Malaya Tribune, 5 May 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVH. -No. 106. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, May 5, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1938 FIVE CENTS
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      91 1 pH E NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST ■fry The i ii i k i n1: A rich meOow wine for f ..,1 occasions, with a delicious flavour. No belter value I tamable anywhere. In- le as a tonic. BOLE AGENTS: (INC. IN 53.) tf.P.s. d6A fl HEAL THY BABY Bloc Cross
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      210 1 Read The I SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya BOLD YOUK OWi\ HOI NICE LOTS FOR SALE AT "GROVE ESTATE" AT INTERESTING PRICES can in: aiiesam;i:i» Apply: CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT METER CHAMBERS (3rd floor) PROPERTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE: Town Properties Shophouses— Terrace Houses —Bungalows. j Vacant Land Seaside
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES VALUE OF CONVOY SYSTEM
    1060 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES VALUE OF CONVOY SYSTEM Solution Kmiml ii.s. roi.u v DKKKNIJKO ihe annua] banquel of the Chamber of Shipping at Grosyeuor, House, London, Mr. Duff Cooper, First liOrd of the Admiralty, said the Admiralty arc convinced of ihc value of the convoy system in war, and arc making
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    TUG SINKS AFTER COLLISION
    136 2 Flying Spray. a tv? belonging to the riyde Shipping Co., sank in the Od' impeding liner traffic, alter a collision with th<» Cumberland 110.000 tons). The crew of the tug escaped to safety by scriimblim; up a rope ladder from the Cumberland, and the tug di
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    NOTICE TO SHIPPING
    47 2 The Commanding Officer of H.M.S. reports that a rock with a least ovei it ol lour fathoms exists in approximately Lat 9 cieg. 23' N and Long 91 di 50" E., and 1.8 m les, I<< degrees from the south point a! Poehumba Island
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      521 2 STEAMER SAiUNGS and BRITISH INDIA I.M oi imrh'r.l In Kngiand). V An s N. CO.'* SAILINGSOUTWARDS* Due. Tonnage. .S pore. 1538 <AR riiA( iE IS.OOO May 6 hUKDWAN fi.OW liay RAJPUTANA r/.uuu May 2(1 RANCH I MfiOti June 3 OMALi 8 8u June .i ,a DERA "> uou .June 17
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      566 2 s V j BANGKOK LINK. CHINA JAPAN LINE. I i Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but t i cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- J tion. To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, i Hamburg and Copenhagen. To: Port Said, Palestine, Rotterdam, 1 M.S. From Spore
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      416 2 Deutsch-Australiscbe DampfschifTs Gesellsehaft i (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 s.s. PREUSSEN via Manila May 3 m.s. ASSUAN via Manila May 17 t m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila May _5 .s.s. NORDMARK via Manila Jun. o HOMEWARD. HOI
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      407 2 STEAMER 9A7.INGS §N()RI)I)El IS( |f| i The undernoied are the r, intended lixlures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG NORTH CHINA and JAP Due S> "GNEISENAU" omit.s North China I "ALLER" omits Ma: ila and Japan "SCHARNHORST" ornil China HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND. HAMBURG ,v B Sails from S "HREFEID also call, Oi
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      964 3 Classified Advertisements pjJC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. i now invited Tor U>e fV- ij or service. *or Municipal Tender Room t Date of Closing. SupP or 1 HP., c -cold StartID igci--12 noon, 6th May, 1938. ***** c ran Brass and S..'.t' I'-int.' A Dent. Meter rT! X r BeranW
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      780 3 FORM "C" (PI RSI ANT TO SECTION 112 OF ORDINANCE NO. 155 (Companies)^ STATEMENT BY THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKI? G CORPORATION LIMITED. AS AT 31ST DECKMBEK, 1<?37. The Share Capital of the Company is $40,000,000.00 divided into 1,000.000 Q hares of 00 each The number of shares issued en 31st December,
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      172 3 WE STOCK AND SELL MORF WATCHES than any other firm in Malaya and Far East. We can al- ways sell lower. Good values are obtainable in all lines of watches we 3 lock. Enquiries invited from all marked. WHOLESALE ONLY. Phone 3785—Write or call at E. NASSIM SONS, Watch Manufacturers,
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      151 3 I DIAMOND SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS Sturdy ail Steel construction—rustproofed. Open visible springs harbour no insects. Promotes Healthy Sleep Keasonaoly Priced By conforming to the shape of the body it gives even support—keeps the Spine Straight. Recommended by Health Authorities. Extremely comfortable—does not sag. Write for Descriptive folder DIAMOND METAL MOOL'CTS
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    355 4 LONDON London. Wednesday. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone firm §9« Spot Buyers 5% Sellers r> 11 16 1« 1 _j 1Q Ist Forward (May) Buyers 5 1110 filers 5% j 1G 2nd Forwarc (June) Buyers 5% J* Sellers r > 13 16 H _j 1<; '3rd Forward
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    SUNGEI CHOH RUBBER
    1676 4  -  Dividend Of 5 Per Cent. (By Air Mail London. Apr. 20. THE eighteenth annual general tneei ing ol* Sunjgei Choh Rubber Company, Ltd., was held at the offices ol the company, 2 to 4, Idol-lane, Kaatcheap, E.C. Mr. Norman Dalrymple (the chairman) presided. The representative of Thomson
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    PRODUCE
    157 4 Singap: re, May 4. R iSiauv V 7. Coast No. 1 pi r Koyai a! tSiam. W. Coast No. 2 per Koya R. (Siam> W. Coast No. 3 per KO5 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 5211 Siam Bice "Lowhway" No, 2 Eiam Rice "Lowhway" N >. Siam "Smghway" No.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    107 4 Paris 168? New York 4.95 3 4 Montreal 5 02'Brussels 25.64% Genevo. 21 Tt Amsterdam 8.96% Milan 9« 13 16 Berlin 12.41' 4 Prague i 4 3; Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.4«,: Oslo 19.» Vienna nominal Madrid nom'nal Lisbon IW 3 ie Belgrade 217 Rio 2 13 IC London.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    117 4 Singapore. May j Ships alongside the Wharves or <•• peeled to arrive. East Whcvf iEnt:\w Can- Rajula 22; Hong Peng 20. Sheers Wharf iEntrance Gate i Nil. 0 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate Z) Rawalpindi 18; Talang Akar u> Centaur 14; Glcnbeg 11. Empire Doc!: (Entrance Gate Javanese Prince
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      627 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j 'Incorporated in the Strait* Settlements) Authorised S4O,W)(M>O(i.(!O Issued and P%M Up WW.JMH)-M- fl READ OFFICE CHINA BUILDING, CHUUA STREET, MNGAFORZ. TELEPHONES: Managing Direct™ 3172 Secretary General Manager 3513 Accountant Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA LONDON BANKERS: nfw yor?K BANttRS: Midland Bank. Lttfi J frvtng Trust Co.. Lloyds
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES SHARES
    707 5 Quotation By Fraser And Co. Singapore, May 4, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 3 6 3 10y 2 xd tumbang 28 30|--42 6 47i6nom H:t am 20 6 21 6 0.60 0.65 Tin !9 6 20 6 1.25 1.30 21 21 9 13.6
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    EXCHANGES
    207 5 The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore. May 5. London T.T. 2 3 25 32 London demand 2 3 25 32 Lyons demand 1990 Switzerland demand 250 3 4 Hamburg demand 142
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    RUBBER IMPORTS
    28 5 Foreign imports of rubber into Malaya during April, in dry tons, were 9.153, a total of 53,923 tons for the first four months of the year.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    91 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, May 4, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books Total^r Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to da*e lkr in -s» Apr 2 less tax M 10 May 4 20^ Petaling £j* »*g 3 5 Eg 12 Ma? 6 «4* Rahman Hyd. Int. MW 7
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    148 5 fd Co., Ltd., $30,000 Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 ncm S, V.APOKK MUNICIPAL: 5 1540 $400,000 Int. Alar 31, Sept. 30... 100 102 nom 4 1947 $1,600,000 Int. 4 31, Sept. S0.7TT! 105 107 nom J ;■>'■> red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. 4 31, Sept 30. 110
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT DAILY REPORT
    573 5 By S. E. Levy Swan, Culbertson Fritz Singapore, Thursday. WE arc indebted to Messrs. 5. E. Levy and Co. and Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and FriU. Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions; Messrs. White, Weld iU'.a Co.. New Yolk, report to us by
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION POSITION
    152 5 Report By Fraser And Co. M T T Singapore, May 5. INING. Tin three montbf £162.5.0 up i s o;^ Spot £161! °0 up 155- andNe* iork 36 3/ 4 cts. Un 1 3 4 cents. The sharp use in the price of Tin has stimulated
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    TIN
    18 5 Singapore, May 5. fhc price of tin at noon in SHcrapoie to-day was:— $81 i (up $3'
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    RUBBER
    18 5 The price of rubber at noon in Sinsapoie to-day was: Buyers 18% (down Sellers 19 (down 14).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    314 5 Singapore, May 5. MINING Ampat buyers Ayer Hitam |2 6 Bangrins gj! f, Q 6 Bat u Belangor io s Chanderiangs 143 Hitam Tin 0.35 040 Hongkong Tin 19- 20 0.96 1.00 Fdrij Hyd. 6.3 73 Ipoh Tin 25 *>6 Jelebus 0 .67 o 72
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    EXCHANGE EXPERTS CONFER
    65 5 Reuter Wireless. Washington. May 4. Considerable interest is centred in the conference between the Morgenihau group and the Treasury Federal Reserve stabilisation fund experts regarding foreign exchange problems. An unusual air of mystery surrounded the discussions. Some are of opinion there is a possibility of a change
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    Goodwill Amnesty
    55 5 Reuter. Dublin. Mav 4 By way of a gesture of goodwill, following the unanimous election of President Hyde, the Irish Governmen* has released s-ix Republican prisriets. rr.e of whom is serving a life sentence. There aie now rr, Republicans in CU'itOUV 1 1 Fire, for the. L:st time
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    OVERCOME BY GAS
    43 5 'While working in a sewerage manhole shortly before noon yesterday, an Indian Municioal coolie was overcome by gas in Tiong Bahru Road. The man revived alter artificial respiration by the ambulance dresser and was taken to hospital for oxygen treatment.
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    33 5 Dr. A. L. Hoops, C.B.E., was entertained to a farewell dinner by members of the Malacca Rotary Club at the Rest House on Friday night prior to his departure from Malacca for England.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    145 5 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday AT the Singapore Chamber ol Commerce Rubber Association s 1380 th Auction held yesterday, there were: Catalogued 1,581,672 lbs.—tons 706.10. Offered 1,406.725 lbs—tons 628.00 Sold 1,206.122 lbs.—tons 538 45. London-Spot 5 r> «d. New York-Spot 11% cents. PRICES REALISED llibbed Smoked Sheet
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      588 5 BINOCULARS for RACES Priori upwards. CLASSES Field Sl4 upwards. Opera $">. REPAIRS UNDERTAKEN. NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO.. 71, High Street. 'PHONE 3730. CHING KENG LEE CO., LTD. No. 9-A, (Ist Floor), D'ALMEID\ STREET, SINGAPORE. (Next to The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.) THONE: NO. 6243. TELEGRAMS. "AUCTIONEERS, HKGAFOBE." AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS
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    GERMANY "COULD GIVE US K. O."
    236 6  -  By Air Mail London, Apr. 19. "ANCfc again I may be a voice cryv Ing in the wilder ne»* but If the people of thi« country Imagine thai they are «tenure to-day thev *re living In a f«ot's pnrndiM*," ««aid Mr. Kobert Booth by,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    141 6 Mails expected 'rem Netherlands Indies by Air <X.L.M.», time of del'v rv of boxholders' letters only 5 p.m. and q.:neral delivery ot letters and parcels L 45 a.m. to-morrow. Malls expected irom Australia, Net: er- Lands Indies etc. Dy Air (Qantas), time of delivery cf boxholders' letters only
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    INTERNAL AIR MAIL SERVICE
    66 6 The air mails for Ipoh, which are being closed by the above service at 6 a.m. fcr ordinary correspondence and at 7 p.m. the previous day for registered correspondence, will arrive at Ipoh at 9.55 a.m. Boxholder's correspondence will be available at 10.30 a.m. and delivery
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    'Noor-e-Vatan'At Royal Theatre Royal Theatre
    147 6 NOOR-E-VATAN a super Ranjit pro duction in Hindustani, which opened at Royal Theatre. Singapore, yesterday (May 4) is full of thrills, pathos, humour and love. Glamorous Madhuri, daring Billimoria and Ishwarlal, the notorious villain, need no introduction to Indian film-fans. Herein are also seen in
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    216 6 Fee',, ball: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, S.C.F.A. v Gordons. Stadium; Dr>. 11. X.a. ißlakan Matt) v. R.A.F.. Blakan Mali Business Houses League, Heap Eng Moh v. Overseas Chinese Bank. F. and N. ground; Friendly. R AF. (HQ.' v. S.C.C. Padang. Tennis: S.C.C. Tennis and Prize-giving. AMUSEMENTS
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    28 6 New Scudai, Ltd., report that the output of the estate amounted to 26,400 lbs for the month of April being the first month of the current financial year.
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    20 6 A tire started by a child playing with smouldering charcoal destroyed 350 houses in the villas o of Diosti, Rumania.
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    BRITISH CORN TRADE TRADE
    1315 6 General Survey AFFECTED BY WORLD SITUATION rpHE Annual Report of the Liverpool Corn Trade Association Ltd., was presented on Wednesday, April 27, by the President, Mr. E. L. Lewis, at the meeting held in Liverpool. The report stated: have been meetings and correspondence with the Government
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      212 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A fO-MCHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT B.IT, to 9.15 p.m. j DINNER DANCE (forma!) M 5 to midnight. j NEW CABARET ATTRACTION SUCCESS. KYIS A. KOBY BARRY I t m POICLAR CONTINENTAL COMEDY TRIO > Non-diners SLOO S ABB MESnCTFvLIY BALL j j ROOM WILL BE EXCLUSIVELY RESERVED FOR
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      467 6 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j i STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY o China generally oHoihow Sirdhana May 5 1 p.m. Hongkong Sirdhana 5 230 pm' Aden (Parcels only) Rajula 5 f Burma Karagola India, East North and West Karagola J J Jm' India, South Rajula J J Tandjong Pandan Mijer 0 Bengkalis,
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      279 6 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS [There are numerous Clubs in S pore members oi which Uf€ readers the "Malaya Tribune." This Diai y provided specially jor them. Secretaries are invited to co-. fieruti ping it up-to-date and tmstplefe. Hai penings of general interest will still b included in the Diary of
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    TOOK SHELTER, ROBBED MAN
    176 7 Our Own Reporter) l nmpor, Wednesday. on charges oi having r t\nd in tnc enst oS tho 1 a«ed with also Inv'n; 1 t «"o an as< Chin into in v had ained acec s them lo tv. ■■> youthful sentenced to two lbs' rigorous imPctively.
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    MYSORE MUSLIMS' ATTITUDE
    42 7 i Bags re. Apr. 25. I I Mys Stale Con- j I c sponsible 1 pproved tee cf the I League at its meeti pted, the ctemand res! of the nsidered a being in Utary soverVm Mysore Royal Family."—
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    FINED $1,000 AFTER POLICE RAIDED HOUSE
    305 7 F m Our OuU Reporter) Malacca, Wednesday. PONIK TiD „n a c harge of posses- i ii-G vernment chandu "WO. a Hainanese named »v km Wuh was sentenced by «stricl ,!ud«o. .Mr. B F Bridge, J JJ ■MBtas' r.i.. and to pay a fine
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    Brilliant Scientist's Mania For Marriage 'CASANOVA GOES TO GAOL
    837 7 Of «amc subtle mißiieC.s i and .•harm that proved irresistible to many women, a brilliant srjfentist ?nd "mvster? maii" is now in an Australian crvmg a c-ntence oi 12 month imprisonment for bigamy. i-Z L kecn-lookin Herbeit McCulloch. 47. baffled the
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    Liberals Condemn The Rome Pact
    321 7 Loudon. THE Rome Pact just signed by Great Biitain and Italy was condemned by the National League of Young Liberals at their annual conference here this week. The conference passed the following emergency resolution: "That this Conference, warmly desirous as it is of seeing the
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    "TALKIE"
    81 7 Following the decision that the strike of cinema operators in London and the Home Counties shcukl continue, a mass demonstration of cinema workers was held at Marble Arch, Lexicon, lhc Electrical Trades Unicn, whose central strike committee that the strike should continue, demand recognition of their union by the
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    One Soviet Worker In Three Is A Woman
    135 7 Moscow. CUGHHI OVCt '5 per t :nt cf the total number of paid workers in the n business and industry. QJ \c- v- 3,298 000 were employed n Larae industrial concerns; 1.250,000 in Educational posts; 725 000 in health nstitutions; and 499,008
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    38 7 Mr. Jules Martin, head of the firm of Mi xs. G H. Slot Co.. Penang, and cue ot the best known Penang residents, i on long leave a few days ago, accompanied by Mrs. Martin ana M.s.-. Martin.
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    FELL, OFF LORRY
    66 7 Failing off a noviug fltOtOf IOSCR J*** terday afternoon an Indian epone, of tho Boad Department of Municipality, rastained the following injuries: Severe lacerations over tne eigne anal? and foot: A small contussd laceration ov:r .3ie;»vm: :*nd Oompound [iat4arc ol Uie 1 bone. Semi-con*xiouf] extremely shocked the
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    Germany's Promise To Luxembourg
    139 7 \tS>V(l ARATION thai G?vr.i3ny bail no intention of encroach►ns oa the independence oC Luxom-. bc'iirg was mack by Uz'.i vm Raiow:tz. German Mhifctcr to the Grand Duchy, in a speech at the Industrial E-;hikilien now being held a< V-c.i--oa-Aizt. k*. He indicated that an ogAclal statement
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      11 7 PCX R COLD IN fOLMAN'S MUSTARD BATH W P S, 7
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      52 7 STOP that S <.ieii»i.\<. Jfc I- ION BCANJ f\ TAKE fe'K^ D. T. LIM'S i HERB TONIC mm+mP 11 Jr or Quick Relief. Obtainable from 4 XTv T. K. HOCK COMPANY 38, Batu Road, KUALA LUMPUR. HONG HIN COMPANY, MALACCA. hff&H IlolgWy, Johore Bahru. DISPENSARY, Johore Bahru. D. T. UM
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      62 7 i gi Nole the graceful shape. These fine pipes maoe :j th(j comfort mouthselected old bTiar rc *jj pieces. The exact St of smoke cool and rro s tem no tugging and low in prfcf yet bfch m twisting to clean. Feel the quality, mcy arc; lde«,i velvety smoothness of
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      247 7 Dissolve away SUPERFLUOUS P^ROOTS The razor cuts orf hair at, m Kr ~> the level of the akin S*C?tt** leaves coarse hair fends which grow back thicker 1 1 and faster. j This new toilet cream dissolves the keratin in w~-~m-*nm^. M the hair and its roots- j Removes hair
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      265 8 Fjrom A1 P to Alp with this .0 H jg' Hj > »Mp^- threesome oi romancers and TJk ASTOR OLIVER RICE OWEN £aaa HENRY HULL HERMAN BING j NEXT CHANGE -P A VILIO X ESICSiWiiSrW Here is the Most spectacular Hindustani Film Yet Produced! XOOR-E-VATAX featuring Billimoria. Maduri and Many
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      449 8 1"1 1 T 1 OWING TQ UNPRECEDENTED j SUCCESS, SEASON EXTENDED! I 10th DAY and STIIITdRAWING J i The CROWDS! i i POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT /~ADITOI 'S 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 LArl I VJL s The Most Sensational Adventure Story Ever Filmed. By The Authors J of "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY.
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      248 8 ACCLAIMED BY PRESS AS ONE OF THE SCREEN'S FUNNIEST HITS OVER FOUR WEEKS IN ONE WEST-END THEATRE PLAYING is NEW YORK TO CAPACITY HOUSES! PAVILION til STARTS TO NIGHT' a\fl J|B' WtzjTd HS B& fli /T r^Ba taitot PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL .g. I Great World Show: j FRI. 6th, Sat. 7th
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    TWO MALACCA CRICKET MATCHES BRILLIANT BOWLING BY WAITES
    355 9 Lewis Barnard In Fine Partnership m our On ,i Correspondent) Malacca Sunday. Mi not out by Bar- 'eature of the .Tasin—■ c jit on Saturday a 1 Jasin. m Iron by 58 run". JASIN CLUB h Chandrapala 0 5 iviites b Stouter
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    Railway Youngsters Beat R.A.M.C.
    122 9 I V ungsters beat the I ranglin by 62 runs. I R A MC 32 mpalam 7 ampalam 12 0 Colman b Sundram G i nampalan 0 0 1 Extras 15 Total 95 rraill 2 for 21: C. r2l S. K. Sundram 5 am 3 for
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    St, Andrew's O.B.A. Beat R.A.F. (Town Office)
    171 9 B A beat the R.A.F. by 28 runs in a cricKday at St. Andrew's DREW'S O B.A. M JO 5 Franklin 19 i tj!:1; lbw. Tessier 9 m o Blythe 19 vies b Bentley 6 g b Blythe 16 retired 53 Smith b
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    Muar Soccer
    381 9 'From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. May 3. In a slow game the Muar Rangers beat the Public Works Department by 3—o in a League match played at the Muar Club padang yesterday. The teams are considered to be the weakest in the league and the standard of football
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS TOURNEY
    277 9 FOUR out of five ties in the men's singles "A" of the V M C A. tennis tourney were played off yesterday at Bras Basah Road. C. Reshty was given a walkover against Dr. B. H. Sheares Results of to-day's ties: Men's Singles "A"
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      15 9 YOUNG TARLEY IS HERE AGAIN APPEARS AGAINST JOE EAGLE TO-MORROW NIGHT AT HAPPY WORLD STADIUM
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      377 9 A I ¥i a nyf nn i opening to-day t iLHAJVIDKA L W 3 ,5-e.,5-9. 15 IN SEVENTH HEAVEN YOU LAUGHED AND CRIED WITH HER. NOW SHE WILL i STEAL YOUR HEART AWAY BY HER SWEET SONGS... .LOVE AND HISSES ABOUNDS I IN MERRY MELODIES AND IS A DELIGHTFUL PARADISE
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      226 9 !?S!i*"Siii**?!!"**"!"!!i""!!!!!*!Z!"!!i!!till!"!"!"iII!II""iiKit!!!III!!I!;J;;i;!;;;is;;;;;:"S!i: .>•!!•{••* r:!l| I JaLan %VO4ImL*UI Serangoon Bmar Road. S (The Malayan Pioneer Amusement Park) I' III:': Sail j 1 %BK/% X ET Nightly—From 9.30 p.m.—l 2 midnight. P H::j m Admission 50 cts. ||SAT. MAY 7. EXTEXSIOX I A.M.I TEA HAXCES—Fvprv Tues.. Thurs., Sat.. Ar Sunday M EXCEPT ON
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    ISLAM'S PROTECTORS
    656 10 'THE proposed formation in Singapore of a Muslim committee whose chief object is to receive and entertain prominent Muslim personages passing through has a far greater significance than would appear on the face of it. The Muslim world 18 a very powerful potential force, and the goodwill of
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    MOTORING IN EUROPE
    365 10 Singapore Man Praises A.A. Service Singapore. Wednesday. HTE in America, are inclined to think Vl oi oar automobile association as beine as highly developed as any in tne world, but I must say that the service I received from the A.A. In Lotion was vtc that I
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    THE Y.W.C.A.
    110 10 An tracti' b course oi "Lternationai i com mrw i s at tht Y.W.C A 1 les nay, o Si turda? at 9.30 a.m. op I i n will lemonstrate ol n ing and cooking under the di■ectioi I Bt ler Mackay) of an ''English Burner," including soup,
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    41 10 Miss M. Lomas, acting Principal, Malay Women's Training College at Durian Daun. Malaccn will shortly to England on leave. She will make a tour of Canada before arriving in England. Miss D. F. Clarke will be acting Principal of the College.
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    43 10 Mr. P. M. Weston, a former resident of Kuala Lumpur, died recently at the Serernban Hospital, where he had been an inmat? for some time, suffering from cancer. Mr. Weston, who was an exserviceman, was buried at St. Mark's, Rcrcmhnn, with suitable honours
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Asiatic Head-Masters.
    239 10 NOTES COMMENTS Asiatic Head-Masters. JT is gratifying to find that the Educa tion Department is extending the practice to Penang, of appointing locally trained assistant masters to headmasterships of secondary schools, B suitable men are found to replace Eiuo pean headmasters who are due to retire or are promoted to
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    English In The Schools
    311 10 "Q >ME English jargon may be abou out we are still far from the Ungu Tranca stage,'' said Mr. C. E. K. Jacobs, principal of the English College, Johore Bharu, in his recent prize -day address This statement is unfortunately sjimd, for ab!" cfTorr v.ill be
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    Whose Turn Next?
    256 10 WELL, it's pleasant to know that the staft of the Malaya Tribune tan i t in comparative peace for another onth or so, without the perpetual worry of a nearby crash hanging over Lheir heads. For that is what we felt until the other day, when the
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    Hard (Court) Words
    253 10 »N Englishman who has arrived Singapore and whose passion Ui (after work, of course!j is playing I nis, seems mildly astonished at tii* almost complete lack of hard courts in this part of the world. The grass urn. are excellent, he admits, but apart from one or
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    The Beggar Nuisance
    214 10 IN Palmer Road, just opposite the Tribune offices, there is a Muslim shrine called in Malay—"Kramat Habib Noor." This shrine is a famous era. and Muslims of all nationalities visit it daily to make offerings in fulfilment nf theii vows. A large BWttEff of people of mendicant
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    The Value Of Conferences
    183 10 THK April issue of the Malayan 00- operator contams an interesting edit >ial note on the co-operative conference to be held in Singapore in July, in which it discusses the question of the necessity for such conferences n very naturally supports the gatherng. and remarks thai
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    BOLD DEFLATION POLICY TO SAVE FRANC FROM COLLAPSE
    470 11 Gloomy Outlook For Nation's Finance Reuter. Paris Mav 4 DREMIER Daladier in a broadcast to the nation to-night, announced that the franc, which for many months has fleeted the instability of French government, is to be stabilised I,, decree. The stabilisation would
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    FRENCH LINER ABLAZE AT HAVRE
    108 11 Reuter. I Havre. May 4. V'li'.l the French U-.\ i) ite. lyin? in in d •> feared that tbc whcli er or Mill he rtnptetth ies Ihe outbreak i> m Berce Ih emeu hat; to atandtn attempts to extinguish it. Th:r. fin c tiaitpcd by
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    ENGLISHWOMAN MURDERED
    55 11 Hongkong, May 3. 3J whose husband r LCI., was .stabbed to I tha Peak last night her husband, who at, received multiple nti ued to grapple who finally, fled and He is now in hosf the attack is at present o is a native of Cher .a school
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    21 11 untitled market for the Firth cC Forth rung boats to dump catches *J 0 sea The receri the biggest for many
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    ARMS SPEED-UP PLANS
    73 11 Reuter. London, May 4. THE executive council of the Amalgamated Engineering Union has decided to accept the invitation of the Engineering and Allied Employers National Federation to attend a conference discuss proposals for meeting the Governments requirements in reeara to speedup of armaments and particularly aircraft production.The
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    24 11 The Rumanian Government propose to set up a central authority of Press in formation and propaganda to work 1 close contact with the Cabinet.
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    WORLD'S FASTEST AIR FIGHTER
    193 11 British Official Wireless. p 1 Kay 4 I exhibits in the I .IVIIMMI the !i. t ih-J i irv. iriwkei' ufcfhtrr mcno- imi'Or to the '(H'!* G'lllpn mib. from iu <S t mutes. in i*in«i of the 'r i. n 1 u "Itirncftnc 11 1 1
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    PRESIDENT HYDE OF EIRE
    33 11 Reuter. Dublin. May 4. DR. Hyde was, at a quiet ceremony, formally elected to-day as Eire's first President. The election was unopposed. He assumes duties in a fortnight's time.—Reuter.
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    NO CHANGE IN TIN QUOTAS LIKELY
    151 11 Reuter. London, May I r J'HI! chairman of Ihe International Tin Committee has issued a statement point in* out that as the intention is to accumulate the projected butter stock in six months ihe (junta therefore would normaltv l>e lifteen per cent, of standard
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    JAMAICA ESTATE RIOTS
    227 11 Full Story Told To Commons British Official Wireless. 112 *>nt!On, May 4. 'S diMui(*an>es no il»»» A 'i [n l-iwin, in H"I "i h if;*! en J »*>«! ;tni •»»p 'in, *r1 %im .ib r» «»f ft Cortnwns t»ii< ton f'nU nlal Sec it tur\. SR 'I
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    LEAGUE & PEACE OF EUROPE
    97 11 LEAGUE PEACE OF EUROPE British Official Wireless. London. May 4. THE Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr F A Butler. asked 'n the Commons to day whether In virw -»f the unrest and insecurity felt in Denmark, Be'eium. Czechoslovak"!: Hungary and other countries m Germany as a result of the nol'cy
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    LONDON HIGHWAYS
    40 11 British Official Wireless. London, May 4. A REPORT by Sir Charles Brassey. who has been making a study of D long term policy of re-plannin* of London's highways, will be published In about ten days —British Official Wireless.
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    BRITISH ARMS TO CHINA
    47 11 British Official Wireless. London. May 4. THE total value of arms, ammunition and military and naval stores exoorted from me United Kingdom to China between June 1 last and the end of March was £204.903. according to a Commons answer -British Official Wireless.
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    Protest To Egypt
    36 11 Reuter. Cairo. May 4. THE British Ambassador visited the Premier this morning and banded over a letter containing the British Government's strong representations aaainst the new Egyptian tariffs on British cotton goods.— Reuter.
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    17 11 Mr. George Lansbury, MP. has become preoAueni o: urn uoa .~>. branch of the Royal National Life-boat Institution.
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    Mussolini Leans Towards Britain
    554 11 Reuter. Rome, May 4. NO weakening of the Berlin-Rome axis was revealed in the MussoliniHltlev coirvereaifoflS, according to official? or both m'Ucs. A somewhat ~r\ < <• ncte however, may he f facet mi in the reassurance. Wlmlc Italian* »9 whole the news of the an-cblu*s
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    AIR EXPANSION LAGGING?
    130 11 Labour To Attack Policy Reuter. London, May 4. A MEETING in secret of the Parliamentary Labour Party under the leadership of Major Attlec will be held to-night to frame demands on the government in the course of the debate on air production in the Commons next week.
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    New M. C. C. President
    38 11 Reuter. London, May 4. CARL Baldwin has been elected press dent of the Kf.C.C. in success on r e the Hon. Mr. J. J. Astor. Lord Cobham succeeds Lord Hawke as treasurer —Reuter.
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    33 11 One passenger was killed and others were Lrjured In a railway accident ne lithe station of Aqui in Piedmont. The Countess Calvi, daughter cf the Kirn; of Italy gave oid to the injured.
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    JAPAN ON THE VERGE OF COLLAPSE
    406 12 MORE TROOPS NEEDED Shanghai, May 5. IN *he opinion of foreign observers, the Invocation <>f Natiorfal Mobilisation Bill by the Japanese (lovcnment is an Indication that the Japanese campaign is on the I verge of collapse. Or. the other hand, the successful j operations
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    AIR DEFENCE FOR MERCHANT SHIPS
    119 12 British Official Wireless. London, May. 4. a THE First Lord of Admiralty, asked in the Commons what steps had been taken to accumulate stocks of anti aircraft and anti-submarine eauinment for the merchant navy and what proportion of the mercantile marine could be fitted out
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    21 Pages To-morrow
    45 12 TO-MORROW'S issue of the. I Malaya Tribune «HB again conslsl of 24 pages. It will include Noel Ruber's bright him news, and special pages for Indian and Chinese readers Ihe China page will include several war pictures exclusive to the Ti ihunc.
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    "PEG O'MY HEART"
    134 12 Final Performance On Saturday SINGAPORE enthusiasts of amateur v theatricals who have not yet seen :ne production of "Peg O'my heart" at (he Victoria Theatre will have a final opportunity on Saturday, when th? third and final production of the play .vill takGe peace. Arranged by Miss
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    CHINESE PUSH ON ANOTHER 5 MILES
    419 12 ENEMY LINE CUT Hankow, May 4. FOLLOWING a nightlong battle, T the Chinese officially claim a further five-mile advance to the north-east of Taierchwang. l»»e> also claim to have cut the Japanese line between Lingyi and Tancheng. —Keuter. Message from Chinese sources state it
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    DRIVERS' ASSOCIATION
    90 12 The annual general meeting of the Selangor Malay Drivers' Association will be held on Sunday, May 15 at 2.30 p.m. under the presidency of Che Ahmad bin Plaji Ibrahim, J.P., at 27, Campbell Road, Kuala Lumpur. The association was formed on Feb. 3, 1936, and to-day it has
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    "THE HURRICANE"
    53 12 Owing to the exceptional success of 'The Hurricane" at the Capitol, the season has been extended for another night. "A Yank at Oxford" will definitely start to-morrow. "The Hurricane" has. now run for ten days, being a good second to the record-break "Tarzan and his Mate", which ran
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    BISHOP LEE RETURNS
    197 12 In The Philippines Singapore. Thursday. BISHOP Edwin F. Lee returned yesterday from the Philippine Islands via Hongkong on the "Rawalpindi." Bishop Lee gave ten weeks' attention to the Methodist Episcopal Church m the Philippine Islands and presided over the two annua! conferences In that IHe reports the
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    35 12 Singapore, Wednesday. Claiming trial on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $200. entrusted to him in the capacity of a clerk. Ramasamy was to-day acquitted by Mr. F. V. Duckworth, second police magistrate.
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    COLONY QUOTAS EVADED
    165 12 Reuter. London, May 4. THE Colonial Secretary's attention was directed in the Commons to-day to the alleged practice erf Japanese firms imporUn& tato the We* forties large quantities or loui ytuu of printed spun viscoe rayon bnr made up in bedspread., to whicn -c oncu does not
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    JAPANESE VIOLENCE IN SHANGHAI
    85 12 British Official Wireless. London, May 4. QUESTIONED in the Commons about complaints by British residents in the international settlement in Shanghai that incidents involving violence by the Japanese military authorities to persons and property of foreigners were of frequent occurrence. Mr. R. A. Butler said his
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    Vital Statistics
    86 12 A N increase in the number of death- j for the week -ended Apr 30. 1938. is reported in vital statistics issued b> I the Municipality. For the week undei lcference. there were 268 deaths compared with 261 in the previous yead and 218 In the corresponding week
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    MARRIED YESTERDAY
    21 12 Mr. J. EL Hill and Miss fc. M. F. Morey, photographed after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday.—tribune.
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    TUNGWO CASE ENDED
    114 12 Reuter. Shanghai, May 4. IT is learned that the British authorities made representations to the Japanese authorities against the boarding and detention of the Tungwo, which was held up in the Yangtse last week The finding of the British inquiry, which is included in the representation shows
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    Gangsters' Gun Battle
    61 12 Reuter. Barcelona, May 1 FOUR members of a terrorist gang were killed and two policemen wounded in a gun battle here to-day when police surprised gangsters, who were said to have included men from Nationalist territory, while they holding up a military pay office from which they
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    Changes Pending In "T.A."
    67 12 Reuter. London, May 4. £«OMPLETE reorganisation of the territorial army is to be undertaken in the near future, according" to an announcement General Sir Walter Kirke said that mechanisation would play an imnortan: part, and would enable the territorial branch service to travel and hit harder
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    COMMONS CURIOUS
    62 12 British Official Wireless. London. May 4 THE Commons, after a more than usually piolonged question time ministers answering 102 questions—resumed discussion to-day on the report stage of the budget resolutions, which was concluded to-night. Among resolutions discussed were those dealing with the Chancellors proposals to curb tax avoidance
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    Alleged Highway Robbery Attempt Fails
    175 12 MILL OWNER WITH $12,000 (From Our Oxen Reporter) Penang, May 5. AN alleged sensational attempt at highway robbery in daylight is reported from Sungei Korok, a village in Province Wellesley, a few miles from Butterworth, at 4.10 p.m. yesterday, when a Fiat Marvelette, bearing a
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    POLITICAL CRISIS AVERTED
    94 12 Reuter. Cuttack (Orissai May 4. IT is understood that His Excellency Sir John Hubback, Governor of Orissa. has cancelled his leave, thus averting a political crisis in the Province.—Reuter. It will be recalled that the Congress Ministry of Orissa resented the appointment of Mr. J. R. Dam.
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    STOP PRESS SEVEN AT A BIRTH
    27 12 Havana. Ma> 1 Seven children. all reported to have been lH»rn <" Kafacla Casanova. Ihe while man. i«t Barnim». Otie"U Provin rc.
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    ILLEGAL RUBBER PLANTING
    162 13 CHINESE FINED AT MUAR Our Ou n Correspondent; Muar. Wednesday. PI'RTHER < ascs of illegal rubber Line were brought before magistrate this morning when J rubber land owners were fined V;;;, h of the Rubber Regulation l.nuctment. owners were involved in Both failed to appear, but ds
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    POWER SPIRIT FOR MALAYA
    66 13 Reuter. London, May 4. IN the Commons to-day replying to Mr. Morgan, Mr. Ormsby Gove'said that he was seeking Information in regard to the reported elosin» down of Nipah Estate in Malaya, the' only concern producing power spirit in the country. Mr. Morgan asked whether the
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    LITTLE ENTENTE IN SESSION
    56 13 Reuter. Sinaia (.Rumania 1 May 4. THE new situation in central and eastern Europe, created by the Anschluss, is the most important question on the agenda of the. Little Entente. It is anticipated that Czechoslovakia may ask Rumania and Yugoslavia to declare their reaction, should German
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    BUDDHIST TOUR
    40 13 .asinghe Devappriya. tary of the Mahaitta, which is supest Buddhist Orgaarrive in Singaaccompanled by Mr. rhej are on a lecture i ation of Buddhism ttee meeting of the Association will be at the Association arrangements for a itors
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    26 13 untitled boy was picked mg knocked down the 10 3 4 milestone, Bukit Timah Road yesterday morning. ies was a fracture of Urn left" sain bone.
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    Woman Motorist In Crash
    99 13 CAR TURNS TURTLE (From Our Gv:n Reporter) Ipoh. Wednesday. MADAM LEE BENG POH. the wellknown Chinese motorist, who was the only Chinese lady to participate in the recent motor hill climb at Gopeng, Mrs. Chung Thye Phin and another Chinese lady had a miraculous escape from
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    Tanchang Japanese Surrounded
    75 13 llatikou. May 1 TROOPS under Gen. Yu Hsu CbMtg< former Governor of Hopei and now one of the high commanders on the northern front, have been fighting with success for the past nine days, llif.h officers have risked their lives on the foremost front. The Japanese at
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    PUNJAB REGT. INSPECTED
    240 13 Commanding Officer Kntertained (From Out (inn R*»orlcrj Talping. Wedncsdir AT the completion of the annual i ,,5 P~ ectlon Ihe l 2nd Punjab neßJineiit stationed al Talpints by <he 00. i Malavu, thr British Officers of Mk Punjab Regiment entertained Commanding Officer Lt. Col. 11 Creie to
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    JUMPED OUT OF WINDOW?
    272 13 Singapore, Wetofttoy. THE death of an Indian named Rnmn- samv. who was found critically Initired outside the Beach Road Police Station on the afternoon of \m 3. was Further Investigated at the resumed mnulry Into his death before Mr W O porter, the Singapore Coroner, to-day
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    NEW DEAL TRIUMPH
    113 13 Reuter. Jacksonville, Florida, May 4. THE New Deal candidate had a sweep- Ing victory in the Democrat Senatorial primary election which was regarded a.s a test ease in gauging public sentiment as it was the Brat contest oi the year in which the whole house and one-third
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    CHORAL WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    274 13 Mr. J. Hill And Miss Morey A WEDDING with full choral service took place this afternoon at the St. Andrew's Cathedral between Mr. John Roland Hill, son of Mrs. J. Hill. Maidstone, Kent, England, and Miss Ellen Mary Fabian Morey. daughter of Mrs. E. E. M.
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    37 13 Dr. W. Lanfier, Mr. and Mrs. L. Lockyear, Mr. and Mrs. Pinching, Mr. G. H. Chandler, Mr. R. G.H. Hill, Mr. Thomas B. de Bargh, Mr. H. K. Schook and Miss Annie Schook visited Penang on Friday.
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    FIRE OFFICER HURT
    185 13 see (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Wednesday CHIEF Sub Officer. Che Abdul Rani, and a fireman of the local fire brigade were injured when attemnting to put out a fire in the old dairy in the Tamil Settlement. Nothing was saved of the house which was razed
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    273 13 Culprits Sentenced At Assizes Singapore, Wednesday. FOUND cuilty of having committed armed robbery by breaking into a house in Rowell Road and relieving the inmates of cash and jewellery to the value of over $2,000, Chua Quee Hin. Law Seng Long, Koh Kong Ser and Tan Kcng Lim
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    SECOND DAY OF THE SINGAPORE SUMMER RACE MEETING GOOD SPORT IN BRIGHT WEATHER
    2700 14 TVf j UP MAKES THE DA Y'S BEST RETURN AFTER early morning rain, the weather cleared op and kept fine throughout the afternoon for the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's Cup) professional rare
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    137 14 Race I—PE(;GY PRIDE ?21 and $12 j Auboss $24 Race 2—TWO UP $60 and Sl6 Excir-e Me $12 Wonder Bar SlB Race 3—SHOOT UP $43 and $11 Queen Beon $16 Devon King $10 Race I—HERCULES $28 and $12 A ma/on $13 Bintang Tujoh Sl9 Race S—TREDELLA
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    Weights For Saturday's Races GOVERNOR'S CUP MEETING
    330 14 Third Day Another Card Of 8 Events HI/TIGHTS for Saturday, the laird fl d iv of the Singapore Turf ClaVs Sumner (Governor's Cup) race meeting at Eukit Timah, are as follow.-,: HORSES. CLASS 1, DIV. 1. 7 PUBS. Pure Geld 0.0 Sunshine Sue
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    THIS MORNING'S TRAINING WORK Horses & Ponies Exercised
    356 15 THIS MORNING'S TRAINING WORK Horses Ponies Exercised OND TRACK Candidates For Saturday Han Nii >trbus") r«od number of TB Bttkit Timah this i ,:i the inclement sodden, and the q U) „t!v on the heavy ir training notes: [*g STRING ci.s. did half pace went round once tered round, v
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    27 15 ubles final m arranged for the ricket Club. i ia to morrow i ,,n, to the inclement tate of the i ue.*t\*r t.-day.
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    Royal Johore Club Tennis Tourney
    118 15 DOYAL Johore International Club tennis tournament fixtures: Men's Open Singles Tuesday, May 10: Sheikh Abu Dakar v. J. Tolmie. Thursday, May 12: Chong Thutt Pitt v. N. A. Hannay. Saturday, May 14: E. W. Hidp v Mohd: Noor b. Md: Salleh. Thursday, May 19: L.
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    Australians In Form Against Oxford
    41 15 Reuter. London. Wednesday. 1 AT ciose ol play to-day, the Austra- bans, against Oxford U. at Oxford, had scored 481 runs for five wickets. Fingl?ton mad:- 124, MeCabe 110. Brown 72, Bradman 58, and Chipperfield 53.—Reuter,
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    HOME SOCCER
    53 15 Cup Champions Beat Ex-Holders Reuter. London. Wednesday. IN the First Division of ihe League today, Preston North End beat Sunderland 2—o on Sunderland's ground. Other results were: DIV. 111, SOUTHERN Reading 0: Cardiff 0. Swindon 1.2: Bristol C. 3. DIV. 111, NORTHERN Hartlepools 2; Halifax 0. New brignton
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    Empire Day Sports
    136 15 The Rotary Club's Empir.3 Day Fports will be held at the Jalan 3esar Stadium on Saturday, May 28. at 2.30 p.m. Lusc yeai "wn Eto«*ry CiO*j nation Sports proved an outstanding access, catering as it cuu ior yoUJifc- sters between the ages cf 14 and '0 excluding
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    LEFT THE ARMY WITH RHEUMATISM
    207 15 Now He is Fit to Join Up Again Twenty years ago, he left the army, constir,aied and rheumatic. Then he got fat. To-day, ne is fit and nimble a merry, romping granddad. 61 years young. "I came out of the army with rheumatism," he writes.
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      255 15 IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT FEVER The reason why your stomach rejects solid foods when you have fever is because your wasted body tissues are crying out for moisture. This makes you desperately thirsty. But very often your weakened stomach cannot retain even the ordinary fluid foods. Yet you must have nourishment
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    R.S. Y.C. Events For The Week-End
    123 16 < TO-MORROW at the R.S.Y.C the -l usual races vill be held for all starting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday the International 6-metre will start practice for Batavia Interport Cuu. Practice will commence with a j series of starts at 10.40 a.m., followed b.,
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    TABLE TENNIS
    77 16 In the table tennis tournament, played on Sunday at the Hindu Association P rem the Association beat the Newlo:i Rocklights by 6—o. Scores (H.A. players mentioned first): S. Shunmugam beat J. Phang 12—21. 14—21; s. Sangaram beat M. Phang 11—16. 21—14: M. Krishnamoorthj beat B Ban 21—14. 21—16:
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    Excise Team Trounced By Canning
    289 16 Div. II Soccer At Fort Fort Canning .6; Excise 1. IN a Second Division match played at Fort Canning yesterday the Fort defeated the Excise by six goals to one. The Fort attacked from the start and soon had the visitors on the defensive. Taking
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    HOUSES LEAGUE PLAYERS
    158 16 A MESSAGE received to-day from the Secretary of the S.A.F A. states that the eligibility of players 'to participate in the Business Houses' League was Decided by the Council of the S'.A.F.A. on December 15, 1936, as follows: ••No player having played at any time during the
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    Second Division Soccer
    327 16 Chinese II li Moravia L A DRAW was a fair reflection of the play in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League between the th'nese II and the Moravia Sports Club nt the Anson Road stadium v sterday. The teams were evenly matched with Chinese perhaps a
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    S.C.C. Lawn Bowls
    107 16 Lawn bowls ties In the S.C.C. triples and mixed pair., are as follows: Monday i°th>: E. J. Cassels, A. Hinds and R. G. Wilson vs. W. M. Edwards. W Williams and E. a. Mozar. Tuesday (lith): C. R. Wardle. C. E WI iter and V. P. F.
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    49 16 V.M.C a xi vs. the Police II on Friday at 5 10 p.m. on 'the Anson Road ground: J. Ferguson, V. N. Piilay, Koh Hor Khoon, C. F. lessier, G. L. Lay R Medland, W. Fallen. S. Orton, A. Bhamsud.n, Ong Swee Keng, K. Leembruggen. Reserves: Divaii
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    Final Fixtures In Home Soccer Season
    239 16 THE curtain will ring down on the Fnglish soccer season with the playing off of (he following programme of matches on Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I Arsenal vs. Bolton W. Charlton A. vs. Preston N.E. Everton vs. Derby C. Grimsby T. vs. Chelsea. Huddersfield
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    FOONG SEONG CUP
    225 16 Kedah Team To Visit Ipoh Next Week (From Our Own Correspondent/ Alor Star, Wednesday. FOR the first time in the history of Kedah badminton a representative side will travel outstation (to Perak I about the middle of May to compete for the Foong Seong Cup tournament. This
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    S. R. C Soccer
    62 16 S R C. team vs the Royal Tnniskillings Fusiliers in the Firs* Division of the SAF A. League to-morrow at Ansor. Road Stadium:—R. H. Bain: J. G Ritchie. K. G. de Rosariu: R. H Barth. A. M. Valberg. W. N. Moore: G. H. Huches. A. G.
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    MALAYS BEAT CRICKET CLUB ON PADANG First Division Match
    530 16 5-2 MARGIN Club Fell Away After Interval Malays 5; S.C.C. 2. GIVING an excellent all-round performance, the Malays defeated the S.C.C. by five goals to two in the First Division of the S.A F A League on the Padang yesterday afternoon.
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    S.C.C. Snooker
    113 16 Ties In the straight mooker UHirna ment at the S.C.C. are as follows: Monday (9th) Handle**: X.< (>■ _2D vs. F. S. Wood 14 1 D derson <scr.' vs. Winner oi E S tiov (_7»; G. H Prltchett (—2l). Tuesday <I0th) Championship Lawson vs. H. H'Markham: M vs.
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    168 17  -  (By Air Mail Southampton. TKE America s ritp is llkrly to rrtr.aln in the Vnited Stale*; f«r a very king lime, according to <«r. T. 0 M. Sopwith. who has returned to England from America. "I certainly shall not make ano'lvr i Ucmpt
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    EMPIRE TRIBUTE TO KING ALBERT
    275 17 London. A MEMORIAL to Kin- Albert I of Belgium, given by the British Army and the Royal Air Force, will be unveiled by King Leopold of Belgium at St. Martin's Cathedral. Ypres, ot May 21. The memorial is in form of a nose or wheel
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      1123 17 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In LONDON SINGAPORE PARIS Reco?a&K India (Gramophone j wavelength: 10.68 metres a 5.243 ft*) ,3.91 metres (21.47 mcs); GSG 6.30 p.m. Chinese Music Teochew 520 pm Gramophone Records. res (17.79 mcs) and GSO 'Gramophone Records). Orchestral Re- «05 nm Talk on
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    U. S. CONCERN OVER SHIPBUILDING PRICES
    550 18 PURCHASE of foreign-built tonnage for use in the intercoastal trade rather than permit building prices in •\merican yards to interfere with nw programme for the rehabilitation of ti y e United States Merchant Marine, >s l-.-vccated by President Roosevr l This, however, he points
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    SALVATION ARMY FUND
    1108 18 List Of Donors THE following is the list of donors to the Salvation Army fund Oomn 'ed up to and including Apr. 23, 1938): $10c Messrs. Haw Par Bros., Ltd $50 Mr Tay Tlang Guan, Capt. E. F. Benjamin. Mr. Seah Eng Tong. Mr. David Frankel, Messrs.
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    TAXI DRIVERS' LICENCES
    167 18 Cancellation Not Justified S.ngapore, Wednesday THE appeal ol Bhag Singh. A Singh and Najar Singh their conviction in the lower courts using abusive and Insulting lane was to-day dismissed by the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice P. A IfcElwaine Mr. Gaie, who appeared for the aopellants, mentioned that
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    POLICE AND MAGISTRATE HEMMED IN BY MOB
    599 19  -  MYSORE FIRING TRAGEDY (By Air Mail (United Press) Bangalore, Apr. 26. ri RTHER details are now available f^ a th c P ol e in Vidur raswatam village, fifty miles h 2!j3g "^L™*?" 11 death of persons, news oi which nas co v
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    GLAMOROUS
    50 19 *fl>- MADHURI, glamorous M Indian film-star, is seen at I best in 'Noor-e-Vatan,' J Ranjif prodaeti— in Hindustani, which is "«w running at Lval Theatre. Singapore. The thers in the chief roles are E. a nd Ishuarial. Fun orovided in the story by the iamous trio-Glorf, Dixit and Charlie.
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    DEPORTED FROM MYSORE
    144 19  -  <Rv Air Mail (United Press) Bangalore, April 25. nPHIL Mysore Government have passed orders deporting Mr. C. P. Monniah. Secretary to the Mass AwakeneiV Union. Last night Mr. Monniah was taken to Coorg, his native place. Following is the text of the deportation order:— "Information of a
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    IN FRENCH INDIA
    70 19 (United Press) (By Air Mail Pondicherry. Apr. 24. ORDERS similar to Section 144 Cr. P.C in British India have been promulgated by the French India Government in Pondicherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam Settlements prohibiting public meetings, demonstrations, processions and all other manifestations sine die. It is understood
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    Maulana Shaukat Ali's Plea For Unity
    368 19  -  TENSION NEVER SO BAD AS TO-DAY" (By Air Mail (United Press) Gara. Apr. 25* I Gandhi's statement in the Press about his coming con- m, jmnah. Unless we approach the new situation with a .1.. r lonsiienee refusing to orernrach each other, we are
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    QUIET IN BOMBAY
    68 19 (United Press) (By Air Mail) Bombay, Apr 25. BOMBAY continues to enjoy normal atmosphere and arrests for contravention of the Curfew order are still going on. Total number of arrests since the beginning of the riots has reached 2.450. Another victim of the riots in the early
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    Shahidgunj Satyagraha Continues
    109 19 (United Press) (By Air Mail.) Lahore, April 25. THOUGH the Ahrar Party, which was originally responsible for the launching of Shahidgunj Satyagraha, suspended it till May 2, the Itahad Millat Party, of which Moulana Zaffar Ali is the Veader. is continuing the same. Last night a public
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    PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES IN HYDERABAD
    278 19  -  (By Air Mail (United Press) Hydarabad April 25. IN connection with -he Government'? taking strong measures to establisn end prevent the recurrence of communal trouble in the citv. Nawab Bahadur Ym Jung Leader of the •Tublig' Movement and President of the Anjuman Tthihad-itf-Maulmin who is also
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    SHIA-SUNNI RIOTS SUBSIDE IN LUCKNOW
    298 19  -  (By Air Mail (United Press.) Lucknow, Apr. B 1 Hartal* which some Sunnis are observing by I'Mlowine the arrest yesterday of some Sunnis u n 2f»rred wiruriti» US demanded by local authorities and preferred U w iif tin lucknow Ye Shias who were similarly J
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    BENGAL CABINET TO CONSIDER MAHATMAJI'S SUGGESTIONS
    247 19  -  RELEASE OF PRISONERS (By Air Mail. (United Press) It is understood several important items will come up for decision at these sittings of the Cabinet. Among others, the main interest seems to centre round the question of the selection of personnel for the Land
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    MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS FINALS
    49 20 Mrs. Strickland in play fan the doubles tennis final at tbe Y.M.( A. (Tribune*. Mrs. Hipkin. who won the mixed doubles at the S.C.C. partnered by Wise. Tribune). Dr. and Mrs. H. 0. Hopkins, in play in the mixed doubles tournament at the S.C.C. (Tribune).
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