Malaya Tribune, 4 May 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Alalayq's Nationa I Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI —No. 105. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, May 4, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1939 22Di
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      203 1 THE HOME MADE BEAUTIFUL BY Sunco Furniture AURORA LTD., 101, VICTORIA STREET, uate FRANKEL'S). «FRIGIDAIia:|==- k 'ort>iis namr repore you buy I onea i r n Sfffl 0 |kA| H ssT^ SWE lv 0 II TIME TROi'BLE REGRET WILLIAM JACKS CONSULT FRIGIDAIRK roR \jj CO. (MALAYA) LTD. REFRIGERATION KKQURFMEM IS
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      53 1 v SOLE IMPORTERS I EAST ASIATIC CO ltd, SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG I m Oa Bp**" y oo tig leads the iradi With anj'i <- ing heel shapes...and calf...w tit a newv&mnl rust rhade thai tddi sparkling contrast to the bin?*, greens and browns. Sec his collection at: 354 356,
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      357 1 MADAME PAGE LATE D 2. PICCADILLY, LONDON. Top Floor, Battery Bldgs- ASH SALE ONE WEEK ONLY. Commencing Ist May. DAY EVENING GOWNS. The finest TONIC ever invented 4 caution BBJ >m?/BmBBpP Beware Bitters. Sec that this KSSfff f £)is It s FAR MORE than a pick-me-up the bottle anJ that
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    SOLUTIONS TO WEDNESDAY'S X'word
    60 2 ACROSS:—3, Spindrift. 8, Medusa. 10, Creditable. 11, Gallic. 12, Staved. 13, Retards. 14. Score. 15, Sloth. 21, Parched. 23, Pavane 24, Roscid. 25, Magistrate. 26, Simile 27. Streamlet. DOWN:—I. Pedantic. 2, Gulliver. 4. Prepare. 5. Naivety. 6, Reader. 7, Felons. 9. Accede. 16. Lovesome. 17. Tangible.
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    56 2 CAPITOL: "Sweethearts." ALHAMBRA: "Suez." PAVILION: "Zaza." ROYAL: "Fatima." MARLBOROUGH: "Bhagya Leela" ROXY: "Rreaking the Ice." GARrtirK: "Yellow Jack and "The Law of the Wild" (serial: 6 chapters) HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows cinema, and other at tractions. WORLD: Cabaret, Side Show: merry-go-round cinenu rides. GREAT WORLD: Cabaret,
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    30 2 Frank Lloyd, producer-director of "If ere King, has the largest cact nt a£ n any Honywood lot T^ere R«fhh bGSldes Ronald Colman Bald R.thbone and Frances Dee in the p.?
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS Jeanette MacDonald And Nelson Eddy At The Capitol
    225 2 riRST-CLASG light musical comedy 1« provided at the Capitol theatre in Sweethearts," in which Jeanette Mac Donald as Gwen Marlowe, and Nelson Eddy as Ernest Lane, give the outstanding performances of their screen can era. The play is
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    Malay Romance At Theatre Royal
    83 2 FATIMA," an excellent film of modern Malay romance which opened lasi night at the Theatre Royal, whicn attracted a large audience, is an exceiien musical. Starring Miss Rokiah and other of "Terang Bulan." the film deals wi the glorious romance of a Malay co It
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      426 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore 1939 RANCHI 17,000 May X BHUTAN 6,100 May I RANPURA 17.000 May 1! X BEHAR 6,000 May 2( RAWALPINDI 17,000 June X SOUDAN 6,500 June S CHITRAL 15.0C0 June 1( CORFU 15,000 June
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      479 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEB LIOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s.s. "S'CHARNHORST'' emits North China May 11 s..s. "NECKAR" omits Manila May 17 I m.s. "COBURG omits Dairen and Japan May 26 HOMEWARD. For
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      492 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly .service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore. Hongkong, Gwatow, Amoy, (Kulangsu) and Foochow. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Peng" May 8, 4 pm. "Hong Kheng" Ma 6 "Hong Kheng" May
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      144 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE B Deu'sch-AustralKche Dampfschifts Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporated In Germany) PASSENGER AND CAHGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due 9'oore 1039 t ULS. SAUERLAND via Manila May 14 s.s. PREUQSEN Direct May 21 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN Direct j un 11 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN I
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      181 2 A- j• mmm I j DAILY CROSSWORD mm **it Ifll I I I eHh I __F^^ —1.—J CLUES ACROSS: 27. Highest point, 1. A First" consideration nowadays. CLUES DOWN: 3. Tea soils (anagram). I. Hard to come by. 7. Reach one's journey's end. 2, Prescribed form of words. 9. Animated.
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    Reuter's Commerial Service
    426 3 i LONDON COMMODITIES lICBBLR Previous Weto «"ft»; Steady Steady 7 Cnange SSS 8 ***** 8 7 15 6 l!Cl(J u„e, SSS J»I" J«U. I 3nd Forward (July, Sept.) Buyers 8 116 8 1H +I'lB1 18 Sellers B'i 8". ;rd Forward (Oct.jDec.) Buyers B'i gi/° Sellers B'i B'/"
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    107 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, May 3, 5 p.m. r> Total foi company Dividend Books financial riv dost Date *a. Div. yeai Payable Date to datf A mal li/ 2 d. May 12 May 19 May 13 2V 2 nu *m Tin 2fc«* Apr. 18 May 5
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    835 3 Quotations By Eraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 3, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin j6 3 6 Austral Amal 4 9 5 3cd Austral Malay 38 42Ayer Hitam 18,- 18 9xd Ayer Weng 0.t>5 0.70 Bangrin Tin 18 6 19 6 Batu
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Thursday. ih e price oi tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:-. $114% (down fife).
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    RUBBER
    17 3 The price of rubber at noon iv Singapore to-riav was: Huyors 27% (up Sellers 27% (up
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    TIN IMPORTS
    46 3 Foreign imports of tin ore to Malaya unng April were 2,689 tons, a total of 10,682 tons for the first four months of tne year. This represents an increase of '1.267 tons over the quantity imported in the first four months of last year
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    RUBBER IMPORTS
    42 3 Foreign imports of rubber into Malaya in April were 13.996 tons, a total cf 60.969 tons for the first four months of the year. This is 7,046 tons more thao the total for the first foiy months of last year.
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    EXCHANGES
    25 3 Singapore, May 3. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.
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    SELLING
    113 3 London T.T. 23 34 London demand 2 3 34 Lyons demand ?040 Switzerland demand 240 114 Hamburg demand 133 3 4 New York demand 54 iq Montreal demand 54 4 Batavia demand 101 Bamarang demand 100 7 3 Calcutta demand 154 s B Bombay demand 154 5 0 Rangoon
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    BUYING
    78 3 London T.T. 1t ir London demand 2 3 iiRS London 30 days' .sight 2 4 1132 London 60 days' sight 2 4 116 London 3 months' sight 2 4 \2 London 4 months' sight 2413 New York demand 54 11 in Yew York. 90 ds S Calcutta demand mii
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    254 3 6% Maynard A Co.. Ltd.. 830,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 M 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 .....*IOO 101 norn 4%% 1907 red. 19*7 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Scot SO 106 108 norn 4%% 1909 red. 1955 J1,000,000
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    167 3 Singapore, May 3. MINING. Tin at midday was $115 down *a. Business was again deadly dull in the tin share market to-day, although both London and'N:w York reported brighter conditions. The only bright spot in the local market was a smad demand for Southern Kintas which were
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    87 3 Faris 176 47 64 New York 4.68 8 Montreal 4.70 3 16 Brussels 27.50V 2 Geneva 20.85 Amsterdam 8.773« Milan 89 Berlin 11.67 Rio de Janeiro 2 13 16 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague nom. Helsingfors 2263,4 Madrid nominal Lisbon HOVi London, May 3. Atnens 547 Bucharest 660
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      38 3 THE EASTERN UNITED A MKVN( t CORPORATION, LIMITED M VRINE, MOTOR VEHICLE. I), 1 JRV, PERSON \L ACT I Tii.V WO «KMEN»S (OMPENSA N AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. jjg OFFICE: CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, Oeneral Manaper
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      170 3 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with the progress of economic developments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the multifarious services offered by a reputed banking institution with years of financial experience. i i MASTLKa. 19-25. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 1">1-
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      360 3 BANK OF 4 UĔNA incorporated In China by Special Charter >. 12, Cecil Street, Singapore Telephones; Manager'j Otllce «444. "Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188 fIL Cable Address: CUUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital w h. 540,000,000 00 Reserve Funds in Excess of en. 5,200,000 00 Total Assets
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    Domestic Occurrences DEATHS
    132 4 WEE—Majoor Wee Boon Teng passed away peacefully at his residence, No. 5, Kirn Yam Road, off River Valley Road, on Tuesday, May 2, at 2.05 a.m., aged 75, leaving behind his two beloved wives, two aged sister.-, 5 sons, Wee Sin Wei, Wee Sin Choc (Managing Director
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    39 4 and Mrs. C. Lv wish to express their heartfelt thanks to their numerous relatives and friends who attended the funeral of their beloved daughter Emma Lv, as well as those who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters oi condolence.
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      598 4 1 WANTED—An a.\.istant tor Kedal, pa $15. Apply 6, Eng Watt Street. UO/6 TLACRbR U) i acll ?.l a* hematics an< 'Typewriting. Apply personally Le Mercie School, 213, Que* a St (1066 WANTED—Experienced (Jhine.se fo the post ol Manage r ol a Bu.-, Compan; in Perak. IAUM ra?S pnuuu..' experi
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      541 4 AN R.R.I, mined Conductor with reference from Commercial Estate Ma- n-" seefca position BUS general or special conductor. Apply Box 475, ivia.aya Tribune, Ipoh. (1069) EXPERIENCED SALESMAN well acquainted with local and up-country Markets. At present employed with big Import Firm, seeks position to better prospects. Apply Box 473, Malaya
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      611 4 |bls| /ffrtefa/: HOUSE TO lET— 3, Buckley Rd., available aner 15th May. Rent moderate. Apply Lim Pong Han, 7, Hamilton Rd. Phone 6603. «1067» YOUNG MAN «Teochiu», age 26, good family, .seeks board and lodging with respectable family. Apply "SMBV' Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (1000) &ATAY —EVERY SATURDAY commencing Gth instant,
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      580 4 I POULTRY BOOKS: —Illustrated Books :by qualified breeders: "Poultry Houses,' i Scientific Poultry Feeding." "Prevention and Treatment of Diseases of Poultry "50 eta each. R, I. R sitting eggs $3 dozen, past free. Urn's Poultry Farm. Teluk Kumbar, Penang. Baxter's Beg* Sellers, 'we give Free latest "Instantaneous Personal Magnetism "Psycho's
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      436 4 STRAITS CHINESE DESERTED GLRL. 26. Respectable, Genteel,. Elegant, Domesticated, Diligent, Thrifty, Sociable, English educated, Government employed. Particulars Photographs available. Matrimony decent, understanding, wifeless gentleman. Nationality Domiciliation immaterial. stamped addressed envelope. P.M.A., 134, Ncii Road, Singapore. (1055) INDIAN 25, BUSINESS-MAN. seeks poor young girl companion, any nationApply with photograph P.O. Box
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      507 4 FOR SCIENTIFIC FYu v MINATTON call on c So E Optometry. EverbrMurw? ng D: Chulia Riraet, Cal S ***** Stamps j*» j Jubilee .stamps compleb mi «t -hewing flagstaff variety ai k book* $160. Coronatt stamps complete In snee 4,j+ Both $185. Appiv Box Tribune. Kuala Lumnur ,yirrYSflAßgSof inaar; c.,,
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    S.S.(S.)A. And Road Competition
    80 5 betwppn q 0n certain bu routes cles h SSS Pore Tr-ction Co.'s vehicles and vehicles owned by private ownoffh^n. COnS l? ered at the meeting minu Committee of the Straits SettteA Smgapore) Association, and the SSfS in favour of 'a limited' amount of competition 1 It
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    TIN RISE EXPLAINED
    312 5 Reuter. London, May 3. /COMMENTING on the fact that Reuters United Kingdom staple commodity index is at present 141.8 compared with 135.1 a month ag>, the Financial News points out that this is primarily due to the rise in sugar and tin, for which there are special
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    Singapore Rubber
    158 5 AT the Singapore Chamber of Com- merce Rubber Association 1432 nd auction held yesterday the following were: Catalogued 1,088,209 lbs—tons 485.81 Offered 1,021,277 455.93 wo 729 158 325.52 London—Spot 7 15 16d New York—Spot 15 13 I* cts. PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Standard CentS per lb Quality
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    Rotarians Make History In Sweden
    279 5 Singapore, Thursday. RN. M. C. Boyle was the speaker ft the Rotary Club of Singapore meeting at the Adelphi Hotel yesterday. He gave Singapore Rotarians his impressions of the Fourth Week Regional Conference which was held at Stockholm last September and made comparisons with the
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      591 5 AUCTION SALE OF ■"'valuable JFWELLERY 1 Diamond and pearl Platinum and white gold rings, j, diamond and pearl rkiace.s. diamond clips, bracelets, etc., etc. •v held at ,irr on ot Messrs. Cheong Koon *Co. I"' N* 10 Chulia Street. Setf Singapore. 1(i r sth May 1939, at 10.30 a.m. slow
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      279 5 Gland Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours Sufferers from loss of vigour, nervousness, weak body, impure blood, failing memory and who are old and worn-out before their time will be delighted to learn of a new gland discovery by an American Doctor. This new discovery makes it possible to quickly
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      186 5 KATONG'S IST CLASS FILIPINO HAIR DRESSING SALOON FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN OPPOSITE ROXY THEATRE COOL. CLEAN HYGIENIC I CHARGES MODERATE. NE W WORLD DANCE PALACE rhe Largest Air-Conditioned abaret in Malaya with Bar and Restaurant Attached.) TEL. No. 2477. NIGHT DANCE NIGHTLY AT 9-30 KM. TEA DANCES^ (FREE ADMISSION) very Tucs.,
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      212 5 I A MILLION EYES TURN TO THE SKY "THE DAWN PATROL" !S COMING ON MAY 9TH ALIIAMIIIIA (Directed by EDMUND GOULDING Screen Pray by Seton L Miller end Dan Totheroh From an Original Story by John Monks Saunders Music by Max Steiner Great World Cabaret TO-NIGHT NIGHTLY DAXCE HOSTESS*:* HUT
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    ENGLISH PIANIST IN SINGAPORE
    176 6 MR. Clifford Huntsman, the ITJ -known English pianist, will give a recital at the Memorial Hall. Singapore, next Tuesday at 9.30 p.m. Mr. Huntsman has been hevri m times in Malaya, and is alwifi welcome artist. He returned totteW from Europe some months ago. ar.d nas
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      302 6 I NCAI WAH SUNDRY I STORE (VVell-Known Shirt Designers). DESIGN —UPDO-DATE COLOUR FAST COLLAR SEMI SOFT QUALITY AI (European Cloth) PRKE ECONOMICAL. Office: 387-'?X9, North Bridge Road. Branch: Great World Stall No. AGI. I^ARRIVALS FANCY AMERICAN AND FRENCH MADE CLOCKS A GRAND SELECTION OF THEM AND SO MODERATELY PRICED. YICK
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      186 6 «35 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of mil ChtnlrU and Storm j 0> A W^i^ «f taking HALIBUT LIVER OIL Every bottle of I-laMborange is a bottle ol concentrated Vitamins A and D from Halibut Live>- Oil and Vitamin C from fredh oranges In no other way are the.se .Mended
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      62 6 I I tin j WEAKNESS DEBILITY AN/EMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Haemoglobin ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength, K*f b«tur than serums, raw meal. Medicated win**, em Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya I I For demonstration call at:— UNIVERSAL RADIO HOI SI Sole Distributors: oak. v TZT
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      142 6 An Example To Follow. XXX Throughout every twenty-four hours, all over Malaya, Siam, and the Netherlands East Indies, hundreds of men and women are devoting treir spare time to tht study of I C S Courses, knowing full well that by learning how to do their present work better they
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      56 6 NEWEST riME-SAYINC Add Your Xanie to I*** Us ng Inter-('ommuiui ami Systems. Phone Systems Art Use* Adv. Agencies Hospitals Banks ,f 1 Brokers ffing* Colleges otßtts Doctors p< lit stati«" ,s Dentists Rcstaaraats Dept. Siorcs stares Factcriei 1 heat res Homes rch F ill Parlicul trom Sole Agents KEE HUAT
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      943 6 To-day's Radio j f News in English. Symphony con- Essie Ackland (eontnu civnADODl? ODonnelL M.V.O Director of New s in g orchestra. 7.20 Local time signa? ii° i, SINGAPORE Music, Royal Air Force. Leonardo da Vinci, designer of port and announs?** 6.35 Recital by BBC Singers (Wo- w machines," a
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    What The Stars Foretell
    279 7 jo lORROW FOR ALL J, /;s. Things don't look too day from a business unless your business •v linked up with art. t or entertainment. A favourable for private ,)iial matters and social than business push ergetic you may be. r I C I A L
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    Untitled
    19 7 The Conte untitled is now untitled at 3 pjn. to-day and is expected to J again at 7 p.m.
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    G.O.C. At Garrison Wedding
    487 7 Singapore, Wednesday. gLUE hydrangea*, white chrysanthemums and honoluln flowe;made the lovely Betting for Miss Alison Williams and her bridal re Initio, when she became the bride of Mr Richard Cumberland Laughton. Royal Artillery, at the Garrison Church, Tanglin, this afternoon. Miss W.lliams is the daughter of
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    SQUABBLE OVER A KEY: ELECTRICIAN FINED $5
    113 7 Singapore, Wednesday. A N alle ged squabble over a key between two electricians working- on tne new Supreme Court buildine two days aao when one of them was stated to have pricked the other with an awl led both parties to-day to make
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    WHARF INCIDENT
    284 7 Singapore, Wednesday. jyjISS WONG SHIAU MEI, known as the President ol dance hostesses in Shanghai and who was iormerly at the Great World for some lime, was 4 he defendant in a summons ease brought against her by Mr. Thiu Wright Wong, employed in the China Travel Service,
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    MIDNIGHT CRASH SEQUEL
    154 7 Singapore, Wednesd ry. THK midnight coll sion between a moJ tor car and a taxi at the junction t Weld Road and Rochore Canal Road on Mar. 31 had a Kernel at the Traffic Court i this morning. when Samai bin Lapa. the taxi driver, was convicted
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      503 7 TO REMOVE I feg. y Depilatories HHH M A mating new diseovBHjj A dainty, white frag|HH V straightfromthetube.wath ~i/ otl with pl.nii water. Every trac< of hair is gone! Skin ifc left -oft ~;id smooth as velvet. No stubble like th< ra/or havtt. No Make this regimrta. Sold everywhere under
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      68 7 I SUFFER I I FROM I I CVSPEPSIA I BILIOUSNESS I I GENERAL DEBILITY I i CONSTIPATION 1 I NERVOUSNESS LOSS GF APPETITE, nc.l I TAKE BLOOD PURIFIER DR. KALLMANN'S SULPHUR IiITTLRS is a world known tonic. It biiilds up the entire system by purifying and nourishing the blood. It
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      241 8 England's Hlftst Inspiring Historical Epic*! Svr-The CRIMEAN WAR SCENES! See—The Building of the CRYSTAL PALACE *%<><•— Genera! Gordon's heroic death at Khartoum! k See Queen Victoria's Wedding and her Diamond Jubilee SIXTY glorious! YEARS I FILMED ENTIRELY IN TECHNICOLOR I STARRING I ANNA NEAGLE AND ANTON WALBROOK. KKO-RADIO WORLD RELEASE
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      184 8 I VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL PIANOFORTE RECITAL llll! BY I CLIFFORD HUNTSMAN the Celebrated English Pianist |j TUESDAY, MAY 9 I AT 9.30 P. M. Booking at JOHN LITTLES $3, $2 $1 Members of H. M. Forces ivill be admitted to the Iffll $2 Seats at Half-Price on presentation of the
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      164 8 ON.V SUM! sr|) rr--SSSJ*, MAGMiTCENT STORY ONE (IF Tlik o S "WT MASTERPIECE'S -H Ns OPENING TO-NIGHT 6-15-9-15 I'AVlijg^. j\dored by every Man/ Envied by every Woman! Nr:u^jjJ_^^ ti« %lIIt 14 19* To-Ni -ht -La Night 745 I M jj 111.11 B V 1 iro Shows For One I £\t
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      466 9 i Your Last Opportunity To Set- This Grand Film TO-DAY 3,15, 6.15 9.15 P.M. i ALSO TATHE GAZETTE" BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS luiibs" MM iimiMiiiiUJiiiiiim i —S 1939'S FUN-INNOVATION WITH THE YEAR'S GREATEST I FUN CGMBIN ATSOM! j TO-MORROW It's The Freshest, Funniest Comedy Idea Of The Year I w *immmjmm»m*w*m
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    SHANGHAI INCIDENT
    689 10 THE statement made by a Japa- nese naval spokesman in Shanghai regarding the tragedy of Dr. Bertram Lillie does nothing to mitigate the ugliness of the incident. Rather does it emphasise the truculence and arrogance of Japanese men in uniform and the outrageous conditions under which British people
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    How TIN BARTER might be ARRANGED
    962 10 Opposition In London Our London Correspondent (By Air Mail) 1-J URTHER important steps i are understood to have been taken towards the fulfilment of the American project to lay in substantial stocks of tin- and rubber. It is stated, on good authority, that U.S.
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    To-day'a Bright Thoughts
    114 10 A professor who speaks eight languages has just married a woman journalist who speaks five. It is felt that the bride still has a slight advantage. j "Only the week before, he had told i the Vicar that several members of the congregation had complained that the
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      226 10 I A MESH-KNIT I MMjfc SHIRT WITH TAILORED *C**\ Obtainable in: Oa; GREY-FAVVN-LIGHT BLUE Sizes: 34 to 40 Chest Bhlrx tor the sportsman Designed for comfort....The body manufactured ol •Viyclki' "Aerolite" to ensure even temperature and a l/ii.'iimuni risk of chills. ROBINSON CO., LTD. 1 i/> r% n I VV
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      27 10 The famous I WESTCLOX POCKET WATCHES I THE POCKET BEN. I Exceptionally fine and accu HAXD«A(J With Lustrous Jrt Bhek WHITEAWaYS KUALA I.UMPUR PEN ipoh M\(,Ai*o3Sl rUH>»
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    LITVINOFF THROWS UP PACT NEGOTIATIONS
    497 11 NO REPLY YET FROM BRITAIN Reuter. L a month s delay in British discussion of the Russian proposals for a defensive alliance, M. Litvinoff, the Soviet V- IVT4 u ha s gned his P° st a the Soviet Prehas taken on the task, apparently with
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    FRENCH PLEDGE
    34 11 Reuter. JT is learned in a semi-official quarter that the French Government has affirmed that if Germany took action at Danzig and Poland resisted it France would so to Poland's aid.—■ Reuter.
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    JAPAN DEMANDS NEW SHANGHAI ADMINISTRATION
    243 11 Reuter. Tokyo, May 3. DROPOSALS for the drastic revision of the administrative structure of the International Settlement in Shanghai have been presented lo the Ambassadors of Great Britain nnd the U.S. by Mr. Sawa:a (vice-Mi-nister foreign Affairs), who complained, inter alia, that the election system
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    Roosevelt's Reply To Hitler
    153 11 Washington, May i. ACCORDING to authoiitative quarters President Roosevelt's rnly reply to Herr Hitler s speech will be a lccommendation to Congress for a new "cash and carry" neutiality law. In the event of war the projected measure would make American arms available for Britain and
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    MOLOTOV SUCCEEDS
    134 11 Reuter. Moscow, May 4. Y|. Litvinoff has been released from his duties as Foreign Commissar, at his own request. The Premier, M. Molotov, takes over It Litvinoff's duties. Authentic information regarding the reasons and implications of M. Litvinoff's resignation are at present withheld. The announcement was made in
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    Japanese Claim To Be Holding Up Chinese Offensive
    363 11 Tokyo, May 4. RIO| s lighting is reported north 1 west of Hankow, where the •''l n:* t claim to have stemmed the < ffenshrc and to be counterattacking are said to have suffered when dislodged from the 11 mil.es west of
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    EXPECTS PEACE
    87 11 Reuter. Rome, May 4. M. Gafencu, Rumanian Foreign Minister, has ieft for Bucharest. He will stop at Belgrade en route. In an interview, M. Gafencu said: "In all the European capitals they have the same idea about the result of a war. Everybody realises that victors and vanquished
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    MORE EXPLOSIONS IN TWO BRITISH CITIES
    101 11 Reuter. Liverpool, May 4. U*IFTEEN persons were taken to hospital suffering from the effects of tear-gas following explosions in two principal cinemas on the centre of Liverpool. A number of police who entered the cinema were overcome and receiv?d first-aid treatment. The police suspect
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    German Reprisals Against British Expulsion Of Nazis
    230 11 Reuter. Berlin. May 4. shall pay back doubly and trebly." declares Dr. Goebbels' newspaper Angriff. referring to the expulsion of Germans from Great Britain. "London may note that our patience is exhausted in this matter. We shall reply to expulsions in the only
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    CHEERFUL MARKETS
    52 11 Reuter. London. May 3. THE Stock Exchange again cheerfully 1 advanced under the lead of giltedged which, stimulated by easier money conditions. consolidated gains. Prices were higher 'in most markets, with business showing signs of expansion. Home rails responded to satisfactory weekly traffics. Wall Street was quiet, then
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    SCANDINAVIAN CONFERENCE
    38 11 Copenhagen, May 4. IT is confirmed here that the Foreign Ministers of Denmark, Finland, and Norway and Sweden will meet at Stockholm on May 9 to discuss Germany's moves for non-aggression pacts with the northern countries.—
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    Germany Is Convicted Of Bad Treaties
    85 11 London. May 4. ASKED m the House of Commons if. *■> in view of Herr Hitler's continual complaints nbcut the Treaty of Versailles, he would draw Herr Hitler's attention to the losses 01 territory suffered by Russia and Rumania by the Treaties of Brestlitovsk
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    Traditional Anglo – Chinese Friendship Stressed
    945 12 Traditional Anglo Chinese Friendship Stressed Mr. Quo Tai Chi Also Pays Tribute To Russia London. May 4. AT the banquet of the China Society last night over 200 guests A attended including Lord Chatfield (Minister for Cognation of rv M,' W S. Prison, Lord Gort, Lord Cc Lord Davies, I
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    "Shanghai Is A Mass Of Refugees"
    268 12 GEN. MACNAGHTEN'S VIEWS Singapore, Wednesday. the "Canton" on his way to Malta is Brigadier General Ernest Brander MacNaghten, a prominent Shanghai citizen, who stated that Shanghai was a mass of refugees. 1 HIT 1 1 i i General retired from Service in 1920. During
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    Bogus Notes Slump
    35 12 Reuter. Tientsin, May 3. r iME SiUmp in Federal Reserve Rank notes continues. There was a drop of one point to-day making the premium on the Chinese national dollar 34 per cent.—Reuter.
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    KING ZOG
    23 12 Reuter. Istanbul, May 3.—King Zog with his sisters and Queen Geraldine with her baby and 70 leading Albanians have arrived here.—Reuter.
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    Retiring C.O. Of British Military Forces At Tientsin
    80 12 Brigadier A. H. Hop wood and Mrs. Hopwood with a friend on board the "Canton," which arrived in Singapore yesterday. Brigadier Hopwood is the retiring CO. of the British Military Forces at Tientsin, where he has been for the past 3' 2
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    All Press Workers Will Not Be Conscripted
    171 12 Reuter. London. May 3. TT is essential that the Press should continue ?n wartime and steps would be taken to prevent so ?rreat a withdrawal .?f trained workers as would interfere with the maintenance of a proper news service, said Sir Samuel Hoare
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    Belgians Arrested In Tokyo
    41 12 Reuter. Tokyo. May 3.—Baron Ma'eel Baeyens. correspondent of a French newspaper, and Father Raphael Collard, *Oth Polgians. have been retained by the police charged with alleged violation of the foreign exchange control 0 n crmi-cnicial Domei announcement.—Reuter.
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    King's Birthday
    25 12 Vessels in harbour are requested by the Master Attendant to 4 'dres.\ ship" on the occasion of the King's Birthday on May 12.
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    WOMAN'S COMPLAINT AGAINST HUSBAND
    268 12 Singapore. Wednesday THAT her husband forcibly cut her hair with a razor and thai in trying to prevent him she sustained the cuts to her hands was suggested in the Third Police Court to-day by the counsel for the prosecution when the caso against a driver
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    Alleged Cutting Of Sleeping Man's Beit
    175 12 Singapore, Wednesday. HAPPENING to iook out of the window of his quarters at the Central Station last evening, Inspector Ibrahim spotted two youths cutting the belt from the waist of a sleeping man who had been driven by the "heat wave" to sleep out
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    PRINCESSES TO SEE THEIR MAJESTIES OFF
    120 12 Reuter. London. M U WHEN the King and Q u < caw London on Saturday r>n their historic journey to Canada nd thUnited States, the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret will > U j th them to Pcrtsmouth to saj goodbye to their parents on
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    AFFRAY BETWEEN SIAMESE AND JAPANESE
    136 12 \From Our Own Co r rc Sj Bangkok May 2. Trouble has occurred between S:. and Japanese workmen enaaaed M construction here. The Ministry of Defence has oil refinery works under construct on in BaneI kok: and this work is beins j the help of
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    S.S.A. Annual Meeting
    18 12 The annual meeting of the Striife Settlements (Singapore* Association wB be held on May 31.
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    Fine Singing In Memorial Hall Concert
    325 12 CINCERITY. and vitality, with an V elusive quality of delicacy, make Anna Lovtsoff one of the most interesting singers who have appeared I on the concert platform in Singapore. j If allowance is made for the disapj pointment which must have been oc- casioned
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    MR. T.W. MACKENZIE DEAD
    29 12 Reuter. Bloemfontein. May occurred of Mr. Thomas Wi kenzie. managing edit and the allied new President of the Imp ence held in South Africa »> Reuter.
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    Holland's Preparations
    45 12 Reuter. The lUfWf- JfJ |0 THE Government has I making anybody acting ject of bringing Holland ll0 t domination liable to lmpi proexceedtne five years and m; Vll vr hibltion of publication of ne*i for repeatedly infringing Ptyrpublic order and the Stau Feuter.
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    AXIS SEEKS NEUTRALITY OF NORTHERN EUROPE
    229 13 POLAND OMITTED FROM NEW NEGOTIATIONS G ™£ed iS S?? *T f rmation f 3 kneUtraHtV in It is The Scandinavian countries of Norway, Sweden and Denmark have already been approached, and it is believed that negotiations are proceeding, or about to b wi h
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    CHAMBERLAIN READY TO TALK
    369 13 Reuter. IN the House of Commons, Mr. Buller said that no stens were being taken to make the British guarantees given Rumania and Grerce reciprocal. In reply to Mr. Arthur Henderson. Mr. Chamberlain said that in recent statements he had made it quite clear tha: there
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    REUNION DINNER AT MALACCA
    82 13 [From Our i'wn Correspondent] Malacca, Tuesday. The re-unicn dinner of the Christian Brothers' Old Boys domiciled in Malacca will be held en a date synchronising approximately with the feast of St John Baptist de la Salle, the founder of the great order of missionary teachers. The
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    AIR MAIL
    14 13 An Imperial air mail is expected this afternoon and another tomorrow morning.
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    SIR JOSIAH CROSBY
    105 13 Why Minister Returned To Bangkok Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok. May 2. .p Crosby, K.8.E.. the British J jy Si'am. went on leave on W W. Coultas taking over ol Charge d'Affaires. But did not reach England. He again yesterday, travelling gapore by air. He explained Legation in
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    WINDOW SMASHED
    65 13 I :i splashing occurred is.es ol the Lorenz Radio liffner and Co.. Ltd., th? m in the Capitol Building, threw a brick through the window on Friday, battery clock was taken. young manager. Mr. iff ncr, jnr. turned this mdd acci unt by pasting over portion of the"
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    Soldiers In Court
    112 13 tv. i soldiers, Samuel Smvth n*-*---1 Cieary, agtd 21 and 22 respectively red before the Third Magistrate tl morning chargt d with house ore axing md theft cf a ten not and a rugai valued at 519.25 from Messrs. rnard and Co.. T.td in Battery at 4.30
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    BEAUTIFYING OF MALACCA
    90 13 lfrt>T. Our Own Correspcndent) Malacca, Tuesday. In the presence of a few Municipal Commissioners and Government officials, the Resident Councillor. Mr. G. W Bryant, planted a "Pokok Malacca" tree on the vacant land opposite the Pest Office to-day. Four more plants of the same variety were planted
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    To-day's News Review
    474 13 ALLOWING for the need of consulting other governments, the bringing Russia into the rity pad engenders anxiety and suspicion of the policy of hamberlain Government, and Rumania could give Brland France little help but tees were exchanged with swiftly after the seizure of Czechoslovakia and the details
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    CONSCRIPTION REJECTION MOTION
    73 13 Reuter. London, May 3. THE Parliamentary Labour Party has decided to move the rejection of the Military Training Bill at its second reading in the Commons to-morrow. Their amendment will condemn the Government's action in instituting conscription on the ground that the necessary manpower is obtainable voluntarily.
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    PILGRIMAGE TO LOCAL SHRINE
    85 13 Singaoore, Thursday. NZARLY 2.000 devotees visited the Kramat Hrbib Noor in Palmer Road. ofT Anson Road, yesterday on the occasion of the 76th anniversary celebration of the shrine. Innumerable offerings were brought Lo the shrine by the devotees who In some cases came from great distances
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    SIRENS FAIL IN MALACCA
    64 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Malacca, May 4. A.R .P. warning sirens were tested at three points last evening and proved ineffective Though the weather condi tions were ideal, the manually operated sirens failed to carry the sound any appreciable distance. It is understood that electrical sirens
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    LUNAR ECLIPSE
    87 13 The eclipse of the nnon last night was visible from Singapore. During the maximum moments of obscurity. practically the whole orb was Still visible, though deeply shaded, while the outer rays, not normally visible, could be seen easily. Some beating of songs and firing of crackers was heard—a
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    COUPLE INJURED
    70 13 Early this morning the ambulance attended to a European couple, passengers in a motor car, which was reported to have crashed into a drain at the 5 1 2 mile. East Coast Road. The woman sustained a lacerated wound over the right cheek, severing the upper lobe of
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    CAP PADARAN
    30 13 The Chargeurs Reunis Cap Padaran is due here to-day at 1 p.m from Colombo, and will sail the same day at 4 p.m. for Saigcn, Tourane and Haiphong.
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    30 13 Miss Beauty Lim. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Kee Cheok, of Racecourse Road, who has been in hospital for six week.;, has now recovered and returned to her home.
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    PARLIAMENT PLEDGES LOYALTY TO KING
    408 13 Reuter. London. May 3. THE House of Lords gave unanimous 1 approval to a motion moved by Lore Stanhope *hat an address be presented to the King on the occasion of his departure to Canada and the United States, conveying an assurance of the loyal
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    Dividends At A Glance
    95 14 Race I—GEISHA GIRL $53 and $16. Fulco $11. (iscara $16. Racf 2—NOMA MANIS $24 and $9. Winsome $12. Silver Lace $8. Race 3*—JOC X GORDON $4;{ and 113. Dlossom Time SIL The Planter S2B. Race I—BRASS BL'LLETT $35 and $13. Rye Seamus $14. luny $10 Race
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    FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRESIDENTSHIP
    30 14 Reuter. band a May 3 -Mr. William Cull of l is now the only nomination for president ol the Football League, to be ■ii on June s.—Reuter.
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    Miss Zipp Springs Surprise To Pay $105: McLachlan Rides Four Good Winners
    2647 14 TREBLE FOR BULAN STABLES Fourth Day Of Singapore Races Singapore, Wednesday. IIEIJ) in brilliant weather, the fourth day of the S.T.C. Summer (Governor's Cup) Meeting at Bukit Ti'mah was attended by a fair crowd of punlers this afternoon.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    170 15 :u the results of T !l1 i yesterday in the 11' V i M Invitation tennis YAM V up i<> urna u ca p Doubles:—L. C. Goh plus 2t beat P.M. Dai i scr. i 3—6: 6—l: 3—4. Handicap:—S. A. DaLow Kee Pow (—"5 3) Doubles:—Mrs. L. M.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    141 15 RESULTS of ties in the S.C.R.C. Spring tennis tournament playr4 mi Bang Lim Gnn yesterday ,n is follows: Huck Toe I ISi beat K.I. Tan 6 o. 0- 2: Ong Chew Bee 1—18) seat X 8. Cheng (—9), 6—l, 6—3. To-day's Ties j-day's ties are:— Handicaps Singles:—William Tan
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    21 15 the H mdicaps Singles of the SE.C. Tennis Tournament P. F. 10.31 beat G. Hughes (scr.) 6-1. 7 -h.
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    135 15 have been selected to play the V.M.c.A. May 6 vs. R. A. Changi at A Ground, Changi at 2.15 p.m. (Captain), a. C. Wilton, L B. 1 B Shaw, A. Nathaniels, Gan B. M. Barker, Leigssius, S. J Mozon, Tan Guan Kiat, Neo Au Keng Chu and L.
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    FULL POINTS FOR LOYALS IN KEEN PADANG MATCH
    453 15 Cricket Club Beaten By Odd Goal In Three SOCCER Gordons 2, S.C.C 1. JJEENLY contested the Div. 1 fixture between the S.C.C. and the Gordons resulted in a win for the latter by two goals to one on the padang yesterday. Play
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    Amateur Boxing Championships On May 22
    168 15 Till sixth amateur boxing championships to be held under the auspices of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association will take place at the Happy World Covered Stadium from May 22 to 27. Only two entries at each weight for each club or unit will be
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    Easy Win For Loyals In Garrison League
    186 15 Singapore, Wednesday. THE Loyals beat the 9th Heavy R.A. 1 by five goals to nil in the first eleven garrison league match played this evening. The opening goal came twelve minutes from the start when Byrne J. scored with a fine drive. This
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    Overseas Bank Beat Travers 6-0
    156 16 JHE Over-seas Chinese Banking Corporation Sports Club beat Joseph Travers Sports Club by six goals to nil in the Business Houses League fixture played yesterday at the S.H.B. ground. The Bankers did not play their usual game taking matters easy and along and this alone
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    MARINES ROUT THE SAPPERS
    344 16 Marine Dept. 9, Pulau Brani 3. IT rained goals at the stadium yes--1 terday when the Marine Department met and trounced Pulau Brani 9—3 in their Second Dmsion "A fixture. G Awang Marines inner-right, did the most damage—he netted seven goals out of the nine. A
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    PUBLISHERS DRAW
    31 16 In the Business Houses League match played on the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday evening, the Straits T.mes held the Malaya Publishing House to a draw, each side scoring two goals.
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    PAIN AFTER MEALS
    122 16  -  By Dr. F.B. Scott, M.D Parts. Cf ail the aches and pabis which patients ccme and tell me about stomach pain after meals is probably the most common. "I get such stabbing, yiping pains after meals." they say, or 'my meals give me such a horrible fullup
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    Wearnes Beat A.P.C. 3-1
    212 16 WEARNES scored a lucky 2—l victory over the Asiatic Petroleum Company in the Business Houses League match played on the Fraser Neave ground. Wearnes had the better of the exchanges in the initial stages but the forwards were unable to score. The A P.C. pressed from
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    UNITED FAMILY B.P.
    134 16 Playing at the United Family badminton court, at Pasir Pan j ang, Singapore, the Pasir Pan j ang Rovers' B.P. was beaten by seven games to nil. by the United Family Badminton Party,, in a friendly fixtures of five singles and two doubles. The results are as
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    USEFUL-LADS B.P.
    124 16 The second team of the Useful-Lads Badminton Party registered a victory over the Endeavour Badminton Party by 5 games to 2 at the latter's court on Sunday. Detail scores are as follows:—(Uoefullads players mentioned first) Singles:—Lee Yang Kwang beat We f Ghim Tee. 15—5, 15—3. Ong Say Yeo
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    Morning's Training Notes
    377 16 (rup Marcus dates wore ,h mornine on (ho second hi i Bukit Timah, and C aT, taking style indicating a da. race in the Summer classic. HYBLA (Garrard) mearttpp and GOLDEN GLIMPSE (WhitP,^ 1 galloped over seven furlones L 1? finish all three were nirminffon XJr ly.
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    April Medal At Island Club
    154 16 The April Medal (Stablefoich Competition of the loiand G. C. pjayed over the week-end resulted in a win for S F Ho in the "A" Division with a net* score of 3834. I n the "B" Division. D: C Ishida and S. Kawaguchi tied with
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    To-day's Cricket
    59 16 The following have been play Cricket for the Junior Depajwncu against the Loyal Regiment to-day the Anson Road Ground at 2 pin Au Kong Chu (Captain. L man, S. Hope. Ong Swee Keng, Moxon, Edward Wfee, H h Guan Hong, Cheong Thiam Slew, Cheng Siang, Lan Hock Chye
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    Satyamurthy Visit Off
    106 17 Oirn Reporter) guaki Lumpur, Wednesday Tf ,K bon< rary secretary of the 1 Lgtrai Indian Association of >iala.\i» l*as issued the folstatement:— directed to inform you t tj,,. proposed visit of Mr. a Sftyaniurthy, .M.L.A., (Cenml). which was arranged to pi,,, in June 1939, has J p
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    Bill-Collector On Trial At Assizes
    295 17 Singapore. Wednesday. |fOHAMED SHAH, bill-collector M ami tarrtsaf of Nestle Anglo- j Swiss Company Ltd.. was to-day (harnd under six counts, three of criminal breath of trust and three j of lalntnation of accounts before Mr. Justice Manning in the Singapore Mr C ii Butterneld
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    FORGED PERMIT CARD TO NAVAL BASE
    780 17 Three Eurasians Convicted Singapore. Wednesday. T As size trial in which the three Eurasians, M. W. Frugtniet, C. G. Rodrigo and V. H. Williams were charged with having allegedly forged an identification card of the Naval Base, Singapore, and using the same as a
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    BUFFALO PULLS CART IN RIVER
    70 17 Malacca, May 3. j|N unusual incident happened this morning at the landing steps near Malacca river when a cart, in backing with a load of goods, toppled into the river. The buffalo drawing the vehicle plunged in first pulling the cart after it. The owner,
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    SOVIET LOAN FOR CHINA
    268 18 Purchase Of War Supplies \/JU. Sun Fa, President of the Legislative Yuan, who has been in Moscow March 27, is reported to have been successful in necotfating for a Soviet loan to Chira for the purchase of war materials. The Central Government h;is scrt two technical
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    423 18 IMPORTANT ASSOCIATION SET Up IN CHUNGKING i ATOT more than five weeks since the inauguration of the Sino-Ameri-can Institute of Cultural Relations, a similar association was formed in Chungking by a group of prominent Chinese and their French, Belgian and Swiss friends. It
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    140,000 Japs On The Defensive
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    52 19 Lucknow, Apr. 22. ur constables of [way Station, Nizai Rudrapal Singh been dismissed b, Hamid Khan, in rted in his charIng to an order reSunerintendent of ad, City Deputy arrested these 7 last for taking Pirn in connec- of bail to one rrested under section Lucknow June- Unit
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