Malaya Tribune, 27 April 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: J Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI- -No. 99. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, April 27, 1939, The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1939 FIVE CEXT>;
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      142 1 PERFECT FIT WITH THE BEST MATERIALS AT j AURORA ULORING DEPARTMENT, Q h si North Bridge Rd. Brighten your smile J P with I The *c«en#iflc dentifrice -so economical, foo. n-i v I 1 ;j m Smm NAME BFF O R E WH _Bjl_ SAY regret WILLIAM JACKS I TIME
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      7 1 nuisance of RHfC ji*^ Jj -1 1
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      282 1 YOUR HEALTH j SUFFER FROM DYSPEPSIA BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION GENERAL DEBILITY NERVOUSNESS LOSS of APPETITE, etc you need OR. KACFM ANN'S SULPHUR BITTERS. It builds you up, restores row health by nourishing «,ml purifying the blood. It gives you new riguttT— new vitalit) —new life... START TAKING A IT TODAY Romance
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      254 1 MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. Top Floor, Battery Bldjs. CASH SALE ONB WEEK ONLY. Commencing Ist M*?DAY EVENING GOWNS. #i PALE, NERVY' M NORMAN l\bJr\ pjSCJ** Norman's mother was worried very I worried about him. He was 'nervy/ I x 7 J pale and highly-strung. He tired easily y
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    "COMET OVER BROADWAY" AT THE ALHAMBRA
    183 2 Last Night's First Nights 4 POWERFUL and dramatic ».y,y exceptionally weII acted. is the Warner Brothers produc ion "Comet Over Broadway," which voi should not fail to see. Kay Fiancis is the tar. and make; 'he most of the fine opportunitie whi-1 the part
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    "You Can't Take It With You" At The Capitol
    287 2 j EXTRAORDINARILY a] view of the present world ci the film "You Can't Take I W.: -v." which began a season before i Mt houses at the Capitc! Theatn last night. The production is ot v length and the management special
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    63 2 CAPITOL: "Yt„ Can't Take II W'th You." ILHAMBRA: "Comet Over Broadw 'AVILION: "Ann; 1>» I 1:ik( a 1 1 fOYAL: "Hurricane Expn YAPIBOROrCiI!: "Bbaaya I «ARRtCK: Chinese Picti tOXY: Tarzan and his Mate." EAPFT WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shaw* cmeiiia. and other :,t tractions. *EW WORLD: Cabaret, Side
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      339 2 BTEAMER SAILINGS. i P& «nd BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). J*. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore. 1939 RANCH! 17,000 May 5 t BHUTAN G,lOO May 6 I BEHAH 6 000 May IS RANPURA 17,000 May 19 RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 2 SOUDAN 6.500 June 2 CHITRAL 15,90<i
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      430 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. SNORDDEUTSCHER U OYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. S s.s LIPPE" omit* Manila 1939 T ingtau. Dairen Japan Apr. 2y m.s. "ELBE" omit.- Manila Dairen alio calls Bangkok May l HOMEWARD. For
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      530 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Gwatow, Amoy, <Kulang.su> and Foochow. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON 'Hong Peng'' Mny 8. 4 pm. 'Hong Kheng" May 5 'Hong Kheng" May
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      156 2 J IAMItt'RO. VMKKII LIMI O I Dm'v.ch-Australi c'ic I DampfcchilTs Gescl'schaft (Companies incorporated ir> Gtrnmivi PASSENGER AND CARGO SEPVIcV I OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH I CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. j Due S' :iore IO^Q m.s. DU-U3URG via Manila May 2 m.s. f.'AUFRLAND Dlreci M v k I s-s. PREUSGZN Direct
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      187 2 i DAILY CROSSWORD"! MMHW NH Mil l, X B CLUES ACROSS 27. lak.3 off. 1 Depression caused by a smile. CLUES down 3. Ancient wh°eze. 1. Summary 7. Tittle tattle. 2. Blunder 9- Till- I. A village here. iO. A large number of insects. 5. Nine-jsided figure 12. Don't drop
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    548 3 LONDON COMMODITIES D London, Wednesday. Sr Id Tr day tard .May) Buyers j* 5|M +J rd (July Sept) Buyers 8 116 BM6 Sellers 8' 8 8> 8 Oct. Dec.) Buyers B*B 8»« Sellers 3» 4 B., LONDON SHARE LIST London, Wednesday. Previous 10 -day cnange *nuera 88
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    865 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Apr. 26, 5* pjn. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 2 6 3 6 Austral Amal 4 9 53 Austral Malay 38 42 Ayer Hitam 17 6 18 6xd Ayer Weng U. 05 0.70 Bangrin Tin 18 6
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    257 3 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. «30,030 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 ttf 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: i% 1901 red. 1940 $4jf},oOo Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ...*!00 101 norn *'*<z7o 1907 red. 19*7 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31. SeDt 30 106 108 norn 4Vw% 1909 red. 1905 i 1.000,000
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    152 3 AT the Singapore Chamber of Comn merce Rubber Association, *****t Auction, held on April 26 the following were: Catalogue 1,258,514 lbs— tons 561.83 Oflerea 1,121,093 lbs—tons 500.49 S°ld 886,078 lbs—ton: 395.57 London—Spot 7.7 8d New York—Spot 153/4 cts PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET* 1 1 lb Standard Quality
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    101 3 t i-r A-r* London, April 26. Parisl 176 4/ 64 Rio 27 8 New York 4 Athens 5472 o lUr al Bucharest 660 Brussels Buenos Aires Geneva 20.84., 20 20i 2 Amsterdam 8.79V sellers official Milan 89 Belgrade 210 Benin 11.67 Montevideo 18V 2 Rio de Janeiro Bombay
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    TIN
    14 3 Singapore, Thursday. Tlie price ot tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—nuv* (up
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    RUBBER
    15 3 The price of rubber at noon iw Singapore to-day was* Buyers 27',.; Sellers 27%.
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    90 3 Singapore, Apr. 26. Tin at midday was $114, up 18, and the price of rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 27 1 4 cents, buyers July September 27 3 8 cents, market quiet. Although the London Stock Exchange reacted favourably to the Budget and tin shares
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    Ship Arrivals & Departures
    69 3 Ship Arrivals Departures Gianp, Ann (Eritisht 1.063 tons arr. Apr. 27 iiom Sourabaya, dep. Apr. 28 for Bel a wan. Togian (Dutch* 979 tons an Apr 27 from Djambi, dep. Aor. 29 fcr Djambi. Ban Rie Eeeck (Dutch) tons arr. Apr. 27 from Cheribon dep Apr 28 for Rhio. Toboali
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      29 3 THE Astern united CORPORATION, LIMITED io R J NE MOTOR VEHICLE, k\ r PERSON \L ACCI fiv COMPENSAN, > PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. IL STREET, SINGAPORE F. W. HALL, General Manager.
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      502 3 aiAMi of ciii.vt Incorporated in China by Special Charter >. 12, Cecil Street, Magsporc Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-a Cable Address. CHt'NGKUO.** Paid Up Capital „h. $40,000.000 OC Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. f 5.200,000.00 total Assets approximately Ch. 020.000.000.00
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      572 4 POSITION UNDER BOX NO. 385 FILLED. APPLICANTS' 1 HANKED. WANTED Immediately canvassers throughout Malaya for silks. Salary 100 Terms Liberal. Jindals Limited, Ludhiana 149, India. WANTED: Ladies and Gentlemen 18--24 a.s stage performers and magicians. Application by letters. £»3C-A, 30, Klang Lane. (970) WANTED: Agents for Java Tea Dust Leaf
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      595 4 WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Male Puppy B—2o weeks old. Pedigree or Mongrel. Box 433, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. <9G4) 1 WANTED TO BUY collection of used gramophone records in good condition or would give Radio set in exchange. Apply Box 419, Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. 920) JAVA TEA ESTATE Owners want connection throughout
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      599 4 1938 M.G. TWO SEATER T SERIES' Condition as new done just over 10.000 miles. Taxed and Insured comprehensive $1400- Royal Motor Hiring, I 155. Middle Road. Phone 4591. Singapore. (944) FOR SALE—FORD 8 HP Sedan 1936, Fiat Marvellete Sedan 1936, Austin "7" Tourer 1930, Morris Cowley Tourer 1930, Singer 9
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      610 4 TALCUM POWDER AND CALCIUM Carbonate Powder suitable for Toilet and rubber purposes Bee Huat Co, Ltd Singapore. '938) SPECIAL OFFER TO THE READING PUBLIC! Become a "Readers" Union" (London) member and avail yourself of possessing books valued at from ss. to 18s. for only Si 50 Straits. receive one good
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      537 4 fit**** FOR SALE OR PARTNERSHIP—WeII established lady's bus.ness, in excellent position. Box 441, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. <981' CINE PROJECTOR Bmm and accesseries, also Electric Exposuremeter wanted. Reply stating particulars and b drock price to liox 435. Malaya Tribune Singapore. <966) FOR SALE YACHT 17 ft. 6" X 6 ft. 6"
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      431 4 lU. MRS JOHN ROBEft^r*Standard Vacuum Oil r p.p.c Domestic Occurrences DEATHS Mrs. Lee hoon Lcci Sin> and mother of D Mr. Lee Chin Yam ol Bo and Mrs. Teo Kirn Khe fully away at her resid, Basah Road, aged 63 will take place to-day i inst. at 10 a.m. -"i
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    DANCE HOSTESS CLAIMS $15,000: SEQUEL TO CRASH DURING DRIVE
    534 5 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Alleged offer of a lift to a number of taxi-dancers returning N alleged offer of a lift to a number of taxi-dancers returning U crash, were related by a young taxi-dancer at the Supreme Court before the Chief
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    Drunk On Railway
    79 5 From Our Own Correspondent* Segamat, Tuesday. T was assaulted and robbed of a silver waist chain valued at $14 by the police constable." stated a Tamil whan charged with being found drunk at Tengang yesterday. The constable who arrested him stated that he found him lying naked
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    Sakai On Murder Charge: Story Of Girl Who Brought Him Food
    799 5 From Our On n Report *r Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THE story of how a young Sakai after the alleged murder of the wife of a tribal chieftain In a tonely hut In the Labu Forest Reserve near Seremban. took
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    Receiving Orders Against Young Mohammedan
    711 5 Singapore, Wednesday. "I AM not satisfied thai this young man has no pro-peels of attaining greater wealth than he new possesses or thai a receiving order will be a waste of money." was Ihe judgment paooed by Sir Percy McKlwaine in the High Court to
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    MENTAKAB RUBBER
    201 5 THE Mentakab Rubber Company, J Litniletl report for the year i ended Jan. 31, states: The restrict- ed crop was 653,598 lb. harvested from an average area lapped of 1,343.32 acres. I The standard production for 1939 is i 1.073 200 lb. compared with 1.004.745 lb. for 1938.
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    Car's Plunge Into Sea
    205 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. £IX persons, four of whom were children, were slightly hurt when the Malacca mail car in which they were travelling, in avoiding a cyclist, shot over the parapet, somersaulted and plunged into the Straits of Johore landing on its
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    JOHORE PENSIONER BEREAVED
    97 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. CHE Nor binti Khamiwife of a wellknown Johore retired pensioner, died at her residence at 55. Jalan Abu Sapiad, yesterday following an Illness of nine months. Deceased was aged 73 >ears. She leaves behind her two sons and two daughters.
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    ATTEMPTED TO SMUGGLE RUBBER
    83 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Eahru. Tuesday. A line of $1,800. or In de'ault five months' rigorous imprisonment, was passed by Sheikh Aba B ikar on Lim Ah Chav, who pleaded guilty to a charge of having attempted to smuggle 2 079 lb. cf sheet rubber
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    A.R.P. AT SEGAMAT
    109 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sega mat, Tuesday. INSTRI HONS in Air Ratd Pre- cautions are being given to residents of Segamat district. The fitst step has been the distribution Of booklets in all the principal languages to club* and shops. Hand in hand with these instructions, first
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    22 5 Mr. Muthiah. of the F.M.S Railways, Begamat, has gone OH transfer to Singapore and Mr. Lingam from Kajang, has taken his place.
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    20 5 After a short holiday .spent outside the district. Mr. Ashley. Executive Engineer. Public Works Department, North Johore, ha* resumed duty.
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      489 5 NOTICE. rly glfru that W<:c IS 3. Roon Bang R'uad, i,' r has nnrtgnnd his in the business of Co., of 24, Synagogue •< for the consideration fncenture n l Assignment i y ol &?ar< h 1939 and Chrv< > Quan of the W Ah lioey of No. 14. Singapore
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      253 5 lip'air ftesiord, @laods Had© Young (§i 24 Hours It is no longer necessary to suffer from loss of vigour and manhood, weak memorj and boav, nervousness, impure blood, sicklv skill, depression, and poor sleep, because an American Doctor has discovered a quick, easy way to end these troubles. This discovery
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      304 6 yi MJ| S« L»nt IhoM^ot ly —ran be cured in a few weeks AT HOME FREE treatise tells how WRITE! LEPROSY also cured. Literature FREE. soli DisTtrieuroPsKAMALA WORKS. Pancbpota. BenfjiL l~im nnr ■~> pj i WLWmWkWmWmWmWLWLWLWmW |l j "PYE r \n:os E SE( OND TO NONE in I flficieney, Reliability
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      204 6 PARTY CATERING j A Speciality WHY NOT GIVE 281 FOUR FRIENDS A ORCHARD RE A L CHIN E S E ROA CHOP PHONE SUEY 4 9 2 DINNER? OP FN We Serve Continental TILL And Chin2se Dish 2A 31 R A.F.B. 2 Gout, Rlieuimuisni, L ii in ba<|o 9 Kidney
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      89 6 Doctors and dentists agree that ANACIN relieves pain quickly. They prescribe it because it is safe and tested. For headache, toothache, neuralgic and rheumatic pains—as well as for the fever and discomfort resulting from colds—it is the modern product for modern people. ANACIN Is a scientific combination of several ingredients
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      9 6 S Coming Shortly To Thei j AlhambrA I I
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      989 6 «r j To-day's Radio j SINGAPORE LONDON I NIROM COLOMBO ZBL 225 metres (1.33 mis) TRANSMISSION 5 VDC 15.13 Mc.s (19.8 m.) yi'B CIC Mc/ ZHP 30 96 metres (9 69 mcs) a.m. p m pm. GSB 9.51 Mc/s (31.55 m.) 6.20 Opening. News bulletin. 12.50 Sinhalese i 5.00 Cantonese
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    PENANG TO SPEND untitled ON A.R.P.
    61 7 Penang, Wednesday. i> going l<> spend n A.R.P. As a result iken by the Resident Councillor, Goodman on A.R.P., 1 h. rs esterday nuslj confirmed their end uW to $85,0Ct r fire-fighting equip- of enemy sment. m cost of $85,000 the undereminent will I
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    German Up In Court Again
    117 7 ITELMUT ROSE, the German who was *i unable to spi ak English and who ■ed before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police- court last week on a charge w !ful trespass into the quarj t:r> of the r:uyal Engineers at Changi. nd Who alter
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    Blinded With Air Rifle
    139 7 i I orrespondent) t;. Tin (lav. SSt, With the in nths' rigorous lm tber $58 for < o mpensaf ion, j ard labour, 1 Ran! Mv i s L gamat magisI. ..(hi. an Indian. I Re and with pos- Conducting tne case was Inche Abdul- i
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    Moneylender Charged With Breach Of Trust
    501 7 Singapore, Wednesday. gFFORE Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the Third Police Court, to-day. an elderly widow, Thillaikami Ammal, Tamil, was complainant in a case of criminal breach of trust heard against a money-lender, Sammy ~hetty. Mr. E. M. Tampoc-Philips, prosecuting, in giving an outline
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    COURT SEQUEL TO JOHORE ACCIDENT
    68 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday, i f7"OH Hock Chuan. the owner cf the Malacc mail car. which was inVOlved in an accident plunging into the Straits of Johore on Dec. 2a. tc-day pleaded guilty through his counsel to a Charge of having employed
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    187 7 Arrived from Europe. India and M' dan by KLM plan'- -PH ALV"--Mr. R W. Hartman. Mrs. A. G Hartman. Mr. i J. M. A. Lespv. Left for N.EI. by KLM plane PH ALV"—Mi R. YV. Hartman. Mrs A. G. Hartman. Mr R M F Plante Pebure de
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      44 7 From first-class Chemists. Distributors: CHARI CO.. ZB, Robinson Road, S'por?. FIAT OK THE ONLY CARS sG OPERATION, RIDING COMFORT AND MALAYA DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY. motor u» lee ltd. MANY YEARS OF RELIABLE OPERATION. AND SERVICED BY THE MAKERS. «uuimH» irol WP-fl 1 i
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      57 7 Did you Maclean your teeth to-da^r? Ah! I see you did Macleans PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE If v<>u ui*a tiid deoctfnoc try theng> I MA-LEANS SOLID CER JXIOE ai.IT.FRIC: i 11 DEAFNESS— total—complicated \\i.h Luad nobes au«l other troubles cured a!)sjlutely »v iour weeks. Success, comp'.cte satisfaction. Full particulars on request
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      246 8 lALLI ALL SHOWS PACKED OUT AT YESTERDAYS PREMIERE! SINGAPORE ACCLAIMS THIS GREAT I/^ui%^\ DOUBLE AWARD WINNER! U ACADEMY IJ I 315 9~ 5 615 C** II WINNER of the ■7 x PULITZER PRIZE I E£ ST PLAY cf ihe I YEAR A Columbia FRANK CAPRA S CREAT:;ST TRIUMPiI H t
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      86 8 I p^l felMfflßaaßal NEXT WEEK AT II p a viLigjy 11 ...............1........ {empire talkie i 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.15 P.M. r RICHARD DIX in I "SKY GIANTS" j I "RANGE LAW" I NNN11HMM1N1NM............i |sun talkie! 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 P.M. f EORIS KAKLOFF in j I FRANKENSTEIN" j RAND NEW COPY.
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      172 8 PAVILION: OPENINC TO-NlCrfrTTr JOCK J LuciLii Miimm 1 Jit TQUPfc iff RUTH DONNELLY BRADLEY RALPH FORBES-FRANCES MERCER 1W X LATriST GAUMO.VT NEWSREEL n——an ■mm i ii——»im imy imhT WISHER OF THS WOULD PEIZE AT PARIS EAJOSmON lUL CINEMATIC FEAT THAT STARTLED THE IVOrLD SEE IHE GREAT ST. PETERSBURG FLOOD! v
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      187 9 "Applauded them in "MAYTIME" Y< adored them in "ROSE MARIE" NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME... C. M. present your Favourite Si nging sns in TECHNICOLOUR! XEXT WEEK mi .h«* i AIMTOL Holiday happiness (or you! Your singing sweet- mm hearts in their first ultra-modern love-story told gl| against a background
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      115 9 NEW WORLD DANCE I PALACE (The Largesl Air-Conditloncd Cabaret In Malaya with Bar and Restaurant Attached.) Tl L. No. 2477. NIGHT DANCE NIGHTLY AT 9-30 f.M. TEA DANCES (FREE ADMISSION) Every 'I lies., Thurs. Saturdays. SUNDAY TIFFIN I>AX<.'K FROM l. '.O I' M. TO 1 30 (P.M. Special Entrance To
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      280 9 FAITH BALDWIN'S GREATEST STORY NOW ON tHE SCREEN! mwmm mmmmmmw TO-DAY 3-15,6-15 9-15 P.M. ALHAMBRA ANo Late-»< "PATHE GAZETTE" I ......oaiug PMurrs of -rarr-Burman He a vv«ci S ht W "Thnr Mai-sU.. ,m <»,, FW«.» 5,,,.,,.,,. rriT'-ir* GUfeow Mil other interesting Shon Subject ~T«~i sii" I MUST A G,RL PAY
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    BRITAIN PREPARED
    658 10 £IR John Simon's speech in introducing the Budget was a striking illustration of the preparations which Britain has made and continues to make for anything which the future may hold. Expenditure on defence alone will be £630,000.000, and in al) the taxpayers will have to find the sum
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    Post- War Babies Face A
    943 10  -  Forced March —«w ns By W.A. Harpur ''CONSCRIPTION! An ugly word! Not heard in Britain during the life-time of the men now likely to be affected and a term signifying in the British mind all that is vaguely felt to be most objectionable about huge
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    95 10 "Now is the time to make everything in the garden ship-shape," observes a horticultural writer. Heave hoe, my hearties! A writer in a women's magazine urges her readers not to overlook the most insignificant detail of their wedding fnr H ge ?lf nte After a 1 if
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      88 10 CHOICE MUSHROOMS GRILLED MUSHROOMS IN BUTTER a OS. tin —i— 7;i cents. FRENCH TYPE Thex're MUSHROOMS y re (lirst Choice Quality). J ■i_ 73 ,e„\s Delicious! gQgjNSON CO., LTD. I t J /(///7/ 7/ '/I \\V A MOST ENTHRALLING I I I ll\\\ I V COLLECTION OF f /w4nt/ fl
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      83 10 1 SiLKENTEX I^^^^^^^ If V TI,E SILKEXTEX U.S. SI IPS. *mwt W A V Made rf pure snow white Egypt a -1| I I cotton. A real cc;l. hardwearin-? II I I Oi hemstitched pillow slip. Takes 1 I I v s^^ V-v^ place of linen for its coolness. TheJl
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    CHAMBERLAIN TO BROADEN BASIS OF GOVT.?
    125 11 Reuter. Lonriorj, Apr. 27. i KRNMENTS announcement of conscription was received with relief by the majority of M.P.'s, writes Reuters lobby corresAlready there is evidence that the Liberal section of the i sition v. ill make as few difficulties as possible. Apart from the
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    6,000 Planes
    87 11 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 27. CONTRACTS totalling $50,000,000 have been signed by the administration with five aeroplane manufacturers to put into effect the expansien of the Army Air Corps to the 6,000 planes provided for in the Appropriation Bill. A Government spokesman said the order represented •"much the largest
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    Feeble Threat Says Press In Germany
    101 11 M Berlin. April 27. rS 11 ms* ription derision is i in Gti man Political increasfatf the tension, in An»!o-Ge:man re- is indicated thot Herr I. ivt Germany's answer i 'i Friday. statement disposes Sir Nevile Henderson threat of conscript)on ti influence Germany, as
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    Back In Harness?
    4 11 Reuter.
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    79 11 Danzig, April 2 7 .—The Polish Com is reported to have strongly protested against the action of pel c? who entered a Polish school here and marched eighteen children to a German school. By agreement. Danftg citizens are free to choose schools to which to send their children —Reuter. Mr.
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    NO CLASS DISTINCTIONS IN CONSCRIPTION!
    630 11 200,000 Men To Be Called Up Reuter. London, Apr. 27. APPROXIMATELY 200,000 men will be affected by the conscription d< isij r.. There will be no class distinctions and all will have (hi same tiMining irrespective of rank. There will be no exemptions except medically.
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    Why Age 20 To 21 Was Chosen
    173 11 Reuter. London, Apr. 27. REFTER learns that the age 2C to 21 was selected because it la believed that it will be the age which interferes least with the convenience of the individual and the operation of industry. Regarding the latitude to be
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    COLONIES CAN DEFEND THEMSELVES
    74 11 Reuter. London. Apr. 27. ASKED hi the House of ComA mens whether he was now Bui that the British Colonies d mandated territories can sncct ssfully defend themselves a linsl an? external or internal attack until assistance can be sent them from elsewhere, Mr. Malcolm AiacDcnald
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    STOP PRESS
    186 11 Reuter. London, Apr. 27. It i, tated to be certain that the K'ng and Que?n will not go to faiiada in HM.S. Repulse but will have] in the Empress of Australia Instead—R< uter. London, Apr. 27. The <.;:\ernmcnt motion which will fcrm the basis of to day's debate
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    DELIBERATE AFFRONT TO BRITISH AMBASSADOR ?
    355 11 DELIBERATE AFFRONT TO BRITISH AMBASSADOR RIBBENTROP "TOO BUSY" Reuter. London, Apr. 27. in the House of Commons whether Sir Nevile Henderson would interview Herr Yon Ribbentrop before Kerr Hitler s speech Mr. Chamberlain sa d that the Ambassador had been received by Herr Weiszeeker, Secretary of State. It was impossible
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    PEACE SOON, SAYS CHIANG
    55 11 Chungking, Apr 27 MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek. in an interview given lo pressmen said, "We are new in a superior position on all the fronts International developments are entirely in accordance with our expectations. I am convinced that the war in China «HI not last for
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    MORE PROTESTS TO JAPAN
    137 11 Reuter. London, Aprii 27. REPLYING to Mr. Noel Baker (Lab.) in the House of Commons Mr. R. A. Butlei' (Under-Secretary ,the Foreign Affairs) said the Government had made representations to Japan concerning unfair discrimination against foreign vessels in respect of mooring arrangements at Tsingtao. The question
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    FURIOUS FIGHTING IN SHANSI
    172 11 Shanghai, Apr. 27FURIOUS fighting over an extensive area has broken out in Shansi, which is the stronghold of China's cnce famous Red army. After the defeat of the enemy in the vicinity cf Foushan the Chinese are making steady progress southward. Yes terday, 4,000 Japanese reinforcements
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    PREMIER ANNOUNCES LIMITED CONSCRIPTION
    1218 12 Men Of 20 And 21 To Be Called Up Immediately Six Months With Regulars And Years With Territorials Reuter LONDON, APR. 26. WHEN MR CHAMBERLAIN SAW THE LABOUR LEADERS THIS MORNING, HE INFORMED THEM THAT THE GOVERNMENT'S CONSCRIPTION DECISION FOLLOWED PRESSURE BY THE CONTINENTAL POWERS WITH
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    WORLD COMMENT ROME
    64 12 rnu t Rome, Apr. 26. The reported British decision to adopt conscription-recorded in the Rome newspapers without comment—is rer™d M v^ in attei "Pt to intimidate Germany. Doubts are expressed whether a soldier, capable of handling modern 2Vf, be tra j ne d m a few months,
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    PARIS
    36 12 T„-, Paris, Apr. 26. fffc Paris Press unanimously welcomes the reported British decision to adopt conscription, declaring that Britain's efforts will go far towards persuading the totalitarian states ut the folly ut going to war.
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    DIRECTOR OF BRITAIN'S 'WOMEN'S NAVY'
    42 12 Mrs. Laughton Matthews who has been appointed Director of the new "Wrens," the Women's Royal Naval Service which was first founded during the Great War, Mrs. Matthews was an Officer in the old "Wrens" 20 years ago.
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    JAPAN NOT READY TO RENDER NAVAL HELP TO HITLER
    198 12 Reuter. London, Apr. 26. fact that there is no news of the date of Count Ciano's expected visit to Berlin is taken by the Daily Express foreign affairs correspondent to mean that the reported negotiations to convert the Anti-Comintern Pact into
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    ROOSEVELT SIGNS BILL FOR BASES
    24 12 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 26— President Roosevelt has signed the $66 800.000 Naval and Air Base Bill passed by Congress.—Reuter.
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    CONVICTION TO STANDAPPEAL DISMISSED
    317 12 Singapore. Wednesda the view that there was no misjoinder in trying th cused on two charges together, the Chief Justice Sir Percv \T Elwaine to-day dismissed the appeal of Sakandar Khan in the H Court on the grounds that "the evidence was amply suffiripni i port
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    War Not Inevitable Says Gafencu
    108 12 Reuter. London, Apr. 26. niSCOUNTING the inevitability of ■J war, M. Gafencu, Rumanian Foreign Minister, interviewed by Mr. Vernon Bartlett, M.P. and diplomatic correspondent of the News Chronicle, declares: "I for one refuse to believe we cannot find a common language in which to discuss
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    No Flying Over French Territory: Warning To Japan
    73 12 Reuter. Chungking, Apr. 26. THE French authorities have warned Japan against Japanese aircraft By. ins over the French territory, according lo ihe Chinese Press which says that Ihe warning is a sequel to Chi* ese representations to ihe French Embassy to the
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    Axis Dumping Of Refugees In Palestine
    202 12 Reuter. London. Apr. 26. ALTOGETHER more than UN illegal Jewish immigrants were prevented from landing in Palestine between Feb. 2 and Mar 14. Mr Malcolm MacDcnald, .Minister for the Colonies, told questioners in ux House of Commons to-day There were 269 on board the
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    BRITISH STEAMER STILL IN JAPANESE HANDS
    79 12 CARGO CONFISCATED: CREW SENT OFF Reuter. Hongkong, Apr. 26. JJESPITE continued representations, the Japanese authorities have not as yet released the British steamer "Sagres" which was seized off the coast of Fukien on Apr. 8 last and taken to Pescadores ostensibly to verify her
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    JEWISH PARLEY IN LONDON
    163 12 Reuter. London, Apr. 26. A CONFERENCE of Zionists ana nonZionists from west European countries opened at the headquarters of the Zionist organisation in London yesterday to consider their attitude toward; the Government's policy for Palestine in the light of the present situation. Mr. Brodetsky, head of
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    Colonials Invited To Serve
    42 12 Reuter. Port of Spain, (Trinidad), Apr. Itf. THE Government has invit--1 ed all male English subjects between the ages of 1* and 55 to enlist in new volunteer units to delend the Inland against naval and air attach.—Reuter.
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    WHIRLWIND HITS HOUSES ON WEST COAST
    299 13 Huts Lifted Clean Off The Ground HUFIC whirlwind yesterday struck the west coast of r a pcre near ihe 7th mUe Pasir Pan; an Road at 1.30 t wreck and ruin in its wake over an area hall' a 1 re. Damage is estimated
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    ROAD DEATH: LORRY DRIVER ARRAIGNED
    79 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] Seremban. Apr. 26. A SIKH lorry driver who was alleged -o have knocked down a Chines- cyclist near Mantin. resulting in his death shortly after was produced by Inspector Yahya, 0.C.P.D.. Mantin, in the court on Monday. The Sikh was charged
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    MR. JOHN ROBERTSON
    27 13 Mr John Robertson, of the Standard Vacuum Oil Co., has been transferred from Singapore to Penang. and left for to-day. accompanied by Mrs. Robertson.
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    40 13 fifteen minutes. Fortunately, there were no casualties except for one householder, who was struck by a falling tile and received a small cut on the head in consequence, and many sore eyes owm« the dust laden nature of the whirlwind.
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    To-day's News-Reviews
    570 13 HRAMATIC news comes every day, and the British Government's ion to introduce conscription in one of I he most dramatic items received for a long time. Though ii had lung been prophesied, in this column as elsewhere, it was up to the la>t moment that rlain feared to
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    Commons Cheer S. S. Defence Gift
    106 13 Reuter. London, Apr. 26. MR. Malcolm Mac Donald (Colonial Brcretary), in the Commons today, announced the Straits Settlements Legislative Council's resolutir.n, offering £1,000.000 towards the to t of the general defence of the Brit'sh Empire. I<c sad: "I have requested the Governor to express
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    CANADA HELPS MALAYA
    157 13 Reuter. Ottawa, April 26. jy|R. Dunning, introducing the Canadian Budget, announced that five per cent, duties would be imposed on imports of Lin and crude rubber from countries not enjoying British preference. Imports from all countries enjoying an intermediate *ariff and most-favour-ed-nat on privileges under the Canadian
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    Britain Ready For World Conference
    175 13 London, Apr. 27. REPLYING to a Commons question as to whether Government would siWement the initiative of President Roosevelt's recent appeal by announcing its desire to contribute to a solution )f international and economii'probiem: on a peaceful basis the Prime Minister said "I am "lad
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    LABOUR LEADERS ANGRY
    498 13 Reuter. Q!OME reports assert that the Conscription Bill will not he rushod through the House of Commons but will he the subject of some debate in order that the Opposition may be "apneased.*' The Daily Herald correspondent says that intense feeling has been aroused in Opposition circles
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    Central Indian Association
    71 13 (From Our Oan Reporter) Ipoh, Apr. 26. THE annual general meeting of ths Central Indian Association of Malaya will be held in Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday, May. 30, when several important matters, it is learned, w 11 be discussed. relegates of them representing various Statef' associations, will
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    INDIAN LABOURERS
    47 13 (From Our Oun Reporter) Ipoh, Apr. 26. Information has been received by telegraph that 10 State-aided labourers win arrive to-morrow by s.s. ''Ethiopia It L* expected that one will be sent to Pulau Jereiak and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenhan for quarantine there.
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    Duce Calls Cabinet Meeting
    103 13 Rome Greatly Impressed Reuter. A ROME message states that Signor j Mussclini has summoned a Cabinet meeting for Saturday morning. Mr. Chamberlain's announcement Oi conscription has had a tremendous psychological effect on Italian political circles, where it is regarded as equivalent to an internal revolution in
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    ALLEGED FIGHT
    41 13 An alleged affray between IndlTtis and Chinese tongkang coolies in Rochore Basin yesterday evening resulted in three Indians, one of whom is said to be a tongkani buildinn contractor, being conveyed by the ambulance to hospital with minor injuries.
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    HUNTER CATCHES PYTHON
    78 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] Sitiawan, Apr. 26. A PYTHON about 221. feet Ion? was brought to Simpang Ampat on Sunday evening in a large packing case from Pundut, Dindings, by a Tamil hunter who trapped it. The reptile was about to swallow a hunting dog, that it
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    NEW BUTTERWORTH HEALTH OFFICE
    48 13 [From (nir Own Correspondent] Butterworth. Apr. 2G. THE new Butterworth Health Office at Ba?an Luar Road, Butterworth, Il completed, and it is understood that the old office adjacent to the Butterworth hospital, will be removed into the new site at the beginning of May.
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS
    373 14 THE following were the results of ties played yesterday in the V M.C.A. Open Invitation tennis tournament:— MENS SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP: T. Kobayashi beat M. I. Reshty, 6—3, I—6. 6—2; C. H Koh beat M. Silverstein o—6, 9—7, 7—5; A. Burkhill beat A Elias 5—7, B—6,
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    WINMORE & SERVUS WIN TO PROVIDE BIG UPSETS
    2124 14 WINMORE SERVUS WIN TO PROVIDE BIG UPSETS Doubles For Bagby And Marland Singapore Race Meeting Singapore. Wednesday. A COOD crowd was present this afternoon at Bukit Timah for the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Gold Cup) meeting. The weather was fitful and during the third and fourth
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    Dividends At A Glance
    92 14 Race 1.—VAPOUR S41 and $11. Waltz $12. Maid of Cashel $7. Race 2—SILVER LACE $14 and S8. SyciUian $24. Lisheen $13. Race 3.—CREME DE MENTHE $38 and $12. Kuala Prince S16. Ciscara $17. Race 4.—WINMORE $119 and S23, Liberty $19. The Emperor $19. Race 5 —XEWZY
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    S.C.R.C. Tennis
    109 14 THE S.C.R.C. tennis t went a step 2 her Playing of three tie EJ th < Green yesterday. Hon Uq, Low Kee Pow <— q, k, Tn h ndlc *P sinSeT b 3 -ir. In the "B handicap Koh Song Chuan (-15 J TO-DAY'S Tits kCI" o Singles
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    S. R. C. TENNIS
    88 14 JN the S.R.C. tennis toun.nnv W foTlowsf- be,nB S SINGLES HANDICAP "A" r 0 Souza <_3) conceded a wal. R. E. Thoy i~ 3» walk-over t 0 i VETERANS' SINGLES I v <plu s 15) conceded a walk-ovei tnM? Hogan (—l5». N 8. To-day's Ties SINGLES
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    The King Wins His First Race Of The Year
    70 14 Reuter. Newmarfr: JJIS Majesty had the first winna fin I? Se *f° n vvh en his two-vear-c.c filly Mouzelle, starting at 11—l* wo: Anbraham Stakes over five form beating Mr. BlackweU's Lady Sue I three quarters of a length. Sir H,
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    MALA YS SCORE EASY WIN OVER RECS AT STADIUM
    532 15 WINNERS HEAD TABLES AGAIN SOCCER Singapore, Thursday. Malays 0. S.R.C I. gRILLIANT footwork and ball control as well as superior team work enabled the Malays to register a convincing six goals to one victory over viie S.R.C. in a Div. I
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    Moravia Beat Naval Police To Top Div, II B Table
    240 15 M.. v ja 1. Naval Polite 0. THt < nl) goal that came in the Se--1 con i Division "B" engagement, between Moravia and the Naval Port, s the SU B. ground yesterday, served to consolidate more strongly lhc n
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    SEGAMAT SOCCER: EUROPEANS AND O.B.A. DRAW
    176 15 'From Our Own Correspondent) THE Europeans and the Old Boys' Association played a draw when iney me t on the tow n padang in the second match of the Segamat distort soccer league. Each side scored three jrnals. iropeana played a good game t
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    Women's Golf
    117 15 :ng are the teams and start* for the ladies' golf matches Scpov Lines Golf Club and the 1 lub to be played at the Island "day. (Seooy Lines G.C. players ned first). > P.m. Mrs. J S. English (18) W. B. Ruddock (13). P.m. Mrs. A. C. Brooks
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    To-morrow's Boxing
    135 15 AN "ali star" boxing card is being presented to fight fans at the Happy World Covered Stadium tc-morrow night starting at 8.45, W-th a presentation of 38 rounds. Both the Filipino newcomers are said to be in hard training and will do I heir best to live up
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    27 15 The Banka Sports Club is playing against the Johore Prisons' Dep*,. m a friendly scccer match at Farrer Park tc-morrow. Play starts at 5.15 p.m.
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    THE CUP FINAL ON SATURDAY
    167 15 QN April 29 the English soccer sea- son once again comes to a specta- cular climax with the Cup Final, and I once again listeners to Daventry will be able to join by proxy the ninety- odd thousand enthusiasts who will be at Wembley Stadium.
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    S.C.C- Cricket
    61 15 The following members have accepted to play for Etceteras vs. United Services Officers on Sunday at 11 a.m. at g Q fj W. H. McNeill. T. V. N. Anderson, R. A. U. Todd. G. W. S Waites. A. C. Growder. A. Foster, W. K. Jagger, R F. W.
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    REST BEAT ENGLAND IN SOCCER ANNUAL
    554 16 Singapore. Thursday. JHE annual S.C.C. soccer match between England vs. the Rest was played oflf yesterday at the S.C.C. padang before a large gathering when the Rest beat England by three goals to one. Play in the first half was far from being impressive
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    401 16 FOLLOWING are weights for Satur- day's races at Bukit Timah. HORSES—CLASS 1, Div. 1, 7 furs. Tonroe 9.4 Bcmbus 8.13 Barf ord 8.11 Pure Gold 8.10 Empiric 8.9 Blue Peter 8.8 1 Gilded Youth 8.6 j Sir Theobald 8.6 j Golden Glimpse 8.4 Knight's Eye 8.3
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    Filipino Visitors Beaten
    83 16 Singapore. Thursday. THE Singapore Chinese Amateur A*h- letic Federation scored another victory over the basket-ball team of the Far Eastern University when they met the Varsity lads in an exhibition game of Volley-ball at the Happy World Covered Stadium before a small gathering. The Varsity students do
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    27 16 Reuter. London. Apr 27. Tommy Farr will fight Larrv Gains at Cardiff on May 17. The number of rounds has not yet been decided Reuter.
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    510 16 (By "Marcus Superb**) M ANJ ol the hors,s running, Saturday were p ut heir exercises this mornh*Z the second (rack at Bukit Timah SPEAR OF SARAWAK M ever four furlongs, moving same could be said of KERRena J5 c was g,yen medium pace same distance. er *l
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    95 16 The Indian Association cricket teams for the week-end will tx as fcliows:— On Saturday against the RAF. 'HQ > at the I.A. ground at I p.m Sithamparam <cant.t Dharamaraj, Nakhoda, C. Sandoaham, Bham. Iqbai Singh, M. j. Chandy, Natraja, As B. S. Varma and M. S Dhoss. H<Pcrves:—Maniocr
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    468 17 Singapore. Wednesday. *n&-n interesting weddings look Fibre al St Andrew s Cathedral afternoon, one at four o'clock \S the other al five. it* was between Miss Bvelyn hreys, daughter of Mr. iphreys of Hongkong, and A der Reginald Charles Gasp of Mrs. Frank Gaskell r Wales. dral
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    251 17 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. An uneventful day and likely to be unlucky if you have monetary expectations or are on the point of completing a business deal. If seeking favours, defer the asking. SPECIAL INFLUENCES: February 20 to March 20. Don't travel, and if you must
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    EVADED DUTY
    61 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Tuesda/. •T was taking the seeds to Batang Malaka and did not know they were dutiable, said a voting Chinese, when charge 1 with evading customs duty of 26 cents on 5.100 rubber seeds. The Segamat magistrate fined him $17 or ordered him
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    BURGLARS AGAIN ACTIVE IN K.L
    239 17 [From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 25. AFTER a lapse of four morths, a European s house has been burgled in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. F. Daniel, a science master of the Victoria Institution discovered on Sunday morning that his house had been broken into
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    241 17 [From Our Own Correspondent] Klan?, Apr. 25. DR. Alex O. Potter of Rotary tcrnatioruil Chicago, was entertained to dinner at the Klang Railway Restaurant on Saturday Rlfn by the Klanix and Const Rotanan*. Rotarian Piesident T. Sundaranii in introducing the guest ci honour S*UP, "This
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    Chungking Residents Urged To Evacuate
    250 18 Tire Lanes" Being Built In The City riVILIANS have been to evacuate Chungking by the Evacuation and Reconstruction Committee of the Central Government. We .:annol help advising you to e\acuate when we think oi the fact that thousands upon thousands of civilians, owing to lack
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    121 18 International News Agency. Fancheng. OFFICIAL figures indicate that the Japanese sustained 12,365 casualties In the first three months cf this year in the war area comprising southern Honan and that part of Hupeh north of the Yangtse River. Of the 12.365 casualties, 4.940 were kiil.?d and 7,425 were
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    WOMEN PRISONERS
    46 18 Central News. Loyang.—Three Korean women, who were recently taken prisoner by Chines* guerrillas outside Siuwu, on the Tao-kow-Chinghua Railway in north Honan wer c escorted here. They stated that they had been forced to come to China to serve in the Japanese army.—CentrpJ News
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    500,000 People Take Oath In Chengtu
    432 18 Spiritua I Mobilisation THE: »00 000 pcoplo „f Chc„ R ,u turned out en masse into parks cf (h ake ,he mcbi ««<'on oath in supper, of h* Si cc Japan M th 29 anniversary fI hn the 72 re ™'«<i«nists who were killed
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