Malaya Tribune, 14 April 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXVII. No. 88. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Apr. 14, 19.J8. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938 JTVE CEN^T
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      70 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The j >ioi(\i vtiit hum: "gelle FRERES E m »*/<« y f Wa/nya J Tj i B HEAL THy B/JBX Blub Ciiss hMH 15,1,0 Cr °ss Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Con- tains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby Specialists Recommend. Be
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      101 1 Freckles Secretly un J Quickly Removed/ Rtillman's Freckle Cream bleachM them out while yoa sloop. Leave* the skin soft and while—the completion fresh, clear and natural, ror 37 years thousands of a sera have endorsed it. So easy.to use. The first jar proves its magic worth. Stillmans Freckle Cream Removes
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      174 1 RHEUMATISM TAKE D. T. LINTS H 111 1511M TOi\M gĔĔĔk 1,11 own n Sale Everywhere. IBBbBb '°n f r Selangor< Fl I HOCK J Bat,, RMd, Kuala Iv in pur. SINGAPORE. THE PRINCE CAFE, (Corner of Serangoon Road and Balestier Road), (Opposite Rumah Miskin Police Station). TELEPHONE No. 2375. Two
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      8 1 Read The SUNDAY I TRIBUTE Dominant In Malaya
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES CHINA COAST SHIPPING
    523 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES CHINA COAST SHIPPING Dangerous Adventure TRADE AFFECTED BY WAR rpHE loyalty of the sea-going staff which often amounted to heroism, dangerous and adventurous days up and down the China Toast, the effecl oi the war, and the prospect* for traders in the Far East, were mentioned in
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    NEW DUTCH SERVICE
    738 2 Three New Ships For Hongkong THERE will be a new arrival in the 1 harbour this morning—the Dutch Uner Bois.sevain, here for the first time •And about to Inaugurate an improved service between the Orient and South /V f r i c ci The Boissevain is the
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      469 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). Sf\V N y I» O S N. CO.'s OUTWARDSDue. Tonnage. H'pore. IS3B. CHITRAL 5000 A 1)? 2 gxSSm i?:SSS Mi/ 20 RAJTOTANA 17.0W JUIJJ 3 SOMM I G BUO 3une ,i BANGALORE 6,00(1 Jug I RAWALPINDI JUV 15 CORFU J ly Hi iMEWARDS.
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      507 2 i f I BANGKOK LtNE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. j Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but t Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- I tion. j To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam. To: Port Said. Palestine, Rotterdam. j Hamburg and C openhagen. Hamburg and Copenhagen. r
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      391 2 Deutsch-Australische DampfschifTs Gesellschaft (Com Dimes incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1938 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Apr. 21 ss PREUSSEN via Manila May 4 m.s. ASSUAN via Manila May 14 t m s KULMERLAND via Manila May
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      473 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS NoK,),),:f iv< viM I iNORDB (Incorporated in I LLOYDS Germany). i The undernoted are the Company 3 I intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. I For MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. I DueS'p'.r" I 19)8 I "FRANKFURT" omits Manila and Japan Apr 2<S I "GNEISENAU" omits North China
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      314 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PITLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TINDERS. now invitee tor the s or service. £or i tcipal Tender Room j Date of Closing. 4pj 30th May 1933. C. 1 H. OOLDB2, ilcipaJ Secretary. NOTICE. rr n\i TONG BANKING AND ,n t OMP \NY LIMITED. T ls HEREBY GIVEN that the
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      693 3 PUBLIC NOTICES for ABOUT 6,500 IUNb DAMAGED RICE ANn htuvd CARGO IN THE FIRE "TONGKING." DAMAGED m.v. „.oT he Vessel lies aground in shallow water near Penang Harbour with decks above water at low tide. Buyer to re m Annl C v a^nnH r porm0 r m V? c v
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      759 3 PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF JOHORE. IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Originating Summons No. 102 of 1937. The Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited whose Registered office is situated at China Building, Chulia Street, Singapore Chargce* and The Official Assignee of Singapore of the property of Lee Ang Hak,
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      530 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th»i v a 111 l c:a ntr husband Gwee Pen* o C .LAUUE DA SILVA CO for Madam Tan Bong Soo. POSITIONS VACANT vyANTED—Assistan t Works Manager for Car Repair Shop An 2 BCX Nt >- Malaya WANTED TO KENT lif ANTED To
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      386 3 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS No. 64, Chulia Street 'Phone No. 7755. General Auctioneers, Commission Agents, Etc., Etc. The Organisation For Prompt, Courteous And Efficient Service. WE STOCK AND SELL MORE VV ATCHES than any other firm in Malaya and Far East. We can always sell lower. Good values are obtainable in
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      222 3 Rich, Red Blood Builds Weight If you aro Thin, Underweight, T,osin~ Mergy Tin «l all the time, hive a Pale. SaJtowComplexion, .-«Ter from Skin HI. mishes, Clrcies und«r the Kv.y, ;,nd that mysterious magnetic force called 'if you are run-d own and n«d the new dis rovery of a Hollywood,
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    PRODUCE
    186 4 Singapore. Apr. 13. R (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $153 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $148 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $140 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $212 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $192 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 Siam "Singhway"
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    171 4 AT the Singapore Chamber of Com- merce Rubber Association's 1377 th 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. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per lb. Standard
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    423 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Wednesday. RUBBi£k Previous To-day Change Tone Quiet Firm Spot Buyers 5 3 4 5 1510 310 Sever* 5 i 3 16 6 1 16 Ist Forward (May) Buyers 53 4 6 +J« Sellers 5% W +s*! 2nd Forward (June) Buyers 5 13 10 'j
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    BIG PROFIT OF AYER PANAS
    515 4 More Investments Reported Singapore. Wednesday The pvofil for (he year jiM con- I rluik'd amounted to 5J3H.886 62 whlcb with Ihe balance brought forward from last account of 542.430.78, rives us a total of 9179,317.10 for disposal. We paid tv.o interim dividends ol live uer
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    BETTER TRADE PROSPECTS
    392 4 Stanton Nelson's Weekiy Report THE general improvement in morale. which has become evident in the rubber as well as other markets, appears to rest on the following considerations, state Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Co., Ltd.. in their weekiy market report issued yesterday: 1 The Austrian question, though
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    HOMEWARD TRAMP SHIPPING
    423 4  -  End Of Last Year RECESSION IN ALT, MARKETS (By Air Mail London, Apr. U OINTE rcnchimr their peak Sepiemlwir, when the homeward tramp markets presented a picture of Kui>sl;»ntial recovery, there has been a mi»rko<l recession i't all m&rkeia. iccor«lirff to the annual report of the rhii:.»h»r
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    SCOTTISH SCOUTS IN PAGEANT
    179 4  -  30,000 To Participate M Empire \hi!>i; ion By Air Mail rV" VCr 1» SCOTTISH spee.i; uuJ j Scouts and W i < ScotUind will iuK« Th»- p&jir: stadium on >' benefit of Exhibition wt •el', v. T 1 11 »,.m The 'M>+., n» r T ©ernes
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      547 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (incorporated in the Stratts Settlements) j Managing Doctor Kittnt I S MM j ***** SUM Teiegrapuc Address; "OVBRSEA" j LONDON BAKERS: yfp\ NEW ,ORK BAWa n ,v |f Vt*sJ J Irving Trttrt Ov Midland Bank, Ltd. J o tr ftH chase NAtioMl UIA Lloyds Bank
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      100 4 DAILY WEATHER BEPOW Malayan Mcteorologfad Service &r day Stations. Temp. R faU 9 oF. 1 s WEST COAST Alor Star 87 \X* Ba\an I epas (Pena g) M v M Kitftawan «9 B. Jeram 89 Ni Malacca 84 INLAND K. Lipis 88 Ipoh Aerodrome K. Lumpur 90 WJJ Kiuang W
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    576 5 Quotation By Fraser And Co. apore, April 13. 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 3 6 4 -cd 28 30 42 6 47 6nom 186 196 0.55 0.65 18 3 19 3 1.3214 1.40 cd 19 3 20 6 15 16 0 35 0.40 18-
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    EXCHANGES
    198 5 The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the Ailv circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING London T.T. Apr 14 London demand o o Lyons demand VJi Switzerland demand 2 soi/ Hamburg demand New York demand 57 n Montreal demand Batavia demand
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT
    523 5 By S. E. Levy Swan, Culbertson Fritz Singapore, Thursday. UJii are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co.. and Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White. Weld and Co.. New York, report to us by cable as
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    222 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, April 12, 5 p.m. r Total for Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Ampat Tin 53 less tax Arr. 21 May 13 Apr. 22 3^; Batu Selangor 5% Int. Apr. 20 Apr. 20 Apr. 21 10':
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    182 5 J 5 mm 31 8cpt°3 O e0 fiM Inllv. 1Q 0 102 nom Int. )0 lhnn 105 107 nom 4 IN, Pt 3o 00 Int-::';^.'KH)-.oooin't;110 112 nom 121,4 122,2 lnt M: u*^,**^ 115 1153/4 C I 3 r 1935 red. 1975-1985 $4,000,000 Int. Apr. 1, Oct. 1
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    153 5 Report By Fraser And Co. MDUMn T,. Singapore, Apr. 14. up 20 hr f. c 1172.0.0 London and SS 4 cL Prices in markets were a£dn n°j£ lndicate tnat there is again l«n i frm y sterda y and for Sterlino h,? 00 ds London Hitams iL2„-
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    TIN
    18 5 Singapore, Apr. 14. ihe price of tin at noon in S ngapore to-day was:— $85% U p
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    RUBBER
    19 5 The price of rubber at noon in > w ngapore to-day was:— Buyers 20% (up %>. Sellers 20?/. (up 1).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    288 5 -MINING Singapore. April M Ampal Buyer, Sellers *ver Ritam ,l 4 cd Batu Selangors f 1 Hitam Tin 16 Hongkong Tin ?f? J£ H< rig Patta j O o Jt^ Idris Hyd. ,p 06 Ipoh Tin 2 V" JSR£ 073 ol B d Kampong Lanjut
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    ATTEMPTED CHEATING
    104 5 'From Our Own Correspondent 1 Malacca. Apr. 13. A pawn-shop counter-clerk, who has had twenty years experience in his line of business and considered himself an rxpert in testing gold, made a test In the 'District Court to-day on certain jewellery*' and declared it to be made f
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    MALACCA INDIAN ASSN.
    68 5 At the annual general meeting of the Malacca Indian Association, held on lows"" micers were elected as folPresident. Mr*D. N. Bannerlea- vlceChethf 1 Mr A R ArunasLam cnettiar. Hon. gen. secretary, Mr S w. uorai; hon. treasurer. Mr R Ven«traman; hen. literary secretary. Mr i- S. Anantharama
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 5 London. Anril la Paris 108' 8 New York 4.97 3 4 Montreal 5.00% Brussels 29.58 Geneva 21.64 Amsterdam 8.96! i Milan 94% Berlin 12.38% Prague 142", Belgrade 216 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19 40 1 Oslo 19.90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 3 16 Rio 2 13 16
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    LABOURERS ARRIVING
    41 5 Information has been received bi telegraph that 355 state-aided labour*? will arrive on Apr. 14 by the Rohna" It Cted that 114 will Bent to PuLa ,c a o a 2 16 balance «W Proceed therf Swettennam for quarantine
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    MARKETS RESPOND
    76 5 New French Government's Brilliant Debut Reuter. T London. April 13. HL 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 Ik avy intervention by the French
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    99 5 DAILY PRI< BS i URRENT. Singapore, Wednesday noon »n tvr> c o Buyers. Sellers. iNo. i.x.r.s.s. In eases (FOB. April. 20L t 20 >, Qood f.a.q. in bal< s (FOB. April) IS- 191 A No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) Spore) 19"\, 20 do. April 20%
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    19 5 Dr. J. V. untitled Health Department, 8.8 baa re tinned to Singapore, after spending four 1 iys cameron Highlands.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    186 5 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health stal 1 ment for the peek ended Apr 9 shows that there -.ere 2:iB deaths compared with 212 in the previous \vr end with 191 in the Corresponding week or last,year. The chief "n-j -os of denth wero---Bei
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    CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS
    175 6 i«k#m are aameroas CIvos fp Sin'jctmembers o\ which a<e regcr* of the "Malapa Tribune." This OUtn r* provided spartan* jor then &eerclories crc muiled /o co-operate in »eping ii upAo-daU and complete tfepincluded in the "Mary of tu ns, rne -Ciuh Diary* car cover vvcivna entertainments,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    126 6 Singe pore, Apr. 14. Ships alongside the Wharves or ex pected to arrive. East VvT.arf (Entrance Gate 1) Van Heutsz 22. Sheers Whart (Entrance Gate 1) Nil Main Whart (Entrance Gate 2) syo Maru 13; Yasukuni Maru 11; Kunishimfl Maru 9; Mentor 7. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 2)
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    221 6 SPORT The Tides:-10.40 a.m., 8 It. 8 ins 10.49 p.m., 8 it. 6 ins. Football: S.A.F.A. league. Div I. Police v S.R.C., Anson Road stadium: Div. HI Mental Hospital v. S.C.F.A.. SRC; Business House:- League. Heap Eng Moh v. Nestangio. S.H.B. Cricket: R.A. Staff and Dents..
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    72 6 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. 1 Liong Swee. a travelling salesman, who was entrusted with hair cream and otherarticles valued at $43.80 at Sentul, committed criminal breach of trust in respect of the money which he had obtained by selling these articles. He was given the option of a
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    181 6 Mi' expected from Netherlands; ndUVS K.L.M-' hexholders' letters only 5.30 p.n.. w day andl general delivery of letters and !2«t09.8 am respectively to-morrov,. Maifc exacted rrom Australia. Netheii,?dfto& S by Air (Qantas) tool boxholders' letters only 3 pan to-morrow and general 00--livery ol len-rs 9 a.m. on Saturday.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    18 6 The Air Mail (Netherlands' despatch- < d horn Singapore on Apr. 8 was delivered in London yesterday.
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    THEFT OF CIGARETTES
    55 6 Singapore, Wednesday. Convicted on a charge of theft In a dwelling, Lim Ah Watt, who had eight previous convictions in Malaya, was sen--oneed in the second police court, to tlx months' r.i.. to be followed by one year's police supervision. Accused was found guilty of committing theft
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    AIR RAID LECTURE
    65 6 A limited number of admission tickets are available for members of the Straits Chinese British Association who would care to attend the lecture on the .subject 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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    "ROSALIE" FULL OF SPECTACLE
    199 6 Entertaining Film At The Capitol MGM present an attraction of more than ordinary merit at the Capiloi lor the next few days, where -Rosalie, with Eleanor Poweil and Nelson Eddy in the chief roles, is the principal feature. Rosalie" is a film spectacle, with 10U actors
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    "KID GALAHAD"
    113 6 Excellent Drama At The Alhambra ANE of the most realistic and thrilling 0 fights ever nut on the screen can be seen in "Kid Galahad", .an €XceUen E vard O > not the pugilistic champion fl the Aim it is a newcomer, Wayne Morris, who packs dynamite With
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    Bigger Tin Tonnage Demand
    1003 6 From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, WednesdayAT a meeting called of representaA aiiea f Chinese and Europe*" miners in Malaya held here this evening it was unanimously resolved ha. Malaya should be given substantial increase in the standard b a,o under the present international tin restriction
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      56 6 HJSIfIFEI This has been so ucce vi < a the two fore-going thai it has been decided Io ha it AGAIN ON SATURDAY April 16 Dames en Heeren Knmt F gnterriag fi Held si of;" ftp v tnfels Tel. 2600. mm i r 1 I V £o/«- n I V.
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      495 6 I POSTAL IMTOLLICEMCE j i v STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY ttow PFR DATE AND TIME FOR Am 14 sp.m. Aden IISSSS 14 3 Africa East g2SS H 3 p.m. gonna K.arap«ua 14 3 p m Canada except Western v Karapara 4 3 m Egypt, Sudan and Palestine Karapa a 3
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    FRIENDLY GESTURE TO BRITAIN
    121 7 n tlity Case RELEASE AUSTRIAN Vienna. 4 FR(£XDLY gesture has been c pai t ol the Gerarda the British of a man of dual ati Ral who was both a British The pan Haiu Herbert Kohler, as born ai Leigh-on-Sea, ted by the secret ai Perch
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    Chinese Refuse To Leave Wounded Commander
    647 7 home i Diviv on r Z Pita, w,th a five-inch bullet wound through his thigh a thcusand miles aW ay froir Ihe province, o a len Chill san He and his ten thousand braves battled their w™hrou?h nee* o» .S.iansi and Shantung in an
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    Prohibition In United Provinces
    221 7  -  (By Air Mail Luiknow. "THE success or failure of the policy. of Prohibition will be judged by the measure of success or failure it will attain in these two districts." said Dr. X it in. Excise Minister. United Provinces, in the course of a message to
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    "STRAIGHT TO PARADISE"
    234 7 l'll^'iii* PEOPLE standing by the edge of a hole cut in the ice and praying that the new "believer" will be drowned. "The prophet" working himself up into such a state of ecstasy that he tails down in convulsions. Children fainting or going off into fits of
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      513 8 i HERE'S A "MUST"' FOR EVERY MOVIE-GOER— j P.OJNIT _MISS_JJ 1 B masterpiece Of motion picture art. as entertaining and f xcitmg a cinema tale Hollywood has ever produced, this not-to-be-missed entertainment giant is "ROBBER BARONS" i —RKO RADIO PICTURE WITH— EDWARD ARNOLD CARY GRANT j FRANCES FARMER JACK OAKIE
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      252 8 A GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT! SHOWS DAILY CAPITOL :M5-6.15-9.15 r LET'S GO! TO THE m GIANT SHOW! V y With stars galore new Cole 'im P° rtcr melodies hundreds oi X lovely girls grand romance.. iV r '''jr" Ziegfeld's famed stage hit is now < I KfOUVER aftnqfiMgft^ Hem*, R a
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      468 8 Il MORI THAN A SECRETARY", WHICH I OPENED TO A FULL HOUSE AT THE I f PAVILION LAST NIGHT, IS A FILM I j WHICH SHOULD NOT BE MISSED" I j IxEATCST LAUGH m W* M O It X WM Tii A A fr] secketaiiy" (I COLUMBIA'S COMEDY TREAT II
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    FAR FROM LINGUA FRANCA STAGE?
    1395 9 johore School Prize Day Rom Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru, Wednesday ush jargon may he about, but we are still far from the said Mr. G. E. H. Jacobs, i„ the course of Principal at the annua] prfee-giving of the English v Johore Bahru,
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    BENGAL DETENUS
    90 9  -  <By Air Mail Rppiying to a question in tile Bengal Uva ilL f V aJa Sil Government Order reviewing C. fi\ of c,eten "s. elated March 15.. i persons were detained n camps ana jails 337 persons domicii- 11 c«:mpo ana jails. 397 persons domicii- ed in villages,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    37 10 The family of the late Mrs. Quek Kirn Heck thank all friends and relatives who sent wreaths, letters and telegrams of condolence, and also attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Quek Kirn Hock.
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    LIGHTS OF SINGAPORE
    718 10 JX the list of decisions taken in committee which was circulated at the week-end by the Municipal Commissioners there were two items of outstanding interest, both of which had to do with the street lighting question. One was in reference to the lighting of Bukit Timah Road
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    THE MERKUR
    129 10 Passengers Due On April 30 PASSENGERS are expected to arrive in BJ gaoore from Australia by the m.v. "Merkur" abcut April, 30 are:--Mrs. Worthing en, Miss Worthingion. Mr. Mrs. Miller, Mr. Mrs. W. MeArthur, Mrs. R. N. Campbell. Mrs. Banhom. Mrs. K. M. McPherscn. Mr. I S. Gill,
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    MR H. S. DUNN
    146 10 Warner Bros/ New Eastern Official Mr. Harold S. Dunn has bocn appointed General Far Eastern Supervisor of Warner Bros. Pictures. Inc., New York The countries hereafter supervised by him are India. British Malaya. Dutch East Indies. China. Japan and Siam. Mr Dunn is no newcomer to
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    107 10 The following were passengers by X.L.M. planes: Arrived from Europe. India and Penang by the "Pelikaan," Mr. W. F. Emthoven, Mr. K. yon Steinwitz. Left for N.E.I, by the "PelikaaiV' Mr. W. F. Einthoven. Mr. K. F. Klaarmond, Mr. and Mrs. Fox. Arrived from N.E.I, by the
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    MALAY FAIR
    32 10 Singapore, Wednesday. The Fair at the Malay Settlement is to have an added attraction for visitors. From Saturday, there will be a free wayang Kulid performance starting at 8 p.m.
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    27 10 Mr. R. Brown, Assistant Treasurer. Municipality, Singapore, and Vice-Presi-dent. Singapore Brancn, Society oi Yorkshire men in Malaya, is spending a three weeks' holiday ai Cameron High lands.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Get On With It
    255 10 NOTES COMMENTS Get On With It AR. P. lectures are a step in the right direction but Singapore need* something more than that, if we are to be prepared to cope with an emergency which can descend upon us at any moment. A start in educating the masses in the
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    Spontaneous Combustion
    164 10 IT isn't often that really spontaneous humour coincides with spontaneous combustion, but a beautiful instance happened in Singapore on Monday evening, when a small, and quite harmless fire broke out at the Capitol cine- ma. The manager Mr. Julius Fisher hardly knew where the fire was when the
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    Toll Of The Roads
    251 10 POLICE reports on 200,000 road a" dents in Britain have furnished the Ministry of Transport with materia] a very valuable analysis of the a of such accidents. It is the firs- r port in which non-fatai as well as I MU accidents ait analysed, and it
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    Photos Of Singapore
    150 10 rpHE Friends of Singapore are to plishing a very valuable serric the community in purchasing for the city manuscripts and pictures rela< to the Settlement during the early days of its existence. Whilst mo oi a familiar with .standard books ca the subject of the development of
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    344 10 By "Looker On' QTONE tablets recently excavated in Asia are described by archaeologists as recording the dawn of civilisation. Then it has dawned? "What is the best thing to latten hens on?" asks a reader. Our neighbour just makes do with anything we happen to sow.
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    ECONOMIC PARLEY SOON?
    85 11 tndon, April 13. Nt international disT materials tr»is ;/"*'V >// Lords debet f wariey asked what steps .'v taking toioii of raw IH 'tc- ntion was coiled t the Han Materials i pilmonth in reply stressed lion of all nations aw if success vert u-as rue l
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    Industry Aids Arms Speed Up
    190 11 London, Apr. 13. Tin fflsistei let Co-ordination of l Defence, Sii Thomas laskip. told t u e r to-daj ol conferemes with the representatives of Mtftyen and the trades unions ot the ratneerin; industry, at winch he interned them of the Government onto H accelerate
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    JAPANESE FACE ANOTHER BIG DEFEAT AT YIHSIEN
    446 11 UNITS ISOLATED ON RAILWAY IN SHANTUNG Shanghai, April 14. OTHER important victory lor the Chinese is imminent in the Yihsien region of the Tsin-Pu Railway, where severe fighting has been going on for some days. Japanese tioops in the vicinity of Linyi 20
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    MORE BRITISH CLAIMS UPON JAPAN
    181 11 Reuter. London. Apr. 13. M PH l!:: Qder-Secretary) said at QMseni >ns T: c!l tV that he was >f the nrrJoH c %v^°^e Question to h '°Hewed in rei, n with consular officers ta;.(,r. Jjjjjj [nth*| l^ mme<ua^e presen..,'V them i m uerests of the
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    ROME PACT READY TO SIGN
    94 11 ROME, APRIL 13. IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE WORK OF DRAFTING THE AGREEMENT NEGOTIATED BETWEEN BRITAIN AND ITALY IS NOW COMPLETED. The agrxeement will be signed by the Earl cf Perth. British Ambassador in Pome, to whom the negotiations were entrusted by the Prem'er end
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    Realism Aim Of Premier
    193 11 British Official Wireless. London, April 13. THE Labour OpjKJSition leader. Mr. Attlee. in a private notice question to the Prime Minister asked whether any communication had been received from the Secretary-general of the League of Nations with reference r o the request of that the consequences
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    21 11 At Allhabad two were killed and 16 injured in a Hindu-Moslem riot. Troops were called out and a curlew was imposed.
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    33 11 When asked in the Commons whether Ihe Government proposed to resume conversations for appeasement with I Germany, the Premier replied that ha I had no statement to make on the subject at present.
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    U.S. SPENDING PROGRAMME
    27 11 Reuter DRESIbL;,T R AprU 2.?. bill />„. J" signed zrtng the Recon- c, >rporation to ir y wmWoh to indns- the xtcps m the Water**
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    N0 CASE AGAINST SCHUSCHNIGG
    45 11 Reuter I- Aprl 13 1i t n X yin Jl Cen tration 1 rorl to a German Derhun in Bau£ QiuanJ ,n E bettevc v 1 1M f .warding whoJ n v.- produi-eH lWi *hed a?ata&t r a 11 "<-"ativt> result.
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    Lake Tsana For Britain?
    126 11 Reuter. Rome, Apr. 13. RUMOUR has it that one of the conditions of the Anglo-Italian agreement, which is expected to he signed next Tuesday, is that Britain shall be given control of Lake Tsana, in western Abyssinia, which is the source of the River Nile. The
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    23 11 Thirty children were killed and 100 injured* at San Paulo in a stampede irom a cinema, started by an unfounded cry of fire.
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    25 11 Sauadron-leader Eric Hobson, of the R.A.F., Ramleh, in Egypt, was found shot dead in his office at the aeroorome, with a revolver at his side.
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    121 11 British Official Wireless. The Nationalists in Spain have captured Chert, 14 miles from the Mediterranean coast and are now advancing upon Barcelona along a 20 mile front facing the sea. According to a report in the New ,7 ork Times negotiations betweeiv Mr. Rickett and the Mexican
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    AMERICAN PLANES FOR R.A.F.?
    267 11 Reuter. London, April 14. BRITAIN is preparing to buy 500 j bembers fiom the United States, constituting ihe largest single commission of its v ever placed by cne country with another, understands the News Chronicle New York correspondent, who states that at the moment it is
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    DALADIER GETS FULL SUPPORT
    131 11 Reuter. Paris, Apr. 13 M. DALADIER, the new Premier, was given a unanimous vote of confidence *»a in the Senate tc-day on his finanrial proposals, the offii ial return giving him 290 votes in favour and none against. In a provisional early return there was one
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    29 11 Mr. A. J. Newby, Deputy Collector Of Land Revenue. Rural Board, left this morning in the Kedah on short leave for Brastagi. He is expected back en May. 3.
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    FLEET TO VISIT CLYDESIDE
    81 11 British Official Wireless. London, April 13. ITNITS of the Home Fleet will visit the Clyde in connection with the Empire Exhibition at Glasgow. The ships will be open to public inspection oy day ana illuminated at night and there *.vill also be search light displays. H.M.S.
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    Mexico Rejects British Protest
    167 11 Reuter. Mexico City, April 13. PRESIDENT Cardenas in a reply refu inz the British Government's request for the return of the expropriated oil properties says the expropriation was curriei cut on the rrovnd oi public interests and the Mexican Government could not i admit that ihe
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    Paid Holidays For All?
    73 11 British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 13. THE recommendations of the commit- tee to consider the question of holidays with pay will be communicatej| to th° House (»f Commons to-morrow by the Minister of Labour. Newspapers state that the report is unanimous and anticipate it will recommend
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    76 11 Reuter Berlin, April 13. IT is revealed that Gcneial yon Kitsch, whose retirement from the nost of commander-in-chief of the German Aimy was among me important changes I announced in February, was accused of moral offences. He applied to have the evidence heard in a covet of honour, which entirely
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    REMARKABLE FILM FOR SINGAPORE "Damaged Lives" Flown From Home
    731 12 (BY NOEL BARBER) Till: Malaya Tribune is a We to announce to-day exclusive news about a remarkable film called Damaged Lives" that is to be shewn hi Singapore in a snon iim< a film that is completely different frona anything that
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    TO DIET IS NOT TO STARVE
    407 12 Rotary Speaker's Advice Singapore, Wednesday. "IN connection with food, the gold- en rule to remember is that we eat to live, not live to eat," said Mr. H. O. Waser, in the course of his address on "Food" to Rotarians and guests at the
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    GIRL KNOCKED DOWN
    53 12 Singapore, Wednesday. Said to have been knocked down by a motor car in tront of her house at Seraagoon Road this afternoon, a ten-year-old Chinese schoolgirl, studying at the Methodist Girls' School, was removed by ambulance from her home to the General Hospital suffering from severe abrasions
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    OPIUM IN SIAM
    63 12 Cultivation Of Poppy Commenced (From Our Own Cc> respondent) Bangkok, Wednesday. The Siamese Government has decided to begin cultivation of poppy in selected territories in the north-east part of the Kingdom adjacent to the Shan States irom where the principal supplies are smuggled into Siam. It is
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    STOLE SARONGS
    50 12 Singapore. Wednesday. Salleh bin A. Kadir. who had just come out. of the reformatory after serving a sentence of Lwo years for a similar offence, was to-day found guilty in the second police court, of theft ot two sarongs, valued ao $1.50, and sentenced to three months' r.i.
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    LOST A FINGER
    34 12 Singapore, Wednesday. A Boyanese coolie had the first phalange of his left fore-finger clipped off when it was crushed by a tipping wagon at the 7th milestone, Bukit Timah this morning
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    ROTARY PRESIDENT IN PENANG
    158 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. Mr m. Duperrey, president of Rotary w Internaticnal, arrived from Europe by X.L.M. plane to-day with his wii*e to attend the first Middle A-ia Regional Conference at Easter. He was met by a lrage gathering ol local rotarians including Mr.
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    BABY SAVED FROM FIRE
    93 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. AFIRE broke oat at Ampang near Tamhnn in an attap hat where x Chinese woman with ii r baby was cooking foca for the pigs. A spark from the fire, caught the attap wall and before lo the hut was
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    ALLEGED REMOVAL OF STOCK
    181 12 Two Shop Assistants Charged (From Our Own Con-csponden:, Muar, Apr. 13. INCHE Mahmcod bin Mohamad Shall. First Magistrate, Muar, travelled to Tangkak, this morning to hear a case in which two Indian Moslems Yusof and Ahmad, were charged with criminal misappropriation of stock hi trade valued
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    EXTORTION ALLEGED
    70 12 Malacca, Apr. 13. Before the District Judge (Mr. B. F. Bridget to-day, Thien Shin, a former detective now drawing a Government pension, was tried on a charge of having committed extortion by inducing a Chinese woman Chan Ah Lin. to deliver to him $6 by putting her in
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    Sewage Problem In K.L.
    140 12 (Prom Our Own Reporter) Koala Lumpur, Wednesday. WATER-BORNE eewage Kuala Lumpur was again discussed at the Sanitary Board meeting held this morning. Mr. J. R. Vethavanam asked when Mr. Cooke, the Government officials who was to make the prilinnnary investigations, and who is ar present on
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    POLICE BAND
    66 12 Th? band of the Straits Settlements Police will perform in public as follows tinder the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., R.M.S.M.: Tuesday. Apr. 19. at Telok Ayer at G p.m.: "Dunedin," Kenneth J. Alford; "The Barber of Seville," Rossini; "My Son John." Oscar Straus; "Moonlight
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    ROTARY ON THE AIR
    70 12 THE proceedings oi the Rotary Conference to be held in Fenang ever Easter will be broadcast from station ZHJ (49.3 metres) of the Penang Wireless Society, on the following dates: Friday, Apr. 15, from 9.15—10.15 a.m.; Saturday, Apr. 16, from 9.33—10.30 a.m. and again at 2
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    For Trial On Hurt Charge
    398 12 Singapore. Wee IT the conclusion of the p r< rt inquiry before Mr E C G I third police magistrate, this Manggal Blngh, additional police cor stable at Changi a marti Sikh, was committed to the next As sies on May 2. on a charge
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    "MISS KAMALA" AT THEATRE ROYAL
    139 12 f ISS c. super .social Tamil 1»1 talkie, which is opening at th" Theatre Royal to-day. is written directed by the famous South Indian lilm star, Miss T. P. Rajalakshmi, who takes up the leadine role in the A charming girl. Kainala was brought up
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    25 12 Mr. and Mrs. R. V. untitled turned to Ipoh after honeymoon at Camefan EUghla Welch is attached to the C Union Assurance Co., Ltd Ipoh
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    TWO KILLED BY FALLING BEAM
    213 12 TWO VIA LAB.AIt I "EARTH" COOLIES DIED AS A RESI'LT OF AN INI V 1 ACCIDENT AT ABOUT FOUR YESTERDAY AFTERNOON ONE MILE THE 7-; MILESTONE, TAMPENIS ROAD. WHERE A BIG SEWER, DEEP, TS VN THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION. The .skies of the sewer, the
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      37 12 —24 i PAGES TO-*IOItltO\V r)-MORKOW'S issue of the Malaya Tribune will be a humper number of 24 pages, including a special India page. Neol Barber's film article will tell you how they learn to kiss in Holywood.
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    NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES FOR JOHORE
    349 13 TO COST NEARLY TWO MILLIONS lOIIORi: is to replace the existing old -fashioned Government ofttees with a modern building which will be in keepin» with the State's importance as an Empire unit. This decision is m pars nance of the polity recently outlined in tin*
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    DEAD IN BUS
    60 13 Penan". Apr. 14. thong Low motor-bus timer and his ivnductor. were ii on stopping their Uoi Star, they found i.ne 11! the on elderis (hinesc ».iman. who had (Miie Inm (hung Loon, lying dead in her seat. repwt was made to the polup. uhn. after inquiries, reed
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    STORM DAMAGE AT IPOH
    102 13 (From Our Own Reporter; Ipoh Wednesday. SOMETHING akin to the fury of a tropical typhoon was experienced in Ipoh on Saturday afternoon, the lightning in particular causing con- siderable damage The police compound was the centre of the attack, the quarters of Inspector Leong Boon Swee
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    MILK CONTROL IN K.L.
    80 13 i From Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. FOLLOWING the adoption of a report by the Milk Advisory Committee recommending the sanitary control of milk supplies sold in Ruala Lumpur by small vendors, members of the Kuala Lujnpur Sanitary Board, at the monthly meeting held this
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    BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT
    83 13 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. "IT is just that .element ot doubt that I forces me to return a verdict of 'not guilty," remarked Mr. A. J. Grattan 3ellew. the First Magistrate, at the conclusion of the healing of a case in which Low Shong Khoy, a contractor
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    MARRIAGE ARRANGED IN COURT
    266 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Wednesday. Tift second session of the Perak Criminal Assize Court began on Monday before the Hon. Mr. Justice C. R. Murray Aynsley in the Ipoh Supreme Court when both his lordship and the Assistant Legal Adviser. Mr. R. M. Cluer, played
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    GERMANY BUILDING NEW NAVAL BASE
    71 13 Reuter. London. Apr. 13. MR. DutT Cooper, First. Lord of the Admiralty, replying to a question by Mr. Alexander in the Commons to-day. said he had received a report that a fortified air and naval base was being established on the island of Sylt, on
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    Saigon & Sino-Malays Play A Draw THRILLING SOCCER MATCH
    1068 14 Saigon Sino-Malays Play A Draw THRILLING SOCCER MATCH AT STADIUM Visitors Were First To Score Sine-Malays i; Saigon 1. A SURPRISE goal scored by the rfeßen I rem a free kick and a missed penalty by Singapore were anrine the many exciting incidents in the match between Saigon and the
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    TENNIS AT CRICKET CLUB
    294 14 ONLY one tie was played in the S.C.C. Spring tennis tourney yesterday when R. F. Smith beat A. D. Anderson in the chamoionship singhs by B—6,8 —6, V—6, 6—l. In the mixed doubles tournament three ties were played off and the results were as follows: Handicap
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    First Day Of Ipoh Skye Races CARD OF NINE GOOD FIELDS
    990 14 FIVE SHORT SPRINTS FOR CLASS 2 PONIES THE following is the card of events, subject (<r scratching, (oi the epenJng day of the Perak Turf Club's iwc-day Easter Skye race meeting in Ipoh on Saturday. There are five four-furlong
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    Singapore L.T.A.
    49 14 AT a committee meeting of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association, held at the S.C.C. on Monday, M>. J. A. Dean and Mr. Chua Choon Leong were re-elected president and vice-president respectively. Mr. D. H Kleinman wah reelected hon. secretary an* teeasnrer at the general meeting held recently.
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    18 14 A. D. Baker won the S.C.C. billiards championship final yesterday, beating C. B. Wardle by 350—273.
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    Airport Soccer XI
    39 14 In a friendly soccer natch on S.R.C. ground yesterday the Clvi stiing were defeated by formed Airport soccer team o\ goi Is to two. A. Rata*, the Airpoi t >ec< scored all three goals for his
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    Division II Soccer
    35 14 In the Second Division of the i H M.S Terror be it the R A 1» I—o, at the Naval Ba Clay scored the goal In tne iv for the naval team.
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    Final Turning Point In League Fortunes ENGLISH & SCOTTISH SOCCER FIXTURES
    444 15 Final Turning Point In League Fortunes ENGLISH SCOTTISH SOCCER FIXTURES Heavy Programme Of Matches During Easter ihe complete proTH' 1 j in |ivh ami Scottish I he aster week(,(,n,;lK!l>\Y. IPWL 15 rn ot<b l ,),v L Broniwich. Bolton VV. rjefek League, Div. H Norwich C. 1* J j vs. Plymouth
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    HOME SPORT
    71 15 Reuter. London. Apr. 13. East Fife beat 3. Bernards in the second replay of r h c .ir semi-final j tie in the Scottish Cup competition at Echnbourgh Raiih beat King's Park 4—l in the second ciivic.cn of the Scottish League In the amateur International played in Belfast
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING
    78 15 H--V •in two of the junior events in the swimming carnival ol the V.M.C.A. lesulted as follows: oO yards breast stroke hand'eap: Yeo Teovv' Ktm Lew Heng Kee, B. Pones and lim Fong Wah. Novices 40 yards free style handicap: John Lim Tan Tiah Khoo, Wong Fatt Lim.
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    211 15 'Ihe following have accepted to play i for the sec. vs. Johore c.c. on Friday al 11 a.in. at the S.R.C. ground: W. H. McNeill, J. E. Jeans, R. S. Tufnell, M j Garden. W. K. Jagger, W. van den Bosch, Lt. a H. A. Olivier, I.
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    Rangers Beat St. Andrew's O.B.A.
    220 15 CLARKE Rangers beat St. Andrew's O. B. A. on St. Andrew's ground on Sunday by 84 runs. Scores: CLARKE RANGERS E. Barker b M Hartby 1 M. Wilson c J. Moss b Thoy 0 G. Clarke c M. Armstrong b M. Kholoff 68 M. Shah
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    200 15 Canning R.A.M.C. Held To A Draw I THE friendly soccer played at Fort Canning yesterday between the Fort i and the R.A.M.C. resulted in a goalless I draw. I The Fort, winning the toss, elected to i defend the Headquarters end of the field, j and
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    Ceylon Cricketers In Ipoh PERAK DISMISSED FOR 104
    600 16 THEN RAIN "Googlie" Bowler Takes Part (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. DAIN interfered with the one-day cricket match in Ipoh to-dnv. between Perak and the Ceylon visitors. nuttin<r an end to nlay after the Perak XI had completed 'heir first inningc
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    To-Morrow's Soccer
    77 16 THE following players arc invited to atteni at Anson Itoad St a dhim by 5 p.m. to-morrow (Friday) ptcnaied to play if required, in th;? match S-A.F.A. versus Sa gov. Cp». Milne (Gordons), bald, AMai Rahman. Salleh, Yew Leng, Spr. quuj: (K.E.), Aziz, lanes Goh, Fit Lt. Messenger
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    MALAYAN TURF TRANSFERS
    115 16 THE latest list cf amendment 1 class.riications is as follows: HORSES Transfers From Cla ;2to Gilded Youth. From Class 3 to Cla s 2.— i Le Touquet. Ihe p i ington. Spear of Sa Toyman Waeti re. From Class to Class l.—n Aurora. Carmtoo Cathi ton Lad
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNEY
    74 16 Further nlav vesterd thevuri lawn tennis tournament result oh 2 follows:— Handicap Men's Singles (Sentf-Fiaal) Yap Ah Hnv. beat Dr. B H Shears 2—6. B—l, 6—3. MEN'S HANDICAP DOUBLES Yadi and Ptilai beat Tan Yong Pol; md Hokeen G B, 8 3 8 2 J. Beckett and
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    MINISTRY DEBATE CATTLE DISEASE
    310 18 British Official Wireless. pOOT and mouth disease, the recent outbreak of which caused the largest standstill order for British cattle a:.d stock ever issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, was debated this even•ng in the House of Lords. The Parliamentary Secretary to <,h? Ministry of Agriculture,
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    SHE GOT HER MAN
    63 18 Melbourne, Victoria. THROWING an overcoal over her nightgown, Mrs. David Fewer, the young, slightly built wife of a police constable at Sunshine, near here, chased a rr.hm through the streets for a quarter of an hour after she had detected him attempting 'o break into her
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    GEN. HERTZOG AS STAR
    106 18 "Talkie" In Election Campaign Cape Town! A FILM is to be used extensively in the United Party's campaign for the forthcoming General Election. The film, which will be screened in all cinemas throughout the country until polling-day on .May 18. is a short talkie featuring ihe
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    "Courage" Drug Smuggled
    482 18 INTO U.S.A. Cape Town. DAGGA, the dangerous South African drug which, according to experts, gives a sensation of "wellbeing, courage and exaltation" but eventually ruins the addict, is being smuggled inta the United States frcm South Africa. Crews of ships on the New YorkSouth Africa run declare
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    Futuristic
    19 18 A mole! of the Hall of Ii which will be buili for York World's Fair, to be 1940.
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    WORKERS DOUBT SABOTAGE
    155 18 (By Air Mail) Manchester. April L lI7ORKMEN at the Fail »y Ai ff Company's fa port are not sati>>(h il tl damage to bombing planes due to sabotage. A statement issued by stewards committee said: "Having applied to for proof, and that pro f not 1 coming,
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    Test Matches Bring Boom In Radio Sets
    152 18 Sydney, N S W Apr. 1 WIRELESS dealers report a tremendous boom in the sales »f re* sets throughout Australia—all because of Ike cricket Test sm against England. Thousands of people in Australia are preparing for sleepless nights once the tour begins in
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    "THE FRENCH BANANA"
    168 18 I Promoter Ch'irircd x l Fraud i pn ri. ar \i I-.* I ARGE decorative po rs li "The French Bann:: attracting a great deal oi the Paiis Metro lately. Nov/ the man behind tb" Rene Martin or a native of Mwcfag charged with fraud on scalc
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    Rural Development In Bihar
    391 19  - Rural Develop ment In Bihar ISTE s R cS3^ KS OUT cpECIAL INDIA PAGE Edited By G. S. Mulhukrishnatt, B. Sc. (IJv Air Mail (United Press) Patna, April 7. pment, if it is to be real, must grow from |v iV c Village and should not and cannot be a
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    AVIATION COURSE FOR GIRLS
    78 19 mm I**' the Gov Ihr hon Dr. U th Ratiu the Mini>X I ii in 1 Provinces. et \r>e "t his reply to a w i n t in' 1 illative Asn. hon Minister n ik. flrhu I l»l> W9S to I';; and iimorc Jn. and
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    Right To Speak In Veruacular
    134 19 mi hon ftS "i uV Gerennneal of S Irth let n.mpuNorilv requireMr «i f tmdirt of fffoeeedinga of Legisntates the EagKsli language n ,s setettl tew Grantee 1 h> all seeliMts ta. Frtauei LefWative Avsenbtj Mr Meherchand Khanna moved an t thi' fi •ci assembly
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    Ayurvedic Physicians' Conference At Nagpur
    179 19  -  By Air Mail Tin w Nagpur, Apr. 7. j -'.II session oi the All India Yaidva Sammelan (physicans' conM,!l held at Nagpur »>n April 15, 16, 17 and 18 under the nwlijp n| \.»i(|\a I'anchanan Gangadhar Shastri Gune of Ahmad- Seth G./-rv vi b. *rr
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    Prof. Ranga To Start Kisan Schools
    230 19  -  (By i I Air Mail (United Press). New Delhi. April 7. WITH a view to educating the pea- vants and teaching them improved methods of agriculture, Kisan (peasants) schools will be established in several places all over India. Prof. N. G. Ranga, President of
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    SHAHIDGANJ AGITATION
    67 19  -  Another Batch Of 50 Sentenced (By Air Mail (United Press) Lahore. FIFTY volunteers including 40 Blue Shirts and 10 Ahrars who were arrested during the two days. April 3 and 4. in connection with Shahidganj aviation were ordered to furnish security ranging from Rs. 200 to Rs. 400.
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    Princes To Undergo Training In Mysore
    127 19  -  •By Air Mail (United Press) Bangalore. April 5. THREE Princes will undergo administrative training In Mysore for varying periods. The Yuvaraja of Jind. aged 19 eldest son and heir to His Highness the Maharaja of Jind, will undergo training for about two years. Jind
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    BOMBAY CONGRESS PARTY
    123 19  -  Strength To Increase To 98 (By Air Mail (United Press) Bombay, April 7. THE strength of the Congress Party in the Bombay Legislative Assemblv which was 83 in a House of 175 after the elections and which rose to 88 at the time of acceptance of office
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    CONGRESS WILL BE TRUSTEES OF MUSLIM INTERESTS
    191 19  -  (By Air Mail (United Press) Palna. Apr. X. THE policy of the (Congress) Ministry towards the Muslims, as towards the other minorities in the Province, is that of trustreship of their interests and adequate protection of their rights. Thus says a communique issued
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    44 20 Some of the prize-winning; competi tors in the Columbia stenography and speed typewriting contest with Mr. Sidney Dant and Mr. J. S. Dumeresque. (Tribune). Left to rieht: Mr. M. Goldstein. Mr. J. and Mr Nonce Sen, who officiated at the
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