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Title Section21 1940-04-24 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- No. 98. SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, April 24, 1940.21 words
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Article, Illustration324 1940-04-24 1 Great Activity Of Germans In Baltic Sea BRITISH PLANES ATTACK NAZI TRANSPORT SHIPS ALLIES KEEP AN EYE ON MEDITERRANEAN Reuter. WHILE British bombers were attacking German naval and transport ships in the Baltic Sea yesterday the Allied Supreme War Council was meetin? in Paris,Reuter. - 324 words
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Article459 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. is officially announced that a meeting of the Supreme War Council was held in Paris on Monday and yesterday (Tuesday) at which lint, in, France, Poland and Norway were represented. It decisions designed to effective co-operation in rtumstances of the Allies II ialiy announced thatReuter. - 459 words
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103 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. London, Apr. 24. THE third of the three pilots associated with Mr. Chamberlain's political flights to Germany during the Czech crisis has been killed He la Captain D.S. King who. with two of his crew, was found dead near Loch London in the wreckageReuter. - 103 words
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Article357 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. London, Apr. 24. rpHE Saar district, the Rhineland and the western part of the province of Baden were declared banned districts in an announcement on the German wireless last night. Nobody will be allowed to enter these districts without special military permission, which will beReuter. - 357 words
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Article59 1940-04-24 1 Warmspring, Georgia, April 24. MR. MacK.nzie King, Canadian Premier, has arrived at Mr. Roosevelt's cottage .he President greeted Mr. and Mrs. King with warm handshaking. Mr. Roosevelt later informed the Press that the visit had no po'itical significance. Mr. MacKenze King and Mr. Roosevelt are' old frienws and Mr. MacKenzie59 words
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Article60 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. Brussels. April 24. rKDLONEL F.EQUETTE writing in Dcv pendence Beige, Bays, "Foreign contingents are available for carrying cut a surprise attack at present in Belgium. "They not only ordinary soldiers but inc'udc skeleton staffs, and since the beginning of war their numbers have increased byReuter. - 60 words
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Article63 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. Manila. Apr. 24 TWO American warships have been d>patched to watch a British warship reported to be operating in Philippine waters, according to the Manila Bulletin. The action is said to have been taken in accordance with ths neutrality iegulaticns. Naval authorities in Manila, recalling mrsonnel toReuter. - 63 words
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Article34 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. Paris Apr. 24. PRENCH military circles confirm that British troops have reinforced the Norwegians in south Norway. Their arrival in this front is regarded as a factor of first importance.—Reuter.Reuter. - 34 words
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Article80 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. Gibraltar. Apr. 24. The Italian steamer Italo Balbo (5,114 tons*, it is learned, struck a mine off the south-east coast of England on Apr. 20. It is stated that she was also machinegunned by a German aircraft. Some of the crew w£re slightly injured.—Reuter. Two ofReuter. - 80 words
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53 1940-04-24 1 Reuter. Canberra, April 24. DRASTIC regulations have been issued enabling the Australian Federal Goernment to stop subvervise newspapers and literature. Permits must hencelorth be obtained before publications ?re allowed to circulate. The regula'ions embody a drag-net" cause under which censorships of the severest character mayReuter. - 53 words
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Advertisement85 1940-04-24 1 Don'l Neglect Your Vision your eyes scientifically lined with the best equipment Everbright Optical Co. g -\ITFIED EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 19 Chulia Street. Phone 4439 C. a. CHONG, Dr. ol Optometry. Take Care Of Your Eyes. A r sure that your prospects and are :iot being hindered by the Vision. We85 words
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Advertisement80 1940-04-24 1 mi ~m My C 0 Doctor Ointment -for Singapore Foot p I PRICE f Q l_ ..The only one of its kind in Malaya. S X i Prevents scorching and can be used with B greater ease and safety. Uses less current and becomes hot almost with l year at80 words
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504 1940-04-24 2 Started By General Chiang Himself THE OTHER WAR (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) QNE OF THE CAMPAIGNS STARTED BY GENERALISSIMO CHIANG KAI SHEK HAS SPREAD TO MALAYA. IT IS A CAMPAIGN FOR FRIENDS OF THE WOUNDED, AND ENROLMENT FOR MEMBERSHIP IS PROCEEDING AT A BRISK PACE504 words
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Article278 1940-04-24 2 Singapore, Tuesday. MX. Conrad Oldham, bachelor magistrate, to-day looked down on an estranged couple and gave them some advice. He told the husband: "If you have a plate of rice you must share it with your wife and child." He was talking to Ng Seng Yong,278 words
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Article58 1940-04-24 2 Found lying in a state of collapse a the live-foot way of a house in Circular Road yesterday afternoon, a fourteenyear old Indian boy, was removed to the General Hospital by ambulance in a semi-conscious condition. He was said to have been assaulted by a Chinese, and complained of pan58 words
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Article261 1940-04-24 2 Singapore, Wednesday. SINGAPORE robbers are becoming slick! They're surpassing the best magical talents in Singapore. Yesterday they made a wreath of 750 red and white roses vanish into thin air—in broad daylight in one of Singapore's busiest streets. Yes sir, it is the St.261 words
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518 1940-04-24 2 Singapore, Tuesday. TEO SANG TOH, a lorry driver, stood his trial on three charges oi having caused grievous hurt to three people by negligent driving, before Mr. C. H. Whitton to-day. Alternative charges of negligent driving were also preferred against nun. The case is518 words
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Article108 1940-04-24 2 WHEN a full house', notice is hung outside a picture hall it means that something very good must be going on inside. But when this notice is hung metaphorica 11 y —of course—at the doors of the first-class ward of the General Hospital it means that S i108 words
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Article157 1940-04-24 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. BOUND guilty by a common jury at the Penang Assizes this morning, of an offence against his nine-year-old step-daughter, a Malay rubber tapper named Pamin bin Taman was sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Aitken. His lordship expressed157 words
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410 1940-04-24 2 Chungking Government's Warning (Tribune Staff Reporter) f prevent remittances from overseas Chinese from i enemy hands or agents of the bogus Government under Wa Ching Wei, the Chinese Foreign Office has issued a cm Chinese in' Malaya reminding them to send their remittal410 words
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Article283 1940-04-24 2 WARNING against a traitorous newspaper issued under false pretences from Singapore to various Chinese community organs, has just been published by the Chinese Consulate General. "The paper, titled 'National Salvation' has recently been circulated by traitors disguised in the name of patriotic overseas Chinese" says the283 words
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Article128 1940-04-24 2 1 Stole From Dead Singapore. Tuesday. ROBBING live people sot Lee Chen Pio (38). a T**ch into gaol three times v 0 no thought he could get away with it if he stole from the dead. Even then he failed for he was caught in128 words
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Article182 1940-04-24 2 2 Impersonated Dead Singapore. Tuesday. BURNT all round the edges, chandu card belonging to a man who had since died, was produced in court to-day. when a Chinese, Lim Bah Tai. appeared before Mr. J. L. McFall. the District Judge, in answer to i182 words
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Article176 1940-04-24 2 Singapore, Wednesday ]yjJBS Dorothy Abbott, daughter of the Hon. Mr. C. L. Abbott, ministrator of the Northern Territory, Australia, and Mrs. Al passed through Singapore yesterday to England to wed air hero K el lett, now a Wing Commander in the R.A.F. As a176 words
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Advertisement19 1940-04-24 2 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia BtrMt, MORE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S j COMPENSATION 6-19 words
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Advertisement225 1940-04-24 2 «jl3oooooo 001: 3 tsJoooEfl EE I? 1 0 0 r»J*****3001», j Dizziness and Palpitation j b ear/y symptoms of I INDIGESTION 1 J A few doses of De Witt's Antacid Powder will I g relieve you of dangerous excess acid 1 I When flatulence is the cause of the heart.225 words
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Article, Illustration166 1940-04-24 3 A s irons s the strange fa*W*« otn by i'arainuni s Saf**f> n Dorotby i lamcur nCi l n ni i I 0 re 11,,. Road To i Singapore." but j ,t when -be sets 1 m our is n v having a strcnaons166 words
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Article69 1940-04-24 3 ral meeting of the member* h District Hospital Reading the following wsfp elected office-bearers: President, Dr. R. F. Medical Officer. Tapah. Dr. H. F. Samuel, lical Officer, Tapah, Hon. secretary. Mr. S. Appaduray, Hon. treasurer Enche Ariffin bin Arob. sports secretary, Mr. C. Yew Hong, Hon. auditors69 words
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Article, Illustration411 1940-04-24 3 UNPOLISHED RICE SOLD IN SCHOOLS Need For Proper Diet Stressed (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) A DRIVE TO COMBAT UNDERNOURISHMENT AMONG SCHOOLCHILDREN. EVEN TO THE EXTENT OF HAVING AVAILABLE UNPOLISHED RICE—COOKED IN TEMPTING STYLE—AND GREENS IN THEIR SCHOOL TUCK SHOPS. IS NOW WELL UNDER WAV. PROPAGANDA411 words
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Article31 1940-04-24 3 Mr. F. C. Holland has taken over duties in Ipoh as Senior Executive Engineer in succession to Mr. S. W. Stewart who has gone on transfer to Penang as Settlement Engineer.31 words
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169 1940-04-24 3 Singapore, Wednesday. fj\)RMED with the object of fostering good fellowship and to launch a drive against the cabarets and night-clubs, tho Dawnlight Association which has been in existence for nearly a year, will be staging two plays at the Victoria Theatre at 9.15 p.m. this169 words
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291 1940-04-24 3 ONE0 NE of the largest audiences the Victoria Theatre has known for a very long time heard the recital of character studies of Shakespeare's women by the noted British actress, Marie Ney, last night. Marie Ney. whose husband is .stationed in Malaya, consented to give this291 words
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Article48 1940-04-24 3 Mr. P. H. O'Flynn who has just returned frcm home leave has temoorarily succeeded Mr. RH. Harrison, O C P.D Kuala Lipis who will be leaving for home OH Apr. 26. It Is learnt that Mr. D.J. Hagreaves. 0.C.P.D., Kuala Kangsar, will succeed as 0.C.P.D., Kuala Lip is.48 words
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Article201 1940-04-24 3 Reuter. London. Apr. 23. THOUGH Malaya is one of the most distant outposts of the Empire, in its response to the challenge of warlike aggression it is resolved to be among the first, writes The Times in a leader on Malaya's contributions towards the costReuter. - 201 words
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Article51 1940-04-24 3 (From Our Own Corresnoudent) MUAR, THURSDAY. MUAR, TUESDA. MR. A GRANT, A EURO--111 FI AN ASSISTANT OF *EN<;KALAN BI'KIT ESTATE. PANCHOR. MUAR, WAS POUND DEAD IN HIS BUNGALOW THIS MORNING AT ABOUT 5 30 A M WITH A GI N-SHOT WOUND. AN INQUEST WILL BE51 words
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Article89 1940-04-24 3 London, Apr. 24. THE submarine T.'idcnt had the honour of opening the naval warfare off th;Norwegian coast by successfully tor redoing the advance guard o-T the German landings In Norway*—a 9.000 ton German fuel supply ship. Thr Trident had bar ly reached ch< scene jf operations89 words
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Article28 1940-04-24 3 News has been received by cable from Ceylon cf the death of Dr. K. Karagarayer, late of the Institute of the Medical Research. Kuala Lumpur, and of Ipoh.28 words
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Article185 1940-04-24 3 Singapore, Wednesday. from a Roman Catholic Church, and a Malay Mosque, were the many reports made to the Police between 9 a.m. yesterday and 9 a.m. to-day: Pclicr are searching for the thieves who: IRemoved1 Removed a box containing $50 in cash from the Cathedral185 words
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Article27 1940-04-24 3 Mr. J. G. M. Ferguson, the well-known loch racinsr motorist, was involvrd in an accident on Sunday evening at the junction of Brewster and Anderson Roads, Ipch.27 words
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Advertisement163 1940-04-24 3 WHY LOSE TEETH TO PYORRHOEA? FORHAif'S CAN SAVEJHEM! Don't pay tribute to pyorrhoea! Keep your gums healthy and you'll W Q n iy Forhan's keep your teeth. Avoid spongy, m brand original bleeding gums by regular massage m dentifrice con- W with Forhan's, the dentifrice that tains a special j163 words
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Advertisement165 1940-04-24 3 QUSH austrauan 1 CONTINE,i^9%^ take if our pick from I rfu*^ 5 y oar fine selection I Every bird has been carefully f selected from the finest English. sy—'5y—' Australian and Continental breeds and represents the best value in poultry that can be obtained. C hill Always a fresh supply165 words
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368 1940-04-24 4 ACCIDENT AT AERODROME SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. AS A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION ROCKED THE TRANSPORT SHED OF THE R.A.F. AERODROME AT TENG AH ON THE AFTERNOON OF APR. 17. TWO MEN WERE HURLED INTO THE AIR AND LANDED WITH A THUD ON THE GROUND. f The368 words
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158 1940-04-24 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. morning before Mr. Lim Koon in the Third Court two Thailanders, six Malays and seven Chinese were charged with cruelty to animals by causing cocks to right at Batu rVrringhi yesterday. They gave their names as Chan Din.158 words
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164 1940-04-24 4 MR. MRS. THIN MAN AT THE CAPITOL Last Night's First Nights WILLIAM POWELL, in the role ol de tectivc. comes back to the screen at the Capitol. Singapore, in an M.G.M. ccmedy-thriller, "Another Thin Man." Myrna Loy. C Aubrey Smith und Otto Kruger are also in the cast. The film164 words
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Article156 1940-04-24 4 'pHE most travelled detective in the world L- Charlie Chan At the Cathay last night he takes his fans to Reno, city of broken hearts. You get a good deal of the old Charlie in this picture, his words of wisdom flow from his mouth156 words
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Article127 1940-04-24 4 MURDER at Monti- Carlo" which opened at the Alhambra yesterday loses nothing in entertainment value by reason of its age—it wa.s Errol Flynn's first starring role. Indeed, it is worth seeing if only for the .*ake of comparison. Has Flynn improved since "Murder at Mcnte Carlo"127 words
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58 1940-04-24 4 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Malayalec Hindu Samajam should conduct its activities in co-operation v, Ith the Malayalee Association so that all .Malay alecs could participate In them without distinctions of religion or caste, urged Mr. K. O. Chacko when Vie addressed the Samajam on Sunday. Mr. K.58 words
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Article50 1940-04-24 4 A tyre exploded in a Singapore aerodrome and kdied two men. 1 he tyre was one used Jor aircraft. It w a s revealed that the pressure in the tyre should not have exceeded 40 whereas the men had pumped 160 lb. of air into it.50 words
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247 1940-04-24 4 (Iroin Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. ■EXTENSION of north beach from its present junction with Birch Road to Bagmn Jermal Road which, when completed will give this coast drive a length of 2,000 yards is referred to by Mr. M. J. Thon>e in the247 words
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Article567 1940-04-24 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. "IF you can't control your temper you had better give up the game," said Mr. P. F. Y. Radcliffe to F. W. Ayres, a local soccer player, in the course of a case in which he and Murigiah. were567 words
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Article67 1940-04-24 4 Singapore, 1 m d 1 (19-YEAR-OLD dun. Chin Seng, cut his and abdomen in an r take his life bid was r < the hospital, where after < and attention, he recovered Walking: almost bunched Into the dock to-day, mi, plaster on his throa<67 words
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Article225 1940-04-24 4 THE donations given by the to the Salvation' Arm. "•oeed 114.000. a* the followii $547 50 from Straits Settlen Association. $100 each from H E Sir SI G.C.M.G.. 0.8.E .Mr O R Lee Kong Chlan. J P.. and An $50 each from Mmrt G Mr. G.225 words
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Advertisement348 1940-04-24 4 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL f j To-ilight Dimmer A Dance(informal) N p.m. to midnight SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE CABARET ATTRACTION FOR 2 MCI lIS ONLY First Appearance of TIII A S TIIII TIII O SENSATIONAL ACROBATIC DANCERS A> TIII I* 111 *T O N TIIIO POPULAR DARING WHIRLWIND SKATERS 4 APPEARANCES —10.30.348 words
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Advertisement360 1940-04-24 4 POISONED KIDNEYS Fight Crrm«, !'urif> Blood in-l Stop Coiling: I p Nights T<~> harmlessly flush poisons and r from kidneys, to purify the correct Irritation ol pro; tate so that you can stop "getting up nlgtits, pet a package of gold Oil Capsuler, the famous urinary septic and take as360 words
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Miscellaneous91 1940-04-24 4 CAPITOL: "Another Thin Man"—3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ALHAMBRA: "Murder At Monte Carlo" —3 15. 8.15. 9.15 p m CATHAY: 'Charlie Chan In Ileno"—3.15 6.15 and 9.15 p m IIOXY: "Strange Boarders'—6 15 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: "Vishnulcela"— o and 9.30 pm. G AMUCK: Double feature Cantonese talkies 7.4591 words
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237 1940-04-24 5 Singapore, Tuesday. D »ELY awakened by the sudden |i ttling of a collapsible window sidence in Second Avenue ,ne morning, an Officer of the ter Kegiment had the cohof seeing a silhouetted tlined against the window*. Sitting upright, he switched n the light of the237 words
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Article29 1940-04-24 5 Reuter. Tokyo. Apr. 23. T t Nichi Nichi reports that c ion with her economic Germany, Britain has predion of a trade agreement >an- Renter.Reuter. - 29 words
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Article40 1940-04-24 5 Reuter. Cartaged, Apr. 22. lour destroyers which Sweden bought from Italy in December have arrived en route for Sweden. The hit b includes the transport ship Patricia will proceed to Sweden after the two destroyers Hided have been repaired. Reater.Reuter. - 40 words
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Article, Illustration107 1940-04-24 5 H.L. HOPKIN - (By H.L. HOPKIN London, Apr. WHEN His Excellency, the Governor, and Lady Thomas arrived in l.ondon yesterday, they were met by a representative from the Colonial Office. At Waterloo, Sir Shenton and Lady Thomas were met by then daughter, whose husband Captain Lotinga, is now on active service107 words
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299 1940-04-24 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. IN earnest appeal to the Ceylon Tamils to unite in all seriousness in order to make the problems of the youncer" generation their own was to-day made by Ai. V. KarlakanJan in his presidential address to the299 words
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35 1940-04-24 5 Married on April 5, at All Soul's. Langham-plate: Major Owen Steel, the Gordon Highlanders, and M>ss Winifred Havlev Bell, daughter of Cc onerHavlev Bell, D.5.0., and Mrs. Havlev Bell. The bt.de is well-known in Singapore.35 words
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80 1940-04-24 5 Singapore, Wednesday. MtifOSALS for the organization of rTn emergency blood transfus.on r ul „»ipr?pncv were made V Spal of the M y edkl College at the College yesSlfive out of the 50 who jvepresent, responded to Dr. it.v. for volunteer nurses. P Dr G80 words
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Article13 1940-04-24 5 Its is understood that the Malayan 235*t— "n Ju ly 21 or 28.13 words
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Article162 1940-04-24 5 Singapore, Tuesday. THE results attained by the Far East--1 crn Music School in the Trinity College Examinations in Theoretical Music held in December 1939 were very creditable. Following are the suceesstm candidates: Preparatory Div: Benjamin Knoo Btmg Chuan, Sunoy Kumar Mitter, Ong Yong lan. Chia Swee N.o.162 words
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Article574 1940-04-24 5 Mr\ Cator Visits London Depot London, Apr. 12. A VISIT to the depot ol the Rod Cross and St. John War organisation at Hobart House, London, is a revelation of how widespread is the desire to alleviate the sufferings of war and how comprehensive and574 words
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Article21 1940-04-24 5 The resignation of his commission in the S.S. Volunteer Force Reserve of Officers by Lieut. K. L. Johnson has been accepted.21 words
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Article501 1940-04-24 5 f.,r received for the Malayp Contritions [?L™S5<»K Singapore Patriotic Fund <CWn«e thp oversea SST2 mJSS' Limited, bankers Chinese Banking previously acko* •{S 2 SiSri3 furtbor contrlbu Ml $7.315.8«: TeO* Ctotl Assor,at»oi $.0 Thaw »o 22 Iffik*2J3£ "'the Chin-. ,-able Atßietic Singapore. $1500. ChhJ Woo Workmen, «6.40.501 words
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Advertisement232 1940-04-24 5 p., G «i. GSSS ESS r<M OjP 7»» o<iy g c™,t. Off r>..> s»o So<° *<"•' c-"»»'t« >»•'« s J to pay for repairs I A good paint It th« best yWr^H^ defence against those destroyers Tropical ~^>J sun and Tropical dampness. Hubbuck's It tha --^HuTj bait palr.t you can232 words
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Article299 1940-04-24 6 THE following are entries lor the Sprint 1 meeting of the Belangw Tun blub at Kuala Lumpur:— HORSES: CLASS 3 Ist Run 2nd Run 5% 8' L SF BF pcante X X Antrum X X Adele x v All Gold x Waricum X v Brawny Lad299 words
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81 1940-04-24 6 IN a friendly, same of soccer on 1 Saturday, The August Badminton Party defeated Th e Catholic Young Men's Association by 5 goals to 1 at the latier's ground. Scorers fcr the whining team were: Koh Tian Hock. Chan Cher Seng W~ r Eng Hong and81 words
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Article61 1940-04-24 6 The following ties have been fixed for Thursday in the YM C A tennis tournament "C" CLASS SINGLES M. S. Marshall vs. C. F J Ess 7' r? Krickenberok vs H. L. Hevtman. A. G. Ralph vs. Lee Kirn Ek W. H. Feegan vs H. L Wee61 words
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355 1940-04-24 6 FIVE GOALS SHARED IN FIRST DIVISION Singapore, Tuesday. J\ spite o! wet weather conditions some last and interesting soccer was served up at the Tamrlin ground this evening when the Manl'lu,v,;':s mrl and defeated the Royal Navy, in the first division of the355 words
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Article106 1940-04-24 6 AN Friday. Apr. 26. there ill be the vr usual races for all Classes at the Yacht Club, starting at 5.25 pm. On Sunday. Aprii 28th. the 'C" Class will sail the second race for a Club Ber>r Mug. starting at 9 50 a.m. The "A"106 words
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Article29 1940-04-24 6 Owing to the .sodden nature of the urts as a result of the rain yesterday, all ties in the Singapore Sprinc Lawn Tennis tournaments wore postpon°d.29 words
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Article105 1940-04-24 6 CNTKIKS arc invited for the Singapore lawn tennis championships t > be held on the courts of the S.C.C and the V M C A from Monday. May 20. The even's are Men's singles, men's doubles, mixed 'doubles, ladies' singles, ladies' doubles, veterans' singles, veterans' doubles, junior105 words
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Article216 1940-04-24 6 THE Rotary Club children's sports, which proved so popular last year, j will be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium lon Saturday, May 25 at 2.30 p.m. Sports events are:—Flat races—7s 1 100. 220. 440. and 880 yard.-:. On? Mile Sack Race. 3 Leggeti-Race. I Competitors216 words
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Article75 1940-04-24 6 THE roUowtac bave been Klected to pUj cricket for the Junior Department of Uw V.M.c a ■galnet Ra f. tTrnniin on UK j Plinct Edward Ro.,d Oround on Frid.v. at 2 15 Seah Chene Sians (Captain). Cheonsr Thiam Siew. Lav Hock Chye. Fung Gua n Chve L75 words
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Article31 1940-04-24 6 The heavy downpour that fell in the afternoon caussd the Div. H<A» football match between the Publishers and th: 8.H.8. arranged to bo played at the Vadium yesterday to be postponed.31 words
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308 1940-04-24 6 Police (Re "> S.R.C. (Res.) 2 Singapore, Tuesday. LAST minute goal enabled the Police to obtain their first victory in the Reserve Division of the League on the S.R.C. "•round this evening:. The Police won by the odd goal in five, all the308 words
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Article, Illustration14 1940-04-24 6 Miss Lim Seok Khim. holder of th? Women's 100 metres breast strike.14 words
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Article106 1940-04-24 6 HEATS of the Second Op?n Si Swimming championship; the Singapore Swimming Club yesterd resulted as follows: 100 metres free style Ist heat: 1. FO Brandt (R.A.F Mason <R.E. I 3. Fte. Wilson 'A Time: 71-15 sees.: 2nd heat- 1 g N T obreea <R E. 12. Drumm»106 words
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Article72 1940-04-24 6 Singapore, Tuesday THE following ties in the i R.C teni 1 tournament will b played n T day: Singles Handicap 'A': Dr c; de Sown -30» vs. A Watts (-15»; B D I? 'Plus 3» vs. H. Rozari-, fscr Veteran Singles Elandicap < H (scr.)72 words
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Advertisement54 1940-04-24 6 SANOVIGOR TONIC FOOD Excellent in all cases of anaemia, nerve troubles, after illness or exhaustion, ageing looks, loss of charm, indigestion weakness and other disorders. Make a habit of taking SANOVI9?,J^ after each mea1 th delicio is SANOVIGOR is salubrious and accelerating the digestion. $2.70 large, $1.60 small. CHARI CO54 words
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Advertisement190 1940-04-24 6 QUICK WAY TO BANISH MUSCULAR ACHES Ar<- you a victim of stiff, strained. MM* rniiK-los? If bo, you will b" clad U> 'in Absorbine Jr.. the rrliahlo, inalili liriim«-rit used for year* by llahull■ I I b-tfs. This coolinz antiseptic Itoiiaei ptm* tr;it«-s straight to the cauf i '■£> congestion190 words
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Article, Illustration1255 1940-04-24 7 CHINESE ALSO STRONG CONTENDERS WEEKLY FOOTBALL NOTES II the football season now in full swing, calculations of the prospects of the various teams in the league are beintf discussed. Keen rivalry has prevailed in nil tin.- live divisions and chances in every1,255 words
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Article46 1940-04-24 7 TO DAY. Af a League, Div. i. < i irdons vs. S.C.C. Stadium: II (A), Pulau Brani vs. AIB M. Pulau Brani: Div II <B. J C.S.A.; HI.. Guthrics vs. N:stlc s H B. S.C.C S C R C S.R.C I V M C.A. tournaments.46 words
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Article46 1940-04-24 7 Thave br"n selected to play QIC V.M C A Junior De* 2nd Team aajilmt 15th Fiei i v Miners) on Thursday, at I p.m: Teo Seng Chow. Thsn; Mint, Font? Kirn CShoon, William Yeo. Tan Ban Hoe 3ech Wat and Tham Cheoi:46 words
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Article14 1940-04-24 7 untitled the division untitled league h between R.A.F. (Tengah) C fixed for yesterday postponed.14 words
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Article608 1940-04-24 7 S.A.F.A. League tables to-date are as follows: Teams P. W. L. D. F. A. Pis. R.A.F i2i 7 5 0 2 25 11 12 SC.FA. <4) 6 4 1 1 11 4 0 Loyals <5j 7 4 2 1 18 14 9 RE 0 3 3 2608 words
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217 1940-04-24 7 Till; Royal Air Force Seletar, whom 1 the Police beat earlier in the season at Seletar. visited the Depot last Sunday with a strong side in the hope of tern big the tables. The Police again proved too good for them, and won by217 words
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Advertisement126 1940-04-24 7 ALL BOXERS WANTING FIGHTS WRITE TO MANAGER, HAPPY WORLD LTD., SINGAPORE GIVING FULL PARTICULARS. the 194Q v O" AUSTinO HAS c c ~<m< r vl.nclrr Engine «h,., develop I S B.n.r. rr Tbree Crankshafl Man, for Smoothness 1 s:„rr,ls with JJIIIW—WiII nigaßCinrnt Foot forw.nd sp «nw handling. I tor second,126 words
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Advertisement307 1940-04-24 7 ROSE'S GIMLETS Fat Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week An you too fat? Would you like to havi beautiful figure like, the famous Cin< mm Stats of Hollywood? A California physician hi treating famous actors and actrea has discovered a safe'secret method of quickly dissolving excettf fat without drastic dieting or307 words
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Miscellaneous22 1940-04-24 7 TIDE TABLE TO-DAY 1 r 12 16 P.M. 9.0 ft. TO-MORROW r 00 01 A.M. 9.2 ft. 12 58 P.M. 8.7 ft.22 words
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Article518 1940-04-24 8 pERHAPS th 0 most admirable exposition yet published of the Allied case is the book "Why We Are at War" by Harold Nicolson. To the question "Why are we at war?" the majority of people would reply that the British Empire and France had taken518 words
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Article801 1940-04-24 8 Military Correspotident of the Daily Sketch - By the Military Correspotident of the Daily Sketch HITLER is fighting on two fronts, and our Navy, Air Force and troops have got to grips in a more or less open sphere. When a British submarine near Lillesand, in south-west Norway, sank the 5.000-ton German transport801 words
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Article314 1940-04-24 8 Reuter. LONDON, APR. 23. gRITAIN'S NAVY IS ABOUT TO BE REINFORCED BY FIVE OF THE LARGEST, MOST POWERFULLY ARMED AND MOST STRONGLY PROTECTED BATTLESHIPS IN THE WORLD. STATES HECTOR BY WATER. NEWS-CHRONTPT.F NAVAL CORRESPONDENT. These vessels, named King George the Fifth, Prince of Wales, Duke ofReuter. - 314 words
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Article118 1940-04-24 8 Reuter. anangnai, Apr. zs. JAPANESE authoriiies have aereed to turn over the Shanghai-Nanking anc\ Shanghai-Hangchow railways to the Ministry of Railways, Wang Ching Wei Government, immediately, but on one condition: pay the bill", according to American-owned Shanghai Evening Post. Reuter is officially informed in connectionReuter. - 118 words
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Article78 1940-04-24 8 A Shanghai, nch gold vein has been discovered by engineers working for the Ministry Jf Economic Affairs in the Paiyu district of Sikong province, says the Shun *»ao The gold is reported to be located along the banks of the Ngouchi River in the vicinity78 words
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Article23 1940-04-24 8 Mrs. R. E. Prentis has been appointed a member of the Committee of L .dies constituted under the Women and Girls Protection Ordinance23 words
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Article, Illustration117 1940-04-24 8 LATEST news from probably the best m had since the war began. There was plenty that cular but nothing unexi i the naval victori ss. The British air victor* greater than most of us they would be in the c: of the war, but still >, V •'•'Ml117 words
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Article142 1940-04-24 8 piBST results show, however, that the landing and disposition of the British troops, their linking up with the Norwegian defenders, their capture of strategic towns, heights and communications, was accomplished with quiet and rapid efficiency, and in the initial dashes with the Germans the British fought fiercely, forcing142 words
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Article186 1940-04-24 8 QNE is led to wonder what madness inspired Hitler with the belief that he could establish bases throughout Norway from which to attack England. Did he really believe that we would not or could not prevent it? There was. of course, another possibl reason for the attempt to186 words
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Article93 1940-04-24 8 IT Is too .-nrlv to say definitely Bitter s completely defeated in N wfv. p))» s already clear thai difficulties there are s i d thai will ty forrrd to use Bwedl h erea f diversion elsewhere. And the moro i, P takes en the more? oertafn breonns93 words
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Advertisement402 1940-04-24 8 sew w?4fi a dfek sa,,s ac on 552.50 nett £wy Monthly Payments Ctfil i?£ Arranged ROBINSON Co., Ltd. IJou-toaam fe SucotUful 7 r v-^dl National will prepare you for a top-pay posi- .-yr^sJ^^P^^^MKT tion for success and independence in life. j^^T^c^r^^^^^^j^ You can easily master a Trade under this -^^^^^^^tiffi^^T402 words
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Advertisement118 1940-04-24 8 The supreme quality ginger in beautiful Coloured Decorative and other Jars. Crystallized choicest stem ginger n gift boxes. Obtain- able at Messrs. M. S. ALLY m (AU-BRANCHES), with free book-' 1 let of our famous ginger recipes. IRRITABLE? Perhaps this is th e Reason Why. If you find yourself irritable118 words
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1022 1940-04-24 9 Heavy Sacrifices Inevitable Chancellor Rejects Compulsory Savings Reuter. London, Apr. 24. Budget on the whole was well received by Members of all parties, says Reuters lobby correspondent. Labour opposition was not disposed to be very critical of the proposals, as a number ofReuter. - 1,022 words
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Article105 1940-04-24 9 THE WAR EXPENDITURE FOR THE FIRST I N MONTHS WAS £905 i! LIONS. THE ESTIMAIi i) WAR EXPENDITURE I IOR 12 MONTHS IS MILLIONS. STIMATED EXPENDII DURING *****1 IS MILLIONS. NEW TAXES INCREASED DUTY 1. ON BEER, SPIRITS AND TOBACCO; SURTAX TO BE 2, CHARGED,105 words
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Article1824 1940-04-24 9 London, April 23. MAKING bis first full wartime h in the House of < itnons, Sir »chn Simon, Chani the I vt hequer, to-day rethat he would have to imadditiona] taxation on beer, tobacco and matches, ncrease on be-, will roughly penny i pint the whisky tax1,824 words
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Advertisement248 1940-04-24 9 HOYS! 1 do vor like MAGIC? send for this book v V f\ 10 C's. POST FREE CONJURING TRICKS, JOKES, PUZZLES, NOVELTIES, ETC., Everything to delight you and your friends R E KIN AS, T. M. A. Music House, Raffles Place, Singapore. High Street, Singapore. Phone 3155. Phone 7'56>. j248 words
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130 1940-04-24 10 Reuter. Belgrade, Apr. 23. £TH appeal to all patriotic Yugoslavs to report immediately everything they "see or learn that is liable to endanger our interests of national defence" has been issued by the Officer Commanding. Belgrade Command. Tt-i,-. 1 t m Ino appeal states. "Foreign secretReuter. - 130 words
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Article118 1940-04-24 10 Chinese Central News Loyang. TUIK Japanese army is making still another attempt in southern Sh ansi in the Chungtiaoehan area, where the Chinese forces have taken U]) positions. Four Japanese columns are now converging on Chungtlaoshan. The first column of 3,000 men from the AnyiHsiahslen areaChinese Central News - 118 words
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Article132 1940-04-24 10 London It is authoritatively learnec Forncbu air base, which wa completed, the eivi' aero west oi the city was covered High explosive and Incendi were dropped on both aerodr larpe' fire started opposite ii < The uombei which \u x bombed ;terodrom<- for thi third succession132 words
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Advertisement313 1940-04-24 10 SEND A CALL TO UNIVERSAL RADIO rIO'ISR, 205, Orchart Koad. Phone €967. Who. You Ne*d Mende Set vice r .'-pare Parts. (Mende Servicing laiisJs). AN EXCELLENT SELEI Tiov OF FAMOUS MAKES' shock ratof A l l SS I 14,111 W A TC II i: s ARE NOW ON DISPLAY. Everyone313 words
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Advertisement91 1940-04-24 10 1 O-CEDAR POLISH j MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS HOME j FRIENDS ADMIRE. 1 ii j CLEANS AS IT POLISHES j BEAUTIFUL FLOORS arc easy with O-CEDAR POLISH. It Quickly "cleans and polishes" all kinds of surfaces removes spots and stains, and imparts a beautiful, rich, dry, lasting 1 lustre. f91 words
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Miscellaneous152 1940-04-24 10 CHINA STATIONS CHUNGKING XVOY 25.21 metres (11.9 mm p m. 00 Chinese Music, Announcement 8 05 News ln Chinese (Hakka). 8 25 News In Chinese (Amoy dialect) 8.45 News In Chinese (Cantonese) 9.05 Commentary l n Chinese (Cantons, 9.15 War Songs. 20 News In English. >30 Commentary in English (Monday152 words
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Article156 1940-04-24 11 Bombay, April 12. forming a central party c object it should be to >i th British Governhand to accelerate the lining Dominion Status India was not plunged disobedience on the idered at an informal n prominent politicians tl Setalvad's residence, meeting was convened president cf the156 words
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632 1940-04-24 11 Mr. Gandhi Suggests Referendum To Muslims Bombay, Apr. 10. J*HE declaration that as a man of non-violence he cannot forcibly resist the proposed partition it' the Muslims of India really insist upon it, but he can never be a willing party to the632 words
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Article78 1940-04-24 11 Jaipur. April 16. The Publicity Officer of Jaipur, in the rouse of a communication announces the settlement of the dispute between Raja Gyannath, Premier of Jaipur and Seth Jamnalal Bajaj. President of the *raja Mandal, regarding the registration of the Praja Mandal under the Public Societies78 words
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Article54 1940-04-24 11 Karachi, April 17. It is learnt that His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Government is considering a proposal for op: rating an air service Madras and Calcutta in the Air service it is stated will only be an extension of the twice a week service, !SSWd by the54 words
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168 1940-04-24 11 Delhi. April 12. A WARNING that the Government should not take hasty steps in the matter of Introducing joint electors tes unless the question was solved cr an All-India basis is given by Bhai Parmanand in a press statement. Bhai Parmanand affirms that the Hindu168 words
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Article193 1940-04-24 11 Bombay, April 16. "IF the Muslim League insists on its Pakistan scheme, we must say that we are out to establish Hindu Raj in India," declared Mr. V. D. Savarkar, president of the Hindu Mahasabha, in the course of his presidential address at the Provincial Aryan193 words
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114 1940-04-24 11 Lahore, Apr. 12. THE Hcn'ble Sir Sikandar Hyat Khan, Premier of the Punjab, purchased khadi worth Rs. 50 from Miss Mira Ben, the well-known disciple of Mahatma Gandhi, who visited the Assembly Chamber this afternoon to sell khadi. Sir Sundersingh Majithia, Minister for114 words
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Article82 1940-04-24 11 London, April Vi. »vI!E Archbishop of Canterbury was i represented by the Rev. I. H. White-Thompson at the memorial service held at Saint Martm-Inatrae-fields [or Mr. C F. Andrews. Those present included [ieut Colonel Warde-Aldw (representing Lord Halifax' Sir Hugh C'Neill. Mr. Henry Channon, MP. ireprcsenlin-;82 words
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Article658 1940-04-24 11 Madras, Apr. 10. Mr PHERE is only one way, and absolutely no other, to avoid the focussing of hostile public opinion from outside upon Travancore and that is for Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar to recognise even at this late hour thi serious political discontent existing658 words
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Advertisement237 1940-04-24 11 I RN OPTICAL CO.. V. FAX), (Tel. 2164) Izp Rn?uL Singapore. LUOUS HAIRS your condition by using lentific products. U hairs of your face and i d by using the marvellous TRICHO WATERS and their roots, making impossible. For the treatare necessary: No. 1 for for facial hairs, and No.237 words
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Advertisement9 1940-04-24 11 INDIA PAGE EDITED BY V. E. JACOB, b.A. L============.9 words
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Advertisement573 1940-04-24 11 RENAULT 121 For MEUf COMFORT lib VI ECONOMY CYCLE CARRIAGE CO (192 6 LTD DANGER POINT NO. 2 IN FEVER Almost as serious as the raging fever, is the serious weakness it leaves behind. It is danper point No. 2 in your illness. The only way to overcome the weakness573 words
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Advertisement611 1940-04-24 12 AGAIN THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN! tAPITOL DAILY 3.15-6.15-9.15 The Screen's Most Lovable "MR. MRS" in the BEST of their popular Detective-Comedy Successes POWELHOjL with "Mr. Thin Man Jr." io > jfktm X J I J/<W>' v" ANOTHER THIN MAN T J VIRGINIA GREY OTTO KRUGER C. AUBREY SMITH II611 words
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115 1940-04-24 13 Reuter Canton, Apr. 23. fHE official reopening of the Pearl river on Apr. 20 has not aroused much enthusiasm and optimism in foreign circles here owing to the regulations and restrictions imposed. British vessels, it is understood, ire still permitted to make only weeklyReuter - 115 words
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Advertisement148 1940-04-24 13 ARE YOUR te. EYES WEAK?f&* Our Modern scientifically equipped offices accurately serve all your Eye needs. Examinations... corrective treatments, and smartly styled Eyewear. Thompson Certified Frames And Mountings are priced—s3.oo—ss.oo and $7.00. The cost of the lenses depends on your eyesight needs. Thompson Optical Co. Qualified Eyesight Specialists. 4, ARCADE148 words
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Advertisement2727 1940-04-24 14 5^Hi^2U2l^ Professiona I TRANSLATIONS undertaken. ChineseEnglish, vice-versa. Box 769, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (89-D». ACCOUNTANT gives ad vice on %ccounts Control and Modernized Fraud>roof System of Accounting. Box 552 elo Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (33-D BALLROOM DANCING. Experienced Gentleman tutor willing to give private ballroom dancing lesson in pupils residence.2,727 words
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Advertisement183 1940-04-24 14 Singapore Municipality I TENDEKB TENDERS are no v. following material.s < particulars see Municipal Ti Supply of Galvanised W.I c C Tubes for period 1-7-40 to 30-6-41. 4pm 30 y Supply of 50 terns of I Lead. 4 p m 15 y Supply and delivery of one electrically drive n183 words
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Article506 1940-04-24 15 Reuter. cC l Of Budget On Not Known inamial Correspondent) 1 gapore, Wednesday. detai.'s come 5 -.to hand 'N-" lie extent of the limita- 1 proposed by the Chan- -_r.fr. it is impossible to '[)>■(■[ his proposals will ;et. says our corresponJohn Simon's budget United to be aReuter. - 506 words
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Article213 1940-04-24 15 LONDON TIN j ndon, Tuesday. £253' 2 Bayers £253 3 4 Sellers £'249 Buyers £249 4 Sellers LONDON RUBBER I >ndon, Tuesday. I RBJ R Buyers Sellers Quiet but steady 11 11 115 11 11 116 11 11 116 11 11% LONDON SHARE LIST London, Tuesday. 67/--36213 words
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Article24 1940-04-24 15 Singapore, Wednesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 35%: Sellers 36* TIN $124 up «14.24 words
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Article190 1940-04-24 15 Singapore. Apr. 24. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the dady ■rcnlar issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING mm 2 4 1,16 London T. I. 4 London demand 2060 Lyons demand Switzerland demand Uo Hamburg demand New York demand 46 1510 Montreal190 words
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Article152 1940-04-24 15 Singapore. Tuesday. r> ffMniT W Coast No. 1 per Koyatt R. (Siam) vv- N 3 pgj. Koyan r. (Siam) w. nu. o j 21Q Rice Siam 1 195 Rice Siam 2 185 Rice Siam 3 157 Siam Broken Rice No. I gj Siam Broken Rice No. 2 Rice Saigon152 words
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Article928 1940-04-24 15 FRASER CO'S SHARE REPORT Singapore, April. 23. MINING Buv*r* Belter* Ampat Tin 4 10'j 9 .led Austral Amal 5 9 6|3 Ayer Hltam 211- 221-xd Ayer Wene 63 67 Austral Malay 351- 37 Bangrln 21 6 22 C Batu Selannor 1.45 1.50 cd Berjuntal 1013 1113 Burma Malay 221- 231Chenderiang928 words
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Article49 1940-04-24 15 Reuter. London Apr. 23. SIR Nairn Stewart-Sandeman, Conservative M.P. for the Middleton and Prestwich Division of Lancashire since 1923 was taken ill in the House of Commons to-day and died before he had reached hospital. Sir Nairn, who was 64, was a director of Dawnay, Day and Co.. Ltd.—ReuterReuter. - 49 words
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Advertisement298 1940-04-24 15 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE RANK OF INDIA, LIMITED The Company, which is incorporated In the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes tho following duties: FXFCUTOR OR TRUSTFE OF A WILL ADMINISTRATOR OF FSTATE O^ DFCFASFD PFRSON. TPUSTEF OF A298 words
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Advertisement327 1940-04-24 15 STEAMER SAILINGS P*CX I BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all 'nformation apply to: P. O. S.N. Co.. The Agent, Collycr Quay, Tel. 5961. 8.1.5. N. Co., BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., Tel. 5497. 8.1.5.N.C0. (AFCAR LINE) For HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE. OSAKA. For PENANG. RANGOON CALCUITA. Regular Sailings: Special Holiday Return327 words
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Advertisement207 1940-04-24 15 BRITISH INDIA The best possible services are being maintained by the P. O. S. N. Company to their usual ports of call except ports in Japan. Passengers are requested tc register their but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted. Special Holiday Return ticket* available for six months to Hongkong,207 words
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914 1940-04-24 16 Fierce Fighting Near Trondheim Reuter. FIERCE fighting i s reported at Melhus, only twelve miles south of Trondheim, a port held by the Germans on the west coast of Norway, about half way down. The Swedish Aftonblat states that although reports of theReuter. - 914 words
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Article60 1940-04-24 16 Reuter. London. Ap r THE Air Ministry innoui**, tVlt 1 a "umber oi en appeared off the east and east coast last night. n„ n apparently attempt t„ m \T m the approaches to t n n la and Humber estuaries Anti-aircraft batteries uy val unitsReuter. - 60 words
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Advertisement284 1940-04-24 16 fir iQSMTY :^i\^m--*USE averts JjA liW THE STRENGTH IS GUARANTEED i¥|flE hen sickness is in the house or ncigh- hourhooJ. Doctors advise the Use of T» a vcrt s 2G Carbolic Soap, because LwSt* of its strength and dependability. Be on iKfr"" it may save many a serious illness. Calvert's284 words
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