat Po Guan Chwee (—3O) w.0.; J. Wong (scratch) beat Kam Gim Lock (—5Ol 250—179: Alfred Nathaniels (—5O) beat R. Lyne (scratch»
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    178 17 The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. vs. S.R.C. 2nd XI on Saturday. Apr. 1, 2 p.m. at S.R.C.:~ W. R. King (Capt.). A. M. Carbery, M. C. Elliott, A. F. Hunter. J. W. Jackson, C. Milton, R H. Marsh. Major A. Nevill, J. T. Rea.
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    Y. M. C. A. WATER-POLO
    60 17 The following have been selected tc play water-polo for the Junior Department against "22nd Heavy Battery On Tuesday. Apr. 4. at the V.M.C.A. Pool at 4.15 p.m.:—Vow Wah Sung. Loh Heng Kee. Choo Seng Chye, Chua Kirn Chiang, Wong Fatt Lim. Kwik Sam York, Chan
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    Marigold Party
    104 17 The Marigold B P. beat the Merrytime B P. at the Happy World Stadium on Thursday, by four games to three. The scores were (Marigold players mentioned first):—Low Seah Chuan beat Richard 15—5, 15—7; Tan Cheng Hoe beat A. Sujak 15—7, s—o; Chua Leng Kuan beat George Tan
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    Results Of Races At R.S.Y.C.
    143 17 IN the "A" Class, the St. Patrick's Challenge Trophy at the R.S. Y.C. races oji Sunday was won by Kathleen 111, sailed by the owner Mr. V. C. Bath. In the "B" Class, the second and final race for the Hoops Remembrance Cup was won
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    Y.M.C.A. Football
    51 17 The following have been selected to play football for the V.M.C.A. <Leagiie> against Indian Association on Tuesday, Apr. 4, at 510 p.m. on the Anson Road ground:-Wee Aik Chan; V. N Plllay, M. Swyny, Moxon, Ranatunga Mitchell, Jackson. Kite, Leembruggen, Mcßeath, Ong Swee Keng. Reserves:—Tan Guan Kiat, Vaughan,
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    COTTON AND COMPSTON TIE IN DAILY MAIL TOURNAMENT
    116 17 Reuter. Bournemouth, Mar. 31.— Henry Cotton and ArchieJ Compsiton tied for first Place at 292, Mf*J**s Don Curties of Queen s Park, a loca professional, at 29fi in the Daily Man £2,000 tourney. Compston who was making his initial return to big
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    BEGINNER'S PARTY
    70 17 The following have been selected to represent the Beginner's Badminton Party, in a friendly match against the Joybell's Badminton Party "B" string, consisting of three singles and two doubles, to be played on Bunday. Apr. 2, at the former's court, at 2.30 p.m.:— Yeo Soon Hock. Sunny Teo,
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    Wearne's Beat G.E.C. By Five Clear Goals
    422 17 Wearne Bros: ....5, G.E.C.: ....0. |N the Business House League fixture played yesterday on the S.H.B. ground, Wearne Brothers beat the General Electric Company by five clear goals. In the last stages of the game, tempers marred play and the referee intervened and
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    Muslim League Wants To Divide India On A Religious Basis TWO FEDERATIONS SUGGESTED
    97 19 MEERUT CONFERENCE Meerut, Mar. 25. I Hindus and Muslims could no* now live together amicably in India had become almost impossible for them to co-exist nnder inte —then they might be able to do so by dividing
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    BITTER ATTACK AGAINST CONGRESS
    1447 19 (United Press). n« the delegates to the 'Major Nawab Jamshed I ha man of the Recepdf i lared that the I maoded that the lake stock of their i the field of practical than merely pass re[uslim league, he said, oi Indian Muslims waken then, to
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    105 19 (United Press). Bombay. Mar. 27. THE Egyptian delegation arrived 1 here this morning by Punjab Mail from Delhi. Immediately after alighting from the train tbiev drove straight to Tajmahal Hotel' where they would be staying for four days Interviewed by United Press, the leader of the Delegation said
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    512 19 (United Press). New Delhi Mar 23 yyiTH the European tension approaching a breaking point, Mahatma Gandhi gave Mr K. T. Birchall, the Special correspondent of the New York Tina s." a message to the world as his contribution towards solving a situation which, he said,
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    72 19 (United Press). New Delhi. Mar. 22.—Congress Party's amendment to reduce salt duty by four annas per maund was carried in the Central Assembly to-day by 55 against 38 votes, the Muslim League party remaining neutral. This amendment alone is tantamount to the rejection of the
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    105 20 ~.'^sAvs-^*t&i«BgR«»fi» Above is a picture of Mr. R S. Hudson, Secretary- of the Department of Overseas Trade, photographed with his wife just before leaving London for Warsaw and Moscow for trade talks between the British, Polish and Soviet Governments. Left: A picture taken at the wedding
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