Malaya Tribune, 9 May 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune -Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI No. 109. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, May 9, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1939 -HvkTJ^
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      163 1 PERFECT FIT WITH THE BEST MATERIALS AT AURORA TAILORING DEPARTMENT, Hieh Si. North Bridge Rd. ROOFINGTHJES BRITISH EMPIRE These tiles have a larger covering capacity than tiles of the ordinary Mangalore pattern. They are equipped with an up-to-date Intel locking system—and are Dust and Water proof. They can be packed
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      218 1 MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICC ADILLY, LONDON. Top Floor, Battery Bidis. CASH SALE ONE WEEK ONLY. Comiieneing Ist May. DAY EVENING GOWNS. QrwltaJdoyL W ul %a A.?< A *n<\ \> c I j MMlat MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM^MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM THE 8 H. P to 0„ ,ii V,l P"« dcpc „d», front i ur fort.
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    Now A Character Actress
    91 2 ifolij wood. jjN lt%e exact tpot o:. the RKO Radio lei where her star dressing rcom stoo:! ii years ago Evelyn Brent tqp-rankUig cusitc -a -iieiu films, ij occupy. tyg a new room in a hew building and >;.; r tii| a new career as a
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    Popular Comic
    57 2 rIFT V TWO per cvnl pi tin' adult RQQU- Union of the United States read the funny papers and the newspaper strip lift! Orphan Annie" tops the list abeina the favourite with 11.6 per cant ot i e total number of readers. Paramou:r has lust completed 9 screen
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    What The Stars Foretell
    219 2 I TO-MORROW for j READERS. Hot an day for business, but 0 f routine work. Avail J <{N7/ opportunity to not far afield. Short pur should be productive, and r/e«s SCES SPECIAL INFLl ;a r orn e- January 21 to February19. Sow* thing unexpected is vidua
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      451 2 STEAMKK SAIS.INtiS. BRITISH INDIA (incorporated In England). /9% A fci P. <). s. N. CO."S SAILINGS. Ol 1 WARDS. Due. Tonnage, spore. 1939 i BHUT/ N 8.109 May 9 ranptj a 7 iti,J May 19 I 6.000 May 20 RAWALPINDI 17JW0 June 2 SOUDAN 6500 June 2 CHTI R\L 15.000
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      540 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEtt (incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company s intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 .-v KJHAHNHORST' emits Narth China M:IV 11 s-s NECKAR" >nin> Manila May 11 nt ;o" omits Dairen May 20 HOMFH ARB. Foi HOl I
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      501 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP! COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Beaahg. Port Swetten am, j Singapore, Hongkong, tfwatow. Amov, (Kulangsu> and Foochow. Suecial cheap return tickets to China for short holiday Iri**. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA "Hong Peng" May B,lpm. "Hong Siang" a > n inn Jan. 2 •«Hong
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      130 2 HAMBI RC-AMERIKA LIME B Deti-'sch-Australia-die Gescllschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due EToore 1939. m.s SAUERLAND via Manila May 14 S PREUSSEN Direct May 2. m.:-. LEVERKUfvEN Direct Jun. 11 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due Spore 1939. .s.s
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      269 2 ĕT%mmm M 11 DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN l Vrborcai district ot London. 1. This district sounds father-Uta 3' A damsel with a in a rsion 2. Species ol peticl. once I say" Coleridge. 4 Courteous. 7 Give 5. Pocr dog. <) Tram in eao (anagram) 6. A sale
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    466 3 LONDON COMMODITIES r Ti London, Monday. RIBBER Previous To,day change Ml* Steady 8 spot u ia 7 15 16 7 15 16 Sellers 8 8 rward (June) Buyers 715 16 715 16 Sellers 8 8 116 -lviT: .rd (July Sept) Buyers 8 116 8 116 Sellers B*B
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    76 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, May 8, b p.m. Total for Dividend Boo*. financial n> close Date Diw. yeat Payable Date to datf Hon, F-^ al Iftd. May 12 May 19 May 13 jgj 2 1/ 2% Tin 2»/ 2 leas tax May 10 Apr 24 21/2%
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    819 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 8, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 2 9 3 6 Austral Amal 4 9 5 3cd Austral Malay 38 42Ayer Hitam 18 6 19 6 Ayer Weng U.bs 0.70 Bangrin Tin 18 6 19,6
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    EXCHANGES
    244 3 Singapore, May 8. 7" c following are the exchange stock this morning according to the dally 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 1 2045 Switzerland demand 240 3 4 Hamburg demand
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    PRODUCE
    161 3 Singapore, May 8. R (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $128 R. <Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $12R. (Siam 1 W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $121 Siam No. 1 $230 Siam No. 2 $215 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $111 Siam Broken Rice No. 2
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Tuesday. Tn e price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $***** (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    15 3 The price of rubber at noon i* Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27ft; Sellers 27%.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    250 3 C% Maynard A Co.. Ltd.. *36,</iM) Int Apr. 30 Oct 31 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: i% 1901 red. 1940 $4Ji1,000 Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 «100 101 norn 1907 red. 19*7 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31. SeDt 30 «106 108 norn 4V- 1909 red. 19o£ i1.30t.000 Int Mar
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    100 3 Singapore. Monday. MINING. Tin at midday was $115 14, unchanged. As usual on Monday the tin share market was very quiet to-day. Prices were practically unchanged from Saturday and the amount of bus r.tss which passed was negligible. RUBBERS. The price ol Rubb:r at 4 o'clock was
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      30 3 THE Astern united L CORPORATION, LIMITED R J NE MOTOR VEHICLE, i».N ;>'.;;;■ personal ACCI tlON' OMEN'S COMPENSA N| r I'URUC LIABILITY CHANCE. KtU STREET, SINGAPORE F. W. HALL, General Manager
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      163 3 NOMINAL CAPITAL: $40,000,000 ISSUED PAID UP CAPITAL: $10,000,000 BRANCHES throughout Malaya, Siam, Burma, South China, French Indo-China and Netherlands East Indies. AGENTS CORRES- PONDENTS in all principal cities of the World. BANKING TRANSAO I TIONS of every description undertaken. MASTERS. 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept.
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      338 3 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated In China by Special Charier >. 12, Cecil Street. Sins;up.. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. "Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-a Cable Address: 14 CHUNGKCO." Paid Up Capital „h. $40,000,000 ot' Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. t 5.200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch.
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      596 4 WANTED Teachers for Higher Elementary. Box 497, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (26-A) WANTED YOUNG DELIVERY CLERK Cycling essential. Small pay- Box q, c Maiaya i'ribune, Singapore. (1080) WANTED Stenographer for motor firm v. rkshop. -eferably wltn knowledge of t rigineenng tercw salary according to experience. Box SCO, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED
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      541 4 EXPERIENCED SALESMAN well ac- j quainted wiih local and Markets. At present employed with big Import Firm, seeks position to better projects. Apply Box 473, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. "Experienced English nursery NURSE desires post Malaya, Singapore, preferred. Thoroughly understands diet, needlework, children's r le ?S™: musical. Lived in East. Good
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      600 4 MOTOR CYCLE B.S.A 250 c.c O.H.V. chromium tank, 9 months, rarely and carefully used as good as when bought. $385 or nearest what offer, owner leaves Colony. Apply Box No. 494 co Malaya Tribune. Kuala Lumpur. <U-A> WANTED: To rent a small unfurnished house or bungalow near the sea, or
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      504 4 nniMdlLT HATAYOGI RAO about Particu.ar S at 17, Oj*n Road, Singaporewhat you £gg 50 iSsinTs'GO. A?drlsTortune Studio MA; Sit Wah R«>ad. Singapore. (1024) YOGI~OF THE MO»J2r? rFT WHAT YOU WANT. IT IS YOURS FOR THE ASKLNG. HE SEES! h? FORFSEES. Y,our horoscope read modern System of psychoTo set your tijc-road
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      594 4 FOR SALE REFRIGERATOR m working order for $75.-. Apply Box 496. Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (13-A> READ the best seller Romanised Malay entitled Lamkoonong Scon Pin Price per Lttt $4. Obtainable, Pranakan Book Coy., 98, Joo Chiat Place. Singapore. FIFTY SHARES of Indian Salt Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Calcutta, For Sale. Apply
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      358 4 Tailoring Millinery etc. OUT SHOP salon announce* naiu. Sale In Jewellery Di at Half Marked p, New hats made cleaned, dyed. Wocki 14. Capitol Flat:, Phone™ SELLING ACT all kinds oi wool: n etc. (Former Kai n Fatt Tailor To N make your su:t< then if you want good v.
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    DOUBLE MURDER OF BOSOM FRIENDS
    878 5 QUARREL OVER FRUITS ALLEGED AS MOTIVE [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Monday. QUARREL ever durians, wh:ch is alleged to have led to the murder of two friends, the finding ot the bodies by a lorry driver at three o'clock in the morning on the
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    British Ships Searched
    36 5 Swatow, May 8 Two British merchantmen were stopped and searched oy Japanese warships near Swatow waters for several hours on Friday, before the steamers were permitted to COntinut their trip.—Chinese Central News Agency.
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    HAWKER IN COURT
    84 5 Singapore. Monday. A THIRTY-YFAR-OLD Chinese. Teo rt Liak Yong, claimed trial this morning In the Second Police Court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on charges that h Q <a> hawked without a licence a bundle of pictures at Middle Road at 4.40 p.m. last Satuiday and <b» used
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    Tweedmuir Will Still Act While The King Is In Canada
    375 5 The Royal Tour Ottawa. May 9. C*VEN while the King is in Canada Lord Tweedmuir will continue hie functions as His Majesty's official representative, according to the departmental commit too in charge of the arrangements for the royal tour. The
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    Married Woman's Love For Man Who Enticed Her Away
    140 5 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Teluk Anson. May 8. 'I LOVE this man better than my husband and 1 do not wish to stay with my husband said a young Tamil woman, in the course of a case in which a young
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    CHINA RELIEF EFFORT TO-DAY
    82 5 Singapore, Tuesday. To-day all Chinese shops throughout the city are contributing the proceeds c r sal s I the China Relief Fund In view oi the iact that May 9 i_ one of the greatest remembrance da\\> in the I C htnese Republic. In order to
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    U.S. COMMERCE SECRETARY OPTIMISTIC
    117 5 Reuter. Washington, May 3. THE Secretary for Commerce I Mr. Hopkins». commenting on the busxness outlook, said that he foresees a moderate lisc in business for the remainder of the year. He >cored the pessimistic attitude adopted last week by the Chamber of Commerce Convention -nd
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    PERAK SPENDS $4,000 A DAY ON RELIEF WORK
    263 5 i From Our o>vn Correspondent) Ipoh. May 8THE Government of Pcrak is spemlng 84.000 a .lay by nay of wages for the 10.500 unemployed Chinese labourers ol both sexes, working on relief schemes scattered all over the State, hut the unemployment situate
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    No British Protest To Japan
    72 5 Reuter. London, May fl REPORTS that Sir Robert Craigie >a protested to the Japanese Ooveriment regarding the bombing ol Brnl h property In Chun king are described j official circles as Inaccurate. It Is sea that the afTair is being closely st In London. Meanwhile
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    BRICKFIELDS FIRE: THREE ARRESTED
    191 5 [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, May 8. IN connection with the fire that broke out on Thursday in a wooden bwngasaw in Thamby Abdullah Koad, Brickfields (of which a Lrief report appeared in the Sunday Tribune) the police have arrested three persons. Mr Ponnampalam, Chief
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    European Fined
    95 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter! Kuala Lumpur. May 8. "1 T is the duty of all people who lend cars to make sure to their own satisfaction that a driving licence is in existence. Thus remarked Mr. R. C. Redman, the first magistrate on Saturday morning when he imposed a
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    150 MILLION IN THE AXIS
    130 5 Reuter. Home. May 8. THS-: text <>f the Halo-German pact will be drafted within the next few week., according to the 'Messaggere" which states that "Count Cimao and Heir Itibbcntrop will probably meet again in the first days of June to sign in the names
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    MARKETS BRIGHTER
    70 5 Reuter. London May 8. The week started brightly on the Stock Exchange, gilt-edged, also home rails advancing, the former on buying be] c i ed for account ol large Institutions, and the latter on Increasing public interest. Industrial were mainly better, thouga occasional losses were noted. Kaffirs strengthened
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      572 5 Domestic Occurrences LEDGMENTI Teng. sons and family t all relatives, friends. Boys' Brigade (Ist Comttending night-visita and late Maioor Wee Boon those who sent wreaths, rams and letters of contheir ssfl bereavement. F M B. papers p.lease DEATH. i; Seng, aged 73, passed fully at his residence No. tj I
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      224 5 BANKRI PTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER *5) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Summary Ca v In Bankruptcy. No 99 of 1935 Re LEE CHIN TOXG of No. IA, Loronu L. Telok Kurau Road. Singapore Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second and Final Dividend is
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    Driving Conviction: Doctor To Appeal
    263 6 Singapore, Monday. £)R. Charles Joseph Paglar was to-day convicted on a charge of negligent driving along Grove Road on Feb. 12, and fined 525 by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge. The pro-ecution, was conducted by Court Inspector A. H. Frew. The complainant in the
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      170 6 LET I S HANDLE ALL VOI R CLOCK A WATCH REPAIRS, AM) YOr WILL BE ASSURED OK PROMPT SERVICE AM) SATISFACTION. YICK WOH HING 429. NORTH RRIDGE ROAD, I (Near MIDDLE ROAD I, I 'PHONE No. 7922. Contractor for the Repair cf Clocks Watch* i to the British Army and
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      267 6 MEALS WITHOUT MISERY Are meals a constant dread to voti? Do you have to take great (.are about every bit of food yon eat, for fear of having to pay the penalty in pain" Js stomach trouble the bane of your existence Even if you have long been a victim
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      128 6 Do Yoj Just Dream Of A Big Salary Dreaming a grand pt_C_At bat it will not increase your salary. The only sure way to get more money is to make yourself worth more. A Training is the answer and such a Training you can acquire through spare-time study with the
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      109 6 Agents:—Hai (hew Hotel. Tel. 3015. 35. B»ach Read. SINGAPORE. MALACCA. 3 times U lily. The Malayan Engineering Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in Singapore). Registered Office, Winchester Singapore. Nominal Capital $1,000,000.00 Subscribed Capital 100,000.00 DIVIDED INTO 100,000, Ordinary Shares of S10 each. For full particulars and prospectus please apply to The Company's
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      46 6 I Protect your Phone 4293 clothes the blues,*greens and browns. See HBB«Btt 351 356. North Bridge Road, WlmW Singapore. FLIT a I wow Kl_l»l*i For demonstration call at:— in your home UNIVERSAL RADIO HOI *E &3le Distributors: 205 Orchard Road. Thene SCIENTIFIC SERVICE CO., SINGAPORE Singapore—Hongkong—Shanghai.
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      844 6 T j To-day's Radio j I SINGAPORE LONDON v 35 and George Barkci j NIR()M (Entertainers at the piano).* ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mc/s) TRANSMISSION 5 H 50 County Cricket: Surrey vs. Som- **H, 15.1 a Mc/s m) erset and Gloucester vs. LancaZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc/s) /s (31 55
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    Prosecution Case Fails
    295 7 Furniture Shop Fatal Affray Singapore, Monday. TEE, a furniture who appeared at the Vssisea on a charge the death of Yap alias Ec Jee Toh, on 12, Sumbawa Road, u; t s found not charge of culpable i the conclusion of day before Mr. Jus Manning. ivi
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    KRONCHONG CONTEST
    37 7 Professional Kron- n is to be held at the i orj Saturday. Th c singers will be present i raa will accompany tb? These will include Artlul Rahman, champions 8 respectively. Special will be introduced.
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    TREE CUTTING IN COURT
    119 7 Singapore, Monday. TREE-CUTTING demonstration given in the Third Police Court this morning dispelled any doubts the magistrate, Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, may have entertained respecting allegation in a charge of theft of timber from the Forest Reserve at the Mcßitchie Reservoir, off Thompson Road. Lim Chai
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    ARRESTED AFTER TEN MONTHS
    121 7 Singapore, Monday. NG MML. a Qantonese, wa> this morninf sentenced to si\ ueeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr Conrad Oldham in the Second Police Court on a charge that on .June 21 of last year at Kampong Bug is, being entrusted with S3OO, he committed criminal bieach
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    HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE
    75 7 Singapore, Monday. ARRESTED by detective No. 100. oicw Fills Puav and Chona Beng appealed before Mr. L. C. Goh. the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, in answer to a •haroe of housebreaking on May 5. ai Cairnhill Road, the dwelling of Mr. W. W. Lewes. After the charge had
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    EAR SLASHING: FOUR CHARGED
    105 7 Singapore, Monday. w-OUR men alleged to have been conF cerned in a knife attack in a coffeeshop at Bukit Pasoh Road on the fourth of this month whi.h depnv c«n wrme Pens of h is right ear, tll miJE* nVthe Third Police Court today on a
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    NURSING AND FIRST AID LECTURES
    44 7 lectures for ladies only in me nursing w.U comKandang Kerbau Hospital, ad, opposite the Tram p.m on the following lectures, Friday May Tuesday May 23. c being held to enab'e m enrolment in the St. Brigade. Nurses are (Wired.
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    What Readers Are Saying 4 THE TRACTION CO.
    335 7 We welcome intelligent j letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. [To the Editor o'f the Malaya Tribune] Sir,—Your leader on May 2 calls for comment. I wonder if
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    MUNICIPAL CLERKS
    795 7 I To the Editor of the Malaga Tribune] sir, with reference to the aitici.- in the Sunday Tribune regarding Government clerks' dissatisfaction with their alaries, I would fikc to make clem that their brother clerks hi the Municipality fare no better, if not worse On entering the Municipal
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    CAR THEFT: SPEEDY ARREST
    94 7 Singapore, Monday H VKOLD Hanley. 27, a soldier, Wtt lined S2O (or one month\ rigorous imprisonment) m the Thira Felice Court this morning, when ne pi aded guilty to theft of a motorcar. An officer told the magistrate (Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker) that accused had not
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      25 7 fit ftltMEtflß BL£«P|pJ HEUfKS smoking tobacco a Matchless pipe pleasure and Immunity from pipe criticism Oi All Tobacconists or l™m A. HAHTHOLOMKUSZ LTD. SINGAI OKk.
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      220 7 CHILDREN WHO WON'T EAT There's nothing so wearing lor a mother as a child who won't eat well Usually such a child is the 'nervy.' highly-strung type. He picks at his lood. looks pale and loses weight Coaxing won't. improve matters. Child specialists everywhere recommend Horlicks for these nervy children
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      324 7 RHEUMATISM GOT HIM CO years-old Pianist is Bettered "jv Krufcenen Although old age has not yet kept thll man Irani his occupation a.s a pianist, rheumatism did threaten to do icccntly. "Two years ago," he writes, "l was suddenly taken \vith rheumatism, all down my left arm. I tried many
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      45 7 MONICO CAFE a LUNCHES T, TEAS SII'I'EHS KOAD.; THE ONLY PLACE IN MALAYA SERVING Hll CHINESE o CHOP 2 SU E V 4 COME AND ENJOY 9 CONTINENTAL o AND f CHINE S E I> ISH E S. Open Every Night Tili 2 A ML
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      527 8 ft 7 The Most Inspiring BRITISH PICTURE EVER MADE! I TV PHiuiiKi TO-DAY 3-15-6-15 lAT THE CAPITOL ms PvSsJ] •/7/<- Ffl//w;« .S/.'/n- of "VICTORIA THE GREAT- I j ANNA NEAGLE and ANTON WALBROOK «Pf>-« I WITH C. AUBREY SMITH n« "The IH'KK ofc WSJJJWrO.V' j M Produced Directed by HERBERT
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      279 8 "SINGAPORE FILMGOERS ARE GIVEN A TREAT FOrT, RELAXATION THIS FILM IS HEARTILY RECOMMENDED? U F^T PRESS, MONDAY. h m t,rt If. Tl lo* e, r ov er ent the chin. A< v I I W I fir] Vm\% A Xi BING CRGSBY FRANOISKA GAAL AKIM TAKIROFF SHIRLEY BOSS X EDWARD
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    Car Crash Sequel: Young European Fined $90
    119 9 bune Stall Reporter" Kuala Lumpur, May 8. to an early morning accident, h v Road in March this year. bot motor car struck two who were walking along and subsequently crashed electric post, was heard in magistrate's court on Saturwhcn Mr. P. Shelton
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      317 9 2"—"» S J \hy suffer from NERVES J i The high Vitamin B content of 5 Z BIOZYGEN YE AST-VITAMIN cures all nervous complaints 5 obtainable from medicine stores I g IB 1 To-Night Tc-Morrcw Night at 7.45 PM. If nlslllt lm Two Show, ror One Payment. DJck Poweil Frances
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      250 9 Here At Last! The Picture You Have Been Waiting Tor! I OPENING TO-DAY Al AAAft ft A DAILY, AT 3-15, 6-15 9-15 P.M. f\ Tl Ifl O IX WARNER BROS/ GREAT DRAMAOF DARING (k HEROISM! Echoing above the Thundering War s mosl aMeiK>mc M < ,a Guns, Heard above the
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    ANTI-BRITISH PROPAGANDA
    664 10 QN various occasions we have referred to the vicious anti-Bri-tish propaganda which the Japanese are conducting in China through newspapers under their ownership or control. It appears that Christian missionaries are now being made the special object of attack, and a flagrant example of the kind of thing
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    ALLIANCE With Russia VITAL
    1279 10  -  Odds Must Be Overwhelming By EDWARD HULTON ADOLF HITLER has thrown off A the mask. He no longer whines about the wrongs of poor, downtrodden Germany. He no longer crusades on behalf of Wood brothers" across an alien frontier Having solemnly proclaimed that the Jews must
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      275 10 Peter Dawson I V Scotch Whisky 3.35 Including Duty. V* IWKIVSOV 4«>.. Lid. t^.3^P SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. SMART COLOURED LEMONADE SETS. -v. j/~ s V >' j. 4 Mt\' i I g ..'i- j L;n. A THOROUGHLY WELL-MADE 1 iiE SHARPLY DIUNED RIBBED BET IN A SIMPLE BUT ATTRAC- DESIGN
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      69 10 /fitwtntJi wkik SEEING THESE WOA'IMJU-TIJA' FICI EXT NI- W I s I\Bil <■ Mil-Alt*. JUST STEP l\ AM> LET US iH-MOASTIIAIi: THEIR PRACTICAL UTILITY AX» CIA AI A«; EFFI4IEACY. I Pinks the mOST tj, ne 'ki your ob c fWWWVVVV^/V'rfW*' It- 0 0 I PRICE FINISH OFF YOUR 9***" EACH
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    BRITAIN TO RESIST JAPANESE DEMANDS IN SHANGHAI
    495 11 CHANGES ONLY BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES Reuter. AIN will support the Shanghai Municipal il in resisting Japanese demands for n, said Mr. R. A. Butler, Under-Secretary n Affairs, in the House of Commons, questions on increased Japanese I ion of British interests
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    Japs Claim Big Victory Near Hankow,
    77 11 Reuter. Tokyo, May 9. A BOUT 100,000 Chinese troops are in retreat in the Tapieh mountains, north-west of Hankow, Allowing heavy Japanese pressure aurtng the past week, according to new mapatches received here The Japanese forces claim to be aa vancine on a fifty
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    11 11 Reuter. Burgos, May 9.—Spain has withdrawn from the League of Nations.—Keuter.
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    JAPANESE WARSHIPS SHELLING AMOY
    155 11 Amoy. May 9. MORE than ten Japarese warships have gathered off Amoy, Fukien, and are frequently shelling the coast. Japanese planes are also active. Yesterday three planes raided the city of Tungan destroying scores of houses. —Sin Chew Ji»\ Poh. Shanghai. May 9. Since the Chinese
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    Britain And France Cannot Draw On Eastern Troops
    529 11 Debate On Conscription Reuter. WITHOUT Russia, and with Japan as an enemy, Britain and Franc* cannol draw on reinforcements g East contended Mr. Lloyd George, i v supporting the second ling »f the Conscription Bill. The bill was passed without a division.
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    STOP PRESS
    75 11 A Reuter message from Bucharest says it is understood that Russia is offering all the smaller states m the western neighbourhood defensive grantees on the lines of those given by Britain and France to Humania and Greece. v It is generally believed that if the guarantees could be
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    War Insurance Cheaper
    76 11 Reuter. London, May 9. BIG reductions in war risks rates f r shipping were announced last the principal alteration being reduction in the additional premium for voy ages through the Meducrranean or the Baltic from 20s. per cent to 1». J»The new rates affect risks outs de
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    Now He Knows
    61 11 M. Grigore Gaiencu, Rumanian Foreign Minister who has been having important talks in London, inspected the Hornchurch (Essex) Royal Mr Force station, and went for a flight in some of Britain's latest military planes. Picture shows M. Gafencu being helped into flying kit by the pilot who
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    BASES IN PACIFIC
    49 11 Reuter. Washington, May 9. THE House ot Representatives has passed the 5773 000.000 Naval Appropriations Bill. The House included in it at the Jast minute $3,000,000 for air bases in the Pacific islands midway between Palmyra and Johnston, which the Appropr ations Committee rejected last week—Reuter
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    Radio Appeal By Duke Of Windsor
    437 11 "Stop War Propaganda!" Reuter. Verdun, May 9. "J BREAK my self-imposed silence only because of the manifest danger that we may be approaching a repetition of the grim events of a quarter of a century ago," declared the Duke of Windsor, broadcasting to America
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    ITALIAN ARMY PREPARES
    58 11 Reuter. Rome. May P. IT is officially announced lhat the Italian Supreme Council met at the Palazzo Venezia under the presidency of Signor Mussolini and considered 4 the measures being taken to make the army entirely ready." Prince Piedmont. Marshal Badoglio, Marshal Graziani and General Pariani (Chief
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    AIR FORCE RECRUITS
    32 11 British Wireless. London. May 8. The number of recruits joining the Royal Air Force last week was 1,071, compared with 328 in the corresponding week of last year.—British Wireless.
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    CHINESE ASSAULT ON ANKING
    72 12 Reuter. Chungking, May 8. CHIN; SE troops, according to Chinese despatches, entered the West Gate of Anking, capital of Anhwei, yesterday, despite attacks by Japanese mechanised units, but were finally forced to withdraw. Another Chinese column was despatched to the East Gate where they raided and
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    Trade Treaties With Four Countries
    162 12 (United Press) New Delhi, May 2. INDIA is soon to sign Irade treat- ies with four countries, namely, Ceylon, ilurma, Canada and Japan. As regards the first named country it was given f o understand cfficiallv during the Oeihi session of trie-Central Assembly that treaty
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    AIR MAIL
    17 12 An Imperial air mail arrived in Singapore this morning and another ;s due on Thursday.
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    CHINA'S ANSWER TO TERRORISM BY JAPAN
    409 12 Strengthening Of National Effort Reuter. Chungking, May 8. AN air raid alarm sounded at noon to-day and Chinese pursuit planes in fighting formation took to the air but no raiders appeared and the all-clear sounded an hour later. Fires in various parts of the
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    "Life Begins At 50," Says Yacht Owner
    370 12 SINGAPORE INTERVIEW Singapore, Monday. fc IIFB begins at fifty" says Mr Bradford Potter, an Australian who arrived in Singapore with his family on their yacht "Fram" from Sydney on Saturday. "This is the only way of really seeing places," said Mr. Potter, "and
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    Swatow Bombed Again
    63 12 Reuter. Swatow, May 8. SWATOW was raided again this morning when eight Japanese planes bombed and machinegunned the city. They concentrated at a point 400 yards to the east of the American Consulate, their objective apparently being the military headquarters. Many bombs fell close to foreign property
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    "VAIN HOPE OF AXIS BREAKING"
    236 12 German-Italian Pact Reuter. Berlin, May 8. r £HE German-Italian military and economic pact represents a logical continuation of the policy pursued by the Fuehrer and I] Puce, states tho inspired "Deutsche Dienst." A political commentator said that the pact had its origin in the encirclement
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    Alleged Theft
    77 12 Singapore, Monday. NG AH KWAI, a 37-year-old Chinese woman residing at Stevens Road claimed trial this morning in the Fifth Police Court before Mr. L. C. Goh on a charge that she last Saturday being in the employ of Madam Chua Kiat committed theft of three gold brooches
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    British Ex-Consul General At Hankow Dead
    87 12 Reuter. London, May 8. fPHE death has occurred of Sir A Herbert GofTe.—Reuter. Sir Herbert. GofTe. X B E.. C.M.G., was associated with China since 1890. Beginning as a Student-Interpreter, Sir Herbert became First Class Assistant in 1899. and then acting Vice-Consul successively at
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    "The Dangerous Aggressor"
    68 12 Reuter. London. May 8. China's seat of Government has been subjected to the most terrible air attack of any war, says the News Chronicle. "The war in China has dragged on for a long while, but that is no reason why we in the West should forget
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    FIERCE BATTLE BEGINS IN HUPEH PROVINCE
    330 12 Grim Resistance Of The Chinese Reuter. Shanghai, May INDICATIONS are that fierce fighting will occur within the next few weeks in North Hupeh, where the Japai have begun the attempt to launch a westward eh ive. Considerable reinforcements have just arrived for this drive
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    KING WILL LIKE AMERICA, SAYS AMBASSADOR
    142 12 Reuter. I London, May 8. Hp!* Daily Telegraph publish* Anglo-American supplem< The U.S. Ambassador. Mr. Irani ij, in a special message in this supplement welcomes the visit of the King and Queen to the United States and predicts that Their Majesties will like America
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    58 12 (United Press) Patna. April 23 —The Executive Committee of the All-India Congress Sod* ii.st Party at a meeting held at Fata to-day recorded a strong protest again* the despatch overseas on April 23, o! about 250 Indian trcops who sailed from Bombay for an unknown destination, and hoped the A.I.C.C.
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    Well-Known Ipoh Chinese Fined $800
    607 12 ILLEGAL BETTING \Frum Our Own Reporter] Ipoh. May 8. £lIIN THIN CHIN, member of a well-known local Chinese family and son of the late Tovvkay Chin Sem Lin, was convicted on Saturday last in the Ipoh Police Court on a charge of assisting in the
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    GERMAN NAVAL MANOEUVRES
    35 12 Reuter. Copenhager, May 8. —Germany holding naval manoeuvres in Staff" gerak. off Jutland, lor the first time since the World War. Thirty-two warships of various types arr participating and aircraft arc cooperating.—Reuter.
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    NO FORMAL ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIA
    923 13 British Proposals For A Closer Understanding Reuter. London, May 9. THE fact that the British Ambassador, Sir William Seeds, saw M. Molotov and pave him the text of (jbe British proposals s that the British authorities have received satisfactory that M. Litvinoff's retirement implied no
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    To-days News Review
    498 13 TERMS of the German-Italian military and political alliance, ealed in Count Ciano's own er, show that it defines the itive spheres of influence, in words the lines of expansion, the two countries. Italy is to I (jss the .Mediterranean and Gerthe Baltic and Central Eurozone. Neither party
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    ON RETIREMENT
    26 13 The Hon. Mr. C. D. Ahearne, who left Malaya on retirement from Penang on Sunday Mr. Ahearne was appointed Federal Secretary in February, 1936.
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    Woman Killed In Lorry Accident
    126 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh. May 8. A MIDDLE-AGED Chinese woman was killed instantaneously and another seriously injured In a lorry accident which occurred on Saturday last about half a mile from the Bidor Railway Station. The lorry, which was loaded with fish, was going
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    Father Faints When Shown Strangled Daughter's Body
    385 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Monday. THE inquiry into the death of a 20-year-old Tamil girl, Koopoo, who is believed to have been strangled to death on Mar. 28 with a piece of cloth on Ulu Tarim Estate by some person or
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    CASINO OPENED AT HUA HIN
    317 13 {From Our Oion Correspondent] Bangkok, May 7. HUA Hin Casino was opened this week and the Minister of Finance was at the seaside to see that everything went smoothly. The game played was High-Low and nobody seemed to make any money. The gamblers included many
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    DOCTOR'S CAR IN COLLISION
    180 13 Singapore, Monday. A SEQUEL to a collision between a taxi and Dr. J. B. Van Cuylengurg's car at the junction of Neil Road and Cantonment Road on Feb. 19. was heard in the Traffic Court to-day. when Mr C H Whitton. Traffic Judge, convicted Tan Ten
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    YUGOSLAVIA SEEKS FRENCH HELP
    35 13 Reuter. Paris, May 9.—M. Bonnet (Foreign Minister) yesterday received M. Pouritch, Yugoslav Foreign Minister, who was instructed by his Government to ask the French Government to protect Yugoslav interests in China.—Reuter.
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    WOMAN STABBED
    78 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Johore Bahru, Tuesday. JEALOUSY was believed to be the motive of a stabbing affray which tc ok place in Jalan Ah Fook at about 2.15 p.m. yesterday, whei\ a middle-*red Chinese woman, Chia Seong, was stabbed. The victim, who sustained serious injuries to her
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    POLAND AND RUSSIA
    44 13 Reuter. Warsaw May 9.—The Polish President has approved the appointment ol M. Nicolas Charonov. formerly Minister to Athens, as Soviet Ambassador to Warsaw. The U.S.S R. has been represented in Poland fcr the past io months by a Charge d'affaires —Reuter.
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    PETER KANE RELINQUISHES WORLD TITLE
    82 14 Reuter. London, May 8. Because he is unable to make the weight, I'eter Kane (Great Britain) 'i.ts relinquished the world flyweight baling championship. All difficulties connected with the world welterweight fight between the holder •lenry Armstrong and Ernie Roderick (British champion) have been overcome, and
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    Johore Forming Boxing Club
    245 14 Singapore, Monday. A MEETING "f the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association was held this evening at the St. Andrew's school with Captain I. L. Cronynn, the President, 1« the chair. Others present were Messrs. Paul Btorr, Wills. Lynch. Rev. Adams. Inspet or Mohamed Amin, A. M. Alsagoff.
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    SOCCER POINTS SHARED IN DIV. A STADIUM SOCCER
    492 14 SOCCER POINTS SHARED IN DI V. A STADIUM SOCCER Publishers And Rafs In Uninteresting Game Publishes 1, U.A.F. <T) 1. somewhat by the last few minutes of play the Div. 2A fixture between the Publishers and the R.A.F. (Torpedo) played at the SVdium. was as dull ?nd unattractive as the
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    ISLAND GOLF CLUB
    186 14 The Qualifying round of the Race Coarse Cup at the Island Club played over the week-end resulted as follows: W A Wilson 90- 23 :67 S T Monk 72— 5 67 A. Gush 81-12 69 T C. Yap 88—18 70 Dr H. L. H. Lim 76— 6
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    63 14 The following have accepted to play for S.C.C. Non Benders vs. Jockeys and Trainers at S.C.C. on Thursday at 4 p.m.:— J. A. Dean. A. Gilmour, Major D V. Hill. J. W. Jackson. Capt. C. E. H. Jacobs. Major A. Nevill. Major S. R. Pearson. Major F. E.
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    To day's Sport
    33 14 Soccq: -Malaya gjgnajs vs. R.A.O.C rDv U \)—Alexandra. It* S. Bu.k vs .William ff r (BHI.)-S < -C. nid Stokgf ys lr uls liny '13H.L.) Stadium. Tennis: 8.8.C.. YMC A. and
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    Statistics Beat S.C.C.(B) In Friendly
    296 14 Statistics Dept 2, S.C.C. B 0. THE Statistics department soc ccr side proved too good for a S.C.C. 'JF team whom they beat In a friendly game played yesterday on the Padang by two goals to nil. Play was scrappy m the first half but
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    May Bogey Competition At Bukit Timah
    434 14 THE May Bogey competition at the K.S.G.C. was played U Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for J. Ciiehton in "A" Division with a score of 2 up, in a tie in "B" Division between F. Bediord and J.
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    ISLANDERS BEAT NAVY IN DIV. II A
    33 14 Pulau Brani defeated the *R N. < Malaya Iby three froals to two in the eend division <a» league soccer match 1 layed at Pulau Brani ycster<i;'v.
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    Unruly Scenes At S.H.B. Ground
    355 14 R.A.F. (H.Q.) Beat Indians R.A.F. (H Q.) .5. LA- 2 IINRULY scenes were witnessed and spectators, mostly urchins. swamped the field when tne referee disqualified two saves by Peter the Indian custodian, from a penalty kick, towards the close of the game in a Second
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    Worcester Beat West Indians.
    50 14 Reuter. 7 UK West Indians suffered ief«ai hi their first match of the !>'"«'- sent tour when Worcester beat thrni by 85 runs. WORCESTER: 83 f Mart md ale 4 for 27 and 291 WEST INDIES: 142 "Perks 6 for 27» and 147 (Perks 5 for
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    County Cricket
    36 14 Reuter London. May i>. Ycikshire beat the M.C.C. by nine wickets to-day. M.C.C. 92 (Robinson 7 for 3:*' ana 114 (Verity 9 for 62 >. YORKSHIRE Ho (Sims n for 7 nd 51 for 1.—Renter.
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    Local Tennis MALAYS BEAT JAPANESE
    122 15 team of the Perhimponan T g, it beat the Japanese Club by hes to four, with three matches the latter's hard court on '.Milts:— SINGLES beat Kobayashi 6—4, 6—4. b at Kiriu 6—3, 6—*. A Hamid lost to Takagi I—6, Osman Faraj lost to Kitamura
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    Y. M. C. A.
    120 15 Singapore, Tuesday. OWING to the wet condition of the courts, the ties of the V.M.C.A. Open Tenuis Invitation Tournament to bare Ween played yesterday, had to be postponed. ring are the ties to he played Doubles: Mrs. Fber and yadi Mrs. L. M. Pennefather and Kamis.
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    S. C. R. C.
    79 15 Ming to the inclement weather yesno ties were played in the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament. f wmc are ties for to-day: Court A "Low Kee Pow (—9) vs. John Lot '-12»: Court B Tan huck Toe (—18) vs. Tan Hee I—3 >; or Yap Mook Kirn tar.);
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    S. R. C.
    125 15 Singapore, Monday. No tennis ties were played at the 3.R.C. this evening, the. following being ies lor to-morrow and Wednesday: To-day's Ties Following are ties for to-day: Singles Handicap "A" <$inal): R. E. Thoy (—3) vs. P. F. de Souza (—30.3). Novices Singles: A. Clarke vs. C.
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    MAY B.P.
    96 15 ty At the first annual general meeting of May Badminton Party held on Sunday at the Hon. Treasurer's house, ltle following were elected office-bearers 1939-40. Patron Lim Seng Bee Esq., president, jaazlon B. H. Siratz (re-elected); viceP r esidenr, p anß Eng G uan (re-elected); JJ -secretary, Mustaffa
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    Home Racing
    34 15 Reuter. r, „w London, May 8. 522S- of the Derl) y Bell n 2, tLst a 1 J? 11 Man f 100—8) 2. Bracke, (100-8) 3. i&a. Won by 3; I.— Reuter.
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    TURF FINAL EXERCISES FOR TO-MORROW'S RACES
    335 15 Salmon Par Phariol Impress (By "Marcus Superbus") winding-up gallops for to-morrow's races at Bukit Timah were gore through on the second track of the racecourse. The going was on the soft side. PHARIOL (Mayoi moved in great style in a three-quarter pace gallop over
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    S. B. A. JUNIOR TOURNAMENTS
    52 15 The closing date of entries for the S B.A. men's junior singles and doubles tournaments has been extended to Monday, May 15. Entry forms are obtainable frcm the Hon. Secretary of the Singapore Badminton Association, c/o The Arcade office of the Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.)
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    Weights For To-morrow's Races
    299 15 Following are weights for the first day of the Summer Extra professional meet ing of the Singapore Turf Club on May HORSES—CLASS 4—DIV. I—7 FURS. Lord Gray 9.4 Speartown 9.1 Marcheta II 8.11 Greypion 8.8 Si 1 veria w 8.8 Cheeky 8.7 Authentic 8.6 Achilles 8.5
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    Racing Promotions & Demotions
    170 15 Racing Promotions Demotions THE Straits Racing Association's latest classification of horses and ponies is as follows:— HORSES TRANSFERS From Class 2 to Class I.—Artful Sailor, Servus. From Class 1 to Class 2.—Dordrecht, Russian Rose. From Class 3 to Class I—Majors,1—Majors, Rubber Queen. From Class 2 to Class 3.—Amazon, Kalili, Lucky
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    LATEST DERBY CALLOVER
    76 15 Reuter. London, May 8. Following is the latest Derby callover:— Blue Peter 4—l taken and offered. Admiral's Walk 19—2 offered, 10—1 taken. Hypnotist 100—9 offered, 12—1 taken Helipolis 12—1 taken and offered Trigucro 100—7 offered, 100—6 taken. Foxcub 100—6 taken and offered. Fairstone 100—6 offered. Signal Light
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    S.J.I. Sports
    26 15 The St. Joseph's Institution will hold their 37th Annual Athletic Meeting at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday. May 20 commencing at 2.15 p.m.
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    MR. S.B. ARCHDEACON IN SINGAPORE
    108 16 VISITING Singapore until May 19. Win n he will return to China, is Mr. 8. B. Archdeacon, who was for many years with the Straits Trading Co., Ltd., and Ii now technical adviser on tin in Yunnan Interviewed by a representative ol the Tribune. Mr.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    55 16 The outout of Malaka Pinda Ruboer Estates, Ltd.. for April was 36.000 lb., a total of 331.621 lb. for the (ight months of the current financial year. United Malacca produced 36,000 lb. making 430.000 lb. for 12 months, while Bukit Katil's cron was 12.584 lb., m iking 218.
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    WELL-KNOWN CHINESE OFFERED $5,000 BAIL
    182 16 GAMING CHARGES PREFERRED Singapore, Monday. IJEAVV bail granted by the police to three of six men produced in the Third Police Court this morning on betting charges was confirmed by the magistrate, Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, after counsel for the defence had \ainly applied for
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    DEATH OF MR. R.E. MOLLER
    213 16 Singapore, Monday. THE death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore, early yesterday morning, after a short' ttlness, of Mr. Robert Edward Moller, late of Pangkattan Estate, Sumatra. East Coast, at the age of 71 years. The funeral took place at the Bidadari Cemetery yesterday
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    Special Voyage Of Italian Ship
    339 16 THE "Giulio Cesare," a liner of the Lloyd Triestino Navigation ComI any, formerly on the South Africa Service will make a subsidiary voyage from Italy to Shanghai and hark The insertion of this special voyage will not involve any alt nation in the itinerary of
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    Pistol Threat Alleged
    103 16 Singapore. Monday. CHARGED at the instance of Mr. J M. N. a. Nicholl, Assistant Superintendent of Pence in charge of Hokki-ms Detective Station, and arrested by detective No. 85. two young Hokkiens, Ng Hong Geok and Wee Oh. appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police
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    Majoor Wee Boon Teng's Funeral
    1103 16 THE funeral of Majoor Wee Boon Teng took place at Bukit Brown Cemetery on Sunday, amid a large attendance of relatives, friends, clubs and the Boys' Brigade (Ist Company). Wreaths were received from the following:— Sir Ong Siang Song and Lady Song, Dr. Lim Boon
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    MME. CHIANG TO BROADCAST TO-DAY
    64 16 JN response to an appeal by the Australian peo pi e Ma dame Chiang Kai-Shek' wi make a special broadcast in English this evening frt* sta tion ZGOY (Chungking). Local listeners will be able to listen in. on a wavelength if 25.2 metres. The broadcast
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    Success Of "Free Cable Day"
    260 16 jyjß. Edward Wilshaw. the chairman of Cable and Wireless Limited, announces that the offer of free messages made to the public? of the Empire on May 1 has been an overwhelming success. The public in all the Empire urn concerned availed themselves to the fna
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    598 17 Impeding Anti-Malarial Measures Singapore, Monday. 1\ the maintenance of anti-malarial areas generally in urban Singav. there has been one grave difficulty—and that is the trouble 5 to keep squatters from settling in these drained areas or to t them once they have settled, according to Dr. J.
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    337 17 Singapore, Monday. JHE circumstances of the death by drowning of a healthy 29-years-old Chinese, Ting Hsiao Liang, at the Mount Emily Swimming Pool on the morning of April 30, in the midst of more than 130 other bathers who did not notice anything unusual till the
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    199 17 Singapore, Tuesday. CTANDING on a ledge oeside the parapet on the roof garden of the Keng Chic Hotel at Hoe Chiau£ road, an attendant saw a man who had just booked a room lying dead by the side of the road fifty feet below. The
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    74 17 Singapore, Monday. FREE Tamils, two answering to the name of Muthusamy. and one named Krishnasamy. appeared before Mr L. C. Goh in the Fifth Police Court this morning and claimed trial to a charce of theft of four turkeys valued at $45 the property of Mr.
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    173 17 WE have received the May issue ol a booklet entitled "Come to Malaya," which is prepared by the East Indies Publishing Company. It contains full information regarding Malaya from the point of view of the tourist and also its commercial possibilities, and there are maps and excellent
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    56 17 Under the auspices of the Literary Department of the Ceylon Tamils Association, Singapore. Dr. Lim Boon Beng, 08. E., will deliver a lecture on The Road to Human Fraternity' at the association hall, Friday at 7 o.m. Mr. If. V. Pillai. 3.A.. LL 8..
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    809 19 Racial Discrimination In Kenya Deplored (United Press). Calcutta, May 2. f-j\ lut ions wore passed including one on war emergency moved I 4 i Jawaharlal Nehru, at the A.I.C.C. yesterday before the session concluded. ir resolutions, one
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    327 19 Brindaban. May 2. A BE A iTIFri hut in a mango grove will be Mahatma Gandhi's residence when he visits Brindaban for the Gandhi Seva Sangh Conference session. BHfthth? removed from this 'sanctum' Will be the quarters of the members or the
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