Morning Tribune, 30 April 1938

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 77. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, April 30, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    BREAK-UP OF 2-PARTY POLITICS IN AMERICA
    131 1 THIRD POLITICAL BODY FORMED "NATIONAL PROGRESSIVES" MADISON. (WISCONSIN). FRIDAY Tin FORMATION OF A THIRD POLITICAL PARTY. WHICH WILL HI KNOWN AS THE NATIONAL PROGRESSIVES OF AMERICA IS ANNO! NCED BY THE GOVERNOR OF WISCONSIN. MR. PHILIP I A FOLLEITE. step was endorsed by his
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    JAPANESE COLLAPSE IMMINENT
    89 1 JAPANESE COLLAPSE IMMINENT Hankow. Friday. fFV II CHI M. JEN, Chine c-in-c m North China told pres men to-day that the total strength f tho Japanese m southern Shantun? \,is below 80.000. llapse m their ranks was Imminent. He added that should the Japanese sustain defeat on this r "'»t,
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    Britain Bans Mexican Oil
    63 1 I ondon, Friday. j AN against Mexican 1 'h' applied by the Gorernmenl This iv 1 Of the Prime Minis I Pi] to l';irliamentar> I •iu'Miom t«,-dav. when h- until a satisfacton ieitk S menf reached with the mt-nt regardthe seizure of British pro- I no
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    Major Indian Political Crisis Threatened
    146 1 Major Indian Political Crisis Threatened Bombay. Friday. A MAJOR political crisis is threatened by Mahatma Gandhi if the appointment of Mr J. R. Drill a> acting Governor of OIIMM v not rescinded. Mr Dam. the Revenue ommissioner of Orissa. was appointed during the absence on leave of Sir John Hubback.
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    Hungarian Body Dissolved
    29 1 London, Apr. 29. The Hungarian National SocialL I ganisation. headed by Professor K> ardjiefl. was dissolved by the Govern :it because of *t activltK Reuter Wireless
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    27 1 Over 500 Chinese children, of ranging from 5 to 15, have been kidnapped by the Japanese at Hanycho* the past month and sent to Japan to :jghal.
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    Spectacular Raid On Hankow
    186 1 i S I Hankow, Friday. ANK of the most spectacular S V e rial battles since the hos- S i tilitics started was witnessed this afternoon when M Japan- ese planes raided Hankow. 1 i Ignoring Ihe dangers. the i populace streamed into the i streets
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    U.S. Anti-Jap boycott
    15 1 < mittt Th- Walter thai i Tli> knew wl want ould alwa3 Reuter
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    ANGLOFRENCH TALKS: DECISIONS
    99 1 London, Friday. THE communiqu <i ;it. the conclusion to-duy o! the Anglo-French talks, states that it has been decided to continue contacts ot the two general agreed on Mar. 19, 1936. Th»it Anglo-Italian agreement wa.s approved. The British ministers expr the hope that the Franco-Italian nations would
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    TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
    152 1 2 Killed In Midnight n i TWO men were killed m a terrible smashup at abont 12.30 a.m. this morning when a tourer car crashed into a house ai the fmettsn of Hindu Road and Klang Koad. r ippean thai then wen four i hinese m the ear,
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      31 1 0N iUHFR PAGES I t Page V i „mmissioners' Mi cting 2 18 i Meeting 3 J used Distharged 3 Bankruptcy Court 8 hanfkAl Srrdanu W 22& i v. vC.C. > I
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      83 1 W KLIM now enables yoi 9 give your children PUi i drinking, and at reasonable &JfflrfJ)) m prices, no matter where you I I ~tX3SStt'' Get one of the marvellous KLIM MIXERS and mix it I as needed a glass full or a pint at a moment's There is none
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    Protest Against Municipal Ruling
    324 2 Withdrawal Front Discussions flMifiptf i Idas AN rmphatlt prot' linst a decision taken bj the Conunii loner it i recent meetinf, vherefcj < Oniini.ssnuirrs with "direct <>r m dir«< t p«< inn u\ interest* 1 ;n« not «»nl\ <l«'l».irre<l from taking put m M.iiii discussions hut
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    PROMOTION METHODS CRITICISED
    574 2 PROMOTION METHODS CRITICISED "ENCOURAGE OUR EMPLOYEES URGES MUNICIPAL COMMISSION! Singapc Thai the policy of the Omudlssioners of filling vacancies with m< n uini arc already In tin- lervfca should be panned, was urged by Mr K. Tessenaohn when he referred to the appointment <>f a charge enjinfOff St. James' power
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    Mr. E.A. Brown
    30 2 Si: Friday l] Mr \v Bart] Mr Brown was ele< as chairman at to-da the Municipal ("on was mentioned that Mr. Bartl. was ill with fever. i
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    "DHSPICABLE TO ROB THE POOR" SAYS MAGISTRATE
    143 2 ■m Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday IT i f I despicable thing to rob from poor people.' remarked Mr A J Orattan Bellew, the First Magistrate, when Mr S. E. Smith, explaining the E in which Wak Wing, a was charged with
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    Motorist Fined
    83 2 Singapore, Friday Foi< cirr i expired lice nee on Feb. 25. Lt Col. Hayley-Bell was fined $5 this morning m the Fourth Police Court. Defendant was stopped at the junction of Tanjong Road and Xi ppel Etoad, and was found to p i expired Licence which had since
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    ALLEGED DISTILLING IN JUNGLE
    177 2 PROSECUTION IX MALACCA From Our Own Cnrrttpondeni Malacca. Frici. HOW revenue officers under the S< Supervisor of the department excise. Mr. E. V Rodrigues. discovered 158 gallons of fermented rice. 2 J 2 gallons iquor and a still m operation Jungle was described to-day at the
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    Grass Fire
    25 2 The Fire Briuadr was sumn Zion Road at about one o'clock ye ioon to extinguish a grass The outbreak was quellrd m a
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      71 2 I t^Affl 3 You can now fly from Singapore to j INDIA IN 2 DAYS HONG KONG IN 2 1 DAYS EGYPT IN 4 DAYS W^ ENGLAND IN 6 DAYS To India, Egypt England by double-decked, four-engined Empire flying-boats Smoking cabin Promenade deck Ample luggage holds Meals served m the
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      43 2 f PACKARD-BELL RADIOS for 1938 stationixed dials. Featsrei Modern Cabinet styling I nil raiiße tone. BEAI ri voull admire DONE \»u 11 enjoy II ki ORMAN4 I jroull praise DISTRIBUTORS L'OF MALAYA LIM KOK GEK Co. I EXPRI RADIO SERVK I one: 3893.
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      25 2 HE I»IIIIII»I»IM CiTcl. I mCinS orchard Kd T DRYCLEANI spells \M> DYEIW A^A SPECIALISI US iki ffiji Special machiiw f,» dry cleat. 6 CompeUiive 1
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    JUNIOR CIVIL SERVANTS TO PETITION COLONIAL OFFICE
    402 3 OVER TEMPORARY ALLOWANCES Year Of Great Activity Reported At Annual Meeting Singapore, Friday. ni A 1 as the result of a conference <»i delegates oi the J.C.S. Associations roughout Malaya* it hud been derided to engage a local 'solicitor odraw up a petition
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    Law Notice For To-day
    32 3 at 10 30 a.m. M H < >x vs. Hassan bin Abdullah. Tai Wab Before Mr Justice Home m Court at 10.30 a.m. 5426 3: \V r Ot con-
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    MARRIED WOMAN SAYS SHE ENTICED MAN
    151 3 Preferred To Live With Hint Than Husband Sitiav ■JHE Sitiawan U rate's couj keel to cai of enticing a married v. agistrate. Munusamy. th< -dec! m formed the court that the woman enti< m nocent. Mr. Ch.. appeared for the complainant and the accused
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    HOLY BATH ENDS IN TRAGEDY
    78 3 Seremban, Friday. TRAGEDY overtook a part) of lour young Malays who s went to the Pantal wateifalls for th< religious "man- dai safar'' (hoi) oath) on Wednesday. While bathing, s one slipped and disappeared under the water and it is N ieared thai he uas
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    FOUR ACCUSED DISCHARGED AT MURDER TRAIL
    68 3 FOUR ACCUSED DISCHARGED AT MURDER TRAIL i mil ppan Irunasalm, ed with itt« nurd( olasai, I th hi i lor«( ship, Mt.- pro M t, .viii bt» re the effi foui I. compatrtbi on thi Durtni tieir 1 .uiiy and granted and thi othei arupf)ati and Arunasalm, had to ace
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      39 4 M pj Change 1 ALMOII Previous tof i i. pi <>I'K\ (Sir ;;M M.S.) I lue 710! i tPIOCA lalitj i Uncl vi vri Mv l! ipmen! lue iril|June tiipm( Unchanged (;AMBIKR I Mark) ipt nominal Unchan
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      55 4 radon, Apr Previous To-day Cha > 11 n i f Jir, 7 ir I Plan Investment Trust JllVi J am JJ JJf Southern Kini ;,J 12 9 lo ltic iii ail 1713 165--on 86 3 an jOl'i 101 Chartered Bank 12 i L British American Tobacco 106
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      42 4 London. Apr. 2 I'revlouf 'I '/-nay Chans ■i -i on Pai nlddle ra 21 I: a m Ing middle i.ii« i 8.96 116 •j i on Shan l Nominal on ite) Unchani TT 2-1 M elllng rate)! 498.84 498.71 13
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      BULLION MARKET
      20 4 London Apr. GOLD Previous To-day Una I i SILVER ,^jm»i 18 11 3(16 Ifi 11 16 3 16
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      METAL MARKET
      12 4 Londoi Apr TIN Standard k*enotii day Change Bo l 3
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      31 4 Rl 881 ie w Yl)l1 :i.us To-day Cham Bu: s '< P 11 1 3 1(5 rulylSepi 11! 15 l 11 [2 1 16 316 J Barely St< itel
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY REPORT
    268 4 Singapore, Thursc IN their weekly rubber report Guthrie Co. Ltd., state:— Markets have been unable to maintain the quiel dy tone ol the p< Immediately following the Baster Holid York has been very disappointing ble consumption with contin de undoubtedly h- i induct the uncertain tone now
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    SHARE MARKET
    173 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore, Fri< MINING. Tin at midday was $81 <>■ down Vi- The price of tin shar< London yesterday appeared to bt maintained and a number of b pe at markThe local market, however, wa optimistic 1 and moat counters exp- mail falls. nditions m
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      91 4 OV KRSEA-CHINESE v BANKING /^^V^X CORPORATION LIMITED A^ •lyes from the FEAT N^>jß>tK BUROLARB by keeping you VALUA] jewellery or import HOI aiii documenti) Id safe boxes 911? IH I II m our VAULTS at CHINA HIUMI 131 INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD. BUILDING, CHULIA STREET SINOAPORK I bold YOUR OWN kkys,
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      3 4 SIME DARBY Co.Ltd:
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    741 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company I 1 pore, Apr. 29, 5 p. m 3 6 3 10! 2 xd bang 28,- 30- 42 6 47 6nom 20 6 21 6 0.60 0.65 19 6 20 6 1.27» 2 1.35 20 9 219 13 6 14 6 0.38 0.42 096
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    177 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Frid.> Buyers Sellers Am pat 3 6 4 -xd Batu Selangor 1.25 1.30 HonukM. l»|- 20|Hon^ Fi 0.98 L.02 Jelebu 067 0 72 oat 10- n -xd Kamuntinu Tin 91- 10 Killinghall 17!- 18Katu Tin 23Kuchai 1.17 1.25 Larut 9 9 1U 6 Lingui Tin 1.30
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    210 5 iard Co. Ltd. $30,000 Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 102 norn I^o7 rod 1047 $1,600,000 Jnt. Mar. bl Sept. 30 105 107 norn J909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Jt Mar. 31. Sept. 30 HO 112 norn
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      223 5 E. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore tMßMtmrv* Banker* and Broken m Sc<unt:ci II d Coy 'trj Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Servic: Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC Y. I NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR KXCHANGK. CHICAGO BOARD OK TRAD! CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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      191 6 Ml Till (.AIT IV— ROMANCE j| IVI I ILLINC Splendour Mm^^ vo i w i»isiki:! W TYRONE POWER LORETTA YOUNG ADOLPHE MENJOU CHARLES XMSMN(.n; -.I fmut Olib") year's »ptci«l laughtrr i| THEATRE ROYAL io-ini CAPITOL jp^ I TO-DAY at II A^ I fcX^jf(iala "POP-EYE" Matins K^^^^ mr |ll(ll!H- IMMON (IUM'
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      274 6 ",.h OTMllSp' OVERWHELMS SINGAPORE! > TIKNFI) AUAY V. KVKHY SHOW. (Hundreds l K>C|U DOROTHY l|[MyJpi LAMOUR IflHi^} m Samuel Goidwyna Amatting Adventure Stor> j of the South Seas I THE HURRICANE With JON HALL. MAUV ASTOK. C. AUBREY SMITH j and a cast of Thousands. 1 Ms,,: PARAMOUNT NEWS with
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    JAPANESE USING POISON GAS
    94 7 JAPANESE USING POISON GAS Shanghai. Apr QEVEBAL Japanese pok<> n o shells seised by the him ii Taierchwang have been Hankow. They will n evidence <>f Ihc Japan* capon prohibitc I i>> \nU :i law. Japan< Japa i BROKJ 2.000 chi. noj Chu pt i< ban! INI ORM \i [ON
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      279 7 A i 'n^^^* i^^ __0~ .^r- i 1 '-^0" J* AI H A MRD A 3 SH ows to-day to-morrow J j/I.LiH/iITIPI\/i. 3-15 6-15 a ?>-i.f YOU'RE WELCOMED TO THE "HOLLYWOOD HOI I IS J Where the Stars Are quests and the Guests Are Stars! And Look! A Skyful of
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      108 7 SHOWING SIMULTANEOUSLY TO-NIGHT AT JSUN TALKIE EMPIRE TALKIE (Ne« World* (TMIJOBf P';i».tr) I Pri.ev Include fret- admis^on i«t Vfu World. V tea th( i 1 1 en hobii\so\ iim soi s (Flap. 1-6 Produced by n\ i LEVIN] I h i EMPIRE TALKlE:— Matinees Tb-Da) To-Morron Private/ Life j S
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    CHANCKAT SERDANG PAYS FINAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT.
    361 8 1 I id Oil per cent i I i nnual i noon to-day i Balance Bh< i I HIM Of ,11 the 'i ;i further i I !i:ii!fi!: M ■•■hnieiy, etc. i to which I 'I on our II 1 1)
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    SINGAPORE BANKRUPTS AFFAIRS
    309 8 SINGAPORE BANKRUPTS AFFAIRS owgapore, i FORMERLY f bus Illld sole be: Arjan Sin >] onlj r cent, had d ad m ad only t Th( urther prospeci o any Ui;' port himself, h ;i hib m per month. His lordship made the ordei abi Ex' Municipal Cask That he was
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      359 8 TRADE BARGAINS MOl VEHICLESI PHOTOGRAPHY R)R SALE Special B m second-hand GD VRANTEED USED T Sn apore select ion of 70 l l____l_J I excellent Used Cars jtor SALE always available m stock. i m We ran recommend real \»u model refrigkrators ai !iirir M r ri Ivu-L<»rl kv #uir
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      34 8 HELLO EVERYBODY ft) It won't be long before 111 be with you m my ovioHir Jab M.Ci.M s first liX, nicture mud.- J?'"V MEET ME at M-Jmfc 1 the CAPITOL Ji. Cheerio!. 808 TAYLOR*
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      134 9 THIS 1% Till: Trade r^ip^J 31 ark This is THE "HUMBER HAWK" TH E F IXEST dE A R CASE MOD E L IN TH E W ORL I) ere is the full specification: jngh speed gear. Beeston-H umber Duplex front fork. Frame 22" IT. Wheels: Steel MW, chromium plated.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Apr. 30, 1938 CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.
    241 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Apr. 30, 1938 CORPORAL PUNISHMENT. WHETHER birching and flogging I court :m en the subject ol i both m official unofficial circl In order at question should be out as thorou pecial has mcd m Greal Britain, 1 it is t< i tin the ng it*
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    PERSONAL VIEWPOINT
    540 10  -  Autolycus A TOPICAL CAUSERIE by A A publl Ipli i ci i Hit controvi rsy betind em] Britain which n m Britain for the past a by-product ot the defence n In-so-far as the unanimity ol the committee In making its recommendations Is no doubt influenced by the
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    115 10 Sißnor Alberhni and three other Italians took ofT from Croydon Aerodrome. I ondrni m a twin-engined mon plane m an attempt to beat the < roydon (ape and hack record. They crashed m Tripoli The other mem hers of the creu are M.netti (second pilot. (errutti (mechanic) and Ajjostino (radio
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    PERSONALITIES
    86 10 Mr. W. A. Zimmerman. Oener: tary. Young Men's Christian kok. Biam, Is spendini lea. neron Highlai Cameron Highlands together Zimmerman. <= Mr. J. Watson is expected from En" land during the first m plao ol Mr. R. Barboui A ant Mai Ayer Tawar E wan. Mr. R. Barbour, who
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    NEW SUPER D. H. 'PLANE
    1150 11 NEW SUPER D. H. 'PLANE World Of FHgl« 70-Seater Faster Than The Comet m Our Oivn Correspondent) London, Apr. 23. 'ATAPULT launching for mail 4 planes has been brought once into discussion by Germany's irement of a new world longlistance record for seaplanes. Dornier flying-boat, which flew Devon "coast to
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    World's Newest Capital City
    428 11 World's Newest Capital City HAS PICCADILLY CIRCUS ONLY 17 INHABITANTS WILL BE IMPORTANT ENGLAND-AUSTRALIA FLYING BOAT BASE DARWIN. APR.. 11. QALUTE THE WORLDS NEWEST CAPITAL (II V!— THE CITY OF TOAXBURY U WHICH HAS A PICCADILLY CIRCUS BUT ONLY 17 INHABITANTS. XBURY IS THE "CAPITAL OF GROOTE TSLAND. IN THE
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    27 11 m M* I-'aimsworth, Vice OODSU] Amer ilate Qeneral, 81 gapor tending about a month* holiday at Cameron Highlands Hotel. Cameron Highlands, together with Mrs. Sa .Hid child.
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      35 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chtmau and Stores im\i: a in\o; at the Capitol Restaurant Music by dURT H! \c ii ft his Orchestra WEDNESDAY X HtIDAY. I'M. n» Midnight. NO ADMISSION CHARGE.
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    EASTER THRILLS AT BROOKLANDS
    97 12 4 II r it riivti.n driviii" 11 Fleminf's M. VU badly hurt when hi« BrookUnda attracted i larfc crowd for the last,-, Mondaj motor-racing meeting. B. T. 11. la>ton. vi yi ut- i i rumi ihk b ki m thp first ra(t car somersaulted over the
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    108 13 all out" m a donkey race on Hampstead Heath, where thousands of Londoners onjoyed themselves at the Easter Monday fair. the baby giraffe horn at the Whipsnade Zoo on December 27, wears J h.mu ht v air as he takes a stroll In the sunshine at Whipsnade (Bedfordshire) uith his
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      39 13 INSPECT OURBEAUTIFUI (HOICK OF LADIES GENTS WHIST WATCHES IN STAINLESS STEEL COLD WHITE GOLD PLATINUM. JEWELLED TOlSr WATCHES WITH IICEAL DIAMONDS A MKCIALITY. All our waf t-uarant entii made m ENrltzerland AGENTS *\)R ■'RiX /yf RENE ULLMANN IMIIIIS PI.ACK.
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    Go. gay with Boleror
    762 14 >uits Co Smartly Everywhere This Year Except To The Most Formal Of Parties With Matching Skirts And Bright Blouses —Evening Gowns And Playsuits They're Popular Any Way DM miii i.v thl Vivid coloui Hut perha] the bolero ouj I Wend In the r. aim o! di'
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    LITTLE THINGS WE'VE SEEN
    337 14 LITTLE THINGS WE'VE SEEN 4 BEIGE town to b ™m wlth A etching bolero, and has a striking amethyst clip brooch at the neck. V rod coloured hat and rust acct are the perfect complement. A DINNER dress of vivid blue has red and yellow field flowen massed boldly at
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      149 14 i <• "MADGE" j MAJSON pERM Flower Shop IMWUW rLivm LUVVLA Ji;wi LADIES HAIRDRESSERS 19. Stamford Road Stamford Road. SINGAPORE. A99 lakes pleasure m announcii. Tel. 44^7. opening ol their branch i Malacca Say it with Flowers 1~ PESPAt A LJ!:I Wedding bouauets and chnrch 1 I decorations. Wreaths and
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    TENNIS TALK
    352 15 BLUE Is a popular colour for tennis clothes this year and In England blue coats, blur bandeaux, blue and i yen blue handled racquet BANDEAUX, ll a largei pari In our spx I umes this ne for ome time. Hail more intricate, and th ward curia need to
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      396 16 I BYP&Oa^BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due l)ue lonnage spore Tonnage spore 19 38 1938 KANI'URA 17,000 July 1 I SS X BANGA] 6,000 July 2 'WAN 7 C A t. pINI;1 17 0 00 July 15 Ips CX)RFU l&,000 Jiily29 Uj June HUMAN 00 July JU 000
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      455 16 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA S I It II II A A 8,000 TONS SAILING MAY V AT 3 P.M. T)i e vent modorn accommodation for First Saloo: and Japan flnterchangcabi reduced rat< HARPER, Gn.FILLAN CO., LTD relephone: .'iS(JI. Lloyd
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    188 17 by the Aircraft "Catedoxla" close at 1.30 p.m. on the :;ame day khi Aircraft "Brisbane" close at 7 p.m. on the :ong only. parcels by the X.L.M. close at 7 p.m. on the same day. prepaid at special air mail rates only Parcels and registration by steamer<] O
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    85 17 HIPS ILONGSID1 UN WHARV1 S OR l XPECTED TO ARRIVE Main Wharf: Oil Wharf: Nil. I Wharf: VESBEI S in DRlf DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: P W i» Hopi t"». Victoria Dock: Nil Keppel Harbour: Kind's Dork: tseville (floai No. 1 Dock: Crane A. Lighter X
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    REFUSED TO OPEN DOOR?
    44 17 rroa Sena Ulepation THA riit t() i who lie v. .1 the debtor .1 vv. Ambn v Informed hi lord he was Instructed had no m the Coloi His lord Ijourned th( for one week lor further enqu be ma(
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    H. M.S. Capetown
    46 17 II M S Capetown (Captain C Cop•r, use i ailed from Hongkong on Apql 26 for the United Kingdom The will now call at Singapore and Is expected to arrive at the N f) a.m. to-morrow and to sail for Penan-, ie day.
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      257 17 IH'IIXS PIIILP LL\E. 'Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS t>«ie Is. In Ma: Mcy 3d June 3 und trip tickets from Singapore »o Australia issued at the 3 may transfer at Si. me, Sydney or the connecting K.P.M U>NEI r et urii W&M Ist cJ jJ43O.;i -nd class !IKNL return *»M.4*
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    104 18 ABSENTING COMMISSIONER'S SEA DECLARED VACANT UNUSUAL ACTION TAKEN Sim l l<|iv n iM|l tion ol whether tl I oi m< who had absented „i, „m ordinal ol the s Municipal Comm t occasions wiihoul ufllcienl reason should declared vacant, or wheth old preferable i<» asli >i»r Comra rned Uj ,i
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    104 18 i Berlin n is reported thai i section of the German prew Aowi considerable nenrownesa regarding th, London conversations leal me outcome h the itrengthenin« i British policj In regard to the < < hnshnak problem. Thi •i aC dmatlon Ace tne with Italy, m•-
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    69 18 i !i DftOII, i DENOUNt ING the United $1,156 millions naval expai programme as unjustified and pressing the belief that tl gramme originated with FreM-: i;, osevelt, not the Navy. v FoUette rigorously asserted t.. Senate "the complete destruction the British fleet would have Iho
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    49 18 Erection Of Signs Before Issue Of Licence sir.! p i publicly known, tl. A E Brown wh i Sin Municipal Comi "Tl put up and then applii One or two n Commit* 4 object to th unds that the ci should know, by n the sig [6
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    FINAL WORKOUTS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    728 19 FINAL WORKOUTS AT BUKIT TIM AH <,m(-.aPORE RACES x,., s SUPEBBUS") Singapore, Friday HNGGI -Hirv was tins uu well patronised »> 1,,,,;, the stables »J H»£r m Breukelen and Bagby, who barges, who are entered SS ridm the Una. rs RobbS, »uv:il and Major their horse* fast Scond track ol
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    199 19 DRASTIC INDIAN ARMY REFORMS ANDmn mi ehMgw m the mnmLmt^n ftf t s mll A|lr Mand rfisiruu In India, rec-nth v^ l m'n, rV S"???* and November and are confidently exTctl^'to^LS^i^ 2^*2? .mmuv Of th e Army and an annual m*BT*J£j£fi£L^ r,as f ,l vi h mmand will be abolish-
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    AUSTRALIA DEMANDS OTTAWA REVISION
    146 19 A USTRALIA DEMANDS OTTA WA RE VISION London. April 2X IUIIir Ihc primary object of <hscussiii^ uritfa Ulc British Govern Bent the revision of the Ottav i Agreement, :4 deputation tnm tinAustralian Government, led by Sir Pace, Dcpufv Premier, has arrived m London. 'Sir Earle Page, Interviewed by Reutex "<i
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    101 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Apr. 29 Tot. Company Dividend Books Date V\* Close Payable Ampat Tin :> linal Apr 21 May 13 Apr. 22 le&s tax Kramat Tin 3d. (No 23) Apr. 27 May 4 Apr. 28 Lahai L2ft May 18 tax Pahang Consol 10' int. less
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      672 20 [ON THE RADIO], LONDON HONGKONG Illl«llllfH 2:^.05^-^ 31.49 metres (9.52 mes). p.m. OHJ 13.93 metres (21^3 mo»). programme TiSH Ml metres (21.47 met). OHU j 16.86 metres (17.79 mes) and GSO P m 19 76 metres (15.18 mcs). j Transmission 3^- 915 P;™^;" No CiS:i-13;<7 metres (21.47 me*), ]()2 jn
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      349 20 SINGAPORE orchestral Concert 1 B and cl v r \drlpi p.m Interval. by ReS;lI cho Maim Siew Wan ►mpanied by Tham I ong Ch< i A( i tnpanled by Sna In Tai Book 4(l hildren's Programme C 7 00 Victor O By Saint S'aen.s. "L< Kctelbey. "A Per > IV
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    52 21 MIXED BEER sODA WATER ikmbang Road premise* Raided Sin X trade n ..m and and a nbang were m the very act th beer when the n- call, it d. Anchor beer botti s were ibels, while their removed by m mode ol ition on the ca; »n all lilty
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    CAFE METROPOLE
    268 21 1/ The Cinemas Good Comedy At The Pavilion Oof the yi m at the Pavilion Adolphe 1 1 I ol and there la tnoof the film \\h\r\ tain Tht when a youn American, In bad chequ ebt 1 Adolphe Mcnjou. order I mem foi the money he failed
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    SCHEUT MISSIONS
    167 21 New Bill To Come Before Council A bill to incorporate the Procureur m the S.S. of the Scheut missions is to be introduced m the Legislative Council. The objects and reasons are given as follows: The landed properties of the M Scheut have from time to time been
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    Raub Gold's Report
    480 21 THE repori ol the General rail. m Gold Midi 1 Ltd., for the foui ling April 23. MINING— DEVI I OPMI N I In column ordei cutting, Driving, W. nd Total. Bukit Koman A 116 73b Liburne 46 pick 200 ii<» 310 Anderson 11 H Raub 19
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    SAPPERS BEAT CRICKET CLUB.
    194 22 FIRST DIVISION SOCCER Cromarty Receives Nasty Gash R.l SC< I, v, (mnc* iritiiewed thfa th, „,,(,,rs( ,,rs <;-;' r:.-:,.,""..:. m shaft ireU ping n the "£B rated almouth Bd the unimpn re lacking M«-< aiier> he onl3 McK< .11 both failed In the attack well balam
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    Chinese School Athletes Set Up Many Records
    56 22 I com T Foi n ns II i 111. 13 S* BOYS' S< HOOI S Chin 50 Ah School 23 ,1. 20 points ■I. Nans 31 30 Adkina W tor oi n iChin< B.i them vs by 640 i peal In 1936 they
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    LADIES UNION SPORTS
    34 22 MEM] lies Union held th( i Thi attendai .ith the Union. Idu 5 aro- .'.atlii DamodaMu. ici J C) i Apple-Eatin by. I 5 1. M -I •I^r Gri Kama! Nail
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    56 22 Th Pteci the B.C I 2 pr. round: J W. 1 J A A Foster, H Gu.lkird, ft. W Leonard, L V C i» Stewart, C H. Whit membei I R r on S 11 a.rn S.C.R.C. ground \v H LA M Wl A. U Todd. A. i.
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    LADIES' GOLF
    71 22 Island Club Beat Garrison Club natch bei (i club and rrison Golf Ciub. d at the Island Club on Thur ted In a v and Club am by The Club nam< Mi Reilly 0: Mrs. Lim Mrs. C J B K. C. Eu 0. Mr H. Dunn I.
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    33 22 Since the arrr Smgapon th A M Company hav< soccer m i results: 8 8. Corfu, von o—o Praser 1 I won V Pulau Bukom. All th< match away from barracks.
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    23 22 Th( Sinlly game p Monday on i Teck, Sidik; 1 1 mail alani i I! Mi tiona wishing h tl >
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER
    197 22 Mental Hospital Beat KMCA Mental B. l; v.M( OMAR TAHIR. the ored thre< when tl als to nil m the Third Ba F a League at A }>. tast and int. out Displa uperior si m attack, the Hospiti »r port. Labllshed a 3- mi twenty minutes
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    34 22 Fixtures In C.C. b wl ment:— Mixed Pairs Tuesday: E. Fozard and T. Riley and Ml scr. Wedne E R Dyne and Mrs. P W. I 1 Final: H. H wo I
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    SPORE RACING SEASON BEGINS TO-DAY
    1398 23 Prospects Of The Runners Discussed: Thebez For Anniversary Cup B> Marcus Superbu^ THE Summer (Gold Cup) meeting ipore Turf Club will run at the Bukit Timah urse to-day, when a card of rents will be worked off. piece de resistance of the sport will be
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    SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS"
    61 23 Sum I M»\s I OR TO-DAI 'S RACES \l SINGAPORI Ull POLLOWS Race i-sii mm rARTAN /oltanrlla Km g— PRIN4 I PROM Sliere Donmrd K a, i- SPI \M lO\\ sir Patrick Race t— BLUE \\i> whitk iisiir Parade BLUE PETEH Rainborovffa Race —Tin v.\ lerial
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    85 23 8C c lawn tenni tournament tie Monday Mixed Doubli f inal N. 8 and Mrs I) Uipkin v Dr ;url Mrs 11 o Hopkin 1 1 Championship Bingli < I w uoui v.s E. I ton Wednesda) Mixed i Handicap Final Mi nu\ Mrs A I). Anderson 3
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      13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE SPORT SUPPLEMENT April 30, 19:58. EDITED BY "HERMES' Every Sal unlay.
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      ANNIVERSARY CUP SHOULD PROVIDE A FINE FINISH
      852 1 S, T. C Meeting Opens To-day At Bukit Timah (By "Marcus Superbus") will invade the Bukit Timah course to-day for tri< Summer (Governor's Cup) meeting ol" the Turi Club, which promises to be a "bumper show," if the \vn m the training may
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      Wimbledon Objects To Tennis On Sundays
      147 1 Wimbledon Objects To Tennis On Sundays I < x al church Wimbledon ob- jected when nnounced tti the Lawn Term s Association v. I to hold tnai games on a Sunday to the selection ol a team to meet us a m the Wightman Cup competitions m June. In spite
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      DAVIS CUP
      55 1 Tup Belgian Lawn Tennia federation is negotiating tor the »enricea <>r .1 ■h professional to coach their Davis Cup team this y< p o] years Adnlphr Francois ,i m thla capacity, but he has informed the federation mat »>»n Will not be available Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia are other
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        44 1 ELSEWHERE In To-day's Supplement Page Setetai Notes Prnang BoceCf Olympics— latest Malayan ricket S Sports pi(tur«s I ami I Brtanftt Plans Horn*- Cricket Tanglin Notes 7 n \H Boxim [please c©melSjd §cc i I /s^s\ h 1 v<j9BE i {fgmfnm ELSTE; V M »< -r>±*-
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      Penang Preparing For Cup
      244 2 <IIN UNLIKE previous Ptnnn mmkixi rly start m preparai roc the Malaya Cup competition the [act ol two trial mai the and I und( <l>at the moment The Idea Is apparently to many players a possible a chance o1 showing v.hat they can do with to
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      31 2 The death Is announced of A Leake, the former small Heath, Aston Villa, and Burnley International centre-halt. Leak< who wa c,c> years old, had been m Indifferent health for some tune
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      NEW TENNIS SEASON OPENS AT SELETAR
      1106 2 NEW TENNIS SEASON OPENS AT SELETAR (By Mash") tvw v,r.M7PVPr nn 'irrount of the performers, let t ?r ;:r rx^rs, Inter-section mat ch. 11 1 SSid not the storm clouds gathered at tiffin time and i we witnes Such ai toon's r ul^d of course the usual i-laps of th
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      League Games To The Fore At Tanglin
      657 2  - League Games To The Fore At Tanglin Pete (By IN direct contrast to last week all Tangtin soccer matches were S.A.F.A. lie games, and the home emerged very creditably— the "Skins second eleven winning both their second division matches and the Medicals drawing their third division fixture. Play at a
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      SINGAPORE SHOULD RUN MORE STATE MATCHES
      351 3 SELANGOR FIELDED TWO SIDES AT EASTER fr\i that Selangor fielded two State teams on the same day m inter state matches against Negri and Malacca sets one Singapore inter-state cricket. pore, as usual, has only one inter-State match season, against SelanJuly 16 and 17.
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      MALAYAN CRICKET
      639 3 MALAYAN CRICKET By A Special Correspondent S son is m good batting form this year, this being his second century of th» son, and there are many who considerthat he should have been found a place m the Malayan XI as an opening bat. However, he la sure to give
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      SINGAPORE AVERAGES TO DATE
      149 3 roLLOWiN the leading batting and bowling averages m Singapore cricket up to the present Batting I NO. R. H.S. Agr. (apt. G. J. Bryan 8 2 292 101* 48.66 N. Sullivan 13 2 497 122* 45.18 Lt. F Simpson 10 2 344 132' 43.00 Ismail Jabbar
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      OLDEST TEST PLAYER IS 90
      89 3 OLDEST TEST PLAYER IS 90 Man Of Spofforth's Day THE MacKinnon of MacKinnon. Bri- tain's oldest Test cricketer, has celebrated his ninetieth birthday. He was a member of Lord Harris's team which toured Australia m 1878-9 when Australia's "demon" bowler, F. R. SpofTorth, first became prominent. In the Test match
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      BERG PROGRESSES
      96 3 Nearer To Title Fight With Ross KID BERG, the former British light- I weight champion, drew one step nearer his objective, B light lor the worlds welterweight title held by Barney Ross, when he scored his fifth successive victory during his American campaign at New York. Berg decisively
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      23 3 sr r RE thangi, and pir"* >"h?i X thc first Sin^ai b J ts^ an to bag a bracr f hundreds this year.
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      ALL-LANCASHIRE FINAL
      194 3 Rugby League Stars For Wembley MAY 7 will .see London invaded by a multitude of Lancashire stalwarts who follow the Ru^by League game; for it is the day of the Rugby League Cup tinal, to be played at Wembley, and the j final this year, between Salford and
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      CAMBRIDGE TOURISTS DOING WELL
      45 3 juv Cambridge University Rugby xv 1 have completed i mo.st successful our of the United States during* which *ey played .six matches and won them ill. Altogether they scored an,, aggregate of 221 point* and had only 6 reglsered against them.
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      HARVEY TO CHALLENGE TOMMY FARR FOR TITLE?
      14 3 Ij British th«'n B< ht lit Loi
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      32 3 ii s (.ill, Beianfor, F M s and All Malaya batsman-bow! er, who with the season two months old hM hit up 500 runs for an averaßO per innings of over 40.
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      EASTER ICEBREAKERS ON SERPENTINE
      103 4 I si.rt uf the Annual Easter Monday morning swimming race In the Serpentine, Hyde Park. London Tte race took pi;,,; !».,ih weaUiei bat it wa, not neceW; this year to break the lee, as lometimea happens. portion of the crowd ol spectator! who watched tht races
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      133 5 i anfi m a match on the Liei mpson scored his second century of th« year. Captain J. n. Cole, skipper of I I ickei eleven which made its debut on weekend am! In :ii the club m a eood mutch. lifted for the inter-rroup relay final in the v
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      MIDDLESEX HOPE TO WIN THIS YEAR
      754 6 MIDDLESEX HOPE TO WIN THIS YEA R Will Hi. 1 11: it li < >un Ps (<linr s IJI ll s vrar tlir lh Middlesex, who r»ut up mm h splendid fi^^; ,ppeai to be the most likely county to end thr kng domination ol the v "i Hi. A
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      £7,000 OFFER
      22 6 Armstrong To Meet Foran J,OOO lot A. strong to m< n m Aii 1 1 chai the welterwei if on
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      INTER-STATE ATHLETICS MATCH FOR K. L.
      537 6 INTER-STATE ATHLETICS MATCH FOR K. L. Organised Training Scheme For Selanoo, Stars Next Month CELANGOI uill have started something new m Malayan sport when a scheme for organised training of athletes makes a berinninc m Kual i Lumpur on Tuesday May Mr. F. Cooke, \u c-president (Central Malaya* Amateur Athletir
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      Farr To Fight FinN Champion
      110 6 Farr To Fight FinN Champion TOMMY the Finnish h Baeriund, the otv good for a contest with I I ?huck" Farr has left for an along th Pacific Coast m h finht. over lour rounds, he i Micto y McAvoy, a local box geles before a cheering crowd oi spec
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      7 6 Phenomenal Golf By Californian
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      33 6 .fames (;over. the Surrey and I I nt; la nd fast bowler, who will be lit afaia when the neu season opens and m whom Surrey are relying a Rood deal this year.
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      25 6 Th« ML< C after knaJdng provision lor taxation have distributed surplus funds arising from the Australia-New Zealand Tour: flrst-clasfi count C4UO each, Minor Counties— £33o
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      94 7 Royal Air Force boxing team, which is to tour South Africa, is undcr..inu intensive training at the K.A.F. depot at I'xbridge. Middlesex, prior its departure for Cape Town. The tour is being made at the invitation f tin south African National Amateur Boxing Association, which is res,lc for the arrangements.
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      INDIAN CRICKET
      119 7 Prominent Officials Resign FOLLOWING the recent Q of T the President ol the Board ol control oi m India, the Jainaahio Nawanagar, comes the announcement that the secretary ol the board. Mr. A S. de Mello. has tendered ni.s resignation In a letter to the vice-president, Mr R.
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      NORWEGIAN WINS A.B.A. TITLE
      344 7 Fine Victory In Middles Division ARRIVING from Norway the night before, 11. Tiller, 23 year -old Norwegian and the only foreign entry, the next day smashed his uav to the middle weight title m the Amateur Boxing Asso< iation's championships at the Albert If all. I
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      M. C. C.'s Hard Task In South Africa
      111 7 M. C. C.'s Hard Task In South Africa THK M.C.C. team will ftnd South Africa very hard to beat when they Lour the Union this year, according to Lyttleton, Captain ol v. rshire, who has been on a visit to Capetown. This opinion was farmed after a three month.' holiday
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        101 7 mm^^iiili PXJA^ f\ rj! lii""" v ■'i.ii.|iji; J iiiniiiiiniiiiii. l .iii|«im^ii l |.i.,iii. l ...,i,nuniT??!TT|7TiTpp IB^^^than bath salts K.W.V. Fan de C'olopne j?ops ten times as far is ordinary bath salts he< ausr only a feu dn»| are needed m order to prepare a ielieioosls refreshing- bath. Distilled m Sunny
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      New Men In The British Davis Cup team
      33 8 New Men In The British Davis Cup team match, witn s M Y n 1 the wiU be up a (I proposition ,11 be rul fth, with fcnzel back the ipportcd Hechi or
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      CZECHS ARE TO PLAY CRICKET
      123 8 nl up crickei 1 ngland li Lords. He Jiedlate liking to the game and resolved to Ui- ce Into tn epi th(> operation ol h team They „u Ui nar dly Invite a cricket eleven niaily ;o tin d an English football team who wen-
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      33 8 Tin Cambridge University 8q i Rackets team won only two ol then thirteen matches played during a short ol the United Stati They met both Harvard and Yalr Uni(i lo ;1 both matche
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      Special Trophy For James Braddock
      32 8 Special Trophy For James Braddock Cm i the most courageous I 3 Braddock. the champion ol World, i warded a trophy by Associatl I chamDion Braddi resi lurant b He md alon
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      23 8 lock McAvoi (Rochdale) raccenfuUy defended the British luht-heavy-eighi title against Len Harvey, at Harringay recently, ihis photo snows an incident daring the fight.
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      NINE NEW MEN SELECTED FOR WALKER CUP
      278 8 NINE NEW MEN SELECTED FOR WALKER CUP Britain Making Great Bid For First ictory W»ser CW competlU.; krtween the <»■» .""ntr.es. Altogether twentyflve plavera have been chosen to play In trial mat v ,n chosen m February and Jhe final nin« have now been announThe nine new-comers are D. H.
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      CHINESE STILL ON THE TOP
      297 8 S. A. F. A. Leagiu Tables To Date rol I OWING arc the current p the S.A.F.A. LeaglK tion at end of I on: p. W. L. D. For. An 7 5 S n 2 6 4 2 0 14 Gunners .4-53 l 10 Innis
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