Malaya Tribune, 13 May 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: _T Guaranteed Largest Sales SSE •No. 113. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1939 i ive ces re. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, May 13, 1939. The Malaya Tribune l PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1939 7^-
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      250 1 GOODS 1 OF I j BE ST QUALITY 1 AT AURORA NT STORE. Sortfa Bridre Rd. SFSE I i f': j ra >:."«). j V'STRI m: n DF *LS f r f THRKE IMPORTANT BOOKS OF THE MONTH! Brmin Building for Success. How to develop tfea Wonderful Power S- Memory
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      170 1 MADAME PAGE I Ail •>?, PICCIMHT. LONDON. Top Fl<'<t Hatlrr? ftidft CASH StyE DAY i EVeJJ^. 'anager's L^. i 1 "c r>f>nt TO LONDON—THERE AND BACK QUICKLY KIM CAN SAVE you weeks Personal contacts simplify business and it often pays to take advantage o* the swift efficient and regular X.L.M.
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    58 2 CAPITOL: "Sixty Glorious Years." ALHAMBRA: "Dawn Patrol." PAVILION: "The Great Man Votes." ROYAL: "Fatima." MARL30ROUGH: "Deva-Bala." ROXY: "Suez." GARRICK: "Live Wire" and "The Girl from the Golden West." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows cinema, and other attractions. ■JEW WORLD: Cabaret, Side Show? merry-go-round cinem? rides. GREAT WORLD:
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    Tremendous Cast
    47 2 DONALD Colman's supportiag cast In v Para mount's new Frank Lloyd pro duction. "If I Were Kine." lists more than two dozen featured nlavers, headed by Frances De*\ Basil Rathbone. the newly discovered Ellen Drew and C. V. France, distinguished actor of the lish stage.
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    ANNE SHIRLEYS NEXT FILM
    60 2 Hollyvj &MHE SHIRLEY, who has been oota» tion in the San Bema'ain< tftiAS the past 10 ray.: cornpleu: -White Elaves," return.-, to RKOB* this week to st£PPc/ ce P a:r l Jlu l rex- picture. Sorciity Horn. i*a*ci :n unorodueed jhiy b\ P Coyle Chase. r
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    What The Stars Foretell
    221 2 SDNDAY FOR ALL BfAjWj Were this not a day o) restg relaxation, it woiMbt did business one. Those w*> doing business however uM a good nine. Others not tied to business should t* out and about, see people places. The travel stai 20 to May 20
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      453 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. and VM ftt DIA (Incorporated in England) P. &O.S. N. CO. S S FILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore 1939 RANI URA 17.000 May 19 J (5,000 May 20 RAWALPINDI 17.000 June 2 XSi i 6 500 June 2 CHI I lAL 15.009 June 1G t:r J 5.000 June
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      363 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. SNORDj iLioypj IS YOUR LEAVE APPROACHING Pleas 3 let us offer you accommodation on the fastest, most modern and luxurious X. D. L EXPRESS LIXERS •SCHARXHORST" "POTSDAM" "GXEISEXAI" Passage Agents: LOHMAXX 0., LTD.. 124, Robin.son Phone 7565. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG BE LA
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      501 2 Ithe ho hong steamship company (1932) limited. P*»nane Port Swettenham, Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, renan ß Singapore, Hongkong, Gwatow, Amoy, (Kulangsu) and Foochow. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Kheng" May 22, 4 pjn. "Hong Siarg" 1 "Hong S'iang"
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      136 2 /V HAMBURH-AMRRIKA LIN IE c Deutsch-Australische Damp'schiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due 9 ;">ore 1939. I t m.s SAUERLAND via Manila May 14 1 PREUCiEN Direct May 28 m.s. I via l Manila Jun. 11 HOMEWARD. j
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      231 2 DAILY CROSSWORD^ iJSm ..••IIHDilM I I J 1 *—HgW I U— I J CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN 1 A son of Neptune. 1 "Low ambition and th< r 3. lo have this is to hesitate. oraise" Cowper. 7. Poetic foot. 2. To go in oft the deep end 9 Tip
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    531 3 LONDON COMMODITIES ss~ I yLondon p bpot Buyers 715 ie 715 16 Sellers 8 g Ist Forward (June) Buyers ***** 7 15 16 Sellers 81(16 »116 i 01-ward iJuiy.Sept.) Buyers ***** 8 Sellers 8% 0° —1!16 3rd Forward (Oct.|Dec.) Buyers B'/ 8 B i7 81/ 4 8
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    784 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 12, 5 p.m. Fraser ana Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin gi. 3)6 Austral Amal 4p7% 5,1 %xd Austral Malay 38- 42;Ayer Hltam 19 6 20 6 Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Bangrin Tin 18 6 19,6 Batu Selangor 1.17%
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    143 3 m Singapore, Frliay. P. T m at noon was down $1.00 i v offered sterling snares but at high prices. Dollar issues were neglected except Hong-Fatts wnieh improved a little and Southern Kinta which rose further and are still wanted. Kaubs were again sought but scrip is
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    108 3 Singapore, May 12. Shi:.s alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf (Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Gate 2) Kola 18; Kota Tjandi 14; Kelantan 12; Kepong 10; Achilles 9; Cnaron 7. Empire Dock (Gate 2) Raby Castle 30; Talisse 32. Empire Dock (Gate 4) Ipoh
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    TIN
    11 3 T7le price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 3 The price of rubber at noon i* Singapore to-day was:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    239 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd.. 130,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct.. SI 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: t% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30........... .«100 101 norn 4ft% 1907 red. 19*7 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sent 30 «106 108 norn 1909 red. 1905 i1.00C.000 Int. Mar. 31,
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    137 3 DAILY PRICES CI RRENT. Singapore, Friday, noon. Buyers. Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 28 No. DC R. 3.5. F. 0.8. in cases May 28 23' 8 G.F.AQ. RBS. F. 0.8. in oales 27 r H 27^ FAQ. R.SS. F. 0.8. in bales
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      34 3 THE EASTERN UNITED 1 AN( B CORPORATION. LIMITED. A marine, motor vehicle, I)E\t PERSON 4L ACCI tiriv U() KKMEN'S COMPENSA A AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. C£ CIL STREET. SINGAPORE F. W. HALL, General Manager
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      497 3 lIAXK OF CIUXA Incorporated In China by Special Charter >. 12, Cecil Street. Sinsapor. Telephones: Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5168-& Cable Address. CHUNGKUO.** Paid Up Capital h. $40,000.000 00 Reserve Funds to Excess of Ch. f 5.200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2 020.000.000.00
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      622 4 SE WANTED Immediately canvassers throughout Mala > a for silks. Salary 100,-. Terms Liberal. Jinaais Limited, Luahiana i4'J, India. WAN IED IMMEDIATELY, engineer for plantation, must hold first ciass 8.0. T. certificate and possess knowledge D.C. Electricity. Apply, copies credentials. Box 524, co Malaya Tribune, i Singapore. (84.A) EUROPEAN IMPORT
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      624 4 BILLET WANTED. Conductor or In- I charge of iivision, small estate. Experienced in all hranches of estate work. Excellent testimonials. Please communicate Box 5, Malaya Tribune, Seremban. (40.A) YOUNG AND ENERGETIC INDIAN, seeks position as store-assistant, tracer, overseer, or conductor. Knew Surveying and levelling. Minimum salary expected. Apply Box No.
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      609 4 LET US LOOK AFTER THE CHASSIS lubrication service of your car. Reports sent you regularly. Inclusive charge of $2. Fong Mansor, Hupmobile Specialists, Tan Motor Works, 283. Orchard Road. (21-A) MOTOR CYCLE B.S.A 250 C.c O.H.V. chromium tank, 9 months, rarely and carefully used, as good as when bought. $385
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      554 4 fiRI A.TMA-CHINTAN helps you know what you want to know. Any three mfestiors%l Additional questions 50 Sent Particulars and unsolicited testimonials on request. 12 Green Lane, off Urn Ah Woo Road, Geylang, ftngapore. —^—r Educational SCHOOL FOR ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN at Eton Higrh School premises on Tuesdays and Fridays, 6 pm
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      527 4 ONE RCA Radio 1939 Mo-el. ten valve. 1 used five months, cash $230, nearest offer Aooly Ghim Eow Austral Amalcramated Puchong Advertiser leaving for Slam. (41.A> Professiona I DIABETES, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. EPILEPSY, cured permanently. Senior Vedic Scientist, Himalayan Medical Hall. 135, Serangoon Read, Singapore. Enclose stamp. < 34 AI PRINCE
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      531 4 Domestic Occurrence tiNGAGEMEN r KWOK—SEAH M X B.Sc. youngest on of Thye pnd the late Mr. k,4* to Miss Sear c k c ter of |fc and S'lngapore. I UROPFAN r, B position, seeks educated Chh c ia' < eompanionsh'p Vi District. Confident] Roi Malaya Tribune, I] LONELY YOUNG MA.\
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    218 5 PITY THE RICKSHA PULLER [To the Editor of the Malaya Tr>bune] Sir.—There? is much talk of overcrowding in trolley bases, motor buses, lorries. etc and the traffic authorities take steps to prevent an extra passenger travelling in a rocmy and comfortable taxi. Iv.is is quite correct,
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    NO NEWS OF MISSING PILOT
    98 5 •Tribune Staff ReporterAt r Kuala Lumpur. Frida.a reports tnis even ng from th* for S t e Parties tire jungle negaUve. ng 21rman Mr Hay TTrnn^ic 11 a direct <> r of Park and fi ar cis ie ft on a flight to Ban- on
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    ORGANISATION OF YOUTH FOR PEACE
    302 5 Mr. Arthur K. Bird, cf 6. Fr I •< 1-cad Basil t ke. Hampsh re Rngi t w..tao as ;'.hjvs v.:th regard to t*e ar,r ni a r V :i: ;n cs u fc Kni-hts ol t. b Order of the Crcas:— There la in
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    K. L. AIR RALLY ON JUNE 3
    71 5 Ipoh. May 11. ILL the Perak Flying Club planes, it is understood will take nan in the Air Rally which is being organised by the .-Curl-. Flying Club to be held in Kuala L -pur m June 3 lying Clubs in other parts
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    LICENCES & THIRD PARTY RISKS
    314 5 LICENCES THIRD PARTY RISKS T-., Singapore. Friday. A T J*« conclusion oi an interesting legal discussion in the Traffic District Court yesterday. Mr c H Whitlon Trafflc Dis tnct Judge, held that for the pulses 0 f the Third Party Insurance Ordinance, a valid driving iC ence muzt be a
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    COURT SEQUEL TO CAR CRASH
    233 5 8 ngafkare, Friday. SEQUEL to a car eras!: wh .m occurred In Upper Serangoon Road f nd In which a Malay woman. Siti btnte Osman. au tamed a fractured jaw. ua> heard to the Traffic Court when B i geant A. H. Faimer, cf the
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    MURDER CHARGE REDUCED
    113 5 \Frcm Our Oivn Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, May 12. T »VO Malays from Kalumpang. 1 facing a charge of murder were found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting tc murder at Selangor Assizes, to-day and were sentenced to three years. Daud. the first accused, pleaded an alibi, and
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    BROADCAST ON GIRL GLIDES
    49 5 A talk on the Qui Guide movemrn' will be given over the 8.M.3.C. broad east to-night by Mrs. A. H. Dicken on «.fe of the Inspector General of Poi.ce. followed by by Girl Guide Ranger? The programme will begin at 739 will last 15 sftfnutes.
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    SIX ON CHARGE OF RIOTING
    166 5 'From Our Own Correspondent" Johore Bahru May 12 CIX Chinese, Ng Kean Tela; Ong Wee 11 Jm. Low Lian Choon. Yeoh S.n Kheh -•ig Peon Hoo a;;d Chov Ken" Wt morning charaed before Sheikh Al a Bakar. S-cond Magistrate, with rioti tc at Bukit Sermg
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    M/V VICTORIA
    43 5 The M V Victoria is due here at 730 from Genoa. Naples, for,. Said, Maasaua. Be mbay and ColShe will berth at the SH B v.harf and Is expected to sa'J again at 2 p.m for Manila. Honaronu and Shanghai. b
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    MR. JUSTICE PEDLOW
    40 5 Singapore. Friday.—Mr. Justice Pedlow will leave Singapore on Saturday. May 20 for Fraser's Hill wherr he wll flXltd a fortnight s leave. He it expected to return to Singapore on June 10, when lie will resume duty.
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    Youths On Arms Charge
    100 5 Singapore, Fi iday. TWO youths, arrested by the police last night and held on arms aaa explosives charges, were produced this mommg be ."ore Mr. Kenneth A. Blanker, of the Third Police Court. The youths. Cheong Leong. 22. and Lam Bee Lay. 20. were alleged by
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    ROBINSON'S REPORT
    216 5 N.p r .~"«r'. Sutur'tay. THE report and balance sheet of A Rob'nB m atHOo, ih>* period Feb. I. 1938 to F< b. 2« this year gives effect to the scheme of arrangement and reduction of capital confirmed by the High Court last February. Under the scheme, the directors
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    SCOUTING IN MALAYA
    69 5 (JTEADY pfOgreai U being made with the bui'idnii lund for tfie new Scout Headquartir.s in Singapore, as revealed m the latest oopy of Scouting in Maiava o hand The Fund the macarine reveals, now stand-, at $15.000 with a further condittonal promise of S3 OCO from the
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    49 5 Tune Haji Mohamed Eusaff. M. C. S., V is t ant Registrar of Co-operative Sodeties F M S will address the members of the Malay Union in Malay on May It at p.m at the Malay TeaV ai on. Palembmg Road on C ion—what it meant to the Malay
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      511 5 ,v OF THE JUDGE AT ORE BAHI'I SUIT No 6 OF 1937. BETWEEN T ol Ao. 47, \u Hn>k, Johorc Plaintiff. AMD n \d: linistrat--1 i.i i c <»i Goh alias G<»h TheGob Ah Lim. j No. 10, (icypert Defendant SALE OF TATE SITUATE I I rIDIL! KECHIL I OF
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      481 5 >VOH HIP, Contractor RIVER VALLEY ROAD J" 111 -'iwi oi Ulu Road ar' 1 iutir? ~y thereto „5 Singapore Municipality LENDERS. #„v DERS are now invited for tht Showing materials or service Fo particular j kc Municipal lender Roorr oupply and fixing 0 JS* CloSlnB j root tna..-je 3 etc.,
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      299 5 I GRAND ALL AAALAYAN PROFESSIONAL KRONCHONC CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE NEW WORLD ARENA TO-NIGHT What promises to b? one of the Kronehong Competitions ever held in Malaya takes place at the New World Arena to-night. Hu Highness. Tungku Mahkota and Party have consented to b? present for i th? occasion. This
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      172 5 AFTER FEVER CARE During fever, the whole system including the digestive organs is undermined and weakened Convalescence will be hastened if tissue can be quickly rebuilt and strength restored Iby building up reserves. The patient must be encouraged to take as much nourishing food as the capacity of the weakened
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    PRODUCE
    153 6 Singapore, May 12 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $128 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $12/. R. W. Coast No 3 per Koyan $121 Siam No. 1* $230 Siam No. 2 $215 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $111 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 $103
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    300 6 Singapore, May 12. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 3 3 7», Ayer Hitams 19 3 20 3' Bangrins 18 9 199 Batu Selangors 1.20 125 Hitams 0.26 0.30 Hongkong Tin J8,- 19Chenderiangs 116 12Hong Fatts 0.60 0.65cd Idris Hyd. 5 6 6 6 Ipoh Tin
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      168 6 HF DOES HAVE BAD WELL ALL RIGHT V SON, BUT WELL BRED |L BOYS DON I REPEAT WHAT THEY OVER f Yf mOTHFR HEAR GROWN UPS YE M °™"L" SAY AUNT MARY BUT ILL NEVER WtlK VERY ANGRY.,, DO IT AGAIN'^ YES, YOUR LITTLE FRIEND IS RIGHT YOU KNOW, MOST
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      537 6 STOMACH PAIN relieved in 5 minutes To anyone suffering under the burden of a troublesome stomach it is always interesting to read how others have gained relief. Here is a letter from one whose livelihood itself was threatened by weeks ol pain. His joy at the quick freedom that Maclean
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      56 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD ObtcffMbJ* of «W Chtmutj and Storm NEW ARRIVALS FANCY AMERICAN AND FRENCH MADE CLOCKS A GRAND SELECTION OF THEM AND SO MODERATELY PRICED. YICKWOHHING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) PHONE No. ZZ. U<zek Days Open frovn I a.m. tc 9 p.m. Sundays Open fron.
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      56 6 gj* HOMELITE Po-table Generating: Plant Operates On Diesel Oil Weighs Onlv 89 lbs. 110V.—1250W. Available in A.C. or D.C. Full particulars from: SPOT RADIO LTD., 58. ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. i i I l For at-— in y IWIVERSAL RADIO HOI SE Sole DistributDrs: SCIENTIFIC SERVICE CO., 205, Oi chard Road.
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      72 6 I FAMOUS FISTULA PILES SPECIALISTS. All sorts of Pi lei are radically curer «AaaT In a week's time J!W Treatment guaran v teed wiihnut oper I r s Hi at ion. Every Ev» •PI Bisease and Rheumatism matism are al«i undertaken. Charges Moderat. ĔĔ r Consult personallor apply for parti
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      26 6 ARE SECOND TO PfONI in Efficiency Service. Hence tif |f j VERY POPH AX WJ x oS Sole Agents: HOF BOON Distributors: gafSCt* RADIO Kuala T,umP"j^^^^
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      957 6 ■■■•mil"" f Z To-day's Radio j T j *""""7oM)On" BERLIN HONGKONG SINGAPORE bc DJB ISJH MCs (19.7 m.) ZBW 9.52 Me s (IU m TRANSMISSION 5 p m ZHL 225 metres (1.33 racls) pm ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc>) music 5 20 K&msky-KorsakoV rw 0 m OfeB Mcs (3L5i> mJ
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    Died In Rickshaw: Puller Walks Off
    67 7 m Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. May 11. p i>; OVERING that the sick ChinI' pse he had been hired to convey General Hospital had died the way. a rickshaw puller is to have put the body by the vi the road in Salak
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    Court Briefs Of Interest
    240 7 bime Staff Reporter I Kuala Lumpur. May 12. ving employed In a factory a girl undei 12 years of at»e. Keng, acting manager <>i the Bi cuil Factory, Kiang Gates) $5 by Raja Abdul Elamid Magistrate) to-day. ther ol the girl was also sumhaving permitted his
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    GERMANS WED
    104 7 Singapore. Friday V riage tool: place this morning i\ the Singapore Registry before Mr. Oldham of Dr. W G. Gross, a rhe Mission Hospital. Baligo, and Miss Ir.geborg Brand, who in Singapore yesterday from irq, Germany. degrocOT is the son of Mr. and 1 Gross, of Dessan, Germany,
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    Passengers by Air
    62 7 d from N.E.I, by X.L.M. plane '»n May 11: Mr. N. B. v. n, Mrs. Besier. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. A. Me. W. Spiers, Mr. F. Mrs. X v. d. Heyden, Mr. R. Medan, India and Europe by ane "PH-ARZ" on May 11: For F P. v.
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    BOY'S FIGHT TO SAVE DROWNING FRIEND
    263 7 Singapore, Friday JJOW a schoolboy made a desperate attempt to save his friend who got into difficulties while swimming near the Yacht Club on the morning of May 7, was related before Mr. W. G. Porter, the Coro- j ncr, at the inquiry held
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    CYCLIST CRASHES TO DEATH
    89 7 From Our Own Repo.ter» ipoh. Friday. UTHEN his cycle slipped oil a brldj c spanning a river near Cnemor on Wednesday, a middle-aged Chinese, r.n his way to work, crashed to his death His body was picked tip among b vi era 20 feet below the
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    POLICE BAND
    97 7 The Band of the Straits Settlements Police will perform in public next week a.s follows under the direction of Mr. S Chapman. Bandmaster: Monday May 15 at the Botanic 3ardens at 5.30 p.m.: March "Colonel t%gev" Alford. overture "Tally Ho" Ansel!; selection "The Merry Widow Lehar: Spanish Serenade
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    ALLEGED CHASE WITH KNIFE
    624 7 Singapore, Fn.iay MAN who sustained two dangerous fissures in the skull aikrgpd to have been inflicted with a vege* table knife, and who lay in critical condition for some time in pital. lived to tell the tale. In Uft Third Poiice Court to-day, oJ h'jw he
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    Drove Lorry Against Constable
    172 7 1 Fi i>i Out Ok 11 Reporter] Penang, Friday. A FINE of $5 in default live days' .simple imprisonment was impo.tdby .Mr Lim Koon Tcck yesterday mormng on a Chinese lorry dr.ver, Goh Kea f who was convicted lor negligent driving at the junction of X
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    11 7 The "Henry Waugh (Singapore) Sports Club has been exempted from registration
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      57 7 p 1 i ur stomach troubles you «»nly be cured by natural •U'r extracts as are combined in STOMACHICUM Vegetabile Nattermann. s pecial preparation is an '"i remedy for: 1 of Appetite, Indigestion* in the stomach, Heart-bati mulatea the glands of the 11 and the gastric juices $1.50 BOX. H
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      60 7 anldealjood for baby The use of ALLENBURYS crisp delicious rusks con naming Vitamin D. entourages the o.cvelopmen* of a strong wine jaw with ample room for the teeth and as baby chews th.es nourishing body-building Rusks, which should be nis first solid food, fe develops :he necessary habit of correct
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      134 7 BRUSH YOUR TEETH IHf SAFE WAY yum smtuusi'mm LOSt ITS emu /^&j/ charming smile may mean a great deal in your life, and you must guard it with the greatest care. Behind the gleaming white oi your teeth dangerous decay may be setting in, without you even knowing oi it.
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      260 7 Ur CHILDREN are always in trouble. They fall and I "skm" their little knees and elbows. IBlSf^^^^V^^Sl\ They cut and scratch their hands and faces, but vfw£ always they ask for Zam-Buk. Children like IkcWi/^Ss^L\r^f\\ antiseptic Zam-Buk because it so quickly heals up their hurts. The valuable herbal oils in
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      292 8 HDpening TO WAV «"in PAVILION i» OUTSTANDING SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT" j what's the verdict of all the preview critics. They nay Barrymore gives his greatest picture performf ince That Peter Holden, boy star of the stage >m KAiit, "On Borrowed Time," is immense That ?/3*4HL ■■Virginia Weidler is up to her
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      121 8 f j rAn|Tn I 3 SHOWS TO-DAY j I 'CAPITOL 3-15 6-15 9-15 j t j 4 Shows To-Moriw-ll a .m-3-156-15 -9-15 I ENGLAND'S GRANDEST ALL-TECHNICOLOR Triumph j ANNA NEAGLE and ANTON WALBROOK i:\ r j "Sixty Glorious Years" i j Sev The CRIMEAN WAR SCENES! I j S Y
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      57 8 NEXT CHANGE at the t 'AI'ITOL j A NEW M.G.M. COMEDY HIT with 2 popular voting Stars I 1 ITTT< \m I 'fw iT^l*^m% bTT\ J^w^vi^jg^rX^AaJ^^Sß NCAI WAH SUNDRY" STORE (Well-Known Shirt Designers). DESIGN —UPDO-DATE COLOUR FAST COLLAR SEMI SOFT QUALITY AI (European Cloth) PRICE ECONOMICAL. Office: 387-189, North Bridge
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    IMPERIAL & BRITISH AIRWAYS TO MERGE
    50 9 IMPERIAL BRITISH AIRWAYS TO MERGE London. May lii. cheme for the proilgamatlon of Imperil B Itish Airways was >utCommona by Sir King^ev nt of £2,649,000 to ilders of Imperial AirE262 OQO to the ordinal tritlsh Airways. ft subsequently jam »3--d the merged compan? Government control" and fixed inter on stoc:
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    ROTHSCHILD RELEASED
    37 9 Reuter. London, May 12. rn in London that Baron I, the well-known cankai L' ted in Vienna on Mar Hitler's coup in Austria been allowed to lea v? the rrived at Zurich in good Reuter.
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    Boy's Tragic Death
    60 9 IF rem Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, May U. W HII^ th pl h ayin K g yesterday afternoon I fho his br °thers and sisteis on iSf-Ojp son of Mr. Foong Fone Pow EES 0 on to a cement drain, recelv nc fatal head injuries r The
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    THE STRENGTH OF HONGKONG
    720 10 JAPANESE propagandists and their hirelings are fond of saying that the importance of Hongkong as a British possession in the Far East has been eclipsed as a result of the war in China and that the trade oi that great port is stagnant. Here is another
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    A.R.P. Problem Is To Avoid Panic
    1222 10 fF A R.P. authorities in London were 1 to say that preparation, in advance of any emergency, of 9 colossal camp with all necessary services for the accommodation of evacuees from congested areas, would really be incommensurate with the i r Maximum Protection value
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    To-day's News Review
    453 10 AGREEMENT between Britain, France and Turkey for mutual help in defence of their interests in the Mediterranean and the Balkans is an important step forward in collective security. Many people believe that such an understanding with Turkey is of more immediate, value than an exchange of commitments
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    U.S. REPLY TO JAPAN'S LANDING AT KULANGSU
    274 11 WARSHIP SENT TO AMOY Reuter. JAPAN'S landing of bluejackets at Kulangsu Island, the •J International Settlement off Amoy, has been quickly by the despatch of an American warship to the the protection of American'nationals and interests. inese naval authorities threaten similar action at
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    SUGAR PARLEY ENDS
    29 11 Reuter. London, May 13.—The International Sugar Councils' executive committee concluded its sittings yesterday and made unanimous recommendations to the council for dealing with the situation. —Reuter. Pledge To Labour
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    Pledge To Labour
    78 11 t London, May 12. Hi'S v Commo »s to-day. speakin» on TloiJr?^»-,, 11 I^lll6lll ot the Military S n B BIII to exempt militiamen ti om li to „Participate in civil disoutes, rfl H n ore Belisha said that Government were prepared to g iv3 each militiaman a m££?V tatemem
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    Japanese Threaten Similar Action At Shanghai
    205 11 Shanghai, May 12. M |T may be necc-sary to take similar action in the Shanghai International Selti menl if as grave an incident as that OB Kulangsu occurs in Shangha'," declared a Japanese naval spokesman at a pres i conference commenting on the naval larding in the International Settlement of
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    "Sign Of Goodwill"
    73 11 Reuter. Commenting on the joint proclamation of the Shanghai Settlement ?nd French Concession authorities, threatening to expel any persons engaging in political activities, the Japanese Embassy spokesman said that the proclamation was a sign of goodwill and a step towards the right direction, but it was necessary
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    AMERICA CLOSELY WATCHING
    36 11 Reuter. «hington. May 13. nOI 1 WING reports of the occupation of the Settlement of I 1 and. Amoy, a State I < flieial stated that Mates was interested national Settlement uld follow developiy.—Reuter.
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    Franco Seeks Credits From Paris Banks
    76 11 Reuter. Paris, May 13. IT i nnderstood that Spanish Government emissaries have had conm; > three Paris banks and one Amsterdam bank tar credits of al least £20.006.008, hut no decision kHi ties has been I < rI ing circles state thai the ely
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    DALADIER'S VOTE
    18 11 —M. Daladier obtained nee in the Chimber on by 375 votes to 230 last R! .iter.
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    Nazi Propaganda Behind Irish Bomb Outrages?
    160 11 ALLEGED LETTER FROM GOEBBELS P is reported from Dublin that the polke authorities there investigating the circumstances in which, according ence which has come into their possession, Nazi promda materia! has been sent to ex-members of the Irish ublican Army an organisation which is
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    STOP PRESS
    90 11 Reuter. Kulangsu, May 13. The Japanese bluejackets who landed here following the attempt on the life of Mr. Hung Li Hsun, Chairman of the Amoy Chinese Chamber of Commerce, are guarding the exits from the island. The Japanese this morning arrested many' Chinese. H.M.S. Decoy is at present
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    5 Explosions In Manchester
    42 11 Reuter. Manchester, May 12. FIVE explosions shook buildings in the centre of the city to-day. Shop windows were shattered but no-one was injured. In each case the. explosions, it is thought, originated in a letterbox, gelignite being used.—Reuter.
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    Coronation Salute In Mid-Ocean
    76 11 Reuter. London, May 13. TJEUTER'S correspondent in the Empress of Australia states tha y a royal salute of 21 guns in honom of Their Majesties' second anniversary coronation was fired in the midst of fog and icefields. The two escorting cruisers drew aJongsiae with the guns
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    TENSION EASES
    35 11 Reuter. Rome, May 13« f IFTING of the ban on !he Paris Temps, announced last night, is regarded SS symptomatic of the eontinnee 1 easing of the situation between Italy and France.— Reuter.
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    LEAHY'S NEW POST
    30 11 Reuter. Washington, May 13.—Admiral Leahy, retiring Chief of Naval Operations, has been selected by President Ruosevelt as Governor of Puerto Rico in succession to Major-General Winship —Reuter.
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    PREMIER'S STATEMENT ON BRITISH GUIANA REFUGEE REPORT
    398 11 LONDON, MAY 12. IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TO-DAY. THE PR7ME MINISTER ANNOUNCED THE GOVERNMENT S VIEWS ON THE BRITISH GUIANA REFUGEE REPORT. PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. The Government is prepared to offer the fullest facilities for any settl?mrmt upon which refugee organisations
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    Guiana Offer Encouraging,
    122 11 Reuter. London, May 13. fPHE British Guiana Commission's report has agreeably surprised refugee organisations here. Mr. Pell, head of the inttr-govern-mental refugee committee, described it as "decidedly encouraging." Reuter learns that finance is the main difficulty in woiking the refugee machinery. These is a paucity of funds
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    U.S. STRENGTHENS DEFENCE UNITS
    115 11 Reuter. Washington. May 13. ARMY headquarters announce the reorganisation, effective on July 1, of a Coast Artillery Corps in order materially to reinforce that branch of the nation's defences against air and sea attack. Mr. Woodnng, War Secretary, declared that the transference of officers md meji
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    Anglo-Turkish Pact A Threat To World Peace, Say Germans
    230 11 Berlin, May 1 :i. U \\'E don't envy Turkey,"' was a Cerman spokesman's comment (>n Mr. Chamberlain's announ:ement. 'Turkey has let herself be lured away from her traditional policy, constituting no danger to her or anyone else, into British political circles.
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    Opening Of British Show In World Fair
    112 11 Reuter. New York. May 13. BEARING a tablet inscribed 'This pavilion is dedicated to lasting peace lriendship between the peoples of the United States and the British Empire," the British Pavilion at the World's Fair was opened by Ambassador Sir Donald Lindsay, in
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    Anglo-Rumanian Trade Pact Text
    108 11 Reuter. London. May 12. THE text of the Anglo-Rumanian trade agreement states that the two governments propose to encourage the formation of an appropriate organisation to be established by business interests of both countries. Free zones in Rumanian ports will be granted by the Rumanian Government
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    LITHUANIAN-POLISH ACCORD
    53 11 Reuter. Kaunas, May 12. i] IOSER political and military collaboration between Lithuania and Poland is expected following the visit to Warsaw Of General Ra-htikis. who returned to-day. No special agreement was concluded during the visit, but it is emphasised here that Poland fully appreciate? Lithuania's attitude towards problems
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    P. W. D. ENGINEER GETS DECREE
    901 12 P.&T. Official Quoted As Co-respondent Singapore, Friday. A DECREE nisi, to be made absolute in six months, was to-day xi granted to Richard Patrick Bradley, Executive Engineer. Public Works P artmeni, S.S., against his wife. Una Alice Bradley, on an f> rd >rm a
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    Britain Signs Trade Pact With Rumania
    144 12 Reuter. London. May 11. IN the House of Commons, Mr. Oliver Stanley, the President of the Beard of Trade, announced the «ignature of an Anglo-Rumanian protocol providing for the pi amotion of mutual trade, primarily through normal commercial channels. Among the provisions are guarantees
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    RESERVED OCCUPATIONS SCHEDULE AMENDED
    86 12 Reuter. London, May 11. A REVISED edition of the provisional schedule of reserved occupations was issued to-night. About three and a half million men oud of approximately eleven million between the ages of eighteen and fifty are now reserved, compared with about rive million in the
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    COURT REPORTER WANTED
    79 12 Singapore, Friday. A SUGGESTION by Mr. Justice Manning, the newly-anived Puisne Judge, that a court reporter should take down the proceedings of a bankrupt's public examination was made to-day in the High Court. "That is not the usual procedure, my lord," said Mr. K. N. Taylor, Official
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    RECRUITING "BOOM" IN THE REGULAR ARMY
    70 12 Following t-he developments in the international situation and the introductien of conscription. Britain's Regular Army is having its share of the recruiting boom' The largest number of recruits since the September crisis is being dealt with at the Central Recruiting Offices in Great Scotland
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    Chinese Lead Fight For Rule Of Reason
    126 12 Reuter. London, May 12. Quo Tai Chi. speaking at the ii£ annual dinner cf the School of Oriental and African Studies last night, said the world was reconsidering that his country, by determined resistance to aggression at a pi ice in sacrifice and
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    BAR COMMITTEES
    42 12 Mr. Lim Gim Hoe has been elected Secretary of the Bar Committee. Penang, for the ensuing year, Messrs. W. F. 7ennder, Goh TiowWan (Secretary), D. N.Bannerjea. M. B.Brash and C 8. Jayaswal have been elected the Bar Committee for Malacca.
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    15 12 Mr. John Denys Mead has been temporarily appointed an unofficial member of the Federal Council.
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    CZECH FALLS UNDER TRAIN
    53 12 Reuter. Pariv May 12: Oscar Kaufmann fjmer controller of the vast toxtile enterprises of Czechoslovakia, Ml under a train in the underground Nation, and died in hospital. Kaufmann had been depressed since ms arrival, three weeks ago after Allegedly being deprived of the control of his
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    Raffles Lecturer Weds
    200 12 Singapore, Saturday. VHE wedding took place at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday, of Miss Molly Preston Walker, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. G. Walker of Croydon, Surrey, and Mr. Charles George Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. 6. A. Webb of London. Mr. Webb
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    20 12 Commissions as acting Sub-Lieutenants in the S.S.R.N.V.R. have been granted to Mr. V. N. Wade and Mr. J. H. Craig.
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    Tribune Representative On Road To Chungking
    184 12 SPECIAL STORY PICTURES IN SUNDAY TRIBUXI MR. Norman Soong, who has been specially commis S i„ m tl )V the Tribune Group to write a series of articles on periences at the China war front, where he is traveling [n of the new Burma-Chmngking
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    BAN ON CHINESE FLAGS
    144 12 Shanghai. .May 12. TPHE authorities in the bit Settlement and Fren soon at Shanghai to-day mad. a fresl move to curb anti-Japonism. h identical proclamations, they threatened to expel or deny sanctuary U persons engaging in political act* vities. Other moves recently made for the same
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    COAL STRIKE
    45 12 Reuter. New York. May U --The delegates agreed to hold aft*ber c ierence to-night, after a threatened President Roosevelts*J to bring about an earlyw-ggfj work. Both sides ear her had n Roosevelt's demand that th should be opened by midnight last nm —Reuter.
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    Coal Strike Settlement Is Imminent
    111 12 Reuter. New York, May 12. a SETTLEMENT of the coal strike A W as brought nearer when Mr John L. Lewis authorised 150,000 miners to sign individual contracts with employers willing to grant the "union shop." The men concerned are outside the Appalachian area, where
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    Well-known Soviet Airwoman Killed
    45 12 Reuter. Moscow, May 12.—One of the Soviet's best known airwoman Major Poiina Ossipenko, and Brigade Commander Anatoli Serov, have been killed in an air crash. They will be buried under a wall of Kremlin, both being "Heroes of the Soviet Union."—Reuter.
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    Royal Party Marooned For Whole Day In Atlantic
    183 12 Reuter. London, IVlay 12. RErTEft'S special correspondent in the Empress of Australia radios that the liner has been over eleven hours at a standstill in fog. The escorting cruisers were invisible throughout the day. The Queen visited the ship's shop in the
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    REFUGEE PROBLEM IN SHANGHAI
    96 12 Reuter. Shanghai May t u-miki 9* A STATEMENT thai at least 25,000 Shanghai by end oi tin probably as many a made by Sir Victor Sassoon peal for relief funds. hoU in c Sir Victor described H problem for 800 J*** a a 0 Europe on
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    Third-Party Liability
    50 12 AN amendment to < A (Third Party, CWhnanc*, "ill in the Government insurers and certain owners of traction civ liable to pay any hosp a incurred expenses, up $400 or $40 In reapect o 1 -who has received treat" juries as an In w tMil C 1 \c
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    NAZI RIOTS IN STREETS OF DANZIG
    53 13 INSULTS TO LES' HERO Poles were celebrating Marsha'' i-mory, yesterday, states d in the ts, wrecking a Polish hing the windows of a Polish newssi ibuting organisation and stoning Pilsudski. nate Nazi, sent apologies for lent, when a facial's house was armed Nazis '1
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    STATUS OF JOHORE STATE SECRETARY
    48 13 r the. State Secrenovided for in a re the next meetCouncU. The obe that occasion vhen property will be held > Secretary and Ai cessnry deeds ol tl bUJ states: The ise, take, ble and immoveription, and d may yield ransi bl or dPil
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    Stole Jewellery
    71 13 1 i orrespotidenti a. Wednesday. I orn and you gave I i; t excuse. Yon Jewellery in witness Shrani, yem ycny were ab T e to go ■\Vh'- fffd ycu not I (*pd of th icwei" I been betI Bjakar. Second I fterncon when he a P.W.D. cooFe
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    DEATH OF MAJORGENERAL SWANN
    115 13 Londor, May 12. IT is orTicially a: that MajorGeneral John Christcvmer Swarm died here to-day.—Reuter Major-Ucne:al John Christopher Swarm, sen ol the late Very Rev. Robert Swarm, was Doni in 18&6 Having completed his education in Cheltenham Co'kge. he entered the 45 4 h Regiment in
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    3 Japanese Planes Shot Down At Chungking
    95 13 Reuter. CHUNGKING, MAY 12. TWENTY-ONE JAPANESE PLANES MADE A SURPRISE RAID ON CHUNGKING AT 7 O'CLOCK TONIGHT. AND CONCENTRATED MAINLY ON THE NORTH BANK ACROSS THE RIVER. Beveral b e Area started. The bomb* Ing Wfta so severe that even deep under"round dugouts
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    OFFICIAL STATEMENT ON ANGLO-TURKISH ALLIANCE
    149 13 Mutual Help In Mcdi terra nea n London, May 13. |N a statement on the negotiations with Turkey, made in the House of Commons just before the House adjourned yesterday afternoon, the Prime Minister said. "His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom and the Turkish
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    DEFENCES TESTED
    61 13 Reuter. Beirut, May 12. DRITISII and French authorities are engaged in a series of exercises to test the defences of Eastern Mediterranean. Last night, all lights were extinguished during a general practice of air raid warnings. The Palestine Government is als > engaged in air raid precautions, and
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    General Accident Dividend
    153 13 THE directois of the General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation. I id. have resolved to recommend the o*yment on May l. 1930. of the following final dividends, subject to Income Tax: "2 1 r>er cent, (miking 5 per c;nt. fothe yean on the Preference Shares and
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    CROP RETURNS
    462 13 Reuter. The foll r »wln < wmi returns for An-n are reported; b e b°hpi< j7n»->^pr f n*o T.tH F<ta*r>| 1 500 Jo the Bradwall (F M.S.) Rubber FM*te. T.M. lh C h,, "snnp-P fFMS> Instates, Ltd.. 53. 0n0 Ih, Dennistoirn Rnbbe** F!**a*es, T,tr* '▼>*r»n *t»>««r»i jr<;_ r»t»)
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    Chinese Successes In Hunan, Hupeh & Kiangsi
    210 13 Chinese Successes In Hunan, Hupeh Kiangsi Shanghai, May 12. (JENERAL Shi Yo, in reviewing the military situation of the provinces of Hunan, Hupei and Kiangs; all of which are under his control, said that hostilities during the past twenty days have resulted in the capture of many enemy position* and
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    72 13 [From Our Own Correspond tit] Johore Be.hru. Wednesday. The charge against Liew Loke at ro!i.o< e.rily causing grievous hurt to his wife, Chai Sxng, was this afterno n amended to that ot murder. The stabbed woman succumbed to injuries received on the stomach and hands nt the General
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    Final Day Of Singapore Summer Meeting: Good Fields In All The Races
    945 14 CARD OF EVENTS FOLLOWING Is (he full card of events for this afternoons racing a< W* Tin,,h in the final day of the Summer pore. Scratching a l noon yesterday were K«*£ r J V r Ti Dignity
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    Selections
    89 14 (Morning Tribune) Following are selections for this ..mmooiis races at Singapore: BMC I—KIT. Bali Girl. Kaee 2—WAIT-A-BIT. Selangor 11. Rare .1— \DFJ.F. Brass Bullet. Raec I—RESISTANCE. Vergres. Race s—( LCNY. Princess Trim. Raec S—STAR MM X Benedict. Race 7—DFVON KING. Mandai. Ita.« I MISS ROD Hartleur. MdLyd Tribune RAIL
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    JOLLILADS
    87 14 Members and triends of the Ass.icia ire reminded of the usual fortnightly tea-dance that is to be he*d on Sunday it t H e premises from 1.30 p m. to 4.30 p.m. The following uiaveis au>t been selected to represent the Association *.n a friendly game of soccer against
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    Pointers From The Track To-day
    212 14 ALTHOUGH the morning ha* dawned bright and sunny. Ihe going has stiil not recovered frcrm the drenching it has received, and was heavy at this mor ring's final exercises. An outstanding gallop was done by SPEARTOWN (Bagbyl who covered f »round at a terrific pace
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    AMICABLE A. A.
    75 14 The following will be selected to play friendly soccer against the Post Ofliee Club on Sunday on the Club's ground:--Yeo Ah Row' Toy Qtics Liang, Cr-ecny Lian Sing. Son. Kirn Swe. Yeow dteng Hoe. Ng Kean Tet. Cheng Yong Mgn ;e Hee Chit Lim. Sng Ah Lai,
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    Harvey To Defend Title
    95 14 Reuter. London, May 12 T EN HARVEY Is defending his British cruiserweight champion ship against Jock McAvoy (former holder) at Harringav Arena on June IV Later; The British Boxing; Board of Control announces it will officially recognise the Harvey-McAvoy bout as for the world's light heavyweight
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    Reserve Division Points Shared
    269 14 S.C.C. Res I, LovaK Re, A GOOD game was witnessed at the Padang this evening u} l( loyals Reserves drew one goal all with the S.C.C Reserve* game which started promisingly but tamed down towards t!„ Loyals scored after play and look'd tiki vietory had it
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    68 14 Botrc*: Police VJ R.A. (C) Div. I-Sta-dium. Chanel (W.D.) Civilians vs. Mine: weepers (2 B)—Police. Naval Bailee vs. Excise (t B> Naval Base. if. «s. APC (8.H.1..) AJP.C. frickcL- S C.C vs. U Ai. (S.C.C.) VVI C vs. Poliei (Police) S RC. vs. M.I .F.) M F A
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    ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL SPORTS
    268 14 St. Pa tick's School held their annual sports yesterday at Katong. C de Souza was champion athlete with 10 points. Results were as follows: 100 yds. ii): 1 C. de Souza; 2B_ Azcor.a; 3 J. Merrels. me. 11 2 5 sees. 100 yds. IB): IH. Fernandez;
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    DETECTIVES XI
    47 14 The following will represent Detective Branch against the Cable and Wireless Club at soccer to-morrow tSunday) al Fairer Park ground. Bheem <capt.» Mohamed. Thamby. L. S. Bee. Ismail John Ong. All. Muthu, Samy, MOttani and De Cruz. Reserves: D. Ra.i. Thevataean and S. A. Tan.
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    28 14 Reuter. Milan, To-day England's soccer team to meet Italy on Saturday are as follows: Woodley, Male, Hapgood, Willingham. Cullis. Mercer, Matthews. Hall. Lawtoi ili uld< n, Broome Reuter.
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    Philippine Basket-Bail Players At The Happy World To-morrow Night
    108 14 By -PETE 1 ITHE Philippine World Olympi Ba* ball team oi the Far versity who have played a *risj matches in Singapore last month maintained an unbroken record v have returned after a su< from Penang and will well game at
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    Hat-Trick at the S.H.B.
    77 15 m- M '•avia 1. I time from I they clashed on I iv'erday in a I the Moravian H )Us occasion. the end X' third following j i imen custodian B and cleared splenJty kick i minutes towards d this goal. Hong Thye and W lanlam,
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    27 15 re selected to V.M.C.A. against I on Tuesday at 5.15 Road ground: M Swyny, K. LeemG. Ranatunga, S. C E. T. Kite, Harry han, Jackson.
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    MARQUES REGAINS HIS TITLE FROM HEMCHIT
    920 15 Holder Down For Full Count In Eighth Round Singapore, Saturday. (By "Referee") QhE of the largest crowds ever seen at the Happy World crowded the arena for the return contest between Ventui a Marques and Neil Hemchit last night. This time Marques well and
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    CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED.
    204 15 A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. Marvellous a« it may seem aver centuries of iailure, a remedy has been discovered that has cured the deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease. No one will longer dpubt that Consumption can bo cured after
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    INTER-CLUB WOMEN'S GOLF
    121 16 The Ladies match between the Garrison Golf Club and Kepoel Golf Club was played at Tanglin and resulted in a van for the Garrison Golf Club by 4' 2 points to 2\ A The scores were as below K.eppel names first):— Mrs. O. Ford 0 vs. Mrs.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    53 16 The following are requested to represent the Hindu Association against t 1 c 8-K.C. in a friendly game of soece* on Monday at 5 p.m. Nadarajah. A. Sankanin Veetap*n H. D. Appu (Captain), Q. Ranatunga! P. Ramoo M. P GoDal. R Sungara Muthuveloo. V. K. Shunmucam 3 Sangaran.
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    TADS BREAK SUCCESSION OF REVERSES
    550 16 Recs Beaten Almost On Time Manchester^. 3. S.R.C 2. SCORING three goals all in ti«e later stages of the second session. the iManchesters yesterday defeated the S.R.C. by three goals to (wo thus securing their first points in the league at the expense of Ihe
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    Speed Trial At The Gap
    179 16 TWENTY of Malaya's best cyclists will be taking part in the Speed Trial at the Gap to-morrow at 7 a.m. organised by Mr. Ong Chin Bcng. The di ;tance is exactly one mri.. starting at the bottom cf Baona Vista Read (Pas'r Panjang side) to
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    Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS
    40 16 The V.M.C.A. Handicap Billiards Tournament Final between Yap Ah Hian and Dr. V. Xavier which was fixed to be played on Tuesday. May 9. is postponed to a later date. The date of play will be announced later.
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    Local Tennis
    355 16 S.R .C TENNIS The EoOowmi imti, S.R.c tennis to n' maun* Humes foi i 1 ."4 Monday Following are Novices" Singles- I vs. W.N. Moore p pr: --r dCruz. r i Note: —If it rain! 1 be played on Tuesday. Ye ii Wednesday Ties for Wedm Championship Doubii
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    Batu Pahat Tennis
    81 16 (From Our Own (<>i n>|><»:>di" 1 Ban: Pahat^ Two Doubles and I W J completed on Wednesday in ihe Baw Pahat inter-Club Junior Tennis t« urn ment. The following are the resu ts: DOUBLE 3: Matthew.s and flatten* English School" lost to Syed raffar /J Radin (Malay
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    43 16 The following will represent tiae SC£ vs. S.R.C. in a match on the S.Ci on Tuesday. ri W. H. Drooeleever and T V N Ana son: D. K. Brans and Majoi R- f' 1 fcrd; W. M. Oak-Rhind and J UCW*
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    GKEAT EASTERN (Upiicun Mr. i « . FAN ..„„, 21$, South Biidfjt' UM. v,,u 1
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    JUDGE CRITICISES LOWER COURTS
    764 17 fhree Appeals At Seremban (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, May 12. x.crv successfully argued in the Court at Seremban >(!ay. In one case the conviction was quashed and the u >1 aside. In another the case was postponed pending i nioii regarding whether the accused is
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    Strike Created Bicycle Boom
    234 17 ANLY six horse-drawn vehicles, of which four are gharries, remain on the streets of Singapore During 1938 there was an increase, however, in nearly all other forms of private and public conveyance, according to the annual report of the Vehicles Registration Department. Taxes were collected in
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    Gold Rush At Cameron Highlands
    81 17 Ipoh, Friday. THERE has been a veritable gold rush to the Cameron Highlands during the past few days, following rumours of the discovery of a rich gold vein. Many Chinese prospectors have hurried to the spot where the supposed vein has been located, and a
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    KRONCHONG CONTEST
    105 17 A LARGE gathering is expected at the New World Arena to-night when the All Malayan Profession Kronchong competition is to be held. The pick of all Malayan and Jaya Singers will appear together with the pick of Malayan musicians. The two much discussed rival champion singers, Ahmad C.8.,
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    GOVERNOR GOING TO K.L.
    65 17 Sir Shenton Thomas has returned from his East Coast tour. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Thomas, accompanied by the Private Secretary and the Aide-de-Camp, will leave Singapore by train on Tue.idav evening, May 16. on a visit to Kuala Lumpur. His Excellency will leave Kuala
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    YUNNAN-BURMA ROAD IS A MONUMENT OF NEW FAITH, UNDYING COURAGE
    1040 18 20,000 WORKERS ACHIEVE "GREAT ENGINEERING FEAT" U.S. Credits For Improving Transport Chungking TALE of romance, unparalleled heroism and perseveience, surpassing that of the pioneering days in the United States, i? woven around the 836-mile Yunnan-Burma Highway, the completion of which
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    Bankers Do Well In Kunming
    49 18 Central New development (t I, business in Kunming f ing the outbreak of th< two new bank<-ihe p, Commercial Bank Hmg Hua Hank— mally opened for business n cently. Two sab-agencies of the Central Saving Sri. subsidiary of Ihe < Trust of China for business.—Central
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    Reconstructing A Nation In The Midst Of War
    150 18 Foreign Help For China'; Industrial Co-operatives ManilaA GROUP of Americans, Europeans and Filipinos will shortly Philippine committee for Chinese industrial co-operatives, a < tee which expects to promote a "sympathy" movement here for and to support the Chinese industrial co-operatives now beinu
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    Hongkong Currency Rumours Refuted
    104 18 Hongkong. FN refuting recent rumours con--1 cerning the devaluation of the Hongkong dollar, the Hon. Mr. A. I. Shields. Chairman of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce, addressing; its annual meeting, said: "Such rumours tend to discourage the Investment of outside capital in business and industry
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    CHINESE CAPTURE MACHENG
    30 18 Chanesfca.— After Chinese troops 1 Macheng, about 40 miU Hankow. Following Chinese troops advar raptured also Chungku; The victoriou Iher westward to atta** j national News Ag*UC/
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    No Provincial Issue Involved In The Congress Controversy
    1001 19 NEW MEMBER EXPLAINS (United Press). Calcutta, May 5. «WISH 1« emphasise that it would be a grave error to allow the controversy of the past few months to j rate into a quarrel hetween Bengal and the rest of India. 1 am
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    Next A.I.C.C. Meeting
    245 19 (United Press). Brindaban, May 5. IT is understood that the next meet--1 ing of the A.I.C.C. will be held in the second week of June, provided the reporl of the Constitution Committee is ready by that time. The venue of the session has not yet been decided.
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    Reason For His Non-Attendance: Sardar Explains
    236 19 (United Press). Allahabad. May 2. INTERVIEWED by a press corres- pondent here last night, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel said he was not disposed to express any opinion on happenings at the A.I.C.C. meeting. Asked as to the reason for his not attending the A.I.C.C. session
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    BOSE'S RESIGNATION AND AFTER
    433 19 (United Press). i Brindaban, May 5. ''{OTHER we or they," observed casually a Congressman who is in the forefront of the Congress politics, when he was asked why they did not try to effect a compromise between the two schools of thought in the Congress and
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