Morning Tribune, 3 April 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIRUNE 4_Xo. B. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, April 3, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    ITLER FORECASTS PEACE
    802 1 Other Nations Charged With Breaking Pledges WILHELMSHAVEN SPEECH MILD FORECAST OF PEACE WAS CONTAINED IN HITLERS SPEECH DELIVERED ON SATURDAY AT WILHELMSHAVEN. HE ASSURED HIS AUDIENCE THAT THE SEPTEMBER RALLY OF NAZIS AT NUREMBERG WILL BE A CONGRESS OF PEACE. Hitler in his speech, says Reuter, made
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    World Reaction To Hitler's Speech
    286 1 World Reaction To Hitler's Speech IS IS HOW THK WORLD KEACTKD TO HITLERS LLCH: ondon: Authoritative British .l?s have up to now made no mment on H.ller's speech and e unlikely to express their .\vs until thry have had time study the full text of the iehiv.\ declaration*. Wilhflr.ishaven. German
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    Hitler On British And German Rearmament
    225 1 London, Apr. 2. passage in Hitler's speech on uhifh attention has been mainlv fussed in London is that referring relations of Britain's and Ger■Tl armaments. Je amplified version of this passage ■Knjanj does not think of attacking LSf 7"£ w:thout distinction. What ionl i?r°
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    SOVIET DISTRUSTS BRITAIN
    90 1 Moscow. Apr. 2. TEARS that pressure may be applied on Poland to give up the Polish Corridor pervade Soviet opinion on Britain's pledge to Poland. Official comment in the Pravda says that distrust of the British policy by th-** Soviet press is one of the consequences ot
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    BRITISH PRESS COMMENT
    208 1 BRITISH PRESS COMMENT LONDON. APR- 2. HITLER LEFT US MORE MYSTIFIED, BUT NO MORE TROUBLED THAN BEFORE." These words from the comment on Hitlers speech in the Sunday Despatch appear to represent the average Englishman's reaction. While the Despatch welcomes the fact that Hitler refrained from denouncing the Anglo-German naval
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    28 1 Salamanca, Apr 2: A communique s that with the Red Army disarmed and Interned, the National forces have reached theei last military objectives. The war is ended Reuter
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    FOUR KILLED IN CRASH
    710 2 Inquest Story Of Drinks Before Drive tFrom om* Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Sunany. «HE nui tcctten. in wh,,!, t«tt EnglWi speaking Malays, inching 1 h e wv-ta-law of the formei Hentri Eb Johore were killed a the Kota iHnggi Maun Hoad on the waning ol Feb.
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    Many Russian Plan For China
    518 2 Many Russian Plan For China "DrsSIAN aeroplanes are being delivered to fhe Chian;? Kai regime at the rate of some 30 new machines a week." categorical confirmation of reports which interested sources I been attempting to deny was given to Reuter in an interview I highly-placed neutral observer who returned
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    A. R. P. APPEAL IN MALACCA
    183 2 A. R. P. APPEAL IN MALACCA (Tribune Staff Hcporter. Malafra Friday. Till! Chief Air Warden. Mr. UAC. Haines, has issued pamphlets setting out ehoieei open to every citizen who wishes to take his or her pari in the Voluntary organisation of the \ir Kaid Precautions Services of the Colony. lhe
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    CURFEW IN HAIFA
    68 2 Haifa Api I The A ,i... lt!lt r„ n 1 ,1l Acie, Mr, F' t> Corfteld e. J Ination when two Arabs flr-. when he wn«. leaving his hoUse Four bullet, h i v ,v corfleld's 1 on< Pi< through his hat and the 1 mi '<•
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      27 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European Hair Dressers I" 1 I ".li,-. „n,l Gentlemen s i"" ;IIKI "> i 1.,,.,.,, MP«rt« In pedi- and P«ces moderate.
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      92 2 Pains in Ba Nenrtns, Kheun* Wrong foods and work and frequent colds °«Vy r r ,u mi the Kidneys and Kuln< g-^ Troubles are the true cause ra^ Hy. 0_ttl__g Up Nights. Bur" \m# l.eg Pains. Nervousness. P v{ .n_* Ankles, Rheumatism. ~un> i- feeling old before your ti i"
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    IN MINER OW EARNS A MONTH
    290 3 ,Kroni Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. _*_a started business with a capital of $20,000. fe r "ounted a tale of failure in which he had lost D0 Hm course of his public examination conducted heft Redman Assistant Registrar, by Raja Omar, Ass.s--91 A "'lih»
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    Negri wami BreKS fast
    204 3 Negri wami BreKS fast OUR OWN REPORTER) SEREMBAN, SATURDAY. OH AN WHO COMMENCED A [N PROTEST BECAUSE SOM£ LARGE INDIAN FIRMS IN DID NOT CLOSE THEIR R HALE A DAY AS AGREED TING OF INDIAN MER lOME TIME IN DECEMBER SEN HIS FAST. a very weak state. M a result
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    New Zealand's Social Security Act Enforced
    77 3 Wellington, Apr. 2. Tlie Government's Social Secretary Act, whereby married couples aged sixty or over are to receive pensions of £3 sterling weekly was inaugurated yesterday. It is hoped that free hospital, medical and maternity benefits under the Act will soon be available. Mr.
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    THE GAIETY PASSES
    7 3 THE GAIETY PASSES Theatre demolished of offi,.
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    Salvation Army Makes Annual Appeal
    203 3 Salvation Army Makes Annual Appeal THAT splendid institution, the Salvation Army, which has done so much for the benefit of the community in Singapore, is making its annual appeal. The Army has five separate institutions, each' of which, being a separate entity could properly launch a separate appeal In the
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    CHINESE PLAN HUGE COUNTER – ATTACK IN SOUTH CHINA
    274 3 CHINESE PLAN HUGE COUNTER ATTACK IN SOUTH CHINA (From Our Own Correspondent) I Hongkong, April 2. [JNDER instructions from the Central Authorities, the high Chinese military leaders in Shiukwan have mapped out a counter-offensive r- gainst tne Japanese in Kwangtung to check their drive southwards from Yungchi and Kwaichow, and
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      19 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. HRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PERSONAL ACCIDENT.
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      77 3 SILVIKRIN LOTION mmmm _________________^_-_^h m The daily dressing that nourishes the hair roots and gives the hair back its vouthful life and lustre; also quickly clears up dandruff, stops falling hair and promotes vigorous, healthy new growth Of all Chemists, High-Class Stores and Hair-dressers. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS, 117-125 Cecil
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      45 4 London. Saturday. Previous To-day Change RUBBER IdlP Idle <POl Buyers 8 7 15 16 —1 16 lsi Forward (Apr. June) Buyers 3 8 :..d Forward (July Sept.) Buyers 8 116 ft 1 1G Br3 Forward (Oct. Dec.) Buyers 8 l 8 8» a
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      240 4 London. Previous To-day kastmers 89 9 90 Minlop Rubber 26 26 ueneral Electric 76 4* 2 76 7- 2 imperial Chemical Lidustries 29 9 29 4- 2 Imperial Tobacco 130 7» 2 1313 Anglo-Dutch 24 3 24 3 Canadian Pacific 4 9 16 4* 8 London Tin
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      52 4 New Work. Satd (RUBBER Previous To-dav C! Market Tine Steadv Steadv Spot Buyers 15 11 16 15 13 16 Sellers 15 13 16 15 15 16 Forward July Sept. Buyers 15 1116 15 13 16 Sellers 15 13 16 15 15 16 Market Tone quiet Dull Spot
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      BULLION MARKET
      22 4 London. Saturc Previous To-dav cl U\r_UD JRIS"* P er oz £7-8-6> 2 £7-8-6 4 months' forward 19-11 16 19-3 4
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      METAL MARKET
      19 4 London. Saturday. TIN STANDARD Previous To-day Change Baal (afternoon (closing price) £215-1 2 Closed ■trWtH £214-14 Closed
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      62 4 Previous To-day C a\T, on Fans (closing selling rate) 176 73 176 76 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8 81-15 16 8 81-3 4 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8-3 8 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 12-13 16 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling
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      40 4 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with tha progress of economic developments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the multifarious services offered by a reputed banking institution with years jf financial experience. icABTtna.
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      22 4 SOUTH HISI I IMI INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD. rFIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. Tel. SW« I, Finlayson Green.
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      7 4 ..........^■V hW^^^jm—^UT k^^ SIME DARBY Co.Ltd: SW!.^
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    STCKS & SHARES
    742 5 STCKS SHARES sued By Fraser Company Singapore. Apr I. 1M- j naaHQ 33 ft t 49 5,3 rai 39 441P? 2°HiUm 065 070 Went? io- 199 nn Tin 12 3 IJOcd l selangor 9 3 99 intai 20 3 21,3 la M 116 12 3 ideri 030 0.35 n Tin
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    FRASER & COMPANY List Of Current Dividends
    152 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends G-ngapore, Apr. 1, 1 p.m. Company Dividend Books lomi (of Close Date Ex Div. year l\S "able Batu Selangor A P r Apr. 18 Apr. 13 2V 2 johan 5r f final Apr 8 A P r I 5 A P r 9 I°
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    LYALL & EVATTS QUOTATIONS
    198 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS Singapore. Saturday. Buyers Sellers _.*_i 3 4»/ 2 3 9 Ampatb ngs 0 70.. Ayer Wengs °f Batu Selangors J<*| 63 Hong Fatt* Jtgg JS Hongkong Tin £g Jelebus q Kamunting Tin Jg KatuTin 2^ 6 B Kents .f ijl Kiiiinghalls JJI Kramats .2 q Kuchais 44U,
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    163 5 Brats. lao no SINGAPORE MCNICIPAUTIf ■;< IMO $400,000 10. nom 07 1«7 tt.600.000 106 1M nom Mar. 31 Sept. m ta__^__*M» 113'- IW* nom _> Sept. 30 m imk nom C 1 72 S M >203 4 ,2134 cl. s_.t_^t* i2 >»»•«•' JOudi 99 100 2 xi
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      155 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N. V. incorporated in the Netherlanda. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 13* Paid Up Capitr' f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5.000,000 Special Reserve 1.000,000 Chairman of the Board of Direc ton H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRE^A DE lONGH President M TAUBIN
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      237 6 PAVILION -TO-NICHT ONLY-BY REQUEST _i __^___[__i_l_M_iilnr' "-M-k. -Era-'-* ■v''.W'v>jw^ 1 T^mA\_\ _m_T~^* ■^H^^^^iJ'^^^^v x _&r" v m M r fltafeteisgs ilSifE "i.^jik^ l- J§__^_. fi "''?-!_i^P>_-JiliHß^ .^Sr^ _^H ..1!....!................ M_*_^m_w___\W W*^ M msmmW ______________________________ia*4n. _____r v?i/aVC_{______________l ______________________K^ I|l ii m**\m_^_V A *m ms a m_t* *xm __%\_^mAS <y> EMPIRE TALKIE
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      229 6 No Thriller ever made can touch it this tale of a monster J looked like a man. Conceived in madness, .built with Ltd SPECIAL MA 1 1 Y/.- f CAPITOL today W I 3-15, 6-15, 9-15 Crowds AGAIN acclaim this famous THRILLER. A Brand New Copy of the most amazing
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    NO MARRIAGE," SAYS MARCUS SHOWGIRL
    284 7 h itu-te formerly m the -taupe of tho Greater. Spanish .ni Alvarez is leaving Singapore toW KS StSS for Allahabad bUt definitely lmP enal A. J^JJ n(tjan Maha ra.jah "as report*! pore newspapers. 1 I*l „,-lv no truui in f denial made to TriI v
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      132 7 \PENING TO- MORROW 1 *ffe. 5-15, Gl-OR^ViN VOVE 1 _____________________!9--fc_. Tm^^^^WKbmm AS___W___. m^ ________j C_______B ____W_ ij Wtmmrjl^^w V V mmi Ww M TEMPLE I as*;, m__ CHARLES FARRELL rni JOAN DAVIS J#l AMANDA DUFF /ll BERTLAHR T) g':# BILL ROBINSON K *> r'A! FRANKLIN PANGBORN v CORA WITHERSPOON Nw
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      160 7 Positively LAST DAY 3-15, 6-15 9-15 P.M. ALHAMBRA Warner Bros. Great Broadway Comedy Success! Mother #^tC I "::::::.::-::::n:_:::a:«H$K:^^ •BTf ~L A r-M mm n I SERANGOON RD. J jalan besar Tlfl; entrance jig: entrance. z MMM MJ. k I NEW WORLD 1 THE PIONEER AMUSEMENT thf I ARGFST AMUSEMENT PARK
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    THE TRIBUNE AGAIN LEADS
    696 8 ANOTHER CHINESE JOURNALIST TO "COVER" THE CHINA WAR THE Directors of the Tribune Croup of Newspapers are pleased to announce that they have decided to send to the China War Zone a Chinese journalist of not only Far Eastern repute but a young man who has
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    FIRMS ENSURE FOOD SUPPLY
    307 8 FIRMS ENSURE FOOD SUPPLY (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. DIG commercial firms and estate D companies in the F.M.S. are on their own initiative building up food supplies and other essentials which would be difficult to obtain during an emergency. The position as it now stands is that
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      25 8 W^^^ P^^^^^ P^________l b3^j4JV Ij -"-V.UiOt ___£"^l **^^-_----> _ou_--_ I c ml^^^^ mo^*^_- \__m__A______\m B_-N-H m^_\*^^^^_\w m\\ B^^ mm^r'^Mc^ \\\W ___^^__^_^i^ n STARTS TO-MORROW at PAVILION
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Monday. April 3. 1939. INDIAN LABOUR
    302 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday. April 3. 1939. INDIAN LABOUR POINTED comments on what he termed "State interference with the planters' relations with the Indian labour forces" were made by Mr. W. A. Wilken at the annual meeting of the Malacca Planters' Association. The Indian Government, he said, had prohibited the emigration
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  • GERMANY NOT READY?
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      PERSONALITIES
      263 10 Although other rulers have their personal machines for travelling, King Ghazi of Iraq is the only monarch in the world to pilot his own plane. He has just taken delivery of a Miles "Magister" plane from Reading (England). This type of plane is capable of over 200 miles an
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      Why HITLER
      357 10 WHAT can be said without fear of contradiction in unbiased quarters ifl that to-day, despite her bijr feverish preparations, Germany is in no condition to wage war on a large scale, and especially not a war which would last for more than a few months. The raw material
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      DID NOT GO
      269 10 In addition, theoretically, one socalled •cavalerie" regiment is attached to each army corps for reconnaissance purposes. Such a regiment is composed cf motorised units, horse cavalry und bicycle cavalry. f N the pan year there has been an appreciable increase in the number Of young officers, but
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      To WAR
      118 10 Mussolini pull his chestnuts out of tte Mediterranean, another big game of bluff like that of 193&— with the Du<*. and- Fuhcet's roles reversed may be in the offing. The rise of British, French and American armaments promising to rob aal axis powers of whatever lead they may
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE scholarships
    172 11 RAFFLES COLLEGE scholarships .larships, not exceeding i be awarded oy tht will be of the value i v 11 be tenable for ld lV b withdrawn or gKnell if the conduct ,ho!ar la unsatisfactory. r these scholarship should I tTthe Secretary. Raffles i oore and should reach him I :Tv
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    FEDERAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO RAFFLES COLLEGE
    327 11 FEDERAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO RAFFLES COLLEGE Federal Scholarships, not exceeding ten in number, will be awarded by the Council of Raffles College on behalf of the Government of the Federated Malay States in June 1939. Candidates for five kcholarshlps must be of the Malay race. Attention is directed to the Rules
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    Boom In U.S. Aircraft Export Trade
    471 11 AMERICAN aircraft plants are working day and night shifts, with 48 per cent, of the airplanes they produce being sold abroad, a survey of the industry revealed. The remainder of the 25 or more factories throughout the country are poised for production which official
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    Man Who Hid Bombs Forgiven
    137 11 Man Who Hid Bombs Forgiven pERMAX-BORX Reinhold Faust, who kept four home-made bombs stored in a United States safe deposit for 22 years, left the court at Chicago a free man. He admitted he madt the bombs in 1917. when he was 53. to protest against the entry of the
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    ONE-MAN EXPEDITION TO YUNNAN
    145 11 ONE-MAN EXPEDITION TO YUNNAN New York. MR. Quentin Roosevelt, grandson of Mr. "Teddy" Roosevelt, President of the United States at the beginning of the century, will leave Harvard University to go to China on a one-man scientific expedition. He told the press recently that he would go to the province
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    Pearl Diving In Glass Tank
    97 11 TWO young girl divers, Shizu Ota (19), and Sato Seko (17), who wish to give demonstrations of pearl-diving in a huge glass tank at the San Francisco World's Fair, applied to the Mie Prefectural authorities for passports. According to the Asahi, however, the Foreign Office
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    Malaria Shadow Over A Beautiful Island
    430 11 THERE is a popular idea that Ceylon, the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, might have been the earthly Paradise. Those who enjoy the beauty of Nature will endorse this opinion, for even before the ship enters the port of Colombo, the capital of the
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    Paris Ce R rates Franco's gnition
    278 12 Paris Ce R rates Franco's gnition The Nationalist flag is now flying over Spanish buildings in Pans following the recognition of General Francos Government by the French Government Here is the Nationalist flag on the balcony of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the Avenue de POpera, Paris. Arms are
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    CLEANING UP THE HOUSE FOR EASTER
    1469 14 CLEANING UP THE HOUSE FOR EASTER Right methods make for easy work. THANKS to modern appliances, house cleaning need no longer be the strenuous work that it was in jur grandmothers' time and, providing servants are trained to turn out the rooms regularly and in turn throughout the year, every
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      35 14 Now Open s «s<*«*' 1 I Hair-dressing Salon I j Beauty Parlour, Permanent I 1 Waving, Bleaching, Dyeing, j Facials Manicures A Specialty. I 10. BATTERY ROAD. I .Iftoom ib (2nd floor) Phone 7555 I
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    One-colour Homes
    754 15 By keeping to the same scheme throughout, broken by splashes of vivid colour, you can attain a harmonious and artistic effect. ■HE interior decoration of a house I is just as much an art as is the anning and proportioning of the ►veiling place as a whole. In
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      378 16 iv TO FRENCH PORTS I CHARCEURS REUNIS l BANGKOK Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp, Dunkirk Apr CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazarie Bordeaux Apr 28 j TO SAIGON INDOCHINA J CAP VARELLA For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong April 5 CAP PADARAN For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong May 3 j S. A.
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    491 17 Glidden Co. (No par' 15 12 11 G ?N,> 'oV, B F I^B 1738 (No pan 0 Goodrich $5 pfd <3» 61 62 Goodyear Tire R. 9 n 27 4 .No par) 25 b 2/i4 Great Northern Rly., pfd. (No par. 978 213 8 Grevhound Corp.
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    MALAYS BEAT AIRMEN
    615 17 FIRST DIVISION SOCCER Singapore, Sunday. Malays ..2; R.A.F 0. IjUSI-LY the best match thus far this season was seen at Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the Malays met and defeated the R.A.F. in an S.A.F.A. first division fixture. Keenly contested and without a moment of dull play,
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    104 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVE* OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance E: Ship Godown Gate Gi Opten Noort 18 2 Hoegh Silverstar 16 2 Glenroy 14 j President Monroe 11 2 Menestlyus 9 Darvel 32 j Tweedbank 34 2 Siamese Prince 36 2 Klang 47 4 Marella 48 Soekaboemi
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      272 17 _^==S*/ 111 H\S IMI ILP LINE. Incorporated in Australia> NEXT SAILINGS Dae Saite. HAREM A IN PORT Apr. 4 lIERKUR Apr 28 May 4 ipeci.il chea? mei trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the OllOWing l .mmm to* Class ptisengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane. Sydney or lelbourne
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      71 17 B^TiSJDIA^TEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD j (APCAR LINE) I FOR HONG KON G) "s^H^^L KOBE AND OSAKA I •S A NTH I A" 8,000 TONS I SAILING APRIL 6AT 3 P.M. J The above mA has excciient modern accommodation tor First Salcony Second Saloor iJ-j-Wg*, tictce ts to China and Japan
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    STRAITS STEAMSHIP EARNINGS DOWN
    1262 18 Chairman Outlines Difficulties At Annual Meeting Singapore, Saturday. ■TFHE fifty -fourth ordinary general meeting of the Straits Steamship Company, Ltd., was held to-day. Mr. F. S. Gibson presided, and the others present were Sir John Bagnall, Messrs. Tan Soo Bin, H. W. Moxon, W. Penrice, R.
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    Associated Companies
    327 18 As a result of the activity at our own Dockyard, the accounts showed a satisfactory profit for the year. The Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.— Successful trading resulted in an increase of dividends paid from six per cent, to eight per cent. I feel that mention should be
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    Big Gambling Raid In Kuala Lumpur
    213 18 Big Gambling Raid In Kuala Lumpur [Frcm Our Own R* Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. TUERE was a big ptiice raid i ast night when a p; i rty detectiiq under Detective Inspector tid Kwan Kun raided the Kim (hock Club in a shop house at An.pmg. Forty Chinese who wttt then
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    NEW JAP THREA TO SINGAPORE?
    237 18 I A PAX'S decision to occupy the Sprattley (or "Storm Islands, between Indo-China and Borneo, and plate the" l "under the jurisdiction of Formosa" is receiving the at tention of all the governments interested. This decision, in the middle of negotiations with France reg the
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    INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    75 18 THE following resolution was P ed at a special genera! sieswj of the Indian Chamber of Ra held at ils Registered Offif flies Quay, on Friday last: "That the scale of fees u 14 of the Association be i fixed as from July. 1, 1939. t
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    Palm Sunday At The Cathedral:
    21 19 A GROUP OF CHILDREN WHO CROWDED OUT ST ANDREWS CATHEDR\L YESTERDAY WHEN FALM SUNDAY WAS CELEBRATED.—TRIBUNE.
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS & TABLES
    1274 19 HOME SOCCER RESULTS TABLES London, April I. ISULTS of English and j Scottish league football itches played to-day ,IV.. Ingush i eague, div. I rv la 3 Prest r LJ J •j u 1 \yy. 1 1 _er_.fi i ster U. 1 lingfcaiii o l Chariton v l 2 Chel
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    TAIPING RACE RESULTS
    561 19 [From Our Oicn Correspondent] Taiping, Saturday. HEAVY ram rendered the course at Taiping water-logged to-day, in the final dav of the Extra Skye meeting of the Taiping Turt Club. Evergreen upset in the fourth ra?e to pay out $73 on the win tote. Rare One Ponies. Class
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    68 19 The following have been selected play soccer fcr the Junior DeP£t» e of the YMCA. against Oldham Hall to morrow at 5.10 p.m. on the Anson ROM ground: Wee Aik Chan. S Orton. Chan W Pian. Chin Sun Swee. G. J. Moxon. D Yetion D. Deans. Yow Wah
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    R.A.F.(H.Q.) Beaten
    228 20 R.A.F.(H.Q.) Beaten IN a friendly game of cricket played I on Saturday on their own gr ound. the St. Andrews school beat me BJLF. (Headquarters) by 45 runs Tessier, after registering 26 runs. wa* oreed to retire due to an injury. Davies and Connolly were successful .owlers for the Airmen:
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    Cambridge Scores Easy Boat Race Victory
    444 20 Cambridge Scores Easy Boat Race Victory London, Saturday. ITNDER perfect weather conditions, Cambridge won the Boat Race, beating Oxford by four lengths. The time returned was 19 minutes 3 seconds Cambridge led almost all along •ind their crow finished with plenty of reserve, while Oxford's crew were said to be
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  • WEEK-END CRICKET RESULTS
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      Reces Trounce The S.C.C. By An Innings
      607 21 Reces Trounce The S. C.C. By An Innings BOWLS IN DEADLY FORM aoore Recreation Club cricket eleven scored a convincing S? over their Padang rivals, the Singapore Cricket Club, in uull fixture played on the Padang during the week-end. The rreatio Club won by an innings and 41 runs. The
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      ANOTHER DRAW
      290 21 IN the second team cricket encoun- ter on the Padang on Saturday between the S.C.C. and the S.R.C, the Cricket Club were lucky to play the game to a draw when they managed to put 65 on the board for 9 wickets at the close of day. The
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      SINGAPORE TEAM AGAINST SELANGOR
      65 21 SINGAPORE TEAM AGAINST SELANGOR COLLOWING the match between the S.R.C. and the S.C.C. the following were chosen to represent Singapore against Selangor during the Easter week-end at Kuala Lumpur: Capt. E. Dynes (Capt.) S.C.C.) A. Foster (S.C.C.) G. Waites (S.C.C.) R. H. Bain, (S.R.C.) P. d'Almeida (S.R.C.) R. E. Thoy
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      Malays & Police Draw
      202 21 Malays Police Draw Singapore, Sunday. TIME forced a draw at an interesting T s tage in the match between the Police and the Malays yesterda>. Th PoHee declared at 142 for 7 and then the Malays replied with UO for J£\ Saf forThe llalays knocked and Dollah for the Malays
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      Sabapathy Scores Century
      309 21 Sabapathy Scores Century CEYLONESE ROW THE INDIANS Sngapore, Sunday. A SPLENDID knock of 101 runs bv V. Sabapathy and deadly delive j_ ries by their bowlers enabled the Ceylon Sports Club to register a comfortable win of 163 runs over the Indian Association who secured only 76 runs in a
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      LOUIS TO MEET GALENTO
      35 21 New York. Apr. 2.— The New Tor State athletic commission have a; proved the 15-round* world heavyweipJ championship fight between Joe Lor and Tony Galento at the YankStadium on June 28.
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      INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY
      41 21 INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY Dublin. Apr. 2.— lreland retained th hockey championship triple crown ror the third year in succession by defeatin Scotland yesterday by two goals to n At Luton the same day England be Holland by three goals to nil.— Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING
    648 22 Chairman Urges Caution In Expenditure MENTION of the formation of an Amateur Swimming Association, under the chairmanship of Dr. M. C. Bain, was made at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Swimming Club, which was held \esterday in the Club House. The Association was
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    TOOK FIVE WICKETS IN TWO MAIDEN OVERS
    247 22 TOOK FIVE WICKETS IN TWO MAIDEN OVERS Singapore. Sunday. BRILLIANT bowling by Sivalingam who took five wickets in two maiden overs, enabled the Railway Youngsters to skittle the C.Y.M.A. for a meagre 58 runs and win by 111 runs, in a cricket fixture played on the Railway Ground to-day. The
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    POSTALS HOLD ANNUAL SPORTS
    330 22 POSTALS HOLD ANNUAL SPORTS THE first annual athletic meeting H the Post Office Club was held jg bright weather yesterday and before a very large gathering. The ground was tastefully di ratal for the occasion. Congratulations for the day- succe* must go to the Chairman of the Sports Committee, Mr.
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    RYDER CUP
    38 22 New York. Apr. 2.— The Ame: P"°fessional Golfers Association nffljj that the Ryder Cuo matches uctweer. Great Britain and the United Stal be played at the Ponte Verda court* Florida on Nov. 18 and 19.— Reuter
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    COTTON WINS
    33 22 Bournemouth, Apr. 2.— ln th€ WJ Mail £2X)00 golf tournament I^' thirty six holes between Henr> C°T] and Arch'e Compston, Cotton m» j an aggregate of 141 to Corny*' 1 —Reuter.
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    Turkey-U.S. Pact
    34 22 Turkey- U.S. Pact i tM Ankara, Apr. 2— Turkey I,O J United States signed here a tr. e«J c ment providing mutual appnj^ anlfn i the most favoured nation )iUn and special tariff reduction
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    31 22 Gobalam b Sivalingam Tc* fori Bowling: A. Vijiaratnam n A Ponnampalam. one for b. (me foi-9: E. Rassasdurai. nor I Tharmatharam. one for 10 I two for 3: M. Sivalingam. nu
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    Important "hoarding"
    125 23 kPPEAL Decision (Tribune SU« I!, m.rt.r, Kuala t n.npur. S_.-i.rda>. L£_ an ,he ,oH r ..rt *a_ dismissed this momfjustk. Gordon sm-that h0 supreme Court. charged In the an Ui patting "P a th amltary Board f uired licence. ame plate on a mj.o. leal tna K f
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    Frankenstein" Back At The Capitol
    95 23 \L_yi-JlMx_iL__ /X__2<Sl£us-s\ mmmmmmm^^m^mmmmmm^M TKWKINSITIY the Thriller which has been screened in Ingapore before, bee an a welcome eturn season at ihe Capitol last ii?ht. and large andiences attended. th( name role, and m 3 l< Msu Clarke, with Boris rlofT In an excellent cast. [ne
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    New German Battleship Launched
    32 23 New German Battleship Launched JjMmshtven, Apr. I.— Jwk>n? unusually tense and *"<>»' Hw Hitler watched i,. W 1 m ,1,,(, -l'»n battletf »ver the water p hl *:i- 1 "W«l -Von Tir- Reuter
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    Sentenced For Shooting
    26 23 Sentenced For Shooting nonthl after Nahas Pasha, u jK ng izzedine ti to-day to 1 u Abdul Khadur Pa **Mha, leader AWul Khadur ahD to intimidate
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    Week-end Golf At Bukit Timah
    461 23 THE April Medal Competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club was played on Saturday and yesterday and resulted in a win for R. M. Young in "A" Division with a net score of 68, in a tie in "B" Division between J. L. J. Haxworth
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    Round-Up Of Palestine Terrorists
    146 23 Jerusalem, Apr 2. INTENSIVE military swoops carrod out continuously throughout Palestine in the past week resulted in the capture of seventy rifles, revolvers, many h«»mbs, much explosives, a large amount of ammunition and ille«ral equipment. The m'litiry detention camps are crowded with militant Arabs and "Judges"
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    Hudson Appeals Sweden
    141 23 Hudson Appeals Sweden Stockholm, Apr. 2. TUR. R. S. Hudson, of tho British Hoard of Overseas Trade, when he arrived here, >aid that he hari not come to tell Sweden what to buy from Britain, but to learn what they wanted to buy. He hoped that practical suggestions for increasing
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    49 23 Kaunas, Apr. 2. It is reported that the Lithuanian Legation in Berlin has made representations to the Reich authorities that the present situation in MemeJ territory is not in conformity with the recent Lithua-nia-German treaty. Many Lithuanians are alleged to have been arrested and subjected to "economic persecution." Reuter
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    A. P. RAJAH SCORES FINE CENTURY
    269 23 FACED with the j roposition of securing 200 runs within 90 minutes, the St. Joseph's Institution Cricket XI crumpled under the deadly bowling" of M. Peieira, who secured no less than seven wickets for 17 runs in the game betwet n the school and
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    GRANDSTAND COLLAPSE: MANY HURT
    65 23 GRANDSTAND COLLAPSE: MANY HURT London. Sunday. IWfANY people were injured at Rochdale yesterday when the grandstand collapsed while the Rugby League semifinal between Wigan and Salford was being played. The match was interrupted for six minutes. Sal ford won bv 11 points to two. In the other Rugby League semi-final,
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    Duce's Challenge
    57 23 Rome Apr. 2.— "lf there is not sufficient space for us, someone must give it to us.' declared Si°nor Mussolini, addressing the people 0/ Capua to-da^ The Duce added: "Neither printed pap^r nor ink will stop us because we are above them. So are our will and our
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    LOCAL INDIANS CAN DISCUSS POLITICS OF MOTHERLAND
    1260 24 ASSOCIATION HOLD IMPOR TANT MEETING Talk Of Threatened Split In Community A PROHIBITORY clause forbidding discussion on Indian pohtics would stand in the way of achieving the objects of the Asrociation, namely the promotion of the social, intellectual, Physical and political welfare of
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    Belgium Election Drama
    120 24 Belgium Election Drama Brussels Apr I A DRAMATIC incident connect* with the general election which i proceeding to-day was the announcement that Dr. Martens haj resigned from the Medical Academy, It was the appointment i Dr tens to the Academy which caused] present Cabinet crisis The Liberals] powerful ex-Servicemen's J
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    Czech Debts
    63 24 London Apr. 1 THE British Government i* ser.og ly tackling the problem of Cl chcslovak debts to Briti-.h holda Th? Bank of England a. the Tra sury's request is askin? fcr dttaa Information regarding finand loans, shaves or participations Czech companies, balances m) banks in Czechoslovakia and otl
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    Beck Leaves For London
    60 24 Warsai COLONEL BECK (Polish Foreie:: 1 isten left for London at 3 locai time. He was accompanied by Count head of the Western Departmnet of th Foreign Ministry, and two other ministry officials. Col. Beck had a conversation on the platform with the Britisn Ambassador. Mr.
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    "A HALT CALLED TO AGGRESSION"
    323 24 London. Apr- T^HE new pact invigorates the world with the sens? that a hat to be called to aggression." This sentence from to-night sS represents the welcome given to Mr. Chamberlain's statement many differing sections of the British Press. The Times in a leading article,
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