Morning Tribune, 14 April 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Ho. 6a SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, April 14, l FIVE CENTS
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    MALAYAN MINERS DEMAND BIG TONNAGE INCREASE "MALAYA SUFFERING FOR THE BENEFIT OF OTHERS"
    939 1 MALAYAN MINERS DEMAND BIG TONNAGE INCREASE "MALAYA SUFFERING FOR THE BENEFIT OF OTHERS" IMPORTANT MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT SIR SHENTON ASKED TO CABLE COLONIAL OFFICE 'From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, WEDNESDAY. I MEETING CALLED OF REPRESENTATIVES OF CHINESE AND 'JROPEAN MINERS IN MALAYA HELD HERE THIS EVENING xT WAS
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    STOP PRESS
    75 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hankow, Wednesday. very intense fighting has shitted to Yihsien, in Shanwhere the opposing forces are man) highlands and bajing <. hanged hands ren.nf I. Slr <*»«thened by reinfonenis, the Chinese launched a series ll i «n. like irresistible waves. Shani, !panese in Tsinan capital
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    CHINA & ANSCHLUSS
    27 1 CHINA ANSCHLUSS Tm him*. er I ln We dncsday. \mbassador has inh< Office that !ll< (f l<> recognise the u,u replace the Le'*r 112 «"tb a consulate.—
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    Germany And Lithuania
    64 1 Kaunas, Wednesday. THF MhMEL DIET t«-day passed an urgent resolution urging a. directory to secure abrogation of the martial law and removal of the Lithuanian safety police from Memel territory. The Diet's action followed an impassioned speech by Herr Biangau, representative of the German majority, who attacked
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    Children Killed By Insurgents
    75 1 Salamanca. Wedi. FTHE Nationalists claim to have reached along the valleys of northern Ai towards the Pyrenees, and captured a further 15 villages. Barcelona. Wednesday. The republicans claimed to have repulsed the nationalists to the north and south of Lerida. The Ministry of Defence statement declares
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    OIL DEAL OFF?
    29 1 New York, Wednesday J According to the New York Ti negotiations between Mr Rick the Mexican Government for an oil i have been definitelv droDDed. Reuter
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    NEW GERMAN NAVAL BASE?
    62 1 London, Wednesday. MR. DUFF COOPER, replying to a question by Mr. Alexander In the Commons to-day, said he had received a report that a fortified naval base was being established on the island of Sylt, on the west coast of Schleswig. The board of the Admiralty
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    NEWS SHORTS
    31 1 London, Wednesci. cl whether tin rnment propost, ci to resume conversations with the Germt eminent, the Prime Mlnismmons 10-c. d: "I have I Ht !1O St. subii ct."- Reuter
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    24 1 Rome, Wednesday. Poh rongly deny su tions that undt I agreement. Mussolini will grant Britain control 01 Lake Italia, source oJ the Nile— Reuter.
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    32 1 Saragossa, Wednesday. General Aranda's forces have captured Chert, about 14 miles from the Mediterranean. The Nationalists are now vancing along nearly a 20 miles front. facing the sea at this sector.- Reuter
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    AERIAL DOGFIGHTS OVER CANTON SUBURBS
    747 1 CHINESE GAIN FOOTHOLD IN WUUU Hankow. Wednesday. NTY-FOUR Japanese planes flew 1 over Tonßkawan on their way to Canton to-day. They weir met by Chiplanes before they reached thand in thr ensuing dopli^hts over the suburbs five Japanese plant shot li later scattered over a
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    British Claims Against Japan
    197 1 British Claims Against Japan London, Wednesday. MR. BUTLER iUnder-Secretary> said in the Commons to-day that he was at present reviewing the whole question of the procedure to be followed in regard to claims filed with consular officers in China. If it, appeared that immediate pri tation was in the best
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      24 1 A Page t «ool.es Killed 2 jJhtnini Strikes 7 Inspectors 1 Hww« 2 1 s jss j < johor. Collefe C< vlon V Sino-Matoyi 23
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      69 1 VJCilii^ FRESH MILK— WITH f I SSI ALL THL TROUBLE I TET Klim put an end to delicious, nourishing milk A-' your troubles with milk, to drink. It is especially B For Klim is rich, pure cows good for babies. If your milk, powdered with only deah I cannot supply
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    TWO SEWER COOLIES KILLED BY FALLING BEAM
    154 2 TWO SEWER COOLIES KILLED BY FALLING BEAM FIRE BRIGADE CALLED TO RETRIEVE BODIES TU o MALABARI "EARTH 1 COOLIES DIED kS RESULI 01 IN I uoiiivi VI IBOUI FOUR tfESTERDAI IFTERNOON <»M. MILI THE TAMPENIS ROA I), WHER! I BIG SEWER MM DEEP IS IN Till COURSE 01 I ONSTRI
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    Baby Saved From Burning House
    94 2 On n ipoh. Wednesday. i i FIRE broke oo( at Amnang A n ii i.miiMin in .hi itUp hut where hinese woman with her bakj wai cooking •>«.*• for pigs. fcpart from the N Bre, caufbl the iit;i|> wall and before long the hut was
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    50 M. P. H. ALONG BEACH ROAD?
    266 2 European On Negligent Driving Charge Singapore, Wednesday. How Polici Ln pector wa fora d attain a speed ol about 50 m h 1,, order to follow a European motorist aiports car along Beach Road on the evening ol Feb r el **t£ tws
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    Palestine Commission
    55 2 London. Wednesd;. Tin- Pal* tine partition commission, 1 comprising lour members under the chairmanship of Sir John WoodhraM will leave London on Apr. 21 to bes.n thnr task ol deciding on the boundar e for ihv proposed partition ol Palestine Jews and Arabs They will also report on
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    LIGHTNING STRIKES INSPECTORS' HOUSES
    300 2 LIGHTNING STRIKES INSPECTORS' HOUSES From Our Own Reporter/ Ipoh- Wednesday COMETHING akin lo tin- iury of a tropical typhoon was experienced in [poll on Saturday afternoon, the lightning in particular causing considerable damage The police compound was the centre of the attack, the quarters of Inspector Leung Bn r>n Swee
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    MUTILATED WOMAN REMOVES VEIL IN COURT
    375 2 Sikh Accused Committed To Assizes Singi Wednesday. Alinrinary re Mr. B. third police magistrate, this afternoon, Mai, Iditional police conand martial-looking Sikh, was committed to the next Assi, [ay 2, on a charge of voluntarily I pievow hurl with a dangerous v capon Complainant,
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    ASSIZE JUDGE AS MATCHMAKER IN COURT
    260 2 ASSIZE JUDGE AS MATCHMAKER IN COURT PROSECUTING COUNSII ALSO 'From Our Own Repw Ipoh, Wednesu TIIF second session of the Penik rl minal Assist Court began on Monday before the Hon. Mr. Justice < K. Murray Aynsley in the Ipoh Mipreme Court when both his lordship and the Assistant Le^al
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      41 2 Help Kidneys Fight Dangerous Germs J^ Youi Kldmyn rontaln 9 mil j^^ I ion liny lim leeth, lot M |T K Kin. an. l I [telling I rVr 1 ll\ I I 7 M i I I I kl I rail*
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    SINGAPORE'S DEFENCE HOT INVULNERABLE?
    1279 3 AERIAL BOMBER HAS BROUGHT WAR TO OUR FRONT DOORS" Singapore* Wednesday. .•tin loafer are nation* tmfc behind N tt l< protected frontiers or strong far the development of the ..l^ber has brought the front war to our very doors. from a very intertun given to heads
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    Schoolgirl Knocked Down By Car
    45 3 Singapore, Wednesday. Said to ha- Knocked down by a. motor car m her hou*e at St goon Road tlklfl alternoon, a old Chinese schoolgirl, studying at the Methodhst Girls' moved by ambulance from her home to the General Hospital sufferini
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    Finger Chopped off
    13 3 Singapon d iy. A h a off at th< mornJ
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    25 3 .MR. M. W. F. TWEEDIE. i urator at Raflles Museum. Singapore and Miss Flvira Amy Toby, who were married yesterday at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Tribune
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      38 3 GOVERNMENT NOTltl of the Straits s considering the appointREGIJ oi BlhThs il SINGAPORE, .ble Eurasians undei a considerable ability: a sound jav. n anci or mathematics cler consider iar ters. for a neric, obation. af the tablishm( mom
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      99 3 OBITIAKV The death took place I an Keng Tye on Apr. 13th., aged 45 years, at his residence No. 10 Dukes Road. S pore. He leaves behind a widow, thn lighters and a son to mourn hi.s loss Funeral will tak» place to-day at 3 p.m. at Bukit Brown Cemetery.
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      168 3 I HORSE HEAD BRAND MADE IN BURMA 100% I BEKITIKII HARFER, QILFILLAN (O. LTD. Singanure, Ku:.la Lumpur, PeLJMf. MUAK NAN FANG lIOTKL ACiKN I' P. .press Service 3 times dail>. I. HAI CHEW HOTEL, 35, Beach Road Singapore, Tel: 3015 NAN YANG HOTEL, 41, Jalan Mah;i rani. Muar. Tel 15(
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      LONDON SHARP LISI
      125 4 ndon, W Pn •■ Toe ,i era 97 3 98 6 Dunlop HuODci General Electa*. 30 3 75 IOVs rtal Chemical Industrie* 33-3-32 9 Imperial Tobacco 138 1 -138 9 24 9 Anglo-Dutch 2317 Vs Canadian Pacific 5 7 8 6 London Tin S|lM_ Kubber Plan investment
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      104 4 BVWMmm Change Ton* Sellerlers 16 Firm f; 16 16 • Va Brd Forwrrr* (Julv .*pU Bv Sei. Buyers Sell era 3 16 i 16 6 1 16 3 16 16 1 16 PAI.M OIL (Malaya) Previous To-day £ls-10 • In hulk April M.iv shpt COPRA {Straits F.M.S.) 0
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      BULLION MARKET
      31 4 ~J&gp> I *%3JI London. Wedn» GOLD Previous To-day ChFine bar off ov £B.lB.lo* fe. 19. 10 2 (l SILVER Snof 18 13 16 forward 18> 2 18 7 8
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      STORE RUBBER AUCTION
      152 4 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday AT the Singapore Chamber of Coi merce Rubber Association's 137"; auction yesterday, there were: Catalogued 837.220 lb., 373.76 tons Offered 641.747 lb.. 286.49 tons. Sold 521.196 lb., 232.67 tons Spot London 5%d New York 11 13 16 cents PRICKS REALISE] Ribbed Smoked
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      68 4 Prerlouf London, w< dnesd: To-day Chans TT TT f T. T.T. T.T. -.11 Paris (closing middle rate) 160 on Amsterdam (closing middle rate* 8 .96 116 <»n Shanghai (closing selling rate) l l l 4 oo Hong) u (closing selling rate) l 15,16 OB Japan (doling selling rate)
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 JIJN .standard Spot (afternoon uloslrig price) Forward -rTevloua £170% London. To-day .171 £l72 We( Changi • il> 2
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      56 4 CUBBEB New York. 12 Seller! Previous To-day Chanj July /Sept. Buyers Dull Steadier •• Sellen IP 11 13 16 • 1 lf> TIN H". 11 15 16 • 5 16 11 13 16 L2»/ a +5 18 Tone 11 15 16 12' • 5 16 Spot Buyen
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      SHARE MARKET
      205 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore. Wednesday. MINING: Tin at midday was no. down s. In spite of the drop In the price of Tin both in London and New York and also locally. Tin shares presented a very linn appearance to-day and there was "ood enquiry for both
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    741 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Apr. 13. 5 p.m. 36 4 -cd -3-0-ing 1816 19 6 18 6 19 6 0.55 0.65 183 19 3 1.32 1.40cd 19 3 20 6 -1-6-0.35 0.40 1.01 1.05 nil ulic 18--59 -1-9-69 25--28 6 29 6 0.73 0.78cd 0.25 0.30cd 86 96
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    191 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS __k."tT-_f^»ioi_; •_ MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 34> 2 3 10' 2 cd Batu Selangor 1.32 1.37cd Hongkong Tin 17|6 18 6 Hong Fatt 1.02 1.06 Jelebu 0.71 0.76cd Kramat 96 106 Kamunting Tin 86 96 Killinghali -16 Tin 213 22Kuchai 1.15 1.20 Larut 93 10 -cd Lingui
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    220 5 rd Co. Ltd. $30,000 Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 nom. MM. APORE MUNICIPALITY red. 1940 $400,000 31 Sept. 30 100 102 nom 1007 red. 1947 $1,600,000 •lar. 31 Sept. 30 105 107 nom ed. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 HO IQI ro_l nco an
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      24 5 Malay Fair Singapore, Wednesday. The F; Malay Sfttlrment i.s to have an added attraction lor visitors will br frcr wayang Kuhd i»erformanf<» 8 p.m
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      306 6 MOU iimn BW KM \KV WBU B opi mi> r« ii »i s| xl IHI PAVII H»s LAST NIGHT is I ILM WHICH SHOULD NOT Bl MISSED 1 i 1.,- vi> \\'<i rJ^Si&\ i{KATKST LAI'OH /M2JR >lOICI W% iiiw rrj siricii \m M OLUMBI I*B I omi !)V JKi II
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      249 6 I rRAND HOUDAI IMIKI MNMES T! A_GRANDJtu_ g HOWS DAILy CAPITOL 1 3.15 6.15 915 \L TetFTgO! TO THE Jj^*r GIANT SHOW! 11/l J$ ws*k* TSc \IL \,I»JB HK *^Hk| /L^^taS^. JmrnsF I H H WMmmrr^K^ MmrMM mm JFr^^ "SSS MORGAN -^OLIVER F *Mewi^b*//(y/>-lis«r«n... R a y BOIGER llona MASSEY
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    PLANTED RUBBER TREES
    106 7 PLANTED RUBBER TREES Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Apr. 12. QCheoni was this morning re Inche Mahmood bin iii (First Magistrate* with ted rubber trees during the ptember and October last his land in contravention of the ulation Enactment. tdmitted having planted said that he was ignorant lK H,s worship nned
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    Coromtion Costs At Malacca
    118 7 Our Own Correspondent, Malacca, Apr. 12. THE accounts In connection with Coroion celebrations and the erection of the Jasin Coronation Memorial Park cd. The amount contriby the Chinese community or j a trict and other milHm?. and Malacca was $3.032. 90. \penditure, the biggest 'tern onstruction
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    Franco Turns South
    40 7 iSaraso^Sc.. April 12. ent advance towards ihe v :.:trranean has taken a sudden iithwards, with trewps igno! road but attacking along the idary road, parallel to the ma^n Barccloi ida coa^t rosd ive captured several villages Reuter.
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      428 7 A gygj xl I, II x% M U II A 'JS2E& s >§/ Sior> uilh ai Pimrli! tytniH&SE^yb >»f i Amuse. .V. and S MAltf A FOOL OF KERSOF JF M c u oVERAilAN....oVclt'«i|flL f\ \k JXThaps ShoCk ft*tt« at hw dangerous bettV y <jy Hfe I 'I I y°
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      128 7 MARLBOROUCH Opening 16th April Special Faster Holiday fcntertaiiiiuent S The picture that ran 17 days during its premiere iereening in Singapore "IfA L A YOi;I I i y-*--*----^--* —^..^..^..^.^.^..^.j^ SUN TALKIES (New World)" TO-NKiHT 7.30 9.30 I Ihe mightiest Drama of the Century! j THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS. VEXT
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    CHALIAPIN'S RISE TO FAME
    977 8 The Romance oi mind h women I he bro to millioi iple in ra the story ol hi life 1 1 ol < ommon h In America, i> »le epic in pi ition R At fifteen, untutored and undernoui .:it that the world knew Ml pi
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    41 8 Singapore, Wednesday. bin A. Kadir, who had Just out ol tho reformatory after servntenee of two yean for a i to-day found guilty in nd police court, of iheft of two sarongs, valued ar, $1.50, and sentenced to three months' r.i.
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    AVER PANAS MAKES PROFIT OF $136,886
    478 8 Singapore, Wedni •Till profit for the year joti duded amounted t.» which, with the balance brought forward from last account of > 1 430.78. gives us a total ol $179,317.40 for disposal. We paid two interim dividend per cent, each in August, 1937 January,
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    HANGED BOY RIDDLE Might Have Been Trying Circus Trick
    90 8 HANGED BOY RIDDLE Might Have Been Trying Circus Trick TWIIAE-year-old David Schwartz., found hanped from door- peg: by the cord of his pyjaW at his home in Colbourne-roail. was said at the inquest to W« tended a circus recently. Aftrr his vi::t. it was stated, n ri^ed up a tiffht
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      Magistrate's Love Of Children
      228 9 Magistrate's Love Of Children London. M CEE thai the defendants two 3 children each fei rabbit This stranfC whisper h> the bachelor magistrate at South -Western Police Court, "Mr. Clyde T Wilson. to (he probation officer, at (he con elusion ol a case brought to light his secret to the
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      THE SETTING TRICK
      508 9  - THE SETTING TRICK HORMIUS iuuy Om of me chief differences bet* n the elementary and the advuued bridge player is that, where the former will make an obvious pla> to secure a trick, the latter will con I'it- situation and discover if, bj taking advantage of the lead and delaying
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      Solution To Problem No. 302
      140 9 WITH Spades trumps. Sam can only afford to lose two more tricks with the remaining cards. It is his u\vn lead: Sam lei last trump and it Jill low. dummy's Ace is played and the suit reti Sam throwing the knave of Clubs. Jill can
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      LOST ARCTIC FILM FOUND
      45 9 LOST ARCTIC FILM FOUND ningsad Lost in the archive the liusew i here for nearly 2b y< 19 boxes containing fllma taken durin i xpedition of M. G. Seder gplorer, during 11*12-14 ha i ered The film shows all ihe principal lined in previous rolumn)
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      MALAYA EDUCATION
      262 10 THE observations ol Mr. C. S. Venkatachar, I. C 3., Agent m Malaya for the Government, ol India. always Interesting. When he spoke the other day at < Kuala Lumpur school on educi tion in addi i we followed with more than ordinary can "In course ol time,"
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    BRITAIN'S WEAK LINK
    715 10 The Mediterranean is pi i I A fO ild i)« tit In i Common! that oui ammc 1 to be i the i likely rapidly to mow And to What purpose, What end, and what plan no blue-print b ued or hinted at which will answer these
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    128 10 Firemen had to stand bj helpless through lack of water irhen lorry cai n to ten tons of deal boards was burnt out at Scotland Lodge, Cholderton, near Amesbury, Wiltsh i ,v lUnf on the main London-Exeter lh« lim is stated ti> have been caused by the bursting of a
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    PERSONALITIES
    78 10 Dr J. V. Landor. Physician /istrar. General Hospital. Medical th Department. S. S.. has turned to Singapore, after spending four lays at Cameron Highlands. Mr and Mrs. R. V. Welch hav< turned to Ipoh after spending honeymoon at Cameron Highlands Welch is attached to the Commei Union Assurance Co..
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    BRITAIN WILL CONTINUE 'TO RULE THE WAVES"
    383 11 BRITAIN WILL CONTINUE 'TO RULE THE WAVES" QWERS' NAVAL BUILDIXG I PROGRAMMES COMPARED Washington. PREAT BRITAIN in theoretica sea power will still continue to rule the waves" despite the United States' plans for the mkhtiest fleet in its history. med officials here havt noted that Britain has more wa r
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    COSTLY JOY RIDE
    62 11 Helsinki. A FINE of about £1.000 and prison sentences of 18 and 15 months respectively have been imposed on two air force mechanics, Kauki Tauskanen and Vaino Sankala. by a court marshal at Vaasa. north-west Finland. The men took a machine up for an unauthorised flight, and
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    UNPRECEDENTED DROUGHT IN NEW SOUTH WALES
    426 11 "NOT A BLADE OF CRASS TO BE SEEN" Sydney. April 1 THOUSANDS of sheep have died in Western New South Wales as a result of 1 one of the worst droughts experienced in this rich wool-growing country since 1902. The drought also extends over
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    MINERS BURIh.D UNDLR TONS OF ORE
    153 11 TWO voting miners were killed at the famous Mount Mor- i gan gold mine when ions of ore rushed down from a chute and engulfed them. They u«re Kevin Johnson, aged 21. and Frederick Winters, aged 22. Heroic rescue efforts were made by other
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    ROOMS BOOKED FROM THE SKIES
    90 11 ROOMS BOOKED FROM THE SKIES Vienna. A HOTEL-PROPRIETOR and ski instructor of Zuers. the Vorarlberg winter sport resort, ha.s received a booking from the skies. A light aeroplane appeared at a great height over the village, and after attracting attention by .stunting for a while, suddenly dived .straight at the
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    AUSTRALIAN CHILD WELFARE SCHEME
    250 11 Sydney, \prii 1. THE Common wealth Government, in an ambitious scheme to cover the period in a child's life between the baby clinic and school, will build demonstration nurseries in each of the State capitals and in Canberra at an estimated cost of £5.000 each. The
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      36 11 MAISON PERM Y^rft Telephone 4610 C> OJr LADIES HAIR A^ y M DRESSIN6 SAIOON^->^B^ I MM; DAXtE at the Capitol Restaurant Music by KURT BLACII his Orchestra FRIDAY WEDNESDAY. 8 P.M. 10 Midnight. \o ADMISSION CHARGE.
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    SPEED KINGS AT "THE PALACE"
    144 12 Well k....ui. International ear driven practised on the rj tal Palace IK CUtt, London, for the C0r0na1,..,. Trophy rare which took place m. M.i I There was in entry of 20 cars and the race was run In I JO miles. Photo shows bystanders watchim
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    SPRING FASHION
    106 13 Ime Owen Mathews, aged si\. loft Southampton <>•> the Imperial lirwsya is-bo.i '.ti" to travel ey to his home In is i by ins grandparents him m the tare of the He will be me< at I'ort Bell in Government official at Kampala. U la believed he is
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      31 13 I Rene ULLMANN lis DISPLAYING ill£ LATEST I PATTERNS OP I?* [ARKED BRITISIi I SILVERWARE HOEB OXIJtUVKB DIS I SHUET DUHSS I AI«O CIX)CB§ TIIK BKBT 18 I RENE ULUiANN I
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    982 14 THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING BICH I d dressel for afternoon or I Eai, tPAßTfromth( >f colour which 1 brgjg away, we were A amfl ACTION Of lino and cut Without excc-ption tht-> HIGH NECKED with shirring at bodice and neck-Une so that the material fell In soft, graceful folds. Another
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      80 14 GOWNS CokNirful printed crepei for Bflernoon and beautiful handblockcd linens for morning wear are in for the Barter Holidays at <„ntol BMfi. PhonP Singapore 3838 A All I IkJPP -i ROMA and nuikcs HATS at RODNEY HOUSE Battery Etotd. FLORIST lUMM trnnm BRIDAL BOUQUETS Uons and fkisii FLOKAL UKKaths, made
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      81 14 S Something j§*s\* ELIZA Hi 7 7 //I /?D#V '.V If, 4|| j > PERFUMED LIPSTICK! /^-3'^ > Ask for the Koyal Lipstick, which is fragrant U y ■I tin- lomln ltlue (irass perfume, exhaled from tin\ compartnunt concraled in the j (.ip Keßttei tin- Hpttiek. ExchuiTC to BUm- j
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      162 14 JEWELLER Wear Something Smart Brooch which may worn as ti*o separate clips $10 (in real diamonds $585.-) Ciro's exclusive creations not i i challenge but defy comparison, re~ardloss of nrice. To prove this t you are invited to choose anv art:, from Ciro's World-famous collection Wear it for a fortnight
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      96 15 COWNS AND MILLINERY The only three guinea Sh»P in he Kast where dresses and hats are imported and designed, r i i i >or Rodn Honie, Batten Hoad. lfl. MS2. DRY CLEANER PARIS CO. DKV LEANERS DE LUXE. Dainty fabrics are handled h the utmost care. Bring your favourite frocks'
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      30 15 "MADGE" I Flower Shop 1 1 Stanford Road. Just received from Europe NEW DRESSES NEW HANDBAGS Brooches, clips and powdei Ilitjh quality goods and the latest rk at low prices
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      50 15 Maison Christie l'». Stamford Road. In these days of "(heap Sales and "liquidation Sales a wise lad\ buys the best at reasonable price. We just received a NEW SHIPMENT of Afternoon and Evening dresses. Hats, clips, Hand bags. AN the latest at the most reasonable price. Taster presents Maison Christie
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      106 15 JEWELLER Wi;sj PATTERNS IN Ladies Diamonds set platiWRIST WATCHES A large selection including watches with diamond bracelets attached. B. P. DE SiLVA, LTD. < Incorporated in Ceylon) Singapore Ipoh Penan? I HAIR DRESSER MAISON MARTIN Hair JjSjyjfa Professur Gents f France. Only the artist's flair can interpret the wave to
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      366 16 11 yJ »fl M BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIALINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards* Due Tonuage Spore Tonnage Spore 1938 1938 NALDERA 16,000 June 17 CHITRAL 15,000 Apr. 22 kaNPURA 17.000 July 1 CARTHAGE 15,000 May o HANGAL( (j.OOO July 2 S'm AN ir£o May 2 RAWALPINDI 17.000 July 15 £SS?TANA nSS
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      405 16 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. .1/>C^/? LINE) FOR HONG K()N(i. MOJI, KOBE AM) OSAKA I A L >1 A TONS s\l!,IN(. APRIL 21. AT 3 P.M. ,1 has excellent modern accommodation for Flwt B) n a] Holidas Return tickets to China and Japan (Intercnangi P an( raed at reduced
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    STANTON NELSON'S WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
    360 17 THi n< ra] impi 1 which 1, .ricni in i übber as well d in then Austrian qu< lently and unjustly solved, appeared 2. 'luc Mediterranean and Span. questions seem Likely to be settled on realistic lines, that i without overmuch regard for In! national
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    150 17 SHU'S ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES 01 EXPECTED TO ARRIVI KITH i HXKIfOI .Main Wharf: NieilW Zeeland. v I BBELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanj«l| Pajjar Abert Dock: Crane A Keppel Harbour No. 1 Dock: Dredger Kuan tun No. 2 Dock: W Bt. Joan I. Paris reports that Spanish republican
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    Ninth Convicition
    54 17 Singapore Wednesday. Convicted on a charge of theft in a dwelling, Urn Ah Watt, who had eight previous convictions in Malaya, w;us NO••need in the Second police court, to ix months' r.i to be followed by one year'fl ix>lic* upervision. Accu:st'd was Found guilty of committing theft of
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      256 17 I llll(\S PHILP lIM (Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. 30 June 6 -heap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the ratal. i s passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or une to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE! SYDNEY return fttt.M Ist class $430.71 2nd
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      224 17 X. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON via fenang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. S.S. HAKUSAN MARU Apr 14 s.s. HARUNA MARU Apr. 28 s.s. KATORI MARU May 12 Rates to Ist Cldss 2nd clsss Naples $574 $621 $634 >
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      250 17 .OSTAL INTELLIGENCE I cTEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY nf PER DATE AND TIME tun kus April 14 8 a m Kedali 14 10 am. irapara 14 3 p.m. Karapara 14 3 p.m. Karapara 14 3 p.m. Karapara 14 3 p.m. 'I lne Karapara 14 3 p.m. lll V, 5 Karapara 14
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    MALAYA STILL FAR FROM LINGUA FRANCA STAGE
    1585 18 MALAYA STILL FAR FROM LINGUA FRANCA STAGE ENGLISH "VERY FOREIGN" TO MANY BOYS AND TEACHERS Principal's Address At Johore English Col lex Prize -Giving Johorc Bahru, Wedn< sd; uqoME English jargon may be about, bui n lar fmm th. higad d! Principal at n, annual prize-giving ol tin English College,
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    T0 DIET IS NOT TO STARVE"
    319 19 T0 DIET IS NOT TO STARVE" 10CAL ROTARIANS HEAR TALK FOOD" AT WEEKLY TIFFIN Singapore. Wetim— tinlll 101l w ith food, the pM- remember i- that we t live to eat.' said Mr. K°in the course of his "iir L .in "Food" to Botarlans and Ult lu- uvoklv luncheon meet-
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    FAREWELL TO DOCTOR
    138 19 Tennis Tournament At (From Our Oxen Correspondert Malacca Apr. 12. DR. S. Thambippillai. A.M.0., Government outdoor dispensary, who is going on long leave to Ceylon on Apr. 19. was entertained to a tea-party by his many friends at the Garden City yesterday. An American tennis tournament was
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    Air Raid Lecture
    65 19 A limited number of admission tickets arc available for members of the Straits Chinese British Association who would care to attend the lecture on the subiect of air raids and bombardment in the Memorial Hall on Monday, Apr. 25. and they are requested to make an early
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      26 19 ""-""••IIAlllY .>IAIir t"^* Stocked in 1 lb., 2 lb. and 5 lb. packings by all high-class provision dealers. Agents: VIUTFIRJE C \9 II? (Inc in 3S)
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      165 19 No more feverish —^n diseases y^^V Malaria and other feverish diseases attack O^ weak people more easily than strong people. Strength is nothing more than a sufficient -0 amount of strength-giving substances in the *%fc^ body. Too little of such substances means -os^ weakness. Weakness means something more you become
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    177 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Company Dividend Books Ampat Tin U final Apr 21 less tax Batu Belangor 5% int. Apr. 20 Jelcbu 4 r o int. Aor. 20 Johan Tin 10' final Apr. 16 Klang River 5% Apr. 25 Larut Tin 6d. Apr. 19 Ettone Tin 4 Int.
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      66 20 /y^tbc World i" JP 1 w^^^ comparison to the other pens of inf I M W ancl n:il(il iridium which 1s m ,^^^^l/i 8W tains. The pens are handled only by Mi Bf^W IHTt wortananship who have e^one f mi I h through many years of enthusiastic M Ml m
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      473 20 j ON THE RADIO j LONDON lljc B 17.79 nws) and GSO mi m n 3 T 915 ,0A? nk si: han MgSi- ind hls a.m. OBP l!».«0 metres (15.31 mcs); P£ M TRANSMISSION 5 640 am. 'Rhythm Express. Benny 6(i:, i.in Th< Gang Sma k(] all(i i;1 orchestra Track
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      700 20 SINGAPORE CEYLON IO retoftfc 47» meto .^pm. Relay or a s el .cnt by the Colom: [Sung by Sil nd Kn S-W Hen 7.50 p.m. Sinhali Kok Sin. Selection: C nun mw a a dc A] .by Slt 3.05 p.m. Talk to Women. Kok «f o n p n Recital
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    "ROSALIE" Excellent Picture At The Capitol
    124 21 "ROSALIE" Excellent Picture At The Capitol (jilt' Mill I m attraction of more merit at the Capitol days, where "Rosalie, veil and Nelson Eddy in principal feature^ i m spectacle, with 100 )re important scenes, and (!V relief Provided prin- Oliver and KftJ is the story of a mythical ,m
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    AT THE ALHAMBRA
    87 21 (Exciting Pugilistic Film Drama hi most realistic and inruung (J r put on the screen can be Kid Galahad", an excellent had a premiere at the Alhambra Theatre, yesterday with Edward 1:1 the leading role. s must not be misled. Edhe pugilistic champion I- is newcomer. Wayne
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    LORD LLOYD FOUNDATION STONE FOR SCHOOL
    123 21 LORD LLOYD FOUNDATION STONE FOR SCHOOL Cairo. "l loundation slone oi the new Eng- lish school buildings at EieliopoUs, near here, is to be iaid by Lord Lloyd, in the presence of the British Ambassador. Sir Mile I >n. and Lacty Lampson. The Funds for hr building, which will be
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    FRENCH AIRCRAFT STRIKES OFF
    152 21 Paris, April 12. IT is announced in the lobbies of the Chamber that the strikes in French aircraft factories, which have been holding up construction of air force machines, ended to-night following talks between the Minister of Labour and the delegates of the workers and the
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    JAPANESE WARN FOREIGN NATIONALS
    159 21 Peiping, Apr. 13. 1 Ndji M u t0 t j le British and other foreign Embassies and Legations here yesterday by the Japanese Embassy, at the request 01' the Japanese military authorities, asks third powers to notify the Japanese command of lae positions of foreign property
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    OPIUM IN SIAM
    24 21 I'Mion Of Poppy ■mine:: 'rcvovdcnt! K>k, Wcdnrsdav nment has derided poppy in supp] V hoped the lt opium will m time
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    MUAR CUSTOMS S.C
    154 21 Matches v. Johore Bahru Colleagues 'From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Wednesday THE Muar Customs S.C. will play a badminton match of three singles and four doubles at Johore Bahru on Friday afternoon and in the evenin:; a football match will be played at the lstana padang. The
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    CONTROL OF ANTIQUE DEALERS
    68 21 CONTROL OF ANTIQUE DEALERS Athens. ALL antique dealers in Greece will in future, be forced to exhibit a notice, written in both French and Greek, stating whether the articles they offer for sale are genuine or imitation. A law to this effect has just been d, which also stipulates that
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    America Drifting Back To Isolation?
    96 21 Washington, April 12. DISILLUSIONMENT in high quarters here over European developments Is believed to govern President Roosevelt's nomination of Ambassador-at-lai£ > Norman Davis us chairman of the American Red Cross. This will mean that Mr. Davis will be too busy to make any more of
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    Changes In Warna Bros, Personnel
    140 21 Changes In Warna Bros, Personnel Ml r llaro j d s Dunn has been tppointM General Far Eastern Supervisi Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., New Ymk The countries hereafter supervised bv him are India, British Malaya. Dutch East Indies, China. Japan and Siam. Mr Dunn is no newcomer to this part
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    TREASURE FOUND BY WORKMEN
    66 21 TREASURE FOUND BY WORKMEN WORKMP -ut the fOUJ of a new hotel at Budva In South Dalmatia ha i il fila.ss urns con' itiful iv 'I tO PO men! ol I quantity ol p P Itch, director oi the Spalto Museum, has been urgently summ to in\< that the object
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    Passengers By Air
    71 21 The following wen K L M ploi Arrived from Europe [ndja ai Penang in the "Pelikaan, Mr w Einthoven, Mr K. von Bteim Left for NE I by the "PelikaaiV ithoven Mi I F Kl Arrived from N E i O J Sc I > H Mj
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    WEIGHTS FOR IPOH SKYE RACES
    119 22 \RD OF MM I ENTS Two-Day Easter Meeting Wi.u.hin 1,,. Saturdaj lb« first das ol the Pert* rorl I lubs i i skyc race meetini i Insss: Hones, lui '>" I lulv V()! 110.7l 10.7 Mile D'Annent* J°* Wiley Friar 9 ;g Girl ||<ir- l)lN
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    GOAL-LESS DRAW IN FORT CANNING SOCCER
    165 22 GOAL- LESS DRAW IN FORT CANNING SOCCER f in Punirs. |MI I> I I Mraight. Spring Cirl 10.7 I-oni' TwinkUi E J0.12 Explode lO.b H) 0 10 0> Par JO: 9.11 Ladolet 9.9 9.4 An;. Po»l rajijht. 11.4 M«.cl 10.6 M> 9.4 THE friendly soccer played at Fort Canning yesterday
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    16 22 IBOVI AND BELOW, tm Incidents In jrwteriay'a soccer between the Saigon tourists and the SblQ-Malays. Tribune
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    I.A.v. Segmat C.C.
    34 22 The a ill represent the Inagainst the Club on Fridj the mmencing at 10 N. Abbasbru Singh, Tharam igh, Alladin, Dharam- raj. dosham. S. S. and Tahir Ali. ullioh and H;>
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    Inter-Port Yacht Races With Port Dickson
    88 22 Inter -Port Yacht Races With Port Dickson Singapore, We THERE will be* no racing at tl R.S.Y.C. on Friday. Oi. tltithi the Interport R.km Dickson Yacht Club in 'B' I starting at 3 p.m. On Sunday, the Internal], will sail the Srst race for the Challenge Cup, starting at 10
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    S.C.C. Tennis
    269 22 Only one tie was played In th< S.C.C Spring tennis tourney yesterday when R. F. Smith beat A. D. Anderson in the championship singles 1-6. 6—l In the mixed- double- toun three ties were played off and the n Handicap Mixed Doubles Mr and Mr Millar (-15) beat
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    21 22 League Points For Tenon In the Second Division ol I [•< -he R.A. I—o. at the Naval B I Clay scored thi
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    RAIN CURTAILS CEYLON v. PERAK CR ICKET MATCH
    555 23 RAIN CURTAILS CEYLON v. PERAK CR ICKET MA TCH HOMESTERS TOTAL 104 FOR T. M. HART AGAIN FAILS WITH THE BAT RAIN interfered with the cricket match to-day between Perak and the C< visitors, putting an an end to play after the homesters had completed their first innings which realised
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    Saigon XI Draw With Sino-Malays
    893 23 SINGAPORE MISSED PENALTY IN THRILLING SOCCER Sino-Malayi 1: Saigon 1. Bl 1 i i the surprise goal scored by their centre-half, the Saigon footballer! would have lost their match .u.iinst the Sino-Malays, played .it the ilnoon Koad stadium ul.i\ before a record crowd. tine, which
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    Y.M.C.A. Tennis
    68 23 Further play yesterday in the Y.M.C. A. lawn tennis tournament resulted as follows: Handicap Men's Singles (Semi-Final) Yap Ah Hian beat Dr B H. Shearec 3_6, 6—l, 6—3. Men's Handicap Doubles Yadi and Pillai beat Tan Yong Poll and Hokeen 6—B. B—6. 6—2. J. Beckett and W. Yule
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    Wcarries Sports Club
    45 23 W carries Sports Club The following will represent Wearne Bros. Sports Club vs. the Y.M.C.A. on Saturday at Anson Road: D. Angus, D. Hartley, G. Michael <capt>. A. Pennefather, L. Sullivan, J. Smith. R. Tann, A. Van Cuylenburg. H Van Cuylenburg, R Westerhout, E. Yetts.
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    S.C.C. Crickt
    58 23 The following have accepted to play for the S.C.C. vs. Johore C.C. on Friday at 11 a.m. at the SRC. ground: W. H. McNeill. J E. Jeans, R. S. Tufnell, M Garden, W. K Jagger. W. van den Bosch, Lt. C. H. A. Olivier. I. Seott-Dalgleish, P Officer
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    22 23 Y.M.C.A. C ricket Y.M c A tear W< on Saturday a1 2 15 p m <>n j Leemb J •i P c
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    Anglo Italian Friendship
    66 24 London, Wednesday. J r la announced that an Anglo-Italian Parliamentary committee, to collate with the government to further friendship between the two nation behi'.' formed Kir Philip Dawson will be its first Chairman, and it is proposed to hold a dinner at th£ House oi Commons immediately
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    Holidays With Pay
    68 24 London. Wednesday. thk recommendation* ol the con tee to consider the question of holidays with pay will be communicated to the House ol Common to-morrow by t'i" Minister of Labour. Newspapers state that the repori unanimous and anticipate it will recomi general adoption of the prim after
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    Military Purge
    43 24 Reports from Hankow conflict regarding the initiative in tho fighting near' raihu Lake. One report speaks of Chinese attacks being vigorously resisted while others tate that the Japanese completely failed to dislodge the Chi forces. Japanese casualties here in the past
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    MARKETS RESPOND
    77 24  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh New French Government's Brilliant Debut London, April 13 THE new French Government's brilliant debut In the Chamber was quickly reflected in the foreign exchange market this morning. Spot Franc opened at 158.37 to the compared with 161.12 overnight and only heavy intervention by the
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    French Finance Bill
    68 24 Pa THE Senate financial commis unanimously approved the n anciaJ bill. One member abstained voting. Corre-ird figures of the C vote up to-night time was 518 to in favour of ihe Bill author: Daladier Government until an session of the Chamber or th until July 31 to
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    Empire Exhibition
    69 24 London. Wediu THE Empire exhibition will Glj d May 3 and it ed that about 100,000 people present in the stadium In the ex -rounds to take part in the ceremony. A comprehensive tour ol tin portions will be made by Then md i 'he weather is fair.
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    Pioneer's Death
    105 24 H DIRECT link between r days in Canada and broken by the death recently olQ* MacKay who was believed than IUB vears old and wlv known throughout the Northla lur freighter. an Mr. MacKay was an Indian, anu the picturesque name of r Indian, the meaning of which
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