Malaya Tribune, 8 May 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune 1 Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest bales XXVI- No. 108. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, May 8, 1939. The Malaya Tribune >o PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1939 i
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      33 1 Besl KROPOK UDANG from PROVISION STORE, H B RIDGE ROAD PHON2 2133. BLUE CROSS Milk after 1 i;s rich, whol some qualities ijj^^^^^^S^k NNELL BROS. CO., LTD. BLUE CROSS STOCKS ARE ALWAYS FRESH
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      399 1 MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. Top Floor, Battery Bldgs. t ASH SALE ONE WEEK ONLY. Commencing Ist May. DAY EVENING GOWNS. Ii i 'r\ > S //0 1 Laghter k'hoc with cue Concrete Garden Furniture supplied in 1I I Y/9 v Vjt (i 1 MS_ attractive colours and beautiful
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    SOLUTIONS TO SATURDAY'S X'word
    56 2 A^KObb: —I. Divert. 3. Sc'eever 7 Merman. 9. Melodious 10. Stoic 12 R-wan. 13. Jenn-t. 14. Tre*s 16 Hnnri' 18. Orch,d. 20. Nabob. 23. lipse 24 NonCareer. SCh Cl 2,; 27. DOWN:—i, Damask 2 Callow. 5. Vamoose. 6 Identical. 9. Mirth 11. r Hobby. 16. Haunte.
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    Jack Benny's Baby
    82 2 yicniNG her famous lather. Jack Ah, Ptl^ y on tho "Artists and Models Abroad" set at Paramount little 32an Naomi Benny find- the makfi- n movies incomprehensible mmn j "X°« Rotag to do that a!, over mm jjaddjr? asks the visibly puJS 4HrS£: he's going to repeat
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    104 2 "PARIS HONEYMOON" AT THE PAVILION HUMOUR, romanci combined iv the film "Par H moon.'* which began a season a* Pavilion last night Bing Crosby's inclusion in together with such favourite ward Everett Horton and Pranci» Gaal are sufficient guarantee w excellence of the product* the story
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    Flying Film
    35 2 ONLY Angels have W bia's final title for He i 1: spectacular Plane No 1 completion with Cary G Arthur headim; an Grant's next Columbia ncunced as Our Wife Loretta Young sharin" ours.
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      294 2 STEAMKK SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. &O.s. N. (o. S SAILINGS. OUTW ARDS. Due. Tonnage. Sport. 1939 i BHUTAN 6.100 May 9 RANPURA 17 000 May 19 X BEHAR 0,000 May 28 RAWALPINDI 17.000 June 2 t SOUDAN ti 500 June 2 CHITRAL 15,000 June 1G CORFU i;,
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      500 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NOIM)I)EUTSCTiEK LI OYD, I Incorporated in The undernotcd are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. omits 1939 North China May 11 S s-s "mCKATi mits Manila May 17 a m.s. -coßi'i-vO" omits Darren and Japan May 2G HOMEWARD. For
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      461 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore. Hongkong, Gwatow, Amoy, <Kulangsu) and Focchow. Special cheep return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Peng" May 8, 4 pm. -'Hong Siang" May 19 "Hons; Kheng"
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      123 2 HAMfIURG-AMRRIKA LINIfc Dou'v. DamptschifTs Gesellschaft PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE 'II TWlpn 5-5. Direct May 21 f m.s. Difcei J„„ f ur»< HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AN© BREMEN iJt ha-vm tv P l,c S p ore 19 39. s.s Direct May 10 i m.s. KULMEPLAND via Genoa May 20 s.s. NORDMAPK via
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      142 2 1 DAILY CROSSWomVl CLUES ACROSS: niT nmvv 8 Se°as k on LabOU er 1 Appropr^ u To liberate is sometimes to destroy. SuSa^hiei 1 J a friendly way 5. One of the old scho 12 Strictly limited. a jr< 1 13 Cooked in a certain way. 7 Pl'mp 10 stra
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    441 3 t LONDON COMMODITIES London, Saturday HfBBEB Previous To-day Chance Neglected idle «ot 7 1516 7 15 16 Z Sellers 8 8 ard June) Buyers 8 7 1516 _i 16 Sellers 8 116 8 .ard (July Sept.) Buyers 8 116 8 116 Sellers 8^ 8 8»« ward 'Oct.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    70 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore. May 6, 1 pm. Total loi Company Dividend Book* dose Date Ex 5S payable Date to datf Amal l»Ad. May 12 May 19 May 13 Hong Kong Tin 2>/ 2 teat tax May 10 Apr 24 Tiu 5% int. Apr. 29 May
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    803 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 6, I p.m. Fraser ana Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 29 3 6 Austral Amal 4 9 5 3cd Austral Malay 38- 42Ayer Hitam 18 6 19 6 Ayer Weng 0.65 0.70 Bangrin Tin 18 6 19,6 Batu
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    EXCHANGES
    233 3 Singapore, May 6. The following are the exchange stock this morr.mg according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 3 25 32 London demand 2 3 25 32 Lyons demand 2043 Switzerland demand 240 1 2 Hamburg demand 134 New
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    99 3 London, May 6. Paris 176 47 64 New York 4.68 Montreal 4.70 1 Brussels 27.501, Geneva 20.85 Amsterdam 8.76' 4 Milan 89 Belgium 11.66» 2 Berlin 11.66 1 2 Rio de Janeiro 2 2 532 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague nom. Helsingfors 2263 4 Madrid nnmlnol Lisbon iioV
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    TIN
    12 3 The price oi tin at noon m Singapore to-day was:— 1
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    RUBBER
    11 3 me price of rubher at noon i* Singapore to-day was:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    171 3 9% Maynard ft Co.. IM.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 UM SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: ***** red 1940 $4<)fl,oUfl Int. Mar 31 Sept 3oT. 100 101 norn 1907 red 19« $1000,000 Int. 1*926 rid. IWWM«UW ng 1% W»» red. 1978-« $4,000,000 IMI4 r1 3% 1&37 rea. inw hihim
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    89 3 Singapore, May 8. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf (Gate 1» Nil. Main Wharf (Gate 2> Juno 16; Hector 14; Pres. Van Buren 11; Toyama Maru 9. Empire Dock (Gate 2) City of Roubaix 32; Singalcse Prince 34; Marudu 38. Empire Dock (Gate
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      33 3 THE EASTERN UNITED A KANf E CORPORATION, LIMITED M VRINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, &5i Ul *Y. PERSON AL ACCI SJ' WORKMEN'S COMPENSA. I,N AM) PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. OFFICE: CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL,
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      220 3 I h -,j SAVINGS 7/ou. to A dollar saved is an extra dollar earned. A Savings Account Is the best inducement to save. To have a Savings Account and to see this account grow from timp to time Is to be a contented person. A Savings Account may be opened
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      389 3 VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS TANJONG PAGAR Nil. KEPPEL HARBOUR King's Dock: Sunetta. No. 1 Dock: Ban Hong Liotlg. No. 2 Dock: Kajang. BANK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Magapon Telephones: Office 6444. "Asst. Manager s Office 6442. Exchange Dept. ■> 6441. General Office 5188-a
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      589 4 WANTED CAPABLE MANAGER wit] knowledge of medicine and advertising Cash rHilly $2,000 required. Salary $5( Apply P.O. Box 123, Singapore. (8-A SHORTHAND TYPIST with Know ledge book-keeping, Commencing, salar 4-30. P.O. Box 229, <7 A WANTED an Indian hair dresser stat< i>ay required Box 492, Malaya Tribune Singapore. i5-A WANTED
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      536 4 EXPERIENCED ENGLISH NURSERY NURSE desires post Malaya, Singapore, preferred. Thoroughly understands diet, needlework, children's flrst lessens, musical. Lived in East. Good reference;'. Passage required, or part salary accordingly. Mrs. P. Webber "Abbeville." George V Ay., West Worthing, England. (1061) CHINESE Diplomaed Dispenser, Licensed Dresser, Grade It Senior, 12 years practical
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      655 4 I Miscellaneous THE GREEN CIRCLE LIBRARIES. 18-F, Battery Road, Singapore. P.O. Box 34. New Books Every Mail. Spctri! Rates Outstation-Members, Chios and Messes. Hours of business: <« 30 urn. v) 6 p.m. <4-A> FOR WREATHS, floral baskets, fresh cut flowers always rely on THE GEM NURSERY, 172, Moulraein Road, Phone
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      543 4 Educational PRIVATE TUITION given In shorthand and typewriting, also lessons and conversation in English by Lady Teacher, at 139, Selegie Road. (l.A> DANCING OPPORTUNIIES for all interested. Series of Ballroom Dancing Lessons will be taught personally by George Collick, Rhythm Dancing Studio, 39, Kreta Ayer Road. Monthly Terms. Weekly Two
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      536 4 FOR SALE: One PnU3fls gramophone $50 and one HM.V,, gramo phone $25. Apply 7 Na*>.m Road Phone 2626. «C-A) SHOP HOUSE lot 120 by 20 with temjwrary building 228, Pudu Road. Second mile $5,000 or what offers. Apply Box No 482 Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. 1 <1086) FOR SALE: Newly
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      546 4 Pufi&c Ttottcea! Singapore Municipality TENDERS following materials or r r l *>t particular see Municipal £ndS R o^ r Supply of Pumps Flr..-f} al 01 Closiifj cal Equipment, Pine. Valves, etc. for Baku Timah and Katong Sub f"ttary Sewage Pumpm< Stations. (Depooit S5O» Supply of Thre,? cWrine M iy 3I
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    Domestic Occurrences ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    83 5 he late Mr. Robert Edir.e fin V:' r \virl to express their 'V. to ;->ll velatives and friI ended the funeral as well ends v Vnt wreaths, and letters as lh nee. of c° n j > >m Teng, and family p nk all relatives, friends, ,;mvs'
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    Another Death From Typhoid
    93 5 (From .Our Own Correspondent v Ipoh, May 7. MG Beng Kee, aged 17 years, son of Ng n Peng Mun, of the Chief Police Office, Ipoh, died early on Friday morning from typhoid. He was a student in the Junior class at the Anderson School, Ipoh.
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    KNIFE ATTACK IN TEMPLE
    277 5 [From Our Oion Reporter] Ipoh, Saturday. THE holy precincts of the Sikh Temple in Kampar was rudely desecrated early one morning as the result of a stabbing incident m which a Sikh received a knife injury from a compatriot necessitating "is stay of nearly three months
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    RUBBER CROP
    22 5 The rubber crop of Ayer Molek Estate for April was 13.854 lb., a total for six months ol 85.518 tens.
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    ALLEGED HAMMER ATTACK
    75 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, May 7. A TRADE School student has been admitted into the hospital from a wound on the back of his head. It is alleged that the wound has been caused by a hammer attack by another student of the school. The incident
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    Sultan's Statement On His Detention
    1055 5 ttTE have received from Capt. Abdullah, the private secretary to His Highness the Sultan of Johore, a copy of the memorandum prepared by His Highness regarding the incident which occurred at the French frontier town of Elaaaa (between Switzerland and France) on April 22, when
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    Perak Club Flying Hours Affected By Bad Weather
    135 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, May t. rLYING hours for April were mu*tb I* affected by bad weather condhiom and totalled 142 hours 20 states the monthly report of the Fe.aK Flying Club for April. Five hours 55 minutes of the above
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    94 5 DURING the week ending April 29. exnorts from Malayan ports amounted tc 59.467 cases, of which: 42,672 m percent.) cases were to the United Kingdom 925 (1 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe 12.475 (21 per cent, cases to Canada and 3.395 «6 per cent.) cases
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    Malaya's Radio Telephone Link With U.S.A., Canada & Mexico
    316 5 Malaya's Radio Telephone Link With U.S.A., Canada Mexico SERVICE TO OPEN ON JUNE 1 "HULLO AMERICA" PROM June 1, a public Radio Telephone Service between Malaya and North America (U.S.A., Canada and Mexico) wtU be made available. Calls will be completed during three periods daily as follows:—7.2o a.m. to 7.50
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    Federal Secretary Leaves
    185 5 [From Our Oicn Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. AFTER thirty years' service in Malaya, the Hon. Mr. C D. Ahcarne (Federal Secretary) *eit Penang yesterday aboasjl the Canton for Ireland on retirement. Mr Ahearne, who was 53 years of age came to Malaya in 1910 He was first
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    ROTARY CLUB
    16 5 Wednesday s luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore will be followed by a
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      279 5 j:o> MORTGAGEES* I g OP v J USD GRANT PROPERTIES. 0 o, held at i jj. a If-room *i I Edwards Co., Ltd., M>s Malacca Street. Singapore. N 3DAY, IITH MAY, 1939 v A T &3i P<M. valuable 90 ve&rs* leasehold Nos. 11, 12 13. 13-1, 14, n <\ »9,
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      531 5 FAMOUS FISTULA PILES SPECIALISTS. All sorts of Pilei are radically curef ln a week's time Treatment guaran .JT teed without operfL ation. Every Ey Disease and Rheu matlsm are altn undertaken. Charges Modern* c 41 Consult personall ?r apply for part! I culars to:— I n. KAHIM I BAKUASH SO!*
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    Boy Found Drowned
    93 6 Singapore, Sunday. A THREE-YEAR-OLD Chinese boy, living at Padang Terbakar, just beyond the Bedok Police Station, •M fcund dnv.ned cr. the Bedok beach shortly after three o'clock yesterday afternoon. His body was found in front of the Government holiday bungalows at Bedok. From enquiries made, it is
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    U. S. TO HELP CHILE
    58 6 Reuter. Santiago. May 7.—The Chilean Government lias ace-opted the United States Government's invitation to the Chilean Finance Minister to visit Washington to discuss economic co-operation between the two countries. The Finance Minister is leaving as scon as a plan has been formed to rehabilitate Chilean
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    292 6 Singapore, \i a y c mining Ampats B Y»- SJ" Ayer Hitams 193 Bangrins ltJ Eatu Selangors 1 gj Hitams 0.26 030 Hongkong Tin 166 I76xd Chendenangs 116 •■> S*? 8 J JUtsi ts 059 o.62cci Idns Hyd. 5 6 Ipoh Tin 19 6 20
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      750 6 ARE YOUR gK EYES WEAK?(i&? Avail yourself of the expert services of a skilled qualified Specialist with over 35 years' European clinical experience. Moderate cost for modern individually panned and built practical glasses. Thompson Optical Co. 4, Arcade Kld»., Phone .'{oo2. IC. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science NEW ARRIVALS
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      45 6 *TYIT M RADIOS I ARE SECOND TO NONE in Efficiency, Re!ia»Mlit> and 1 Serv.cs. Hence u.ev arc i VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA. I Sole Agents: HOE BOON LEONG Distributors: I RADIO GENERAL AG'.NCY. j! Kuftln T union- f II jjT i li in nil MM
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      39 6 FOR WORLD-WIDE RF( EPTTON CAT.7, FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION RADIO ELECTRIC CO., 28-30 ORCHARD ROAD Tel. 3829. SINGAPORE. Distribut h Scientific Service Co., Singapore Hongkong Shanghai SIMONIZ Will Preserve Your siioiiz i SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG, IPOH, TAIPING. J
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      27 6 HOMELITE PorUWe Genera l^ Plant Operates On W«*J w Weighs Only 80 lbs. 110\.-- Available in px pull particulars from: SPOT RADIO LTD., 58. OPCITAKD ROAD, BINOAPggL
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      817 6 To-day's Radio I I H AY Q LONDON „.35 PlSorte recital' by Betty MRO.M IVI/\T O Humoy. vnr UM w.< JZ* TRANSMISSION 5 11.50 County Crick.t: Surrey vs 15.15 M,/, „n SINGAPORE OSB ,51 Mo/s (31.55 Som S t r3 an^GlouC ri e rdu VS w.*ssrssia b m church Cheshire,
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    General A.R.P. Training To Start In Johore Shortly
    357 7 State Possesses irst Mobile Gas Chamber \Frcr: Our Own Correspondent 1 7>li!ar, Saturday. IMINAKY sttps to train selected men from various districts in 1 as air raid wardens and instructors have been taken, and it at the first instructors* classes will commence
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    Fine Concert At Memorial Hall
    184 7 lEXCELLENTI EXCELLENT musical entertainment was eiven last night at the Victoria Memorial Hall when Mr. Werner Baer. the noted organist, (rave a recital which will be. it is hoped, a prelude to a series of monthly recitals to be given at the Memorial Hall. La-t
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    Crooning Competition At Happy World
    95 7 Singapore. Sunday. A CROONING competition open to amateurs only. held at the morning Binding dance at the Happy World today, was a great success. A record crowd was present and dancing was carried on until 5.30 p.m There were 38 competitors and the indues found
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    Ipoh's Beauty Spot May Be Closed To Public Use
    460 7 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, May 7. CAFLLY tucked away in the hinterland, snug and secure in its cosiness is one of Inohs beauty spots which has constantly formed an ideal place for picnicking and which may shortly be dosed to
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    TIGER FIGHTS WILD BOAR IN VILLAGE
    167 7 (From Our Own Reporter) Taiping, May TiIE villager? of X.mining Paw, Bukit Gantang, a Village about IS in.les from here which was in UiC <:!d data used a a venue I*l bufhtlo and cock lights saw v etaaage ii contestants on Tuesday 1 t
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      62 7 MR. P. F. KINSEY ol ihe tepU firm of ■and Delay, has reiurncd from leave by the P. O j di\mond| Bedsteads "Diamond" Bedsteads have *tabu*hed throughout-Malaya baaei oa m*rit. ri -ny yeara their X, ill mt durability and fine become increa» V n ffb recognised as thd l Mard
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      125 7 7«« VKUe VQdUO ffvvv «l 5«»r« BRITISH ■r—" ~W Kg I ES| CONCRETE I I I I REINFORCEMENT H njt fi: IB ADVANTAGES. I II? iflifl s«/cr «//o/r a //<»//.-- H| wpl {fig stress in BRC Fabric of k mSm Mm) 25,000 Zbs. per §t|. fficfc Z/ian ggM tc allow
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      108 7 Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids Your body rlrans out excess Acids ami poisonous wastes in your blood thru! million tiny dcli< ate Kidney tubes or filters, i I Poisons in the Kidneys or Bladder make you suffer from Getting T'p NirMs, Nei ousncss, L<-k i'Mins, Circles under **>' es <
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      59 7 ONE CIGARETTE A TOO I MANY 1 i </iic cigarette beyond the iiinit and your throat bt riaa to assert itself, *,o-s hot and dry and irritat s. Now is the time Allenburys Pastilles prove such a boon. Take care of your throat—take AUenburys \orii CHEMIST SELLS THEM. Sole Agents:
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      40 7 HEAD GUINNESS mil HE 0 D N 0 E S V S E H D BOTTLe l*m SI ME. DARBY CO-.LTD. Refreshing Qiten thing PHOENIX GRAPE FRUIT POP {Prepared from the cfinest $resh &j*uit PHOENIX AERATED WATER CO., LTD., TRADE
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      211 8 LAST \U.III! Don't miss this grand II ALL-COLOUR MUSICAL Comedy with your II favourite Singing Stars TOGETHER! C APITOL I 6-ls~ari~9-l5 tjgSbi SCREEN TO EQUAL IT! j ICTOR HERBERT'S I Magnificent TECHNICOLOR! Spectacle/ Laughs/ Romance/ I\ FRANK MORGAN RAY BOLGER MA FLORENCE RICE MISCHA AUER I HERMAN KING REGINALD GARDINER
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      406 8 1 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL 1 PIANOFORTE RECITAL 1 CLIFFORD* HUNTSMAN the Celebrated English Pianist 1 TUESDAY, MAY 9* |i AT jjjjj 9.30 P. M. Booking at JOHN LITTLES $3 $2 $1 Members of H. M. Forces ivill be admitted to the $2 Seats at Half-Price on presentation of the jjjjj
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      290 8 PAVILION 6-15 9-i5 Tonight Ring's got a new gaal .pardon, Gaal And is she a nr hi roar when Ring meets her in his newest musical laugh hit f Y,, u II screen s favourite villain, Akim Tamiroff, as the Mayor »f i» turin s th> funniest fellow in years!
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    College Student Hurt
    74 9 Singapore, Sunday. MR Tan Seng Kum, a student at Rallies College, was knocked down by a motor-car this afternoon while he was riding a bicycle in Lowland Road on Upper Serangoon Road. Mr. Tan was shocked and semi-con-scious on the arrival of the ambulance and suffered a
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    German Press Alleges Polish Persecution
    159 9 Reuter. Berlin, May 7. GERMAN refugees from Polish "persecution" are fleeing across the frontier into Germany in a steadily increasing flow, according to the Berlin press, which hurls sharp accusations against the Polish Government in connection with the exodus. A German news agency says that
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    Japan To Stay Out Of Europe
    94 9 Shanghai, May C. 'J\HE final policy of Japan in reta- tion to *'io European situation in likely to be decided upon at the com- j ing uiter*irJni?teria] meeting on Thursday, when Japan's foreign j policy will he debated. It is generally believed that Japan
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    GERMAN AFRICANS AGAINST HITLER
    95 9 Reuter. Windhoek, May 7. AN appeal to South Africa by the German African Party views with astonishment the attitude of a section of the Union population iv South-West and South Africa towards the present situatiou in Africa and Europe." South Africans a:e asked to remember the
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      443 9 KATONG'S IST CLASS •il IPIVO HAJRDRESSLNG SALOON FOR LADIES ft GENTLEMEN OPPOSITE ROXY THEATRE COOL CLEAN HYGIENIC CHARGES MODERATE. Ibiozygen I eradicate* INDIGESTIONS noble from medicine store? 9 5 HAPPY WORLD >™ D WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT OF SINGAPORE'S FIRST $2,000,000 T V AVAJ 4ff ENGINEERING EXHIBITION DANCE IN RADIO,
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      152 9 POSITIVELY LAST DAY OF 20th Century-Fox Funniest Comedy idea 'Mister JJj l the fun's all rbouM w gj H ADOUmf JACK JACK HTB MENJOU OAKIE HALEY H ARUBN TONY ftINNIE WHELANMARTINBARNES IT* I GEORGE BARBIER WARREN HYMER JELGt ffi D,reefed by William A. Seiter Songs H fi» A 20th Century-Fox
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    AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
    635 10 4 VERY important statement was made bj Mr. C. A. Vlieland, the Secretary for Defence, Malaya, in a broadcast talk on air raid precautions. At one time it seemed that the authorities favoured the idea of a large portion of Singapore's population being evacuated in the event
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    "Secrets Of The hourth Estate
    1045 10  -  By W.A. Harpur RODOMONTADE, avaunt! Begone, false rhetoric! This is the age of pure English in which all ambiguity and obscurity is banished. The crudities of Shakespeare and Chaucer were good enough for the untutored of those days. Their style of diction has had a
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    14 10 Another way to forestall Nazi dema:.i would be to give Tanganyika to Jews.
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      186 10 Peter Dawson J, "SPECIAL" I C/ Scotch Whisky,^, S 3.35 Including Duty. ffeJ/^^^ i. mi Mini m w MM.APOHK KI-.MA t'Ml'l X BOORD'S 'BatrteL gin jjllllQ THE RESULT OF OVER ll|psif 200 YEARS* EXPERIENCE IllisH IliiH IN GIN DISTILLING... 25 Bag Sc« the tiga and know the _|__aSs_, purity. Boord's
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    King Will Rule By Radio In Event Of Crisis
    533 11 British Official Wireless. i\ the event of a crisis in Great Britain durin? his absence, I George VI will rule by radio, states the Tribune's f^rcs^onHent. Plans for sucti an hay been completed tc the last detail with the inaujruratioii of
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    FIRST DAY'S RUN IN ROYAL SHIP
    116 11 London, Sunday. ntI'TER'S special representative X aboard the Empress of Australia retorts that while the ship ploughed throu h a moderate swell in bright snnshine with a stiff breeze blowing, Their Majesties attended divine servjce this morning, conducted by iptain A. R. Meikle. Punctually
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    POPE ON PEACE
    92 11 Reuter. Vatican City. May 7. THE Pope, broadcasting to the French I National Eucharlstic Conference at I ers irade a brief reference to peace "so ardently des.red by aiviious Hia Holiness urged that the month ol May should be entirely devoted to universal prayer in order that
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    Japanese Explanation Of Bombing
    71 11 Reuter. Tokyo, May 8. JAPANESE attacks on Chungking sad other military points will be continued with increasing force until the Kucmintang Government b crushed, declared an Admiralty *pokc»man. the bombing of the Bri-ilate-Generai, me Japanese ties in Shanghai stated, accordii to Domei that "it was abary
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    Eden Backs Beck
    91 11 British Official Wireless. London, May 8. |a a spci vh yesterday Major Anthony frten said: ''Our first need is Ir >r a returr. to good faith between nations. Without it international like human socictv, can only f 'ntt into ever-widening confusion. l n 1 to him that
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    Windsor To Broadcast To U.S. To-day
    64 11 Reuter. Eld OF WINDSOR will «lav i?/ 1 tM American listeners toMtiM 8) from the historic he *»*M town of Verdun, where to a S V ,)rpsent staving, according L t '">ent issued in New York Danv ,onal Broadcasting CoinWh° Amer »ca. It is
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    POLISH BLIMP
    66 11 Observation "blimps" are helping the Polish Army to keep .igilant eyes en the western trontiei. where a new act of aggression is feared. This picture, were taken by a london staff photographer at a station near the frontier, shows an observation "blimp" of Poland's 2nd Battalion of Balloons
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    NO PACT YET WITH SOVIET OR TURKEY
    125 11 Reuter. LATEST Reuter and British Wireless messages from London state that conversations between Britain and Soviet Russia and between Britain and Turkey for conclusion of military understandings are still proceeding. Reports reaching London of the anI ncuncement of conclusion of a military agreement
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    JAPANESE PREPARE TO BOMB FUKIEN
    201 11 TT is reported that the Japanese aircraft carrier has left Nanow, in Kwangtung, for Amoy; in Fukien. It is generall believed that the Japanese will carry out bombing expeditions in the latter province. Shanghai, May 8. a of revolts Have taken place ,mo* bogus troops
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    POLICE INSPECTOR MURDERED
    34 11 Shanghai, May 8. r'HOO Peng Sang, Chinese police inspector of the Shanghai International Settlement, was assassinated yesterday, allegedly by s x traitors under Jananese employ. Investigation is proceeding.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    GERMAN AMBASSADOR
    25 11 British Official Wireless. London, May 8. Dr yon Dirksen, German Ambas>ador to Great Britain, returned to London yesterday from Berlin —British Official Wireless.
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    DEMOCRACIES NOT EXCITED BY BERLIN-ROME ALLIANCE SPHERES OF INFLUENCE DEFINED
    955 11 Mussolini Mediating In Danzig Dispute? Reuter. ANNOUNCEMENT of a political and military alliance between Germany and Italy has caused no ex itement v London, Paris and Warsaw. It was generally expected as a formal move against the antiaggression front. According:
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    FIERCE COMMUNAL RIOTS
    42 11 Reuter. Patna, May 8. SIX persons were killed and "0 injured in fierce communal rioting at Gaya which was netp 4 •rrhral of n/>lice from Patna,the imposition oj a curfew and or-animation of police patrols throughout the town.— ueu.er.
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    BULGARIA SHOWS HER MIGHT
    83 11 Reuter. Sofia. May 7 r;RIES of "we want Dobruja and Ti ace was raised by t c crowd watching a great military parade I etc tc-day—the Bulgar.an st. George's Day. Military bands were playing the Dobrujan national song, which the crowd sang. King Boris and Queen
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    ANGLO-RUSSIAN TALKS REACH CRITICAL STAGE Divergent Views On Natur of Military Alliance
    316 12 BRITAIN ANXIOUS NOT TO OFFEND GERMANY Reuter. London, May 7, Sunday papers' diplomatic correspondents and editorials give prominence to the Anglo-Soviet negotiations, most of them believing that a critical stage has been reached, IT sec ns to have
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    NEW BAND AT TANGLIN CLUB
    107 12 THE new band of the Tanglin Club 1 played for the first time at the dance on Saturday evening, imd proved a great success. The Club was crowded and members were highly appreciative of the excellent music provided. Mr. I. m. Nick is the leader
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    ISSUE RESTS WITH BERLIN
    121 12 Reuter. Warsaw, May 7. "IT is now for Germany to speak" A writes the newspaper "Dobry Wieczor." "The world has agreed that Berlin should furnish proofs, if an understanding with Poland is really desired. "Wieczor Warszawski" declares. "Berlin has now to choose between two roads, of
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    ANGLO-RUMANIAN AGREEMENT
    156 12 Reuter. Bucharest, May 7. gEFORE Sir Frederick Leith-Ross goes to Athens on Tuesday, it is expected that a memorandum will be initialled embodying the points of agreement reached between the British economic delegation and Rumania. It is understood that a permanent mixed committee will be established to deal
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    SIX INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT
    75 12 Singapore, Sunday. A MOTOR lorry, proceeding along Bukit Tim \h Road shortly after 12 30 yesterday afternoon, collided with a Municipal cable cart which six coolies of the Municipal Electrical department were pushing. All the vix coolies were injured, some of them suffering abrasions on
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    Farewell
    66 12 Seated in the sunshine in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, with a large map spread before them, the King and Queen point out to Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret their route during the visit to Canaua and America. The Frintesses are not accompanying their parents. Princess ITizabeth (right) tracing
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    PRINCESSES BID FAREWELL TO PARENTS
    548 12 London. May 7. THE last impression which the concourse of people at Portsmouth retain of the historic Royal departure is of the two small Princesses on the jetty, straining their eyes in an effort to distinguish the figure of the King standing on the bridge
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    Pope To Intervene In The German-Polish Dispute
    220 12 Reuter. London. Uslv IT is indicated in Paris, says a Reuter message from (he French capita), that the Pope has taken diplomatic action to assist in the peaceful settlement of the German-Polish dfsou'te. The Papal Nuncio's visit to M. Bonnett yesterday which coincided
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    Plebiscite At Danzig?
    195 12 Reuter. Berlin, Ma\ 3 PRECISIONS of importance regarding Danzig are net ex. pected for the present, accent, ing to political circles where there is talk of a plebiscite at Danzig. It must be left to the population there to decide whether, they want to return to the
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    Cheaper Travel To Malaya
    75 12 Reuter. London, May' UNDER a new sea and air tra«\ scheme at reduced fares, a traveller can get from New York to Africa or Malaya via England and travel in thirteen days, crossing: the Atlantic by boat and completing the trip by flyingboat. The arrangement will
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    India Must Help Britain In War
    425 12 I Muslim League Deplores Congress' Attitude Sholapur. May 7. TT would be dishonest and unfair to India if she refused to parncipate in any war which Britain might be >ny hed. declared Sir Sikandar Hyat Khan, Premier of the Punjab, presiding over the M"
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    ART EXHIBITION
    41 12 I 1 c CI London. May 6-The Duchess Gloucester naid an toformai vim Fast African Arts and In the Imperial Institute Her Royal Highness interested in paintings Makerere College and by yoi at the Church Missionary school at R
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    International Course In Malariology Being Continued In Singapore
    682 13 Conference Opens At The Medical College Engineers And Doctors Join Forces For The First Time r time, engineers and medical officers from many r c ies in the East joined forces to-day at a conference I this morning at the College of
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    To-day's News-Reviews
    450 13 jEXiION between Germany and Poland mtinues, in spite of the ■oderate !ma of Colonel Beck's Th r< ason for this is that the Polish Foreign Minister en for negotiation he q iite < lear that Poland will to the threat technique, and Hitl a de it equally clear
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    EARTHQUAKE IN MANILA
    50 13 Reuter. Manila. May 7. SATURDAY night festivities here were dampened at 1 a.m. when Manila rocked with intermittent earth tremors for twenty seconds, said to be the severest since August 1937. Sleepers were aroused and many ran out into the streets but there were no casualties here.—Router.
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    Fatal Fall
    130 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, To-day. ALLEGED to have- fallen sixty fee! from a room on the third floor of a three storey building in Batu Road at three o'clock this morning, V. Ramasamy, 34 years old linotype operator, died before he could be taken to hospital.
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    Malaya's Immunity From Malaria "May Constitute A Danger"
    989 13 f comparative immunity from malaria which Malaya now enjoys and particularly in the larger towns, estates and mines may. I feel, constitute a danger, and the unremitting care and attention with the necessary expenditure of money which provides this freedom may be
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    ALL THE WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES
    412 14 Time Robs CS.G Of Win At Balestier Singapore, Monday. THE early morning shower ye: tcrelay prevented the cricket match on Balestier Plain, between rfce C.S.C. and the United Services first teams, from commencing at 11 o clock as originally intended. The Ccyloncse went out to
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    S'pore Tennis Championships
    17 14 VTO cr tries for Ihe Singapore teams" championships will be accepted after to-morrow evening.
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    HARD COURT TENNIS
    34 14 In the British hard court tennis championship final, Miss Katherine Stammers beat Mrs Bills, formerly Miss Anita Lteana. 6 3. 6 3, says a Reuter rablc received from London last nght.
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    CRICKET
    31 14 The cricket match between the St Andrew.; School and S.C.C. "A" XI on Saturday May 13 a ill be played at Fai rer Park instead of at the School ground.
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    Chinese Trounce S.A.O.B.A
    271 14 Singapore. Sunday. IN a cricket match played at the s.c.K.c. ground yesterday, the S.C.K.C. XI defeated the St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association by 142 runs. A feature of the match was the fine hitting of Ong Keng Siew who top-scored with fct runs. S.A.O B.A. XI J
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    RAFFLES DEFEAT A.C.S.
    258 14 Singapore, Sunday. SCORING 104 runs yesterday, Raffles Institution defeated the A, C. S. by 31 runs, in a cricket match i plnyrc* on the R. I. ground. E. W. Barker <R. I > top scored 03 the game with 34 runs, while R. Thamotharam also of Rallies
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    C.S.C. Unlucky To Draw With R.E. 's
    204 14 Singapore, Sunday. Time saved the RJS. yesterday n their mat eh against the CJS.C. at Bates er. following are the scoresCEYLON S C. B Dudley Ibw. Jimpsbn 4 i Ayadurai low. Lucas 5 I t' c. k. Retnam c Gould b Johnstonj 25
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    St. Andrew's Beat St. Joseph's
    235 14 ST. Andrew's easily beat St. Joseph's in their fixture yesterday. D. Mere pel formed a good double for bis sid°. scoring 21 runs and taking fottr Josephian wickets for 33 runs. Following are the full Scores: St. Andrew's N. Caoel b O Campbell $1 T
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    Recs Beat Rats In Low-Scoring Game
    222 14 IN a low storing game played al the padani» yesterday, the ,R.( team defeated the R.A.F by 15 runs. Once again Thoj pr< mainstay of the Recs attack, taking five wickets for 19 rui i Scores were: SRC. R Bain c Parkes b Shea
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    Airmen Beat Indians
    184 14 THE I. were beaten b;, the ii.YF it Baiestier on Saturday by one r:in. Feature of the match was the good batting *.f Marshall. The scores were:— Indian Association T. Singh b Rowlett 33 B. S. Varma b Rowlett 1 Biskaron c Mavfuid b Hall 49 Wazir
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    112 14 Fi; 1 lowing are f he S.R.C. tennis es: MONDAY Championship Doubles (Semi-final» P. F. do JSoi'i'-.i E. G V/ lie at ley vs. Di S. L. Oehlcrs N. S. H>gar. Novir-cV Event. (Sin ges.» W. N Moore vs. P. P. Webb; G. d'Cruz vs. F. Oeh- rs:
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    Recs Go Down To Medical College
    231 14 Singapore s urdaj DLAYING ter's pilch to-day. the Mi .tIC egc Union scored a brilliant rictorj b beating the "Rees" by 132 i sin a inning's game. L. Alvis .scored a century lor thr Collegian The results were as follou MEDICAL COLLEGE I NIO
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    Davis Cup Results
    41 14 Vienna Hay fi In the Davis Cup European aom petition to-day, Germany cum E wlfaetland a o At WTai P eliminated Holland 3 I, and &l Z Yugoslavia eliminated Ere 3 8. At Bucharest. Hungary < Rumania 3—2 Reuter.
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    MATCH UNPLAYED
    25 14 Singapore, Monday. The cricket match between the Services Law vs. Merchant? cricket tournament of the JM not. played ye: »••> owmg •round condit ion*
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    Tads Beat Chinese In Reserve Division
    464 15 puctiestef Rs. 2, S.C.F.A. Rs. L HS4PPOINTING soccer was witnessed at the Stadium ulun in a Reserve soccer fixture, the ujiMhcsters defeated the S.C- x )N the odd goal in three. »th trams displayed retnish though this detect noticeable in the Tads hi Id
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    SOCCER Sappers Strengthen Their League Position In Div. 1
    456 15 Loyals Beaten 3—0 Singapore, Sunday. Loyals 0. CONSOLIDATING their position at the top of the senior division of the league, the R.E. playing at Giliman Barracks, yesterday defeated the Loyals in their m:i"h-looked-forward-to clash by three clear goals. The Sappers were
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    S.C.R.C. Soccer
    106 15 Following are S.C.R.C. soccer teams for the week: Against S.R.C. to-day at S.R.C. ground: Patrick Yee, Tan Huck Wan. Yee Cheok Wah, Ong Swee Keng, Swee Lirn Swang, Teo Mong Joo. Sebastian Then. Anthony Choon, Chia Keng Hock. John Then and Gan Kee Siang Reserves: Tan Choon Seng.
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    365 15 Y. M.C.A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL Singapore, Sunday. KEEN competition characterised the 14th Annual Handicap Swimming Carnival of the Young Men's Christian Association held at the V.M.C.A. swimming pool yesterday. A feature of the evening's programme Wis *he Fancy Diving competition which was won by Lee Hon Ming. Another Interesting "event was
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    Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS
    29 15 The final of the V.M.C.A. billiards handicap tournament will be played on Tuesday, May 9. at 8 p.m. sharp between Dr. V. Xavier and Yap Ah Hian.
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    Title For Sin Kie
    205 15 BRITISH TENNIS RESULTS Reuter. LONDON, MAY 7. KHO SIN KIE BEAT CHOY IN THE FINAL OF THE ENGLISH HARD COURT TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS AT BOURNEMOUTH YESTERDAY 7—5, 6—1, 6—4. Choy led by 3—0 in the first set through Kho Sin Kie's errors. After that Sin Kie, with
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    S. C. C. Reserves Beaten
    35 15 The Police Reserves defeated the S C.C. Reserves by two goals to one in a •occei match played at the Police Depot vesterday. The score at the interval was 1-1.
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    English Rugger Cup Final Surprise
    148 15 Reuter. London, Saturday IN the Rugby League Cup final played at Wembly to-day, Halifax beat Salford by 20 points (four goals) to three (a try) before a cheering crowd of 50,000. Halifax started aggressively, and their nice bursts of speed quickly threw tht. favourites off
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    58 15 Twenty-three cards were taken out in the May Ladies spoon at the Kepptl G.C. and the following returned: Mrs. M. G. Harvey 51—18-33 Mrs. G. V. Andrews 47—13=34 Mrs. R. W. McCreath 52— H-34 Mrs. R. E Earle 44— 0=35 Mrs. F. Starr 47—12=35 Mrs. E. A.
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    Loss Of Weight And What It Means.
    185 15 loss of weight, unless it is immediately the result of iliness, u>* generally treated lightly until other symptom- arise which give cause for anxiety. If you are losing weight do not delay until you begin to lose colcur, gcow easily tned. have no
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    Entries For Spore Junior Badminton Tourneys
    504 16 SIXTY-ONE entries have been re- ceived on tne Singapore Badminton Association for the men's junior singles tournament, and 33 entries for the doubles of the- same competition. While there has been only a slight change in the number of singles entries compared with last
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    TURF TO-DAY'S TRAINING AT BUKIT TIMAH
    208 16 (By "Marcus Superbus") ,Sulci be a torw»ri nuiner. IN s A o W QUa en ßEON P aa e d NEW in |iWEio L .Mayo. g£ Tl* latter was improve. GOB ii finish, but Vciy m same holds for Patram bi MARTOWM (Bagby), achilles
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    LADIES GOLF RESULT
    159 16 THE Royal Singapore Golf Club (ladies' v. Island Golf Club tiadies) match vas played at Bukit Timah on Friday and resulted In a win for the Island Golf Club (ladies' by 3*2 points to 2\ 2 The following is the result: R.S.G.C. LG.C. Mrs. S. E. Dods
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    ROBERT CHIA RETAINS Y.M.C.A. JUNIOR TENNIS TITLE
    255 16 Singapore, Sunday. ROBERT Chia, who beat A. S. B. Pakir in the final of last year's Singapore junior lawn tennis championship, repeated his sucĕess against the same player in the final of the Junior Championship of the V.M.C.A. fourth open lawn tennis tournament,
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    S.C.R.C. Tennis Ties
    188 16 FOLLOWING are further ties this week In the S.C.R.C. Spring tennis tournament:— MONDAY Court A Tan Puu> Hee (—3> vs. Yap Mook Kirn (scr.)? Court B T. G. Sect (—6) vs. Le* Sze Tat <-6»; Court C Cecil Wong (scr.) vs. Sim Teng Boon (—3); Court D
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    Y.M.C.A. Soccer
    64 16 The have been selected to play football for the V.M.C.A. Junior Department against "A" Coy, Manchester Rgt., to-day on the Anscn Road ground: We Aik Chan D. Skeiohy Low Huck Yang, S. Orton, G. J. Movon, Chan Nee Si?n, D. Deans, Edward Wee, Soong Chin Checn, Goey Teck
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    Home Soccer Tables And Results
    921 16 FOLLOWING are Home soccer T suits and tables corrtct/ri c the week-end:- tonuled up to ENGLISH LEAGUE, My. I. Arsenal 2 Brentford Aston Villa i Middlesbrough Blackpool 2 Portsmouth Charlton a Prestoi n Chelsea 1 Bolton Grimsby 3 Bverton Leeds 0 Stok Manchester 2 Liverpool
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    RUGBY CUP FINAL
    19 16 Lcndon, May 7,-In the by 20 cup final, Halifax beat bau point- to rhrvo -Ren* 1
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    AIR RAID DANGERS EXAGGERATED Trenches & Evacuation Not Practicable
    2584 17 AIR RAID DANGERS EXAGGERATED Trenches Evacuation Not Practicable DEFENCE SECRETARY'S BROADCAST Singapore, Monday, ijonty of the population o£ S njrapore, trenches and s are out erf the question, while large-scale migration ble. declared Mr. C. A. Vlieland, M C.S., Secretary Malaya, in i broadcast from Singapore last night. he stated;
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    268 17 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. A day likely to produce its little crises as there are unsettling influences, so don't try to force issues. Play for safety. Avoid interviews if you can. SPECIAL INFLUENCES February 20 to March 20. If your business or uork involves travel you
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    JAPANESE NOT ABLE TO ADVANCE ON SIAN
    555 18 Chinese Defences Said I Impregnable Chungking. I«\ DC not thin* the Japanese either intend or are able to cross the Yellow River in an advance on Sian in the near future, .General Chian* Tin-wen, chairman of the Shensi provincial i government and Commander
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    China's War-time Cabinet
    86 18 CHINA'S WARTIME CABINET. From the left: The Minister of Economic Affairs. Dr. Wong Wen-hao: Minister of War General Ho V.ng-ch.ng: Vfinister of the Interior. General Ho Chien; Vice-Preeident of the Executne Yuan, General Chant; Chun; President of the Executive Yuan and rently Minister of Finance. Dr. H.
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