Malaya Tribune, 18 May 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed L rgest Sales XXVI- -No. 117. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, May 18, 1939 The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 FIVE i
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      60 1 GOODS OF BEST QUALITY AT AURORA DEPARTMENT STORE, l (l j, st North Bridge Rd. .i iizirmiisrs* rziri IB ••-••«..--»-••••••••••••••ssisilSi...»;»»«•••*"* t •••••••••••••••••••is ••■•••••-•••■■iiisiisrsirsirii i 1 1 Health;, as he lan be. \U > 110,1 1,1 ,!;ihu n,i,k vit *«*n*- 11 I t Cvl your sln, J' lv of Bum cross
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      157 1 MADAME PAGE LATE f»2, PICCADHAY. LONDON. Top Floor, Battery Bklgfr CASH SALE DAY EVENING GOWNS p PAR PAINTS MADE IN MALAYA FOR MALAYA Manufac'urfd In a modern factory by paint specialists with 20 fWH ol P*Bt making experience in the tropics. Only the fuicst ingredients are used under the control
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    34 2 Charles Vidor, directing "Blind Alley" supplied from bis own collection many d*i K o r> v fWter ces used Props R-nph Bellamy, Chester Mo?ris Joan Perry Ann Dvorak and Rose Stradner headline thia drama
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    LAST NIGHTS'S FIRST NIGHT
    139 2 RITZ BROTHERS AT THE ALHAMBRA STRAIGHT, Place and Shoi Century Fox picture al the Ai j* bra, presents those tremenci us fa***" iies. the Ritz brothers. In more of tlie.r craziness. It is a racing picture, lai* sure winner. We see the trio mixed up in
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    NEW PICTURES
    69 2 EDITH FELLOWS Is to mour, "Five Little Fepp< of Margaret Sidney Lothro has acquired nins of the present Edith in three The same lot is the "Tj Arlens latest picture, and p based upon the I the Magician." Arlen is b< with Rochelle Hudson Daughters" wh eh Inclu
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    MISSIONARY
    40 2 BARBARA Stanwyck. De Mille"s "Union Pacif in oroduction at Param< early ambitions—to be either a ary to China or a dancer UKe Dimcan. She did bc< m< Broadway—but the clo came to being a missioi she taught Sunday School
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    25 2 Helen Twelvetrees untitled in Mo and Mv Gal" »1 first fame with her dramatic ■nee in the Broadway P "An American- Tragedy Broadway and Hollywood
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      446 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P& o«i BRITISH j INDIA (Incorporated in En?.and' P. A 0. S. O. S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 RANPURA 17 000 May 19 BEHAI 6,000 May 22 RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 2 I SOUDAN 6.500 June 2 CHITRAL 15,000 June 16 CORf U 15,000 June 30 I
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      480 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NOR D DE UTSCHER U0Y1), (Incorporated in The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 8 sjs. "NECKAR" omits Manila. Dairen Tsingtau In port 8 m.s. •COBURG omits Manila. M rth China Yokohama May 27 HOMEWARD. For
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      541 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore. Hongkong, Gwatow, Amoy, (Kulangsu) and Foochow. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday tr>ps. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON 'Hong Kheng" May 22, 4 p.m. "Hong Slang" May 18 "Hong Slang" j un
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      145 2 /V HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE 8 lieu t sch Austral isc he Dampf- chills Geseltschalt (Companies incorporated in PASIINGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA *ND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 .s.s. PREUSSEN Direct May 28 1 ms. LEVERKUB&£N via i Manila June 11 ms RHEIKLAND Direct Jun 23 HOMEWARD
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      265 2 d> tap— mammmm [DAILY CROSSWORD J y t I I—JKB *i j. CLUES ACROSS: hits a boundary 1. Greek goddess. CLUES HOWS 3. The judge puts this on for a warb 1. Comply with. ler. 2. The dog for a hawk 7. Part cf a flower. 4. Find one for
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    Employees Who Have Free Medical Attention Still Borrow To Pay Doctors' Bills!
    336 3 S mPK, S E that neariy 30 per cent, of to members during the past year should have been granted for "medical expenses" was expressed by Mr. F. G Coales actine Director of Public Works, at the sixth
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    GENEVIEVE TOBIN HERE
    345 3 Singapore, Thursday. AFTER a short and exciting stop in Bangkok on their world trip a n belated honeymoon, Warner Bros, actress Genevieve Tobin and her sector- husband Mr. William Keighley, arrived in Singapore vesta day by K.N.I.L.M. plane. Mr keighley married Miss Tobin last year and this
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    458 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Wednesday. KTBBEK Previous To-day Change Steady Easy bpot Buyers 8 8 Sellers 8 116 8' 8 -fl 16 Ist Forward (June) Buye-s 8 8 116 +116 Sellers 8» 8 g» 8 2nd Forward (July Sept.) Buyers 8» 8 8» 8 Sellers 8 316 8
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    "Tingle-tangle" Days Recalled
    181 3 Singapore, Wednesday. SINGAPORE hotels of several decadej ago formed the subject of a short talk by Mr. H. Elphick at to-day's meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club. Mr. S, H. Peek was to have spoken on "Visiting Rotary in England" but he was unable to attend. Of
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    FRENCH LOAN SUCCESS
    24 3 Reuter. Paris. May 16—The Treasury loan ha> been fully subscribed as far as the six milliard cash portion is concerned.— Reuter.
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    ASSIZE CASE JURY FAIL TO AFREE
    275 3 Singapore, Wednesday yjFTER a wait of three hours this afternoon—during which the jury returned twice to give verdict of four to three —the trial of a young Hockchia, Yong Ah Tee, came to a sensational termination at the Assizes when his lordship, Mr. Justice
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Thursday. TTte price of tin at noon In Singapore to-day was:— $114 (up $14).
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    RUBBER
    21 3 The price of rubber at noon im Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27 7 ;5 (down 1 Sellers 28 'down 1
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    MALAY VOLUNTEERS' NEW H.Q.
    209 3 Singapore, Thursday. TURNING the key of the gateway to the new drill hall for the Malay companies of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, Major-General W. G. S. Dobbie, General Officer Commanding, Malaya, formally declared the new building open yesterday. On arrival. Major-General Dobbie was met by the
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    SINGAPORE CLUB HEAD BOY CONVICTED
    57 3 rpAN Leek Hong, head boy of the Sin- gapore Club, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment in the third police court yesterday for criminal breach of trust of wines and cash amounting $513. Tan stated that he had been employed by the club 29
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    NORWAY PREPARES
    22 3 Reuter. Oslo, May 17 —Parliament has adopted a bid authorising an expenditure of twenty million kronor on national defence,- Reuter.
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      235 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED 1 FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSON \L ACCI DENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA. I TION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, Oeneral Manarer OVERSEP- I I CHINESE I I BANKING I CORP. Wf^i Undertakes banking transaction* ol OTory
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      359 3 KA\K OF CIIIXA Incorporated in China by Special Cnartei >. tt, Cecil Street, Singapore Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 8442. Exchange Dept. 6441. Oeneral Office 5188-8 Cable Address; CHENGKUO.** Paid Up Capital w h. $40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. t 5,200,000 90 Total Assets approximately Ch.
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      530 4 IlflSSlf HP Ft PS CLEiiK. DRESSES WANTED for mine, near Kemamata Smalley Co., 35, Winchester Bouse, Singapore. (147 A) WANTS)—Agents on most liberal terms. Nationals Limited, High Class Silk, Cloth Manufacturers and Suppliers, Ludhian.i. WANTED JUNIOR TYPIST immediately with knowledge* cl shorthand, previous experience a recommendation but not Appiy Personally,
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      537 4 TO FINANCIERS and Investors. Expert Australian Vlning Engineer and prospector with many years experience Gold, Tin, Wolfram, opon for engagement, prepared go any country or form Syndicate, Genuine. Apply Box 547, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. <141-A) HEAD BOOK-KEEPER CHIEF CLERK (Chinese) ooen for immediate engagement. Widely experienced and well qualified. Accustomed
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      559 4 Miscellaneous "KES" GENUINE RACING CALCULATOR: "How to select winners by yourself! Send MP.O. Guaranteed uccessful results. Selections for Penan" Races sent free. "RES; Sit,lß., 8* Dhoby Ghaut, ttngapore. USSA) FOR ORCHID :i/SWERij TO EUROPE etc. DIAL 2011, THE GEM NURSERY holders certificates from H. M. Queen of Holland and Director,
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      527 4 LOST COLLI B ***** DO 3. Apply 1L Load. Reward $35. TeJ. 6173. UO3.A) ll' 58* Sate "SELECTED" CURRY POWDERS' 20c. Bottle, obtainable leading stores, or direct sole -mooi-tors Oversea Products Agencies 181, Oreharo Road, Singapore. (131-A) BAUXITE tOn SALE: Any quality and quantity to suit buyers requirements. Particulars from
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      618 4 FOR SALE: Freehold land at corner of Thomson and Newton jßoads in suitable building lots. Apply Eastern Realty Company, Limited, China Building, Singapore. (120.A» Astrology SRI ATMA-CHINTAN 'S ADVICE is .sought by people of all nationalities. Let your old friend solve y our problems. Any live questions $1;-. Also consult
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      623 4 Miction sm I of excellent stained teak household h Mack cludingr-one child,. SSLfe •Royal" standarJ size new,, "Singer hand e ard f« seats with iron clocks, bronze and br wail billiard cues, and ?K--of earthen wave and ch'.',' jars and ornament* etc W* The Saleroom of M^ sr4 Co, Ltd
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    RAPE CHARGE
    63 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Monday. An Indian, Kanniah, was this moaning charged before Sheikh Abu Barcar, Second Magistrate, with rape of a 33--year-cld Chinese woman, Siew Ch:ox Eng, at the 6th mile. Jalan Scu lai, on May 14. After the charge had been explained to tne
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    Domestic Occcurrences ENGAGEMENT.
    61 5 I agement is announced between My. [i- £\mg Nfjiap, eldest sen of Mr. end Mis. Ho Knee Merchant cl 177, Tank Road, Singapore and Miss Chin X.v c i'ong, second da ugh er of Mr. Chin Yoeng Kee, Chinese Interpreter, Civil District Court-, £Lngapore, and late Madam
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    DEATH.
    99 5 CHCA. On 17th May. 1939, at his residence, No. 142. Teluk Kur&u Rnad, S.ngapore, Choa Tian Keng 55 years, late cf Messrs. Keng and Co., Share Broker- of the Arcndc, Sinrapore. He is survived by his widow, two daughters. Choa Siok and Cnoa Lian Sun, one son, Chna J.inn
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    ONLY ONE HOUR A WEEK FOR INDIAN BROADCASTS: B.M.B.C. DECISION
    636 5 (From Our Radio Correspondent) ACCORDING to the percentage of radio sets owned by Indians in Singapore, the Indian community is entitled to only one hour of broadcast a week out of a total 40 hours—this, it is reliably understood, is
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    LOAN TO SPAIN: BRITAIN IS NOT TAKING PART
    72 5 Reuter. Brussels, May 17. M. Van Zeeland, former Belgian Premier and expert In international economics, declares that no Belgian bank is interested in the nr Cjotia'ians for a lean to Lpain and apparently British Institutions are not involved either. The nrop'-5 r
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    Journalist Shot In Palestine
    41 5 Ji rasa If m, May 17 —A young LondOii ioumallst was shot dead by an Arab sniper from ambush while motor-cycling to Tel Aviv from Rehovoth where he had been of a son of Dr. Webv mann.
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    CHOLERA THREAT TO CANTON
    62 5 Reuter. s threa e ned by a serious and seventy eas*s, of wh>h wrre X WCf e reported up fc May 14 at only fifteen rules* from Several case* have been recorded at Cant™ Ul he Japanese authorities are taking stringent measures to prevent an epidemic
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    Battered Body On Estate
    93 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Tuesday. r B T HE battered body of a male Tamil was found by the Segamat Police in a dwelling on a rubber estate a mile out of town. The man's skull was smashed in. Three olocdstained bludgeons, together with a
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      505 5 I NOTICE S I TALIAN GOk*. M 11' ANY LIMITED. in Queensland). I >n of Fust Interim I Dividend m by give:' that a First m I live pence per share m year ending 31st I been declared by the I Company in Brisbane, I June, 19&, to Share I
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      397 5 x l Through*. twfmty-four o° Ur x; S? ve V 4\lva. Jam, and the Netherlands inJies, hundreds of men anUv y/ofmen are devoting their spare time to tht study of I.C.S. Courses, knowing full well that by learning how to do their present work better they are preparing themselves for
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      260 5 Will you Maclean yourteeth to-day? course I will" PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE If you use a solid dentifrice, try the new MACLEANS SOLID PEROXIDE OENTIFR2CE PILES Sufferers from the maddening irritation, the exhausting, agonising pain caused by piles 1 Do not wait until piles (haemorrhoids) reach such a terrible state that
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      505 6 r I THE TRUB TONIC FOOD Obtainable of mil Ckambta and Storm mm ■■——m LET US HANDLE ALL YOUR CLOCK WATCH REPAIRS, AND YOU WILL BE ASSURED OF PROMPT SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near MIDDLE ROAD), 'PHONE No. 7922. Contractors for the Repair of
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      221 6 NGAI WAH SUNDRY STORE (Well-Knov.n Shirt Designers). RESIGN (Tp DO-DATE COLOUR FAST COLLAR —SEMI SOFT QUALITY— Al (European Cloth) PRICE ECONOMICAL. Office: 387-*?B9, North Bridge Road. Branch: Great World Stall No. A6l. For demonstraiion call at:— in your borne I MVfItSAL lIAIMO HOI Si i'ole Distributors: SCIENTIFIC SERVICE CO., 205.
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      73 6 tU *v are DISEA£: I Hawaii, the I BETES. K. I you compU I I enabling you l I sugar with ul I back your lost energy a: d 1 flesh hrs becr.ne NPOlteo nd to peel off. this SPECIAL HJ sure to kill the disease. For i this treatment
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      889 6 j To-day's Ralfco T j MAY 18 LONDON j NIROM HONGKONG TRANSMISSION 5 YDC 15.15 Mcs (19.8 m.) Z SINGAPORE OSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) 5.20 Children's hour a.m. 6.20 Closing local S HL^ met f es PL mcls 640 Sports news and Market notes. 72 0 Opening. 622 at
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      378 8 A Grand Comedy Show with Two Popular Youne; Stars at their best! I|p A DITOP POSm VELY I I LAST NIGHT UJTII EXCELLENT SUPPORTING SUBJECTS INCLUDING "HOW TO RAISE A BABY" (with liOBEKT BEN'CHLKY) j SPEC IA L Added I THE DEPARTURE OF T. M. THE KiNG and QUEEN FOR
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      283 8 I "-j SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 20th Grand MIDNIGHT PREMIERE Of y Favourite Star's LATEST and BEST p lctu DURBIN SSTCSi Nan GREY• HeIenPARRISHjI W 1 Robert CUMMINGS I Acclaimed as BIGGER and BETTER ik M I of DEANNA'S PAST TOjMPffi^ May 26th^ f GREAT WOES] j NIGHTLY FROM MAY 10
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      431 9 SATURDAY MORNING at IL MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE r;i!'ime of selected subjects including "The s|1)ll ii Hoi Polloi," 'Toby Tortoise Returns' (Disney fifteen "AHadto'a Lantern Our Gan«r' comedy) "Goon- !:H popeyc the Sailor) "How to Raise a Baby" (M.G.M. \x comedy) J**^ Adults. 50 i ts. Children 2.1 cts. Members of
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      54 9 ■—~——>- V V CHARIT V PERFORMANCES \W Jm M MONDAY, -2ND MAY C.15 ftj§. IN AID OF CHRIST CHURCH BUILDING M \D. Presenting a heart-warming and spaikling iiuinan Italy "MAKE WAY FOR TO-MORROW" with VICTOR MOORE, FAY BAINTER CELT AH RO\ni THOMAS MITCHELL. Plus entertaining, snppoitmg shorts. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE.
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    JOHORE AFFAIRS
    726 10 debates in the Johore Council of State are always lively and interesting. There is nothing stereotyped about them. The members have things to say and say them, with the result that reports of the debates are read with care and attention. It was pointed out by Dato Braddell
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    Neglect of the MERCHANT NAVY
    1044 10  -  Vital Link In Defence By E. H. BAXTER THE most important link in the British defensive chain is the sea. It is also one of the weakest. This fact is not only due to alien action, but is largely our own fault. For twenty years
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    51 10 "fpHE continual missing of open goals X is nothing less than a crime," declares a sports writer. Sometimes punished by at least twelve months in the Second Division. The latest fashion parades show very clearly what the well-undressed woman of to-day won't be wearing on the beaches
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      330 10 SUPERIOR QUALITY I CHINA GRASS BLOCK MATS 1 j SIZES IN STOCK. |j 3' x 6', 6, x 6', 6' x 9', 9' x 9', 9' x 12', 12' x 12', 12' x 15' I 12 cts. nctt. per sq. oot including making up. I ICOItBVSOV a CO.. LTD. I
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      12 10 800 CHIANG CTtIL'.T CO., 304, North Bridge Road (Next tD MEDICAL OFFICE).
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    THREE POWERS LAND FORCES AT KULANGSU
    847 11 FIRM STAND AGAINST JAPANESE DEMANDS U.S. Note To Tokyo On Control Of Shanghai Reuter. REUTER is informed by the British Admiralty that parties of 42 marines each were landed at Kulangsu from British, American and French warships. The total number is said to be
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    Still Tense
    85 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 18. In spite of the withdrawal of a part cf the Japanese landing forces, the situation in Kulangsu is still tense. Both the Settlement authorities and the Japanese Command are taking a firm stand. The Japanese have ignored the Settle- ment authorities'
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    JAPANESE WITHDRAW
    30 11 Reuter. Kulangsu, May 18. 'PHE majority of Japanese bluejackets withdrew from the island during the night." and to-day there is only a handful of Japanese still here. —Reuter.
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    Labour Wins One Of Three By-Elections
    136 11 Reuter. i THREE by-elections in Government seats have taken place and the Labour Opposition has won one of them (from a National Liberal), the Government retaining the other two. London. May 18. The by-election in the Abbey DiviStan of Westminister caused by the death
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    Axis Speeds Up Alliance While Britain Delays Pact With The Soviet
    374 11 Reuter. Paris, May 18. TT is understood that fresh suggestions by the French Government in connection with the negotiations with the Soviet are being sent to London through M. Corbin, the Ambassador who yesterday was received by M. Bonnet.
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    King & Queen Swamped With Good Wishes
    432 11 King Queen Swamped With Good Wishes Americans Join In Great Welcome Reuter. Quebec, May 18. pROM early morning till late last night thousands upon thouan.adi?n? cheered themselves hoarse in enthusiastic welcome of Iheir Majesties. KinJ" aft f™ nn ***** schoolchildren sinking "God Save the King and Canada, erected the King
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    YOUTH TRIES TO INJURE ROOSEVELT
    70 11 Reuter. Washington, May 18. A YOUNG man trying to climb a fence round the White House was am sled and found armed with a stone and penknife. He gave the name of Frank Twers and it is stated that he tcld the police that he
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    STOP PRESS
    127 11 Reuter. Shanghai. ."May 18. The Japanese demand which the Kulangsu Municipal Council has not rejected is stated to "concern cooperation between the Japanese consular police and the Settlement police in searching for anti-Japanese terrorists." The Council is reported to have replied that it had no objection to this.
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    BRITAIN'S NEW POLICY ON PALESTINE
    827 12 Independence In Ten Years London, May 18. WHITE Paper outlining the British Government's intentions 1 in Palestine envisages the establishment of an independent Palestine State, within a decade, in treaty relation with Britain providing satisfactorily for the commercial and strategic requirements of both countries. Jews
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    JEWISH PROTEST FAST
    90 12 Reuter. Jerusalem, May 18. ORTHODOX Jews have been ovdetod to cbseive a tiayh g fast on Thursday and Jews art closing down all trade, iniostry and transport from dawn to midnight, when protest meetings will be held. The British authorities are conferring on security measures and the
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    MUFTI BANISHED FROM PALESTINE
    102 12 Reuter. London, May 17. |N the Commons, asked if it was Government's intention to allow Ihe Mufti to return to Palestine, Mr. MacDonald replied in the negative, adding that His Majesty's Government did not lose sight of the fact that not only was the Mufti head
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    Scheme To Be Referred To The League
    212 12 REUTERS Lobby Correspondent understands that the fact that the policy is definite is expected to produce criticisms from both sides. These will be faced, however, in the belief that the proposals represent a just solution which pays regard to the obligations of Jews
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    JAPS ROUTED
    81 12 Peiphig, May 17. GUERRILLAS continue very active in the Pciping area. Refugees are flocking into Peipuig from Huaibu just north of the Nankow pass in which the Japanese forces have been engaged with a considerable band of the Eighth Route Army, while west of Pciping, near a French
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    PRUSSIANISM IN SHANGHAI
    85 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 17. ¥>OPULAR bodies in Shanghai have 1 jointly petitioned the Settlement Municipality urging that steps should immediately be taken to pre-=s the Japanese authorities for the :cL?ase of five Chinese illegally kidnapped in the Settlement by Japanese agents The petition further
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    DEPRIVED OF LAST HOPE, SAY JEWS
    232 12 "Breach Of Faith" Loudon, May 18. JEWISH Agency communique on the Palestine White Paper declares that the effect of the new policy denies the Jewish people the right to reconstitute their national home in their ancestral country. The policy transfers authority to the Arab
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    NEW BANK OPENS
    32 12 Reuter. Shanghai, May 16. Replying to questions at a press conference yesterday evening, a Japanese spokesman said that the new Huahsing Commercial bank would be opened for business tomorrow.—Reuter.
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    QUEBEC'S ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME AS ROYAL LINER ANCHORS
    721 12 QUEBEC j v THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA DOCKED AT WOLFFS rl' AT 9.52 A.M. LOCAL TIME (2.52 P.M. B.S T RIVER STEAMERS HAD WHISTLED SHRILLY ON hfr PROACH. A GUARD OF HONOUR, FORMED BY THF LET-UNIFORMED CANADIAN GRENADIER GUARDS \t CHED INTO POSITION
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    Moving Speeches
    445 12 Quebec. May LI "We are proud to feel that we have, among us, the living p<* sence of the head of the whole Empire/ declared Mr. Mac! r zie King (Canadian Premier j, speaking at the' luncheon at the Citadel. He said that it was the first occasion
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    DANISH ROYALTY
    55 12 British Wireless. London. Itt^ THE Crown Prince w Prmce.s.s of Denmark from the San Francis the World's Fair in N< at Southampton last The Crown Princess Bagshot to spend a Duke of Connaught, v The Crown Prince and tl t bf his suite travelled to L r boat
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    Storage Of Food In Malaya
    113 13 Own Reporter] Lnmpur, Thursday. j to a query by Mr. h n, Sir Shenton oram »sioner for said in the Federal morning that nine r ihe storage of rice ;null in Perak and k'dah. retted at Telok would be put up nt ol Kedah. tl
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    SOVIET TRAINING CHINESE AIRMEN
    55 13 Chungking. May 17. 1 iation School at Hi. in Province has extended its i Centra] Government for ol Chinese airmen. It is < tnat since its establish r no fewer than 260 Chiive been trained. The f sit is now sending a i idents there for
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    JAP CURRENCY FAILS
    53 13 I' Mf»hai Maj 17.—A Japanese spokes- m in Shangl l admitted thai the; ■tablishmenl ol the Huahsing Ban!: m its pui i ose m disJodg■B Chinese currency system In ■l iJ China. Neutral observers believe B f Huahsing bani*J •>■'" inevitably fail because the ■fr vi are
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    To-day's News Review
    413 13 P giving to the King and great welcome that her. The visit is and its imperial value should r-estimatcd, but world oncentrated more on tho to the United States, ternationaJ situation "he it emphasises the need unity of the British n on the issues inthe vital importance
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    SIR SHENTON THOMAS ON MALAYA'S A.R.P. PLANS
    629 13 Defence Secretary's Policy Defended I From Our Own Reporter] i»r s mi Kuala Lumpur, Thursday I 18 impossible to conceive air attacks on Malaya with the frequency that Jl< SCUIe lhal s*f experienced in China or Spain or be experienced in England. Their
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    Mui-tsai In Malaya: Commons' Statement
    221 13 Reuter. Iv v. London, May U. sfJf°.!! se of Com »non s Mr. Leach asked it the buying and selling of Chinese chddren still persisted Z tes2!?n on if 2*l* Ma,aya a nd attention had been drawn to a stateby, ak,ey Assistant Protector of Chinese,
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    Bogus Notes Failure Admitted
    77 13 Reuter. Feipin<_\ May 16. gEMI-OFFICIAL Tientsin news. papers report that the Japanesecontrolled Federal Reserve Bank of North China has definitely decided to revalue the new Reserve Bank dollar, nominally worth 14d. at Bd. The object of the move is to decrease the parity between the new
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    LABOUR MOTION LOST
    59 13 Reuter. London, May 18.—In the House of Commons the Opposition Labour dment to reduce the vote for m Jitiajnen was defeated by 214 votes to 130 votes and the vote was agreed to viitnout a division, after estimates and similar estimates carrying new arrangements for the Navy
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    F.M.S. Gift To Defence
    233 13 \From Our Own Re!X>rt,>r l Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. *'I 5J ft> com^tiv e \y small »il is. may mean "ith'thV !m n V mere cx P reBsio i" tonM of money, for lion th C U nt, y conveys also its "hole-hearted co-opera-tion a the well-being
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    British Ambassador To Leave Chungking
    34 13 Reuter. Shanghai, May 17.—The British Ambassador is leaving Chungking by air for Yunnan, capital of Yunnan province, on Friday on the first stage of a journey back to Shanghai.—Reuter.
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    Admiralty Changes
    101 13 Reuter. a j 0 London. May 18. Admiral Sir Dudley Pound has been appointed Loid Commissioner to the Admiralty and Chief of the Navy Staff in succession to Admiral Sir Roger Back?h U ;o°', o H h in r J lin ,?2 ishcd the a PP°intment through 111-health.
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    CRUISER ADDED TO AFRICAN STATION
    60 13 Reuter. Durban. May 18.—The Cruiser Southampton which escorted Their Majesties across the Atlantic will arrive in October or November as part of a move to strengthen the naval forces of the nouncement by vice-admiral Lyon com-mander-in-chief of the station. The Southampton will be the flagship
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    Safety Of Women & Children During An Emergency
    284 13 Safety Of Women Children During An Emergency IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT BY SIR SHENTON THOMAS [From Our Own Reporter] 4^Ti m r A Klala Lumpur, Thursday. concentration schemes have been worked out and are ready to be put into operation," announced H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas, ™f* Commissioner for the Malay States, at
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    RAFS BEAT POLICE AT SELETAR
    167 14 X.A.X 4; FoUtC 1 AVENGING their defeat earlier this season, the K.A.F. beat the Puttee by tour goals to one in a first division S.A.F.A. league match played at Seletar yesterday. lii«ht from the start, the Airmen attacked incessantly, and at half timr. were two
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    Billiards Assn. General Meeting Yesterday
    246 14 PPHE fourth annual general meeting of the Singapore Billiards Association was held yesterday evening at No. 6—A, 1) Almeida Street. Mr. David Frankel, J P., presiding. Othei wen Messrs. Soh Giuc t rham. M Anciano. Ckoo in Beng, Cheng Koon, eng (Chinese A-sn), Lst n
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    AMATEUR BOXING
    88 14 At a meeting of the Singapore Annteui Boxing Club held yesterday evening at the Happy World, it was agreed thai fche Amateur Championships be dtirri"ed until May 23 to 27 inclusive, end that the welghiug-in be on May 23. the evening when the preliminaries wui be held. The
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    46 14 The untitled will play soccer for XI against C.T.M.A. on Satin*daj I the Clerical Union ground at r> pm Ahron; Seng Owe (Capt.): Boo;-. Eng; P de Souaa; T. Minjoot; C. Jong; s Feng; Meng Chong; V. Garnell; Choo Lim. Res M de Sorosa; Jack Tong.
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    SOCCER MALAYS MOVE TO SECOND PLACE IN DIVISION I
    539 14 GUNNERS BEATEN AT THE STADIUM M.F.A 4, R.A. (C) ....2. 'I TIE Malays moved up to second place in the First Division table yesterday when they defeated the Gunners by 4—2. Play was spirited throughout, both sides showing top form. The
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    Derby Acceptors And Jockeys
    87 14 Reuter. London, May 18. FINAL acceptors with m jockeys in the Derby are as follows:— Triguero (Burns), Vesperian (Elliott). Heliopolis (Perryman), Foxcub (Gordon Richards), Romeo II (Brethes), Hastings (i Tones), Admiral's Walk (Harry Wragg), Dhoti (Smirke), Mauratea (Beary), Fairchance (Rickaby), Fairbax (Lowry)! Major Brackey (Simpson), King
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    Latest Callover
    86 14 Reuter. The latest callover is as follows 75-20 Blue Peter taken and offered; 17-2 Hypnotist offered, 9-1 taken; 100-9 Admiral's Walk offered. 100-8 Taten; 100-8 Heliopolic, taken and offered; 100-8 Falrstone offered; 13-1 taken; 13-1 T:i£uero offered;' 100-7 Fox Cub taken and offered; 22-1 Casanova offered. 25-1 taken,
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    Farr Easily Beats Gains: Negro Retires After Five Rounds
    155 14 London. May 17. IMLM.MY PARK, of Walts, easily defeated Larry Gains in their contest in Cardiff, the Negro letiring at the end cl* the fifth round of a contest scheduled for twelve owing to an injured right hand. Farr yas superior
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    S.C.R.C. Tennis
    367 14 THE S.C.R.C. tennis tournament went three ties farther >esterdav. Each tie was kecn'v contested. The best of the three we. the match between Chin Kee Onn and Wong Tcng Tong in the open Angles, Chin forced the pace which Wong could not follow. Bright flashes of brilliance marked
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    I.A. CRICKET
    54 14 The liidian Association cricket team against the P. W D. on Sunday 2st. inst. at the P.W.D. ground at 2 p.m. will be as follows:— Sithamparam icaptj. Ram Piara. Dharamaraj, Choor Singh, Wazir, Singh. Tharam Singh, Abbasbboy, B. R. Mistri, Bhatri, M. J. Chandy and M. S. Dhoss.
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    To-Day's Sport
    62 14 S«ee«r: Marine Dept. vs. RA M C. (2A) Stadium S.HB. vs. J.C.S A (2B) J.C.S.A. Minesweepers vs. Naval Police (2B> —N. Base Nestanßlo VS. Initeer» (B.H.L.)— S R C B.CK.C. vs. R AF. (H Q Fairer Park Water-Polo: V.M.C.A. vs. Loyals—Fort Canning. Br wis: S.C.C. vs Ex-Seivices--S.C.C. Cricket:
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    GOOD ENTRY FOR AMATEUR BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS
    398 14 ENTRIES for the Championship closed at noon on Tuesday, Jiui as will be seen by the list hefou nearly every Cnit in the Gains.' 1 has sent in entries. The Police have an extra strong team with eleven entries. The following is the list
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    GREENHILL B.P.
    87 14 The following are selected to represent the above in a friendly badminton match against the Chinese Sports Association at their court. Ann Siang Hill on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. The ma*ch will consist of 3 si i and 2 doubles. Sim Chens: Chwee. Tan Siong Leng, Tan Ah
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    Loyals Defeat S.C.C. To Head reserves
    396 14 Loyals Res 3, S.C.C Res DISPLAYING better team work and an impregnable defence, the Loyals Reserves defeated the S.C.C. Reserves on the Padsjuj \esterday in a league fixture by three goals to nil. Play, though of a good standard, was far turn interesting and
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    Rovers Beat R.A.O.C. 2nd
    38 14 lii a friendly soccer match played on Tuesday at Alexandra, Pasir Panjang Rovers beat R A.O.C. 2nd eleven by four goals to nil. Lai Chuan (2>. Chee Choy and Kwai Choy shared the goals.
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    Best Team To Be Chosen From Thirteen Players
    212 14 Singapore. Tluuml.i\ Till: Rent team for the annual Clarke (up encounter vs. the Furopeans on May H and 28 will be chosen from the (ol to win* 13 players:— Mulhucumaru <Captain i. Bain (vice-captain. Begin**! Thov En Cluow Chye. KA.S. sundram. Clarke.
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    72 14 The following have accepted |o rg for the S C.C. vs. tbe SeUJjrgJ on Saturday and Sunday ©os* at 11 a.m..each day al B T. G D A. CXKJper, CaPj- w Dynes, A Foster, Lt. J. r. mv c G Jenncr tCaptj J E J-* X Jagger, w
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    ENTRY FOR MAY RACES: MEET LIMITED TO 3 DAYS
    768 15 Official Opening 11: New Course Oil First Day PENANG TURF CLUB (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. j ommittee <»f the Penang Turf Club has decided to reduce Penang meeting to three days, cancelling Wednesday, May ice cowse Ifffi be opened
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    ENDEAVOUR B.P.
    77 15 The following will represent the Endeavour B. P. In a friendly badminton match with the Horiicks 8.P.. consisting of five singles and two doubles, ro bf played at the former's court. 21 Ram-* bai Road, on Sunday May 21 at 3 p..n.: Eddy Wee, Cheong Hock Leng. Wee
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    Yadi And Kamis Qualify For Doubles Final At Y.M.C.A.
    106 15 D«..>, Singapore, Wednesday. ISPLAYING better combination, L. C. Goh and M. L Re-iiHy t- -I) beat Low Kee Pow and John Lim (—15.2) by 6—4, 7—5 in the men's handicap doubles final. Kamis and Yadi qualified for the linal in the
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    S.R.C. Tennis
    91 15 Following were the results of the ties In the S.R.C. tennis tournament played at the Club yesterday evening: Championship Doubles semi-finals: P.F. de Souzu and F.G. Wheatley beat Dr. S.L. Oehlers and N.S. Hogan 7—5. 9-7. Novices Singles: W.N. Moore beat A. Clarke 6—o. 6—2. P.P. Webb beat
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    DAVIS CUP
    61 15 Reuter. Pnris, May 17. THE draw for the Davis Cup betweey France and China to be played on Thursday. Friday and Saturday has resulted as fellows:— Destremean meets Kho Sin Kie and Bossus meets Choy in the singles, while in the doubles Petra and PelllSZa meet Kho Sin
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    Submarine patrol
    329 16 A 20th Century Picture featuring Richard Greene Nancy Kelly Preston Foster George Bancroft Slim Summerville John Carradine Joan Valerie Henry Armetta J. Farrell MacDonald Warren Hymer* Douglas Fowley'Maxie Rosenbloom A S Perry turned away from the gangway after bidding Nancy good-night, a stern voice in the darkness halted
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    Peeping Tom
    110 16 Singapore, Wednesday. AT two o'clock this morning John n Fernandez, 20-year-old Eurasian, was found hiding behind a doer inside a house in Serangoon Road. The householder regarded John with alarm at first; then, when she was assured that he was harmless enough her alarm gave place to annoyance.
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    European Acquitted On Driving Charges
    239 16 DEFENCE NOT CALLED Singapore. Wednesday. r |*HE hearing of three summons charges preferred against Mr. Sidney Dant, the principal of Pitman's College, River Valley Road, alleging (a) that on Mar. 25 at 1.30 p.m. at the junction of Grove Road and Kallang Road he drove
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    RISE IN FRENCH PRODUCTION
    48 16 Reuter. Paris. May 17:■-A considerable crease m French production is sbo#n the Finance Minister. M. Reynaudi report, on the first five months oi three-year financial and economic p» The report concludes that there possible doubt that the path touovn since November is the Reuter.
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    MR. J. GALLINAGH
    53 16 Mr. J. Gallinagh, who was seriously Injured through a fall at the Ponggol Sailmv. Club six weeks ago, is' making good in the General Hospital. bit G Ulinagh sustained injuries to his and recovery takes a long time It La expected that he will be fully recovered
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    What The Stars Foretell
    211 17 V FOR ALL READinfluences favour id enterprise and id rewards for the urgecic. Should C-e day if you want *o I fancy. The sportuig trong. INFLUENCES. March in. A oocd business i:e the most of it. I md s:\f-assertiveness hcln at interviews. day favourable to >clievc
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE ANNUAL REPORT
    152 17 pIE annual report of the Singapore f Di strict Epworth League for the It ended Apr. 30 states: a duly audited, showed fife, over receipts $6.33 We hope to be able k state of finance next I campaign to raise $300 by H* of $1 per
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    27 17 Guan, ol Messrs. Cable d writes to say he is that name referred to the Malaya Tribune cf S3 Fine for Being Too
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    GOSPEL MEETING
    16 17 Iloud Keng will preach ting to be held at 137 at 8 p in.
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    DRAMATIC STORY OF THE ALSIA FIRE
    1008 17 Explosion After Rescue '|'HE following details of the burning of the East Asiatic Co. motorship Alsia on May 10 are taken from the Times of Ceylon: Thirty-five passengers and part of the crew of the Danish East Asiatic liner Aisia were dramatically rescued on
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    STOLE BOOKS
    111 17 XT TTr Singapore, Wednesday. CHONG LIM SAN, the 20-year-old Cantonece residing at Beng Swee Place to »**dßd guilty last week to theft at St. Joseph's Institution of four Euchsh bocks, valued at $5. *the property of Mr. Hoe Pack Chan, came up for sentence this morning in the
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    WEST RIVER TOWNS DEFENDED BY ARMY OF AMAZONS
    469 18 3,000 Women Soldiers n Kwangsi International News Agency. \yOWEN troops from Kwangsi are participating i n the iTf of the Lingyang Railway in an effort to prevent the drive on Toishan, Yanping and Hoiping, three rich towi delta of the West River
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    Chuenchow Bombed
    74 18 International News Agency. S» aokwan Thirteen Japanese planes heavily bombed Chuencl o- In south Fufcien a few days ago. and blew up rows of civilian dwelling houses. Two aerial sccuters carried or.t extensive reconnaissance over Waichow, Chaoyane anc'. Chinghai near Swatow. In north Kwangtung, six Japanese planes bombed
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    Hongkong's Finances In A Healthy State
    236 18 International News Agency. rpHAT the finances in Hongkong X are in a tip-top condition is revealed by the Government Gazette, showing an increase in the credit balance of more than $1,000,000 from $14,221,852.67 at the end of February to $15,353,681.68 at the end of
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    Instructing Guerrillas By Wireless
    73 18 "A POWERFUL radio transrttter in the notmtaai of southern Shaasi sea* nightly military instructing to aIJ guerrilb armies North China. So puerrifc commander know-, where this 'head office' is located. "Every thre" days ihc transmitter and iis gaarini generators are strapped ti bamboo poles, shouldered by
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    MAJOR STRUGGLE DEVELOPS IN YANGTZE VALLEY
    142 18 International News Agency. INCREASING military operctiM m the central Xaugtse valley to* loped into a major struck* along a 175-mile front betueen Poyans Lake northern Kiangsi province and Tungking Lake. Many reports indicate the re** Japanese forces between Chingan m\ Wuning are shifting towards
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    Congress Socialists Will Not join Sjt. Bose's Bloc
    193 19 Unwise To Divide Congressmen' Patna, May 13. r Vnam, General Secretary, Conjrresa Socialist Party icn about Sjt. |Subhas Chandra Bose's new jrroup— Bloc.'' that the Socialist Party had decided Bloc. Hut the Party, however, would not oppose the .i operate with it
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    66 19 I.i i i.i llaj <. Tjtp Miktmr Cwtni« wad a s e 01 160 rhvlw.i: i-Sharif to n- s i ommittee nexi mission of the ad conferred whh 1 leaders and workers to arr: ngeraent to turn* ec Gulati is conBabu and others in const!action of the Phul
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