Malaya Tribune, 18 April 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National NewstyaDer: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOI, XXVI; No. 91. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1939 FIVE CENio. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, April 18, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 3) PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1939 FIVE CENTS.
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      70 1 THE HOME j MA DE BEAUTIFUL j Sunco Furniture U KORA LTD., mi VICTORIA STREET, P^ANKEL'S'i. lObt a i ncr c j THE BEST II SOLE AGENTS 1 I m*<mm. <TPORF 5376 (5 lines) K. LUMPUR 3331 (3 lines), IPOH 110 111 (2 lines), 1 PHONE: SPORE 5376 p N
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      32 1 i MADAME PAGE 1 LATE 92, PICCADILLY, I LONDON. I DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER 5 TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I IN STOCK. FROM:— $5. $30. IS BATTERY ROAD, S TEL. CS27. SINGAPORE. in
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    RALPH BELLAMY ON VACATION
    111 2 DALPH Bellamy, Columbia's contract leading man, arrived in New York from Hollywood accompanied by Mrs. Bellamy. They remained in New Yrrk for a feu* days, then entrained for Washington to appear as guests at President's Birthday Ball. Bellamy, who has been under Columbia's banner for a
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    Columbia's Latest
    182 2 i»(rl(jc3 Oestefta and Michael Whalen will play the Kadhu roles m a new Columbia picture cHit'ed "Oiif*fde The c Walls, with shootme; scheduled to start soon under the direction *f Hny McCarev whc« c latest Columbia feature was' "Life Begins With Love." Miss Ccstelio recently completed the I
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    ENTERTAINMENT
    28 2 CINEMA MYSTERY Two bodies, one of which d imdcr uncanny circumstances v reappears, start a Irs events in RKO Radio's "1 Manton." co-starrinc 8...: and Henry Fonda.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    264 2 1 I I I TO-MORROW FOR READERS. An annular eclipse o! the Sun (aid a New Moon otcu to-day, phenomena hkc y make things very unce> tain <' j ma*/ 7/ia/fc some develop™ not entirely satisfactory. Sow disappointments likely SPECIAL INFiVEM t* April 20 to May
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      380 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (IneorporfttHl in Bn^land). l\ O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. Oi l WARDS. Due. Tonnage B'pore. 1939 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr 2: RANCH I 17.000 May 3 BHUTAN (UOO May 6 1 BEHAR G.OOO May 15 RANPURA 17.000 May 19 RAWALPINDI 17.000 June 2 SOUDAN 6,500 June 2
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      490 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEinscritot (Ir corporated in Germany). Tiie under noted are the Company's intended fixtures.— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 t m.i>. "ELBE" umi!.: Manila Dai ten also calls Bangkok Apr. 27 9 SJS 'T.IPPiV omits Manila. TsingtaU Dairen Japan Apr. 2\) HOMEWARD.
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      395 2 I LUXURY with ECONOMY One-Class Motorshipx Cabins with Private Bath. ExCfOenf Cuisine Moderate Fare.. I 1 2 To: MARSEILLES, LONDON. To: PALESTINE ROTTERDAM 5 Copenhagen I,amblrg and Hamburg I I SFLANDTA !fig 0 MALAYA abt. Apr. 20 j LALANDIA ?8l JAVA Ma y 30 i lalaimdia Jul 4 DANMARK Jim
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      143 2 HAMBURG- A M ERIK A UNIE Deu'svh-AuslraM-chc Dampfschiffi Gesdhtchaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. tJTITnt Due Snore 1939. i?.s. HTNDENBURG not calling S£!2? Japan ports. Apr 18 I m.s DUr.BURG via Manila May 2 m.s. SAUERLAND Direct May 13
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      54 2 CAPITOL: "Trade Winds" ALHAMBRA: "Hard To Get." P&YHION: "Tcpper Takes A Trip." ROYAL: "Dhartimala.." rARLBOROUGH: "Toofan (Hurricanv) Express." GARRICK: Chinese pictures. ROXY: "Rich Man; Poor Girl." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows c:nema, and other at tractions. \TW WORLD: Cabaret, Side Show nicrry-go-round cinemj rides. GREAT WORLD: Cabaret, Side Show cinema,
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      195 2 I DAILY CROSSWORD, ssHbe 111 l**^* CLUES ACROSS: 27. Larva of Ihe may 1. A division of Yorkshire. CUE.* down 3. Ghostly. 1. Much the same as 7. Facetious. 2. Similar to 1. 9 Mentally alert. 4. Weapon fcr the nursery 10. This satchel is fresh-looking. 5. Account. 12. Mercenary.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    428 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Monday. Previous To-day Change jHBBIK Quietest Quiet. Buyers 7 7 8 7 7 8 Sellers 7 1516 8 1|16 Ia y» Bu y ers 7 7 Sellers 7 ***** 8 +1|16 i < lulv Sept.) Buyers 8 8 jpd Forward (July, Sellers 8 116
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    149 3 List Of Current Divide nds Singapore, Apr. 17, 5 p.m. CoaiDan, Total foi Dividend Books financial Tin. dost Date Ex. Dlv. yeat Krum Payable Date to dat* Takir'n-, 3ci A P r 19 Apr. 26 Apr. 20 20% Ulu p6d. Apr. 24 Apr. 29 Apr. 25 2y
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    824 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Apr. 17, 5 p.m. Owing to disturbed conditions in Europe, a number of these quotations must be regarded as nominal. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 3 3 6 Austral Amal 4 9 5 3 Austral Malay
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    75 3 Singapore, Monday. Tin at midday was $109%, up while g pot Rubber was cents with buyers isking 27 V\ cents for July September. The political news was again responsible for the quiet and easy conditions which prevailed in the local share market to-day and with buyers holding
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    EXCHANGES
    236 3 Singapore, Apr. 17. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 3 23.32 London demand 2 3 23 32 Lyons demand 2035 Switzerland demand 240 Li 4 Hamburg demand 134 New Ycrl:
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore. Tuesday. Tlie price ot tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $11<M4 (up
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    RUBBER
    18 3 The price of rubber at noon i>: Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 26 1 (down Sellers 26-,, (down
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    169 3 6% Maynard to Co., Ltd.. «30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 81 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 t}«JH Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ....-100 101 norn norn ff fit. r£ im 1% 19» red. 187M8 ,$4.000.000 3% 1937 red. 1862 «,750,000 Int. May 15, Nov.
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    PRODUCE
    149 3 Singapore, Apr. 17. R W. Coast. No. 1 per Koyan $123 R* (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koya*. $125 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $12* Siam No. 1 g2O Siam No. 2 $f 10 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 Rice
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      30 3 THE EASTERN UNITED *ASH c CORPORATION, LIMITED 'I'MBlßri *I RINE MOTOR VEHICLE. I}j ;\1 .ARY, PERSONAL ACCI "<>RKMEN"ti COMPENSAVN» PUBLIC 11ABILITY INSURANCE. E PREET, SINGAPORE IF. W. HALL, General Manager
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      161 3 "II OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with tht progress of economic developments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of tht multifarious services offered by a reputed banking Institution with loan of financial tjperienct, 19-25. CECIL STREET, SING AFORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange
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      376 3 EI.WK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Charter*. 12, Cecil Street, Singa poro Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: CHUNfIKITO/* Paid Up Capital Jh. $40,000,***** Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2 020,000.000.00 Tse-Vung
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      606 4 TMllMlN-nulNi-^W POSITIONS MIXED. Advertisers of Boa 1, 20 21 and 25, thamc applicants who ais Informed that positions i.a\* bi eti bib i <84t>> WANTED Active Young < liine.se frits previoi experience as {.SiAStant In snapping Department, must be able to com >pond in English, Romaniaed Java Mala} and have
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      496 4 Wanted WANTED: Second-hand Leica Enlarger, l pi Enlarger, Etecmc Photo Dryer. Apply Box 382. Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (830) WANTE D—Second-hand one-cubic I foot Electrolux. Price to Bo*: 37V, Malaya I Tribune, Singapore. (819> WANTED: Cruising Yacht 5-10 tons. Auxiliary Preferred. Apply /Jlpress, R.A. Telephone K7246. (782) WANTED- Roy?.l Standard Typewriter.
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      588 4 FOR SALE: Cash or Instalments M.G eater 12 h.p. RecocitLy overhauled anr! repainted, new hood and covers. For further par'icular.s apply Box "5. Malaya Tribune Office, Seremban (847) 1939 STANDARD TEN. Done L2OO miles. Insured, Ljcenced. Owner goinv What offer, write Hath&yoe.i. 17. Ownn Road, Singapore. <8f)3) MORRIS OXFORD Saloon
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      581 4 RESULT OF SUPER PHYSIQUE MACAZINE Body Beautiful Posing Competition No. 1, Cup award goes to Mr. Looi Peng Cheong of Taipeng. Medal award goes to Mr. Chu Ya Foo of Singapore (774) MEBUCH MOTOR TABI-ETS! The demand Is greater and the products are fast selling. Agents wanted still in .some
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      494 4 UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, 2, Branksome Road, Singapore. Turn your .spare time into profitable account by enrolling for 8 course of instructions Commercial and General Prospectus sent on application. r Professional GURU YOGI Cures those" aliened spiritually. Consultation. 34A, Sit Wall Road. Singapore (784» FOR ALL EYESIGHT COMPLAINTS Free Consultations from
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      582 4 PROBATE NO 6 X I» the Estate Mar v PURSUANT TO M (TRUSTED NOTICE IS creditors and othe 1 against the estat, 0 i i) I should give notice the imderslgned Lee Ly, who fc; the Will of the said d,i 3 22nd day of Ju pate the said c*
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    Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    35 5 f the iatc Mr. Wee Cheow express their heartfelt b \\n friends a;:d relatives thank> ]v a{tcn ded the funeral sent scrolls. wreaths, letters of condolence, telPS &FM S papers plea.se copy.
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    JAPS CANCEL ANTI-COMINTERN FESTIVAL
    81 5 Reuter. Shanghai, Apr. 17. JHE so-called "holy anti-Comintern festival on the eve of the second world war" which some of the influential Japanese had arranged for Saturday night was cancelled. The Japanese press asserts that the affair did not take place because of the lack of
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    MIRACLES IN MALAYA'S ANTI-MALARIAL WAR
    2389 5 INTERNATIONAL ONFERENCE AT K.L. (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala, Lumpur, Monday. A GENEROUS tribute to Maiayan doctors, and the miraculous changes they had wrought in this country, was paid this morning by the Federal Secretary Mr. C. D. Adhearne when he opened the sixth international Course
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    Liquor In Indian Association Premises?
    89 5 \From Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 17. AT the 29th annual meeting of Selangor Indian Association held on Saturday, a member asked the President if it was in order to keep and sell alcoholic liquors in the Association premises in view of the fact
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    Brussels Cabinet Crisis
    178 5 Reuter. Brussels, Apr. 17. J-HE six-weeks Cabinet crisis ended to-day when the Catholic Senator Pierlot formed a three-party coalition government. An earlier attempt to include the Socialists failed, but a new effort, due to the international situation was made, and proved successful. Later: M. Wauters (Socialist Minister
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    24-HOUR-DAY IN WASHINGTON
    37 5 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 17. As a result of the European crisis, the State Department has been planned on what is virtually a 24-hour day. Mr Cordell Hull said so yesterday in a speech. —Reuter.
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    CONVICTION QUASHED
    161 5 Singapore, Monday. For a purely technical mistake In the charge for which he .was sentenced to five months' rigorous imprisonment in the lower Court, Ah mad bin Bacha had the conviction against him quashed in the Suprcmr Court this morning. Ahmad was arraigned on a charge Of [ailing,
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    SHANGHAI SHOOTING
    52 5 Reuter. Shanghai. Apr. 17. Mr Chao Kao Tung, aged 43, circulation manager of the American-owne i Chinese evening paper Ta Mci Wan Pao <vas shot dead in Settlement Road tonight by three Chinese who escaped in an automobile. One woman pedestrian was wounded. The shooting is believed to
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    Australia's Huge Naval Exercises
    56 5 Reuter. Sydney, Apr. 17. AUSTRALIA'S biggest naval manoeuvres A since the war has begun, and will continue until Wednesday. The New Zealand flagship Leande, -nd eight air force squadrons are cooneratlon with the Australian squadron. The exercises have been planned as reabsTically possible and include the
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    Untitled
    30 5 Reuter. untit led Apr. 17-Mr. H. D. untitled .News Chronicle correspondent in Bertolbaa received a notification from the GeVrVen authorities that he must leav* l.he coun'rv within P fortnight Router
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      230 5 ScaTwah sundry STORE /*>ll-Known Shirt Designers). (U D ESIGN IT-TO-DATE roi OI X FAST j \\i SEM! SOFT n v Al (European 1 I|J Cloth) |fE ECONOMICAL. North Rridge Road. O,IM world Stall No. ACL vioi in (U'iTTr. j i Stradivari «9 Model Violin. 1 Case and 1 Bow. >
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    ANNUAL REPORT OF SINGAPORE FIRE BRIGADE DEPT.
    431 6 Singapore, Monday. THE report of the Superintendent of Singapore Fire Department for the year, 1938 is as follows: The number ot calls received was 2(53, being an increase of 41 on last ytar's ngures. r The ongin of all fires was carefully investigated
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    NEW MALAYAN JUDGE BEREAVED
    101 6 lyiRS. Ada Agnes Manning, the wife of "1 the newly-appointed Puisne Jud »c bl the Supreme Court, Straits Settlemen a, has d.cd. according to private cab. dvice, at the Government Hospital at Jerusalem at the age of 56 Mrs. Manning had been ill fcr son c
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      232 6 Kruschen Has Made Me Young Again "/It 40, put on weigh: alarmingly, going from 8 st. to 12 st. I teas bulging everywhere—tuck, bust, waist, hips and I puffed like an engine when I went upstairs. 1 was in despair until I turned to Kruschen. To-day, I weigh 9 st.
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      305 6 your lips to bring out natural beauty In the stick, Tangee is orange. Apply it once or twice over your lips. Like magic, the color changes to a blush rose—blends instantly to just theshade most becoming to your complexion. No need to fear that painted look: Tangee, too, with its
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      112 6 IDEAL DIET FOR DIGESTIVE DISTURBANCES The big problem with sufferer) fror gastritis cr other digestive disturbance is how to avoid pain and diseomfo: when eating. The in named stomacl walls are so sensitive that solid food can't be retained. Even liquid food, are often vomited. Yet the patient must get
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      81 6 LET US HANDLE ALL YOUR CLOCK WATCH REPAIRS S AND fOIJ WILL BE ASSURED S or r»;o;vi!>T service am S S ATISFACTION. j YICK WOH HING I 429. NORTH BRIDOF ROAD 1 J (Near MIDDLE ROAD» PHONE No. 7922. C I I j Contractors for the Repair of J Clocks
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      213 6 STRONG NERVES SOLID MUSCLES FRESH ENERGY to YOUNG and AGED. Every vital organ of the body derives energy—its power—through the nervr> and a diminution of this nerve life 6 the first symptom of a general breakdown. A neurasthenic or weak nervM or broken down person trembles anr 1 hesitates in
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      1262 6 I To-day's Radio 1 SINGAPORE I LONDON I NIROM ZHL 225 metres (1 33 mcis) TRANSMISSION S YDC 15.15 ft* s $J 7HP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc s) GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) J-g--pm. 6 20 Opening. Newc k n a.m. 6.25 Gymnastics Jl'lletln--5.00 Batak songst 6.35 Light eramrmv, 5.15
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    PAY IN JOHORE FORCES What Readers Are Saying
    229 7 K We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them ice do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. 0 Voioya rrtenel Government has a! rate of the European The following is numerous generosi M rn has
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    PROHIBITION IN BOMBAY
    733 7 Mal( T>ibunc\ blished a statement hich he expresses Parsis in Bombay, l htly describes as thropists in the d to Prohibition told that charity begins 1 c '.y to be surprised f h ula oppese a mea to fling many thou t p ople on to tbr
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    50-Acre Garden For Ipoh
    193 7 I from Our Own Reporter] Ipoh. Monday. JPOH is to have a 50-acre botanical garden situated in the European residential area between Tiger Lane, Brash Road and Tambun Road, before long., Levelling and clearing on this site, which is ad actnt to the new Residency, has
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    Forged Certificate Of Admission
    93 7 Singapore, Monday—Ho Tcck X"p. Hockchia, and Tan Gob Hup. a Teorhew were this morning charged in theloiirtn police court before Mr. C. H. Koh to. using as genuine a forged document s, wit. Certificate of Admission No. 988, the dates cf which had been altered at
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    Mr. B.H. Smith
    63 7 Cingaporc, Monday,—Mr. B. H. Smith was this morning admitted to practise as advocate and solicitor of the Supreme Court. No objections were made to his application, which was made before Mr. Justice Pedlcw Mr. Smith was congratulated by Mr Justice Pedlow who wished him every success in
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      30 7 ROYAL'S NEW DUMBER Trade Mark P«g! Better typing! With MAGIC "1 other sensational Features of "we. See this new Easy-Writing Try it. Give it THE 1)1 S K TEST. SINGAPORE.
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      299 7 j SHARKSKIN LATEST 1939 SEASON with smart centre border especialiv for iaoies c»ess wear. -at S :(.50 Yard 3700 3788 A 1 ll O II A p Dl PARTPITINT STORK Hearing Restored, Head Noises Banished ~.l tv rataxrh »od in natural way restore Amazing Results SSK3 tnSme of the moai
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      237 7 london HATS J "Personality counts. Add Your head to you by w# deserves an Fuf F#u NEW CHARM IN YOUR HANDS! polish NEW SHADES! A NEW POLISH! Old IRoie Greet this season with one of the five i ['OSS' S a y new urex T,m 01 50 shades //im) \II
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      272 8 ■■■■■■TM^ A Notable €mmp»mmmm Vieture to TIIK CITADEL 94 ————"g V\r*\ of a new Series of Famih Stories by TO-NIGHT the Producers of the Popular 'Mud>e 6.15 9.15 Hardy" series. INTIMATE! >i ROXY BAR Open 5 P.M. Till Midnight mm AN AMUSING STORY OF |mm H M^^^M A SECRETARY WHO
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      102 8 j I I r^ 11 I bcautV v a *oT* in 1 I h»* n 1 not vo» T 1 A METRO-GOLD WYN-MA VCR PICTURE THIS WEEK-END AT PAVILION A MILLION LYES TURN I TO THE SKY. IS COMING TO ALHAMBRA I JUST THE RIGHT SHOW TOR RACE WEEK! i
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      315 8 Riotously funny comedy the film produces laugh laufih says Free Press Sat. PAVILION TO-NIGHT Season Extended! THORNE SMITH'S Famous Topper is on the Loose Again With v ing Girl-Friend and Her Bag of Tricks! Disappearing Bathin» Tr ish Taxis Riderless Bicycles Invisible Jail Breaks iv Rhuniba Dances! ""■•••hfcj f HAL
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    ALLEGED FALSIFICATION BY FIRM'S COMPRADORE ASSIZE TRIAL
    668 9 Sin gapore, Monday, o have failed the accounts of his firm by omitting to unts paid in respect of certain insurance'premiums a Chuan Beng, described as the Compradore and Aeent and Fire Insurance Company, Ltd., Singapore apbefore Mr Justice Manning at the High
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    THE CORFU
    29 9 The P O. Corfu has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 9.30 a.m. to-morrow. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. Wharf on arrival.
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      96 9 Every Night v BflE BEANS KEEP YOUR FIGURE SLIM AND ATTRACTIVE mosquitoes k for 'iescr'ptive folder (C> Thf> Malayan Engineering Co., Ltd., rated in Singapore). Office, Winchester N0m:,,,! U Sin eapore. S»h 1 1 a P !t al si.oocooo.or scr, M Capital 100,000.00 ||Q »'VII)ED INTO tj Ordinary Shares of
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      202 9 I NEW WORLD DANCE PALACE (The Largest Air_Cond;tioned Cabaret in Malaya with Bar and Restaurant Attached.) Ja'an Besar Serangoon Rd. Entrance. Entrance. TEL. No. 2477. NIGHT DANCE as usual" TEA DANCES Every Tues.. Thurs. Saturdays. (ADMISSION FREE) SUNDW TIFFIN DANCE FROM 1.30 P.M. TO 430 P.M. Special Entrance To Cabaret
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      207 9 Ley. DICK! Aren't You Carrying Things A Bit TOO FAR? SHt'S 'HART TO GIT" and harder to hold on to! OLIVIA DE H WILL AND doe- the kJekinc, DX X I'OWi U does the holding and yot« will do the laughing when you see this Romantic pair in Warner Bros.
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    SCRAPS OF PAPER
    718 10 PRESIDENT Roosevelt has made a splendid effort to serve the cause of peace by his personal messages to the dictators seeking from them an assurance that they will make no further acts of aggression against independent States. If the present threat to the world continues, he stated,
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    Britannia still Rules The Waves
    1110 10  -  THE British Navy is equal to any tasks likely to be laid upon it in time of war. A tremendous building programme is being carried through. By Earl Stanhope (First I "i'<l <>f hc Admiralty) ALIKE in its present strength, and in the plans that
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      243 10 I Improve Your Golf WITH THIS SET SMAKBAKI CAPTIVE GOLF J A*—j F ysBS) J I REVOLUTIONARY CAPTIVE GOLF BALI. WHICH CANNOT HIT YOU WHEN IT RETURNS. Price $2.5« ROBINSON CO., LTD^ ——Rhß mmmm r<MW%MWi m (LAST 2 DAYS! I TO-MORROW TERRIFIC FINAL REDUCTIONS HALF PRICE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
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      109 10 BEAUTIFUL mxXEIt WAIII Finest English Semi Porcelain 30 piece No. I DIANA GREEN WESTMINSTER Pale Cream Ground, fine Diagonal Trellis bcrd 2,6-50 Tico Gold Lines, as illustrated No. 2 DOROTHY VERNON Square Pattern. Beautifulhj Coloured Pictorial De- i Q Z(i sign of Haddon Hall and Dorothy Vernon. Very 1 7
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    NAVAL CONCENTRATION CONTINUES
    139 11 French Fleet At Gibraltar: British At Malta Reuter. |T is reliably learned from Gibraltar, says Reuter, that more French warships are expected to-day. Several have arrived daily during the week-end. JHE largest French fleet for many years is now concentrated at Gibraltar. Three additional destroyers arrived yesterday
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    DISCUSSION ON IRISH UNITY?
    42 11 Reuter. London. April 18. MR Dulanty. High Commissioner of 111 Eire, paid the second vis t to Mr. Chamberlain since Friday yesterday Mr. Malcolm Macdonald also called on Mi. Chamberlain on his return from ten days' sick leave.—Reuter.
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    RUMOURS OF COUP AGAINST TANGIER
    116 11 Paris, Apr. 18. RI HOURS of a possible Axis coup igainst Tangier are circulating here They appear, after inquiry, be ihe result of deduction from reports that General Franco is sending large numbers of Moorish troops to Spanish Morocco, coupled with the announcement of impending
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    STRONGER U.S ARMY
    38 11 Reuter. Washington. April 18. ihe Senate has passed the $152,000,000 Deficiency Appropriations Bill which includes provision for $110.000;000 for army equipment such as semi-automatic rifles, tanks, anti-tank and anti-aircraft guns, gas masks, artillery and ammunition.—Reuter.
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    FLAT REJECTION IS EXPECTED
    182 11 Roosevelt Proposals Reuter. Rome, Anr. 18. I t that the replies of the Axis Powers to Mr. Roosevelt's HI both be tantamount to out rit r ht rejection of the two namely a ten-year guarantee that no country will be the idea of participation in a
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    FAT RATIONED IN GERMANY
    38 11 Reuter. Berlin, Apr. 18. A N eating more fat than is alth and strength must bs traitor stealing from his f i r 't-lares the official organ man medical profession. ExReuter. f r OCCasional
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    BUDGET DAY
    16 11 British Official Wireless. 18.—On April 25 the be Exchequer will open British Official Wireless.
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    British Reaction To Straits Defence Gift
    155 11 Reuter. London, Api. is. Projected motion in the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements to offer Britain £1.000,000 for defence is given wide put licity b\ the Home press. Several newspapers take the opportunity to append an imposing list cf former Malayan contributions and
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    MADRID PARADE ON MAY 15
    57 11 Reuter. Madrid, April 18. Over half a million troops will take part in the Madrid victory parade. ths date which is provisionally fixed as May 15. The parade will officially mark th? end of the war and General Franco is expected to make an important
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    31 11 Reuter. London, Apr. 18.—Paymaster Captain D. S. Lambert has been appointed Paymaster Director-General, with the rank cf Paymaster Rear Admiral. In succession to Sir Arthur Strickland to date from July 10.—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    152 11 REPORTS of Chinese successes on various frcnts continue to pour into Shanghai, states Reuter, including a claim that 75,030 troops are converging en Hsuohowfu, at the juncticn of the Tientsm-Pukow-Lunghai railways. While some reports are doubtless exaggerated, the stimulating effect on morale throughout China has been tremendous Highlands
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    Chinese Chasing Japs Into Canton
    330 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Lcndon, April 18. A Japanese were kill.L th three-day battle preu wu/,.,-'..., 1 binese entry into the r r 1 li,( ngcheng and Huahsien, cj t(! n according to an oftV f oani to the Chinese Em- v that the Japanese
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    Rumania Will Accept Soviet Aid
    75 11 Reuter. Paris. Apr. 17. DELL-INFORMED quarters state that Rumania agreed to acre])! Soviet aid if the need arises. Acceptance applies not only to the air pact, but the passage of troops through 1 Rumanian territory A Warsaw message states that the Rumanian Foreign Minister, who
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    Commons Statement To-day On Adherence Of Soviet & Turkey
    444 11 Commons Statement To-day On Adherence Of Soviet Turkey Anti-Aggression Pact Reuter. Q, London. Apr. IS. j addressed to Ministers in the House of Cmmmm to-day cover a wide field, permitting statements upon all developments of importance, in foreign and Empire affairs and at home. The Pr;me Minister in particular will
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    43 DEAD IN TORNADO
    44 11 Reuter. New York, Apr. 18. AT least 43 were killed and 170 injured by the tornadoes which sweDt five Southern stairs yesterday. Thousands oi acres in the Ohio lowlands are submerged. Relief organisations are bringing help to the stricken areas.—Reuter.
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    CLOSE WATCH ON GERMAN – ITALIAN MOVES IN SPAIN
    339 12 CLOSE WATCH ON GERMAN ITALIAN MOVES IN SPAIN U. FLEET TO GUARD TIN RUBBER ROUTES Reuter. London, Apr. 17. TRANSFERENCE of troops from Palestine to Egypt. and the despatch of the Welsh Guards to Gibraltar are signs of thfclS watch which Britain. a S the Mediterranean and Spam, says The
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    S.S.(S.)A. MEETING
    46 12 A committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association WBI be held en Apr. 24 at the Exchange Room at 5 p.m. The agenda for the meeting is a mgthy one and includes, among the subjects for discussion, the personal of the Municipal Commission.
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    MORE PRO-JAP TROOPS MUTINY
    127 12 Reuter. Shanghai. Apr. 1~. A CHINESE report claims the capture by guerillas of the town of llaimen near the north bank of the Yangtze estuary, 50 miles from ShangThe report also says that the Chief of a Japanese special service section and more than forty other
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    850 JEWISH REFUGEES PASS THROUGH S'PORE
    81 12 Singapore, Monday. IMGHT hundred and fifty Jewish 1 refugees arrived here by the Italian Hnef Conte Biancamano this morning. This is the biggest batch of refugees to pas through Singapore en route to Shanghai. While in Singapore, the Jewish Relief Committee gave as much
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    TRAVELLER & PHILOSOPHER TO LECTURE IN SINGAPORE
    449 12 TRAVELLER PHILOSOPHER TO LECTURE IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Tuesday. TF you ask Capt. Teo P. Osterhaus, who will be lecturing in Singapore schools for the next two months, how he is enjoying his trip around the world he will wax indignant. For he will explain, although he is certainly spending his
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    ON A MYSTERIOUS MISSION
    47 12 aeft) PT. Jur Ruao.f Walter of the <*™»%'*\?™£rX fSBv Admiral former «I the C.erman Navy. "X?h n 8 ~known about list hv ihr Gne senau on their way to Japan INoinins last I>> mr v p he purpose of their visit to Japan.
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    Catastrophe Imminent Thinks Mr. Roosevelt
    341 12 Reuter. London. Apr. IT. ■WEN if Mr Roosevelt's challenging future faila to evoke a favour--ibl Mvspons; n Berlin and Rome it will still be eminently worthwhit>Vthe consensus of British press views. turbation in Munich are cited as an indication that flat rejection ia by no
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    16 Persons Killed In Tornado
    59 12 Reuter. Collins. Arkansas. Apr. 17. AT least sixteen people have been killed in a tornado at Centerpoint near here, and the deathroil may he higher. The tornado swooped through an area six miles long, making a clem sweep of the community and leaving nothing but
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    Bolton Man's Suicide Aboard German Liner
    708 12 Singapore Inquest Singapore, Monday. 4 LETTER reeehed from his wife A on the day the ship arrived in Singapore, which contained a few lines that might have caused him worry, was to-day produced at the Coroner's inquiry into the aeath ot Mr. Archibald Wallwork,
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    NEW REGIMENT FOR TAIPING ARRIVES
    109 12 [From Our Own Correspondent] Taiping, Apr. 16. THE new Regiment for Taiping, the 2nd I nth Dog: as Regiment that disembarked at Penang from the s.s. Rohna, arrived in Taiping en Friday morning at 5.47 o'clock by special train. The British officers were Major J.
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    DEATH OF MR. B. E. ABLITT
    509 12 Singapore, Tuesday. WE regrei to record thai news iius be?n received of the death in London yesterday of Mr. Bernard Ernest Ablitt, M.C., partner in the firm of Fraser and Co, exchange and share brokers, Singapore. Mr. Ablitt accompanied by hi5 wife left Singapore
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    HITLER CALLS REICHSTAG FOR APRIL 28
    227 13 REPLY TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Berlin, Apr. 17. H:: Hitler has summoned the Reichstag for Apr. 28 in order to his reply to President Roosevelt. Ihe announcement reads: "The American President has addressam to the Fuehrer, asking him to give his attitude to certain questions.
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    $100,000 CINEMA THEATRE FOR IPOH
    113 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Apr. 17. WORK in connection with the new $100,000 cinema theatre in Brewster Road, the sixth in Ipoh. has begun and will be completed in about eight months' time. To be built of concrete in the shape of a fan,
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    ROME PRESS
    35 13 Reuter. Home, Apr. 17. Till Fa i^ l reply can be only a jgorous and final no,' decI m 4opolo a Koma" commenting Roosevelt's appeal Articles in ibe noon newspapers re n hostile.—Barter.
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    $7,000 ROBBERY CHARGE AGAINST THREE KEDAH MALAYS
    87 13 fj i Our Own Correspondent] Alor Star, Apr. 17. IHI se of the second division thi Kedah High Court was filled t Saturday, when th.: I fd on Jan. 20 at Mtntal the residence of Tunku f- H H. Tunku Mahi Kedah, came
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    To-day's New Review
    442 13 ROOSEVELT'S appeal has been receivetl with doubt, anger and ■ttery in official circles and the 111 Berlin and Rome. That was expected. What impression it J la,i °n foe German and Italian w the more important question. |t m v 7v> ungni not convince them •oJ the
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    Corfu, Key To European Tension
    212 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Penang, Apr. 17. "VHE situation in Europe is a very serious one at present and the key to the tension appears to lie in the Island of Corfu in .he Adriatic Sea. Britain cannot allow Italy io take possession cf it,
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    INFORMER TURNS OFFENDER, HEAVILY FINED
    180 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh. Apr. 17. LEARNING from the experience he had gained as a Customs "informer" an aged Chinese named Tay Lee Tiang attempted to deal in illicitly manufactured samsu while staying in a rickshaw depot in Ipoh, but when Customs officers raided
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    Malay Beaten To Death
    80 13 [From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. Apr. 17. MAT Isa bin Saad, a Malay, vno came on a visit to his father at Alor Pulai. was alleged to have been beaten to death by another Malay with a *>ticK on Saturday night. mftno The news created
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    Passengers By Air
    130 13 Arrived from N.E.I, by KLM plane "PH ARG"'--Mr. A.B.C. Dudok de Wu Toft forMedan, India and Europe by 1 1 LM Jane PH ARG'': —Mr. Khaw Our. "eon" Mr R.S. Milliken, Mr. C.R. IriShPls M- G.Heihata, Master van Mr A.E.Hughes, Mr. J H Marshall Mr Khan S.H.
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    AIR MAIL
    13 13 An Imperial air mail is due tomorrow and another on Friday.
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    PRESENTED AT COURT
    85 13 Miss Sandra Tatar cscu, daughter of the Rumanian Ambassador to France, was presented at the first Royal Court of the season at Buckingham Palace, Londcn. Miss Tatare>cu, aged 19, is considered one of the prettiest debutantes of the year. She is studying drawing and sculpture in England.
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    FAMOUS SOPRANO TO VISIT S'PORE
    231 13 [From Our Ojcu Reporter] Penanjr, Apr. 17. jyjADAME Anna Lovtzoff. a lyric soprano, described a>; a singer of considerable repute, and reported to have broadcast with success from the Shanghai Broadcasting Station and at various other places on a number of occasions, gave concerts here
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    Garrison Photographic Contest
    165 13 THE landscape competition organised by the Garrison Photographic Club icr all Services men In Singapore is now closed, and the result is as follows--Ist prize value $50—LCpl. Martin, 2nd Bn. the Loyal Regt. for Photograph cn-i titled "Fast Falls the Eventide." 2nd prize value $20 —Majcr A.
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    Johore Council Meeting
    22 13 The Johore Council of State will hold a meeting at the Dewan on May 16, cornmenclng at 10.30 a.m.
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    EIRE NEUTRAL, SAYS DE VALERA
    279 13 Reuter. London, Apr. 17. I JHE aim 01 the Eire Government policy is to maintain and preserve neutrality in the case of war," declared Mr. de Valera, speaking at j^nnis. "The desire of the Irish people and the government is to keep the nation out
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    Hitler Leaves For Austria
    59 13 Reuter. Munich, Apr. 17. Herr Hitler, accompanied by Herr Dietrich, left for Austria late last night in a special train for a tour of inspec tion of the principal towns. Political circles declare that the visit was plan ned some time ago, although it was generally
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    TENNIS S.C.R.C.
    167 14 YESTERDAY'S ties in the S.C.R.C tennis tournament were not played because of the heavy rain which fell in the morning. They have, therefore, been moved up for Thursday. Weather permitting, to-day'.s ties will be: "A" Singles Handicap: Tan Huck TOC 18» vi ti H Kara (—6); Tan Chin
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    S.C.C. Tourney Postponed
    70 14 Owing the di ath oi Mr. B. E. Ablitt president of top Singapore Cricket Club (which is reported on ac other page-, there will be no games at Mie Club thL afternoon The semi-final tie of the mixed doubles tennis championship will b< played fom< ,:ow and
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    S.R.C.
    63 14 Following are to-days ties in the ELR.C tennis tournament: Champion hip doubles (senii-linal): P. DAlmeida and Lv Le Mcrcier vs. H N Balhatehet and M.A. Codeiro. Singles handicap A C A. Norris (—3» vs. R Barth (sort; HE. Hughes (sen vs. j. Scully (scr); Wheatley <—15) vs R.H. Bain
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    SOCCER GORDONS MAINTAIN THEIR WINNING FORM
    645 14 POLICE BEATEN AGAIN Gordons 2, Police <> COOTBALL, none too interesting; though not altogether dull, was seen at Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the Gordon Highlanders took full points from the Police in a Div. I S.A.F.A. league match. On the run of play,
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    ENGLISH TURF CALLOVERS
    85 14 London. FOLLOWING is the latest Derby callover. Foxcub 19—2 offered. 10—1 taken. Signal Light 10—1 offered, 100 9 taken Blue Peter 100- 9 taken and offered Dho'i 100 (i offered. Foxborough 20 -1 offered 22—1 taken Tflguero 40—1 offered. Callover. in the City and Suburban is: Pigskin
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    Y.M.C.A.
    13 14 Men's ban p doubles fixtures fixed for Monday are postponed to Wednesday.
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    Minesweepers Beat J.C.S.A.
    110 14 Minesweepers .3, J.C.S.A >. 'T N a scrappy exhibition of soccer ycsiivday. between the J.C.S.A. and the Minesweepers, played on r*e J.C.S.A. ground, the home side v. cut down to the sailors by the odd goal in five in a division li 15 lixttirc. The J.C.S.A. apnea
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    128 14 j Twenty-five cards were taken out for I the Apni Medal and the following were the Me-/ snores returned:— i M Fentue 77—1* :64 < Winner > h i Jonea 3; 70 r.W. Duhhill us—lft :7n I p.p. »!a,r e,r>-l5 :71 fcletrrapli Cup: The following quali- hed and
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    R.A.F. (T) Beat R.N. (Malaya) In Div. IIA Game
    147 14 K.A.F. (Torpedo) i; R.N. (Malaya) I. PLATING at Sclrtar yesterday in a Division IA fixture tiie RAF. (Torpedo) beat the UN. (Malaya) in a keenly-contested match l,\ the < dd goal in three. The Rail opened scoring against the run of
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    Postals Score Runaway Victory
    220 14 Government Services League I Post Office 7; Mental Iln DLAYING their first m 1 season in the senior the Government Services i the Post Office Club premise day. the Post Office 5 beat the Mental Hospit clear goals. The score indicates the ri which was contest
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    ISLAND CLUB
    76 14 The Second Bi-monthly Mixed V iv si.mes played on Bnndmy, the 161 over the 2nd Line, resulted in a 1 in Mrs. Nassim and S. F Ho score of 34 3 nett. The following are detailed i Mrs. Nassim and S F. Ho #7 12' Mr MCMorine and
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    MPRESSIVE FAST GALLOPS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    969 15  -  Cup Candidates On View (By Marcus Superbus jVl' I, '™P ress i v c gallops were gone through on the second track «< *»ukit limah this morning in preparation for Saturday's races. t- r.! l CU V a M°P ove three furlongs was done
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    Seremban Soccer: Europeans Concede Walk-Over
    179 15 Hi sm our ou 11 Reporter) i i in ban, Saturday. AIITI large crowd which turned V in) (i the Railway Station padans this evening to witness the first \si League match between the ng i in!) and the Malay teachers had to be satisfied
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    CHIATT SING ATHLETIC UNION
    127 15 Tl Chiate aL" defeated the Gov! Pri] D 'pi Sp »rts Club, at soccer, on Thursday, by 2 uoals to one. On I nil n drew with the "T. with no On th< at 7 30 p.m. the 1s A i lost table-tennis to the Literary
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    Cycling Finals At Happy World
    483 16 MAUREEN TAYE GAINS GIRLS' TITLE TH£ finals cf the Happy World Cycling Championships took place last night and were well attended. The ladies' event provided great interest. Three took part and Miss Maureen Taye came in first. During the last lap. Miss Annie Kee fainted,
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    Singapore Amateur Boxing Club Formed
    316 16  -  (By PETE THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Club was yesterday formed at a meeting held at the Happy World Reception Room with Mr. W. Mitchell, the Hon. Secretary of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association, in the chair. j Among the many present were Messrs. Tan Teng
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    J.H. Lewis
    23 16 Reuter. m2E? Jnuriday to defend ins world U«htwelght boxlttg title against the Briamplon 11 Harv ey, IE London sometime next month.-Reuter
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    Travers Trounced By Jacks In B.H.L.
    386 16 Jacks S.C 9, Joseph Travers Singapore, Monday. MAINTAINING their series of defeats this season in the Bttoiai— iTA Houses League, Joseph Travers suffered another set-back b their fixture played on the Harbour Board ground this evening when they were defeated by Jacks Sports Club
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    JOHORE POLICE DEPOT BEAT SAPPERS
    167 16 (From Our Own Correspondent! Johore Bahru. IN a keenly contested game cf soccer, the Johore Bahru Depot scored a convincing victory over the Royal Engineers by 3 goals to 1 at the Depot ground. The Police were the better side out the Sappers had just
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    104 16 The firsi bi-monthly Mixed Foursomes competition for April was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted in a win for Mr. Ito. E. I. Henton with a net score of 35^ The following were the returns. Mr. Mrs. E. I. Henton 44—8'- 35'Mrs. G
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    PAHANG POSTAL OFFICIAL WEDS.
    56 17 vi Norman Barry Fletcher and Miss Ruth Mabin, who were marWH S Andrew'? Cathedral yesterday afternoon, i\ii ss Mabin T tni of Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Mabin. After the ceremony a Jeeen lion was held at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr Fletcher is connected with ihl
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    American Share Market Quotations
    577 17 Ting quotations from New y L; were received from Messrs. S. E. d Co by air mail ve.sterday: Last Sale sliii KS Apr 11 Apr. 15 m Express INO par) 7 712 A 'in rican Can 'Pui $25 88 Bii 1,8 Xmer ft Porn, power $7
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    Chinese Admits Theft Of Screw – Spanner
    146 17 Chinese Admits Theft Of Screw Spanner Singapore, Monday. £HOY KHUEN, a Cantonese pleaded guilty this morning in th? fourth police court before Mr. C. H. Koh to a charge that he last Saturday committed theft of a screw-spanner valued at $1, the movable property of Ah Hung on board the
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    Alleged Theft In Trolley Bus
    138 17 Singapore, Monday. 37-YEAR-OLD Cantonese named Ho Seng Hoo claimed trial this morning in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham to a charge that he at 3.50 p.m. yesterday in trolley bus at Victoria Street committed theft of one ear-ring valued at $3.30 the
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    Fatal Stabbing
    61 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Monday. A Tamil. Vallaian. was stabbed 10 death in the Qunong Puiai estate. 17*2 milestone Jalan Pontian, last night followins an alleged drunken brawl. Vallaian died almost instantaneously. The Police have arrested a Tamil who was to-day produced before Sheikh Abu Bakar.
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    Fresh Hitch In Rajkot Affairs
    1119 19 QUESTION of reforms (X hMMITTEE PERSONNEL (United Press). I rpn progress of the negotiations in connection with'the RaTk'ot'i'm ,sse seems to he very slow and even after five days' consultation. ferns to he an atmosphere of uncertainty everywhere. Final ni ,n:ition <»f the non-ofticial members
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    Creating A Muslim India
    173 19 (United Press). THi IJelhi, Apr. 12. 1 Committee, appointed lv lhe All-India Muslim League Ha, astheend of last month to famine a constitutional fur lhe independent poli|h Cdl jnd cultural development of Muslims of India, has begun it work. -cierstood that the committee at devising a
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    Ramdurg Deputation Sees Gandhiji
    117 19 (United Press). Rajkot, Apr. 12. 'pHE Ramdurg deputation which arrived here yesterday, waited on Gandhiji this morning and had prolonged discussion with him on the present political situation. They narrated to Gandhiji in detail the recent police firing wherein seven persons had been killed and about
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    RESOLUTIONS FOR A.I.C.C. MEETING
    370 19 (United Press). Allahabad, Apr. 12. AMONG the resolutions received so ar ll AJC r office for the ensuing A.I.C.C. session at Calcutta thos e given notice of by Dr Ashrof, Mr. S. Laniri and Mr. Gopimohan Dutt censuring the policy of the Government of Bengal in
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    Ten Persons Burnt To Death: Currency Notes For Rs. 2,500 Destroyed
    147 19 Village Reduced To Ashes (United Press). Lucknow, Apr. 12. fc* persons were burnt to death and two others seriously injured v* he h Uses of lhe vi,,ag:e were reduced to ashes as the result of a devastating fire that
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    ANTI-HINDI CLASH IN MADRAS
    98 19 (United Press). Madras, Apr. 12. l CLASH occurred last evening between some members of an anti-Hindi procession and some persons forming part of a Congress procession at Peddunaickenpet, resulting in a lathi charges by the police Half a dozen persons sustained injuries, including three police constables
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    Distinguished Vistors To Singapore
    117 20 Lord and Lady Giltford, two tin) ci lied visitors who arrive-.l in Singapore over the week-end from Austra'ia, hy (hintas Air ways. Mr. F. B. Goude, Principal of the Government Trade School, shows visitors round at the Annual Speech and Prize-giving Day of the school. Standing
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    EXHIBITION AT TRADE SCHOOL
    51 20 Exemplifying the different types of steel rodding done by the students at the Government Trade School. Resides joints and pipe bends can also be seen a full pipe model of a Cadet constructed by the boys and also various other crests, coat-of-arms and a model aeroplane
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