Malaya Tribune, 20 April 1939

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    43 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newstoatoer: _> Guaranteed Largest Sales' VOL. XXVI No. 93. I SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, April 20, 11)39. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1939 F! v ;i- 1 k
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      239 1 '^GOODS OF BEST QUALITY AT AURORA DEPARTMENT STORE, High St. North Bridge Rd. SOLE IMPORTERS EAST ASIATIC CO LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMgUgM^jj^^ r IRIUM FOR SPARKLING TEETH-, to clean your teeth with Pepsodent containing I I T IRIUM. The minute it touches your teeth you have a dehghtful dlpl and
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      55 1 UNIVERSAL HEALING OINTMENT. Invaluable remedy for all SKIN TROUBLES ulcers, ring-worm, Itches, bods, Eczema, sore feet, cuts, burns, wound, scalds, pimples, rashes, spots, sores, prickly heat, etc. Cures rapidly. 50 cts. a box. Have you tried Dr. G. F. Henning's Ekzemyl Solution for Eczema? $1.20 tubp Postage 20 cts. CHARI
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      275 1 All pains, whether due to headaches, toothaches, neuralgia or rheumatism, are promptly relieved by ANACIN. It also reduces the fever and discomfort associated with colds. Let this guide you when you are in search of quick relief from aches and pains; doctors and dentists prescribe ANACIN today because they know
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      102 1 MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER j TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— $5 $30« 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE. u mV Genuine Eau de Cologne To refresh you and banish rf y^S^^ l travel fatigue Idealforamatteomplexion andtheperfectpowderbase >; "4711" Cream Soap Pure and fragrant
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    ENTERTAINMENT
    36 2 GEORGE RAFT AND FASCIST INFLUENCE F°„l lW reaso Paramount changed r,eor R e Raffs character and Me '">»> 3 2 Wouldn't ,"h, k r y P art| c«>ar nationality Tt might be Irish. English or American.
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS
    140 2 EXCELLENT FILM AT ALHAMBRA ONE of the best pictures seen in S pore fcr many a clay is the 20th entury Fox production "Always Go d now being nresented at th< It tells a dramatic storj man interest, and in all respect class enertainment. The fact
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    Ching Loo Troupe At Theatre Royal
    81 2 THE Theatre Royal (operated by 1 gamated Theatres, Ltd.) wa last night for the opening perl by the Chins Loo Troupe ol SI who present an excellent en ci ol mirth, magic and mystery Charming Chinese girls are performers, and the programn very popular
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      311 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I rVCL BRITISH INDIA fliteorponited In England). I\ A (>. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. Ol TM AKDS Due. Tonnage Spore. f939 RAJPJ TANA 17.000 Apr 21 5A NCHJ 17,000 May 5 ISHSN Mfi May 6 1 m <HAk 0 000 May 15 RANPURA 17,000 May 19 RAWALPINDI 17.00U
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      477 2 STEAMER SAILINGS§NORDI)EUTSCHEK (Incorporated Ip Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. r 'HiJffit*" RO.VGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHTNa and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1 wm I -s.s 'LIPPE" omits Manila Tsingtau, Dairen Japan Apr. 2\) m-s. "ELBE" omit;- Manila Dai;en al.so culls Bangkok May 1 HOMEWARD. I or HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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      461 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular foil nightly .vrvice between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettcnham. ngapore, Boikgkong iWtow, Amoy, <Kulang.si.» and Focchow. Special cheap return ticket.; to china for short holiday trip A^T 1 SAILINGS:--j lor CHINA |r or KAN COON Hong Siang" A pr. 24. 4 p.m. -Hong
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      163 2 HAMBURG- AMRRKA LINE Deutsch-Australicche Damp?schifTs Gesellsehaft PAT P c a K TV^J T,^ orporat€d in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. m Du e S'oore 1939. l\s. HINDENBURG not calling at China Japan ports In DOM m.s. DU'IjBURG via Man'la May m.s. S'AUERLAND
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      239 2 1 .DAILY CROSSWORrTI J •ir-— i I ijj j j j CLUES ACROSS: (lIT ,7^^^"" J" di H a armed obber 1. Takeoff JOUV I 3. No dish, ma. (anagram). 2 Restrain I ,n th e land < 10. A fluid sweet and golden. 5 of pm, 12. What they
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    571 3 LONDON COMMODITIES Quiet Steady L_ spot Buyers 7% 7 15 j 6 -A* Sellers 7 ***** 8 t\\\u Forward (May) Buyers 7% 7 15 16 1} }S Sellers 7 15.16 8 If, 1 2nd Forward (JulyiSept.) Buyers 8 8 ma tvil Sellers 81 16 8V« ti i!
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    862 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Apr. 19, 0 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 26 3jC Austral Amal 4,9 5 3 Austral Malay 43 48 Ayer
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    55 3 Singapore, Wednesday. Tin at midday was $111.00, up 3|4, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers both for Spot and JulylSeptember 27 18 cents, market steady Both the London and New York StocK Exchanges yesterday were eehier but in the local market shares were
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    EXCHANGES
    216 3 Singapore, Apr. 19. The following are the exchange stock this mormng 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 1 2035 Switzerland demand 240 hi Hamburg demand 134 New
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Thursday. Tlie price ol tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:-. $110% (down $"»a).
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    RUBBER
    20 3 The price of rubber at noon t* Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27% (up V 8); Sellers 27% (up ft).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    268 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd.. «30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 *6 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: t% 1901 red. 1940 $4dO,OUQ Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ....«100 101 norn 1907 red. 19*7 $1600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sent 30 106 108 norn 41. 7 c 1900 red. 19zt «1,300.000
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      31 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, IK< 'LARY, PERSONAL ACCI > ;M\ WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. Head office.i6d. Cecil street, singapore. F. W. HALL, General Manager.
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      341 3 CHAMBER RUBBER PRICES Singapore, Wednesday. Following are Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association current prices at noon to-day:— Buyers. Sellers. No. IX R O.S*. Spot loose 27' a 274 No IX R 5.8. F. 0.8. in cases Aoiil 27 51G 27 716 GF.AA.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales 26% 27
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      346 3 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Charter*. 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 0444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-a Cable Address: CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital w h. $40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. t 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2 020.000,000.00
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    Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    47 4 I The family of the late Mr. Wee Cheow Keng beg to express tneir heartfelt thanks to all friends a;:d relatives who so kindly attended the funeral and those who sent scrolls wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence, S'.S'. F.M g- papers please copy.
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      494 4 Mechanical Engineer with several years experience open for service Possess patent of Heat Regulations. Speaks English ar>c many foreign languages. Apply Box No. 394, Malaya Tribune, S*in?apore. (858) FOREMAN of WORKS, Surveyor and Leveller, extensive experience, structural steel works and reinforced concret° constructions, domestic buildings, earthworks. Thoroughly conversant plans, preparation,
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      424 4 Tailoring Millinery etc. LILY STORE (SHIRTS SPFPTat Tc«r Astrology wnat you want to know Any thre< questions $1. Additional question. mnnf Q i, PartiCUlar? and monials on request. 50. Lorong 27a Geylang, Singapore. (867) CONSULT HATHAYOGI~RTo^bo^I l.ii 36 PL P'OUTH SALOON 23 HP bune, Singapore y Jq^ HILLMAN MINX SALOON
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      488 4 j Musical Instruments Furniture For Sale ,.„5^ R &ALE—One secondhand GEO lcioio set m good condition for si 15 Apply No. 33, Shanghai Road, ;3inga- (866 > 9 F p R SALE—Used g records 25 cents each. Ask for list. Shorthand' Ip P /T ntlI g and Du P lica
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      488 4 FOR QUICK SALE Three Permanent Waving AJachmes and two Dryers all in good condition. Owner leaving colony Apply 258. Middle Road, Si.icjapore. (862* 2,000 BOOKS at 10 cts. each. Singapore Book Score, 66. Bras Basah Road (852; LIVE FAT HENS' for curry or boiling, 38 cents kati. Write Orpington Sundsv
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      493 4 GREAT WORM) CABARET NOTICE. 8?w %r*J? g«l coupons, which ere accent lhat old sent shall not bo accepted nf?J c a P*tasUnfc. ou r patron? al I the 3<K exchange old coupons for QUCst 5 fore the 30th Aprils* PCw b? Dated the day 0 f A pHl, IBM CO.
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    REFUGEES AT PANGKOR WERE ATTACKED BY JAPANESE PLANE
    151 5 (From Ou Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. yoW the small junk, which now harbours 38 Hainanese refugees off X the shores of Pangkor, was pursued by a Japanese plane which ated and slightly damaged the boat is revealed in a statement official* •orded
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    SWEDEN PREPARES
    44 5 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 19. j c ol the 1935 class of conand those of the 1934 class, named for air defence, have led up for one month beginning 15, thus increasing Sweden's under arms from May 15 to 14 000 effectives.— Renter.
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    Taxi-Driver Fined For Car Theft
    189 5 from Our Own Correspondent/ j Johore Bahru. Tuesday. i TJiX t driver Tian Soon was to-day > A convicted on a charge of having stolen a motor car belonging to Koh A". Toon from the hired car stand on Feb. 26 He was fined SIQO
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    ROOSEVELT CALLS IN CHINESE MINISTER
    34 5 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 20. r FHE Chinese Ambassador had an interview with President Roosevelt yesterday morning. The Ambassador intimated afterwards that the Far Eastern situation generally war discussed. —Renter.
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    NEW FEARS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    92 5 Reuter. London, Apr. 20. THE feature cf yesterday's trading on the Stock Exchange was the early celling of silt edged by large Institutions, causing a general marking down ;cf prices, though when offenings, were well absorbed gilt-edged recovered sharply, imparting a brighter final tone to
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    BRITISH TROOPS AT GIBRALTAR
    55 5 Reuter. London, Apr. 19. The troopship Somerset." with first battalions of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and the Welsh Regiment aboard. s beinu held up at Gibraltar pending the arrival there of the Welsh Guards, who are leaving for a period of duty at Gibraltar on
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    TANGIER COUP DENIED
    89 5 Reuter. London, Apr. 19. THE Spanish authorities at Tangier have given the British Consul General the fullest assurances that there is no truth in the rumour that Spain intends to occupy the territory, according to a Spanish Press Service message, received by Reuter. The rumours are described
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    Maintenance Order Against Former Warder
    81 5 Singapore, Wednesday. A PROVISIONAL maintenance order made against Mr. David John White a former prisons warder, in .favour ot his wife Mrs. Birdie Rose White, by the Court of Summary Jurisdiction at Ipswich England, was confirmed with modifications by the Singapore Criminal District Court, to-day.
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    German Navy Off Spain
    36 5 Reuter. Berlin, Apr. 19. THE official list of calls to be made between *pr. 27 and May 10 next by the German Naval squadron comprises seven Spanish ani Cf'lta, Tangier and Lisbon.—Reuter.
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    "HONGKONG: A MONUMENT TO BRITISH PLUCK"
    103 5 Singapore, Wednesday. "I CANNOT forget the day when 1 an American visitor came to Hongkong—it was some years ago and I imagined for the first time. He was very, very ciitical. indeed, cf everything connected with the 3ritish Empire, but after he left Hongkong,
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    Cabaret Incident Case Postponed
    177 5 Singapore, Thursday. THE summons case brought against two Straits-born Chinese. Messrs. Charlie Chew and Tok Sam Mvi by Miss Tai Poh Lin for voluntarily causing hurt to her at the New World Cabaret on Mar. 7 which was begun on April 11 in the fourth police
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    Health Of Singapore
    75 5 TOTAL deaths in Singapore for the weeK ending Apr. 15 were 181. the death rate being 16.94 per mille. compared with 21.16 in the preceding weex and 26.03 In the corresponding week last year. Total births were 521. giving a birth rate of 48.77. The infantile death
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    SEGAMAT NOTES
    88 5 After a short absence from the district, Mr Cheah Koon Hwee, the wellknown tennis player has returned. t Government Office-, in Johore will be dosed on Wednesday due to Mandi Sa' par. Inche Hassan. District" Treasurer, has returned after a pilgnmage to Mecca. Government is spending a large
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    PASSENGERS BY THE MERKUR
    85 5 THE following passengers are expecteu by the Merkur from Australia abou: Apr. _o; *f r ""J J. Sherwin. Mr. and Mrs. J Main, Mr. E. Weaver, Mrs F L Lawler, Miss J. O'Brien, Mrs A S v d P L °'Meara. Mr. G. Daly ?S5?r M
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    Road Death Misadventure Verdict
    222 5 Singapore, Wednesday. AT the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of an aged Chinese named i Gaw Cheng Thye who was knocked down by a motor cycle ridden by a Tamil Christian. Elliott Davies. on Jalan Besar Road on March 26, Mr. W.G. Porter, the
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    CHINA'S FIGHT FOR PEACE
    119 5 Reuter. London. Apr. ?0. MR Quo Tai Chi. Chinese Ambassado" to Britain. addTCMtitg the British and North American Club to-day, expressed satisfaction that Mr. Roo evelt was equally emphatic about Asia as Europe Stressing the fact that China's grim fight for international political decency and afterwards
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    ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY
    57 5 Singapore. Wednesday.—Alleged to have participated in armed robbery yesterday afternoon at Upper Al-Junied Road, three youths, Lim Kirn Seng. 14. Seah Chai Lai, 17, and Niun Joo Kiah, were produced this morning before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker of the Third Police Court. All three were remanded till
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      28 5 ,i. Did you Maclean your teeth to-day? "What do you think?" Macleans PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE It yon use a solid dentifrice, try the new MACLEANS SOLID PEROXIDE DENTIFRICE
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      65 5 1 "KASABIN" j I The Rational I COUGH I CURE j FOR ALL AGES I Speedily effective in I BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, j WHOOPING COUGH, j CATARRH, SORE THROAT, j etc., etc. J j BENGAL CHEMICAL j I CALCUTTA BOMBAY. I Sole Agents for Malaya: j NAINA MOHAMED SONS, 4 5,
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      302 5 MILNERS' RELIABILITY THE SUPREME TEST AERIAL BOMBING IMP" FIRE AND FALL i Incorporated in S.S. > aamaaa i i W P.S. 78 B mtmmmmtmm I SIX FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! I To convince YOU of the advertising value of the Malaya Tribune, and to enable yon to tost it
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    OVER 250 ARABS ARRESTED
    41 6 Reuter. oHaifa,0 Haifa, Apr. 19. VER 250 Arabs, many of them Known to be terrorists, were arrested by British troops and police in the big anti-ter-rorist drive which has been going on in *he past 24 hours.—Reuter.
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    Doctor On Driving Charge
    200 6 Singapore, Wednesday. DR. CHARLES JOSEPH PEMBERTON PAGLAR was to-day charged in Court with driving negligently along Grove Road at 8.30 p.m. on Feb. 12. Mr. A.J. Braga was counsel for defence, while Court Inspector A.H. Frew prosecuted. The complainant in the case was Mr. F.W. Stevens
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    22 6 Reuter. Berli. Apr. untitled Lows have been premulgate enabling Germans livinc, 7" Bohemia, Moravia and Memel to h g r? number of
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    BLIND MAN FINED ON LOTTERY CHARGE
    117 6 i(From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. For assisting i n the management of a public lottery a blind well-dressed Chinese Was fined S2SC by Mr. P. F. V Radcliflfe in Itc First Magistrate's Court yesterday. J The accused was undefended and pleaded guilty. JK;
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    SOLDIER BOUND OVER
    61 6 > Singapore. Wednesday.- Pte Bfthttrd Taylor <30. of the Ist. Battn Mainert of $3 and a motor-car di licence aoneared before Mr L C Ooh U the Fifth Police Court kg' for judgment. um| nn^ S h^ ol^ h i P foUnd the accused guilty and bound
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      65 6 DOCTORS CHOOSE HBIANgmUFOOD Tgg n accm^anr4 iJSr ri ftiq'ttttr, t'tt mm Doctor' r name is not Jr published.) tBBBM ■X ff^^iiP^iii .he24thmonth_FOLLOW-ON TRUFOOD--g a complete diet allowing f nr I r j uwm o 'or tue progressive of solids. Obtainable from The Medical Hall, Ltd.. The VpZo. m Singapore. k?J,
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      976 6 T j To-day's Radio 1 J T APR. 20 I COLOMBO r~ SINGAPORE p m VPB 616 Mcs 48 7 im vdc 8 ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mdsi l jg mUSIc B.'To Opening v ZHP 30 metres (9.69 mc s) Hindustani music 6 25 gSHLJ?'* I b,i pm 120 The
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    India Has No Sympathy For Dictatorships, Says Visiting Banker
    258 7 IJESPITE the poverty in rW Singapore, Wednesday. ,J ot ~,ug e es Lo the i arge J*. •ere, part.cularly. the Chinese are ga V .st c Co,on y the peopte member of the Indian Education!,! s'e.v *1h M han Lal Tan
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    Committed To Assizes
    55 7 IFiwn Our Own Correspondent) ire Bahru. Wednesday —At the conof the preliminary inquiry into charge of causing grievcus hurt. Lai as committed for trial in the Asatoes by Sheikh Abu Bakar was alleged to nave cut Yew i; cc while he was asleen in his On Mar.
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    STOLE CLOTHES AS A JOKE!
    83 7 'Frew Oai Own Correspondent) s «*samat. Tuesday, po Chinese rubber tappers at s, 7 a sn,all village south of an,al ~ved as neighbours. One one ol them entered the 01 lh other while he was and collecting some clothing ,n a handle made off. clothing
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    3 a.m. Swim In Sea To Escape From Customs Officers
    450 7 Singapore, Wednesday. &t t V a aarge that he on A P ril 12 at 2.45 a.m. at: the 6th milestone, Pasir Panjang at sea did import dutiable tobacco that he did have in his possession 600 lbs. dutiable tobacco.
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    Sensational Kedah Robbery Case
    251 7 THE Court house of the second division J^K^ZZtSI was filled to capacity, when the $7,000 robh*™ gh Court 20 at Mentaloon, the residence of Tunku SurZl < mm,tted »n Jan. Tunku Mahniud, late Regent of Kedah came.?' f dau S hter H. the Hon. Mr. Justice
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    Late Mr. B. E. Ablitt
    74 7 A LIST of further poppy wreaths l laced F nn A ff t Cenotaph hi memory of Mr. \ro, No cricket Club of a aya. Gloria and Joe Holvoak Mr JLm *1 5 L M »™he S ter. Mr.' and dps. G.A. Potts. Mr T
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    MALAYAN MAGISTRATE RESENTS NAZI SALUTE
    170 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Wednesday. ENTERING the witness box to give evidence in case in which a Chinese lorry driver, of Selangor. was charged u.th offering a bribe of 20 cents to him, a Malay constable clicked his heels together and then raised his
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    Car On Fire In Wedding Procession
    115 7 (From Our Own Reporter) r f ipoh. Wednesday. CA£JM*TY NEARLY MARRED A C?lmS?£ MARRIAGE PROCESSION £LS°£ ON SAIURUAY AFTER. l£V2£" FIRE, AN OPEL S\l<><>\ B °R^ N,i A TO p A CHINES E AN f) 1 5F?5£ N 2 A PERAK NI'MBEK PLATE WAS
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY CHARGE
    22 7 26 A snrf nf WaS arrested 00 Mar, 17. and ■me case was nostponed to Anr o&rS3r ACCUseS on
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    PALESTINE HOPES
    678 10 AF deep significance at the present critical juncture in international affairs is the re-action in Muslim countries to Italy's occupation of Albania. Reports speak of the disillusionment of Muslims and sarcastic references are made to the title of "Protector of Arab Muslims" which Signor Mussolini conferred upon himself.
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    A WOMAN looks at Adolf HITLER
    993 10  -  He Is Fifty To-day By Rosita Forbes IN the early days—I interviewed him soon after he came to power—Hitler reminded me of Gandhi He seemed to me equally sincere and self-sacrificing, equally conscious of an inferiority complex and equally impractical because, as he said
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    CABINET TO APPOINT MUNITIONS MINISTER
    275 11 Russia Turkey Still Outside Defensive Pact Reuter. London, Apr. 20. 1 1 is understood that at yesterday's meeting the Cabinet approved in principle of the proposal to set up a body to deal with the question of supply of munitions and materials for the War
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    STATEMENT BY LORD HALIFAX
    1076 11 Reuter. London. Apr. 19. THE suggestion that there might be an act of war against British shipping was made by Lord Strabolgi in the course of a debate in the House of Lords on foreign affairs. Lord Halifax, replying, assured Lord Strabolgi that the subject had
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    Bulgaria To Come In
    61 11 British Wireless. London, Apr. 20. THE Bulgarian Minister, M. Momi hiioff, left London yesterday ia tor consultation with Kimr and M. Kiosseivanoff, Buln Prime Minister, and is cxi turn in a few days. His is r aided as another indicant the part Great Britain, as well
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    SMUTS FOILS NAZI PLOT
    88 11 CAPETOWN, APR. 20. pENERAL SMUTS, REPLYING TO v DEB \TF IN THE UNION !>API [AMENT ON THE BILL TO TAKE OVER THE SOUTH-WEST AN POLICE. DECLARED HUNDREDS OF YOUNG WERE BEING SENT \LLY FROM SOUTH-WEST RICA TO GERMANY AND REKING AS FULLY TRAINED ERS. THE REMAINDER
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    EIRE TO GET READY
    51 11 Reuter. Dublin, Apr. 20. THE Eire Government has laun- ched a plan for recruitment of approximately 10,000 volunteers or territorials, to bring the total of the armed forces up to 30,000. There is a territorial force now .of about 8.1.00 and the regular force is approximately
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    STOP PRESS
    107 11 Reuter. Shanghai. Apr. 20. An engagement between a force of about 200 Chinese guerrillas and a small body of Japanese troops occurred last night in the vicinity of Hungjao aerodrome, on the western outskirts of Shanghai. Beth sides used rifles and machineguns and the clash, which lasted an
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    Sabotage On French Liner: Two Deaths: Art Treasures Safe
    361 11 Reuter. Havre, Am\ IS THE 35,000 ton liner "Paris," which was due to leave to-day with passengers for the New York World I air, has sunk after the fire, which began at 10.30 last night, had apparently been mastered. There were
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    Chinese Surrounding Canton
    153 11 Hongkong, Apr. 20. now enveloped by Chinese troops from three sides, the whole line extending- 90 miles. As the result of a week's fighting, ly 5 000 square miles of territory have been recovered, covering more than 500 villages. ftese planes yesterday raided White Cloud Mountain on
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    NAVAL MOVEMENT
    65 11 Reuter. Berlin, April 20.—The German naval squad: on to tvarcise off Spain left its stations yesterday and is now taking n southerly route, Reuter is officially infermed.—Reuter. Washington, April 20. The Senate has approved of the National Defence Bill authorising the expenditure of $668,000,000 on naval air bases
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    BRITISH WAR PRACTICE
    178 11 British Official Wireless. London, April 20. JHJS year the British Army manoeuvres which will be held from about Sept. 15 to Sept. 23 and will include a strategic road and rail movp of the First Corps from Aldershot to Yorkshire. Their purpose will be to practise on
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    AXIS THREAT TO ENTENTE?
    188 11 "Decisive Hour" Reuter. "IHE decisive hour will strike in the western basin of the Mediterranean and on the banks of the Rhine," declares an Italian journal, declaring that the conflict is now carried to the Western front. Berlin, Apr. 20. 'JHE Reich stands in the shadow
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    JAPANESE SHIPS WITH 18-IN. GUNS?
    95 11 London, April 20. THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty was asked in the House of Commons yes. terday if he would give particulars of reports received by the Admiralty to the effect that the Japanese Government were contemplating the building of warships armed with 18-inch
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    War Will Continue Until We Regain Our Independence, Says General Chiang
    255 12 NO PEACE TALKS NOW Reuter. Chungking, Apr. 19. "IN the circumstances, there is no possibility of peace," said General Chiang Kai Shek to foreign pressmen. l!e added: "China resorted to resistance to preserve her national life, liberty and independence.
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    HIT PREGNANT WOMAN ON HEAD
    258 12 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 19. nESCRIBED as a 'despicable type #f of man' who had committed a 'very cowardly assault,' Phang Sang, a middle-aged Chinese who had hit a woman on the head with a parang when she was in advanced stage
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    GAFENCU-RIBBENTROP CONVERSATIONS
    73 12 Reuter. 1 Berlin. Apr. 19. I An official communique issued alter the conference between M Gafencu the Rumanian Foreign NAnister. and Herr yon Ribbentrop. .states: "The conversations were conducted in a spirit of friendship and it appears that similarity or views on questions concerning the two countries was
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    Royal Visit To America: Programme Of The Tour
    273 12 Reuter. London, Apr. 19. TPHE official programme of Their Majesties' visit to America ha> been issued. Their Mnje-ties will enter the United States ;«t Ni «ga-a Kails late in the evening on June 7, where they will be received by the c
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    MEXICAN OIL
    48 12 Reuter. New York. Apr. 19 President Roosevelt told the nrp« conference that no was hopeful that an agreement would be workei out betwe™, the American oil comoamps n«i *v Mexican GovernmenHve\ the "cxnro* pnated oil lands. The PreSfent £2« fast talked with Mr. Richberg X h£
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    More Water For Klang: $60,000 Scheme Approved
    98 12 (From Our Own Correspondent J Klang, Apr. 19. The Government of Selangor ha< approved a scheme costing about 560.000 for the purpose of extending the Subahg Reservoir, whose circumference will be increased from 18 1 2 to 15 miles. This will ensure a
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    FIRE IN GOVT. QUARTERS
    103 12 l 'From Our Own Correspondent) Parit Buntar. Apr. 19. A FIRE broke out in one of the 2 Government quarters. Nebong Tebal on Sunday night but the only damage sustained was a burnt bedroom, thanks to the timely action of an Indian who put o ut
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    "GERMAN RISING IN S.-W. AFRICA WILL BE ABORTIVE"
    199 12 Reuter. I Windhoek (S.W.A.), Apr. 19. npO augment the police forces of South-West Africa, 500 police reserves from the Union are expected to reach here to-morrow. In the meanwhile. Folice from various stations in South Africa are concentrating at Windhoek where hasty
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    Blank After Drink
    94 12 'From Ow Own Rejyorter) t iS? h A P r 19 J was so drunk that I did not know what I was doing I request Your Worship to repatriate me to India." said Ramasamy, in the Ipoh Police Court on Monday when he pJeadPtl guilty tn
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    Stole A Hat
    43 12 (from Our Own Reporter) Ipoh Apr. 19.—For stealing a hat from a bicycle left outside the Town Disoensary on Monday morning, an aged Chinese was sentenced to seven days imprisonment when he pleaded guilty in th Ipoh Police court yesterday.
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    Japan Is In No Mood To Discuss Peace
    294 12 Roosevelt Will In Vain Suggest Conference Reuter. Tokyo, Apr. 19. PRESIDENT Roosevelt intends to send a personal nolo to the Japanese Government similar to the communication;; to Hitler and Mussolini, according to the Asahi Shimbun, which adds: "Mr. Roosevelt will probably announce
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    AXIS RECOGNISES "PEACE FRONT'S" GROWING STRENGTH
    84 12 Reuter. Rome, Apr. 19. PROPOSALS that Hungary should align her policy with the RomeBerlin Axis in view of the growing strength of the "Peace Front" are being made by the Hungarian Premier, Count Teleki, who arrived this afternoon accompanied by Count Csaky Foreign Minister.
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    STAND UNITED, URGES GEN. SMUTS
    110 12 Reuter. ('ape Town, Apr. 18. TMiE country's participation in war was a question for the people themselves, said General Smuts in a speech here on the South African Government's war policy. He added "but if things go as thty appear to be going to-day, if
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    Food Distribution Plan In U.S.A.
    79 12 Reuter. New York. Apr. 19 A plan to distribute surplus foodstuffs among families wi*h low incomes will b'. tried experimentally in the near futu ,f announced the Secretary of Agriculttv Mr. H. A. Wallace. A new system of food stamps will be used at Rochester,
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    I. R. A. Still Active
    25 12 Reuter. London. Apr. 1H Explosions wrecked two telephone kiosks in north-west London last night. Thrrr p «.«Nprs-hy were injured.- Rcvtef
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    CORDELL HULL ATTACKS BARTER SYSTEM
    204 12 [Preventing World j Trade Recovery Reuter. Washington, Apr. ll>. MR. COKDELL HULL, Secretary of State, emphatically denounced Germany's barter system as an injurious boomerang in a statement yesterday evening. He declared that (1) it was a highly disruptive influence in world commerce, (2) it was
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    Peace Plan
    13 12 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 19.—Honduras has endorsed President Roosevelt's peace olan—Reuter. I
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    Panic In Ramdurg: People Quit The State
    125 12 United Press. llubii. Apr. l L THERE is still considerable panic i» the villages, and about three fourths of the population of >urr ban and Kitoor and about 2,000 people from Ramdurg town itself have left for the adjacent British territories. Women and
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    ALLEGED SALE OF SECRETS TO GERMANY
    518 13 Consul Said To Be Involved Reuter. A cpvci t London, Apr. 19. A SATI ONAL submission by the prosecution, that a labourer emh,,i I n C(l u n t*F R yal or(lna »ce Factory ai Euxton, Lancashire, naa BOlda highly confidential secret plan of
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    MARKET COMES TO COURT!
    151 13 From Our Oivn Correspondent) Seremban, Apr. 19. VSTRANGEK to Seremban could v been excused had he misi men the Magistrate's Court preiscfl yesterday morning for a vege- market, for there were heaps and b* aps of all kinds of vegetables, and, in addition, nine Chinese' wkers
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    Burglar's 'Haul' Returned To Rightful Owners
    133 13 im Our On n Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 19 PROPERTY stolen by Jimmy Nelson, lhe ycung Eura ian railway fitter, i, ul: of his "desire for psych logical stimula ion" were returni I to their respective, owners at the before the Chief Mr. Justice
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    BENES TO MAKE COME-BACK?
    29 13 REUTER. CHICAGO, APR. 19. DR. BKNES (EX-PRESIDENT OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA) HAS ACCEPTED THE LEADERSHIP OF AN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT FOR IHE RESTORATION OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA.—REUTER.
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    H. M. S. CORNWALL IN PENANG
    73 13 'From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Apr. 19.—H.M.S. "Cornwall," a heavy cruiser arrived in Penang yesterday from Europe on her way to the China Station where she will be stationed at Shanghai. The cruiser, which canies a crew of about G5O people, has six aeroplanes:
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    HURT BY FAN
    36 13 A Chinese, reported to have been cut on the forehead by the blade of an electric fan in a house at Desker Road was taken to the General Hospital at 2M this morning.
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    To-day's News Review
    517 13 fjH Hi i: L\ S indication at the resumption of the Commons session that lie had nothing further to say regarding the building up cl ression pact was disap|*>inting. Reports of conversations w *ith Russia and Turkey had led most people to expect an announcement that they
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    Rotary Leader To Be Feted In Klang
    231 13 'From Our Oini Correspondent) Klang, Apr. 19.—Dr Alex O. Potter will be the chief guest cf honour at a dinner which will be held on Saturday by the Klang and Coast Rotarians. Dr. Potter has been active in Rotary work In his club
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    22 13 Rembau Jelei Rubber, Ltd., recommend a final dividend in respect of last financial year of 2i/- per cent., payable on May 18.
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    Talks On Palestine
    96 13 Reuter. A London, Apr. 19. SKED as to whether the discussions on recently held in Egypt were a continuation of the London Conference, Mr. Mac Donald replied irr the negative. He added that since the termination of the London Conference, the British Government had been considering their
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    FRESH HOPE FOR TIN
    118 13 Reuter. London. Apr. 10. PRELIMINARY discussions are re--1 ported to be taking place between the United State; Government and the Inter i.it onal Tin Committee, for the sale to America of tia as war reserve. Well-informed circles, while not denying the possibility of such talks, have
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    U. S. TRAINING PILOTS
    38 13 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 20.—a Bill authorising the civil aeronautics authority to start immediate primary training of civilian air phots has been passed l y the House of Representatives and sent to the Senate. -Reuter.
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    Bigger Warships For Far East
    237 13 Reuter. London, Apr. 19. JJAVAL and Far Eastern circles are most interested by the Admiralty's announcement of the recall of the 22-year-old cruiser "Cardiff" to be replaced by a larger vessel. Some predict that the 10,000 ton "Edinburgh," now completing trials and outfitting and due
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    FISH SWIM IN FLOODED ROAD
    55 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Parit Buntar, Apr. 19.—The road between Brich and Changkat Lobak, near Bagan Serai, is completely flooded making traffic almost impassable The inundated area occupies three miles, and up to a depth cf a foot. In some places, fish can be seen
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    9 14 An incident in yesterday's Soccer friendly on the padang.
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    Wearnes Well On The Way To League Honours
    486 14 Wearnes Well On The Way To Leag ue Honours S.C.S. BEATEN YESTERDAY Tbl victory, the seventh in eight mutch* together with one match awn gives Wearnes 15 points in the ie The Cold Storage are two points them m nine matches, but the H in and Shanghai Bank, who have
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    Keppel Golf Club
    235 14 rollowine is the draw for oj t- <": for the April Mixed Foursome Go opetition to !>.• played on Sunday af_*- ADril 23 tne Keppej uou Mr H 1. Armati &G. V. And. v/, v Mi. vv. Gtinstone &m. g. flar.ey BAj X A Elder &A. M
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    TENNIS AT S. C. C.
    144 14 Singapore. Thursday. EXCELLENT tennis was seen in the semi-final of the Mixed Doubles at the S.C.C yesterday between Mr. and Mrs. Warden and Cherrington and Mrs. Sewell. The match went to three sets and had to be left unfinished with the posiM.-n 6 —6 in
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    S. C. R. C.
    136 14 TIES in the S.C.R.C. tennis tour- nament ulayed on Hong Lim Green yesterday resulted as fillows: "A* Singles Handicap: John Lim f—l2) beat Seah Keng Siew (—6». 6—2, I*—4; Tan Yong Poh (—6» beat Loh Poon Lip t— 6). 6—4, 7—5. "B" S'ngles Handicap: Sim Teng
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    S.R.C.
    131 14 The following were the results of the ties played in the Lawn Tenni.s tournament at the S.R.C. yesterday evening:— Championship Singles .veini-finals: H M. Balhatchet beat A. Watts 6- 8; 6 -4. singles Handicap "A": G.E.N. Oehlers I 13» beat C.A. NorrLs (-3» 6-4--7—5. Singles semi-finals: H M de
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    SOCCER SAPPERS HEAD THE SENIOR DIVISION TABLE
    383 14 Recs Beaten 4 1 At The Stadium Singapore, Thursday. RJS. 4. S.R.C. 1 JJULL soccer, occasionally re lieved by periods of bright play, was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the R E. beat the S.R.C. in a Div. 1 league
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    Philippine Visitors Beaten
    251 14 Singapore, Thursday. T H E Singapore Ch »nese Amateur Athletic Federation volley-ball team scored a brilliant victory over nV 6 ,r i V orld Olympic team of the Far Eastern University last night at the Happy World Covered Stadium by 63 points to 33 points. JSX bes
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    Muar Table Tennis Team In Singapore
    141 14 (From Our Own Correspondent* Muar, Tuesday. THE honour of be ng the first team to make a tr.T .te ri pore ftuJ jjlav a serlei of inter club matches f< 11 t:> the Muar Cheng Cheng table tennis team who visited Singapore during the
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    Chong Hwa To Meet Philippine Basketball Team
    209 14 (BY "PETE") FINAL anangcments were con- iluded late last night and follower* c' ha* f -bp" in Pi" will be pleased to hear that the Chrinr Hwa hatkU-ball team will arrive in Singaoore on Fiiday m< nin? and will r>»av <\vo IWmes here
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    S. C. C. Cricket
    61 14 The following members have accepted o p!ay for Public Services and Law vs. Etcetera.-, on Sunday at 11 a.m. at S.C.C.;— P. Bartiam, Dr. J. A P. Camercn. r. D. G. A. Cooper. A. F. Hunter, J. E. Jeaas. R M. Marsh, J B. Potter J.
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    Fort Canning Beat Gordons At Cricket
    238 14 Singapore, Thursday. PLAYING at Tanglin yesterday the 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders lost to a Fort Canning team by 46 runs when the latter declared at 127 for nine wickets. Wilton and Telford were the top scorers for the Fort each scoring 27 runs, while
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    MUAR POLICE HOLD CHINESE TO A DRAW
    154 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. THE unfinished game between the Police and the Chinese, which was brought to a close seventeen minutes before time when one of the goal posts suddenly collapsed, was continued at the Government English School ground. At the
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    I. A. Cricket
    74 14 Tin Indian Association cricket team agaiu-t the St. Andrew's on Saturday at the 1 a ground at 2 p.m. will b,. a>. tuliow.s: S.th-mparam (capt.), Singh, Dharamaraj, Natraja, Nakhoda, S AnIqbal Singh, S. S. Varma. B. S. Varma, S. S. Chowdhury and Bhatri. Reserves:—A-ghar and Mansoor On
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    Archibald Retains His Featherweight Title
    101 14 Reuter. Providence, Rhode Island, Api. 18 IN the first world championship 1 fight ever to be held Rhode liland, Joey \r< hibaUl successfully defended nis world featherweight title, outpointing Leo Rodak in a la-round contest Archibald was always th? more aggrtssive and landed noire of.
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    S.C.C. Reserves Lose Soccer Friendly
    447 14 S.C.C II I; llih Bear* Batttry (BJf.) Singapore. Thursday. DOGGLD persistence won the Uu\ for the 11th Heavy ttaitery when they beat the second strin» vi the S.C.C. by the odd goal in thrrr in a friendly game of soccer on the Padang yesterday evening.
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    50 14 The following members have accep to play for S.C.C. I vs. Lovul Regimen I on Saturday April 22. at the Stads J. A. S. Taylor. W. N. Rothery. A M.-Cafiery. F. C. Still. C C Wei F. E. Hutchinson. E A Corless Prescott. H. P-helsheim, C. Milton Fraser.
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    City & Suburban Result
    132 15 City Suburban Result London. Apr. 19. i < m -day, Mrs. Lionel Devoir! lit—B, ridden by wen the City and five lengths, beating T. Barclay's Mormond 11.11. I by Carslakc, 'vith M. Iran (9—l) one third, away. ur-year-cfd colt bred in the British St. Leger Va. bought by Mr. ent
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    Mayfair Badminton Party
    188 15 *H1 1 wing championship touri ul the May fail B.P. re- follows:— H Open airs Championship— H 1 Miss Winnie Gch. RunH Mary Lee. with 3rd PI ice H Open Siaglts Championship for Br v I- (League System) Mr. rok H Kee Li ig's Shield and Mr.
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    SPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    38 15 ror the Mens W Doubles Champion Singapore. The per competitor for > Per pair for the I d tc May 4. Entry 1 > I<? from the Hon. j >.B A co The Aslatic Ltd., The Arcade.
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    FINAL FAST GALLOPS FOR SATURDAY
    769 15 Scarlet Tiger And Sunbeam Best ROYAL HAMPTON, BARFORD IMPRESS: TOVARICH OUT tiftr** (Ry Mar cus Superhus'') cILTf r ha J e 4 be n the «nal gallops for most of lite horses tractat 8 ra?es Were one ,nrou h on the g/VaoV,£ T,mah th,s corning
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    NEWTON ROCKLITES CRICKET
    67 15 The following will be selected to represent the "Roc-Mites" in a cricket match on Sunday. April 23 at 2 15 n m against the S.H.B.J.S.C. on the SHE-' ground. S. Ortega J. Phang. H. Schooling, S Woodford L. D Almeida, c. Lazaroo B. Zuzarte, w. Dana. N.
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    71 15 The following have accepted to oUy p a i he s L n l P or Non-gender, vs X A c. at B*letax on Sunday at 11.6 c Brigadier C. A. E. Cadell.M.C. J A Dean (Capt. >, A. Gilmour, Comdr H J Haynes, R N., C Hewefcon.
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    Uniteers Beat G. E. C. 4—3
    116 15 )N a scrappy game of soccer played yesterday on the Clerical Union ground, the Uniteers Sports Club beat the 6 E C by the odd ?oal in seven in the Business Ht;asc> l eague. Play at the start was of an even nature and
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    149 15 Mf n*ii Sm Sapore. Thursday. The following are the teams and starting times for the Ladies match between Garrison Golf Club and Roy xl Singapore Golf Club, to be played it Tanghn on Tuesday Apr. s.G C. players mentioned first* Mrs T VaJS* Meneur (10 vs. Airs. j.
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    51 15 ww London. Apr. 20. nJrv! 11 X e Z ro holder of the world lightweight and welterweight boxw4CM a :T° nShi S defends his n TnS YU le gainst the British cham- pion. Ernie Roderick, of Liverpool over 5 .i B a, at
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    47 15 me lollowing will represent Con's XI agamst the llth A.A. Bty. R.A. Changi ground y at UIC Clerical Unio Souza, Ahmad. Seng ChyfiSSZd* i aCk Tonq H Oammell, T Mlnjoot. Pern- Quee. Liang Peng, Beng Chong. M de Souza. Choo Lim Reserves: Boon Ens, V. Garnell.
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    120 15 Singapore, Thursday. THE S H.B. defence was too good for the hard-working R.A.K forward line, which was successfully held up by the former without conceding a goal, when they met yesterday on the S.H.B. padang in a Second Division "B" match
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    186 16 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. REELING depressed because he was ill had no money, and no work, a middle-aged Chinese decided to commit suicide, and when he met a couple of clansmen, he told them of his intention. His clansmen, a barber and carpenter, fallowed him to
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    24 16 Reuter. Berjin. Apr. 20.—Yesterday Herr Hitler Gafencu. Rumanian Foreign Minister, in the presence of Herr Yon Ribbentrop (General Foreign Minister>. —Reuter.
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    1392 16 (From Our Oton Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. "I WOULD advocate for venereal ailments, public health measures, and methods of treatment along the same lines as those for other widespread infectious diseases. "Once prudery and ignorance are expelled, both authorities and public can work hand
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    546 17 Singapore, Wednesday. iLLEGING that her husband committed adultery with a Chinese ex- cabaret dancer, in February last year, a European woman, Mrs Ruth jeobel Tan. was to-day granted a decree nisi from her husband a Uwyer, Mr. Tan Peng Yong, in the High
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    334 17 TOMORROW for ALL .4 good day for the getic and enterpris- 2 ."t uhom some pleasant sur- 2 forthcoming. Help- 2 jricnds will be met and some 2 e j L l business tips are likely to 2 received. Get going with any S y lC
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    581 17 Singapore, Wednesday. £ULOGISING the qualities of the Chinese—their industry, ability and ingenuity—Professor C. A. Middleton-Smith who occupied the Taikoo Chair for engineering in the Hongkong University for more than 25 years, told Singapore Rotarians in an address to-day that he was confident
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    124 17 Singapore, Wednesday. PENTLNCE of two years' rigorous imv prisonment was passed on Soh Hock Kirn. an unemployed sailor, who was convicted to-day by Mr. L B. Gibson, the District Judge, of possession of 200 tahils non-Government chandu valued at $1,600. The contraband, contained in three 1
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    245 18 Central News. Chungking. COME 2« medical, dental and phar- maeeutxa! schools in lhe interior aie turning out medical personnel for services at the front and in th> rear. In addition there are 20 midwifery and 25 nursing schools operating. The medical colleges of the National
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    89 18 Central News Kunminsr. r-ITH a view to increasing the agricul- toiral productivity of Yunnan, one the '•economic base" provinces to susj 1 in the national strength tor resistance, i 1 provincial authorities are negotiatwith the Farmers' Bank of China anting to $1.000.000 for the i
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    218 18 SOME PR A CTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOR BRITAIN, FRANCE, RUSSIA U.S.A.' A STRONG China is the chief factor in various powers' legitimate interests in ments the Sao Tang Pao, official organ of the Chi leader on the informal discussions which took pi;
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    Sun Vat-Sen University Now In Chengkiang
    119 18 Kunming. fleeing from Japanese clutches in Canton ;.nd having travelled oyer 300 miles. National Sun Vat-sen University j s finally settled down in Chengkiang, south of this city, where classes have resumed. The College o{ Arts under Dean Kang Woo. Ltt. D. has a
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    Co-operatives Carry On Despite The War
    193 18 Central News. Chungking. ns\v industrial cu-opera-tivc nits, buJt on the principle of maximum decentralisation, are showing- their ability to continue functioning in the face of constant air bombing which has often paraI Jysed the larger factories, j During the recent series of raids on
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    Suiyuan Magistrates Lead Bands Of Guerrillas
    418 18 Central News. Yalta, Shensi. MAGISTRATES of Saiyaaa pro. A »s- rinee are no longer iu?r» in comfortable offices bat on horseback Riding al the head of lh: militia units re-organised as rnernlla troops, they da-h here and ihere. greeting military opt rations against the
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    MILITARY TRAINING
    52 18 Central News. Chungk'ng A resolution was recently adented by I the Military Affairs Commission calling for the military trning of the entire people of the nation between the ages of eighteen and fifty. The measures is aimed at est relishing a true foundation for the nation's military strength
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    90 19 WILL HE HAVE TO RESLGN? Wor king Committee Has Not Yet Been Formed Sj( Mta Congress President, had be"', with Mahatma (.andh. with regard to the- constitution "v ha. born no fruit. Maha nltca to Sjt Baaa that s.nec theft. is s„ much disagree. ~n
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    THREE ALTERNATIVES
    268 19 Reuter. toiidenl adds:— on account <>» th.- breakdown of iiations, there is speoulai m ial Sjt, Bose would do. s seem to fee open to I r resign before the i.CJ tying that since he cure the co-operation the matter of the the Working Comr!:e Pant resolution not
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    More Resolutions For The A.I.C.C.
    136 19 New Delhi. Aor. 16. ■tOF. Ranga, Mr. Sri Prakasa. Sirdai Mangal Singh, Mr. KulChaliha and Pandit Laksh■,ka«ta Moitra, Members of the lPßlta l have given notice J| the t..!| «rin g resolution tor the uieaUa meeting of the A I C calls upo:i the vvorl:
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    No-Confidence Motion!
    106 19 United Press. New Delhi Apr. 15. FOLLOWING is thK text of the resolution which five members of the Central Assembly, who are also members of lhe All India Congress Committee, have sent under registered cover to the Acting General Secietarv A ICC to-day:— "This meeting of the All
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    310 19 United Press. Bombay, Apr. Hi.—Mr. K. C Deshpande ol Baroda died here vester«tv at the ace of 70. He was a r,! n ?onJ 0n of Shri Aurobindo Ghosh iiU 190. and connected with the agitation following the Bengal Part tion.—-(United Press). Bombay. Anr. 16.-Dr. Schacht,
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    Fears That Delegates To The A. I. C. C. Will Be Insulted Are Baseless
    88 19 Jamadoba, Apr. 17. I POOH-POOH the apprehension entertained by some people that agents provocateur may be set up by hostile agencies with a view to Insulting some of our guests," says Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose ongrett
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    526 19 United Press. rpHE following is the full text of the President's statement: "It has been brought to my notice by the Sscretary of the Bengal Provincial Congress Committee that certain friends in Calcutta hold the view that visitors should net be allowed at the next meeting
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    PREPARATIONS FOR A.I.C.C.
    132 19 United Press Calcutta, Apr. 13. THE BP C C Executive have commenced in right earnest making necessary arrangements in connection with the ensuing meetings of the A i re and the Working Committee. On enquiries, made in this connection United Press understands that the work has been
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    Annual Demonstration At The School Of Artillery
    122 20 The 2nd Battalion, The Loyal Regiment, beating the Retreat on the Padang, on Monday afternoon. The annual demonstration took place at lie School of Artillery, Larkhill. Salisbury Plain, in the presence of about five hundred officers of the Army, Navy and Air Force.
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      20 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI -No. 93. 8IXt^I>0NL. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1939 FIVE CENTS.
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      RUSSIA WILL BACK BRITAIN AND FRANCE AGAINST AXIS
      677 1 In Return For Support Against Attack By Japan Reuter. Qtalin has broken his mysterious IN REGARD TO THE NON-ACCRE-SSiON PACT, AND HAS ACTED SWIFTLY HE HAS RECALLED HIS PRINCIPAL ENVOYS TO FOREIGN STATES FCR A CONFERENCE IN MOSCOW, IS EXPECTED TO PROPOSE
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      HITLER'S BIRTHDAY PARADE
      163 1 Reuter. Berlin. April 20. pn TV thousand troops assembled earij fhis morning to take part in i, c biggest parade the capital jas known, m honour of the birth J») ol Hitler, who is 50 to-day. 'or five hours they goosestepped marched through the city. honourary citizenHitler,
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      ITALY LINING UP HUNGARY AND YUGOSLAVIA
      68 1 Reuter. Rome, April 20. I tis anxious to see a pact jiegotiri between Hungary and Yugoindicated here in connection J visit of M. Teleki and Chaky, n Premier and Foreign Mini- -tively. it is understood that ia, was the chief subject of the the
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      U. S. ENVOY TO SPAIN
      28 1 Reuter. hington, Apr. 20.—President velt has nominated Mr. Weddell, at Ambassador to Buenos Aires, as ador to Burgos, the new capital un, Reuter.
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      DEMAND FOR CONSCRIPTION
      25 1 Crowds hang around Downing Stic?t daily waiting fcr new development.-., urging Ministers to "get on with the j( b and shouting "Conscription!"
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      EMPIRE READY
      207 1 Reuter. Mr. nun-chill London Apr 20 gPEAKING at length or th* inter national situation at tie dinner of the Canada Club, Mr. Winston Churchill dealt with th.: part played by the Empire and said that if on some fateful day Mr. Chamberlain was compelled to give the signal
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      SHIPS DIVERTED FROM SUEZ TO CAPE
      135 1 Reuter. London, April 20. A RIT ISH steamship company has ?riffi d t0 end certai n shins on" Far fuez S2S. Via the Ca^e of ,T^ n o. Cffi a] of the Brocklebank Line <Liverpool) said that the reason was one If Tf rpfn
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      AXIS THREAT TO ENTENTE?
      189 1 "Decisive Hour" Reuter. 'THE decisive hour will strike in the western basin of the Mediterranean and on the banks of the Rhine declare. S" SftJSSiZ? °qw SB i I Berlin, Apr. 20. Reich stands in the shadow of the German sword," declared Dr. Gob he Is,
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      EIRE TO GET READY
      47 1 Reuter. Dublin, Apr. 20. J'HE Eire Government has launched a plan for recruitment of approximately i 0,003 volunteers or territorials, to bring the total oi the armed forces up to 30,000. There is a territorial force now of about 8,000 and the Woximately
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      MORE CHINESE SUCCESSES REPORTED
      317 1 Reuter. JAPANESE PLANES DESTROYED ~,,>,„ v Shanghai, Apr. 20. "-1 hi a> P a f es "•>» ""houl further claims of Chinese successes lh.f rh n» US Tl*- Am X ,he Imtm «"rtmeiil one allegin;,irom where lhe Japanese are alleged (o be considering oacuation. Reports assert
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      CORDIAL NOTE OF JAPANESE EMPEROR
      27 1 Reuter. Tokyo, April 20. THE Japanese Emperor has 1 cabled to Herr Hitler cordial felicitations to-day on the occasion of his birthday—Reuter.
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      Mr. C.R. Cherry Elected To Succeed Sir John Bagnall
      79 1 Singapore, Thursday. AT a meeting of the Board of Electors of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the Hon. Mr. C. R. Cherry was elected to fill the vacancy on the Legislative Council created by the resignation cf Sir John Bagnall who
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      Death Of Mr. V.P.F. Walsh I
      169 1 Singapore, Thursday. WE regret to record the deatn of iMr. Victor P. F. Walsh, of the Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd., i which occurred at the General Hospital at midday tn-day. Mr. Walsh's death was very sudden. lie was apparently in his usual health
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      Congress President In Great Predicament
      461 2 WILL HE HA YE TO RESIGN? Working Committee Has Not Yet Been Formed New Delhi. Apr. 17. I l \l)f KSTANI) from informed links thai the COl respondents which Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose. Congress President, had beep carrying on with Mahatma Gandhi with regard to
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      PREPARATIONS FOR A.I.C.C.
      127 2 Calcutta. Apr 13. THE BP. C.C Executive have commenced in right earnest making necessary arrangements in connection with the ensuing meetings of the A.I.C.C. and the Working Committee. On enquiries, made In this connection United Press understands that th? work has been ent.nsted to different subcommittees, such
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      No-Confidence Motion!
      108 2 New Delhi Apr IS. FOLLOWING is the text ol the reselatfen which live memlit is (»i the entral Assembly, who are also members of the All India Congress Committee, have sent under registered cover to the Acting General Seevetarv A I.C.C. to-day:— "This met ting of the Ali
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      335 2 Lahore. Apr. 12.—Replying to a question in the Punjab Assembly to-day Sir Sikandar Hyat Khan. Premier, stated that 18 riots took place in the Province during last year.—(United Press). Bombay, Apr. IG.—Mr. K. C Deshoande of Baioda died here yesterday at the age of 70. He
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      Fears That Delegates To The A.I.C.C. Will Be Insulted Are Baseless
      74 2 Jamadoba Vi J POOH-POOH the apprehension entertained by son;,. agents provocateur may be set up bv hostile age view to insulting some of our says Sjt. Subhas I Congress President, in a statement to United Press in c< the
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      SJT. SUBHAS BOSE'S ASSURANCE
      523 2 THE following is the full text of the President's statement: i "It has been brought to my notice by lhe Secretary of the Bengal Provincial Congress Committee that certain friends in Calcutta hold the view that visitors should not be allowed at the next meeting of
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      157 2 New Delhi. Apr. It DltOF. Kanga, Mr. Sri Praam Sirdar Mangal Singh, Mr Kui adhar Chaliha and Paniiit Ijkshnvkanta Moitra. Member* <H Central Assembly, have giver Mtw ff the following resolution t< j Calcutta meeting of the Alt* "This Ccmmitte.e calls upon tin ing committee
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      Maintaining Order in Far East And Upholding World Peace
      277 3 St )ME PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOR BRITAIN, FRANCE, RUSSIA USA. Chungking. "A STRONG China is the chief factor in safeguarding the various powers' legitimate interests in this country,' 1 comments the Sao Tang Pao, official organ of the Chinese Army in a
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      Sun Yat-Sen University Now In Chengkiang
      118 3 X ii n ming. from Japanese clutches ir anion and having travelled miles. National Sun Vat-sen University is finally settled nukiang, south of* this city, where classes have resumed. The College of Arts under Dean Kang Woo. Lit. d. has a record attendance. Dean
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      Co-operatives Carry On Despite The War
      189 3 Chungking". /CHINA'S new industrial co-opera. live units, buili on the principle of maximum de.centralisation, are showing their ability to continue functioning in the face of constant air bombing which has often paralysed the larger factories. During the recent senes of raids on Shensi on
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      Suiyuan Magistrates Lead Bands Of Guerrillas
      262 3 I Yuhn, Shensi. I t| m ISTR AIILSJ of Suiwian proI M vi, > are no longer iufin« in iWe offices but on horseback. 1 at ih>» head of militia .u.ivcd as guerrilla dash here and there, arj operations against id rs, an.l pacifying
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      MILITARY TRAINING
      34 3 Chungking ion was recently adapted by fairs Commission calliiu traing oi the entire the nation between the ages ud fifty. The measures is Wishing a true foundation I ion's military strength.— Hem.
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      Annual Demonstration At The School Of Artillery
      120 4 The 2nd Battalion, The Loyal Regiment, beating the Retreat on the Padang, ringapore. The annual demonstration took place at ihe School of Artillery. Larkhill, Salisbury Pbin. in the nresence of about five hundred officers of the Army, Navy and Air Force. The object
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      RALPH BELLAMY ON VACATION
      170 4 IJALPH Bellamy, Columbia's contract leading man, arrived in New York from Hollywood accompanied by Mrs. Bellamy. They remained in New York for a few days, then entrained for Washington to SSSS as vests at the President's Birthday Ball. m 3! n u my wl has been
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      30 4 Edward Cline, director of "Peck's Bad Boy With the Circus," an RKO Radio release picture, started his film career as one of the famous early-day Keystone Cops.
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