Malaya Tribune, 6 April 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI. •No. 81. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, April 6, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1939 FIVE
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      259 1 f vFV SHIPMENT Ladies* nAT GREAT VARIETY 01 MTESI SHAPES \M) STYLES tally invite I AURORA Zt, j IRIUM FOR SPARKLING TEETH j teal jo4f> t0 dean your reeth with Pepsodent containing IBk lEJUM. The minute it touches your teeth you have a delightful C'S lastin g sensation of its
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      234 1 (BAKU AIIV socks STOCKINGS, PORCEI.AIN WARES GOLD FISH AQUARIUMS. Period: ;>9lh I\lar.—7th Apr. BABA Co., Ltd. j MIDDLE ROAD. BABA STORE uan.u.i) ROAD, j eaorith for a "velvet cloak to be spread vi their path 9" I \oov<; CBONG'S I e.s are ccsiiiiird with every trick of flattery to capture
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      210 1 MADAM PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. 5 FROM:— I $5. $30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE. a a aait P E LsTwB OTTLE lllllf/ill tW WPS IB 0 j SOMK NKW "ARRIVALS Card Tricks Without Sleight of Hand or Apparatus
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    Last Night's First Night
    52 2 You should not miss "The Great It has everything a film should offer yo i and a -reat deal more besides. The supporting programme j diving film in which Harold Dutch smith and Fadrid Simaika appear The*e two are Olympic champions and their exhibition is very
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    "THE GREAT WALTZ" AT CAPITOL
    177 2 THE GREAT WALTZ" IS A GREAT) 1 FILM. It opened at the Capitol last night •Mid the very large audiences who witnessed both performances were delighted with it as much for the acting as for the excellence of the singing and the music. The Viennese
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    64 2 CAPITOL: "The Great Waltz/' ALHAMBRA: "Just Around the Corner. PAVILION: "Old Bones of the River. ROYAL: "Kambar„ MARLBOROUGH: 4 Daksa-Yagna 01 FENS: 'Spawn of the Norm. *»OXY: "My Lucky Star.;* GARRICK: "Hunterwali, and Siagn Show. HAPPY WORLD: "Cabaret, Side Shows cinema, and other attractions. NEW WORLD: "Cabaret,
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    JACK HOLT STILL IN FILMS
    168 2 /COLUMBIA has just completed the v> roster of players who will appear in "Sabotage" (temporary title* in which Jack Holt is starring. The last two players to be signed are Holmes Herbert ar»d Guy D'Enneiy. Knthorine DcMille plays the fem'nine lead. Others in the cast
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    What The Stars Foretell
    273 2 TO-MORROW FOR A U j READERS. Go-ahead in ail m ters concerning finance. P business affairs, seek intervU and plan for the fulu>> B j Quick to ynake decisions ai m u h j future success map depend I thir. A good day for sp cul
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      454 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRLFIS H INDIA t*nrorporaied in England). T. ft S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore. 1939 CARTHAGE 15,000 Apr. 7 A.xGALORE MCH Apr. 9 RAJPUT ANA 17.000 Apr. 21 RANCH I 17,000 May 5 t BHUTAN 6,100 May 6 Bt HAH 6/r>o May 15 RAJIKJRA '7,000 May
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      469 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDKIiTSC!EK (Incorporated in Germany). The undornoted are ioi Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 S m-s. REGENSBURG" Apr. 6 s.s. "GNF.I3ENAU" omits North China Apr. 13 3 s.s TJPPE" omits TSlngtau Apr. 2o j m.s. "ELBE" omits Darren Apr.
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      402 2 j LUXURY with ECONOMY j J One-Class Motorships Cabins with Private Bath. I Excellent Cuisine Moderate Fare:-. 5 To: MARSEILLES. LONDON, j To: PALESTINE, ROTTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND HAMBURG COPENHAGEN. COPENHAGEN MFONIA Apr. 12 I vLAYA abt. Apr. 26 ALSIA May 2 j KINA May 20 SELANDIA May 23 j
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      155 2 HAMBURG-AMBWKA LINIE Deutsch-Austraiische Damp?schift*s Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PA&oENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUT WARD HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S oore 1939. mj. KULMERI AND Direct Apr. 7 SJS. NORDMARK Direct Apr. 13 m.s. DUYJBTJRG via Manila May 2 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG ANT BREMEN. Due Spore
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      170 2 [""DAILY CROSSWORD I CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN 1 -Ccme forth into the light of i. The Doctor in the African thines let he your teacher.' pretty spry 2. Capital of a Canadian pro. 3. Oh. Satais! (anagram 4. Head aininp rodent 5- One tells flCm bln o ££S f^mltalv 6.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    556 3 LONDON SHARE LIST London, Wednesday. Previous To-day change LMtin ra 9u6 90 __g d I v ,p RubbCl 26 3 26 ZS h era) Electric 77 6 77 6 Chemical Industries 29 9 29 6 qh imperial Tobacco 129 4 i30,7«/ 2 4-1 24 41 /2 24
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    844 3 Quotations Eraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Apr. 5, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 3 3 6 Austral Amal 4,9 5,3 Austral Malay 39 44,Ayer Hitam 20 21 Ayer Weng 0.65 0.70 Bangrin Tin 18 6 19 0 Batu Selangor 1.23 1.28
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    257 3 0% Maynard Co., Ltd.. 830,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 »0 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: l% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 100 101 norn 1907 red. 19*7 $1600,000 int. Mar. 31, BeDt 30 106 108 norn 4V*% 1909 red. 1905 11.J0t.000 Int. Mar.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    335 3 Singapore, Apr 5. MINING Ampats B 7 3 ers S 3 el 9 lcrs Ayer Hitams 20 3 21 3 Bangnns 19 20 Eatu Selangors 1 22 127 Hitams o 27 oss Hongkong Tin 16 6 17 6 Chenderiangs 116 12 ?ri°r? B H a
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Thursday. TTie price of tfn at noon in Singapore to-day was:--$108» 2 (down SVs)-
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    RUBBER
    16 3 The price of rubber at nooit m Singapore to-day waf Buyers 27 2; Sellers 27 :>
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    78 3 Singapore. Wednesday. Tin at midday was $108%, down and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 27 »4 cents, buyers July September 27 cents, market quiet. Rather severe falls yesterday on the London and New York Block Exchange! had a restraining influence on .ill
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 3 London. Apr. 5. j I Paris, 176-57 64. New York 4.68-5 32 Montreal 4.59- 4 Brussels 27 83 Geneva 20.87 »0 Amsterdam 8.81- 7 8 Milan 89 Berlin 11.66% Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague nom. Helsingfors 226% Madrid nominal Lisbon 110>/ 4 Athens 547 Bucharest 660 Buenos Aires
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      15 3 THE ASTERN UNITED I ii! VEHICLK V l v ,JC UAJULITI vtnrZ SINGAPORE W. Uajx,
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      522 3 HA\K oi < m .vi Incorporated in China lay special Charter >. 12, Cecil Street, Btagai Telephones: Managers Offlre 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 8442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office b 188-9. Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital J. $40,000,***** Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately eh.
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      580 4 SFSFS JOHORE GOVERNMENT. WANTED Storekeeper-interpreter able to i' ad and write TaniU and Malayalam fluently, not over 30 year.s of aftje. saiary p.m. Applications should be addressed to .he Inspector of Prisons, Johore, and envelopes marked iSTOREKEEPER. WANTED SALESMAN in a leading Chinese book company. Only experienced men need apply
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      584 4 WANTED: 200 (preferably) Christians throughout Malaya. Sell "Sacred Novelty." Earn $100 easily. Particulars Box 302, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (653) WANTED, within 14 days a second hand Chronometer, good t:me keeper. Reply with maker s name, condition and price to Bex 319, Malaya Tribune, Singa--1°" ""WANTED: Munshi. Morning o r afternoon
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      625 4 FOR SALE ECONOMICAL SING Fit CAR. 1930 Mf>del. 9 h p., good condition. Tax, insurance paid. 40 m.p. gallon. $160. Apply Box No. 305. Malaya Tribune, Singapore. tio6) AUSTIN 10 Saloon, Duco Paint and eng*he first class condition. Price $680--or near offer. Apply Clifford, 04-B, Stevens Road. Phone *****. (648)
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      635 4 PLEASE CONSULT Hatha Yogi Rao for any Chronic ailments at 17, Owen Road, between 9 a.m. to G p m. daily. (612) BEST OIL WAVE, only $5, Guaranteed at Viennese Beauty Parlour, 302, Tanjong Katong Road, near Katong Post Office. (355) Photography SUNSET and other original photographs of Malaya, ideal
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      589 4 FREEH INDIAN ROYAL ACHAR one lb. for $1.50 with Postage. Nice Aluminium Packing Please apply soon. Royal Pickles Store, Venial Adenwala, 58, Bcncuolcn Street, Singapore <SS.> Samples against twenty cents stamps. Thousand testimonials awarded- Try soon. (615) FOR SALE Teak Settee 2 chairs, record cabinet, good order, SIS lot. Apply
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      552 4 LAND FOR SALS. R near Junction Qopeng Ro lane. Ipoh. Suitable for e»-ecl tows, town lot No. ***** I I. pole. Price $2,500 or For particulars apply X i j Club Road Inch m i FOR SALE HOUSJ 210-3 Q Street. Apply within. 4£| TAI SENG RUBBER FA4 I i
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    Domestic Occurrences DEATHS
    34 5 W 1"|..-M Krmi 80, Wjie 01 u js'.c Hul Tung tiuuk.j r, intr r<t. UU. paiacd fu«»y i<r h* '"ialrtcncc No. 1 un Uie lmn f., t 1II II7i t: m.
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    Four People Killed By Negligent Driving
    326 5 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Wednesday. 7 VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned by Sheikh Abu Bakar to-day at the inquest into the deaths of four young Englishspeaking Malays, who were killed in a motor-car accident at ttw Kota Tinggi—Mawei road on
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    ACCUSED DISCHARGED
    92 5 Singapore, Wednesday .—Haji Morsid oin Haji Redznan, who was yesterday charged with mischief before Mr L. C. Goh in the Fifth Police Ccurt, when he was alleged to have set fire to a motorcar valued at $1,800 belonging to Mr. Han Quee, and who was given 24 hours'
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      558 5 NOTICE. I i the matter Of lompanies Ordinance (Cnapter 151) and in the matter cf Im Kil Tm Mines Limited ,in Voluntary Liquidation) v> C is hereby «oven that a General Company will be KS the OWces of Messrs. Derrick Han': Chambers. ipore, on Monday, the at 12 o'clock noon
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      610 5 PERAK TURF CLUB EASTER SKYE MEETING, 1939. E A SI ER SATURDAY," 8L !I APRIL 1939 EASTER MONDAY, 10TH APRIL? It* shall be'- f r V sitin S Members MEN $5 LADIES $2,' ior tne Meeting or any day thereof VISITING MEMBERS ml,t be intro™™J?^ Members and M UST APPLY
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      538 5 FORM j (PURSUANT TO SECTION 112 OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE). STATEMENT BY IHE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1938. The Share Capital of the Company is $40,000,000 00 divided into 1,000,000 shares of $40.00 each. The '.umber of shares issued on 31st December, 1938 was 250,000 shares
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      330 5 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores y oft So Lone mmm mgh Rl *U V 0 o I spots and patches IjF v If a&\ O J peoplt must lflhsT •—can be cured in a few weeks AT HOME.FREE treatise tells how WRfTE! LEPROSY aUo cured.
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    Body Found Month After Suicide
    169 6 Singapore. Wednesday. HIS curiosity excited by the sight of a large number of flies and a _v-uliar smell. Chye Chai Fatt, an inspector employed in a rubber estate at the 13 mile Seletar Road, went towards a certain rubber t v ee and there discovered,
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    26 6 Reuter. Prague. Apr. 5: —Baron Von Nemath. the German "protector" of Bohemia and Moravia has arrived here, and was welcomed by German and Czech dignitaries. —Reuter.
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    VAGRANT DIES IN HOSPITAL
    145 6 Singapore. Wednesday FOUR citizens of Singapore who were the jury at the inquest into the death of Koh Kah Kam a vagrant who died in the iock-up ward of the General Hospital on March 27. returned a verdict ol death from natural causes, in the Coroner's
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      166 6 1939 AMERICAN H.M.V RADIOS. Tube> S. S. Price $185/--$18.50 Monthly. For 10 month.-. LSi" Ag< nts Mulaya: KEE HUAT RADIO CO., 122 124. Orchard Road. Singapore. Phone 4566. j LET US HANDLE ALL YOUR 5 I CLOCK WATCH REPAIRS. AND YOU WILL BE ASSURED OF PROMPT SERVICE AND j SATISFACTION.
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      151 6 No Asthma Years Two years ago J. Richards. Hamilton. Ont. Canada, was in bed with Asthma. Had lost 40 pounds weight, suffered coughing, choking and strangling every night— couldn't sleep—expected to die Mendaco stopped spasms flrst night and he has ha,j none since—in OVER TWO YEARS Mendaco is so successful
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      32 6 "PYE RADIOS ARE SECOND TO NONE in Efficiency, Reliability and Service. Hence they are VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA, fcole Agents: fIOE BOON LLONG. Distributors: OVERSEAS RADIO SERVICE, IS9, Orchard Road.Singapne. 'PHONE 3225.
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      176 6 f' a Jbonny boy! Sleeps well, gains well, looks NJi -is well—that's the SCOTT'S ik *W\ jĔk Emulsion baby! However Emulsion gives that little Mfflt extra nourishment which M m makes all the difference. The surest test of a baby's progress is a steady weekly gain in weight. AH the
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      145 6 Request Progr; Singapore, SINGAPORE ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mc's) ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) p.m. 5 00 Cantonese musict 6; 15 Mandarin children's programme;. 6 30 "Popular Singers —10't 7.00 Hawaiian musict 7 15 A series of talk on child welfare bv Ida M. M. Simmons—1 —"Welfare". 7.30 Time, weather,
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      496 6 ammes From 8 p. m. NIROM yDC 15.15 Mcjs (19.8 m.) а.m. G.20 Opening. News bulletin. б.25 Gymnastics. 6.35 Light gramophone music. €.50 Time signal. Gramophone music. 7.20 News !,ul T etin. 7.23 Gramophone music. 7.50 CIj-c i v.n. 10.50 Time signal. Opening. B*lly Reid's Accordeon Band. Petei Kreuder (pianist)
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      316 6 I n\rnr&"M Wickham Steed. [Time Signal at 1.45 p.m G.M.TA TRANSMISSION 5 9.05 Sports news and Market note? GSB 9.51 Mc;s (31.55 m 9.10 End of transmission 2. Mu.iqi a.m. interlude. 6 20 Sports news and market' notes. 9 20 Big Ben. 'Domino,'* radio plav 6 40 "George and the
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    PICNIC TRAGEDY DESCRIBED TO THE CORONER
    116 7 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY PICNIC TO KATONG PARK, AN ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD VI itfTO THE PAGAR UNNOTICED, AND IS NOT MISSED KICKS AGAINST A HUMAN FORM IN TWO FEET R. HE PICKS IT UP TO FIND IT IS THE BODY OF A V'NED BOY, WHO IS RECOGNISED AS
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING CHARGE
    408 7 Singapore, Wednesday. ALLEGING thai the accused hid A v i in between two oncoming cats ,l ml g Thomson Koad at a speed of about to m.p.h.. Inspector A. l Minns to-day evidence in li c in which >lr J. W. Sarvis is with negligent driving along
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    Reforms In Army Organisation
    197 7 British Wireless. London. April 4. fUK Secretary for War. Mr. Hore-Bclisha, announced in the House of Commons a further major reform in army organisation, namely the formation of a new corps to be designated the Royal Armoured Corps, with precedence in t!ic Army immediately before the
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    FOREIGNERS MAY SERVE
    82 7 British Wireless. London, April 4. THE Secretary for War, asked fan the House of Commons if he would consider an offer from a group of Czechoslovak reserve offi eers to place their services at the disposal of the British Military authorities, said: "I have to inform the
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    Relatives Of Dead Man Claim $8,000 Insurance
    325 7 Singapore, Wednesday. A SUIT for the payment oi an insurance policy in regard to a motorace id en s which occurred at Bukit Timah Road on Mar. 29, 1938, and Which i :::ultcd later in the death of one of the passengers of
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      77 7 whether due to ICS, toothaches, lienor rheumatism, are relieved by ANA- N It also reduces the fever omfort associated tl colds. you when you can h of quick relief M ami pains; docand dentists prescribe A today because they that it is effective and it is the modern "i-modern people!..
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      44 7 Entire Riddance of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Gonl and Neuralgic Tains by heating forces of Nature, winch aie to be found fn ANTIRHEUMATICUM Vegetabile Nattermann. It frees you of the destructive 1 sediments in your bod;;. $1.50 BOX. CHARI-& CO., 2<>, Robinson Rd., Singapore. )L_
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      311 7 J T TIIAT: Bfc cggp Lite all great inventions, the Gillette BET 3|L_f 6ystem of shaving is simplicity itself. IK? jzjßjj Put a Blue Gillette blade into a Gillette razor —and you can't go wrong. You Owill get a clean, velvety shave that no other system, however complicated or costly,
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      524 7 Never Neglect COUGHS Colds YOU catch bad coughs, colds or y' /V influenza quicker and far more r.isil\ 'ban you ma> realise; an I Jmfj if such complaints are left unchecked Y~S *7Jm£/ it bronchitis or pneumonia develop n\ just as quickly. So be sure to keep />" Jk I
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      183 8 ONE OF THE MOST GLORIOUS MUSICAL PICTURES to COME from the M.G.M. STUDIOS! CAPITOLI 3 shows daily! /7/7/ O that has been wurten on Jillii My/ the very heart of the world 4nrP^ comes this romance of C>~ 4. InLKi the life of Johann Strauss 11, w the World's Waltz
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      239 8 OPENING TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 PAVILION l DELUDE OF FI N AND LACGHTER —BASED ON THE ••SANDERS <»E THE |j|f RIVER" STOR.ES BY EDGAR WALLACE. READ WHAT THE CRITICS THINK $»JL OF THIS GRAND LAUGH SHOW! WF 1' "it i years since I have seen anything so funny" MEWS' OF THE
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      222 8 TOPPER'S GOT SPOOK TROUBLE AGAIN! MORE CAMERA TRICKS! MORE "ECTOPLASM" PRANKS! MORE LAUGHS! HOLD YOUR SIDES EVERYBODY! TOPPER HAS COME BACK TO LOCK THE WORLD! •TOPPER TAKES a TRIP' From The Novel By Thoniesmith-—United Artists Piriure Btfcrnng CONSTANCE BENNETT ROLAND YOUNG with BILLIE BURK lE, ALAN MOWBRAY. FRANKLIN PANGBORN Next
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      173 9 ffi MARCH 2G, !9f39 By Sum,, Times I <»r respondent V &/u£itcte tfamyhnd ik (SfoM ate o£ you, Mr CAPRA fatcutu fattuAu ijou. media fori. 1 COLUMBIA id 5 awafid, ijcah Qffut. KHfflCAn r/lM IWUSWS AyAcd kmauk iu&mnd Uuu uioh <m CAPRA'COLUMBIA c&n£uia£um it wo wzKn aeetdtwif. fiAou fern d
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      482 9 <* 1 m m Mm 187 To-Night To-Morrow Night pi% II IS 1 1 Im 6.15 9.30 P.M GRAND STAGE AND SCREEN ATTRACTIONS' On The fe-age THE PARSEE lIP TOP MIMICAL REVUE Presenting India's 7 Year-Old-Bey Wonder A Bevy Of Beautiful Dancers! On The Screen Miss Nadia. India's Queen Of
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      100 9 TO-DAY AT :5.15, 6.15 and 9.15 pS Friday 7th to Monday 10th 4 SHOWS DAILi BIG BEAMING PICTURE* A IS A STORY FOR US ALL l\ .when Shirley in her innocence identifies the gruff old gentleman upstairs as our national "Uncle j "3T Sam .and rushes to save him from
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    CASINOS IN SIAM
    680 10 JjMtOM Bangkok comes ;he news that a Royal Decree has been issued permitting the establishment of casinos in Siam. Tenders will be invited for the privilege of operating these establishments, and thus much needed revenue will be obtained by the Government. When gambling was permitted some twenty-five
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    Wood-Oil The Backbone Of China's Resistance
    1216 10 SECURING FOREIGN CREDITS Number One Cash Product IN South China, where spring comes early, the hillsides are now profuse with white flowers, stained with pink and yellow markings. They are not the dainty plum blossoms from which Chinese poets and painters down the ages
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      241 10 YVUdo MULTIFORT .ii I. THE PERFECT WATCH j S 30.00 j 32 50 r 39,50 s Watches do exist, which are V f> either Unbreakable, or Accurate, or Belf-Winding, or Water-Proof or Non-Magnetic, cr Untanishable— But it is the Mido Multitort which for the first tim<\ COMBINES ALL THESE ADVANTAGES.
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      19 10 EAU DE COLOGNE AND g|LAVENDER WATER j y BRITISH M DE cel,on'(,,,:li,v■mj J-fL i 3 BOTTLES WHSTIAWAYS kua.au.mpuh SINGAPOREtXESE
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    ANGLO-POLISH DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE FORMED
    730 11 Guarantees To Other States? Reuter. N Anglo-Polish defensive alliance is expected to be nnounccd as the result of the visit of the Polish n Secretary to London. Agreement has been reach--1 on the main points of collaboration but it is reported a j Poland does not
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    GERMAN & ITALIAN WAR CHIEFS CONFER
    92 11 GERMAN ITALIAN WAR CHIEFS CONFER Reuter. Berlin, Apr. (i. I x [4 'r E announcing 1 t staff talks are at preI between Gertl an Army leaders il Keitel Chief of j ne Command, with General i y of Slate of the I n of War and the i Italian
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    GERMANS ANGRY AGAIN
    99 11 First Lord's Indiscretion Has Made The Reuter. Iterfin, \pr. (>. Stanhope's "indiscreet" 1 iration regarding naval ;;n nein« manned in readiness Ihe anti-British W"Pai*ii here. 'Ihe is priaas. [Jy commentators declare that statement is "symptod ol incitement mood England now." It is added v rlain'a statement did
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    Gravest Danger In Four Centuries
    324 11 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 6. i \-Secretary of 'ted amendment of I 1 »w Hi order to give i widet discretion kr c th, .'V' Vlimon v S'ven beI "aw foreign relations that if a general •al the present ™«6h« fu.ilitate a hate s fct the
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    RUMANIA SEEKS SECURITY
    68 11 Reuter. Bukharest, Apr. 6. THE Rumanian Foreign Minister, M. Gafencu, will start a tour of West European capitals on April 16. His first stop will be Berlin, where he will stay on April 18 and 19 on the invitation of. Foreign Minister Yon Ribbentrop. Then he will
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    ARMING OF MERCHANT VESSELS
    88 11 Reuter. London, Apr. 6. MR. G. Shakespeare, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty, stated in the House of Commons last night that it was anticipated that about 1,000 merchant ships would have been stiffened for gun-mount tag by the end of the year. Sufficient anti submarine guns
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    MUSSOLINI WANTS OIL
    34 11 Reuter. Mexico City, Apr THE Mexican Government is asked A by Signer Mussolini to supply Italy with 2,500,000 barreb of furt oil in exchange for a thousand tons ot i ayon.—Reuter
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    T.U.C. HOLDS WAR TALK
    83 11 T.U.C HOLDS WAR TALK British Official Wireless. London. Apr. G THE General C ouncil of the Trades Union Centres* held a special meeting yesUrday to consider various problems arising from the ccntrcl of labour in time of war. It is reported that after a general d.scvssion it was decided to
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    Oil Fight Resumed In Mexico
    50 11 Reuter. Mexico City, Apr. 6. SEVENTEEN British and American petroleum companies have renewed legal proceedings against ex- propriation of their properties. I The companies hav° requested an injunction against President decree cf Mar. 18. H>3S. and will carry the fight to the Supreme Court ute
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    FRENCH VOTING
    51 11 Reuter. Versailles. Apr. 6. OFFICIAL figures In the Presidential election are. M. Lebrun 508. M. Bedouce 151. M. Cachin 75. M. Herriot 53. M. Godart 50. M. Bouision 16. M. Fietri io. Mr. Lebrun shares with M. Jules Grew the distinction of being President for two cons?cutive terms.
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    Crown Colonies May Retaliate Against Japan
    213 11 Reuter. London, Apr. 6. JN the House of Commons Mr. Robert Morgan (Stourbridge) suggested, in view of the action of the Japanese Government in restricting exports from North China to those financed through Japanese-controlled banks, the prohibition of entry into British or Crown Colony
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    LATEST BOMB OUTRAGES
    71 11 Reuter. FIVE moTi bomb explosions occurred in three big provincial i:lics during the night. Alter Birmingham had been shaken by explosions outside important civic centres, single outrages occurred at Liverpool and Coventry, fceth apparently in a vein attempt to dislocate tramway services. Kc-one was iniured but there
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    Iraq Offers Reparation For Murder Of Consul
    119 11 Reuter. Lundun, Apr. 6. THE Iraqui Prime Minister has informed the British Charge d'affaires that a public expression of regret will be passed by the Traqui Parliament, that the murdered Consul, Mr. Monck-Mason, will be accorded a public funeral with full honours, that
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    NINGPO CLOSED TO SHIPPING
    51 11 Reuter. Shanghai, April c. IT is learned that the Chinese military authcrit'es closed to dripping the Important treaty pert Nin-Apo. on the Chektang coast south of Shanghai. The closure <s a bad blow to British shipping, particularly as it affects the busy trade between Shanghai and
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    Three Bombs Explode In Birmingham Streets
    206 12 Constable's Escape Near Station SUSPECTED I.R.A. PREMISES DAMAGED Reuter. Birmingham, Apr. 5. DIRMINGHAM was shaken by three explosions during the night, in each case, a bomb or explosive having been placed in a refuse bin. The first explosion occurred near the Great Western station.
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    Death Claimed Him
    40 12 Reuter. Bui Apr. 5. -Garcia Morato, leader ol dr "Death Squadron." who Id I have brought down 40 enemy pla tes during the Civil War. was killed at Grlnon when talcing ott" for an exhibiU.ii flight.- Renter.
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    JAPANESE AMBASSADOR'S BODY TAKEN HOME
    60 12 Reuter. Honolulu. Apr. 5-AcccrGed full honours, including an escort Ot 8* patrol bombers and a salute or 19 guns, the ashes cf Ambassador Saito, arrived on tSsgrey rain-drenched morning aboard the U.S. cruiser Astoria The widow and two daughters arrived earlier. During the extensive the
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    K. L. To Have "Magicians"
    102 12 [From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. THE Selangor Magic Circle, tentatively affilirted to the Malayan Maeic Circle was inaugurated at a meeting this evenins at St. Marys Church Hall. It is the second club to be formed in Kuala Lumpur this week with the
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    Wang To Leave?
    74 12 Hongkong. Apr. s.—lt is reported that Madame Chiang Kai Shek has sent three emissaries to Hanoi for the purpose of interviewing Mr. Wang Ching Wei. former Executive of the Central Kuomintane. and advising him to leave for Europe as quickly as possible in order to avoid the
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    Ambassadors Of Peace And Their Work
    118 12 Singapore, Wednesday. THE work of rendering international set vice by the Srciety of Friends, was explained to Ihe Singapore Rotary Club this afternoon by Professor T. H. SUcfiCk in his address on the "Friends' International Service." "The emphasis on peace through hi; man friendship
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    Attitude Of Friendship
    500 12 "In recent years, therefore, the Friends have adopted the attitude that wars, oppressions of minorities and hv tornationa] hatreds constitute an oppor- ttmity and an obligation to apply a genuine attitude of friendship to th'o cure of both the suffering and the hatred resulting from strife. "In
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    British Ambassadors In China And Japan Confer On Situation
    202 12 Far Eastern Concern Reuter. Shanghai, Apr. 5. SIR ROBERT CRAIGIE, British Ambassador to Japan, arrived from Tokyo at 12.45 p.m. and is staying as the guest of Sir Alexander Clark Kerr, with whom he will confer on the general Far Eastern
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    HEIR FOR KING ZOG
    44 12 Reuter. Tirana, Apr. 5. The birth of a son and heir to King Zog was proclaimed this morning by a salvo of 101 guns. The streets of the capital were filled with crowds, cheering frantically the King and Queen Geraldine.—Reuter.
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    PERNICIOU FOREIGNER MUST QUIT MEXICO
    196 12 Mexico city workers do not want Fascism n Republic. Yesterday they held an antj.f demonstration in which five persons were j President Cardenas ordered expulsion of Fascist e !l saying Reuter. The virtual dictator of Mexico is President Lazaro Cardenas whose Government verges nearly on
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    Girl Guide Movement Shows Marked Progress
    551 12 |N the report for 1938 of the Girl Guides Association of Malaya, Mrs. L. A. Thomas, Commissioner, states: By the death of the late Sultan Suleiman Shah of Selangor on Mar. 30 1933. the Association lost a valued friend. He attended the first Malay
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    Judge Agrees With Conviction Of "Bookie"
    230 12 Singapore, Wednesday. niSMISSING the cxplanat ion given by the appellant. Goh Koh, as most unconvincing, Sir Percy McElwaine, Chief I S.S., to-day agreed with the conviction of the lower courts w pellant was charged with having been the occupiei of betting house, and dismissed
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    Portuguese Help For Spaniards
    122 12 Reuter. Lisbon. Apr. 5 —Hundreds of Portuguese flags have been hoisted in Madrid and crowds cheered Portugal when 125 lorries arrived carrying foodstuffs from Portugal for the relief of th e population, with banners inscribed in the Portuguese and Spanish languages. The of Mad-id said that
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    Death Of Maharajah Of Benares
    61 12 THE death occurred of Cut. HJI. «f5 Sir AdiivM Narayan adur. Maharaj* K.C.S.I.. states .1 1 al sage from the State The Maharaja. h in 1874. succeeded l« in ir»31. br The kingdom ol Bena existed under it- "in*" fs» firm time tamemcriai 0 mention
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    PREMIER ADMITS HE TRIED TO SUPPRESS NAVY SPEECH
    628 13 Indiscretion Of Admiralty Chief London. Apr. 5. A SPEECH by Lord Stanhope, First Lord of the Admiralty, last night aboard the aircraft carrier "Ark Royal." which was suppressed on the instructions of the Prime Minister, was the subject of a statement made
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    OFFICE WORKERS HELD UP
    61 13 cjM»aire, Thursday, si l after 8 o'clock this 1 v atom Kalian? p afeMl ten s erious smashmo v and an Lhe Muni- rks ..v hcaw R a d at about E" S h ur with trolley running to 1 town of t ffice workers and
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    Good Friday Services
    57 13 B Amstuz. minister. a m. service of F \ve lej Methodist EpiSf Road, to- tc a 1 th* fip- sunset service ut L*. Vhiirch-9 30 am*. Uni- I■ s Band and Rev. R. L thedral—7 30 a.m.. m Anti Com Service: 12 Three Hours' Devotion s 6.30
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    MALAYS HURT
    15 13 f rer> in a motor Genera] Hospital t tne Juncand Mackenzie hi crashed
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    Malayan Scholar Wins Gold Medal
    110 13 NEWS has been received that a former Queen s Scholar of the Penang Free School has won the Milne Gold Meda.l on his securing first place in the examination for the decree of Doctor of Tropical Medicine "Liverpool. He is Dr Ooi Tians Eng son
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    To-day's News-Reviews
    433 13 RDEK British Consul by an 1 c mob in Iraq is EttV any serious troublr md this Near East might have been c Iraq bad the Consul 1 1 I of eertatu other too anxious to political interven- 3 that is likely t > a« is a i**»rmal
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    Japan Pays More For Fishing Lots
    51 13 Reuter. Moscow, Apr. 6. IN accordance v.ith the fishery agreement with the Soviet signed on Apr. 2, Japan bought 254 fishing lots in the Vladivostok auctions for a rental ten per cent, higher than last year, the increase amounting to 300,000 yen (about £17.600)—
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    AIR MAIL
    11 13 Imperial air mails are due tomorrow and on Saturday.
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    King Ghazi's Death Purely Accidental
    63 13 Reuter. Baghdad, Apr. 6. IX his published fadings the magisA stra'te investigating King Ghazi's death states "The crash was purely accidental. I have therefore decided to close the case, there is no suspiicon of a criminal act." The magistrate examined the two passengers who were
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    "CHITRAL" ARRIVES
    225 13 Singapore. Thursday. REPLACING the "Canton." which was due in Singapore yesterday, the "Chitral" docked at the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves with 88 of the passengers who had previously made reservations on the "Canton." Among the other passengers Lady Northcot-'. die of the Govcrno: cf Hongkong. Sir Geoffrey Northcote.
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    S. S. A. AND SCHOOL HOURS
    214 13 THE of school hours was discussed at the meet.ng of the committee of the Straits Settlements I Singapore) Association A letter received from the Colonial Secretary stated "that the Director of Education is satisfied, after inquiry from th- different schools concerned, that th« opening
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    European Inspectorate
    47 13 Regarding the abolition of the European~Po.lice inspectorate, it was decided ov a majority tha: no further action should be Mr. J I Dawson resigned from the committee as he is shortly going on leave. Tne Association now has 344 active members and 21 lift members.
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    GANG ASSAULT CHINESE
    97 13 PHCRTLY after S O'clock »5 evening, two Chinese compositors rmploved by the Singapore Nippo and the Singapore Herri!d were reported to have been assaulted by a gang of Chi-ne-p in Telok Ayer Street The two unfortunate men were so badly hurt that they had to be conveyed
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    RUBBER CROPS
    36 13 The croD of United Malacca Rubber for March was 30 100 lb., a total for 11 months of 398.400 lb. Ayer Molek produced 13.927 lb., a total lor five months of 71,664 lb. _J
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    Penang Plane Leaves On First Long Distance Flight
    186 13 I From Our Ou n Reporter] Penang, Wednesday. £APTAIN of the Penang Flying Club, Mr. A. J. Drake left here at 5.30 p.m. this afternoon on a long distance flight to Bangkok and Rangoon in the Club's plane VR-SAC with which he
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    86 13 Singapore. Thursday. THE wedding took place this morning in the Singapore Registry before Mr. Conrad Oidham ol Mr Wilhelm Paul Tanck. son of Mi. and Mrs. W. Tanck of Hamburg, to Ma Eleanore Elizabeth Habekcst, daughter of Mr and the late MEL Carl Habekost. ot Singapore. The bridegroom
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    Bank Score Fourteen Goals
    162 14 Singapore, Thursday. 11. S Bank 14; G E C 0 HONGKONG and Shanghai Bank inflicted a heavy defeat on the (Jeneral Electric Company when they met last night in a Business Houses League match on the S H.B padang. The score indicates the run of play.
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    MALAY SPORTS ASSOCIATION
    82 14 The following will represent Malay Sports Association against the Batu Pahat Club (tennis section» at tennis at Telok Kurau, on Apr. 7 and 8: SINGLES: H. M Sujak. Ahmad Rajie. Haji Jamil. Ali Tunos. Mahmood bin Haji Yusof, Hasbol Hassan DOUBLES: Ibrahim Karim and Bootam. Johari and
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    Singapore Team For Malacca
    85 14 team captained by Choor Singh, will A be visiting Malacca during the Easter holidays to play a series of cricke. .j The warn will be as follows tkhan Singh, Tharam Singh D. Dharmaraj. Ram Puna. Choor Singh. B s s A Williams. Ismail JabA r bmar.
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    S. R. A. LIST
    110 14 THE Straits Racing Association hs. of I c unification ol horses and ponies, issued yesterday, reads:— houses Transfers: From Class 3 to class 4:—Thaddeuv New Classifications: Cla s 1: Carloca, Sultana date Guinea Cl 2: Freedom (late John IfcNab), Grand Prix (late Wen Cuit G >.
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    TENNIS POSTPONED
    35 14 Ties in the SC.C. and the S.R.C. tennis tournaments which were to have ocen played yesterday, had to be abandoned owing to the condition of the ground following a heavy shower of rain.
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    S.C.C HOLD ARTILLERY TO A DRAW IN DIVISION I SOCCER
    521 14 Deplorable Ground Conditions S.C.C 2. RA. (C) ....2. t;i ITHERING and slipping on the wet pitch of the Stadium yesterday, D the S.C.C. held the Royal Artillery (Changi) to a two-goal draw in a fame which was considerably slower than
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    Cycling Championship During Easter
    179 14 Till' Ma pity World Cycling Championship takes place during the Faster holidays, commencing from Friday -.it 8 p.m. NTexl Sunday will sew the conclusion ol Hi" c mpetition, after whicn Mrs Lej Choi n ("nan. M.8.E.. has very kindly ron ni to give away the prises
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    Ceylon Tamils
    42 14 The Ceylon Tamils' Association wul hold their annual national day sports on Apr. 10, commencing from 4 p.m. at the association grounds at Balestler Plain and the variety entertainment at the association hall on Apr. 14, commencing at 6.30 p.m.
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    League In Home Soccer
    451 14 No Reserve attempt to form a reserve League for the 88 clubs in the Football League is not likely to meet with much support according to Mr. George Allison, the Arsenal manager. 'There is nothing new in the idea." he said. "It is a subject I
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    Well Held, Sir!
    34 14 Taylor fields a high shot j n Ihe match between the S.C.C. and the R.A. yesterday. An I R.A. forward looks on ex- I pectantly —but Taylor ta« J fielded well.
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    Malacca Club Beat Gen uang
    299 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Scgajnal. S THE Malacca Club avenged their former cricket defeats 1 thfl Oenuang Cricket Club by 26 runs in a cricket match al to-d'.y Hornby played a larac part in Malacca's victory by six wickets for 37 runs. Car 4 Jackson
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      175 14 An Example To Folloj xxx Throughout every Iv hours, all over Malay; the Netherlands East dreds of men and devoting their spa: .study of I.C.S. Coui full well that by lean their present work b preparing themselves jobs when an Qppori H If you want to get be wise to
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    In The Nick Of Time
    30 15 i .tor pnnrhes clear in the match between the S.C.C. and the Changi /»nn«-rs yesterday. Two H.A forwards are making desperate leaps for the ball.
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    Customs Beat Minesweepers In Poor Soccer Game
    422 15 3, Minesweepers .2. weather in which it was played, the Division II "B" rii the Minesweepers and the Customs, ended in a win by three goals to two at the Clerical Union ground yes- I today. Scrappy to the last minute, the game
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    S. C. R. C To Increase Tennis Facilities
    191 15 Singapore, Wednesday, f amendment to the rules and regulations of the Straits Chinese n Club, under which all ident members shall pay $2 and .ate or junior members $1 lditiomu ports fee" per year, d at the annual general Ring ot the
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    Wearne's Score 13 Goals
    53 15 lOmu'iJhn Travers 0. I H rRAVEKS asain maintainllei LJr* ~,si» g torm when match yesterday. one-sided as the score >• 52 Wean Blotters did not It, v in order to re- margin of victory. IChm I \V; ni l r lor Wearne's. «cCully 2 Webster (2)
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    Clarke Shield
    32 15 »*creti 111 ?i play by Cnoon Seng, •al,. enabled the :Cl J Old B,ys to retain I «-'"day by defeati Kl,ys b > three goals to ft soal for Mfoejfonst half.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS FINAL
    25 15 Rubles in the n '"t will be play- Oroc 11 pSw and Wise 5? *> acco yeson Tuesday nt ofrm will be play-
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    Indo – Ceylonese Beat Segamat School
    421 15 Indo Ceylonese Beat Segamat School [From Our Own Correspondent] Segamat. Monday. R RIGHT batting by M. Singh and Arasaratnam together with excellent bowling by Barr Kumarakulasinghe, j Nagesu and Nadason gave the Indo- J Ceylonese victory by 37 runs oyer the t Segamat Government English School, last year's Webb Cup
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    S.C.C. COMMITTEE
    98 15 On account of the Fresident, ivlr B. E Ablitt, being forced to resign, as hv has been ordered Home on medical grounds, the Committee of the S.C.C. is now constituted as follows:—President J A. Dean, Vice President. M. N. Wardell, D. E. L. Anderson, F. H. Brooks, R.
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    Guthrie's Rubber Report
    216 16 Singapore, Wednesday. IN ther weekly rubber report, Guthrie and Co., Ltd., state: Rubber has passed through another quiet period. At the time oi wntpg values have eased slightly In .sympathy with Wall Street where news regarding the domestic trade situation appears to be less favourable. The statistical
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    RUBBER CROPS
    34 16 The output of Malaka Pinda for March was 39.500 lb., a total for .seven monhts of 295J81 lb. New Scudai produced •20,870 lb., making 261.540 lb. for twelve months ended Mar. 31.
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    MAINTENANCE SUIT SETTLED FOR $1,000
    275 16 Singapore, Wednesday. THE case in which a Teochiew woman named Lee Lye Ng sued A her husband, Mr. Ng Heng San of the Dutch Consulate for maintenance came up before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court this morning. At the last hearing, after
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    CYCLIST DIES AFTER ACCIDENT
    62 16 Singapore. Wednesday. MALAY cyclist was said to have been knocked down by a motor car at pm. yest at the 3V 2 mile 'ledoh Road. He was takgn from the Joo Chiat Police Station to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, where he died shortly after admission.
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    TONG SOON KOK
    24 16 The monthly meeting of the Tong Soon Kok (Associationi will be held at 2, Hastings Road, on Friday at 7.30 p.m.
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    WU-HAN SONGSTER GIVE SUCCESSFUL FAREWELL CONGERT
    428 16 (By E. T Hikm, Singapore. Thimrf, THE Wu-Han Songster* v 1 been staging a sc ful performances in s ring the past four moi L| n ,J* the China Relief I'm, v well variety concert at the Vitu? Memorial Hall last night. I made
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    This Ship Is Safe From Attack In Time Of War
    116 16 London, Apr. 5. THE Royal research ship, a nonmagnetic vessel built to Admiralty order, was launched at Dartmouth yesterday by Mrs. H. Spencer-Jones, wife of the Astronomer Royal, and named "Research." The "Research" is a 770-ton sail ing ship, rigged
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    Fined For Making False Report
    235 16 Singapore, Wednesday. MR. L. C Goh, the fifth police magistrate, this morning sentenced a Hckkien Chinese name I Teo Guan to a fine of $50, or in default one month s 1.i., when charged with making a falsa report to Sergt. 707 at Kreta Ayer
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    Propaganda Penalty
    81 16 INTERESTING comment on propaganda I by Mr. Vernon Bartlett, M.P.. ,vci known foreign affairs expert, in a speech on the international situation: "One cf the most encouraging factors is that the Qoebhels propaganda machine, which has gone on day after day trying to inspire the German people with
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    Disturbance In Court
    90 16 Singapcre, W yiHILE Mr. Conrad O'.dl •V police magistrate, was hearu?J case this morning, a Chinese wboj r-eated in a chair behind the b next to a detective, suddenly «J the witness box, and c rnce by attempting to address tJM gistrate. His worship case he was
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    584 17 Indian Commercial I Museum We welcome intelligent letter* on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. ifoteya fib***] an Indian Commerbeen felt by all ed in the eommerratifying to note i [ndian Chamber of their
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    Minister Alleges Threat
    429 17 Singapore, Wednesday, Allegation that the accused blamed him for the d°ath of accused's child, was made by aDutch national, Rev. John G. Breman, at the aiing to-day, before Mr. L. B. Gibson, the District Judge, of a charge oluntarily causing giievous hurt preferred against a Christian B>
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