Malaya Tribune, 3 April 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales'' VOL. XXVI -No. 78. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, April 3, im The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1939 fivf. n^vfT*
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      80 1 !classified! I ADVERTISEMENTS bring you RESULTS for only 3 CENTS j per word in this paper I 'VHUI hen bahy needs milk WW from a bottle milk at its hcst YOU WILL THEN BE CERTAIN V m THAT HIS LITTLE BONES WILL x t *f> GROW STRAIGHT AND HIS D
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      31 1 LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. S DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER j TAILORM A DES GOWNS I FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— S 5. S 30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE. 5 MMMNMnMMMMHMMMMMMN
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    55 2 Columbia started shooting recently on a new western drama, temporarily enti tied "Mounted Pil!ce No 1", starring Charles Starrett, with Linda Winters furnishing the love interest. The "Sins oi the Pioneers", songsters and musj cians, who appear in all of Starrett'* pictures, will again be featured. Barn Nelson will direct,
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    LAST NIGHT'S MUST NIGHT
    117 2 lhe Thrilhv which has been screened In Singapore b-fore. began a welcome sfason at the Capitol ast night, and larse audiences attended. Colin Clive takes the nam: role and John iaTes and Mac Clarke; with, Bon, Karloft are also m an excelLnt cut I h" story
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    Premiere For Radio City Hall
    153 2 COLUMBIA'S •There's That Woman Again," with Melvyn Douglas and J Virginia Bruce in the will go into Radio City Music Hall for a premiere engagement following "Torpor Trkes a Trij which is new paying there. Among the prominent screen personalities supporting the principals are Margaret
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    PLANE No. 4
    105 2 RITA Hayworth, who has just com rl 2f ."ri an Imoortrnt role in "Th Lone Wolf's Daughter.*" was assigned niay the role of Judith." in "Plane N 4." Jean Arthur and Cary Grant hat the lec:di. ana Richard Barthelrnc featured Howard Hawks is directing from the screen
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    What The Stars Foretell
    224 2 TO-MORROW FOR A LL HEADERS. Three planetary oppositions to-duy arc not prom ing for Imsimss progress so don*t try to push matters. Refrain from interviewing if you cat exercise patience in all thing and don't be carried aumj any sudden impute.'. SPECIAL INFLUENCES April 20 to
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      450 2 STEAVKK SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA .MKWporateti n EntlaadL I» (j (o.: S MMKGS. oin WARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore. 1939 CARTHAGE Apr. 7 BANG Al ORE <i.UUO Apr. 8 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Apr. 21 fIMH HI 17 000 May 5 I BHUTAN t».W M a Y G K EHj H C.OOO May 15
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      484 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. i §NORDDEITSCHER (Incorporated Ul (;«rinanyi The uvi in-t'-d are company's Intended ftxluris:— OUTWARD. I„r VIA MI A. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due S pore. 1939 n \\_r;::,sOUßO" Apr. 6 <. s '•GNEISii.NAU' 1 omits North China Apr. 13 rppis' omits Tsingtau Apr. 2j uTi -ELBE" umil
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      397 2 r=«....... .-■■•••«■■■■■•"W LUXURY with ECONOMY j One ("lass Motorships Cabins with Private Hath. Etl client Cuisine Moderate Fare-. To- LONDON, j TO: PALESTINE, ROTTERDAM. J ROTTERDAM. HAMBtTRG AND HAMBURG A COPENHAGEN. I j :S?A lIAr I N Apr. 11 j MALAYA abt. Api. 24 ALSIA May 2 KINA May 20
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      153 2 'V AM m T R r AMEk t K A ti nte IB Deuisch-Australi the DampischifTs Gesellsohaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PA&ib'£NGER AMD CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN FORTS. Due Spore 1939. v m.s. KULMLRLA-ND Direct Apr. 6 <?.3 NORDMARK Direct Apr. 13 f m.s. DUIiL'BURG
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      61 2 (AiilOf.: "Frankenstein." *LHAMBKA: "Brother Rat." l AVII ION: "There's Always To-morro*. ROYAL: "Indian Stage and Cinema Show.' MARLBOROUGH: "Arunagiri Nathar." QUEENS: "A W'-man Alone." ROXY: "The Valley of the Giants." GARRICK: •Mungle-ke-Javan." Dvnamite Ranch HAPPY WORLD: "Cabaret, Side Shows cinema, and oth**r atNl WORLD: "Cabaret, Side Shows mi i r\
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      195 2 r DAILY CROSSWORD MR nr Bj S•' •jSjJfy JBHhB SHHB LaMMj tHlßtfl Sj&jjSl m JjSjf* hi .> I MB PBb pßr* L.^-~1-— CLUES ACROSS: CUJES DOWN: I glf 1 in effect j] KnfeSd by the sound lft Rise to rule (anagram). 4 Forsaken l R-:lnd th s kind ol rock
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    469 3 LONDON SHARE LIST London, Friday. taMmm oi'o V10US To da y Change kastilicrs 89 9 90 4-7H IrHinlop Rubber 26 26 General Electric 76 4i/ ***** M Imperial Chemical Industries 29 9 29 A?2 imperial Tobacco 130|7Vs 1313 I?5d Anglo-Dutch 24 3 24 3 Canadian Pacific 4
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    163 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore Apr. 1. 1 p.m. Com pant m—a. Total fo? Dividend Book* financial Tin. close Date Ex. Dir. yeai or 01 m Payable Date to datf Klano p, V r7 2 A l 3r 12 Anr. 18 Apr. 13 2'-.'; ww 2>Yz% Apr.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    843 3 Quotations Praser And Co. MINING Singapore, Apr. 1, 1 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 3 3 9 Austral Amal 49 53 Austral Malay 39 44jAyer Hitam 20 21 Ayer Weng 0.65 0.70 Bangrin Tin 19 19 9 Batu Sclangor 1.23 1.28 cd
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    318 3 M Singapore, Apr. I. Ampats Bu f?l s Severs Ayer Hitams 20' 2 o? 9 Bangrins "i" Batu Selangors 122 \toy Hitam 027 nil Hongkong Tin 7 32 Chenderiangs ?6 2 Hong Fatts 060 12 Idris Hyd. 5 2 u -«3 Ipoh Tin 2 5
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore. Monday. The price ol tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $108% (UP
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    RUBBER
    15 3 The price of rubber at noon tn Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27 Sellers 27%.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    258 3 8% Maynard Co., Ltd.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 N 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: i% 1901 red. 1940 $44)0,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 100 101 norn 1907 red. 19*7 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, SeDt 30 106 103 norn 1909 red. 1955 i 1,000,000 Int. Mar.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    88 3 Paris 176 51 64 New York 4.68» a Montreal 4.70Va Brussels 27.83 Geneva 20.874 Amsterdam 8.81 3 4 Milan 89 Berlin 11.67 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague nom. Helsingfors 226% Madrid nominal Lisbon 110*4 Athens 547 V 2 London, Apr. 2. Bucharest 660 Buenos Aires 20.28 Rio 3
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      18 3 THE ASTERN UNITED Honi {KMEN 's co.vipbnsa AN I'UBLIC UABILITY INSURANCE. CltCr SINCATOXE. W. HALL, Oaten I Uamfrr
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      19 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) MARINE INSURANCE W. G. DOVE. Manager 5926. 2. Finlavson Green
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      157 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDkA, LIMITED. The Company, which is incorporated in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes llie following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRLT3TEE OF A
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      375 3 lIAMi OF I lII.\A Incorporated In China by Special Charter). 12, CeeU Street. Singapore Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital .b. $40,000,000 00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. t 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2
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      2916 4 JBSSaMlSlfliJjJigiBBSSI Any quantity. Apply 243, Geylang Kg* nFoR~SALE: Second-har.d Building Materials. 16. Handy Road off DhotJy Ghaut. (bo3b FOR SALE Teak Settee 2 chairs, record cabinet, good order. S! 5 tot. Apply Box m, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. CO. P,2 Orchard Road. Beet Lady's Millinery In Singapore. Clearance Bale now m
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      573 4 wainliiiiJ i<y European, Le Hokkien from English speaking t Particulars to Box 259, Malaya Ti Ipoh. WANTED STUDENTS: At Kinta of Commerce. Ipoh. Commercial General Education. i .ll ii- _i_m i— i ""FOR SALE 109 years Leaseh'i.o 1 Land area 2A. 2R. U7P. Situated milestone, Seletar, near the An Suitable
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      705 5 n MFMORICM. In loving memory of my dearly beloved mother, Madam Oh Geok Eng, who passed away on the 3rd of April 1928. From her loving daughter Chong Tin Nyong. NOTICE. MV. Tan Tiam Kee, Representative of the Prudential Assurance Co.. Ltd., Is at present On a visit to Kelantan.
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      492 5 I PROBATE No. 139 of 1938. I in the Estate of PANG Kill alias PANG SIEW LOON deceased. Pursuant to Section 29 Chapter 59 (Trustees Ordinance). NOTICE is hereby given that all person..' claiming to be creditors and other persons having any >claim or demands against the abovenamed Pang Kui
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      302 5 war i" ,f| tf^Hr some new' ARRIVALS Card Tricks Without Sleight of Hand or Apparatus by L. Widdop. SO 6C The Drawing-Room Entertainer by Cecil H. Bulhvant 0.60 lhe Job Hunter's Guide by David J. Murphy 0.60 Legal Quidt In Love Marriage by Arthur Laxon 060 How Shall I Word
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      217 5 A nice cup of Gold Tea" certainly sounds and may even look, less romantic than draughts of Rhenish and Tots of Glenlivet. But it never gave anybody a headache, never kindled tempers, drew swords, fired pistols, or gave cause for doleful and repentant Morrows. YEE SHOON GRANITE QUARRY Specialists in
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      112 5 New Chinese ti!ov of heavy Malacca pattern, durable, and affording ventilation, $7 per 1,000, for samples, apply CHOP I KIM LAM, No. 38, Telok Ayer I Street. Lighter and heaviei I patterns also available on appliJ cation. in \iu. i\ SOCKS STOCKINGS, PORCELAIN WARES GOLD FISH AQUARIUMS. Period: 29tn Mar.—7th
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES EXPORTS
    98 6 During the week ending Mar. 25, 1939 exports from Malayan ports amounted t 0 48.241 cases, of which: 40.996 (85 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom. 2.402 (5 per cent cases to the Continent of Europe, 2.475 (5 per cent.) cases to Canada and 2
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      541 6 ARE YOUR EYES WEAKrfffi* Avail yourself of the expert services of a -killed qualified Specialist with over 35 years European clinical experience. Moderate cost for modern... individually planned and built practical passes. Thompson Optical Co. 4, Arcade BUfe., Phone 3002 It a. THOMPSON Dr. ol Ocular Science. 3" SELF-PRIMING PUMP
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      307 6 LITTLE BOY'S WEIGHT WENf UP LIKE MAGIC! Read this Schoolmaster's story. How anxious fathers and mothers get when they see tneir little ones losing weight. Those thin, pathetic WW arms and legs, those ribs sticking up through the flesh, those hollow little cheeks do they mean that some iai more
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      169 6 Sudden CHILLS, Dry, Relaxed THROAT, Etc. Soon Yield To IPEIPS ANTISEPTIC m£ATHEASI£ TABLE. TS For Style, Comfort, Economy, CONSULT The Oriental Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Head Office: 162, South Bridge Rd. Branch Office: 348, N. Bridge Rd., SINGAPORE. FREE TESTING. JHBBHBKl*£BtfMHtf«*MitlSflfeflßß^lß9RSSßll RFMAUM OKR.MW \ToF.IN OUTFIT. Consists of 1 Stradivarius Modrl
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      33 6 DARMOL PILE CURE SET. I Consists of tablets, ointment and suppositories. The most thorough and quickest cure known. |L?f set In box. Postage 25 cts. 1 CHAR] CO., 29. Robinson Kd., S pore.
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      267 6 THE TRUE TONIC POOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Storm Kidneys Musi Clean Out Acids Your body deans out excess Acids ana poisonous wastes In your blood thru million tlnv delicate Kidn. -y tubes or filters. IT Poisons in the Kidneys or Bladd.-r maKvou Bttffer from Getting Ip NiKhts. Nervousness,
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      872 6 Piano Recitai From j Singapore, 7 p.m. j am. 11 t 5! 30 Cantonese music! on ttl I II 1 ill N V 6.10 Cantonese children^. programme 7.20 i I {fl| "X \s X 6.30 Cantonese selections. <p lose down Us ;k W 700 gKSSSr. r6Cltal 7 10:50° ?!me signal.
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    Former Wealthy Miner Recounts Tale Of Failure
    321 7 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. a WEALTHY miner who started business with a capital of $20,000, Yong Voon Leong recounted a tale of failure in which he had'lost all bis money in the course of his public examination conducted before Mr. R.
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    Salvation Army Makes Annual Appeal
    201 7 Singapore, .Monday. THAT splendid institution, the Salvation Army, which has done so maeh for the benefit of the eotMMnlU Singapore, is making its annual appeal. The Army has five separate instituvhicn, betas a separate cntitv could properly launch a separate DD eal In the interests
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    Raub Gold Mining Co. Progress Report
    630 7 THE following is the progress report of the gencdtol manajrer ol the 1 Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., U4., for the four weeks ended :iar. 25:— PKRIOD 341. I'NDEROROL'N'D DEVELOPMENT. Section Shaft sinkin:- Driving (ro s i.ttint; Winzinr A Rtateg Tot -.l B. Roman
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      226 7 "'HAZELINE' SNOW" (Trade Mark) t c A Hp: Protects and > beautifies the i>f\ Skin "'Hazelike' Snow "is a delightfully refresh- Bjj{?-_ §B ing skin preparation for day and evening f use. Vanishes completely, leaves no trace of greasiness. It keeps the skin smooth N 5 and supple in the
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      295 8 !PAVILION -TO-NIGHT ONLY-BY REQUEST ROBERT BINNIE BARNES FRANK MORGAN it > M^ Igarrick A Magnificent Hindustani Talk" "JUNGI F KVJWW or "THF HERO OF THE JUNGLE A Social Drama Of Modern Tim* Wild Animals Jungle Scenes! Next chanc. Tues 4th Wed sth I Gala Faster Holiday Matinees: Fri. 7th Sat.
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      322 8 No Thriller ever made can touch it this tale of a monster who I looked like a man Conceived in madness built with Love. J SPECIAL MATINEE IcAFiTOi-l J°;° A 1 ,5 Crowds AGAIN acclaim this famous THRILLER. A Brand New the most amazing picture ever made I 5555* waaniNa
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      174 8 STARTS TO-MORROW at PAVILION I ROXY BAR Open 5 P.M. Till Midnight j I LAS! NK-H'l: 6.15 9.15 I ROMANTH DRAMA OF BBfi -W Q IWO LOVERS WHO FALL FOR EACH OTHER TWICE AND lOVE Al SECOND SiviHT ISi oho POWER Loiolfa V«il'.\ft in Their Greater Hit Than Love Is
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    CHINESE PLAN HUGE COUNTER – ATTACK
    240 9 CHINESE PLAN HUGE COUNTER ATTACK (From Our Own Correspondent) Hongkong, April 2. ijNDER instructions from the Central Authorities, the high Chinese military leaders in Shiukwan have mapped out a counter-offensive gainst tne Japanese in Kwangtung to check their drive southwards horn Yungchi and Kwaichow, and to hinder their military movement
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    SOVIET DISTRUSTS BRITAIN
    62 9 Reuter. Moscow. Apr. 2. FEARS that pressure may be applied on Poland to i.ive up the Polish Corridor pervade Soviet opinion on Britain's pledge t.» Poland. in the Pravda says British policy by the consequences iloodsates of Fasthrown open and a pc ice-loving powers. oly be removed
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      114 9 Theatre Hoval JOHORE BAUD. rO-MGHT ONLY: 6.30 9.;i0. "TOVARICH" >ih Vl ****H2 Colbert Charles. Rover. Brothers' Romantic Comedy. kviahs colli:<;b: 1 DICKSON ROAD. SINGAPORE. C< rtified Accountant and Incorporated Cost Consultant f commencing 3rd April pncy and Costing by Principal, ft ExecutorgUß Acs. by G. Aleawnder C.A. 9 Wercanl r
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      113 9 BEAUTY FROM NATURE'S TREES! Gentle Olive Oil is Nature's finest gift for keeping skin soft, smooth, young! That is i •by Palmoln t Soap is made wiih Olive Oil.' A secret process blends Olive, Palm and Coconut Oils to give you a lather that cleanses gently yet thoroughly, keeps pores
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      272 9 OPENING TO MORROW v -15 ctnß v TO MAKEWU I ,15 P.M. I TEMPLE CHARLES FARRELL X JOAN DAVIS AMANDA DUFF 40ji} BERT LAHR T| ,(/M BILL ROBINSON J( FRANKLIN PANGBORN m CORA WITHER SPOON >\ BENNIE BARTLETT CLAUDE GILLINOWATER Dir«ct«d by Irving Cwmming» A i Anooot» Producer Oovid Htmpjttod
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      346 9 POSITIVELY LAST DAY 3.15, (i.lo 9.15 P.M. A L II A M II It A Warner Bros. Hilarious EDDIE ALBERT y fL KONJAI nK^Ar;AN -I AN Dwnu-d WM ~v Ft IV fIMTKT S n b K,r J M*.»ul»« J*r~» W»li From ihr Pl, v by JOHN HOM.i H*t*• r. \--PctVn%/y
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    FIGHT JAPANESE PROPAGANDA
    690 10 TUOW that Mr. Chamberlain has spoken so firmly and so successfully to the German dictator, we are led to hope that similar lirmness will be shown to combat the Japanese threat to Britain and British interests. That threat lias been apparent foi many months, but never was
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    Britain And Soviet Call The Bluff Of Germany & Japan
    1064 10  - Britain And Soviet Call The Bluff Of Germany Japan IS IT A SHOWDOWN? -By E.T. Huang JAPAN has climbed down in her quarrel with Soviet Russia on the fishery issue. Why? Because the Soviet Government has all along taken a firm stand, determined not to yield to the threat of
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      282 10 AISY" KNITTER A NOVELTY OF INTEREST TO I LOVERS OF FANCY WORK With the aid of a M DAH3Tf M KNITTFR, Jumpers, Matinee Coats Caps, Bonnets, Shawls, Table Covers and other fascinating novelties can be quickiy made. L« aflet giving instructions as to use, and how io make and loin
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      74 10 P"" \ll [VIS ON VOL hats Fascinating li'.iic hals "jl r completely modem in light W ifl W weight felts. They perch J\ Tr^^S^^ perilously forward in cap- J\ V livating manner or shoot IKpl (har IksS impudently upwards. For ǤLv >/ T down. Also with veils. W^f ir :U
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    Hungarian Troops On The March
    43 11 v be*n ('Vfroome, Hungarian I I ™btrt* M- i .rpa i ho-l-kral n^™lX^^f n r "SS?* ili: lenil >rj van annexed after the dcstruVti™ „r V I Czech vakia. I „f Hungarian Uu.henians U they march through theZK,^.'"
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    FRENCH PROTEST TO JAPAN
    136 11 THE French Ambassador to Tokyo ha* I irmally protested to the Japanese Government against the Japanese o cupation of Sprattley Island, which was taken over by Franc- in 1933. nded that the French Government had duly notified the Powers, including Japan, of this action, which J*P
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    JAPANESE ATTACK FROM HAINAN
    118 11 Reuter. 11 arriving here report inched a V l !,uu l »*oops have (i > ong attack on the main(opposite Ha' 8 Ka 'J ulfJ Kongmoon to|, ave i <M,:ail> 1 n< \v are state J :V n to Sunwui, where progress now B *W to
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    YUGOSLAV DISPUTE
    24 11 Y UGOSLAV DISPUTE Cf a April 3 n °nversaUona hav«s and the Croat:;,;,V B (jf concrete l HJc mission en-«'-uv r> nc Croatian ques-
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    SOVIET-JAPANESE CLASH AVERTED
    319 11 Fisheries Pact Signed Reuter. gEKIOUS Hid rapidly worsening tension between Soviet Russia and Japan may be greatly reduced as the result of an agreement which has just been reached on the fisheries dispute. A Reuter message from Moscow states that an agreement lasting for a year has
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    FLEET GOES TO FRANCO
    35 11 Reuter. Bizerta, Apr. 3—The forme;- Spanish Republican fleet, handed over a Franco's representatives, has left for Spain. The vessels include two cruisers, two transport ships, eleven torpedo beats and one submarine.—Reuter.
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    Turkey-U.S. Pact
    19 11 Ankara, Apr. 2.—Turkey and the United States signed here a trade agree- ment providing mutual application cf
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    Main Revolt Crushed In Palestine
    108 11 British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 3. RECENT information from Palestine shows that while there are still a number of small gai;gs in existence which molest transport and occasionally attack isolated settlements, organised rebellion is almost at a standstill. Rebel gangs new do their best to
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    BANK NOTICE ON CZECH BONDS
    104 11 Reuted. London, April 3 THE Bank cf England, by authorisa tion of the Treasury, is publishing :i notice asking for the return of certain financial obligations due from Czechoslovakia to British holders. The reouest applies to such obligations as loans of the Czechoslovak Government, public
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    FURTHER ACTIVE STEPS TO SECURE PEACE
    867 11 Polish And French Leaders In London Reuter TpURTHER guarantees for securing the independence of peace-loving nations are being discussed in London following the arrival of Colonel Beck, the Polish Foreign Minister. A French air mission is in London at the same time, led by
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    Jews Flee Memel
    83 11 Jews and Lithuanians, who comprise 13 per cent, ot the population, lied fiom Memel and the surrounding district as the territory was cedeti to Germany ;,n compliance with an ultimatum ta ths Lithuanian Government. ars and lorries piled high with furnitur? were trnndJed through the streets of
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    Hitler's Triumphal Visit To Memel
    19 11 Chancellor Hitler is seen making his speech to the crowds an Iktmfrs Square, Memel.
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    BIG RECRUITING DRIVE BEGINS
    268 11 Britisn Official Wireless. London, Anr. :*>. GREAT impetus to recruiting h expected as a result of the recent decision to double the territorial Army, and local organisations all over the countiy are preparing every means at their disposal for a big national effort. All means of
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    Mussolini Demands Space
    55 11 Reuter. Rome, Apr. 2. "TF there is not sufficient space for M, someone must give it to us," declared Signer Massolini, addicssiug the people of Capua to-day. The Duoe added: 'Neither piinWd paper nor ink will stop us because above them are our will and our blood."
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    STOP PRESS Guarantee To Rumania
    96 11 Reuter. London.' Apr. 3. King Carol and the C abinet are understood to have decided to accept a guarantee by Britain against agression by Germain similar to that given to Poland, according to the Daily Telegraph, which states that if a reply lo this effect
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    Climbed Down?
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    MORE BOMB OUTRAGES IN LONDON
    205 12 Reuter. London, Apr. 1. THK terrorists, who tusk home- made bombs in a powerful ear in which they loured London streets, are Km licved to have played a prominent part early to-day in the most extensive series of bombing outrages in the metropolis since bombings
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    33 12 The Resident of Pahang has appointed Mr. J. Ci. Raopoport, Cadet, to be a Magistrate of the Second Class and an Assistant Collector of L;md Revenue in and for the district of Lipls.
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    HITLER GIVES ASSURANCE OF PEACE
    772 12 Wilhelmshaven Speech Contains No New Sensations BRITAIN RIDICULED RATHER THAN SCOLDED Reuter. MPriflT OF PE4CE WAS CONTAINED IN HITLER'S JfS.vS nSaT OF PEACE. Reuter* made no sensational announceHitler in his speech sa>* Reuter ma Referring to ment. He ridiculed Britain[ aale/^ e n concluded this
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    World Reaction To Hitler's Speech
    291 12 Reuter. X HIS IS HOW THE WORLD 1 REACTED TO HITLERS SPEECH: nrllkh London: Authoritative British circles have up to now made no comment on H.Uer's speech and are unlikely to express their views until they have had lime to study the full text of
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    Hudson Appeals To Sweden
    140 12 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 2. MR. R. S. Hudson, of the British Board of Overseas Trade, when he arrived here, said that he had not come to tell Sweden what to buy from Britain, but to learn what they wanted to buy. He hoped that practical suggestions
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    New German Battleship Launched
    30 12 Reuter. Wilhelmshaven, Apr. I.— Looking unusually tense and serious Herr Hitler watched his second 35,000-ton battleship glide over the water after being named M Von Tirpitz/'—Reuter.
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    New Zealand's Social Security Act Enforced
    76 12 Reuter. Wellington, Apr. 2. The Government's Social Secretary Act whereby married couples aged sixty or over are to receive pensions of £3 sterling weekly was inaugurated yesterday it is hoped that free hospital, medical and maternity benefits under the Act will soon be available.
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    Round-Up Of Palestine Terrorists
    149 12 Reuter. Jerusalem, Apr. 2. INTENSIVE military swoops carried out continuously throughout Palestine in the past week resulted in the capture of seventy rifles, revolvers, many bombs, much explosives, a large amount of ammunition and illegal equipment. The mMitiry detention camps are crowded with militant Arabs and
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    "A Halt Called To Aggression"
    346 12 Reuter. London. Apr. 1. -THE new pact invigorates the world with the sens, that a halt is to be called to aggression." This sentence from to-night s Star given to Mr. Chamberlain's statemenl many differing sections of the British Press. The Times in a leading
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    CURFEW IN HAIFA
    58 12 Reuter. Haifa Apr. I.—The Assistant Commissioner of Acre. Mr. F. D Cor field escaped assassination when two Arabs tired six shot:,- when he was leaving his house Four bullets hit Mr. Corfield s car one passed through his hat and the bther missed the mark. The assailants
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    Sentenced For Shooting
    57 12 Reuter. Cairo, Apr. I.—.Sixteen months after firing on a car in which Nahas Pama. the then premier, was driving, Izzedine Abdul Khadur was sentenced to-day to ten years' hard labour. Abdul Khadur is the grandson of Arabi Pasha, leader of the 1882 revolution. Abdul Khadur pleaded that
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    Trainer's Claim Rejected
    185 12 [From Our Oicn Reporter} Kuala Lumpur. Friday. BECAUSE the defendants had not hired the horses from the plaintiff Che Abdul Malik the Second Magistrate, held that the defendants were not liable to pay the costs and ♦general damages' of 5350 which Abu Bakar. trainer and owner of
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    "ECONOMIC PERSECUTION"
    52 12 Reuter. Kaunas. Apr 2 It is reported that the Lithua: i Legation in Berlin has made lations to the Reich authorities present situation in Memel torn > not Ul contormitv with the recent U nia-German treaty. Many Lithuaijians are alleged to have been a rres and subjected to
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    Trouble In Poland
    45 12 Reuter. Berlin, Apr. 2.—Two Ge.mi.: late officials were attacked by foi seriously injured, alleges a Geri agency dispatch from Katown; dispatch adds that U« German printing firm at Kan attacked by Poles because he sptw man, and had to be medically -Reuter.
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    29 12 Mr. Cyril Grenier, untitled and Mrs W. J. P 0r Lumpur, a well-known player, who recently passed the lo Association of Certifl yg examination, returned to KM*** from London.
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    GOVT. INQUIRES INTO CZECH DEBTS
    65 12 Reuter. London Apr. 2. THE British Government is seriously tackling the problem of Czechoslovak debts to Briti-h holders. Th? Bank of England a', the Treasury's request is askins for detailed Information regarding such financial loans, shares or Czech companies, u,ut thr r bunks in Czechoslovakia
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    MAN FALLS UNDER MOVING TRAIN
    101 13 f m Our Ok w reporter Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. rill W Sek Wenf, a young Cninese L escaped death by a hair's h ,v hen attempting to board a train. He slipped and fell tween the platform and the tram *as prompt Ij stopped. ,T.
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    THE GAIETY PASSES
    20 13 Reuter. n 2 The Gaiety Theatre in order to be demolished d by a block of offices.
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    BRITISH STATEMENT PERFECTLY CLEAR
    83 13 London. Apr. 2. SURPRISE has Leon expressed in offiJj c i attempts 'hould have I idon to minimise the Premier's statement in the House of terday says Reuters diplo- i ndent. The statement is itVrtfed as an utterance of outstanding mi aning cf which is and
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    MURDERER APPEALS
    27 13 Reuter. P Apr 3 -Ytekttng to the persua iv;. t r Weidmann, (.-Miian converted of six mvi reed to s n*an appeal death in spite
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    18 13 untitled communique thai thi Red Army disarmed land interned, the National forces have Ircachtd their last military objectives.
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    How Hitler Revised His Speech
    243 13 Reuter. T„ p m. Berlin, April 3. HE official explanation of the decision not to relry Hitler's speech over the >adio is thai the time of the day was net likely to draw fl lurge audience of listeners, therefore it was decided to take records
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    DANCER LEAVES FOR INDIA
    55 13 Sencrita Sofia Alvarez, beautiful Mexican dancer formerly with the Marcus Show, left Singapore yesterday by Im p'rial Airways flying boat for India where she will be the guest of a Maharajah. After staying about a week In India, she leaves fcr Mexico City, her home town.
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    MONEY MARKET
    67 13 Reuter. London. April 3 —In the money market on Saturday the continued uncertainty in tl~e international political situation was again reflected in a sharp rise in discount rates. The week's Treasury bills have favoured market opera tors to an unusual decree as they obtained 71 per cent, of
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    To-day's News Review
    516 13 jjITLER disappointed those who expected something sensational speech. Hiere were two mild •'•nil i ;ie win for peace (t,i exist any longer in Britain Anglo-German Naval Treaty Mil be revoked, and that "those *h pick chestnuts out of the fire in likHy to burn their fingers." was
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    BUKIT KEPONG RUBBER ESTATES
    941 13 THE twenty-sixth annual general meeting of shareholders of liukii Kepong Rubber Estates, Ltd. was held at the registered office of the company, No. I, Embarkment, Kuala Lumpur, 0.1 Tuesday, Mr. I). St. L. Parsons, the chairman, presiding. After the notice convening the meeting was read by
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    Mr. Hudson In Sweden
    37 13 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. I.—Mr. R. S. Hudson has arrived here for conversations with Lwedish trade experts. He is also to held talks with members of the Government and of the various Government departments.—Reuter.
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    PASSENGERS BY THE CHITRAL
    100 13 A large number of passengers will leave Malaya homeward bound by the Chitral, which will sail from Singapore on Friday. They include Sir John Bagnall, head of the Straits Trading Co.. Ltd.. and Lady Bagnall, who are going on leave; Major R. L. Nunn. Director of
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    BRITISH COMMISSION RETURNS
    42 13 London, Apr. 1— The British commission for the exchange of prisoners in Spain headed by Field Marshal Sir Philip Chetwode. is officially cea.sing Ite activities, and most of its members are returning to Faigland this week-end.— British Official Wireless.
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    U. S. RECOGNISES FRANCO
    35 13 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 2. The U.S. Government has decided to recognise General Franco a.s de Jure ruler of Spain. The embargo on shipment and arms to Spain has been lifted —Reuter.
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    ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
    64 13 The Headquarters of the St. John Ambulance Association. Singapore, has been transferred from the General Ho.> pital. to the Offices of the Director «if Medical Services. 3rd. Floor. Fullerton Building. It will greatly assist this Association if all members of the Brigade will inform the Secretary. Headquarter?,
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    TROOPSHIP CALLS
    40 13 The troopship "Lancashire" anchored at the wharf early this morning on net return trip from Hongkong. No one dis embarked at Singapore but about 12 jfflcers and 100 men from all units Join :d the ship homeward bound
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    THE PASSOVER
    23 13 The Jewish feaf of the Passover starts to-day and continues throughout the week. Special services are beina held at the Synagogue.
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    MR. D. F. MARSHALL
    31 13 Mr. David F Mar-shall was this m?rninrr acquitted by the Traffic Magistrate Mr. C. H. Whitton. on a eharee of lading to conform with a traffic signal.
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    THE PAVILION
    21 13 For cne night only the Pavilion is showing to night "The-e's Always Tomorrow," featuring Binnie Barnes and Frank Morgan.
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    ROTARY TALK
    17 13 Professc;- T. H. Silcock addresses the Singapore Rotary Club on Wednesd?y on Friends International Service."
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    27 13 Members of the S.C.R.C are notified thut the annum general meeting will be held on Wednesday, at 5.30 pin nt the Club gfOW*i Hon 1 Mm Green
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    New Orchestra Delights Singapore
    251 13 QOOD food, a high tide and moon, a cool breeze between the palms and a first-class orchestra—what more could one want? Resident* of and visitors to the Sea View Hotel had this excellent combina tien last night and will be able to renew it frequently in
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    "THE GREAT WALTZ" COMPETITION
    181 13 There was a very large attendance at Raffles Hotel on Saturday evening, when a waltz competition was held in conjunction with the screening of the M-G M production "The Great Waltz" at the "Capitol. Dances presented by the Mai Signe and Courtenay Green were much appreciated.
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    2569 14 IS STAR FRISCO, DUE HERE SOON, A WORLD CHAMPION? Norman Siefoel presents his -ii II n -ifi IMMBBBIWRI We arc chietly talking boxing to-day, but there are spots of football and cricket too, the games that are holding the stage now. Soccer suffers a minor eclipse this
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    Cooper Punches It Away
    28 14 An incident in Saturday's match I at the stadium between the Malays and the Airmen, which the former won by t»vo goals to nil.
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    9 14 Another incident in Saturday's I stadium match.
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    ALL THE WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES
    201 15 Sabapathy Scores Century Sngapore, Sunday SPLENDID knock of 101 runs by A x ,th\ and deadly delivebowlers enabled the rTvlon Sports Club t,> register a com- rtable win ol 163 runs over the ion w ho secured onlj n> game played tm the e.vl—esc ground
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    S.R.C. Beat S.C.C. By Innings And 41 Runs
    769 15 JHE Singapore Recreation Club cricket eleven scored a convincing Victciy over their Padang rivals, the Singapore Cricket Club, in thru- annual fixture played on the Padang during the week-end. The Recreation Club won by an innings and 41 runs. The S.C.C. should
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    INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY
    40 15 Reuter. Dublin, Apr. 2.—lreland retained the hockey championship triple crown for the third year in succession by defeating Scotland yesterday by two goals to nil. At Luton the same day England bear Holland by three coals to nil.—Reuter.
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    RYDER CUP
    40 15 Reuter. New York. Apr. 2.-—The American Professional Golfers Association announces that the Ryder Cud matches between Great Britain and the United States will be played at the Ponte Verda course in 1 Florida on Nov. 18 and 19.—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE TEAM AGAINST SELANGOR
    66 15 FOLLOWING the match between the S.R.C. and the S.C.C. the following were chosen to represent Singapore against Selangor during the Easter week-end at Kuala Lumpur: Capt. K. Dynes (Cant.) S.C.C) A. Foster (S.C.C.) G. Waites (S.C.C.) R. H. Bain, (S.R.C.) P, d Almeida (S.R.C.) R. K.
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    Y's. Hold S.C.R.C. To A Draw
    269 15 THE S.C.R.C. drew with the V.M.C.A. 1 in a cricket match played on the tatter's ground yesterday. The Chinese who batted first made but slow progress at the beginning They lost their first two wickets, but Kirn Swee, in partnership with Swee Keng pulled
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    A. P. RAJAH SCORES FINE CENTURY
    281 15 pACED with the roposition of securing 200 run;; within 90 minutes, the St. Joseph's Institution Cricket XI crumpled under the deadly bowling oi If. Peteira, who secured no less than seven wickets for 17 runs in the game bet wet n the school and
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    34 15 Reuter Bournemouth. Apr. 2 —In the Daily Mai] ilukmi golf tournaments play-off j thirty six holes between Henry DottOn and Archie Compston, Cotton won on an aggregate ol vi to Compston's 145. I —Reuter.
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    R.A.F. (H. Q.) Beaten
    234 15 IN a friendly game of cricket played on Saturday on their own ground, the St. Andrew's school beat the R.A.F. (Headquarters) by 45 runs Tĕssier, after registering 26 runs, was forced to retire due to an injury. Diivies and Cannolly were successful borers l'cr the Airmen:
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    S.B.A. JUNIOR TOURNEY RULE AMENDED
    109 16 Singapore, Sunday. QUARTER-FINALISTS Will be allowed to compete in future junior tournamenl organised by the Singapore Badminton Association. Thi> follows an amendment to one of the rules governing the tournaments, passed at the annual general meeting Hie Association h°ld yesterday. The election of office-benrer:? for
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING
    639 16 Chairman Urges Caution In Expenditure Singapore, Saturday. MENTION of the formation of an Amateur Swimming Association. under the chairmanship of Dr. ML C. Bain, was made at the annual ceneral meeting of the Singapore Swimming Club, which was held Yesterday in the Club House. The
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    68 16 The following have been selected o play soccer for the Junior Department cf the V.M C.A. against Oldham Hall tomorrow at 5.10 p.m. on the Anson Road ground: i Wee Aik Chan. S Orton. Chan Wee Man. Chin Sun Swee. G. J. Moxon. D. I Yetton. D. Deans,
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    Week-end Golf At Bukit Timah
    470 17 I April Medal Competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club was played on Saturday and yesterday and resulted in a win for R. M. i.... in A' Division with a net score of 68, in a tie in "B" Divin J. L. J. Haxworth and
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    Cambridge Wins Boat Race
    298 17 Reuter. London, Saturday. I INNER per ted weather conditions, Cambridge {},<• float Race, beating ur <i by lour lengths. The eturned "as 19 minnt< i 3 seconds led almost all along finished with plenty (beford's crew were uubridgc BOW won 48 times ,i 12. there being
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    POSTALS HOLD ANNUAL SPORTS
    330 17 Singapore, Monday. THE first annual athletic meeting of the Post Office Club was held in bright weather yesterday and before a very large gathering. The ground was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Congratulations for the day's success must go to the Chairman of the Sports Committee,
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    Bringing Up Young China
    329 18 Central News. Chungking THE Refugee Children's "Relief Association fcunded by Madame Chiang Kai-shek 11 months ago is providing care, shelter and education for 15,188 orphans rescued from various war zenes. These war waifs are scattered in orphanages established by the Association In the provinces of Szechwan,
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    Jap Method Of Maintaining Order
    189 18 Canton, A FTER a parade in mililarv trucks through the main thoroughfares, A 41 Chinese found guilty by the Japanese authorities of either armed robbery or looting have been shot in the first mass execution since the occupation of Canton last October. The executions formed
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    CULTURAL INSTITUTE FOR HONGKONG
    133 18 International News Agency. Hongkong. MADAME SUN VAT-SEN has given her consent to become one of the promoters of the Hongkong branch of the Chinese-American Institute of Cultural Relations which will be organised in the Colony in the near future. It will be recalled that the Institute
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    Help From Canadian Chinese
    128 18 Central News. Chungking. *THE China branch of the International Peace Campaign has been informed by Mr. A. A. MacLeod. National Chairman of the Canadian League for Peace and Democracy, Toronto, that the Chinese Patriotic League in Canada has decided to ship to China at an early
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    I.P.G Urges Arms Embargo, Anti-Japanese Boycott
    254 18 Central News. Chungking. IMPORTANT resolutions were adopted by the Seventh Session of the General Council of the International Peace Campaign which met recently under the presidency of Lord Cecil, M. Pierre Cot, and M Paul Ronconr, according to a report received by the China
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    Guerrillas Outside Tsingtao, Weihaiwei
    171 18 Central News. Chungking. MORE than 10,000 Chinese guerrillas are active outside Chefoo and Weihaiwei on the Shantung Peninsula, according to the latest report from Shantung. These guerrillas are led by Colonel Cheng Wee ping, formerly police com missioncr of Weihaiwei. When the Japanese entered the city
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    JAP ATTACK IN KIANGSI FAILS
    141 18 International News Agency Shanghai. TYESPITE the support of bombing planes, guns and tanks, three columnof Japanese troops failed in their pincer movement in north-eastern hiangsu north of the Yangtse River against 60,000 Chinese troop- Tie stiff resistance is borne by the 57th and 89th divisions
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    JAPANESE TRANSPORT SUNK
    76 18 International News Agency ONE Japanese motor transport a| Sanhungehi. about ES warn*mmW of Canton, was sunk \n Chine* bombers, when the Japanese tropF were busy making a landins and unloading arms and munit A Japanese billet at Yungchi J .south of Canton, converted iron Chinese ancestral mansion
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    Gandhiji Holds Prolonged Talks With Maulana Azad At Allahabad
    443 19 WORKING COMMITTEE QUESTION DISCUSSED (United Press.) Allahabad, Mur 21 y i, VNDHI accompanied by Hardar Vallabhai Pa(el and Vcharyya J. I>. Kripalani, arrived here this morning by train late by nearly 45 minutes. Miss Maniben Patel and Si arrived with the
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    GANDHIJI'S MESSAGE TO BOMBAY MINISTER
    72 19 (United Press.) *«t 24.—Mahatma s m the following mes- >. Minister lor ExI hairman, Prohi;«anda Beard, in con- I'rnhibition Proparhl« starts from toj I: i h Ye successful mbay has the repu- nw* city in India. Beautiful. May it "J beautiful by go- OU will
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    NO ANDHRA PROVINCE?
    124 19 (United Press.) Madras, Mar. 2'». THAT an adverse reply has been icMived by the Government of India firm the Secretary of State for India to their communicatiot forwarding the rert mmendatkms of the Madias legislature for early formation al an Andhia Province, was the reply eiven by
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    193 19 (United Press.) Allahabad, Mar. 26. PANDIT Jawahailal Nehru in a press statement expresses surprise at the various reports appearing in the press regarding the recent visit to Allahabad of Mahatma Gandhi and characterises them as fanciful and having no basis. Mahatma Gandhi visited Allahabad in :esponse to
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    GANDHIJI'S INSTRUCTIONS?
    62 19 (United Press.) N€w Delhi, 27. jllL special correspondent of the "Amrita Bazar Patrika" understands that apropos of Sit Subhas Chandra Bose's statement tn the Press, Mahatma Gandhi is understood to have replied to the Congress President telegraphically to-day Whhe the contents of the communication are not disclosed, nearly
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    MUSLIM THEOLOGIAN ARRESTED
    64 19 (United Press.) New Delhi, Mar. 19—Maulana Qut fcuddin Abdulwali, a leading Muslim theologian of Girangi Mahal, Lucknow, was arrested here last evening for de hveiinu a speech at, a meeting held to condole the death of Maulana Mazharud.din, editor of the 'Alaman'. who was murdered here on
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    364 19 Warrant Issued By Bombay Court (United Press). Bombay, Mar 24. A WARRANT for the immediate r arrest of Mr. John Wooleott Forbes, described a< a wealthy Australian financier, was issued by the Chief Presidency Magistrate, Rombay, to-day. This follows an application by the Public Prosecutor demanding
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    133 19 (United Press.) j Lucknow, Mar. 18. REPORT of a tragedy at Rairnagar House has been received here. It Ls aUeged that the Rani Sahaba of Kuril Sidhauli, daughter of Rajraata of Ramnagar committed suicide this afternoon in her bed chamber at Ramnagar House, ft is reported
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