Malaya Tribune, 20 May 1939

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  • 37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guarantee Lamest Sales No. 119. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1939 FIVE CENTS. fttp Jftalaga «Tribune Saturday, May 20, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1939 FIVE CENTS.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements

  • 155 2 THCSE pcpular favouriu lor and Wallace Bet: in a very excellent picture o A J the early days of the 19th Capitol where, for the next tw M.G.M. picture "Stand Up will be screened. fhis is a picture full
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 443 2 STEAMER SAILINGS* p7cl BRITISH i INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. o. s. (O.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 RANPURA 17.000 Inpoit I BEHAR 6 000 jMay 22 RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 2 t Si >UDAN G.suo June 2 CHITRAL 15.000 June 16 CORFU 5,000 June 30 X BURDWAN 6.070 July
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    • 356 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. mom [lloydj IS YOITR LEAVE APPROACHING Picas? let ns offer you accommodation on tho fastest, most modern ano luxurious X. D. L EXPRESS LINERS MTIARNHORST" •POTSDAM" "GNEISENAL" Passage Agents: LOHMANN CO., LTD.. 124, Robinson R'»ad. Phone 7565. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PfcNANG BELAWAN. Thurs.
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    • 484 2 [the ho hong steamship! company (1932) limited. ppninp Poi* Swettenham, Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, rui. Singapore. Hongkong, tJwatow, Amoy, (Kulangsu) and Foochow. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday tnps. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA r RANGOON "Hong Kheng" May 22, 4 p.m. -Hong Peng" Jun 2
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    • 286 2 BEST-SELLERS PURCHASED BY COLUMBIA {JOLUMBIA has purchased Margaret Sidney Lothrop's series of bestsellers. "Five Little Peppers." as starling vehicles for Edith Fellows, who fa i:nder contract to the company -Five Little Peppers and How They Grew" soon to be placed in production, will be adapted for the screen by J.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 215 2 PdAILY jPRpSS^gf 9*l 9 m B Sbk i CLUES ACROSS: 27. A portmpntea<j meal I. Top knr.t. CLUES DOW* 3. Paper flag. 1. Hikes 7. A punch no pugilist has produced. 2. A Victorian 9. Weather glass. 4. Hot 10. Haughty. 5. A true ma (anagran 12. Heaven beneath our
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  • 419 3 LONDON COMMODITIES J»*« T„- d L a 0 y ndon Fr fc, SSSSIiw 1W -nil J 'June) Buyer*, B' R g'-'i Sellers 8'« 8 i„ *3 Forward (Jiu>jBeptJ Buyers 8» 8 8'« SeUers 83 16 83 16 %ni Forward (Oct. Dec.) Buyers 8 316 8 316 Sellers
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  • 79 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, May 19, 5 p.m. COfliDan. Total fOI v 7 Dividend Book* financial Us. dose Date Ex. Dir. yeai Payable Date to datf May 17 May 26 May 18 2V 2 sd. int. June 8 June 14 June 9 sd. *Djb er 6d.
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  • 839 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 19, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 31. Austral Amal 4 '7 1 2 SUftV Austral Malay 38 42iAyer Hitam 20- 21Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Bangrin \m 19 20 6 Batu Selangor 1.20 1.25 Berjuntai
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  • 238 3 tv, o f«n«- Singapore, May 19, th^mn?i^ vlng are the exchange stock rnilr i Rm s to the daily cirS r tewed by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora Son SELLING London T.T. 9 io t«jie London demand o'a is is Lyons demand A3 VrilS Switzerland demand 240 IJ2
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  • 90 3 London, May 19. Paris 176 47 64 New York 4.68«„ Montreal 4.691/, Brussels 2750»/ 2 Geneva 20.823/4 Amsterdam 8 723 4 Milan 89 Berlin 11.67 Belgium 11.663-4 Athens 547'-o Bucharest 660 Stockholm 19.41» 2 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Hclsingfors 2267« Lisbon 160 Belgrade 210 Rio de Janeiro 2%
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  • 11 3 TTte price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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  • 11 3 The price of rubber at noon i« Singapore to-day was:—
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  • 259 3 0% Maynard Co., Ltd., 130,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 M 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 100 101 norn 1907 red. 19*7 $1600,000 Int. Mar. 31, SeDt 30 «106 108 norn 4V*% 1909 red. 1905 J1.00C.000 Int. Mar.
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  • 163 3 Singapore, May 19/ R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $128 IR. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $I£, R. (Siam) 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
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 32 3 THE Astern united 1 M CORPORATION, LIMITED MOTOR VEHICLE, i'KRSONAL ACCI TION iv?, XI J MEN, S COMPENSA. A M>I'UBLIC 11 ABILITY INSURANCE. *Alw O STREET. SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, General Manaeer
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    • 159 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. MASTERS. 19-25. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept.
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    • 335 3 BAiXK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, CeeU Street, Sin?.; Telephoned: Managers Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-ft Cable Address: CBCNGKCO." Paid Up Capital w h. $40.000.000 oc Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. i 5.200,000.90 Total Assets approximately Ch. 7
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  • 21 4 •W. yt u Mr:- -ian Sng Bay N Passed away on laXao Sunday 21st Cortege leaves r 0 B
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    • 609 4 Kggg unsiif iiPHos aa^ WANTED TRAINED TEACHER for a i sal and dumb child. App«v mx 563, co Maiaya Tribune, Singapore. <182.A) WANTED lmm< diately temporary ali upcountrv Branch of British firm. Appointment for about three mc itho only Reply with paiticulaj i «-f expert nee to Box No. 562,
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    • 510 4 DRESSER, CONDUCTOR seeks potfiticn. Excellent testimonials Apply Box 543, M.T.. Ipoh. (135.A) TO FINANCIERS and Investors. Expert Australian Mining Engineer and prospector with many years experience Gold, Tin, Wolfram, for engagement, prepared go anywhere country or form Syndicate, Genuine. Apply Box 547, Malaya Tribune, Singapore <141-A) LONG Experienced English-speaking jfylam
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    • 554 4 Miscellaneous "KES" GENUINE RACINC CALCULATOR: "How to select winners by yourself! Send M.PO. $1>- Guaranteed juccessful results. Selec*4on>. for Penang Races sent free. "KES 5R.1.8., 8, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. tl33.At FOR ORCHID I LOWERS TO EUROPE etc. DIAL 2011, THE GEM NURSERY holders certificates from H. M. Queen oi Holland
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    • 592 4 TO LET: Furmtdied flatlets, Katong Road close to P, Office and market. Bus passes door. Ren f $40 and $45. Immediate entry. Apply 19, Boscombe Road. (1032) LADY WITH FAMILY uncertakes cart nt school children in her own home while parents on leave. Box 552, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (157-A) FOR
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    • 599 4 BARGAIN: H.M.V. Radiogram Automatic Changer. Perfect condition. $175 Box 532, Malaya Tribune Singapore. (100.A» RADIO SERVICE, Repairs by ex}>ert;:, under European eupervision, most moderate charges. Wo "never your radio is out of order Dial 2 7 22 prompt service and satisfaction «-uarai.teed. Electrical the Commercial Trading Co., 17, Norn Canal
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    • 448 4 Professional Vedic p. 135, Seransoon R ad stamp. I*3 Cheerful tyews -j„ For acute n ebj ment according to c* most harmless a«d r< tern, is the bl radical cure. Romeo North Bridge ft only place in Malaj homeopathic tn under a qualified To Let GROUND FLOOR mo near Town
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  • 160 5 (From Our Own Corresponde d) London, May 12. fIJISS Margaret Amy Allen, daughter of Mr. L. A. Allen, Malayan Civil Service, Kuala Lumpuv, was married yesterday at Chelsea Old Church to Mr. George H. Newsom, son of the late Mr. G. E. Newsom, Master of
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  • 29 5 Mr. David Frankel is leaving Singapore to-day by the Nieuw Holland for Australia and San Franc sco. He nopes to be back in about eight months.
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  • 176 5 Kuala Lumpur, May 19. the cortege marched slowly to the grave at Cheras Cemetery this afternoon, Wearne's plane flew low as a Mark of respect to the late Mr. Ernest Littleton Hay, who was killed when his aeroplane crashed in the Ulu Langat jungle on
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  • 50 5 Johore Eahru, Thursday. A fine of $1 was imposed on a Chinpse driver. Ah Tee. tins morning byRaja Suleiman, Third Magistrate, for keeping a worn out tyre on one of th? wheels ef his hired car. Accused pleaded guilty to the charge but stated he was ignorant of the law.
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  • 108 5 Singapore, Friday. JENG Yack Ching, 20, was given montns porous imprisonnolce supervi!J? c u Third Police Court topVoVity neSMy retaininff s* ol 11 Accused was found standing on the five-foot-way at Queen Street by a detective one night. Questioned about an J reshly Pointed
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  • 180 5 [From Our Own Reporter] Penang, May 19. CHARGE of theft was preferred against an Indian, Marimuthu, when he was produced in the Middle Court yesterday afternoon. The accused pleaded not guilty when charged with stealing a gold chata and locket to the value of $110 from
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  • 66 5 [From Our Onn Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. May 19. 'THE body of a new-born babe was A found floating on the river near Anipang at 4Y 2 mile, Ulu Klang, on Tuesday afternoon, by a constable. No foul play is suspected. It is prebumed that the parents
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  • 65 5 Singapore. Fndav at Chander Road yesterday allegedly in possession of a dagger strapped round his left calf with rubber bands, Leo Rodrigues, a Eurasian youth, was produced before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker to-day when a charge of going armed in public was explained. Bail of
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  • 259 5 OIR George Trimmer left Singapore for England yesterday by the Carthage on his retirement from the position of chairman, general manager and chief engineer of the Singapore and Penang Harbour Boards. Sir George, who is 57 years of age, has been head of the Boards since
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  • 56 5 While walking with her mother, who was carrying a baby in her arms, a seven-year-old Chinese girl was killed following a traffic accident at the 8 3 4 miles. Bukit Timah Road, yesterday I f tern con. woman and her baby were also Injured and were taken by
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  • 180 5 London, May 19. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL said that clearly Russia was not going to enter into an agreement unless she was treated as an equal, and unless there was evidence that the methods employed by the allies were likely to lead to success.
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  • 176 5 iJR. Eden declared that it was his 111 conviction that it would be a gain for peace if an understanding could be reached between Britain. France and Russia, and the sooner, more complete and more far-reach-ing that arrangement, the better. He believed that this would be advantageous to
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  • 70 5 Mr. Attlee said he thought that Mr. Lloyd George had drawn an extremely gloomy but nevertheless true picture of the world situation. He complained that there had been no constructive effort for peace, and only nervous waiting for th? next act of aggression. We must recognise the aggressive
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  • 125 5 DEPLYING on the debate, Mr. Butu Icr that he had heard it suggested that if there was aggression in the Mediterranean, Turkey would not move a ship or man unless there was agreement with Russia. That was a misreading of the declaration to which Turkey had put her
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 358 5 NOTICE. fli d tor the informaustoraera and busifrom this date our !>FRS will be 3884 and activities of our busirj considerably and bsist our many custoassftclates and to nee a further line HIN COMPANY. Road, Singapore. IN ONE BLOCK./ bong District, comprisu Led. Present per month. Total I.OWICK CO., iong
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    • 159 5 The Sure Way to Protection When there is disease about, always use Calvert's Medical Soap. Its strength Another polity product that dangerous germs is Calvert's fragrant Toil* are destroyed. Don't take chances Soap. For your skin's —keep a tablet of Calvert'i handy. sake, always tvash with it, zo% CARBOLIC Medical
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    • 148 5 I GLEAMING *r\ TEETH may s often hide DECAY Only Tek Short-Head tooth- Tek is the only genuine brush con reach those nooks toothbrush, built and patentand crannies, at the back of ed this way, though counta row of gleaming teeth. less attempts hare been Here in the arch behind,
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    • 134 5 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILEWithout Calomel —And You'll Jump Oat •f Bed Fall of Via and Vigour. Your liver .should pour out two pinta of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not do win if freely, j our food doesn't digest. It just decays in the
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  • 96 6 MINING. Tin at Funchanged. Buying S Atm shares was again wS? 1 ln *< from London to-day km,* W n *i2 don This. Southern Malaya mine:it. Locally. h < little doing and apart rbm quiry for Hong Pah tl idle. Raubs were Ui ,-h S ers at
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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    • 385 6 1 CONTROL YOUR mm HEALTH Statf taiituf o&a*a bif Obtainable at ail I Large $7 00. Small $2 5o When ordinal piease specify CKASA ;or men or For literature and nude... test a write to the Sole Distributors lor Malay* GRAFTON LABORATORIES. LTD Sins ipor<» and KnU Lumpur. Sole Agents
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 1179 6 ■iinimfiim i mn.iiini ir I j To-day's Radio SINGAPORE PARIS LONDON 9.20 Big Ben. New York World's ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mc|s) 5 Fair: talk b y John Gloag (from /HP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcls) TPA-2 15.24 Mcs (19.7 m.) TRAIN SMIhMUIN o America). pm p.m. GSB 9.51 Mc s
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  • 330 7 A 20th Century 'Fox Picture featuring Richard Greene Nancy Kelly Preston Foster George Bancroft Slim Summerville John Carradme Joan Valeric Henry Armetta J. Farrell Mac Donald Warren Hymer'Douglas Fowley *Maxie Rosenbloom »~pHt: chaplain wa» a little Jate, but Perry and Nancy A were Idissfully unaware of it. Suddenly,
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  • 98 7 Singapore, Friday. N alleged stabbing incident in a coffeeshop at Sam Leong Road, off Jalan Besar, last night had a sequel this morning in the Third Police Court when Yong Ah Kheng was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to Yong Kek Veong. When the charge had been
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  • 362 7 Singapore, Ft Mia l on a visit to the grave of her husband, who died four days prior to the date of the incident, an Arab woman, Sharifa binti Ma ha mi. aged 45 years, was knocked down by a lo*ry on Apr. 14 at Upper
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  • 148 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May 17. jHE Ministry of Public Instruction has c lought it well to issue rules fcrj be enforced in schools in Siam. 80-- pupils must have their hair closely cropped. Permanent waving of the hair is forbidden to girl pupils,
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  • 102 7 Singapore, Friday TWO more men arrested in connection with the gang fight among sampanmen on the Esplande «on Wednesda were produced to-day before Mr. Kenneth A Blocker of th 1 Third Police Court. The men. See Kan Eng, 21. and Tay Mali Choi. 27. were charged with rioting
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  • 151 7 Singapore, Friday. r'O successful applications for discharge from bankruptcy were made in the High Court this morning before Mr. Justice Manning when Tan Yew Leng, a clerk of the P. and O. Bank (now merged with the Chartered Bank), and K. R. N: Xambiar, an ex-engine driver
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  • 99 7 A long convalescence ls tedious and tiring to both doctor and patient After many operations and illnesses, digestion is affected and impaired, yet. it is necessary to eat well to regain your strength quickly. The trouble is that the very thought of lood is often repulsive.
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  • 56 7 (From Our Own Correspondent' Ba.ncV k. May 17. AT to-da>'s meeting of the Bangkok Rotary Club it was announced that the new President would be Mr. F R. Dclbrare. Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Prince L'.ikui Varna kaia Vaiavarn. would be Vice Fresidcnt Mr. Wal-cr Zimmerman,
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 410 8 ROBERT TAYLOR and WALLACE BEERY TOGETHER in a ROUSING M. C. M. Adventure Story j TO \Y U5—6.15—9.15 v f ROBERT TAYLOR ;0| WALLACE BEERY in I BtH Triumph—Parked with Thrills SIWII UP and H.II I" with Floreme Rke and Chariee Kick ford Urn—M '..M.\ ama/inii nmcMy "A UIIOSCOPIKS" In
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    • 327 8 DAK/II lO.IVI. T*rN HAY A GRAND STORY BY BEN KAVILION: TO-DAY tray c rs swell 5 f T.l- r: ie r\ 1 c LAUGHS AND GRIPPING J I:> y-«-> DRAMA! ALSO Gaumont News Showinj Start of ROYAL TOUR f THEATRE ROYAL I 3 To^y"-" 5 FIFTH GREAT DAY-STILL DRAWING CROWDED
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    • 298 8 |C A P I T O L MIDNIGHT PREMIERE OF HKAXXA 111 It II TVS Latest And R i Troduction— a best ALL LONDCN FLOCKING TO IT M A NE^UNIVER^ General Screening Next Week End~ 1 ROXY BAR Open 5 p.m. Till A\^hU THE MOST GLORIOUS SAGA OF HUMAN~ PASSIONS
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  • 104 9 Singapore, Friday. t U sj >.| bankrupt, who describ- i imself "as poor as a church h s public examination ~M in the High Court be.'usti«e Manning, created prise when he stoutly denied ble for a debt of $1,271. t-, bankrupt's only debt, said I Chua,
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  • 188 9 IHE report <>i Unifies Hotel Ltd. the year ended Feb. i unfit loi the yeai i siHO.U'Jd from which has eDreciation $79,061 and ,72. leaving a net profit of r this last mentioned sum 1 add d the balance of $11,187 I from last: account total af
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  • 33 9 Appointed Acting S. H .B. Chairman T Governor has appointed M r i Uus»tll to act as Local Ql airn,:n of the Singapore Harbour Board with effect from May 19.
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  • 16 9 >ping suspended 15,i93 7,700 29,119 18.630 25.000 45 934 2,711 91.300 30,000 *****
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  • 106 9 BILL TO COME BEFORE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BILL to amend the Arms and Explosives Ordinance is about to be introduced in the Legislative Council. The object of this Bill is to make control more complete and to extend in some respects the scope of the Ordinance. Although
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  • 303 9 'piE Children's Concert Comittee is arranging to give two Empire Day Concerts, one on the Day itself the 24th, and the other on the 26. These children's concerts have become so popular, and the demand from the schools for tickets is so great, t!iat it has
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  • 243 9 COR 95 years friends in Singapo c have helped the C.E.Z.M.S. to maintain its work of giving a Christian education to Chinese and otheAsiatic girls. The day school department numbers jver 340 pupils; this school has r*e*ntljr l.o.cme a grant-in-aid school. Tae boarding school department yjycs
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  • 86 9 t v t th ann,,a l general meeting pi un rndia- Ceylon Association, Muar, Hold on Monday, at the Association premises, the following office bearers were '•leetcd: President, Mr. A. N. Mitra; vice-presi-dent. Dr K. Damodaram; hon. secretary, Mr. s. Hon. asst. so cretary; Mr. K. v. Nair;
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  • 123 9 Singapore. Saturday. Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge and first magistrate, arrived In Singapore yesterday from home leave Mr. Forrer will leave soon for Penang where he is to relieve Mr. J. L. McFall. the Penang Criminal District Judge and first magistrate. Mr. L. B.
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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    • 106 9 Phone 4293 118 Cheong leads the new parade with amus--1 ing heel shapes.. .and calf I with a new vibrant rust shade 1 that aOds sparkling contrast to the blues, greens and browns. See his collection at:— 354 356, North Bridge Road, Singapore. 1 ra. AY [MARLBOROUGH I MBS RATAN
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    • 95 9 GOLD BIRD CEYLON TEA THE BRAND OF THE MOMI&T Second to None. Better than Most SinGBPORE TRADERS Dfc. G. F. HEFfNING'S EKZEMYL Excellent tor 'he treatment ef Eczema (Dry or Weeping) Psoriasis, Dhobt's Itch, Prickly heat, Pin pies, Boils, Abscesses, Singapore Foot and all other skin diseases. Antiseptic, allays irritation
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    • 150 9 YOU CAN BE ASSURED OF A GOOD EVENING'S; ENTERTAINMENT IF YOU PAY A VISIT TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING HOUSES OPERATED BY SHAW BROTHERS LIMITED. OPENING TO-MORROW I SHOWS 11 a.m. 115, 8.15 9-15 P.M. 20t h-Cent r y Fox present JANE I WITHERS j in Uk Happy lit 0<
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    • 117 9 POSITIVELY LAST DAY 17 "r 7 M l 5 ALH AMBRA 20th CENTURY—FOX PRESENT I THE KITZ MtOTHERSI (Funnier than ever) in Damon Runyon's Grand Comedy Hit J "STOAI^ with RICHARD ARLEN I PHYLLIS BROOKS and ETHEL MERMAN 11 ALSO LATEST "PATHE G VZETTE" jl with pictures of the Departure
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  • 682 10 THE Radio speech by Mr. H. B. Sym, A.S.P. in charge of the Traffic Branch, will remove from the minds of motorists many of the doubts they have been feeling since the nature of the new traffic regulations became known. Mr. Sym was emphatic throughout on the
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  • 1119 10 WEEK-END REVIEW CONSCRIPTION or PIGEONS AND CATS THE landing of Japanese bluejackets on the Inland of Kulangsu, an international settlement just opposite the city of Amoy, has evoked a strong protest from the treaty Powers. Whether such a protest, unaccompanied by Kulangsu Landing stronger action,
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  • 542 10 jyjOBILISATIOX of Western forces in Shanghai may be giving soms people the jitters, particularly in view of Ihe Japanese naval spokesman's threat that the International Settlement will be occupied by Japanese troops "if another incident occurs." It will be easy enough for the Japanese to manufacture the
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 198 10 I "PRESTO -LORNMO" BALL BEARING '.AWN MOWERS I i New Stocks in 1 1 inch Jf^" L'OLE AGENTS: ROBINSON CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. I) NEW INEXPENSIVE 7 HALF HOSE HERE ARE SOCKS THAT jl STAY UP! GART-TOPS I I Wml Self-supporting Regular }/i X V s fl the new
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    • 38 10 Headaches may be caused by EYE-STRAIN' due to Defective Eyesight, Unsuitable TJItMTH or Eye Muscular Imbalance. Have your eyes scientifically examined and properly corrected by Everbright Optical Co. 19. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. C. S. CHONG, Dr. of Optometry.
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  • 749 11 ROYAL SPEECH IN CANADIAN PARLIAMENT Reuter. MAGNIFICENT colour and dignity were features of the reception of the King and Queen in Canada's capital city, Ottawa. The King addressed both Houses of the Canadian Parliament in the Senate building, referring to common devotion to peace
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  • 55 11 Reuter Tokyo, May 19. n Craigie called at the I Office and cominnrucated Government's rejection tese demands in conneei the administration of the national Settlement in Shangcording to Domei. It ted in London that Sir Rowhen presenting the Br. informed the Japanese m complete accord with
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  • 86 11 Reuter. London, May 20. i LTHOUGH strongly condemning A the introducing of conscription, 1 a special conference of unions affiliated to the Trade Union Congress decided by a majority of 0 to 450.000 to participate in civil defence work. rence, which was attended ites from
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  • 632 11 LONDON. MAY 19. |j: LLOYD GEORGE INITIATED THE 'REIGN AFFAIRS DEBATE IN T HL COMMONS TO-DAY WHEN HE rHAT HE WANTED TO < EXACTLY WHERE THEY iched the point where decin in the course of what xt few hours— certainly days—by Britain. France
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  • 297 11 Pact Next Week? Reuter. Paris, May 19. yyKLL informed circles in France remain optimistic over the Anglo-Soviet conversations. It is understood that new British proposals were handed to M. Maisky, the Soviet Ambassador, to London, last night and though they did not entirely satisfy
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  • 44 11 Hongkong, ."May 20. IN view of the unsettled Mate of affairs in Kulanesu, a high official of the Settlement announces that the British. American and French authorities have jointly undertaken the duty of preserving order in the meantime.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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  • 295 11 Chinese Claim Big Victory Reuter. Chungking, May 20. PHINESE forces are counter-attacking in North Hupeh and claim claim to have inflicted heavy losses, estimated by a high Chinese officer as "at least 18,000," on the Japanese in a battle al iangho. rear the Hupeh-Honan border. The
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  • 37 11 Reuter. Bucbar. M;, v :>n. TORSE children and four adults are mi sini: as the result of a fire trtifdi dest royed the Town Hall and 260 other buildings of Yorniceni. north-east Rumania.—Reuter.
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  • 69 11 Reuter. Capetown, May 20. THE body oi police recently sent by the Union Government to South-West Africa will remain there as long as may b necessary, General Smuts announced to the House of Assembly, adding that the threatened danger and trouble given as
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  • 101 11 Reuter. London, May 20. WHILE Mussolini again visited the Italian fortifications along the French frontier in the course of hitour of Piedmont, Hitler last nigh 1 issued from Efringen a eommuniqu: at the conclusion of his sixty-day inspection of the German western fortifications, stating that
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  • 282 11 Reuter ~mr Buigos, May 20. PENERAL Franco conferred the Grand Collar of the Imperial Order of the Red Arrow upon the Portuguese President, Senor Carmona. and the Grand Croat of the same order upon Bochini ard Himmler, chiefs cf the Italian and German
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  • 218 12 ZERO-HOUR COMB-OUT Reuter. nr,™ Shanghai, May 19. {Jih hirst Seaforth Highlanders and the Second East Surreys are among the forces secretly mobilised during the night to guard the exits into the International Settlement from the French Concession, where at the pre-arranged zero hour
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  • 72 12 Reuter. London, May 19 diplomatic correspondents understand that when M. Maisky goes ro the Foreign Office to-day-he may conv?y a message from his Government that the suggestions made to I. on Wednesday fall short o, the pact which the Soviet considers ncco./ary. It is sugge st ed tha,
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  • 17 12 I r> n r r, London, May 12. Tlcfefll «ho is on leaw Captain
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  • 111 12 Reuter. London, May 10. rjONTRARY to semi-official statements after the return of Prince Pau] from Rome, the attachment of Yugoslavia to the Herlin-Rome Axi* has been agreed on principle in conttioj 1 ween the Prince and Com I iano, according to The News Chronicle's Belgrade
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  • 54 12 2 recent rcmmffttfc"-meeting of the <<"« i s Planter! a letter was read from the State Secre aty staung that the Government had no objection to the Association nominating a representative on the Johore Bahrii Licensing Board. The name of Mr B w Gray had been submitted
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  • 266 12 THE report of the committee of ihe 1 Singapore Posts and Telegraphs Cooperattve Thrift and Loan Society Llrw Gd Vi POCe for the y ear tnde:i i-tc. 31 to be presented at the Eleventh Annual General Meeting to be held at the General Post Office. Singapore
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  • 121 12 Reuter. Sofia, May 19. THOUSANDS of Bulgarians, inflamed by the reported shooting of a score of Bulgarians by Rumanian gendarmes in Southern Dobruja, participated in a two-hour antiRumanian demonstration at Sofia last night. Mounted and mechanised police failed the demonstrators but prevented them from reaching the Ru011
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  • 146 12 Reuter. London, M:;v if. npHE Military Training Bill was read a third time in the House of Commons by 337 votes against 130 and sent to the Lords, who will pass it through all stages next week. Labourites cheered Mr. Hore Belisha when the
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  • 60 12 Singapore, Friday. THE Hill Street air raid siren will be tested on Monday morning, at 9 o'clock. There will be two blasts: oi\2 intermittent and the other continuous. Testing of this electric siren will give the public, particularly the peonle of the congested area in town, a general
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  • 103 12 Reuter. London, May 19. Parliamentary Labour Party has put down an amendment to the motion for the second reading of the ice Bill en May 25, declining to assent to the second reading on the ground that the bill "continues a series of unbalanced budgets,
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  • 115 12 Singapore, Friday. MRS. Annie Troller claimed main- tenance from her husband, Mr. Theodore Troller. in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham today. The summons read as follows:—"That you at Singapore did negket to maintain your 'awful wif2, Annie Troller, an offence under section 37H)
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  • 43 12 The Governor has appointed Mr. J. C. H. Oldham to act as District Judge and First Magistrate, Singapore, with effect from May 22. Mr. E. E. Colman has been appointed to officiate as temporary Second Magistrate, Singapore, with effect from May 22.
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  • 264 12 BANQUET INTERRUPTED Reuter. Montreal, May 19. fHEIR Majesties left in the silver and blue royal train at 11 p.m. last nighl en route to Ottawa. Shouts of "We want the King, we Queen,* 1 rose so insistently outside Windsor Hotel, where jtles were banqueting
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  • 129 12 Reuter. M WITOS. ITI leader v! Prime MinisW. *k appearance since J X .seven-year j,v J Ascension Day pal of the Peasj District. The audience i issued by M w I —V Ship of "the stateg that homedi t.. ing Poland imp r^:•about 70 per
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  • 62 12 Reuter. T Danzig. May 19 HE Warsaw Gdynia express crabs outside the Danzig station ear> yesterday morning. Several carriages were overturned and the engirt wrecked. The cause of the accident is a sp tery. as the train cU i stopatOaak and the line is perfectly cie^r. The
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  • 254 12 One Wounded British Constable Dies Jewf i„ ju ed S OW eS,,ma,ed tha < O British police and a 100 nr n y veuts were Si£ th part cf thp British KftLn *S fSLvSSr* nours Withstood t«.n SfSJS bnckbat insult*, until ivvo of their comrades were
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  • 21 12 Figures of one tender received for the construction of concrete work U lS lrport were «nintelhoib.e; states the Government Gazette.
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  • 54 12 Reuter. W on, May 19-Th e Senate 1. »Bsed the $773,000,000 Naval Appropriation Bill already passed by the House of Representatives, including funds to .start construction of two 45,000 ton battleships, 21 other warships and 500 pianos. The bill now returns to the House fcr action on
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  • 46 12 Reuter. London, May It T*HE Reserve and Auxiliary Fort* A Rill aril] be read for the third tiaj in the House of Commons, and sf be sent to the House of Loras will pass it through aH the next week. —Renter.
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  • 103 12 The attention of readers U dra *J ho{ the advertisement oi the Baa Co's price reduction sale, i- >•• c menced yesterday. There va.l drastic cut in prices to suit all P^ K so that everybody will b en a" pcrtunitv of purchasing Bata si* The
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  • 50 12 '■'HE Singapore Club sentenced to three jr.. imprisonment on Wednesda: minal breach of trust In resp drinks and cash to a tol The 'lan Leek Hong, the head ba case in no wav Implicated ha Chin, the Club'< hrad boy. been employed there for t,l! {1 years.
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    • 58 12 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. STREET THONE 5808. SINGAPORE. £n^i M^? J MOTOR, PER BONAL ACCIDENT WORK MEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. :o: AGENTS: SfifJEMBAN POI BROS., M II.ACCA HONG CHYE CO.. UWroi WENG nENG LOONG gMW NG RON CHEE, ?J;H NG LEE ENG ira. LEE AH WENG. PENANG GENERAL PRODUCE AGENCY, LTD
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    • 37 12 tL BRITISH Af\ EXPANDED MB W MEETS BRITISH STANDARD ll MM SPECIFICATION REQUIREW W MENTS FOR EXPANDED COMPLETE RANGE OF MESH-CAUCES STOCKED McALISTER CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Singapore Kuala Lumpur ipoh Penang. WPS 64 I
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  • 2276 13 premiers Speech t Parliament fN sGTHY SPEECH DURING THE DEBATE IN THE COM- ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS, MR. CHAMBERLAIN, ;i PREMIER REFERRED TO THE MISUNDERSTANDING THE PRESENT ANGLO-SOVIET NEGOTIATIONS AS THE CASES WHERE I CANNOT HELP FEELING HUT THI RE IS A SORT OF
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  • 83 13 London, May 19. THE thing you stole and sold was a plan, the possession of which mig \o. in the event of war between this oojutry and Germany, have enabled them tc bomb and destroy the factory and lives of your fellow workers." dec'.ar
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  • 88 13 Reuter. London, May 19. ON the Stock Exchange end of account considerations restricted trading but the market maintained a firm front with price changes only small. Home Rails attracted attention, while among oils Attocks improved after declaration of a 7V2 per cent, dividend on the old ordinary
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    • 7 13 order If. U/.y 01*««»»«. ion do* i
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    • 141 13 C. S/'BITTTER AUSTRAL,A S mm smmm •PHONE: STOKE 5376 (5 lines), K. U/MPUR 3331 (3 lines), IPOH 110 111 (2 lines), PENANG 1500 15)1, BUTTERWORTH 33, Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Lid. W P S. 2808 CARROL GIBBONS Pianist And Leader Of The Band ON COLUMBIA RECORDS FB 2176
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  • 397 14 S.C.F.A. II I. Excise S.C 2. j*|N interesting: game of soccer was played at the Harbour Board club ground at Cantonment Road yesterday when the second string of the Singapore Chinese Foofbail Association met and defeated the Excise Sports Club team by three goals
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  • 61 14 Uowin? members of the Hindu ion are kindly requested to oe Lt Frasejr and Reave ground to play friendly game of soccer against the Rangers on Sunday at's p.m. Nadarajah, Vcerappen, Krishna. Suncir in. R. Sungran. M. P. Gopal, A. Sann, G. Ranatunga. A. H. David. Paul Di
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  • 454 14 Winners Now In Second Place In Senior Division L0ya15....3, S.R.C 1. WETTER team combination coupled with good construed ive ])lay saw the 1J Eoyals defeat tho S.R.C. by three goals to one at the Stadium yester- day in a Division 1
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  • 94 14 Soccer: Gordons vs. BCF A, IfMv. 1> Stadium SRC vs. I A S R C R.N. i Malaya i vs. Malaya Signals N. EfctSe. Coil's XI vs C V M A C .U. Lad's To ter XI vs. G.E C Fairer Park. Cr'rket: S.C.C. $9. The Dog'— sec
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  • 68 14 The following have been selected tq represent Capte and Wireless Club in a match against a team from c.s. "Recorder" on the Clerical Union ground at 5 p m. on Tuesday. May 23. Tan Kang Swee, H.A. Lazaroo <Capt». Lim Joo Guan P.B. Armstrong. C. H Coshan. Joo Kirn.
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  • 24 14 The Yayu Athletic Association, Singapore, collected over $10,000 (China Currency) for the China Relief Fund on their basketball tour of Malaya recently.
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  • 511 14 HOLLOWING are the latest p-sitiors in local Ica-uc soccer tables. Division 1 Teams Goals P. W. D L.F. A.Pts. RE 8 7 1 0 23 6 15 Lovnls 10 6 2 2 15 8 14 Malays 8 6 o 2 32 10 12 Gordons 9 4 3
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  • 75 14 'Ihe cricket fixture between the A.C.S Old Boys' Association and the Presen. Boys at th* Oldham Hall ground at Parker Road, 2 p.m. to day. The folic wing have been selected to lepresent the Old Boys' AssociationGan Kee lian; Ghg Kirn Hoe- Gn<> &«£<! Keng; Ong Swee Law
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  • 71 14 The Siong 800 Athletic Assjciation is playing a friendly game of soccer aFairer Park on Sunday against the Chinese Sports Association. Siong Boot team will be ch'sen from: Ah Pooh. Fng Kirn. Yuen Kow. Boh Huat. Ho*Khoon. Swee Thye. Ah Chee. Ah Bah, Ah Goo. Kirn Tong, James
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  • 151 14 35t1l I or tress Co t, S.C.C I, a friendly game of soccer played yesterday on the S.C.C. padang, the 35th Fortress Co. defeated the S.C.C. by two goals to one. During the opening stages of the Rame, tho Fortress forced ulay into
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  • 50 14 The following will represent Jtiver Val ley Rovers against V MCA. on they ground at Anson Road on tuesday May 2?, at 5 10 pm. Kay Eng, Teng Song. Julian Law. Ah Lye. Kirn Swee, Paul be*, Chin Ann, Chwee Fng. Kean Tet, Kee Chuan and Seng Hock.
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  • 149 14 RESULTS of tl virtual athlef 1 ">'<.- Ciillman on I lows:— 10« Y:n I (11 qgrattleworth Topping. time 220 Yard 11) Shuttlewi i Mc'Mulles. Time i u c 11» Shutth rUi Drwe. Time: aG BRO fard <l> Shuttlewurt*: Time: 2mm 26 120 Yds Hard ai Lt.
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  • 49 14 The following membei aceejtf to play for S.C.C. institntai at 2 p.m.. at Baffles I P. Bartram- (Capt A D bantj W. Jackson. P vVhitw rth C. WQdi cock. G. Alexander. Lt j s Svelte! L. A. Hygate, D E V j j Potter, G. K. Stem.
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    • 11 14 Tl G ER t MAOfjROM IHE fIUES? j malt > hops yeast
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    • 83 14 EXTENDED LEAVE! when you fly ■OWL DUTCH AIR UNIS r=* the smooth silent air line Don*! sp«nd prectous leave time travel ling. Get on X L M. plane and have luxurious, interesting flight in one of the •amous Douglas 0 C.3. aw liners. Steward service on board Incidental expenses ara
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    • 93 14 EVERYTHING 1 DON'T TALK j GOES WRONG! THAT AMN JOHN ASKED IT'S I ME TO BREAK JOUR ENGAGE-/ DON'T YOU SEE MENT r Hj V0 ONLY INMOST CAD' 55 r AT? BY IMPROPERLY CLEANED TEETH j I SUGGEST COLGATE S DENTAL j CREAM BECAUSE IT CLEANS TEETH THOROUGHLY BEAUTIFIES THEM
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  • 255 15 BOXING IN BATAVIA curtain raisers" Marmot Kid Herman, o* a round scrap. £H rnrl :heir Lrlgn* d ~hr crowd. Kid Her- hn i "as "M*e moie taei of the t\r\ and po:r. rthe wa}. kas openci -.-sicai culture school 4• in "hu town.
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  • 195 15 Reuter. I London May pi. I close of play scores in I! ket t ->terday 5 re ester beat Kent by S3 runs. I r l-rd 'Lewis 6 for 4c• and IK 5 for 57•. Martin 6 for 23 and 14^ tin 3 for 84) -nr. b
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  • 247 15 jUowing are the teams and startin z times ior the social golf-match between the Garrison Golf Club and The Islsni Club, to be played at Tanglin tomorrow < Island names first»: 9 00 C A R. Bateman 12) and Lim Si?w Jin ill) vs. Twajor ML R
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  • 55 15 Y.M.C.A. Table Tennis c er selected to tlay Tacle-Termis for the V.M.C.A. Junior Department against 3rd Coy 8.8 t€ day at 7JO pjn at the YMC A.: Wong Patt Urn -Captain Fung Guan og Seek WaX Chua Yam Sens. Kwan Chee Yew, Leong Poh Kan. Koh Chit Heng Reserves* Fung
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  • 135 15 Davis Cup Reuter PARIS. MAY 19. PRANCE ELIMINATED CHINA FROM I THE DAVIS CUP WHEN IN TH£ DOUBLES. PETRA AND PELLTZZA BEAT KHO SIN KIE AND CHOY 6—2, 6—o. 6—3. TO-DAY. Yr lertffcj rrance won stai" whfn She Sir. Kie lost to Destremau 5_7. 6—3. I—6. 7—5.
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  • 165 15 An Interesting ho.r. was held at SVC H Q. Beach Road on Thursday evening Competition wao very 'seen and a high standard cf shoot'ne was nrovid?d Twenty nine cards were taken out Results are as follows: Highen possible score 120 Stages am and two I. Dr Haves
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  • 19 15 Owing lc the wet condition of rourts the ties were not played at Hon-: Lim Green yesterday
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  • 216 15 Yadi Kami's Win Doubles Title At Y.M.C.A. Singapore, Friday. themselves moro quickly on the slippery turf. \adi and Kamis annexed th~ men's doubles championship title of the V.M.C.A. invitation lawn tennis tournarr.cn r when they scored a rather easy victory over Tan Huck Toe and Chua Choon Leong to-day. Th?
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  • 100 15 following is the result of the first round of the Ladies Duffer's Cud Mrs R Irvine beat Mrs G M Naylor 3 2 Miss M Eider beat Mrs H A Fredrichs 2 up. Mrs I Harlachlan ac_t Mrs H C. Reilly l up lira j Mc-:r...
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    • 21 15 0O GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL (0.. (Optic.an Mfir. C. Y. FAN (Tel. 2164). -75. South Biidge Road. Singapore. W (J w j
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    • 210 15 f hi REALISTIC RECEPTION ■ii i j BATTERIES FOR YOUR RADIO Obtainable from all dealers or from TH. i ULUHWt VAAJ .'IKK AL STORAGE CO.. TH).. Incorporated in England >. Oidham Lane. SiNQAPORI n illl^ The water's always hot when 15 A you h;-.ve an Automatic Has Water Healer HOT
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  • 332 16 Singapore, Friday. SEVENTEEN- YEAR-OLD Teng Yuk Lan summoned her fifty-year-old husband, Liew Yeew Lian, before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court this morning on a charge that he since Feb. 2 of this year at Singapore had neglected to maintain her. his lawful
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  • 368 16 SUNDAY FOR ALL READ- J ERS. An excellent Sabbath for meditation, for taking stock of the past, arid for planning m ahead. Better for entertaining at home than visiting. The S young and romantic are fa- S voured by a strong Venus in- S fluence and
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  • 378 16 We welcome int*in letters on aily from readers" foj publishing them Wp i" ourselves uith the expressed. [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir,—Events have conspired to give the British oublic, and the public of various other important nations, an exaggerates;
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  • 300 16 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir,--'Stay Put!" says Mr. Vlielanrt. And "Stay Put!" says the Bureaucracy Lowards those who harbour "aspirations." Our bureaucracy has expressed high ideals of administiation in the abstract, but they have not found it easy to put them into practice. In
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  • 157 16 [To Editor of the Malaya Tri b u« Sir,—When the new traffic nmht, are introduced in Singapore expect to see some drastic I should like to draw attention to, particularly annoying type 0 f dehbe" ate obstruction now encountered bus stops, especially in the centre m the town.
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  • 231 16 Singapore, Friday ATTRIBUTING his second bankruptcy to family illness and to exorbitant rates of interest, Choir, Ning Sung, a clerk employed by the General Post Office, Singapore. 9M ordered to pay $20 a month ti'i judgment on his first bankruptcy was satisfied, and $30 a
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    • 57 16 NCAI WAH SUNDRY STORE "RED FISH" Brand Swimming Costume will make you swim better than Fish All Hzes and colours in stock. Prices moderate. i Office: 387-389, North Bridge Road, 1 Branch: Grgt World SlalJ No. Afil.jj EASTERN HOTEL Cameron Highland* '>al!* sdtsated 4.700 fed above sea level. A:' i.iotrn
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  • 933 17 WORK OF SINGAPORE COMMITTEE Singapore, Saturday nfcel, chairman, reports as follows in relation to the d out by the Jewish Refugee Committee. the Jewish Refugee and on the eve of my Singapore for a period I reel that donors of lution by this committee iterested to know
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  • 294 17 Typhoid In Ipoh (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, May 18. gravity of the situation with regard to the spread of typhoid in Ipoh has necessitated the arrival here of Dr. R. B. T. Greene, Senior Bacteriologist of the Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur, on
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    • 146 17 LOOK AHEAD. I A man's ability is bound to show itself when he is determined to succeed and takes the necessary steps to enhance his present value. j Those who have succeeded with the aid of the 1.C.3. know and appreciate the value of its Training. Why not increase your
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  • 221 18 Hongkong. ALTHOUGH tho recent rumour that households in the Colony arc vi gt d tc lay in one month s supply of foodstuffs has been deni< tl by a spokesman ef the Government, there are certain indicaUona thai 'preparedness' is being planned by the authorities. One
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  • 1797 18  -  Movement, Started By The Chiangs, Embraces The Best Principles Of Confucianism Christianity Significance of the New Life Movement (By David J. Martin Exclusive to the Tribune) AMERICA has its New Deal for the regeneration of the economic life of the
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    • 367 18 DAILY CHINA PAGE Edited By T. H. Tan EVEN MORPHIA did not stop her m STOMACH Have you ever known the dcs- How pain is driven away by pair and haunting dread that Mclean Brand Stomach Powder comes with unbearable suffering that nothing relieves? Then you r f£S/ very form
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  • 311 19 NEW PRESS ORDINANCE (United Press). Rajkot. May 11. ....,m<nt n I*3«-32. baa been ,-«ued under the signature of re Saheb of Rajkot. (c tores of the Ordinance ten p<r mission of the Magisary for publishing Patrikas. which will be given conThi.s ermir will be liable Lied when
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  • 476 19 (United Press). Calcutta. May IS. J HE Calcutta Municipal Amendment Bill was passed by the Bengal Assembly by 12K to 65 votes. The most remarkable feature of the voting was that the Bill was opposed by the entire strength of
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  • 821 19 RAMDURG OUTRAGE RECALLED (United Press). THE eed for Provincial Congreu Committees as well as the Working Commitl it is formed, to take strong measures to purge ingress rankl of violence in thought, word and deed is -.tressed by Mahatma Gandhi in the course of an article in
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  • 133 19 (United Press). Banna. May 9. pRIVATE advices received frcm the trans-frontier area which do not etio' 4 confirmation fn>m th*» official quarters reveal that the Faqir of Ipi remobilising his forces for a fresh cnslaught on the British area. He is reported to be busy
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  • 34 19 MR. G. Maganlal, President oT the Indian Chamber of Commerce, to leaving to-day for Japan on a holiday bv s. Rr»nnura. He will ret*~n after about thr*»e months.
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    • 211 19 Daily India Page Edited by G.S. Muthukrishnan, B.Sc It What a wonderful dn Maurier have the one tiling that j Jl Improves t li*- flavour of good Virginia MAURIER T E EXCLUS,VE FILTER Tlp made in London Sole agents: John Little Co. Ltd., SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG IPOH ISSUED BY
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  • 80 20 rrmrr Paul. Resent of Yugoslavia, and Princess Olga. together with their Majesties the Kin» and Oueen of Italy, acknowledge the greet.ngs of the Italian people as they appear on the balcony of the Koyal Palace Prince Paul walking with
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    • 9 20 Read the SUNDAY ihiiii\i; j Dominant j in Malaya
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