Malaya Tribune, 12 May 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newst>at>er: Guaranteed Largest Sales X XVI- -No. 112. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, May 12, 19:5». The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 <?^
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      40 1 Best KROPOK UDANG from B ED SEA* PROVISION STOKE, ;:JH BRIDGE ROAD. PHONIi 2133. SHERRIES TV?*? i>£J/ world SOLE AGENTS:SIME, DARBY COMPANY, LTD. SINGAPORE MALACCA, PENANG, IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR, SEREMBAN, MUAR, KOTA BHARU, KUCHING AND SIBU, SARAWAK, WPS. 139 A
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      21 1 MADAME PAGE I, VIL ;>I, PH (M>IM V. LONDON. Top flllt, K.»U«ry Bld*» 4 ASH SAI I. j DAY EVKNWtt UOWN9
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    Reveals Track System
    49 2 CROSBY, crooner and stable owner, whose horses appear with vim in Paramount.'s "Sins You Sinners." says the best "system," if an v. for batting on the horses consists of 'pickinc only those in the centre post positions More win from those positions than from cny other.
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    Triple- Threal Man
    49 2 L'LLIOTT Nugent, although only 3"* years old. has been successful as an actor, writer and director on both stag-, and screen. He is now directing Martha Rave ami Bob Hope in ''Give Me a Sailor" at Paramount, and savs he expects to direct from now 011.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    363 2 TO-MCRROW FOR ALL READERS. A doubtful sort of I day a?:d things are not likely to I m go according to plan. Interviews I a (.re more likely to result in dis- I appointment than .success, so abit iin fn m seeing people if J 5
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      442 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). i». 0. S. N. CO/S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 BHUTAN G.IOG In port RANPURA 17.700 May 19 BEHAK 6,000 May 20 RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 2 t SOUDAN 0,500 June 2 CIiI'IRAL 15.0QG June lo CORFU ]5.000 June 30 t BUROWAN
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      507 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEH LI OYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s.s. "CA2HARNHQRST" omits Ncrth China In port Sails 12 S sjb. "NFCKAR" omits Manila May 17 S mjs. "CO3U -JG' omita Dairen May
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      495 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swetten Singapore, Hongkong, Cwatow, Amoy, (Kulangsu) and Focchow. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON Hong Kheng" May 22, 4 p.m. "Hong £fia Mny 19 "Hong Kang" Jun
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      131 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE IE1 Deu*sch Australi >che Damp'schiffs. Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S v ;X)re 1939. t nus. SAUERLAND via Manila May 14 s.s. PREU&S'EN Direct May 2; f m.s. LEVERKUS&N Direct Jun. 11 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      271 2 j DAILY CROSSWORD) i, H T WW MMMM,MWMMW CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: 3. Apt to overtake the 16 down. 1 Mine Host. 8 The spirit that "does it." 2 Uncomely feature the fair 10 Try for race I anagram). ov. it. Strong. 4. "Heaven lies abut us 12 Bets. Wordsworth
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    396 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Thursday. HIIBBEB Prev.ua To.day change IK i„ M 16 -1111 rward (June) Buyers 8 7 1516 Sellers 8 ljl6 8 116 1 .:d I July Sept.) Buyers BV B 8 116 ii7^ SeUers 83 16 BY* -}JJ rard Oct. Dec.) Buyers BV 4 Seller
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    68 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, May 11, 5 p.m. Total foi Dividend Boot* tmm T -ai clow Date w JrK ny Payable Date *> dat* Amal lfcd. May 12 May 19 May 13 TO 2%% May 17 May 26 May 18 Tin 5% int. Apr. 29 May
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    812 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 11, 5 p.m. Eraser ana Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3i- 3 6 Austral Amal 4 9 s[3cd Austral Malay 38,- 42|Ayer Hitam 19 6 20,6 Ayer Weng 0.65 0.70 Bangrin Tin 18 6 19|6 Batu Selangor 1.17%
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    109 3 MINING. Tin at midday was $115V 4 unchanged. There was again good enquiry from London for Sterling Tin shares and better bids were received for Pahangs, Hong Kong Tins, Malayan Tins, etc. Dollar issues, however, were slow to respond and except for some enquiry for Raubs at
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    EXCHANGES
    227 3 Singapore, May 11. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 3 13 16 London demand 2 3 13 16 Lyons demand 2043 Switzerland demand 240 12 Hamburg demand 134 New York
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Friday. Trie prlee ol tin at noon In Singapore to-day was:— $114U (down $1).
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    RUBBER
    20 3 The price of rubber at noon a* Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 27'*j. (unchanged); Sellers j 27 7 /a (unchanged).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    174 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd. 130,000 ion nam Int Apr. 30. Oct. 81 100 *****1 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: «14% 1930 red. IOTO-80 «O.WOOO c Int. Mar. 1. iil' 3% 1956 rei 100 y 4 cj int Apr. i. <>•*• 1 ,3% .1937 red. 19.62 $1,760.000 Int. May 15, Not.
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    Singapore Rubber Assoc.
    156 3 Singapore, May 10. At the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's 1433rd Auction held yesterday the following were: Catalogued 958,678 lbs.—tons 427.98. Offered 927,598 lbs.—tons 414.10. Sold 715.244 lbs —tons 319.30. London— Spot, 7.15 16d. New York— Spct 16 cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cent-; per
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      31 3 THE EASTERN UNITED *N< I CORPORATION, LIMITED W VRINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, Hi. PERSONAL ACCI 1 VOHKMEN'S COMPENSA V M* PUBLIC LIABILITY INSIRANCE. OFFICE: EL STREET. SINGAPORE F. W. HALL, General Manager
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      161 3 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with the progress of economic developments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the multifarious services offered by a reputed banking institution with years of financial experience. I MAST 1 1 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED.
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      343 3 15 OF IIIVI Incorporated In China by Special Charter*. 12, Cecil Street. Btagapt» Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442 Exchange Dept 6441. General Office 5188-8 Cable Address. CBUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital .h. I40.000.0000C Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. s 5.200.000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch 2 020.000.000.00 Tse-Vung
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  • Obituary
    Domestic Occurrences ACKNOLEDGMENT
    34 4 aiic lamiiv M j.h« lot- nV Bob» de s >u2a sincere thank* to all f friends who ait nded\£4 Uves a': well as tho -e letters of ,o. V i, "Wi-.
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    DEATH
    41 4 MR S'omanathar Muthi.i, away pe—full. Pital, Singapore. a i instant. CreaiatiDn ;-'m ?J 5 at the Hindu Cemeten n r',-'' day. the hearse leavi446. Race Course R hoU! *Ka He leaves behind 430 Pjt daughter. Deeply V~.r,. v and P.,
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      549 4 MANAGER IO TAKE SOLE CHARGE of business in Singapore. Preference given 10 one aol? to make e.n investment. Box 520, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (81A) WANTED ENGLISH AND ARABICMALAY COMPOSITORS. Apply to Nanyo Printing Office, 162 164, Cecil St., Singapore. (70.A) REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY. Experienced and capable Chinese salesman lor Singapore with
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      540 4 YOUNG AND ENERGFTIC INDIAN, seeks position as store-assistant, tracer, overseer, or conductor. Knew Surveying and levelling. Minimum salary expected. Apply Box No. 519, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (79.A) STRAITS-BORN CHINESE, 25, with P.M.G. Second Class Wireless Certificate, three years' experience, seeks position as Wireless Operator or Technical Assistant. Apply The Daguerre
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      629 4 FOR SALE MORRIS' 10 appearance, tyres, paint, hood and battery almost new $650.— 7 H.P. Fiat Marvelelte one owner 1936 $500.— Norton Wo tor Cycle 500 c.c IS3B good condition $450 Cash or Easy Payment. Ta n Motor Woiks (Automobile and Diesel Engineers) 283 Orchard Road. (18-A)' YOUH with the"
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      609 4 831 ATMA-CHINTAN helps ycu know what you want to know. Any three questions $1 Additional questions 50 cents Particulars and. unsolicited testimonials on request. 12 Green Lane, off Lim Ah Woo Read. Geylang, Singapore. (C4.A) ~THE MYOTIC YOGI OF THE MOMENT GET WHAT YOU WANT. IT IS YOURS FOR THE
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      529 4 FOR SALE: A few 1938 Model Kelvinators at greatly reuaeed prices. Fuiiv guaranteed. jMnlrmann Co., 15, Grange Road, Singapore. (970» Tailoring Millinery etc. CHOOSE YOUR SEMI-STIFF Collar Shirts at "Lilyscore", made to order, office 547, North Bridge Road, wholesale and retail. (80A) GIFT SHOP SALON announces Dollar Sale In Jewellery.
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      456 4 Professioi^i DIABETES. EPILEPSY, cure, Vedic Scientist, HiirEan ffi "5 135. Serangoon Read lin I stamp. PRINCE EDWARD CLINIC fcTZj cal Massage. Elec.ricity. Baths tetics. Qualified Staff of Certified SpeeialL-t; I ments for flistressing Slimming Courses arran T I and advice free. 14 C :i I Phone 7354. I FOR SCIENTIFIC
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    8 Tons And Bad Brakes
    89 5 Singapore, ThursdayA LORRY carrying a load of eight tons, three tons in cess of its capacity, was stoppct 1 on Kcppel Road on March 25. ana its brakes tested. The foot brakes were found to be defective for when they were applied the lorry took
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    81 5 Singapore, Thursday. fOURT Inspector Chua Keng Lin applied to Mr. C. H. Koh, the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, for a withdrawal in the case of a 48-year-old Cantonese woman. Sam Boi. who wis pieviously charged with attempted suicide by jumping into the sea off the esplanade. Mr. Chua
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    Buddhist Association Celebrates Vesak Day
    444 5 Singapore, Thursday. BUDDHISTS from outlying dis- j trictfl have been assembling at the Buddhist Association premises 67, Spottiswoode Park Road, for the Vesak celebrations to observe the anniversary of the birth, enlightenment and death of Lord Buddha. Ceremonies opened on Tuesday May 2, with hoisting
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    35 5 Reuter. Rome. May 12. No diplomatic importance of any sort is attached to the meeting of Count Ciano. ItrVian Foreign Minister, and M. Poncet. French circles declare that the visit is connected with administrative matters.—Reuter.
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    CHINESE DOCTOR TO FORM MEDICAL UNIT
    143 5 Singapore, Tuursclaj ON his way to China to form a "Special Corps" is a young Chinese, Dr. Tao Shen Kiang, who haj just graduated from the University of Basle where he has been studying for the last two years. Dr Tao left China five
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    SOCIAL EVENING AT THE S.R.C.
    182 5 A SOCIAL Evening will be held a t the Singapore Recreation Club on Saturday, May 20. when the final., of the Tennis Doubles championship will be played at 5 p m. At 630 Hie distribution of prizes won in the Spring Tennis vnunament and Billiards
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    Local Tennis S.R.C. Men's Championship For De Souza
    162 5 Singapore, ThursdayMAYING superbly in the first set, and displaying finer style and an unerring service. P. F. de Souza captured the championship singles event at the &R.C. yesterday when he beat H. N. Balhatchet <>—0. (>—4. De Souza, was master of the
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    Y. M. C. A.
    203 5 CURTHER ties in the V.M.C.A. open invitation championship tournament, played yesterday resulted as follows: Open Singles Championship (semifinals)—Kamis beat Yong Loon Chong 6—o, 6—3. Open MerVs Doubles—P. Clerc and W J. M. Warden beat E C. Cherrington and R. F. Smith 7—5, 5-7, 6—3. Men's Handicap
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    S. C. R. C.
    285 5 AT one time leading 4-1 in the first set of their handicap doubles match against Loh Poon Lip and Chin Kee Onn, S. 11. Tan and Koh Thiam Seng were defeated in straight sets after a strenuous struggle yesterday. Good recovery by Poon Lip and Kee
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    SEVENTH CONVICTION
    71 6 Singapore, Thumb! WONG YIK, a 42-year-old I was this morning sentenced to o» f month's rigorous imprisonment b; C. H. Koh In the fourth police theft of a brass ejector cap. rallied from the s.s. Magnolia when she berthed alongside godown 47 at the Harbour Board whar! 11
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      534 6 HOIV INFLUENZA PATIKNt PUT ON FIRM, SOLID, FLESH Took Tasteless Vitamin Tablets. If you are worried to death because you can't put on weight, do as this lady did. She was weak and thin after a bad attack of influenza, but after taking a I course of tiny, tasteless, tablets
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      256 6 ARE YOUR fe s EYES WEAK?(i&* Avail yourself of the expert services of a skilled qualified Specialist with over 35 years' European clinical experience Moderate cost for modern individually panned and built practical glasses. Thompson Optical Co. 4. Arcade B\dg., Phone 3002. R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science M
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      84 6 AND THESE PICTURES SHOW YOU HOW A lOVEi y 'SET' A| HOME Amami SH4MPOO /n /uxury Slß^f* l^ SETS For fresh, fragrant, lovely hair, shampoo Lw? 9 ftfaa 11 una t)lc to obtain Amami regularly with Amamj—the luxury shampoo. Products, nicase wrifr m Amami N<v i :or liruncttcs. Amanu No.
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      24 6 Agents:—llai Chew Hotel W <" n 35, B?ach Koad. SINGAPORE MALACi 3 times daily ~4JldHdif ani Jltet/u'H Vi gm BINOCULAR Jbj^H wutv War gumma mm
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      964 6 To-day's Radio j m m cmrApnDr LONDON NIROM HONGKONr SINGAPORE transmission 5 wung GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) VDC 15.15 Mc.s (19.8 m.) ZBU Mcs ZHL 225 metres (1.33 neb) a m am n m ZIIP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc» g2O sports news and Market notes. ax 645 The Vale
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    Girl Alleges Gross III-Treatment
    540 7 FOSTER MOTHER'S DENIALS Singapore. Thursday. ;\IONED at the instance oi Mrs. M. B. Barker, Lady Assistant ,lector of Chinese, a Chinese woman anpeared before Mr. L. C. Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, this morning. Kia. the defendant. wa.s he wilfully assaulted or j 12-year-old girl, Teo Gak
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    UNSUC CESSFUL APPEAL
    160 7 Singapore, Thursdiiv. i ctattno that the learned District Judge had ample reason to convict him for importing chandu Into the olony, Mr. Justice Manning to day dismissed the appeal <i a Chinese, Low J Trig, who was sentenced in the Criminal District Court to 30 months' rigorous
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    HOW TO DEAL WITH A NAUGHTY CHILD.
    130 7 Punishment i- sometimes neither fair nc: effective when dealing with a naughty child. Ai: there not days when you yourself feel irritable, morose, at variance with, the world In general? Days when you are 'out-of- 'orts.' Is it rv;t true, then, that children
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    Girls9 Evidence Unreliable
    289 7 Girls 9 Evidence Unreliable Trafficking Conviction Quashed Singapore. Thursday. "QN almost every point of their evidence on which these women could be attacked, these were unreliable. Whatever may be the real trulh of this case, these women are not sufficiently reliable to establish the Crown case beyond reasonable doubt," said
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    30 7 A cable received from Mrs. P. J. A. Williams who, with her husband, was a passenger on the ill-fated vessel Alsia, .states: "All safe. Proceeding by Canton. All luggage lost."
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    Capt. Wee Kah Kiat
    105 7 Singapore, Thursday. AT this morning's meeting of the Rural Board, it was mentioned that Capt. Woe Kal Kiat was leaving Singapore for England shortly. He is a member of the Hoard, and il was decided to grant him leave of absence. Mr J. M. Jansen raised
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      66 7 HYGIENE FOR WOMEN la no safer, convenient ana 'ire o.eans available lor personaJ i' lines s and coniroi thar JLO GELETTES. Gelettc is packed in an airtight J tub;' and is of smallest possible l'eriect preventive, no anxieiy Has served thousands of womeb •icioiily. Price Per Box O.HO cts. HAM
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      75 7 WEAKNESS AFTER FEVER When your temperature begin* to fall and you feel you're getting better, then is the time to start to rebuild your wasted nerve and muscle tissues. Doctors have proved time and time i again that Horlicks is not only easily digested, but also stimulates your faded appetite
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      113 7 COUGH DROP medicated with throat-soothing ingredients of Vicks Vapoßub. C 428 THE OIL-BOUND WATER PAINT i'ALL'S DISTEMPER British is un oil-hound utshablc V/ATB& PAINT and must never be COtijUted with ORDINARY I'tSTEMPERS, cc ling-white or eclcur icash. Embracing a w >n- orf ul new form of man ifacturing procei it
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      292 7 I You simply must strengthen your body against feverish diseases— Fevrr has left you very ueak and v«>u may eacily have a fresh attark of malaria. There is no ueed to General Weakness MOTr y ah,,ul uif >' ou take a ct urBe of kalzana lor a few weeks. Kalzana
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      340 8 "Calculated to absorb your M jH interest trom the word 'go.* m J —News Chrort Ira f A :oflfl| SE.ZNICK INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS M I I ft/fl Carole LOMBARD MADE FOR EACH OTHER 2"^u..uProduced by TIMES. DAVID O. SELZNICK <B> IB To T-'-Morrow Night at 745 P.M I .if Bin '^v-
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      159 8 imiiiiiiii'" ||||,kr|; s ft 'Twice as good as 4 VICTORIA THE GREAT' That's the Unanimous opinion A MAGNIFICENT FILM" (Straits Times) j jjj capjtol" a si-sows sunday t jm ENGLAND'S GRANDEST ALL-TECHNICOLOR Triumph ANNA NEAGLE and ANTO WALBROOK IN j 'Sixty Glorious Years" j See The CRIMEAN WAR SCENES! j
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      219 8 BLAZING MAN WHOSE DARING |P|il>lP\lWWl 1 ACHIEVEMENT PARTED CONTINENTS ;'I T SHIPS W .'WBL. JgM !K.!.T SAIL THE DESERT! ™^^^^™"^^SSH^S 10-NFGHT: 6.15« 9.15. tn Chorgr ProduceAdditional Attraction: FASHION FORECAST." MATINEES': TO-MORROW SUNDAY 2 PV~~ 'THE ROAD BACK" also "GOODBYE BROAI)\\ j Their Funniest Yet ioiiihs*» j j B I somcsi
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    Pillion Rider Killed
    122 9 Singapore, Thursday. £XONER\TI\G the driver from blame, the Coroner, Mr. W. (J. Porter, returned a verdict of death by misadventure at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of a 12-year-old schoolboy. Too Seng Chia, who died from injuries sustained when he came into collision with
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    THEFT OF BOOKS
    145 9 Singapore. Thursday. THONG LIM SAN, a 20-year-old Cantonese residing at Beng Swee Place, pleaded guilty this morning in the Second Police Court before Mr. Conrad Cldham when charged at the instance of Inspector W. G. Trewin of the Beach Road Police Station with theft at St. Joseph's
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      383 9 KRONOHONG. I'HOM SMOV U 411 \>IPIO\SIIII'I jjHjf SAT. 13TH MAY. f\ iWm NEW-WORLD T <''MMl\(|N(, 5,;,, |vm JS Z\ i:K ()F ALL MALAYAN SINGERS MEET \T I. \ST. f iiil! WrĔW SEX THE MICH IMSCrsSEI) RTV V. CHAMPIONS ME El f rj AT LAST, AHMAD C. B. ABDUL RAHMAN. IF
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      285 9 i I SUN TALKIE 1 t 'NEW WORLD' I To-Night One Show Only Commencing From 7.30 P.M. Complete Serial Chapters I—ls1 —15 5 of the Thrilling Serial Vlnn«*l<* Jlcnare": j GRAND THEATRE! i NEW vV'ORLD' J Matinees: Sat. 13th Sun. 14th. j Z INVISIBLE MENACE j MAN WHO CRIED WOLF':
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      128 9 LONDON SINGAPORE CRITIC'S CHEER "DAWN PATROL" j The best film I have seen"—Sunday Pictorial. "Great Film of war in the air Even ins Standard j ••It is a first class film well acted and directed"—Straits limes. The DAWN PATROL" is a picture which all should see"—Malaya Tribune. BOOK NOW FOR
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    "STAY PUT" POLICY
    620 10 THE address delivered by Mr. C. A. Vlieland, Secretary for Defence, Malaya, has had a critical reception from the newspapers. The reason for this is, not that there is any strong difference of opinion with the arguments Mr. Vlieiand put forward, but that there was such an
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    77 10 Dr. Ley says he would like to see Germans drinking non-alcoholic drinks And now, the Teetotalitarian State. In a recent broadcast' Mr. Montagu Norman said he didn't like dirty banknotes. Personally we are not so keen on hygiene as all that. *r* 5$C "It is quite easy
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    Are We Heading For BARBARISM?
    1060 10  -  Racial Madness By Professor Hari Charan Mukerji LOOK where we may, the present trer d of civilisation cannot escape our notice. Rather it il painfully brought home to us that we are travelling down an inclined p ane. Instead of moving upward, letting the ape
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      324 10 SMAKBAK... A EEVOLI nONABY CAPTIVE GOLF BALL WHICH CANNOT HIT YOU WHEN IT RETIRNS. SMAKBAK i I CAPTIVE GOLF I Fou Improve Your Golf j This Set I I Price S2. .7 0 SPORTS DEPT.: ROBINSON CO., LTD. I J New "Vogue" Patterns <S||p^ x For your afternoon dress, v
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      18 10 FRESH FLORAL WREATHS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE "OUR SHOP" 16, DHORY GHAUT, Singapore. Telephone No. 8166.
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      39 10 PATENT H EAR i-ItOOS r/f£ MOST DURABLE FIX! S' X wi(A <fte wonder/HZ mv resisting IMmoootH toe and I to sfit'e u!O2/ or ftur*. Snug, anJUe (It, permanent Very new smart designs. WHITEAWAYS KUALA LUMPUR PFN4N'i ipoh m\<.ai»obei S
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    Italy Shows Her Might To Yugoslavs
    61 11 i N pics, May 12. Italy and Prince I'aul <»t Yugoslavia, the Italian Prince Ciano (Italian M. Marko- t I oretgn Minister) I.( display in >j.i! lie ipated. at Naples in the art} were received board the battleput out to sea live destroyers, torpedo-boats
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    Guarantees For Baltic States?
    12 11 Noble Lord To Meet Communist LORD HALIFAX. Guarantees For Baltic States? Reuter.
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    MOSCOW VIEW
    295 11 LONDON, MAY 11. j 3 INTERVIEW WITH M. POTEMKIN —THE HAS HAD WITH A SOVIET MINISTER SINCE MOSCOW IN 1934—1S GIVEN PROMINENCE IN [SH AND FRENCH PRESS. development runs Mr. Chamberlain's clarification of l Vnglo-Soviet consultations a close second in the news liality of their talk, following as it does
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    untitled-ELECTION RESULT
    73 11 MOSCOW VIEW H Moscow, May 11. Rrt the reports .;ttribu*enl the d?--m Military alliance I ranee, •'lzvestiV I S \iet holds th*» 1 (i want to create i \st aggrcssi n in tiled front of mutual as--8 Id be created primarily n< c. ihe Soviet, Po- ast Britain, France I
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    CHINESE RECAPTURE PORT AT MOUTH OF PEARL RIVER
    22 11 British News Wireless. I declared late last night the Hallam division of action, as follows: R. servative) 16,033; C. DarI No change.—British
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    U.S. Negotiates With Poland
    124 11 CHINESE RECAPTURE PORT AT MOUTH OF PEARL RIVER Honsrkofiffi May 12. I unship of Namtao, near ith of the Pearl River, .ptured by the Chirhe enemy are now rein the direction of Bocta Ifris, A ar has developed in which lias changed yesterdays fighting. ndoned the Kangtaining certain strate- the
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    JAPANESE CLAIM BIG VICTORY
    28 11 Reuter. Washington, May 12. THE State Department announces that exploratory conversations have begun between the United States and Poland for a trade agreement.— Reuter. JAPANESE CLAIM BIG VICTORY
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    AMBASSADOR TO SYRIA
    50 11 Reuter. Tokyo, May 11. I NINE Chinese divisions were wiped out on the borders of North Hupebi and South Honan, according to a JapaneM communique received by the Domei A T?apanese field dispatch states that 150.000 Chinese are surrounded in tne district between Siangyangfu and Bin vangchow.—Reuter. AMBASSADOR TO SYRIA
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    BRITAIN AT WORLD FAIR
    34 11 Reuter. Paris, May 12-At a of Ministers M Bonnet (Foreign Minister) pre sented' the text a decree eh the High Commissioner m Syria receive the rank oi Amoassador.— Reuter. I BRITAIN AT WORLD FAIR
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    TEMPORARY DICTATOR
    163 11 Reuter. New York, May 12 THE British Pavilion, the largest and one of the most striking of many costly foreign exhibits at the New Yor* World's Fair, will be formally opened toCla, To mark the occasion Mr. R. C. Hudcon on behalf of the city of London, will present a
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    BRITAIN AND TURKEY REACH AGREEMENT IN PR INCIPLE
    614 11 Reuter. Warsaw. May 12.—The Polish Rename Ihas passed a bill empowering the President to rule by decree until the next ordinary meeting of Parliament, conferring on him extraordinary financial powers for defence.—Reuter. BRITAIN AND TURKEY REACH AGREEMENT IN PR INCIPLE TALKS WITH SOVIET PROGRESSING WELL Lord Halifax To Meet Potemkin
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    Spain Bidding Farewell To Italian Troops
    51 11 Reuter. Burgose, May 12. MADRID'S victory parade is now fixed for May 19. It is stated that the remaining Italian legionaries will leave soon after the parade. A Spanish Italian demonstration of Iriendship, in the nature of a farewell to the Italian legionaries, was held yesterday at Logrono.—Reutev. GERMAN A.R.P.
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    GERMAN A.R.P. DRIVE
    33 11 Reuter. Berlin, May 12.—Field Marshal Goer--Lng has issued an appeal to all women to support his new A.R.P. drive, an intensive campaign for which is being held this week.—Renter. Agreement With Russia Essential
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    Agreement With Russia Essential
    341 11 Daladier Says Reuter. Paris, May 11 "PRANCE is determined, as long as i« necessary, to resst all te;ts aimed at weakening her moral redetiared M. Daladier in the course of an important statement in the Chamber. He added that Anglo-French solidirity was closer and more confident than ever, and it
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    RESIGNATION OF LORD PLYMOUTH
    115 11 Reuter. Londtn, May 12. A LONDON message states it is officially announced that for reasons of health. Lord Plymouth (who was chairman of the Nonintervention Committee) has resigned the I T nder-Srcretaryyhip for foreign affairs. He is to undergo an immediate period of rest and treatment.
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    STOP PRESS
    150 11 Reuter. Shanghai May 12. Ihe authorities In the International Settlement and Ficnch Cont: :m it Shanghai to-riay made a fie' h move <o curb anti-japonism. In identical proclamaitons. they threatened to expel or deny sanctuary to persons engaging Kb political activities. Other moves recently made for the same
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    ROYAL LINER HALTED IN FOG
    527 11 Reuter. "Empress of Australia," May 11. DY three o'clock this afternoon the royal liner had spent over eight hours at a standstill as a result of fog but it was emphasised that she still had plenty of time in hand to enable her to arrive
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    GEN. CHIANG THANKS BRITISH M. P.s
    105 12 Reuter. Chungking. May 11. REP! YING to the message from the members of British Parlhmcnt. General Chiang Kai Shck states. ''O" behalf of our people, I assure you that we deeply appreciate the expression of your belief in Us. Our people will never eOnsc
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    OVER $100,000 AT PROPERTY SALE
    148 12 \T the first landed property sale held wsl rd at the saleroom of Messrs A f. Edwards and Co., Ltd.. the following properties changed hands: N s 682, 684 and 686 North Bridge Road and Nos. 110 and 112 Arab Street. Singapore, areas 1.274. 836
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    BATTLESHIPS EARMARKED FOR SERVICE IN PACIFIC
    257 12 FLEET BASED ON SINGAPORE "In Event Of Emergency" Reuter. London, IVXay 11. FOLLOWING up his statement that a naval conference of all squadrons cast of Suez will be he!d shortly at Singapore, the naval expert of the Daily Telegraph says that he understands thai
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    Italy's Naval Challenge
    45 12 Reuter. Rome. .May 11. ADMIRAL Cavasjnari stated last night that Italy would soon have four battleships of 55.000 tons, four modernised battleships of JG.OCO tens, nineteen cruisers, twelve smaller fast cruisers, sixty large destroyers, seventy turpedo-boats and over i hundred submarines.— Reuter.
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    WOMAN HURT
    56 12 j A Chinese woman, aged about 30. was picked up from the railway line at Spooner Road early this morning. She had severe head injuries and rracture of one of thf shin bones. She was said to have been assaulted. She was taken by the ambulance in a
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    Broadcasts On The Royal Tour
    286 12 QUEEN'S SPEECH ON MAY 19 A COMMENTARY from America on the arrival of their Majesties the King and Queen at Union Station, Washington, where they will be met by President and Mrs. Roosevelt on the morning oi June 8, has now been added to the
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    RAPID INCREASE OF TERRITORIALS
    69 12 Reuter. London, May 11. record Territorial Army recruiting continues Latest returns show that the field force of the Territorial Army took 35,624 recruits in the week ending May 6, making a total increase of the strength of the force since Apr. 1 of 119,507 and a
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    EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA
    43 12 L"ndon, May 11. a SUDDEN cold and nip in the air showed that the liner is reaching the ice Z(.m\ When the liner reaches the centre of the ice zone, the Captain intends to slacken speed and take no chances.-
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    BREASTING THE MIGHT OF THE OCEAN
    35 12 Will H.M.S. Malaya be among the battleships earmarked for service in the Far East? The photo shows H.M.S. Malaya in a rough sea whilst on patrol in the Mediterranean.
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    CHUNGKING RAID: BRITISH PROTEST
    125 12 Reuter. London. May 10. {N the Rouse ot Commons, replying to questions in regard to the bombing ot Chungking. Mr. R. A. Butler stat°d that in the course of the air raid on May 4 an explosive bomb was dropped in the Chinese staff quarter of
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    German Trade Declines
    55 12 Reuter. Berlin May 11.— Substantial decrease in Germany's foreign trade inr.'udin;.; a crop of 25 per cent, in the exports to Britain, is the principal feature of the figures for the first quarter. Imports and exports to south east Europe increased. Imports from Italy increased, but exports
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    Chungking To Be Evacuated
    182 12 Reuter. Chungking. May 11. riNLY those persons whose presence in Chungking is absolutely essential will be allowed to remain in Chungking, according to an order issued by General Chiang Kai Shek. Among- the people ordered to evacuate are unemployed persons, the aged and ill, women and
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    Misunderstanding Does Exist; But No Deadlock
    315 12 Anglo-Soviet Talks THE present state of negotiations between Britain andß dicated in yesterday's Moscow communique and M pl *S lain's statement in the House of Commons, forms lh editorials in all leading morning newspaper>. sU,) .ieet of THK TIMES »y s m, (ha lams
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    Tribune Representative Road To Chungking
    167 12 SPECIAL STORY Or PK/tM ON SUNDAY ftjll. Norman Soong, who has !>ecn specially k mi.mis j the Tribune Group to write a series of articles *»>' 1 s j periences at the China war front, where he is of the new Burma-Chungking highway, makes mm
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    RAIN CAUSES WATER SHORTAGE!
    67 13 Int n Correspondent] ....l May 11. I Nortn Mvi rya m since Monday Ing leature o: the it caused shortage of tne Sungti r-a'a^.i S m 1 n overli jwed loci v >f the wai'ir that about one hand ci he pipe-line connect* rid applying wa
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    MAN'S FATAL FALL FROM BRIDGE
    59 13 onn Reporter] Ipoh, May 10. MIDDI E AGED Chinese crashec m :i bridge, smashI some boulders appear, was r dinj yesterday. Wi.en idge that spn near Chemor, the tie right lor so/re ad the ma 1 fell 2(3 feet belo>>\ He aid d ed inbeing
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    Final Previsions For Perak Public Services
    51 13 I I if n Oar Gun Reporter} I j It). V tificate of m eting «ji the m passed. i en hundred and ight hundred anc m d thirty-four cents n the revenues and m State of Perak for m :es for the year
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    CAR FELLS A COCONUT TREE
    75 13 A COCONUT tree was knocked down when a Jchore taxi, driven by an Indian, crashed into it following a skid in the vmnll hours this morning. The accident occurred at the c >'i milestone, Bukit Panvinff Road. The driver and his two fares, one of
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    Woman Knocks Head On Court Floor
    176 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, May 10. ATEOCHEW woman, Lean Leong Kee, caused some disturbance in the Middle Court on Monday when she was produced before Mr. Lim Kcon Teck alter 43 hours police custody. The accused was charged with havng in her possession
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    IPOH DRESSER'S LOSS
    61 13 [Frcvi Our Own Reporter] Ipoh. May 11 JEWELLERY valued at '$430 has been reported missing from one of the quarters c[ the District HDspital Ipoh The victim of the loss. Che Noord n. i dresser, discovered the loss yesterday morning when he opened his almeivah. iiis quarters
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    To-day's News Review
    413 13 ra unite in declarthere ia no deadlock in between Britain an.! on the method of collaforestall aggression and, 1 m et it by co-operative S picion arises that this opinion may be inspiroj rticuiax official whosa hand out Government the Press, to cover hat bungling efforts of
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    BRITISH PREMIER DENIES ENCIRCLEMENT POLICY
    1088 13 Ready To Discuss With Germany jfyJK. Chamberlain describes as "fantastic the suggestion thai Britain intended to isolate Germany or stand in the way of the natural and legitimate expansion of her trade in Central and South-Eastern Europe, still less, to plan some combination against her
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    DEATH OF WELL KNOWN CEYLOXESE
    130 13 Singapore, Thursday. Ug. S. Muthukuir.aru, well-known Ceylr.nese contractor, died of heart-failure at the General Hospita* to-day at the age of 64. Mr. S. Mnthukumaru came to Singapore at the age of 14 and was educated at the Singapore Ano;lo Chinese School and had taken prominent
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    FIVE-WEEK OLD BABY'S AIR TRIP
    74 13 [From Our Oicn Reporter] Ipoh. Ma- 11 fHE five-week-old son of Mr. and Mrs. I Runme SMaw became Mala a t .trst 'air irpvel" baby when he was brought to Ipch by his mot: er by Wearne's Internal Air Service nlane. Goverr or Mm chison."
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    Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke
    39 13 K'ang. Mr/ 11. —Mr. J Pletrhrr C( oke. Assistant District Officer, i.*; going on three weeks" vacation leave en May o. After he returns he will be transferred to Singapore in a magisterial capant r
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    Kind Mother' In-Law Fined
    93 13 iaaUoddy Uno uno BOJtf] Ipoh, May 11. PLEADING guiity to two of possession of a still for manufacturI ing intoxicating liquor and live bottles at samsu. Liew Kcat, a Chinese woman, j tcld the Ipoh First Magistrate yesterday that she u&tfl bought the house which contained
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    Handicaps For To-morrow's Races
    314 14 following are weights for MNUday\ races at Singapore: HOUSES, CLASS 4, DIV. 1, 5' 2 FURS. Lord Gray M Speartown 9.1 Marcheta II «-L3 Greypion 8.8 SI a Hoc k 8.8 Achilles 8.7 armtop 8.7 Mhffy Maude 8.4 Miss Sardis 8.3 Benedict 8.2 BOSSES, CLASS 4.
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    South China Soccer Team Will Be Visiting S'pore Next Month
    239 14 May Include Australia And Java In Its Itinerary Singapore, Friday. THE Tribune is reliably informed that the South China A.A. of Hongkong; will tour Ihe South Seas next month. According to information received in Singapore, arrangements for the tour have
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    TENNIS
    24 14 All the tennis results at the S.R.C., S.( R and Y.M,C,A, will he found on page 5, together with to-day's and tomorrow's ties.
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    To-day's Sport
    39 14 Socttr Manchesters vs. S R C. (Div. I)— Stadium. S.C.C Res. ys. Loyals Res.— S.C.C Moravia vs S.H.B. <2B) S H B Tennis: SRC, 8.C.8.C., and V.M.C.A. tourneys. Athletic-: St. Patrick's School Sports. Methodist Girls School Sports
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    English County Cricket
    82 14 Reuter. London, May 11. FOLLOWING are latest county cricket results Derby beat Oxford by 163 runs: Derbji': 210 «Macindoc 4 for 65 > and 72 «Pether 5 for 7». OxfOfd; Tl (CopSpn 5 tor 12) and t* Copson 5 lot 9, Alfred Pope 5 for 3u< The
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    S.C.C. Billiards
    153 14 TiES in the S C C billiards handicap. 250 up, are: 1 Mcnday: -Y.\ H. Palgrave 7 5» vs. A F. Hunter < -120». H. L. Kopkm (scr 1 v> Carl Lawson < —25 > Tuesday .—Major D V. Hill tscr.i vs M s RObinson 80»: K. G.
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    To-day's Training Notes
    142 14 rnHFRE were only a handful of T horses exercised this morning at Bukit Timah. First cut were THADDEUS •Tankedif and NIGHTSHADE I Farthing I. who were confined tc canters. WAIT A BIT «Whalan. moved .mocthly in medium-pace work and will run close to-morrow. MARCH ETA H <Dodd»
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    Keppel G.C.
    204 14 The maicli lot "over #0" v... "40 and under" played at Keppei resulted In B v.in tor the over 40" Hum >;. 3> points to 3' j. W. J Holohan and W Fryer. 0. vs. vv Dawson and G B. Keer, l W V Semple and J. W.
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    LADIES' UNION
    27 14 I THE Annual Qem ra] meeting of the j Ladies' Union. Singapore, will oe held to-day at 4 30 p.m.. at the Union Hall, j
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    Gunners Score Lucky Win Over Marines
    473 14 R. (8.M.)....2, larims MUCH against the run of play the R.A. (8.M.) yfBte feated the Marines by two goals to one in a Di\ 2A 5 played at the Stadium. fl tun Owing to an injury to Mitchell's finger which forced him to retire
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    SPIDER KELLY OUTPOINTED BY TARLETON
    34 14 Reuter. Nelson Tirietot, !p M,i tish featherweSi. f* was outpoint,,) SsJ I*'?''* the British Z weight champion h,r rounds. ,r Tarlet,,,, n after the firs, thereafter X and Ihrtehj.
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    SCULLING AT R.S.Y.C.
    189 14 yESTERDAY evniin fi Lfo (in;ils of tlic s< i for the Rodesse liulUm, i were decided <> 1.., water course. In the first rac A. Rycroft by tv. utes ten seconds; in iiirner beat A. Lino b. seven mniutes five second tions were fair. The i against
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    Jockeys & Trainers Beaten By Non-Benders
    422 14 Jockeys Trainers Beaten By Non-Benders A GOUP crowd at the Padang yesterday saw the Jockeys and Ttalner? lose to the Non-Benders in a game of cricket by 51 runs. The turfmen had the luck of the ma'-ble anT v. "in into an early lea:, when P Vmkard and X Donnelly
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    Inter-Club Tennis On May 16
    60 14 The Paiang c'ebs wi'l ela.:h in a friendly tennis game to be played at the S.C.C. en May 16* when throe sets doubles will be played. The following Trill represent the S'.R.C P. F. de Efegaa and Dr Granville ri- uza. H lI Balhatchet and
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    INDIAN YOUTHS ASSN.
    57 14 The following will represent the above party against the Gentle Badir.inton Party in a friendly Badminton match consisting of 5 Singles and 2 Doubles to be played at the Happy W r orld Stadium on Sunday at 10 am sharp. C. B. Nair. R. Raghunathan. P Balasingham,
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    Dr. Sloper's Team Win Farewell Polo Match
    190 15 ;apcre, Thursday. ri polo match was d at the Singapore Po ground this afternoon unci v»rather conditions a i farew< II to !>r. J. S. Sloper. the country on The tjame ended in team (Dr. Sloper's) ting the White team by 5 goals
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    42 15 ted friendly match at terday on Wednesday, its Club was beaten to I wo by Guthrie's Sports iairly even, both teams combination and Guthrie's on d more goals if not nbbling. Wearne's forward for an equaliser but to penetrate Guthrie's
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    GORDONS HOLD LOYALS TO A DRAW AT GILLMAN
    282 15 >ns Played Better Throughout Is J Gordons 1. Gillman yesterday, the Loyals held the Gordons to a I one goal all in a Division I match which, on the run mediocre and disappointing during some phases of the game. o— The Gordons
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    More Players Suspended From Soccer In Muar
    113 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. THE Disciplinary Board are again active and two more players have been suspended from further participation in the Muar league following rough tactics employed by then. Both these players are from the Muar Police. The incident arose out
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    GENTLE B.P.
    105 15 The Gentle BP. defeated The New B.P. by four matches to three last Sun day afternoon at The New B.P.s court at Government Hill. Following are the results with names of Gentle B P. players first:— Singles:—A. Rahim lest to Samad Samadi B—ls, 13—13 < 4—s>: Suadi lose
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    Y. JUNIORS' EASY WIN OVER GUNNERS
    248 15 Singapore. Thursday. JHE V.M.C A. Junior Department beat the 11th Heavy Battery at cricket to-day by 54 runs, playing on the V.M.C.A. ground Rowland Lyne and Swee Keng were the successful bowlers for the Y's. and between themselves, they finished oft the Gunners in
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    To-Night's Big Fight
    216 15  -  (By "Pete" ALL roads to-night lead to the Happy World Covered Stadium where a sensational battle is taking place, and title a may once again change hands. Nci! Hemch'it, present holder of the Singapore Lightweight title meets Ventura Marquez, in a return fight. The belt has only
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    DAVIS CUP
    38 15 Reuter. Brighton. May 11. In the second round of the Davis Cup competition, the New Zealander Malfroy beat Shaves of Great Britain 4—6, 6—2. G_2 5—7" 6—3. Hare of Great Britain beat" Brown 6—3. 6—4, 6—3r-Reuter.
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    TEA PARTY TO MR. TAYLOUR
    116 16 Singapore, Friday, j A tea party was at the G.h. Can yesterday afternoon in honour of Mr. B R. H. O. Tay lour, who has been panner i In the legal firm of Braga and Ta;<!or.r. and who is sailing for Englanr; on leave to-day
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    French Lessons
    91 16 I A colloquial French course will take place at the Centre Intellectuel Prancais De Malaisie, 37. Robinson Rooti, Singapore, on the following days: 2nd and 4th Monday each month at 10 30 a.m. Ist and 3rd Tuesday each month at 10.30 a.m. i There will also be an
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    SINGAPORE TO HEAR HAYDN'S "CREATION"
    473 16 HAYDN'S "Creation" will be* given by the Singapore Musical Society at the Victoria Memorial Hall.on May 21. j The following are notes on the work j I to be performed: During one of his visits to England. Haydn acquired a libretto compiled from Milton's "Paradise
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    Marauding Tigress Shot In Perak
    94 16 fFrom Our Oun Reporter QNE cf th. I been haunting Knn.untinjr a i( I Betai and taken a tell 2 I three months, has b<en shot. 1 The animal was shoi near 1 residence of Mr. C. Knetbonebvl a Chinese, Mr. Chcnnjr \h Yew. wh
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    Air Quest For Pilot Abandoned
    270 17 GROUND SEARCH WILL CONTINUE: IMPORTANT CLUE SAID FOUND [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. ;1 from the air for Mr. Ernest Littleton Hay the flier of whom there has been no trace since Monday s abandoned at noon to-day. The search will confound parties,
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    SNATCHED WATCH FROM GIRL
    114 17 Singapore, Thursday. WHILE Cheong Seek Keng, aa at- tractive girl, was walking along Outram Road yesterday afternoon, a wild-lookine man dressed in dingy singlet and black trousers sidled to her and snatched a gold wrist watch from her wrist. Unfortunately for the snatcher a policeman happened
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    Killed by Fall from Ladder
    52 17 (From Our Own Correspondent, Alor Star, May 11. A MALAY, Mustapha bin Din, an employee of Messrs. Huttenbachs Ltd.. fell from a ladder while doing -ome repairs to an electric post near Pekan Rabu, Alor Star, on Sunday morning. Itatstapha injuries on the head, which
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    ANNAMALAI VARSITY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MALAYAN STUDENTS
    439 17 T'lIK following concessions will be given to the two best students from Malaya selected for admission into the Junior Intermediate Class of the Annamulai University, South India, viz., v i) a full scholarship to cover the tuition fees paid by all the student- of
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    Central Govt.'s Temporary Post Office In Hongkong
    179 18 International News Agency. WIIE Chinese Ministry of Communications has obtained the approval of Ihe Hongkong authorities in establishing temporary post office here Id take charge of all mails lor Canton and South China. According to the telegraphic instruc-, tions from tlie Chinese Ministry
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    EFFECTS OF CHINA WAR ON HONGKONG
    550 18 Influx Of Capital Increased Cost Of Living International News Agency. Hongkong. fHERE is a growing interest among town dwellers in the New T Territories where, during recent weeks, many Chinese have been buying land to which they can evacuate if the need arises, large
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    PRO. KUO APPOINTED TO FOREIGN OFFICE
    114 18 International News Agency. Shanghai. IT is reported from Chungking that Pro. A fessor P. C. Kuo of Wuhan University and a well-known writer on international 1 affairs has been appointed director of Publicity and Intelligence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in place of
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    Reconstruction Of Chinese Air Force Completed
    88 18 International News Agency. state" struciion oi th n force has been effect* cut to the fro,.:, the Japanese fOO Planes, »ng machines, and tt 200 will soon be 5.i--from the Soviet I Vnited States n An aircraft manuf, i Plant hasrecTnllvb^; U ed at
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    Overseas Hainanese Help Their Distressed Compatriots FUNDS PROVIDED FoA RELIEF WORK I
    201 18 gl ECIFIC measures have been formulated by the Hainan bland Over* Chinese Association for the relief of refugees who have Red still on the invaded Island. To accommodate the refugees who to Kwanjrchowwan the French-leaded territory, refugee camps
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    96 18 International News Agency. Chungking. PHINA'S gold stocks from all sources are expected to reach a total of 900,000 ounces by the end of June this year, according to official statistics of the Ministry of Economics. Since the outbreak of hostilities China has been mustering all sources of
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    untitled Not Give Up The Rajkot untitled Says The Mahatma
    1944 19 Gandhi Seva Sangh Conference (United Press). Hrindahan (Cham)>aran), May DHI, accompanied by Mrs. Gandhi, arrived here !0 on Tuesday afternoon ire-inflection with the II India Gandhi Seva Sangh which was opened crowd of several thousard waited at Kumar- tram site
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    British Consul-General For Batavia Entertained
    136 20 Iv RriJSS S" U V the 5? ?2 7 g tn S by Mr. A. M. Alsagoff in honour of Mr. H. Fitzmauriee. formerly Biitish onsul-General at Batavia. who passed through Singapore on his wav home on retirement From Lit to nght Mrs. I it/maurice.
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