Malaya Tribune, 15 May 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI -No. 114. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, May 15, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1939
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      93 1 BEST Kropok Udang FROM •BCD SEA 9 PROVISION STORE NORTH BRIDGE KO. phMC 8133. READY MIXED PAINT A British product of sound quality and remarkably then!) in price. BLUE CREAM GREY GREEN YELLOW CHOCOLATE WHITE SIGNAL RED BLACK BROWN Packed in 7 lb. tins. (jUTnTUE c CpJI? w>m^^ wps.. ii
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      199 1 I .1 I ————I MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. Top Floor, flattery Bldf* €i\SH SALE DAY r:vKNiN(; GOWNS, QnviicdiovL to I m\ -ml** 1 \pV to*** s*»te« I- > 1 tc *<; SSS* 1 v;rr. i ri R U N N I N 0 i 1 New Shell Motor
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    Lynching Possibility?
    73 2 Hollywood. JONATHAN HALE, now playJ inj? in RKO Radio's "Miracle Racket," is having neck worries. His great grand uncle, Nathan Hale, American patriot, was hanged in 1776. In 1823 another relative, the captain of a pirate ship, was hanged by his own •rew. Now Actor Hale is starting
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    46 2 Mitchell Leisen, director of "Artist or.d Models /broad." interviewed 75 ails before finding a beauty with 33. nch hips and who was 5 feet 8 inches tall to wear a slinky Paris gown in the paramount picture. She is Prenditta Montt. native of Santiago de Chrle
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT JOHN BARRYMORE AT THE PAVILION
    150 2 THAT fine actor, John Carrymore. r.as a role In which he can di histrionic powers to the hill in I" Great Man Votes/ RK G. Radio pi which is now at the Pavilion He is seen as a once not< ->
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    Boyd Fans Active
    39 2 i nf the Hof»&* WILLIAM Boyd, star ol r pinv Cassidy picture* produc< fl mount by Harry Sherman ua, appearing in received, a record letters when, in one ma 1 tj opened exactly 876 fiom admirer-
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    23 2 Donald untitled iter now busy in "Me ana Paramount, has organised {x<o bam. Players haw I- i among Donald s playm. mount lot.
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      446 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). 1». O. S. N. CCS SAILINGS. (»1 i WARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 R ANPURA 17 000 May 19 BEHAP. 6,000 May 2d RAWALPINDI n!000 June 2 I SOUDAN 6.500 June 2 CHITRAL 15,600 June 16 COl FTJ 15.000 June 30 t B1
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      491 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCiIER LIOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undemoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due S pore. 1939 I s..s. "NECKAR"' omit* Manila May 17 <j m>. "CO3L -cG' omits D&ireil May 26 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN. Sails from Spore.
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      487 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP! COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore. Hongkong, Gwatow, Amoy, (Kulangsu► and Foochow. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON •Hong Kheng" May 22, 4 p.m. "Hong Sia"g" May 19 ♦Hong S'iang" Jun.
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      136 2 HAMBURG-AMRRIKA LINIE B Deu*seh-Australi che Damp-\t-hill's Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due SToore 1939. s.s. PREUSSEN Direct May 28 t m.s. LEVERKUSS'EN via Maniia Jun. 11 ms. RHEINLAND Direct Jun 23 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN Due Spore
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      238 2 J DAILY CROSSWORD"! CLUES ACROSS: 27. The characteris! 3. Fine fable <anagram). CLUES DOWN: 8. Off season for the child. 1. Value. 10. Truant's ear for the inner man. 2 Doesn't look too god |l. Way of cooking. 4. Ccming into t> 12 Taiented. 5. A salient characterL 13. Teil.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    422 3 LONDON COMMODITIES «B» To-d L aT d n **3Zk» &ai Buyers 715 16 Closed Sellers 8 ward (June) Buyers 715 16 Sellers 8 116 irward 'July Sept.) Buyers 8 Sellers 8'« 'Oc Dec.) Buyers 8'« Seller 83 16 PRODUCE vl /».1 v London, Saturday. WLM OIL (Malay)
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    77 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, May 13, 1 p.m. Total to dividend Book* financial r N dose Date Ex. 01? year Payable Date *> datf Amal md. May 12 May 19 May 13 2V 2 2V 2 May 17 May 26 May 18 2V 2 Ci'vti,.. 3d.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    810 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 13, 1 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3- 36 Austral Amal 4 71 2 Etilftxd Austral Malay 33,- 42jAyer Hitam 19 6 20,6 Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Bangrin Tin 18 6 19|6 Batu Selangor 1.17
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    Lyall And Evatt's Short Quotations
    278 3 Singapore, May 13. MINING Ampats Bu 3 y 3 ers <*»« s Ipoh Tin !9 6 oni Johans JS J2 Katu Tin 2?- 2 2 5 Kamunting Tin 8 3 9" Killinghalls 12«? ill* Kinta Kellas 51. 13 6 3 Kampong Lanjuts 14 6 15
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Monday. TTie price of tin at noon in <ingrapore to-day araar— $118% (down I)*).
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    RUBBER
    18 3 The price of rubber at noon i* Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27 V 2; Sellers 27r 8
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    260 3 6% Maynard 8c Co.. Ltd.. 130,000 Ln: Apr. 30 Oct 31 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: t% 1901 red. 1940 $4j!LOUO Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 «100 101 norn To 1907 red. 1»*? $1600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sent SO «106 108 norn 4V.% 1909 red. 1905 *1,30t,000 Int
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    60 3 Singapore, May 15. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf (Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Gate 2) Victoria 18; Roggeveen 16; Philoctetes 14; Jerantut 12; Sarpedon 8; Sauerland 6. Empire Dock (Gate 2) Raby Castle 30; Tciresias 36; Darvel 38. Empire Dock (Gate 4)
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      27 3 THE ASTERN UNITED M *ANCI CORPORATION, LIMITED MARINE, MOTOK VEHICLE. PERSONAL ACCI WORKMEN'S COMPENSA N A\D PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE F. W. HALL, General Manager
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      232 3 ■I £afe&uafat YOUR VALUABLES Our Strong Rooms are your Protection. It is impossible for an individual to provide for his valued possessions the safety that is afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes of various sizes for hire at moderate fates. HIRERS themselves hold the KEYS and ONLY
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      376 3 Relau 3; Bennevis 2. Islander 62; Benmacdhui 60; Rimau 58. New Section (Gate 8) Trianon 54; Rohna 50. KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Tug Pandu, Silverbelle, Tug Belangkas, Tug Rose, Dredger Tembakul, Recorder. BANK OF CIIIXA Incorporated In China by Special Charter». 12, CeoO Street. Sin Telephones: Manager's Office 8444. Asst.
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      622 4 CLASSIFIED VACANCY FILLED Applicants thanked. Loyola Institution, Sentul. UOT.A) WANTED: Qualified Stenographer, Senior Cambridge certificate, speaking two Chinese or Indian dialects. Box No. 526. Malaya Tribune, c/mgapore. WANTED SELLS' LADY BILL COLLECTOR. Any nationality. Apply Jubilee Bookstall, Kuala Kanp.sar. (99.A) WANTED EURASIAN as bookkeeper and general office assistant with well
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      592 4 AN UNEMPLOYED YOUNG STRAITS- BORN CHINESE seeks jur.ior position. Fair general office routine. Typewriting, Hook-keeping, Stock-book-keeper, Bill-collector, etc. Accept low pay for start. Good recommendations. Please reply 3. S. Poh, Box 528, Malaya Tribune, tfingapcre. (92.A) CHINESE Diplomaed Dispenser, Licensed Dresser, Grade II Senior, 12 years practical experience in hospital
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      606 4 WANTED FOUR SEATER TOURER between $50 to $75. Reply 250, Baldwin Road, Tapah. (14.A) FOR SALE 1933 Essex Terraplane good condition 20 m.p-g. $450 or near offer. Apply Perry, Hongkong Bank, Singapore. (59.A; FOR SALE MORRIS 10 appearance, tyres, paint, hood and battery almost new $660.-- 7 H.P. Fiat Marvelette
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      564 4 HAT A YOG I RAO will teach Yogic Postures, Breathing Exe icises; Upcountry students by post. WUCJUMS from 17, Owen Road, Singapore. (1082) SCHOOL FOR ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN at Eton High School premises on Tuesdays and Fridays, 6 pm to 730 p.m. A few more vacancies, Apply Pimcipal co Eton High
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      613 4 Domestic Occurrences "acknowledgment. Krs V. Miuhv.Kuino.ru and $2;. S. Selvanayagam thank all those who sent mesase-: of condolence, wreaths ar.d also attended the funeral of the late Mr. S Murnukumaru. DEATH. Mrs. Koh TiC'ig Van (nei Loh Kce Neot. ace 72. passed away peacefully at her residence, 121, Joo Chint
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      476 4 Offices&Godowns To Let TO LET: "no~~T lfls Nfw Road at at 65-1. Amoy street; 'oSS use 226 c. 223. 2280 md 230 a f Pncar Road. Annl* within ~!2fl 1 EUROPEAN <45>. Holding HZ position, seeks educated Cfttaese lady for companionship. View marriage ipoh District. Confidential Box No Malaya Tribune,
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    ATHLONES RETURN
    44 5 London, May 14.--Princess Alice •Countess of Athlone) and the Earl jf Athlone, o n their way back to "England from Teheran, where they represented the King at the marriage of the Crown Prince of Iran, arrived In London this alternoon.-British Official Wireless.
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    Kronchong Competition
    195 5 Singapore, Sunday. THE N w World Arena packed U) capacity when well over 4,000 persons attended the "Ail Malayan Kninchor.y Compel it ion" held yesterday evening under the. management oi Mi. A. Bell. Among the distinguished guests present were H H. The Regent of Johore (Sir Ismail, OK,
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      514 5 Sl >»ORF IMPROVEMENT PRUST. (1 lor the erection on< Grade 111 House He 'tior and F<arm of Ten- :ied at the Office 04 improvement Trust* on deposit of SbCi- which w;il i bonn fide tender is ie plan;: md speciheaare %o x y- deposited in the Office of the unon
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      627 5 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST Tenders ar* invited for the sanitary U PaVV" Giac,e 111 Plans, and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office ci trie Eungapore Improvement Trust on payment oi a ueposit of *»0|- which will ml^, 8 fcGna fldP i s subreturned" l lans ani Sealed tenders
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      561 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 16) IN THE MOM COURT OF THF STRAITS &ETTLEMENTB SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wag.-(Miner's Administration Older. Name of debtor: SLAM AT BIN lIAJi 08MAN. Address of debtoi: Municipal Ambulance Drivers" Quarto,-. Municipal Building, r jt. Andrews Road, Singapore. Description oi debtor. Ambulance Driver, Municipal Health Department,
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      523 5 BANKRUJ Try ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS EVJT'iLEr.ftNTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Vrage-earner'i Mntfnattratien order. Name of d ,:,t„ r: ALBERT LIM Rv)H 1 T f aebtor: No 3d. Bras Basah Koaa. Singapore. Description of debtor- Clerk no of Ihsceedings: 189 of 1939. ™f
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      140 5 SINGAPORE I VOLUNTEER CORPS j followinu is the programme ol drill* up to and lor week ending May 21. 1939: TO-DAY, MAY 18 1 5.15 pm. Headquarters, SR.A. I Dnll Ceremonial. I 530 p.m Headquarters, SRE. (v.', Lecture and Demonstration. 515 pm Headquarters, S.F.C.R.E. (T) Malay Section, Drill. 5 15
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 6 London. May 13. Paris 176 47 64 New York 4.68 5 32 Montreal 4.69 7 8 Erussels 27.51 Geneva 20.84% Amsterdam 8.72 3 4 Milan 89 Berlin 11.66 3 Belgium 11.06% Athens 547 U Bucharest 660 Stockholm 19.41 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslc 19.90 Helsingfors 226 a 4 Lisbon 160
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    EXCHANGES
    203 6 Singapore. May 13 The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily cular issued by the Hongkong uri Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING t n t T 2 3 1316 London f.T. 0 London demand jg Lyons demand Switzerland demand Hamburg demand New York demand M 'j
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      229 6 ARE YOURJfey EYES WEAK?(^ Avail yourself of the expert services of a skilled qualified Specialist with over 35 years' p]uropean clinical experience. Moderate tost tor modern individually p'anncd and built practical glasses. Thompson Optical Co« 1. Arcade Bid?., Phune 3002. R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Scicnee ii —2 1
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      508 6 SHE GAINED B'/i LBS. OP FINE, FIRM, FLESH. Took tasteless, flesh-lorming tablets. Here is a letter from a qualified nurse which brings new hope to all who are worried about their weight. This lady had actually lost nearly 10 lbs. yet in £ix weeks she got B'/a lbs. back again.
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      43 6 THI TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtmlncbfo mil Oramiitt mn4 Storm HEAVY SERVICE BATTERIES FOR i;\ ERY TYPK OF MOTOR CAR Sf AND COMMERCIAL STOCKISTS and DISTRIBUTORS SIN V All COMPANY TEL. 4335. P O BOX 515 77 77A, VICTORIA STREET. SINGAPORE. ~i h I
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      35 6 I I ii GOLD LEAF TEA O/dei* G d Lea* Tea as i stimulant to constructive thought, to discuss a new .'ales programme, an advertising scheme or a question of BOliey. F. A: BAKTHOLOMELSZ, LTD.
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      161 6 INTERCONTINENTAL^AjgWAYS K.X.I.L.M HOVAL NETHERLANDS INDIES' AIR« ROYAL ITCH AIR LINES, K.I"* 1 EXCEPTIONALLY LOW FARES FOR LUXURIOUS AIR TRAVEL j FROM SINGAPORE TO AUSTRALIA j ALL PLANES CAIL7~AT BALI j Apply: Office, K.N.I.L.M.KLM. 3-1, Collyer Quay, or W Agency in Singapore. THREE IMPORTANT BOOKS OF THE WONTH! Brum Building for
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      810 6 I To-day's Radio I < r U p to the Kuskm-Whbtler trial, Nil RAM LONDON I by James Laver, produced by 1N1KUM MAY 15 TRANSMISSION 8 Alien. 0rgan oJ ydc 15.15 Mcs u-u m SINGAPORE GS ,.5i mcs m.55 m.) o m o Big Bill Campbell m his Wes- 6
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    untitled John Osborne Hansen, R.N., and Miss Sheila Gladys untitled .. .. married on Saturday at the Saiiors' Chtirth. Anson Road, Singapore. (Tribune).
    21 7 untitled John Osborne Hansen, R.N., and Miss Sheila Gladys untitled married on Saturday at the Saiiors' Chtirth. Anson Road, Singapore. (Tribune).
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    TAUGHT HER SON TO RAID HOUSES
    270 7 London. Apr. 26. i time detectives were workn day and nieht 1<» truck down utom" burylal*, who in six broke into SSI honses and ithoul leaving a clue, 33-year-Ann Frances Jennings kepi and tended her four young rhikireit. c friends, and even her husdid
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    FOOTBALL MATCH TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SOLDIERS
    171 7 Rabat. A FOOTBALL tournament Is being organised by the Foreign Legion to funds lor the Legionaries* home at Casablanca. The home is intended for those whose service in the legion is over and who can find no occupation in civilian lite. Many are
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    BELFRY BLOCKED BY STONE WALL
    163 7 Rome. A BELL RINGER in the small village ol Cognento was surprised one morning to find his way to the belfry blocked by i si one wall which had been buil. in front cf the door It transpired that a bricklayer, who bad built the
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    TWO SOLDIERS AND A WIFE IN TRIANGLE DRAMA
    676 7 Husband Given Fifteen Years For Manslaughter London, May I. LYING in his little cot at a house in the Essex village of Copford last night was a pretty, blue-eyed baby boy, whose future is in the hands of his grandparents. Just entering
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      120 7 1 Will Your Child Fair Start? i oi %'tsks Uirporlarce, i mother.? wealth during the iiursing >• ier iuUj on* rreedom tiom ills and satisfactoiy eat p r< < targtly upon this. .other prmmry need at such time ts an^S^tw3fSh^S l, ii »d to .-...eh her milk, to strength n
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      40 7 k- 9m\ r jTHE RIGHT LABEL R I** T v[l White Lobd j White Label (X scotch Whis*' I IMB > °F GREAT APE I 1 _J H SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE JOHORE MALACCA NEGRI SFMBILAN W.P.S. CB
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      334 7 I "Believe Me This Cream Of Milk Recipe w/7/ make the average woman of 50 look like 30" H s ag Use it where these arrows point then oil over your foce and neck HERE h aqakk way to makea wrinkled, flabby, sagging skin, ires.li. iinnand young. Mix one ounce
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      25 7 A ARTISTIC ArSvCEMENT I I TILE 5 S?c them at our showroom or write for particulars LEE K!M SOO LTD. 89.11 k-h Street Phone 2063
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      130 7 Were You Born Under A Lucky Star 10,000 Free Horoscopes Roxrov Studios of The Hague being b'-sieg-ed by requests for FREE HOROSCOPES as a result of public announcements offering 10.000 gratis astral readings. i 1 siguiiicanc" ol birthd.ue and describe the Zodiaca' *m influence upon love, bus- _mW-i*o irunds. en
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      483 8 PAVILION 6-15 9-15 Last Night IT RANKS WITH THE GREATEST! COME EXPECTING ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES YOU'VE EVER SEEN! JOHN BARRYMORE IN THE RKO RADIO PICTURE "THE GREAT MAN VOTES" l WITH PETER HOLDEN VIRGINIA YVEIDLER KATHARINE ALEXANDER 0 QUINTUPLAND" a two-reel featurette of the famous Dionne Quintuolets. POSITIVELY
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      341 8 j BETTER THAN "VICTORIA THE GREAT" j Say the Critics! I Ith WAY and STILL ORAWIXCJ j IKOUDKII MUSES! Special Matinee TO-DAY at 3-15 j I I L School-Children 20cts. i» All the Glorious Pomp and Pageantry of the I Victorian Era in Dazzling Colour! Ob 5 The Famous Stars
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      232 8 I THE SCREEN HAS FOUND A 14 YEARom f SINGING-DANCING STARLET WHO IS tUp SURPRISE OF THE SEASON! L A PANIC IN PIGTAIL:-!! A CYCLONE IN CCRLS "LITTLE MISS ROUGHNECK" X/ COLUMBIA riCTURL WITH k-, EDITH FELLOWS J LEO CARRILLO* ft STARTS TUESDAY 1 I PAVILION I ;jr TAYLOR CAPITOL.
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    RUSSIA INSISTS ON FIRM AND OPEN ALLIANCE
    129 9 London. May 1 1. (ii; omatic writer says there are indications that trx uld forward to Lento* it obscrvat ion* on th* ions without waiting for the Geneva meetangi H x. If. Bonnet, and M. Poter.kin next week. The r i expected to
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    NAVAL DOCK FOR SYDNEY?
    62 9 Reuter. London, May 14. n \j& uokj Sa\ ik\ wfee was responk for the design and construcnaval bate and dockyard at i joining the liner at Naples an May 28 for to discuss with Australian nt oflii ials Ibe prnjnwed of j new drydock. ;>• ye
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    M.P.H. Staff Bonus
    148 9 MALAYA Publishing House, Limit- ed, report foi the year ended PebruiUl 28 slates: Tm remains the same as last year. A debenture wpa>m«m offUM* I m uU prohiand i V\ ZFiVnm* from tafl and $3,885 being a leaving $2,800 to which dded $16,162 being the profit cc
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    NEW AIR SERVICE TO LINK WHOLE OF AFRICA
    136 9 Johannesburg. 4 NEW air service Unking up all A Africa south of the Equator »s the subj cl of negotiations now in s between the South African \m \<lniinistration and the Governi| authorities of Africa's west roast. ummer, it is hoped, will
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    MILITARY FASHIONS
    37 9 Paris. lit ing suits for Parisiennes militarized." rmy touch can be seen in Epauin bright colours, worn on PjJ"* over pleated skirts. Tbe and pockets of the jacket arc "I with matching coloured braid int
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    DANZIG TENSION CONTINUES
    148 9 Reuter. Warsaw, May 11. It. is stat< here thai windows oi" Polish reMa«'rants, business private houses in Danxig were -mashed n ihe evening. The Press is criticising the i>anzig Senate declaring its at I 't"r| v :;s provocative and that it cannot control the situation. The Gam!*
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    Axis Will Tighten Grip On Spain
    121 9 Reuter. London. May 11. THE Sunday Times' lierlin correspondent says <hat < ne result of the \n_lo- i urkish agreement has been me greater zeal behind the scenes to bring Spain into the Rome-Berlin axis. Since the end of the civil war. German writers
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    America Strengthens Atlantic Defences
    148 9 Reuter. Washing!**, Maj I l TUT irniv ,nd Navy arc prepared to spend over 000 to conTert Paerto Rico mio an air bast and a fortress as a defence outpost, according to authoritative reports It is stated that Puerto Rico would assume importance in ihe Atlantic
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    WESTERN ELECTRIC EXHIBITION
    135 9 To-day theatre proprietors and man aaew from all over Malaya have LnUmated their intention of attencun* mcr nc firft ed trade presentation to the mot»n picture industry ever made in> JMWJJJ when the Western flecttlc Company of Asia will present the Master Iflrro ohonic-a new sound reproducing
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    Canada's Welcome To King & Queen
    493 9 Canada's Welcome To King Queen fcjnttjec, Nay 11. ffHK pLing and (jueep arc not expected to arrive Quebec before Wednesday, according to the chairman of Ihe committee making the grrangcmrnls Tor the riait. Sf U" 1 formation is fotttfcomiag from official quarters con crnin?! the precis- c hour mi WmUJk
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      184 9 I SUN TALKIE I I NEW WORLD' 7-3t p.m. TO-NIGHT I.M p.m. 2 I 'BIG TOWN GIRL' 5 > KATONG'R IST CLASS FILIPINO HAIRDEESSINO SALOON FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN OPPOSITE ROXST THEATRB COOL. CLEAN HYGIENIO 1 CHARGES MODERATE. I CABARET NIGHT DANCE 9.30 MMgk I MOONINi; COM^KTITIfIii (FOR AMATEURS ONLY I
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      283 9 'tremendous Success of Warner Bm (.real Air Drama More than IK WW peopk- ha\e seen ibis Rhn sine the opening. TO-DAY 7th BIG DAY mm m lfli»|l AT 3.15. 8.15 9.11 P.M. A ft IBimifl llllil J They lought lhen doi* figfhl ■Hk mw£i %nq w,ngs "^G^ l ne»ei I
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    RESOURCEFUL MALAYA
    704 10 "A PATRIOTIC and resourceful colony which has just made another handsome contribution to Imperial defence." That was the description recently applied to Malaya by the London Times, and the inaccuracy in the use of the word colony in a newspaper usually so careful may be overlooked in view
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    Living WAGES For Malayan Workers
    930 10  -  By W.A. Harpur MEMBERS of the General Clerical Service are shortly to petition Whitehall on the issue of salaries. The chairman of the Service Association justly claims that the General clerical Service has contributed a large quota towards the reputation which the Mi.CS. enjoys, and
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    166 10 To-da y's Bright Thoughts Car bandits used a golf-club to break a jeweller's window in London recently. We have always maintained that the mashie-and-grab raider was sure to come. An ex-detective says cat-burg!ais are so athletic that he often wonders how they manage to keep so fit. Surely he must
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    DICTATOR OF FISH SUPPLIES
    62 11 "dictator" is Mr. John tt, Junior, of Billingsgate Mho has been appointed t». signate of Fish Supplies nectien with the nation-wide r distribution of fish through points in the event of war. the scheme, all wholesale ol Si-.i will be pooled while agera trill have to
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    April Shows Decline In British Trade
    97 11 London, May 14. 1 1 the imports into the iem in April were with the exceptiftn of uiv month since 1036. I ::ited Kingdom goods, were also the lowest •::ible time. months of 1939 the ods were va ucd ai n ase of £3.83f)024
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    PACIFIC WORDS FROM ROME AND BERLIN
    190 11 World Welcomes II Duce's Speech MUSSOLINI S 1 urin speech is regarded in political circles a mlw," a "2 Par s as not <he situation, but »*t? ?i anM!ter 'ikely to be welcomed internationally, says Reuter. The feeling is "rowing in Paris that the
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    Mussolini Makes No Claims
    541 11 Reuter. TWENTY THOUSAND children in th" t w mam^ qUar Were amons thp crowds that enthusiastically cheered Signor Mussolini when he arrived. It is noteworthy that the Duce in the course of his speech, made no reference to Danzig, Poland, the Anglo-Turkish Treaty, nor claims against
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    Ulster Angry
    36 11 I-rd Craifavon, Premier of North* ern Ireland, arriving at the Northern Ireland offices in Cockspur Street, Trafalgar Square, London, to urge the British Premier to apply conscription to lister in spite of Eire's objections.
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    AXIS FALLS BACK ON COLONIES PLEA
    314 11 Reuter. A '*«<»'A«A>:i>A ««paisr for ,c? U r„ of h bunched )r speeches and the press on the event■ L' p t Clonal Congress. It was made dear .ha" the 1 snppori each other in obtaining whnl they regard as «h4 "vMal nJ a
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    Hitler On Western Front
    25 11 Reuter. Cologne, May 1 1. nerr Hitler arrived at Aachen this morning, unexpectedly, to inspect details of ihe western fortifications. Reuter.
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    TURKEY A "VICTIM" OF BRITISH DIPLOMACY, SAYS AXIS PRESS
    121 11 Berlin, May 14. inclusion of the Anglo-Turkish alliance and the rcss of the Anglo-Soviet negotiations ire marring ►sphere in Germany. Special regiel is shown in the v has "fallen a victim to Ihe British gift of the AJiiremeine Zeitunp pays: "An
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    UGANDA DEFENCE
    57 11 Reuter. Mombasa, May 14. THE Mukama of Bunyorokitarag (alon£ the south-eastern shore of Lake Albertnyanza) has ofTered his services to the. Governor of Uganda for mitlta y purposes, and also expressed to 'he Governor, o:: behalf of the peopb cf Bunyorokitara their readiness to rive them services to
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    WORK ON SPRATLEY ISLANDS
    37 11 Reuter. Tokyo, May 14. MR. Hiarata, president of the Kaiyo Industrial Co., Ltd., will shortly leave with 300 Japanese .yorkers to begin exploitation of the Spratley Islands, ice ntly annexed by Japan. Renter.
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    RAPID RECRUITING
    47 11 British Official Wireless. London, May 15.— Recruiting for the lerritcrial Army i.s now running at the rate of about 24.000 weekly and the recently duplicated eatehllnhment- of 100,000 appears likely to be reached In June or at the latest early in July.— British Official Wireless
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    STOP PRESS
    153 11 Reuter. Chungkingi May 15. on May und 4 caased revere efrrittnJ 0 being k.ued anu f aouuded, and cv tr bui tags in the city were destroyed 4». [> Ching, Director tto I l llea,tn Dealini irith Chinese fcatataga in the pr«sint tvar, Dr. Yen stat:d that the
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    Bonnet's Speech At Southampton
    174 11 Allied Policy Quite Plain S PR actus* k > London, May 14. \l t ;< a luncheon'«f Ihe Miniate™Ti tiTlf' S: n Ihe French Foreign n c r he aM>Per tiOn of G«l Britain had ><ever had mere lively energies ard more determined wills been brought
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    CZECH RIOTS
    79 11 Reuter London. May It T Dai,v Telegraph s Prague coYGerm e a SP i ndent sta^es tha antibeTenSrV I 1"?" rat, s to oe reported tro m various pa n s of Bohemia and Moravia. Owing to the strict censorship the news often reacaes Prague only afte r
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    Britain's New Mauretania On Trial Trip
    89 11 JiHIS morning the new Cv W7;iic Star liner Maurclania U t Cammel Laird's yard at Birkenh 1 on her trials. i* 8 k j l waa laid on May 24, 1537. and her buildm? V2s made a new record in hner construct on. The
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    Prayers For Safety Of Royal Liner
    257 11 Reuter. [Reuter;: Correspondent in Eniprecs cf Australia] May 14. THEIR Majesties to-day attended divin service cendnuttl by the pu Main having to remain on the bridge s the ship was still in the midst Of an icefield. and Queen joined in the ymm and
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    F.M.S. TO GIVE MILION DOLLARS TO DEFENCE
    120 12 Motion For Council Meeting On Thursday rmfl lAwmc i<,seiv on the $10,000,600 gift to Imperial defence by of the StraiU the Matol Siat-s are voting a million dollar gift at the Federal Council on Thursfcy, the Mw. stands from a reliable Bourse. The
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    Death Of Mr. S. C. Vickers
    144 12 \From Our Own Reporter} Pen&fig) Monday. MH g </. Vickers. secretary af the Penan* Turf Hub. died at the General HospHallaaJ night. Mr. Vickers aged 53 l J 11 time of bis denth. was admitted into hospital last Tuesday for an operation. It was
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    Royal Surgeon Answers Radio Appeal
    67 12 Reuter. IWJI Empress of Australia* radio puked no an appeal from the escorting cruiser Glasgow, for aid in an appendicitis ease aboard. King's surgeon ana another surgeon were rowed to me cruisci. and an cpetation was successfully carried out. boat bringing the surgeons back 1
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    Tarring Incidents
    81 12 Penang, Monday. TARRING outrages at Penang continue unabated despite police vigilance. A few days ago a motor lorry was seized by a dozen men and tarred in the heart of the town. The culprits escaped. Last night another daring outrage occurred at a Kimberley Street stall when a
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    Shops Tarred In Kuala Lumpur
    118 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. TWO tarring incidents took place 1 last night, the victims being Chan Ov Kuan, a Chinese medicine sho"inPetaling Street and Daruma Hotel and a Chinese hotel in Batu Road which were alleged to have been dealing with Japanese
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    LOTUS CLUB GATHERING
    259 12 4 LARGE gathering of members of A ihe Lotus Club were at Home on Saturday. to Mrs Ammu Swaminadhan, a member of the Madras Municipal Corporation the President of the Madras Education Standing Committee, and the managing director of the Swedeshi Emporium Mrs Swaminadhan Ls on a
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    FINED FOR EMPLOYING A GIRL UNDER 12
    54 12 From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, May 14.—For havb c employed in his factory a Chinese girl under the age of twelve years, Ng Tiong Keng. acting manager of the Malayan Biscuit Factory, Klang Gates, was fincH r by Raja Abdul ffamld, the
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    GUERILLAS ACTIVE AT HANKOW
    137 12 Shanghai. May IS. CIHNESE-guerillas are active in the outer areas of the three cities of Wuhan. They invaded Kohtam on May 9 and Yoeheng on May 10 killing i n all over 200 Japanese after an hour s street fighting. Heavy fighting has developed on the
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    RUMANIAN FRONTIER CLASH
    173 12 Reuter. gotta, May 14. £REAT indignation has been aroused in Hulgaria owing to the frontier Hash in southern Dobrudja in which Rumanian gendarmes in reported to have killed 23 Bulga** of a band of 25. The Rumanian version says that the Bulgars raided acroat the frontier, attacked
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    Afghan Diplomat In Singapore
    250 12 Singapore, Monday, M R Znl Facar Khan, Afghan MinisM er to Japan, was one of the aboard, the "1. K'tona. ;:4; i nl in Singapore to day. Mr. Khan,r«^ han to this appointment shortly. Pnoi to tm> i to Mr. Khan was attachea as l.v.c Afghan
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    Chinese Heroes Honoured
    119 12 Sin Chew Jil Poh. Shanghai, May 15. 4 FIRST lass medal has been A awarded to Ctaoa Teck Sheng, a private, for killing 21 Japanese sol diera in a single day during the battle of Chaocheng In Shansi on May 5. when he was surrounded by the
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    Playing "Opposite" In Life
    27 12 A Router message from San Diego, California, states that B Barbara Stanwyck, who have been featured in Ito'.s tOfCl D there on Saturday.
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    Malayan Wedding At Richmond
    237 12 [From Our Oicn Correspondent] London, May 4. Mm F W. Ctiamberlin, of the Straits Settlements Company, was married on Saturday at Holy Trinity Church. Richmond, to Miss Jean Clifton-Crick. Lovely and unusu?,! dresses were worn by the'bride and her attendants. The bride wore a silver slipper
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    Chungking: Bishop's Protest
    123 12 rpHK China Branch tbc WtrH Societj ha» wired to Geneva reportiat. Ml details of the Japanese air rai* on Chungking, and reqoesuag the Mother Society to lake measures for the enfotcenteet ot the resolutions of the Paris Ceaference against the bombiaf: open cities. I The Bishop oi
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    Malayan Reaction To Probability Of Tin & Rubber Barter
    417 12 Malayan Reaction To Probability Of Tin Rubber Barter rpHE recommendation of the British Government mittee and rubber committor to agree t<> a be U.S.A. opens up the prospect of greater prosperitj industries of Malaya, is Ihe general opinion in Sin, It is plain staffs a financial correspondent, that political considerations
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    Dr. Fitzgerald
    13 12 Br. Iv D Medical Services, S been admitted to the G
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    Rotary Address
    17 12 Mr. i H. Pee'; pore Rotary C! t*« on Wednesday 'I I" ir "Visiting Rotai
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    Posed As Dead Brother To Help Sister-In-Law
    352 13 CHINESE FINED $10 I From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, May 14. house pioprietors in Hongkong and in Singapore tutor ,n who bring girls out to the Straits Settlements or to iited Malay States fiom China as to what they should n questioned
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    FUN, FRIENDSHIP & FINE IDEALS
    134 13 FUN, FRIENDSHIP FINE IDEALS \From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, May 14. A MOVEMENT that stands esscnttally for fun, friendship and fine ideal-, the Blue Triangle Pioneers of the Kuala Lumpur Y.W.C.A. have haJ a successful pub'kity in March this year. Sixty-e ?ht new members were enrolled at the community
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    New Justice Of The Peace
    37 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, May 14.—The Resident of Sdangor has appointed Raja Doraman bin Uaja Mohamed to be a Ju-tfee of the Peace within and for the State of Selanyor.
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    TAIPING ROTARY CLUB
    54 13 \From Our Own Correspondent j Taiping. Mny 14—Mr. A. E. Wootton will be instance! the new President of the Tail-sin? Rotary Club on May 20. The same night a farewell dinner will be given to the Hon. Mr. S. D. Palmer, MJC. and Mrs. Palmer prior to
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    THE HAIR TEST
    127 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Ynr-i? ai I Poh, May 14. OLK Worship, I don't believe he his chest!" sa.d Mr. N. B. Thomas, Court Inspector yesterday in the Police court, referring to a Tamil hawker, who was charged with hawking his goods without a licence under the
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    AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA
    62 13 Singapore, Sund'n. THE Executive Council of the Auto- mebile Association of Malaya met at the Roof Garden of the Adelphi Hotel this morning and discussed various matters for four hours from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. The .meeting was not open to the Pr^ss. Delegates from
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    U.S.A. COAL-STRIKE
    51 13 Reuter. New Yoik. May 14. Twenty -ONE coal associations signed the union shop contracts with the United Mineworkers mrking possible the return to work of 300,000 miners tomorrow. EBx southern groups withdrew from .e conference v-Hh.mt stating whether V eir minea would attemnt to rerpen on a non-union
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    WANTS GLASSES WHEN IN GAOL
    83 13 Own Reporter} Ipoh, May 14. tarles had been !>\ a Police sergeant, t!it had !o replace it, nd made by an aged oner when convicted in the Perak Assize trge of counterfeiting d been operated on the man and he cou'tf ell. He had to
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    Hotels Do Not Require Eating untitled Licence
    63 13 mi Our Owji Reporter] Kuala. Lumpur. May 14. S Delmai Morgan, manag- > tiir of the Empire Hotel, I pur, was acquitted on i rge for having used the Hotel is an eating boose it an eating boose licence, by ladol Hamid, the
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    MR. J. D. MEAD
    41 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. May 14.—H.s Bxcellen- C 3 the High Cor.imissioner has appointed Mr. John Den.vs Mead to be temporarily an unofficial member ol ihe Fey. era! Council with c fleet from Apr. 29.
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    To-day's News Review
    411 13 I ni on Shanghai), Balkans and the ralia are equally in f iding food for ref on, and a certain I vety. In Amoy, or f in Ki'.'angsu, the are still patrolling tk-ment, which te ihe Chinese tension iii increasing that the Nazi deliberately creating r a
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    Penang Market Inspector On Trial
    886 13 Alleged To Have Kicked Salt-Fish Into A Drain [From Our Own Reporter) Penang. May 14. f D. COOPER, a market inspector. made his defence before Mr. Urn Koon Teck in the Middle Court on Friday afternoon when lie was charged with <1> committing mischief by
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    Accused Found Guilty Of Culpable Homicide
    234 13 "Durians Murder Case" Verdict [From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, May 14. JHE two Malays from Kalumpang who faced a charge of murder of one of their friends and were alleged to have killed another Malay were found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting
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    ALL THE WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES
    318 14 Rest Trial Stopped By Rain Singapore, Sunday, mo se!e,t the Kest XI against the 1 l uioprans for ,ne larke Cup mates tobeplayed next week. a tn»« iatrli wa beemi yesterday »e--tween A P. Rajahs XI and B. Paramsothy's X] at the S.R ground. Rajahs
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    R.A.F. BEATEN BY S.C.C.
    225 14 Singapore. Saturday. pOOD bo*v!ing was the feature of V »j u rricfed natch In which the S.C.C. defei Hie RAF, by 27 runs en the S.C.C, ground. Waites bowled deadly and had I wickets for 22. Rowlett of ihe K.A.I. was the most sacccssfal bowler in
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    St. Andrew's Lose To S.C.C.
    201 14 Singapore. Sunday. PT Andrew s school suffered defeat by 70 runs at the hands of an S.C.C. ram yesterday on their own grounds. Scores were:— St. Andrew's K. Capel c Pitton b Evans 1 j. Anchant b Hunter J D Mever b Hunter s A.
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    Miss Sylvia Armstrong, Singapore's State hockey player, is a cricketer of HO mean ability. This photo was taken of her while she was getting her eye in on Saturday when the Y.W.C.A. met St. Andrew's 2nd XI.
    25 14 Aliss Diana Mitchell of the Y.W.C.A.. looks every inch si cricketer In tliiv picture taker, by our cameraman on St. Andrew's school rronni on atarday.
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    Aliss Diana Mitchell of the Y.W.C.A.. looks every inch si cricketer In tliiv picture taker, by our cameraman on St. Andrew's school rronni on atarday.
    37 14 Miss Sylvia Armstrong, Singapore's State hockey player, is a cricketer of HO mean ability. This photo was taken of her while she was getting her eye in on Saturday when the Y.W.C.A. met St. Andrew's 2nd XI.
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    271 14 Y.M.C.A. Score Easy Win Over A.P.C. Singapore. Sunday. i>l a V |N<; on their own ground yesterday, the V.M.C.A. beat the A.P.C. -,t eriekel l>v <!•'» runs for six wickets. There was no outstanding h- ttinc on the P.C. side who hatted first, their top scorers being Sharpe •nd PMMfcKfdn
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    Rain Spoils S.C.C. Match
    99 14 Singapore. Suncia F>AIN marred the cricket match bet- ween the Etcetera* and the Merchants played at the S.C.C. to-day. Batting flrsk, the Etceteras had collected! :i total ol 100 runs tor one wicket when tain fell and the match had U> he abandoned. ETCEI ERAS King
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    Halved In One
    81 14 Two middle-aged brothers created a world golfing record on their home Course at Crickel Park, near Wimborne Dorset when they halved a hole in one. I The brothers. E B Vaughan 1 handicap 11» and C. Vaughan (handicap 8» each holed their tee shots at the fourth,
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    A.C.S. Beat Chinese
    251 14 THE ACS cricket team bea' i s.('.k C, team in .1 Urn scoring match oh Saturday. Scores were: S. C. R. C. hen Jan Jee c Dennis Lee b Won,'. "0 Ong Kirn Hoe b Thiam Siew Swee Lim Swang b Thiam Siew 12 K. T. Ooi
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    Compton Scores Century Against West Indians
    117 14 Reuter. London. County cricket scores at close (i" play en Saturday were as follows: Chesterfield: Derby 200 (Gregory 5 for 4 I Surrey 149 for 3. Bristol: Worcester 149 iGoddard 9 for "s>: Gloucester 105 (Howarth G foi 45, Martin 4 fcr 44» Portsmouth:
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    CONN-KRIEGER FIGHT RESULT
    49 14 Reuter. New Yoik. May 13 —Billy Conn of Pittsburgh ou'pointcd Foliy Krieger in a twelve-round non-lltlc light here. Conn ci Kri :ger. losing only three rcunr's. This is the third fight between the ih»h. Ccim now intends entering the ight-heevywttight division seeking the world title.- -Reuter.
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    Seremban's State Cricket XI For Saturday
    59 14 \From Our Own A SeremlKin. Mj»<ki\ FTIK yesterday', state the follow mj; have h,,, selected to represent against Selangcr in their i,i, ml ly sta;c nxtu Goh Wet Ghani, Moh Hm, Ad,,,.. S Moi Hm, Kam I mQ Won, Son Teck. bai Rt^rves:-Vee la!
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    Low Scoring At Balestier
    224 14 SCORING 116 rui -alav;, Football Assoeittion |eg Ihe Singapore Recreation I cricket yesterday I tat same being plaj ed PtaifL It was a low sc tfl individual score for ea< runs. Hussein Shah 1j« i•. 1 wickets l"! S3 run; M I. A. Hussein Shah lbw
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    SELANGOR BEAT PERAK BY ODD MATCH IN FIVE
    255 15 JMAT BRILLIANT FOR WINNERS Foong Seong Cup Competition [From Our Own Reporter] KUALA LUMPUR, SUNDAY. nyiMINTON OF AN EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH STANDARD EN IN KUALA LUMPUR TO-DAY WHEN SELANvXI) DEFEATED PERAK BY THREE MATCHES TO LN EXCITING TUSSLE IN THE FIRST ROUND OF
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    BRITAIN AND ITALY WIN THROUGH
    84 15 Davis Cup Results Reuter. London, May 14. pRF.VI BRITAIN eliminated New hind from the Davis Cup by i hes to two. Brighton Shayes beat 6 4, 7-5 and Hare beat 7 6—4. 6—4. I made conditions diffiwas spasmodic but was i' s superior, and saved
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    Perak Turf Club's July Meeting
    89 15 [or the Perak Turf meeting on Saturday, day, July 19 and Satur- ides two runs each for. 1 and 2 and ponies class horses class 4 that have m any country since have run at Least three and a second run il .it 3 p.m.
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    France Beat England In International Tennis
    24 15 Paris, May 15. I Britain by 12 matches to nnual encounter of the rhtbfl of the two countries
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    Hill Climb Cycle Race At The Gap
    283 15 Sinjraporf, Sunday. jyjß. On a' Chin Benjr, the organiser of today's First Speed Hill Climb cycle race at the to be congratulated on the success that attended his meet. Favoured with an icteai weather from early this morning cyclhfta by the tens made
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    NAVAL POLICE BEAT EXCISE IN DIV. II B
    37 15 Singapore, Saturday. The Naval Police beat the Excise Sports Club by four goals to two to-day at the Naval Base in a Division II B of the S.A.F.A. League.
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    Billiards
    19 15 Reuter. London. In the final of the United Kingdom professional billiards Joe Davis, holder, beat Ten Newman. Reuter.
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    To-Day's Sport
    38 15 Soccer: Manchesters vs. Royal Engineers (Div. I) —Tanijlin. M.F.A. Res. vs. R A F. Res.— Stadium. Moravia vs. R A F. (H. Q.) 2B —S.H.B. S.R.C. vs. Hindu Association— S.R.C. Tennis: S.R.C, S.C.R.C and V.M.C.A. tourneys.
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    Manila Team Lose Their Last Match
    281 15 Basketball THE bad weather kept the crowd away last night from witnessing the last basket-ball game, at the Happy World Covered Stadium of the Philippine Olympic basket-ball team of the Far Eastern University. They met the Sin gapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation. The Federation
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    5 Winners Again
    59 15 pHS Morning Tribune racing correspondent, Marcus Superbus/' had another five dinners in his selections for Saturday's races with Selangor 11, Resistance, Cluny, Devon King and Harfleur. The Malaya Tribune tins contained four winners in A.D.C.. Resistance, Cluny and Devon King. Marcheta 11. also tipned to win, was
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    Rodesse Cup Won By Turner
    133 15 rpBEKE was a fairly strong head A wind during yesterday's races at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, but the breakwater gave a certain amount of shelter. The first race was for the Nutt-Beres ford fours. The stroke of one of the crews. Hansen, could not
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS
    109 15 Singapore, Sunday. ONLY one tie in the V.MC.A. open in\itdtion tennis tournament was Dlayed yesterday when P. Clerc and W. M J Warden defeated R. Nathan and J Manasseh by 6—l. 9—7, in the men's open doubles Yadi and Kamis gained a walk-over against Low
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    Chinese Woman Buried Alive
    165 16 I From Our Ou ?i Reporter I Ipoh, May 14. A CHINESE woman was buried alive in an abandoned tin mine, in Semoliang about three miles from Bidor before the eyes of her daughter the other night It would appear that the deceased, accompanied by her
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    BATU CAVES STABBING INCIDENT
    110 16 [From Our Own Reporter j Kuala Lumpur, May 14 I'ALLED t;ut of his house in Ban Caves on Thursday night. Nasimuthu. a Tamil, was stabbed by a compatriot while r.nother person held him. Bleeding profusely the man was conveyed to the General Hospital whe-e he received
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    $3 FINE FOR BEING TOO ROMANTIC
    113 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. CHARMING girls at the railway station easily attract the attention of searching eyes, and not infrequently we find a lass getting annoyed when she is stared at too long. It may be a thrill to cast a
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    1,200 CHINESE SWORN IN AT "SPIRITUAL DRIVE"
    122 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, May 14. NEARLY 1.200 Chinese men and women were sworn-in at the Capitol Theatre on Tuesday for the National Spiritual Mobilisation Movement as instituted by General Chiang Kai-shek. The ceremony, conducted under 'he auspices oi the China Distress
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    Cheated Widow, Fined
    78 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter* Kuala Lumpur. May 14. —Ponnusamy, a motor bus driver, was sentenced to three months' rigorous Imprisonment by Mr. R. C. Redman, in the First Police Court on Friday, for having cheated a widow of 535. The case was an old one. accused having been
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    FIVE COLLAPSE AFTER MEAL
    140 16 Poisoning Suspected Singapore Sniwk. piVE Chinese—the manager of Chop Swee Seong m Upper IH Street and his four assistants—were taken to the Gen! in a .<emi-unconscious condition by the ambulance short o clock this evening. They were said to have collapsed after partakin the shop premises
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    CANADA'S BUSINESS PROSPECTS IMPROVE
    238 16 Toronto, Ontario. fREAT Britain's desire to manufacture munitions in Canada of the factors which are likely to bring Canada a t> Lt< year in 1039 than last year, according- to Mr. W. 1). Kul r, r. Minister of Trade and Commerce. In a review of the
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    Labour Dispute Leads To Assault
    95 16 (From Our Own Correspondent' Johore Bahru. Saturday. FOLLOWING a labour dispute a Chinr ese "kepala". was alleged to have caused actual instigation, whereby four men working In his section began U> assault a chief overseer. Mr. Wong Kirn Hock, engaged in earth excavation work The
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    What The Stars Foretell
    272 16 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. The influences to-day c" not helpful to business progre and there are likely to he rfva;>pointmr its and impediment Don't f\< r cfore press isvte*. or\ start new schen.es or enterprises. Concentrate or things t h .at cv mcri:iy, a'id plan ahead.
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    28 16 Ipoh, May 14—A untitled boy is reported to have been mo jT tet down by a lorry at Pusing. He "JJ succumbed to Injuries al tIM Bai Hospital.
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    Eclipse B. P.'s Third Anniversary
    211 17 T llt Eclipse B.P. celebrated its third anniversary at the late Mr. I f|)|U Keh Hai's bungalow at Tanah IVlerah Besar R<;acl, last Saturday ay. Tnere was a |Mi of quests and members annual general meeting ;'!>ernoon. the followri office-bearers for the Mr Chan Chee
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    Minesweepers Beat Changi Civilians In Div. 2 B
    123 17 Singapurv. Saturday. Miiit*sHfe|iers tmei and defeated u.t hmißi (U.D.) Civilians by torn dear goals this afternoon at hi Hate Depot in a Division II B M urn SI FJL soccer fixture. r-. prior to the interval. i Minesweepers scored their first goal
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    M.P.H. Beat A.P.C. In Business League
    162 17 Singapore, Saturday. THE Malaya Publishing House beat 1 the Asiatic Petroleum Company by five goals (o four goals this afternoon at Paya Lebar in t i ie Business Houses League compci;tion. This incidentally marked the ltst S ame of the "Shell House" Thj Publishers
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    Gloucester County Cricket Prospects
    99 17 Gloucestershire will have W. R. Ham--2? c d .9? ThHr captain. He Succeeds Bo. Allen, who, in spite of the claims >i business, hopes to ploy occasionally as also do n n. Lyon, the former captain, G. W. Parker. E. D. P. Eager, and that astute
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    Acres Ravaged By Elephants
    313 17 CATASTROPHIC losses through damage caused \y elepliants were sustained by several rubber estates in Johore during the period covered by the 1938-39 report of the Johore Planters' Association It would be difficult to assess correctly the amount ot damage caused states th 9 report, bur there
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    84 17 A very interesting address on "Shadow, across the World" will be given at the Y.W.C A. Fort Canning Road on Thursday at 5 p.m. The .speaker will be Mr W. R. Lake, a well known Missionary, wtlJ hM been in Malaya for about 20 year.v Mr.
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    Royal Singapore Golf Club
    208 17 The first bi-montM'- **»xed Foursomes competition for May at the R.S.G.C. was played ai b umu.. yesterday aitemoon and result' I In a win for Miss E. M. Hellas and G. R Hallas with a net -core of 31',. 34 cards were taken out and the
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    Orphanage Bombed And Wrecked By Japs
    193 18 Hunan Town Razed To The Ground International News agency Chungking:. ¥\R. j;. Becker, cf the hina Inland .Mission, at Chihkiang, western Hui an, in a telegram to Madame Chiang Kai Shek, reported the destruction h\ Japanese aerial bombing of her orphanage in the border
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    EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN IN KWANGSI
    230 18 Central News. Chungking. ALONG With other constructive work undertaken by the Kv/angsi provincial authorities, an organised drive to rid the provnee of illitrracy has been launched and is expected to be successfolly completed within the year. The aim of this educational campaign to wip< i the
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    Railway Destruction In North Honan
    218 18 Central News. Chungking. HEAVY havoc has been wrought with the Taokou-Chinghua Railway iv north Honan now under enemy occupation by a Railway Raiding Squad during the past year. Forty-eight locomotives and 277 military, passenger and freight wagons have been damaged. In addition, rails and sleepers
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    YUNNAN TO DOUBLE TIN OUTPUT
    434 18 MODERN EXCAVATING AND REFINING PLANTS TO BE INSTALLED Funds Being Provided By Government AMONG the tin-producing centres of the world, Yunnan Province in China's great Southwest occupies a definite place. It produces between 8.000 and 9,000 tons of tin annually, which is more than 90
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    Haiphong To Be A Free Port?
    96 18 International News Agency p is reputed uj A Brevie, the Govern* of Indo-China. hr 1« the French vIJ p,,v,) l Haiphong he fcr 1,1,4 1 while .n transit to tht of China. At present, goods desi to French colonial «c again subject t, tariff
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    ENEMY TROOPS RETREAT
    127 18 International News Agency 'I u:! s K\. aft HAVING sustained heavy i 11 south Shansi, Japan se along: the Tatung-Puch .v are retreating northward, th* rolling-stock are goin» norihward from VVenhsi. Aftei tion, the enemy destroyed the n* for fear of Chinese pursuit The rails from Houma
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    Transportation Expenses Reduced To Minimum
    423 18 Work Of The Ministry Of Commun ica Hons HE importance of inferior communications in Central China has led e recent establishment by the Ministry of Communications <•' spccia co-oidination commitee to look after manal transportation. China' numan labour is inexhaustible and the Chinese authorities believe
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    Amazons Help In Defence Of Kwangsi
    60 18 International News Agency. ONE regiment of Xv diers are reported to at Tat.se and ShihcruN n Railway west cf Km. checking the Japanese (i: These Amazons have Mrs. Pai ttsung-hs Kwar»gsi military leaner. are enlisted on a yon.: r.ie mostly students, teacneu housewives. Other
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    RAJKOT CRISIS DEEPENS
    1222 19 Parishad Unwilling To Accept Meagre Reforms (United Press.) Rajkot, May 6. ,j ibh understood that the negotiations between Durbar and Mr. U. Dhebar, Praja Parishad leader, have not far, and it is learnt that Mr. Dhebar has expressed his t to any settlement which did not grant
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    Communal Clash In Vellore
    151 19 (United Press). Vellor.*, May 3. A BOUT fifty persons are reported to have been injured in a serious cJash that occurred in fiont of the local Umna M.isque lat? last night between Muslims on the one hand and Hindu processionists and police on the "ther. The
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    SUNNI PROCESSION PASSES OFF PEACEFULLY
    193 19 (United Press). Lucknow, May 3. 'PHE eleventh hour efforts to "bring A about a compromise between the Shias and the Sunnis having proved abortive, a Sunni procession of several thousands was taken out from Idgah reciting all the way the 'Madhe Saheba They were escorted
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    ASSAM'S RETRENCHED COMMISSIONER
    194 19 (United Press.) Sylhet, May 5. IN spite of ihe denial by Sj. liopinath Bardoloi. Premier of Assam in the Assembly, it is now definite that the Assam Government will have to compensate the retrenched Commissioner of Surma Valley and Hill Districts. The "Sylhet Chronicle," an English weekly
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    Landlordism To Continue?
    75 19 (United Press.) Brlndaban, May 5. MR. Bhulabhai Desai in a speech at the Gandhi Seva Sangh pandal yesterday evening said that he was sure that .he abolition cf zemindary (landlordism) was not in the interests of th? Indian masses. Therefore, without crying hoarse for ibolbT. ing zemindary,
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    222 19 (United Press). Calcutta, May 2— It is understood that during their stay in Calcutta in connection with the A.I.C.C. session the three Congress Premiers Pandit Gobind Bhallabh Pant, Mr. C. Rajagopalachiriar. and Mr. 8.-G. Khcr called on Mr. A. K. Fazlul Hug, Bengal Premier. They had an informal
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    Seth Jamnalal Bajaj
    150 19 (United Press.) Cawnpore, May 5. IN a press statement, Seth Pa damA pat Singhania, MU., President af the All-India Marwarl Federation, says:— "Authentic information has reached me from Jaipur that Be til Jamnalal Bajaj'j weight has gone clown by 17 lbs. 90 far. oethji's present weight is
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    MAHATMAJI'S FRANK ADMISSION
    93 19 Brindaban, May 5. THERE was a touch cf pathos mingled with sincerity when Mahatmaji remarked "Khan Sahib, I am losing that which inspires one to speak loudly," in reply to a demand to speak loudly. The Mahatma was addressing the students of the Basic Education Camp when
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    INDO-CEYLONESE RELATIONS
    285 19 Subhas Bose Appeals For Mutual Goodwill Calcutta, May 1. gJT Subhas Chandra Bose has sent the following message to the Lanka Sama-Samaj Party in Ceylon through Bikkhu Saranankara who visited Calcutta on the occasion of the meeting of tha All-India Congress Committee. Iv the course of his message
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    NEW MEMBER OF PLANNING COMMITTEE
    97 19 (United Press.) (ahuU. May (i. UNITED PRESS ftuderttftonda that Mr. K. D. Guha, (ill recently Technical Adviser on Industries to the Government of Ceylon, will be taken in as an office-bearer of the National Planning Committee of the Indian National Coi.gress. Mr. Guha was with
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