Malaya Tribune, 10 April 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVI, -No. 84. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1939. FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, April 10, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 1G PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1939. FIVE CENTS?
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      572 1 Classified' ADVERTISEMENTS bring you RESULTS for only 3 CENTS in this paper j 'SALE STAINM PSS BARON JACOBEAN DINNER WARE. c nr CC QC NICKEL. W JmM M Delightfully decoratedwith floral colourings on a cream ground. MLB rr.IVK: 3J. ;J I Sale Price: S 1.85 Half Dozen Dinner Set for
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      30 1 j MADAME PAGE I LATE 92 PICCADILLY, I LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILOKM ADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASION'S J IN STOCK. FROM:— $5. $30. I 13 BATTERY ROAD TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE.
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    NEWSPAPER CARTOON FEATURE FILM
    201 2 ITNDER the direction of Frank Slrayer, production on "Blondie Meets the Boss," which carried the early working title "IL'jnriie Steps Out,*'' is now well passed the half way mark. This is the mh-oiul of the series of these 4% Blondie" pictures which Columbia is producing, based
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    FAY BAINTER'S NEW FILM
    135 2 COLUMBIA filled three more cha- raeter roles for "Old Mrs. Leonard and the Machine Guns," temporary title) when Jo e Caits. Tommy Alack and Joe Sawyer were added to the east for this feature, in which Fay Bainter. plays the lead. Shooting started recently under the
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    ENTERTAINMENT Picturesque Backgrounds
    37 2 Scenes filmed in famous .«:?< tio: <; the Alps are being used for the h*-t Paramount comedy. Never Say Die which Bob Hope and Martha It-;v. co-starred, with Andy Devir.e A. Mcwtray and Gale Sonden-aa: ti.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    284 2 TO-MORRow FO R All 1 READERS. Owing to th S dictory influences thai < i Z business is likely to be I moving and any effort to jh matte) s may be abortn J OOOd /or interviewing espet j m On matters of finance. Sum, I
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      442 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. i mm BRITISH INDIA jiifor]K)!a?< <\ in England >. j IV tV O. S. <O/S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due. Tonnage Spore. 1939 BANGALORE 6,000 Apr. J RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr 21 RANCHI 17 000 May 3 I BHUTAN 6,100 May 0 1 1 BEHAR 6.000 May 15 RANPURA 17,000 May
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      454 2 STEAMER SAILINGS§NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany) The undernoted are wte Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 I mjs. "REGENSBURCT In port s.s. "GNEISENAU" omitfs North China Apr. 13 SI 8.8. "LIPPE" omits Tsingtau Apr. 25 1 m "ELBE" omits Dalren Apr.
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      408 2 j LUXURY with ECONOMY j One-Class Motorships Cabins with Private Ualli. Excellent Cuisine Moderate Fares. 2 To: PALESTINE, ROTTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND HAMBURG COPENHAGEN 5 COPENHAGEN 2 1 E o9^ IA Apr 12 k'ALAYA übt Apr. 26 2 ALSIA May 2 KINA May 20 2 SELANDIA May 23 JA VA
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      154 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA IJNIE 8 Deutsch-Australi<-che Damp<*schiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S' :x>re 1939. S.S. NORDMARK Direcr Apr. 13 tJ.s. HINDENBURG not calling at China Japan ports Apr. 17 1 m.s. DU.Y3BURG via Manila May 2 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND,
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      52 2 CAPITOL: "The Great Walt/" ALHAMBRA: "Just Around the Corner." PAVILION: "Old Bones of the River." ROYAL: "Kainbar MARLBOROUGH: 1 Daksa-Vagna ROXV: "Young In Heart." CARRICK: "Wedad." HAPPY WORLD: "Cabaret, Side Shows cinema, cycling ant other attractions. NEW WORLD: "Cabaret, Side Show; cinenn rides. GREAT WORLD: "Cabaret, Side Show cinema, and
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      207 2 DAILY CROSSWORD 1 X- IBtHa I <• fl HBdßn Sillltf F HB™ j jB M4J j \l *****0 It I CLUES ACROSS: (LIES DOWN 3. barge Indian rat. l. This race is grand for juni 8. Vacillates. 2. A helpful partner. 10. Requests that are this amount be 4. Cut
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      434 3 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the «4taroom «.t Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.. Ltd. No. 10, Chulia Street ON WEDNESDAY, 1 iTH APRIL 1939. AT 2.30 P.M. Lot Valuable land and houses Ncs. 1. 3, 5 (entrance only 5-A. 5-B 7 9 p
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      202 3 ■Ts'iNA&BlN I HEADACHES AMD ALL PAINS H I \H DOUftie OUjCK TIML WMtm Piles Curbed in 10 Minutes I>on t let bleeding. Internal or protruding Piles sap your vitality, ruin your nerves, and drive you crazy with pain. Chinaroid the recent discovery of an American physi< lan stops the pain
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      307 3 ROME 2 RO 11.81 Mc s (18.7 m.) p.m. 5.20—7.45 News in French. Light music: Prat Quintet, Lescano Trio. Press survey (in French*. News in English. Weekly survey in Chinese. Chamber music; pianist Lcrendana Franceschini, violinist Maria Sequi. News in Italian. MANILA KZRM 9.53 Mos (31.3 m.) p.m. 4.20 Popular
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      235 3 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chmmisu and Storm I E L 3" SELF-PRIMING PUMP complete with built-in engine to voperate en Diesed oil weighs only 91 lbs. I Handles water thick with mud or sand without clogging from seepage to 15,000 gals, per hour Self-Primed at 28 ft.
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      342 3 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Charter >. 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Office 8444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 8441. General Office 5188-a Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital $40,000,000 00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. s 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2 020,000,000.00 Tse-Vung
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      699 3 7 IT To-day's Radio SINGAPORE LONDON from the news of the week; and 'Standing on the Corner' /HL 225 metres (133 mcs) TRANSMISSION 5 (Michael Standing interviews /HP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) GSB 9.51 Mc!s (31.55 m) tn e man In the street'), edited a.m. and produced by C. F.
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      2981 4 5 H M« »1 MD^ WANTED EURASIAN LADY to Assist in small b':a.umg house 25 30 years old. Apply Box 342, Malay-i Tribune. Singapore. i %vki WANTED LADY TEACHER Passed Senior Cambridpo. Apply Box No 343 Maiaya Tribune, Ipon. (7551 1 WANTED a Bookkeeper-typist with knowledge of Chinese characters. Apply
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      640 4 NOTICE. THE SZE HAI TONG BANKINr; v\„ INSURANCE COMPANY, in 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thirty Second Annual Gei of Shareholders of the above < will be held at Szehaiton- p a ing, No. 57. Chulia Street. Sing Saturday, 22nd. Apr?l 193 a NOTICE IS ALSO HEP KB V that
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    Domestic Occurrences ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    237 5 20 Cts. Lamp Got Him 28 Days' Gaol (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. GENTENCE of one month.-; rigorous imprisonment to be fallowed by six months' police supeivision, was imposed on a Chinese, Foug All Cheok, when he was convicted by Mr. Lim Koon Teck in the Middle Court on
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    DEATH.
    182 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Slur, Saturday. JH'O arrests have been made by the Kedah police a i\ 1» suit of an armed robber) which occurred en afar. 1 at Jitva, when a Tamil Kaw; was attacked and robbed of ca M and jewellery to the value oi about $460.
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    20 Cts. Lamp Got Him 28 Days' Gaol
    69 5 Our Own Reporter] Fcnang Saturday.—The Ellerman liner "City ol Bedford" >ueamed into the Ppnaivj harbour with a broken propeller biaoo. Thursday, evening. The distressed ship transmitted a wire to the Penang agents, and when it earn*alongside Swettenhrm Pic a party of divers Immediately went down and inspected the propeller. The
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    TAMIL, GOING TO INDIA, ATTACKED AND ROBBED
    46 5 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ■rji. i.unilv of the late Mr. Yeow Thiam i-.-r thank all friends, relatives and Friendly Sporting Association, who knidiy paid night visits and attend"t rhe tuner i. of their beloved father, -1 a.so those who sent wreaths and i> of condolence in their sad bereavement.
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    "City Of Bedford"
    52 5 DEATH. Mr- ONG KOON KIAT passed away ;;iiy a f 3fl4, River Valley Road, .iturdnv. Apr. S. at 7 a.m.. aged 70 belli, d 3 sons, 5 daughters. 3 ;)w. 2 21 ildI'm to mourn his lost,-. Futv Wednesday. 12th April, at 10 thenc to Bukit Brown C°'i) Malacca papers
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      220 5 j Hr:RIFFS SALE HI HIGH COURT OF THE UTS SETTLEMENTS N i OF SINGAPORE, rution No. 20 39. No 115 of 1039. ft sate dated 28th March. 1939 IN I HE CAUSE OF Tb( I shun Yee Plaintlf> j Versus <h,n sins rhai Tonf Defendants, j V| (HON SALE OF
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      45 5 r SHARKSKIN LATEST 1939 SEASON with smart centre border especially for ladies dress wear. -at $3J50 YardV U R O II A DEPARTMENT STORE ARTISTIC CEMENT TILES Sec them at our showroom or write for particulars LEE KIM SOO LTD. 89,Hioh Street Phone 2063. MAAS—'
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      398 5 THINK AHEAD FOR THE YEARS TO COME Clean your teeth now but also Protect them against future decay Of course you want to clean vein teeth every day so that they will be bright and sparkling for each day nnd Phillips' Tooth Paste does that too. Bui thai is not
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      301 5 ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT? A quick way to put on flesh If you are worried about less of weight and fear that something worse is on the way, do as so many hundreds of men and women throughout Malaya are doing to-day Take Clotabs. the tiny, tasteless, flesh-forming
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      344 5 1 RAFFLES BREAD I IS THE BEST! Daily I nci 'east Sale* l*rov«' li. BAKED IN ELECTRIC OVENS UNDER "STRICTLY" HYGIENIC CONDITIONS. We Also Deliver DINNER ROLLS Fresh From The Cvcn Between 5 9 P. M. TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER FOR TO-NIGHT RAFFLES BAKERY CONFECTIONERY 2 SEA VIEW HOTEL" TO-DAY SPECIAL
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      415 6 vijjjjjljyjjjyfifjjif*ijjy Ja^i j§MnmVkmm%wWomWm%mmTm9Wm%m% '•^^ajg^PAVILION TO-DAY AT 3.15 6.15 9.15 everyone loves a good laugh and here's a picture 4ppM*^ EYEI.YONE WILL LOVE THE FUNNIEST COMEDY EVER! "OLD BONES of the RIVER" >w ii rfr 9£ X jHi 'PHI EVEN FUNNIER THAN "TOFFEE" THE PICTURE THAT POCKED THE WORLD! HAL ROACH
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      26 6 COMING SHORTLY ALHAMBRA Hi! l 11_____—_SH Dick 01 ,Powell De Ha villa nd CHARLES WINNINGER»ALLCN JENKINS BONIIA CBANVILLE MELVILLE COOPER A HA FNE X BUGS P#ft«#«
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      235 6 SEASON EXTENDED Owing i,> S.UCC ES$! A GRAND ATTRACTION FOR VOIR EASTER HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT 1 ONE OF THE MOST GLORIOUS MUSICAL PICTURES to COME from the M.G.M. STUDIOS' |3 SHOWS TO-DAY CAPITOL| 3 -|5 6-15 9,5 THE M-G-M mm GREATEST MUSICAL DRAMA! Willi special /uiuea Attraction The Famous Olympic Darim;
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      284 7 is£f<Bl B r ;j£ CAN'T STAND :astor oil jKffiß ■nq castor oil, CASTOPHENE, th* modern IBb? .s. Dc-1 not weak Jin r is th* perfect Laxative for all the family. !Bf CAiTOPHEN E j N, (gents lot Malaya, Dutch East Indies and Siam. I A. Parker. Co.. P. O. Box
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      319 7 GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT I ARK. LITTLE WORLD J I be only Amu-eraent Park in Malaya with Chinese Stvies of Architecture. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY j FREE GIFTS For each and every one of our patrons. Thousands of handsome gifts are waiting for you to choose at the LITTLE WORLD.
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    THE TIN OUTLOOK
    666 8 'THE position of the commodities on which Malaya so largely depends is naturally profoundly influenced by the international situation. An upheaval would naturally have a disastrous effect on markets, although it is probable that the effect would be only temporary. In considering tin and rubber, therefore, one
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    CHECK, But Not CHECKMATE
    1162 8  -  Axis Still On The Attack By E.T HUANG HPHE nations of the world to-day can A be classed under three categories —the aggressors, the victims of aggression, and the lookers-on. The aggressors are the totalitarian States which, perhaps due to internal or economic causes, have impatiently
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      390 8 I REGULATION I GUARANTEED ENGLISH 1 SHUTTLECOCKS I for—ACCURACY BALANCE FLIGHT SERVICE I 16 Feather Regulation $1.85 I PER DOZEN |»om\so\ A CO., LTP. I"JUVENA" NAVY FLECK SLACKS. A cotton and Rayon mixture materia (If i light in weight and ideal for slacks, well b/f cut with elastic waist. The
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      52 8 The IdOSSAMER A simple yet charming design in semi Cream Earthenware, with Border of Black with fine gold spider web pattern on the same and thin gold line. Modern in style and shape. Very good quality. Tea Set comprising 22 pieces with Teapot. Limited number only. PRICE Z^^m^' 7.95 WHITE
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    SPECIAL SESSION OF BRITISH PARLIAMENT
    285 9 Italy's Reply If Britain Denounces Year-Old Treaty Reuter. London, Apr 10. |T is stated that anxieties over the situation are now somewhat Hum they were on Saturday. Official circles have nothing say on the possible effect of the Italian action in Ibania on future British
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    HE SHOULD WORRY
    105 9 Reuter. Berlin. Apr. 10. MAZI Ciiirch leaders have "severed all A* relations" with the Archbishop of Canterbury, accusing him cf "ant: Nazi rotation and Bolshevik tendencies," announces a statement published in th" official Church Gazette and signed by Dr. Werner, President cf the Council of the Evangelical
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    Woman In Warplane
    77 9 Bian, Apr. s. UNCONFIRMED reports from the i front state that for the first time since the war broke cut a Japanese woman pilot has been found among the Japanese service personnel in China. In a raid en west Shansi en Apr. 1 one Janar.ese plane was
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    BRITAIN TO ASSIST GREECE IF ATTACKED
    467 9 Cabinet Meeting Co-day London, Apr. 9 ITALIAN occupation of Albania is being treated in London as the most serious alteration of the European situation, says the diplomatic correspondent of the "Sunday Times". One of the most serious consequences is the blow dealt to Italian
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    STOP PRESS
    264 9 Reuter. Bucharest, April 16. There is speculation in many circles in Rumania {n the pOMi>llltJ of swift moves by Gerniar.v and Italy following the invasion of Albania. It is even suggested in iniarters trimdly to the axis powirs that on hitler's birthday, April 20. Germany will put forward
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    Disquieting Rumours Of Italian Intentions
    964 9 No Faith In Assurances From Rome Reuter. SPECIAL meeting of Parliament, strcn-ly urged by the Opposition leaders, may be called to-morrow or on Wednesday. Lord Halifax yesterday three times saw the Italian Charge d*Affaires 111 regard to disquieting rumours of further Italian activities and loft
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    MALAYAN NEWSPAPER CHANGES
    83 9 THE Malaya Tribune understands that the Pinang Gazette, the Sunday Gazette and the Times of Malaya, which were purchasr d a few years ago by the Straits Times Press Ltd., are to again change hands and will be taken ever at the end of this month by
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    Albania's Hectic History
    67 9 PERHAPS few countries in the world have had such a chequered career as Albania. First, a Turkish province—declared Independent, 191*?— First King (Prince William) abandoned the throne—a rtvolt in 1920 and another in 1924—a Republic. 1925—King Zog's monarchy, 1928. King Zog. a Muslim, married last year Ci
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    HAINAN AS NAVAL BASE
    62 9 Chungking, Apr. 8. THE official Central Daily News publishes a special Hongkong despatch reporting that the Japan~-;e recently shipped large quantities of construction material to Hainan Island to censtruct at Yuiin naval base and remodel the Hsiuyin? fort nearby, also to build an airfield and barracks
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    S'PORE MAN'S DAUGHTER INFLIGHT TO GREECE
    251 10 With Queen Geraldine Singapore, Monday. iIISS Elfriede Wajsmel, the daughter of Mr. Berko Wajsmel, of Maison Vogue, Singapore, accompanied Queen Geraldine and her baby in her flight from Tirana to Fiorina, in Greece. Mr. Wajsmel a refugee from Vienna, came out to Singapore some
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    U.S.A. To Have 54,000 Air Mechanics Soon
    93 10 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 9. IT is officially revealed that the United States administration is arranging to train thousands of aviati m .nechanics in high school* throaghoui the country, while pilots wf.uld be trained in colleges, to meet the defence ne'ds. Pref'dent ttoos:*vclt is
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    Students' Art Exhibition
    173 10 Singapore, Monday. ARRANGEMENTS are .veil in iiarul for the Third Annual Schools Exhibition, to he held in the St. Andrew's School Hall shortly. The object i ot this enterprise, towards the .success of which school boys on the Committee play no small part, are to promote a
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    AMBASSADORS CONFER
    70 10 Shanghai, Apr. 8. Aft or having a conference with Sir Archibald Kerr Clark Kerr, British Ambassador to China, and British leadders in Shanghai, the British Ambassador to Japan, Sir Robert Craigie, returned t3 Japan by steamer yesterday. Meanwhile M. Henri Cosme, French Ambassador to China, who left Rongl:ono
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    DEATH OF MRS. J. A. SCHELKIS
    374 10 r rilE death took place at her residence, 455, East Coast Road, Singapore, t arty on Saturday morning of Mrs. Mary Ann SchelkLs. wife of Mr. J. A. SchelkLs, dlesser to Doctors J. S. Sloper H. Smith and T. C. Stevenson of the Medical
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    38 10 Singapore, Sunday.—A fire engine was summoned last evening to the junction of Tank Road and Orchard Road where a Neon advertisement sign had caught fire. The fire was quickly put out with the use of a hand extinguisher.
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    Italy Will Control All Alba man Territory
    180 10 Italian Embassy's Claim Reuter. London, Apr. 9. JIIE Italian Embassy has issued a statement declaring that it is understood that all Albanian territory would be under Italian control by to-night. It asserts that the Prefects of nearly all the provinces have put themselves
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    HUNGARIAN TROOPS' MARCH CONTINUES
    24 10 Reuter. Budapest, Apr. 9. Hungarian troops to-day marched into the territory allocated to Hungary under the Slovak-Hungarian Frontier i Agreement.—Reuter.
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    ROTARY MEETING
    29 10 Rotarian H. O. Potter, Canadian representative ot the General Secretary of Rotary International, wiU address the Singapore Rotary Club on Wednesday on "Rotary and the world crisis."
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    BELGIAN CRISIS DECREE
    76 10 Reuter. Brussels, Apr. 9. A Royal Decree enforcing the right of civil requisitions throughout Belgium will be published in to-morrow's otricial Gazette. It is understood that the Decree empowers the authorities to requisition transport including private cars, lorries, carts and horses and accommodation where required. It is
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    IPOH LAWYER WITH LIABILITY OF $10,000 PUBLICLY EXAMINED
    231 10 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. |y[EMBER of the local bar, Mr. K. M. Coomarasamy was publicly examined in the Perak Supreme Court on Thursday last in a bankruptcy suit in which he wahinvolved to the extent of about $10,000. The examination
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    ITALY ACTING LIKE A RACE OF BARBARIANS
    136 10 Muslim World Enraged Reuter. Lond r», THE executive co-rmittee of the Moslem Society of Great r i ita meeting in London, passed a resolution deplorinir ftaly\s a< Albania and placing on record its "condemmition of this attack on a peacefully-disposed Moslem country." Paris.
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    Sand Crushed Coolie To Death
    188 10 (From Our Own Corresponds/ Balik Patau, Batui The tragedy which took place on Mar. 13 last when ;t Chinese coolii digging for lime chalk In a big Permatang Damar Laut was crushi death, was recalled at the Coronei Court, Bayan Lepas. on Thursday when Mr.
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    Two Motor Mishaps Within Ten Minutes
    119 10 Singapore, Saturday. THE ambulance dealt with two motor-car mishaps this evening—within the space of ten minutes. At 7.16 p.m. a call was received from the Beach Road police station where a male Chinese had been taken to hospital after he had been knocked down
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    Quiet Easter In Germany?
    81 10 Reuter. Berlin, Apr. 9. /GERMANY is celebrating the Easter calmly, the War Ministry seems deserted and officers and soldiers are on leave. Only the Wilhelmstrasse shows signs of life although Hitler and the principal Ministers are hofidaying. The Anglo-Palish talks ar.d the future of the German-Polish
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    Chinese Planes Over Canton
    182 10 Chinese Central News. Kweilin, Apr. 9. JT is officially learned that the simultaneous offensive launched on all fronts by the Chinese forces in Kwangtung Province in South China has resulted in general gains. The Chinese captured Sunwui, a county seat in the morning Apr. 5 and
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    150 10 Arrived from Ned. East Indies by KLM plane "PH-ALV": Mr. W. J. Munden, Mrs A. C. Pvoskott Gordon, Mr. A. E DafT. Mr. A. D. Weeks, Mr. A. J Bell Mr. I. Harris, Mr. A. Wright. Left for Medan, India and Europe by KLIW' plane "PH-ALV*: Mr
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    ITALIAN PRESS JUSTIFIES ACTION
    171 10 Reuter. Roir.e, Aj»r. 9. THE Italian Press is very b against foreign new* a««iui«and newspapers. The newspaper -4 Piccolo" which is part of the semiofficial 'Giornale D'ltalia publisher a leader under the title A Defensive Action," and after criticises those actions *nd describinu in position of
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      19 10 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, 'PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PERSONAL ACCIDENT.
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    THOMSON AND AINSLIE MEET IN FINAL
    814 11 Craik And Bain Narrowly Beaten In Semi-Final MALAYAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP (By A Special Correspondent) Singapore, Monday. JHE final of the Malayan amateur golf championship will be contested this morning, over the course of the Royal Singapore Goif Club, by Dr. E. Laidlaw Thomson and
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    Funeral Of Mr. A.A. Bodestyne
    446 11 rpHK death took place at the Hospi1 ;a i f Singapore, on Good Friday Mr Archibald Aloysious Bodesa member of a weliknown Eura!|;t„ family at the age of 50 years. a verv keen volunteer in his day. Mr. was a very popular member Eurasian Community.
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    522 11 JfIUSSOLIN] will not stop at Albania. Nor will Hitler stop »1 Danzig, now thai Italy has created a diversion which makes it necessary W the democratic power* to keep a stapeye on the Mediterranean and tll( Near East as well as north and aorta-east Europe. 4 (pXI
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    AINSLIE LEADING IN FINAL
    72 11 AINSLIE was three up on Thomson after the first nine holes this morning. Ainslie played an extremely steady game, while Thomson was short with his putting, losing several holes through taking three putts. The leader took three putts only once, and at the eighth he sank
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    Perak Leaders' Tribute To Raja Muda
    605 11 (From Our Own Reporter) REPRESENTATIVES of the different tributes to His Highness the Raja Muda of Perak, Ilaja Yousofe 0.8.L.. at an at home' given on Thursday evening in the Town Hali by the Chinese community on the occasion of his being appointed the
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    Italian Troops Near Yugoslav Frontier
    38 11 Reuter. Rome, Apr. d. A communique .states that at 3 p m Italian troop* entered Scutari five miles from the Yugoslav frontier' It is claimed that an Italian motorised column occupied Eibasan —Renter
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    Japan Seeks Petroleum Concession
    50 11 Reuter. Cairo, Apr. 9. A REPORT from Riad, the capital of Saudia Arabia, states that negotiations are taking place for a treaty cl friendship and commerce between Japan and Saudia Arabia. The negotiations, it Is stated, also concern the granting to Japan of petroleum concession -Reuter.
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    POPE'S PLEA
    168 11 Reuter. Vatican City, Apr. 9. UIS Holiness the Pope, in a short broadcast peace speech, said that discontent in the souls of men almost show as if we will have worse days. In truth, there cannot exist that tranquillity and order which constitute peace, when even in the
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    SINGAPORE BEAT SELANGOR CONVINCINGLY
    452 12 R.E. TH0Y -BOWLS WELL AGAIN Inter-State Cricket Matches (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. AFTER a sensational collapsc by Selangor again in the secon 1 innings, Singapore won the inter-state cricket match to-day by 131 runs. Smart fielding, steady bowling and efficient leadership all contributed
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    TURF To-day's Racing At Ipoh
    274 12 I FOLLOWING is the programme for tz -day's raccs at Ipoh. Harfleur was scialchrd: PONIES CLASS 3, DIV. 2. 5 FURS. Glamour 11 0 La?sa 10.12 Anaconda 10.7 Bay Rose 10.5 Cash 9.12 Roseolet 0 3 Taj Mahal 9 1 Phoon Tok 8.4 Gayloo 8
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    S. African Tennis
    22 12 Johannesburg—Miss Craze won the South African women's tennis singles title, beating Miss Purcey 4—6, 6—3, 6—4 in the final.
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    PENANG IN WINNING WAY AGAINST PERAK
    455 12 CHEOW TEIK 104 N.O. (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Sunday. AN unfinished 104 by Eu Cheow Teik in Penang's second innings today was the feature of the cricket match against Perak which will be resumed to-morrow, the third day. Penang should be able to
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    TO-DAY'S RACE SELECTIONS
    89 12 FOLLOWING are ..elections for th s aftcrno.n's racing at Ipoh. Horses. Class 5. Div. 1, 5V 2 Furs. Stone Ginger. Tinkurrin. Horses. Class 5. Div. 2. sft Furs. Evergreen. M.G.M. Horses. Class 5. Div. 3. Furs. Little Mother. Republican. Horses. Class 5. 3'- Furs. Sky Raider. Happy
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    MALA VAN SOCCER TOURISTS TO MEET
    67 12 ONE of the most interesting soccer matches to be played this season will take place at the Anson Read Stadium on Friday April 14, when the S.A.F.A. team which shorth leaves on a tour to Saigon meets the S.C.F.A. team which will nave arrived
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    S.R.C. TENNIS TIES
    109 12 I FOLLOWING are further ti<*s in the SRC tennis tom name»l. Tuesday, April 11 Championship Singles: HE H vs. H. N Balhetchet. Handicap Singles "A": C. A. Korr.s «—3» vs. Barth (scr.); P. P. de B (+30.3» vs. S. W. Moreira <— 3». Veteran's Singles: C. B.
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    Egyptian Tennis
    42 12 Alexandria: In the Egyptian championships final Yon Cramm beat V. A Mcneill I America I 7—5, 6—2. 5 6—2 6—B. 6—2. In the women's final Mis.; A. G C tis (G.B.i beat Miss J. R. Haraian (Irelandl 6—2, 6 4.
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    HOME SOCCER TABLES
    1067 13 Reuter. USH and Scottish league footL tables to date:— I vj.i.lSH LEAGUE, DIV. 1. P.W. L. D. F. A.PU •l, 37 25 8 4 78 45 54 (21 36 19 9 8 79 35 46 38 19 12 7 64 49 45 37 18 lt 8 84
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    11 13 Holland beat Scotland in the hockey international at Amsterdam.
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    SINGAPORE'S CHAMPIONS ELIMINATED
    677 13 MALAYAN BADMINTON TOURNEY \From Our Own Reporter] PENANG, SUNDAY. THE MALAYAN BADMINTON 1 CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS WERE PLAYED TO-DAY IN THE PRESENCE OF A RECORD CROWD DESPITE THE RAIN THIS MORNING. Scintillating play was seen. The formidable pair Low Keat Soo and Teh Gin Sooi I Perak) out-pointed
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    Boxing In K. L.
    67 13 Kuala Lumpur. Sunday. At the Bukit Bintang Park to-nhvht Baby Loh <B.o> drew with Desmond Dee (7.8» over 10, 3-min. rounds, whi c in the semi-final event over 8, 2-min. rounds, Battling Samy (8 4» of Penang c ccred a points victory over Rudy Lim 8.51
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    INDO-CEYLONESE TENNIS
    216 13 INDO CEYLONESE TENNIS (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. Jl LL the semi-finals except one were played to-day in the fourth.AllMalayan Indo-Ceylonese tennis tournament, being held at the T.P.C.A. courts P. Suppiah (Sell, the holder of the open singles, will defend his title against C. Madhavan (Sel.) in the
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    S'pore Win Rowing Regatta
    232 13 Singapore, Sunday. SCORING a total of €1 points for (he day. the Yatcft Club beat the Fort Dickson Yaleh Club at the continuation uf the regatta held by the hom«* (lub, to-day. Port Dickson collected 51 points. Owing to a Sumatra winch .swept acrofif I lie
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    SINGAPORE WIN BOWLS MEETING
    111 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, aunday. IN the inter-Colony bowls tourney, Singapore won three games of four in the pairs. Results (Penang players first>: W. J. Burnet and R. J. Hutton 4, T. B. Rogers und M Markham 17. J. R. Wason and F. N. Sver
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    Guerrillas Are Now An Integral Part Of China's Regular Forces
    566 14 Orders Issued From H.Q. By Wireless Kwcilin. CHINESE guerrillas to-day are performing a much more significant task than mere killing off Japanese soldiers and seizing their arms and foodstuffs. They operate as part of the entire Chinese war machinery. Though
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    CHINESE TROOPS 50 MILES FROM CANTON
    120 14 Shckki. CiIIINESE troops and militia have taken up Important points in ChanfSAan county and tb< Sze-I districts in an'.icipa'ion of a Japanese attack from Yungchi and Kweichow. about 50 mi!?s south cf Canton. Colonel Yuan Ha-kov;. who has made himself famous a* a guerrilla
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    Model Villages For Refugees
    345 14 A ROUND the picturesque country- side of Chungking there will in a tew months' time arise a string ol" model villages r?nd little industrial units which will not only absorb thousands of refugees from the city but will also supply more food and clothing material to
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    HAINAN REFUGEES
    52 14 Camp Will Be Opened At Kwangchowwan A TEMPORARY refugee camp will be established at Kwangchowwan. the Fronch leased territory, by the Hainan Chinese Emergency Relief Committee in Hongkong to accommodate the refugees who have flocked there from Hainan Island. The number of refugees there- was estimated at 2,000.
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    More Help For China From Students In Cambridge
    132 14 (From a special correspondent). London, Apr. 3. ASCM of £160, out of funds iaised during the "China Week" at Cambridge, vis forwarded to various relief organi. sations by the Cambridge Chinese Students' Society. The Clr'na National Relief Fund received £100, while a
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    GENERAL TSAI ASSUMES NEW MILITARY POST
    121 14 Kwrilin. GENERAL Tsai Ting-kai has assumed a new military post and will shortly leave here for the front to diiect operations. In an interview. General Tsai stated that the Japanese plan to occupy Changsha, and Ichang in order to consolidate their position In Ncrth
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    Search For Mineral Wealth
    104 14 THE Chinese Government has ap r,ropriated the sum of S50.000.000 to finance the search for mineral wealth in western China. It is planned to despatch thrr f scientific expeditions. The first will in the middle cf May for western Szc chuen and later on proceed to
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    The Federal Chief Justice Gives His Award On The Rajkot Issue Congress Claim Upheld
    420 15 The Thakore Saheb Must Accept Sardar Patel's R ecommendations New Delhi, Apr. 3. Maurice (ivvyer in giving his award on the Rajkot dispute «.hserves thai in his opinion the true construction of the docu- ills is
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    Important Ruling In The Central Assembly
    226 15 New Delhi, Apr. 6. IN the Central Assembly the Hon. •President gave an important ruling holding that the amendments to the second Tariff Bill seeking to raise the level of duties as prevailed before Mar. 31 last when the original bill was introduced, do
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    25 15 Bombay, Apr. 3—Sardar Vallabbhai Patel has been elected President of the 3hawanagar Praja Parishad Conference to be held on Apr. 29 and 30 next.—United Press).
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    GANDHIJI ON RAJKOT AWARD
    191 15 Rajkot, Apr. 4. r jpHERE were public rejoicings here at Sir- Maurice GwyerV award. The public felt much relieved after many months of struggle over the Rajkot affairs. Gandhiji has sent the following telegram to Mr. Dhebar. Leader of the Rajkot Saiyagraha: "Our poslsion is completely
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    23 15 New Delhi, Apr. 4.—Her Excellency Lady Linlithgow granted an interviewto Dr. B. C. Roy to-day. Dr. Roy left ior Calcutta this evening.—(United Press).
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    90 16 borate npuMM of daylight anti-air-raid exercises was carried out at Re>gate ana Redh.ll. Surrey. iVr numberina about 1,300 took part with the co-operation of aircraft and Territorial soldier,, lhere ..I I "rein th« centre of Relgale. A site representing "Mnrstham Arsenal" was "bom ted. the town
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