Malaya Tribune, 4 April 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales "vol. XXVI.- No. 79. SINGAPORE TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, April 4, 1939- The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939 FIVE CENTS.
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      150 1 THE HOME MADE BEAUTIFUL BY AURORA LTD* Sunco Furniture DEPARTMENT 10l VICTORIA hTREET. iTate FFANKEL'S). This nej, "ble limp Boy of 12 Tablets, i T W features the perfected Wnches X AsStd. Perfumes. ivY qTAIN LESS <Cr self-clean burner -Height 5. 2 inches So, r I n Cl fin mamT
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      28 1 MADAME PAGE LATE 92 PICCADILLY, LONDON. I DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILOKMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASION 3 IN STOCK. FROM:— j $5. 30. j 13 BATTERY ROAD. TEL 6327. SINGAPORE.
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    PARIS' WELCOME TO "THE GREAT WALTZ"
    256 2 I "THE GREAT WALTZ" had a tri- umphant gala French premiere at the Paris Opera HotiSe, according to a cable leceived by the local ofHcS cf M.-G -M. from Allan Byre, Metro Goldwyn Mayer ManagingDirector for France. This is the first film shown at
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    18 2 COLUMBIA has signed Ann Shoemaker S a,les V or is Erecting Mi-' Other Uoyd Hughes and Ocrdon Oliver
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    GANGSTERS FILM
    116 2 i PRANK Martin diaries Hamilton am I* I,' Ftsih t. this week v;ere addeJ to the eaat f r 'Racketeers", th»- O lumbia riame in which Alan Brxt" I and Jacqueline Wells r/.ay the leads it j nciu'r dlrajVid by C. C. Coleman J: Others now appearing before
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    What The Stars Foretell
    303 2 TO-MORROW FOR all READERS. Strong sentimental prevail, and the mixing of a i I U.c sentiment with business may be profitable. Excellent for all work of the artistic type, and pro- j P tious for caterers for amuse- ment and entertainment. Not a good day to
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      397 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA iMMsorpoisteti In fcng'ahdi. T. A O. s. N. O.'S s IIIJNGS. oi TWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 1939 Air j UA( iE 15,000 Apr 1 BANGALORE 0,000 Apr.' CAJPUTANA 17,000 Apr. 21 tANCHI 17,000 May E «HTJ-AN 10 0 May 11* lIAR ii 0 'ii May IS
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      454 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDOEITTS(:HKK (Incorporated in Germany). The 'Jndernotefl are Company's intended fistoms:— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 "RBJQFNSBURG" Aor. (i "ONEISENAO" omits North China Apr. 13 LAi'i-L" omits Tslngtau Apr. 2i in.. ••Kl.Ri'," units Dairen Apr. 27 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND HAMBURG BREMEN. Sails
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      385 2 t f I LUXURY with ECONOMY f One-Class Motorships Cabins with Private Bath. Excellent Cuisine Moderate Fare*. I To: PALESTINE, UOH I KDWI, j COPFNH \flr\ HAMBURG COPENHAGEN. 5 at E Sa IA A pr 11 MALAYA aftt. Apr. 24 5 ALSIA May 2 KINA May 2u 5 I ££8$&
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      129 2 I /V HAM B( T Rf, -A M X RIKA LINIF Deutsch-Australische Dampf.sehiffs Geselfcchaff (Companies incorporated ih Germany) PASbENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939. m.s. KULMERLAND Direct Apr. 6 «s NORDMARK Direct Apr. 13 t m.s. DUI£*aURG via Manila May 2
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      269 2 D............ ...a...* aaaaaaaa iiamKUMi, DAILY CROSSWORD inniimn rata .....Ma ra.rarat*.... arararara... lIIMI Ii j LUES ACROSS: I i F D()WN I. Flat or. one's back. 1 pi 2n 3. Ge-man poet. 2. Booty. 7. No. 6is the object cf their puisuit. 4 Transmit Sr^t! 1 gO Id < w 5
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    463 3 LONDON SHARE LIST London, Monday. Previous To-day Change ,«€tmers 90- 9L- ljJmnlop Rubber 26;- 26 9 +9d general Electric 76 7y 2 77;6 10V 2 d Imperial Chemical Inddstnes 29 4V 2 301- +7V 2 d rmnerial Tobacco 1313 132;6 +13 Anglo-Dutch 24 3 243 Canadian Pacific
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    131 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Apr. 3, 5 p.m. Total fot Company Dividend Boob financial r,, dose Date la. Dl*. year 1 c Payable Dato *°J}£t 1 Selangor 2V 2 Apr. 12 Apr. 18 Apr. 13 2 1/ 2 1 Rlvc rs 2V 2 Apr. 4 Apr.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    812 3 Quotations Eraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Apr. 3, 5 p.m. Eraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 3 3 9 Austral Amal 4,9 5.3 Austral Malay 39 44,Ayer Hitam 20,- 21,Ayer Weng 0.65 0/70 Bangrin lin 19,- J*s Batu Selangor 123 I rp a Berjuntai
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    99 3 Singapore, Monday. Tin at midday was $108 3 4, up 5 8, and the Price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was 5252!. BPs.* c ents bu y ers tember 28 1 8 cents, market very steady Prices in the Tin and Rubber share markets to-day showed a
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    EXCHANGES
    236 3 Singapore, Apr. 3. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkone and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING London T.T. 2 3 3 4 London demand 213 3 4 Lyons demand 2040 Switzerland demand 240 14 Hamburg demand 134 New York demand
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Tuesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $109 (up $44).
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    RUBBER
    21 3 I The price of rubber at noon tn Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27 i (unchanged); Sellers 27~ y h (unchanged).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    201 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $4d0,000 Int Mar 31 Sept. 30 100 101 norn HOT red. m? $1.600.000 int. Mar 31. Sent SO 106 108 norn ay ol 1909* red 1905 i 1,000.000 Int. k Mar Si.' Sept. 30 .111% IWk norn Aat 1613* red 1963 $2.000,000
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    121 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday. Buyers Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 27% 27% No. IX R.S.S. F. 0.8. in cases April 27 13 16 28 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales AprU 27% 27% F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales April 27
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      32 3 THE eastern united m^XSS! WW W LIMITED b! i!ri MOTOR VEHICLE f PERSONAL ACCII N WORKMEN'S COMPKNBA ■WW AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. l «l>. CkCL. fc'IREET, SINGAPORE. IT. W. HALL, Ounermj lianaxer
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      149 3 Advances against goods and produce at low rates of interest may be arranged with us. We also offer Godown spaces to let at low rentals, Further particulars will be supplied on application. 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept. 4513 General Office 4514 Cable Address: ••PEOVINB.WK." Head
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      355 3 B.WK OF till* A Incorporated in China by Special Char ten. 12, Cecil Street, Sineapon Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-a Cable Address. CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital .h. $40,000,***** Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. i 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2
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      2949 4 WllOsMljM 11 n:!' WAKTED: Junior cierk with good know* ol English, commencing salary approximately $40 per month. Box ill, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. M5—A) T. 8 Representatives hard Working to *ake up full mcharge of ol the Malayan Foreign v.. dall Services opening belore 80th April. S.arung monthly allowances SiO- pius
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      554 4 j Singapore Music Institute 5, Victoria Court, Victoria Street. Sou Training for Reasonable Fees Daj Evening Classes No Age Limit Writ* I call for particulars. ■Set Ofrouutute •SINGAPORE FIRM seeks capil extend business in J.B. Advertising publications including a new v. newspaper. Investors can, if they wis! serve on the
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    Domestic Occurrences DEATHS.
    10 5 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1939 Domestic Occurrences DEATHS.
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      419 5 Professional i) FKEEMANTLE. Diplomaed ral trained nurse 5-D, Kuala Lumpur. Phone <645> NOTIFICATION. NDI S will be received at the Office ti tlement Engineer, P.W.D., penang, up to noon of the sth April, 1939, for the following work*?: One lass 111 Quarters af Iyer Rajan K«>a(i. Penang. applying for a
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      594 5 NOTICE. Kelantan. NOTICE." ChuS^et W lk f 14-G. NOTICE. In the matter of Companies ordinance (Chapter 151) and in the matter of Dred in S. iln Voluntary Liquidation) Meet ne of tffS. giVen that a Ge held at fhi above will be held at the office, of Messrs. Derrick coiivcr
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      619 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wajre-carner's Administration Order. Name of debtor TOXG KHI CHEONG. Address of debtor: No. 483, Geylang Road, Singapore. Description of debtor. Clerk. No. of Proceedings: 105 of 1930. Date on which wage-earner's Administration Order
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      313 5 NOTICE. THE SING AFORE CHAMBER Or on the IolIo!rtng dite J Used offlcial Monday. 10 tu Bj Order of th- Committee, Oattey Bateman, •elarie.s. (CHAPTER 4M IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE 0 CT" AIT S SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. SAMY* f dCbtor: S< R
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      465 5 New Chinese tile- of heavy Malacca pattern, durable, and affording: ventilation, $7 per 1,000, for samples, apply CHOP KIM LAM, No. 38, Tefok Ayer j Street. Lighter md heavier j patterns also available on appliI cation. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that our changed t Q "THE HYGIENIC COMPANY" from
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      548 6 Kruschen Has Made Me Young Again 7 Ml nearly mad zvith headaches and indig-xstion. Food tared in my stomach. My head spun round like a top. I could not get relief until, few veeeks ago, 1 started taking Kruschen Salts. It cleared my head like magic. I eat and drink
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      235 6 is the order j of the day You Economise more at MAN SINGH'S 2nd Grand EASTER OFFERS Our Farjraip- are your «>uide. Judge theye and judge more if you e:ill. •A TRL-Y AL TENNIS SHIRTS d% 4£s?J BLUB, FAWN, GREY REDMIL RIVERINA M. t? TIES mX < W 40 cts.
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      328 6 The Malayan Engineering Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in S'ingapor?). Registered Office, Winchester House, Singapore. Nominal Capital 51.000.000.0 C Subscribed Capital X 100,000.00 DIVIDED INTO 100,000, Ordinary- Shares of $10 each. For full particular* and prospectus, phase apply to. The Company's Head Office. *****, Sfinch Bter House. S ngapore. or from ihe
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      979 6 Gypsy Music From NEWS Singapore, 8 p.m. ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mcs) YDC 15.15 Mcs (19 8 m.) fl fjl I j|| |k V H /.lIP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) JffffPß I|P| fp I VH SPOOm5 P 0O m Programme ol Malay Variety! c.20 Opening. News bulletin. jMIM'SS ll sflf
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    73 7 RADIO COMPLAINT 3 Editor of the Malaya Tribune] I wish to draw attention to the of news from London by the Malaya Broadcasting Corpora should be stopped, as any can give good reception fro-n .don. j time thus saved could be used in v m t
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    SOPHIA ROAD TRAFFIC
    93 7 '.Hi oj me Mii'uya Tribunes I wi h to draw attention to the i raffle c >ng< .An n caused in j I ere are live schools In the Methodist Girls* School School, the C.E.Z.M. apore English School and with over 2,000 children, rickshas, lorries, etc., pass
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    JOHORE QUERY
    62 7 of the Muiaya Trfthtne] p iteful for informaug point. i th Ueve, in the Lhe c :;aLc cX jkhore /ays to the effect the Johore MUtfary tr: veiling on duty tree. However. Jciu), Miiit;»rv the F.M.S.V.F. V'ctr, travu-ng «.<.> bi ek, the; had tc that pa: Licipation ncl
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    European Accused Missing
    249 7 Singapore, Monday. the case in which a European named Philip Farrington was called out in the fifth police court this morning before Mr. L. C Goh. it was discovered that the accused was absent. I "irt.lnspector Alex R. McEwan in«f ii worship that the accused wanted in
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    THE CHITRAL
    52 7 The P. and O. "Chitral" has lev. Hongkong and is expected to arrive a. Singapore at 7 a.m. on Thursday. She will proceed alone, ide the S.H.B Wharf on arrival. The "Chitral" will .sail froiu here at noon on Friday. The "Cltral" is bringing the passeu- -i- of
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    POSSESSED DUTIABLE LIQUOR
    142 7 Singapore. Monday. -800 Teck Liang pleaded guilty this morning in the Fcuith Police Court before Mr. C. H. Kch to a charge of possession of dutiable liquor at Rangoon Road at 2.40 p.m. on April 1. Outlining th( facts oi the case, Mr. J. C. w. Ken-;),
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    TIN AND RUBBER SHIPMENTS
    46 7 Foreign exports nf Un durfttg Ma,-*!, totalled 4.779 tons, compared mi h 5Q21 \.ns In February. This is a MM on lav: year Shipments of taboer were 43.259 tons, agalns! 43.Q84 tons in February, a i|euease of ;';4<»7 tons compared witaji** car.
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    EX-PREMIER FOUND SHOT
    38 7 Reuter. Warsaw. Apr. S.—Colonel Slawek. fo: mer Prime Minister, was foimd sh:t an.l sent t hospital In a grave condition. He is alleged to have attempted snicidA later message states that he has C'rd Renter.
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    Death Of Well-Known Chinese
    165 7 T HE manv mJMB%5SSS Hi^i* Cng 0,^ ct the Sunders and a till his death, will hear with regret roo hl r} h^t en i{o a ath at his residen fafrfofVhP JUf, ReCn hltereit ta the afraira of the Chinese Communitv and his roslty to his
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      194 7 STOP THESE PAINS/ Pains due to HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, COLDS and FEVERS are promptly relieved by Anacin because Anacin is like a doctor's prescription— Read what Dr. F. E. D. thinks of Anacin: Several valuable ingredients combined in a "I had the pleasure of receiving some samples I'formula1'formula in order
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      96 7 71 Tr>- t.rnltrt of your child M and til If future BtneM daproifa upon the ad >d nutriment thMr bodies r> rv» now Giv Hieni Torch Brand F\*r'-t o and onci Liver OU alao containing Vi :u<tbl£ V:'; A Hid D. prov f! t so necessary in bttfHing up fie
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      85 7 I HEADACHES AND ALL PAINS H| B IH oou6v.e QUICK TIME fls OBTJOUABLE rRO« ALL PI3PK»SA*nS WJ 1 YOURSELF OIVE D 8 YOUR TRIAL ORDER. THUNC CHYE CO TAILOR OUTFITTER 23-11. COLEMAN STREET SINGAPORE. DOCTORS CHOOSE HUMANISED TRUFOOD (After Humanised Trufood, from the 10th to ihe 24th month—FOLLOW-ON TRUFOOD— I
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      187 8 LPoritiwb? LAST DAY! INo Thriller ever made can touch it this tale of a monster who looked like a man Conceived in madness built with Love! g —.SPECIAL MATINEE iIcAPITOL TO-DAY j r 3-15, 6-15, 9-15 Crowds AC AIN acclaim this famous THRILLER. J A l.iand New c7py oTthe most
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      131 8 DIFFICULT f YEARS FOR I CHILDREN j It's when children start to shoot up suddenly, that they need your special attention. Children who arc growing last often tire easily, get pale, listless and do poorly at school. The trouble is that children have a double job of work to do.
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      271 8 SEE THE HOLLYWOOD YOU NEVER READ ABOUT. THAT SEETHING WORLD BEHIND THE SCREEN IN AN AMAZING STORY TOLD FROM THE INSIDE OPENING TO-NIGHT S PAVILION Who Killed jffiSPNS Maurice Tenwrighi- 1 Movie Executive? 1 Latent Gaumont AewMce' Showing "Conclusion of French President's vi-if." Lincoln Hand-can an* 1 Grand National. ROXY
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      220 8 The Exciting Picture for which TAY GARNETT Spent 2 months filming Singapore Scenes! j Next Week at the CAPITOL You'll Recognize many Singapore Scenes! f OLD BONESoU THE RIVER From the stories by EDGAR WALLACE GRRHPm mOFFPTT mOORE fTIRARIOTT A GAINSBOROUGH PICTURE j NEXT CHANGE PAVILION iI*::H::u:::tH:::::::H::::H:H |::j!:uH^::H:::H:::H::::::U::u lliil S
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      458 9 LET S HANDLE ILL YOUR N CM* h WATCH REPAIRS. I 4ND YOU WILL BE ASSURED I OF PROiMPT SERVICE AND f n SATISFACTION. j YICK WOH HING! ?OB H BRIDGE ROAD j A' r DDLE ROAD I V S PHONE No. 7922. j •> i S for the Repair
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      170 9 ONE" T Tf I E WORLD NEEDS NOVW~ M G A R K E E AT EV B E E R^0 N D G V K-W' OPENING TO-DAY AT 3.15, 6-15 9 15 P.M. i -V WE SUNSHINE rHtV YE TURNED v jljl r I (faners tfit all you v
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      150 9 ■***i^**"i*M*»*^W(MfcM*»*^^.B^Bij»^%i^R^aa» B-fcM-—^^^^^..^ Csii% It IS Tn Xlirlv Tc :vlorrow Ni^hl 74; > PM gjdiitow: Richard Due Karen Morley m »i>fa'H/s SQUADRON" c.i. 15 Death in The Clouds... WMJ- fheir t ove ones Trnnblp Below! |>w: Rjchairj Talmadfre In e PEFD REPORTER" Wuhbfl 1 Fas. Act'cn' IlngUng ThriUs! rnceg JOc. 20r.
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    NO FALSE SECURITY
    706 10 NEVER has a policy of firmness been more strikingly vindicated than in the case of Britain and Germany. Ever since the crisis of last month, when HenHitler so flagrantly broke the Munich Agreement, it has been obvious that any idea of appeasement was a delusion and a
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    Constant Fight Against Malaria
    758 10 HAZARDS OF RUBBER PLANTING IT has been said that malaria is a wily foe, ever ready to exploit a new situation. Famine, Hood, drought and migration, with their associated disturbance of the intricate balance of man's environment, have time and time attain provided the sombre background
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    207 10 An American gangster can write words in machine-gun bullets on a wall. He is challenging a rival to meet him and fire a friendly spelling bee. V* An unfinished picture was exhibited by mistake at a Paris gallery. It is becoming increasingly difficult for art enthusiasts to
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      217 10 THE "DAISY" KNITTER A NOVELTY OF INTEREST TO LOVERS OF FANCY WORK j WHfa thf aid of a *'DAiS K'NITTFR. Jumpers, Matinee Coats, Cap.s, Bonnets, Shawls, Table Covers and other fascinating novelties can be quickly made. Leaflet giving instructions as to use, and how Co make :md join the "DAISIES"
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      53 10 SPECIAL DISPLAY I IN OUR I I AIMIS SECTION £gk *V j lIA T S A*l tf® Charming New I SIW Models in Small *V }Shapes. In ,the or shoot'impudently AMERICAN attractive h a n l^[A-y^ > ever and in charm ing new fabrics. V You mu-.t see the-". 6.50
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    ITALY TO SEIZE ALBANIA AS A PROTECTORATE?
    417 11 NEXT MOVE IN AXIS DRIVE Mussolini Takes A Hand A MOVE BY MUSSOLINI TO MAKE ALBANIA <fl"BY AGREEMENT," A SEMI-PROTECTORATE IS FORECAST IN ROME. TROOPSHIPS ARE SAID TO BE STANDING BY AT ITALIAN PORTS READY TO CROSS THE NARROW ADRIATIC SEA AND LAND
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    Anti-British Activities In China
    137 11 Reuter. I 0 f PnrY London > Apr. 4. I. C n c om mons last night I what answer it had Government B Xh SV he surroundJ, French conces*Ul and what barrlca dcs and the J* d taken to\Ei£? the Governmovent Potion of 01 Brfi
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    VASSAL KING?
    27 11 K.ng Zog, Muslim ruler of Albania, is said to be willing (because he has no alternative?) to become a vassal ruler in an Italian protectorate.
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    CHINESE RETAKE PAKKAI
    161 11 Reuter. Macao. Apr. 1. 'I"HE Japanese attack on Kongmoon J- and Pakkai (not Pakhoi) was a mcd at stopping the passage of aims to Chinese troops surrounding Canton. Chinese troops commanded by Gsneral Chang Fah Kwei, famous commander of the 'Ironsides," whose generalship attracted greilt attention in
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    TO HELP HITLER?
    37 11 Thi; map shows bow an Italian move through Albania wou'd threaten Rumania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria, agisting Hungary to recover areas lost in the Git at War (shown shaded) and joining the German drive eastwards.
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    Soviet Guarantee Made Quick Line-up Possible
    489 11 Beck In London crowds welcomed the Polish Foreign Minister, Colonel Dock, when he arrived at Victoria Station, reports Reuter. Colonel Heck was met at the station by Lord Halifax, the British Foreign Minister. It is .learned that In addition to the political discussions which
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    War On Two Fronts It Germany Attacks Any Other Nation
    1325 11 Reuter. TH SISu'L rt T rks the speeches f Sir Archibald Anfh. j a '°PP<"<ition Leader), Mr. Winston Churchill Mr fhe Ho„J > n ?c CeorKe he fore n affairs debaie in the House of Commons are reported in the
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    HOLLAND PREPARES
    32 11 Reuter. The Hasrue, Apr. 4. THE Netherlands M inisti v of Defence has ordered 31 two-engined Fokker bombing; seanlanes for co-operation with the Navy in home and East Indies wattrs.—Reuter.
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      67 11 REDUCED I PRICES i 9&hĕbw L AAA PS A £&C. PRODUCT MADE IN ENGLAND PRICES OF 230 VOLT OSRAM LAMPS REDUCED FROM TO 15 watt CLEAR or PEARL OSRAM LAMPS .!«,.<*. EACH Mete 25 44 40 CLEAR or PEARL OSRAM COILED COIL -M 40 60 100 m .»0 7« WKlit
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    Germany's Arms Bill Secrecy
    90 12 Reuter. Berlin, Apr. 3. VARIOCS guarantees, amiuntV mjr to £1:10.000,000, including £40.000.000 for the promotion ef export, are lhe o«t--standinc Umtnrtu of the budgeV 'prornu.gatod as law ami published in the »au It reveals that Government h, c no intention of prrsenMiß ut and d)icd budgel
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    British Planes
    8 12 Reuter. Lisbon, Apr. 3-The Portuguese Government
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    REXISTS SUFFER DEFEAT
    59 12 Reuter. Bruaaela, Apr. 3. ImHE main point of the feature of thp elections throughout BelLium on Sunday was the big defeat of the Lnlveiirht seats in the Chambei j with 20 in the last Parha- m SSI' Catholics are expected to win The Calm iics ie half-a-dozen.
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    ACQUITTED ON TRAFFIC CHARGE
    146 12 Singapore. Monday. mk Pavid S. Marshall was to 'Jay M acquitted of the -barge of M** to ronton, to a traflic laaey.aynai ai the intersection of Bencoolen St. Jnd Rochorc Road at 9.20 p.m. on Fehriary 4. Mr. Marshall raised an t«> the admission as evidence
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    Lebrun To Remain In Office?
    57 12 Reuter. Paris, Apr. 3. There are good reasons for ajipposing that President Lebrun wdl stand for reelection to the presidency. If this is so, the election i; a foregone conclusion, as M. Herriot and M. Francois Piet-i have already renounced their candidatures conditionally upon M.
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    Chinese Launch Big Counter-Offensive
    168 12 Reuter. Chungking. Apr. 3. Chine* despafhe. from the Hapeh front. These claim that Chinese troops lam ched a counter-offensive westward of Yckow and succeeded in crossing from the left to the right bank of the Han River on three points. The reoc V» pat on of
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    Mr. Dyott Released
    142 12 Reuter. Tientsin, Apr. 8. H»tf. H. r*. Dyott, President of the JJ! Tientsin British Chamber of Commerce, who was captured by bandits and held in secret custody for the last three weeks, has been released and has returned to Tientsin safe and well, according to a Renter
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    FOUR HURT IN COLLISION
    100 12 Singapore, Monday. THE ambulance was called to Serangoon Road close to the New World amusement park at 6.05 p.m. yesterday to attend to three Chinese and an aged Tamil woman, who were said to have been injured in a collision between a motor car and a
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    RUMANIA ACCEPTS BRITISH GUARANTEE
    350 12 REACTIONS TO HITLER'S SPEECH Reuter. London, Apr. 3. C AROL and his Cabinet are understood to have decided to ac- r guarantee by Britain against aggression by Germany iP! ihTeWen to Poland, according to the Daily Telegraph, similar to that effect is received tl>d ay the
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    Saying It With Flowers
    68 12 I'hE population of Memel save an enthusiastic reception to the (ierman forces which occupied the city as Herr Hitler ar-t rived by sea to pay a threehour visit to Germany's latest territorial acquisition. The territory was ceded to Germany by Lithuania in compliance with a German
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    DEATH OF MR. GEORGE GRANT
    69 12 The death of Mr. George Grant, formerly agent of the Chartered Bank in Bangkok, occurred at Bournemouth on Mar. 5. Mi. Grant joined the Chartered Bank in 1910 and served in Batavia ana Sourabaya. Later he went to Penan*; and was afterwards in charge at
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    MARINES FINED FOR STEALING CAR
    166 12 Singapore, Monday. PRODUCED before Mr. K. A. BlackI er in the Third Police Court this n/orning, Robert D. Minor, Owen T Thomas and Sydney Ellis, marines from the minesweepers Abardore and Abingdon, pleaded guilty to theft of a motor-car belonging to a Mr. Hardit Singh.
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    SOLDIER DIES IN GUN EXPLOSION
    434 12 Singapore. Monday. «riTH <Hp rpm irk 4 it seems to me that Gunner Jaiw s Murray tried W 1 t- quickiv and Sergeant Dale tried to slop him.; Mr v r PorteTthe Singapore Coroner to-day returned a verdict of VV. G. Porter, me I nnliest
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    British Arms For Rumania?
    162 12 Reuter. LONDON. APR. IN THE HOI SE Of COMMONS TODAY, MR. Bl i EER SAID TH \T THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT WAS PREP ARED AT ALL TIMES TO GIVE SYMPATHETIC CONSIDERATIONS TO THE POSSIBILITY. OK MEETING THF ARMAMENT REQUIREMENTS OF Rl MANIA. BOTH IN NAVAL AND OTHER
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    2,000 ARRESTS IN MADRID
    25 12 Reuter. Faris, Apr. S. —A despatch from Madrid states that the military police have made two thousand arrests within ?4 hours.--Reuter.
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    Responsible Citizens Give Court Undertaking
    215 12 Singapore, Monday. TiIE Crown Counsel, Mr. li. L. Howe, intervened this morning when he made an application, before Mr. C. H. Koh, presiding in the Third Police Court, for the charge preferred against My. Jack Lee Keng Tye, of allegedly intentionally insulting Mr. Edward Tan
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    Alleged Anti-British Agitation In N. China
    138 12 Reuter. London, Apr. 3. MR. HANNAH asked Government in the Commons what answer had been re reived from the Japanese Government to the British Government's representations against the surrounding of British and French concessions at Tientsin with barricades of live wire, and what action
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    EXPLOSIVES CASE
    122 12 Reuter. London, Apr. ■'>■ THF seven men who were immwm guilty at the Old Bailey on < hare es of conspiracy to cause explosi«»"sand possessing explosives or InM* were sentenced to-day. The heaviest sentence of ten ir penal servitude was passed on a »-y** r o]d Irish Terrorist
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    121 12 I Arrived from N.E.I, by KLM IPH ALO"—Mr. H. Lucas, Mi 1., I Ha, Mr and Mrs Howard. Mrs. \.a--j Mrs. H. van Gelden. Mr O Mr. Tjoa Thins Kice, Mr. IW v 1 Kie. Left for Medan. India and Eui 1* KLM plane "PH ALO"- Mr.
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    U. S. SAILORS TO BE ENTERTAINED
    74 12 ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the United States C onsulGeneral for the entertainment of the officers and men «>i the I S. cruiser Augusta winch k MK|MotOd tv arrive at Singapore an Saturday There v ill be a dinner ;'t CosMMd-GenevmTi house on v
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    HISTORIC CHANGE IN BRITISH POLICY
    683 13 Foreign Affairs Debate In Commons Reuter. R U IM. in the course of a debate on foreign affairs in the >mmon S> the Premier (Mr. Chamberlain) repeated I .enttany in connection with the British sist her in the event of hostilities. aSBUlan <* Thai declaration,"
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    To-day's News Review
    445 13 "y at Chamberlain's 1 1 not so ted. Second thoughts ni Chancellor's pto- !;;it 'lie British cold nrmness came as i lv him <,) r.- i usooered him up and "<l him ih-.r v IT was necessary '"i'y ChamberKumaaia as well as that lfM "cates 'hat it
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    HITLER TAKES A REST
    46 13 Reuter. Bcilin, Apr. 4.—According to prcsfnt arrangements, Herr Hitler will spend twelve hours in Bcil'n on his return to-morrow frcm his sea cruise and will then go to his*Berchtesgaden retreat and stay there until shortly befcre hLs birthday on Apr. 20.— Renter.
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    King's Praise Of R.A.F. On Anniversary
    107 13 British Official Wireless. A* Saturday thecal' and the king-. sent this message: "On the occasion of the 21st way of the Royal Air Fo%l V ZSS™' ranks of the service and tn a ii f a) 1 [B the Air Ministry, f have kno?nT
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    FURTHER RALLY IN STOCK EXCHANGE
    122 13 Results. QN the Stock ExchangT%^ l y 4 ;nV creased Continental buying, 0 w Lto mere confidence in the poiit uon was the most notable feature of th e market and prices in all .sections improved. Oils and Kaffirs wer v n prominent, closing round
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    RICKSHA PULLER HURT BY STONE
    45 13 At 2.41 p.m. yesterday the ambulance was called to the Central Police Station to remove a ricksha puller to the General Hosoital who was alleeed to have been hit by a stone on his cheek thrown by a Chinese boy.
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    MR. LIM KEONG LEANG
    54 13 Mr. Lim Keong Leang. who is at the Bungsar Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, has undergone a successful operation for cataract. Mr. Urn is a brother of Mr Lim Keong Lay. J.P., c.H., of Penang and Dr. C. E. Lim. proiessor and dean of the Peiping Union Medical
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    AIR MAIL
    11 13 Imperial air mail is due in Singapore to-morrow morning.
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    JAPAN MAY ALSO ACT
    61 13 Reuter. lApav Tokyo, Apr.4. lAPAN must completely and immediately change her policy towards Great Britain, declares the newspaper Nfchi x l(h i which is the Army's mouthpiece.' The newspaper adds: -Japan must now watch Europe, too st n rL2iu nts may COm P cI her to
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    58 13 n,^. Ul!n f c Service of the Singwas 290in? epar t t ent a ™e March o^ile^MunfeiSL^ 30 t0 Motor car e acclaenS a l S 4 iflCd a V°"° ws: t ients v 34> motcr lorry ac ley car 'acciTr?" s™*^ attempted suicide iV S a P
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    27 13 The estimated total exports, from Malaya, assay vaJue of 7sV;i 01e based March. fr f e M e a aya at l. ru e Sf rt bb
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    Further Help To China?
    180 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. D Shanghai, April 4. H Kung, Cnim.se Finance Minister, at a meeting in Chung, king yesterday, gave a detailed account of the loans granted by foreign Towers during the past few months to help strengthen Chinese resistance. Though Great Britain aha the
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    TENNIS ASSOCIATION TO DONATE $1,000 TO INTERNATIONAL CLUB
    946 14 Bright Future For Tennis In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. DRIGHI iiopes as to the future ol Singapore's tennis are not very far ahead, provided the formation of the Singapore Lawn I, mil, Club, which will be open to all nationalities, becomes a reality
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    Crowd Invades Padang
    81 14 fHOVVDS swarmed the S.R.C. football pitch yesterday evening, bringing the inter-club soccer fixture between the SR C. and the Banka Sports Club to a sensational 'Daring the second half, an altercation between two players resulted. The huge crowd watching the game, immediately swe.rmed the field, and the
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    S.C.F.A. "B" Score Big Win
    72 14 JN a Second Division "B" match played on the Singapore Har bout Board ground last night, the S.C.F.A. beat the S.K.B. by six goals to one. Hay was very cne-sided. The Chine c led 2—l in the first half and aodrd four more goals in
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    Reserves Go Down To Malays
    461 14 Malays Reserves ...A, S.C.C. Reserves 1. niSPLAYING all-round superiority and good team understanding, the Malay Reserves beat the S.C.C Reserves by lour goals to one in a Reserve Division soccer league fixture on the Padang yesterday. i Although the Malays wen by tare: goals, they
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    Mat Noor Scores Four Goals For Post Office
    407 14 Post Office 4, Marine Department QTRAIGHT from the exertions ot the sports field, as it w Office defeated a strong side from the Marine Departrr -Ycond Division "A" fixture at the Stadium last night. Th*» Marines who started in fine fettle, had
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    Friendly Soccer
    36 14 The following players will Sime. Darby Sports Club ed Engineers. Ltd., In of soccer on Wednesday, rer Park at 5.15 p.m Eiv Bee. Abdullah: S G Riches. Ah Soo: Pak: Tommy Ngo. Hamid 1
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    46 14 The following player represent The "Amity xj Bramtooo Spoils club I S H E. ground at 5.15 p I 11 against tne Chinese H the school's ground at Cher. Eng Kirn. Kirn Toi Whye Kid, Bock Kwee. YeoJ Hunt. Yew Seng. Ea L.c. Siah.
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    Harold "Dutch" Smith and Farid untitled, Olympic diving untitled If 33. who were here some years ag >, have made a film "Double Di v. i Kill shown al ihe Capitol together with "The Gr?at Mtalti Wednesday next.
    37 14 Harold "Dutch" Smith and Farid untitled, Olympic diving untitled If 33. who were here some years ag >, have made a film "Double Di v. i Kill shown al ihe Capitol together with "The Gr?at Mtalti Wednesday next.
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    LAST MINUTE GOAL ENABLES R. E. TO DRAW WITH GORDONS
    359 15 Fields Plays Sterling Game 2, Gordons ....2. LAST minute goal by VVilkinson was responsible for the RE (Changi) equalising with the Gordons yesterday in a First Division gsuae at Changi. Although play was scrappy at times, the game was full
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    PAYA LEBAR RANGERS
    42 15 In a friendly soccer natch played at the Serangoon English School's ground ist Saturday, the Pava Lebar Ran°ers defeated the Chiate Sing -Athletic Union dd goal in three. Ahmad Krint scored fcr the winners and Davi.i for the Union.
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    Mrs. Cherrington And Clerc Win In S.C.C. Tourney
    179 15 V x '''I 1 he 8-f.C lawn tennia tourna--1 a arm for Mrs. K. c. Cherrinirtor and P i ir opponent. Mrs. Hipkin and W. £°Droogtevw el K. V. Head, and Mrs. Archer i„ the ami-final S.R.C. Results liie cenma tournament at
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    Perak Entries
    153 15 tTPIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) IPOII, MONDAY. FOLLOWING ARE ENTRIES FOR THE PERAK TfJRF CLUB EASTER SKYE MEETING, ON APR. 8 AND 10: ■arses, Class Five:—Bay Laddie. Beacon. Captain Ball. Dazzle, Emperor Kublai. Evergreen. First Eid. Galiant Maggie. Hippvli-.r-. in: Jonathan, Kalaw, 1 Komolux. I-> Colonial, Little Mother, i Love.'.,
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    Escobar Retains World Title
    94 15 San Juan, Puerto Rico, .Apr 3 bIXTO ESCOBAR retained the p no, nt am weight tide by M X, Morgan, of Detroit ZT a 15.r0 d !-1. Twelve thousintl i 1 v mm c during some mrr n taliated in the a slashing attack his opponent's
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    AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION
    219 15 B| spare, Monday. f l I! i riNG ol tr Singapore Ama- Ass teiatioa was held i the St. Andrew's v 'i aptain 1. 1.. Cronynn, 1 Mes Paul Storr. Adams, Inspector d P; Capt N. I. Close-] iCommand Boxing Livesley (Manchea- Wilkins (R.A.F.) and W. si
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS FINAL
    31 15 TN THE MEN'S DOUBLES FINAL IN THE V.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNAMENT, PLAYED YESTERDAY, COMMANDER E. J. MOCKLER AND KAMIS BEAT YADI AND S DAWOOD IN TWO SETS 9—7 6—V
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    MALAYAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
    325 16 DV courtesy of the Roy?l Singapore Golf Club, the annual meeting of the Malayan Golf Association will be held at Bukit Timah over Easter week end. Comoet cions are open to members of clubs affiliated to the Malayan Gulf Association. The programme of events is as follows:—
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    THE INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK, LTD.
    1918 16 Proceedings Of Second Annual Meeting The Second Annual General Meeting of the Indian Overseas Bank, Ltd.. was held on Friday the 3rd March, 1P39. at the Head Office of th" Bank, the Hon'ble Mr. ML Ct. M. Chidambaram Chettyar, Chairman, presiding. 23 Shareholders were present
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    Warder On Causing Death Charge
    87 17 Singaocre, Monday—When the case against Mr. H. J. Fuller, a warder attached to the Johore Prisons, who iJ charged with causing the death of a male Chinese by rash driving, was meniioned to day. Cou *t Inspector A. H Frew stated that he had received
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    BOAT RACE DINNER
    66 17 The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Malaya held its annual boat race dinner at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday night The Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, was one of 65 members who attended. The toast of Oxford and Cambridge Universities was proposed by Mr. C. O. Howell, vice-president.
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    Abbot Chao Kung Appeals To The Pope
    322 18 Shanghai. A N appeal to Pope Pius XII to lead a movement for peace has been A handed to Reuter by the Abbot Chao Kung, better known as Trebitsch Lincoln, one time M.P. for Darlington, wh M C Ata innrl in 1919 The
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    CAPTIVES JOIN "OFFER GOLD" MOVEMENT
    183 18 Central News. Sian. JAPANESE captives also joined the J "Offer Geld" movement and gave what they had saved from their food and clothing. Tamochi Nakayama, a captive in a concentration camp at an undisclosed p'acs offered $1 saved from one days f:od money. Two other
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    War Supplies Reach China Through Haiphong
    159 18 kweinn. QUPPLY of war materials to the National Government through French D Indo-China. particularly through Haiphong, has of late become> very active, according to reports just received in reliable quarter? here, lnere are two transportation routes from Haiphong namely one firm Haiphong to Langson
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    Tribesmen Pledge Support
    46 18 Chungking. DELEGATED by the tribes in the Szeeh-wmn-B*kanpr-Chin?ha) border, r#*rfnvs loSangJui €hu, the "Living Buddha in that art cf west China, has arrived in Chu* skine: to offer the lives of the 260 000 tribesmen In defence of the State against foreign invasion.
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    311 18 Central New. Kw *ilin. "fHINA will not he conquered if the Chinese develop wholesome psychology l!u a courageous and undaunte,! v !)lri and each and all struggle tor the nation," declared (ien< Chung-h?i, Director of the Sootfc. west Provisional Military quarters, in a reception given
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    Enemy Military Trains Wrecked By Guerrillas
    152 18 Chengchow. i JAPANESE military train consisting of 13 coaches with aoldiers A destroyed by Chinese guerrillas at Chihsien on the hwa Railway in northern Honan resulting in several hundred Japjne. i soldiers heimr killed and wounded. The train w".s carrying a full load of
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    LOCAL INDIANS CAN DISCUSS POLITICS OF MOTHERLAND ASSOCIATION HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING
    968 19 FULL REPORT A 1 ;V a t U h Se forb Mding discussion on Indian noli poliUcaJ welfare of£ Indian^an'd it'tu dS activities ana thereby diminish its usefulness very thoughtful m ech delivered at an exI i< ral meeting
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    Gandhiji's Health Causes Concern
    63 19 jm increase in 1 blood pressor* ~,t ua ndhrs nieh. sanrj ri concern. Since .h J pausing some kol fast his n t d of nis Rajween 160 190 „t levi,ure ed satisfactory h,Ch c^si His activities in noiv,i larly since -his ret.Tr < more Particunavc
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    Next Congress
    54 19 STEPS are bein, «ress w", eh d, b a h N j}' io al Oon»ext wi,,te" be he,d m Bfhar ran on the occLn J, p fhampafiangha gin Its sitting from Anr 9fi „n 1 be m last for about davf* The minimum fee for memhpr n# tv,
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    HYDARI COMMITTEE
    57 19 New Delhi. Mar 29-Th o tt«i^ 583. W SSL m wmen is a Committee oi senior MinislmP°"ant States, will meet in Bombay on April 11 next inter alii n, consider the revised dra" Instrument ol accession on whleh the States viTws are to be sent to the Paramount
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    ALLAH BUX MINISTRY'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED?
    206 19 NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION IN THE ASSEMBLY Karachi, Mar. 30. JHE Sind Assembly met this afternoon in an atmosphere surcharged with excitement in view of the no-confidence motion «n the Allahbux Ministry sponsored by the opposition comprising Congress, .'Muslim League and Hindu parties. The galleries were
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    Maulana Azad To Be Acting President?
    114 19 S Allahabad Mar 27 PECULATION rife as to who will preside over the next All-India Congress Committee in case Kashcrapati Subhas Chandra Bose finds it impossible to euitinue to be the President of lh e Congress either for reasons health or on other grounds
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    CEYLON'S MOVE CONDEMNED
    98 19 Madras March 22.-Resolutions urgin* the Government of India to levy a sro? tective duty on cocoanut imports from ctl on c nde ™™S the mC of the SXS try t0 i e P Indians meetin?hpw adopted at a public Hail EL? the Maha J a na Sabha
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