Malaya Tribune, 20 April 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- No. 95. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, April 20, 1940
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    Birthday Not So Happy
    103 1 HITLER is 51 to-day (April 20). The Leader of the Third Reich receives more present's than most men when he celebrates a birthday. All pood German house-wives must participate in a drive to collect old metal for the manufacture of armaments. Maxim is: "Give the State
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    NAZIS LOSE untitled PLANES IN NORTHERN BID
    110 1 Reuter. London. Apr. 20. i GKRMAN claim that "during the A lays the British could only ten German panes" riuthovitative circles in Lonis stated that officai Briccverilig the period Apr. I*3 recorded 28 German airtroyed and 19 badly damaged •be added the figures
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    Hunger Strike Called Off
    33 1 Reuter. Dublin. Apr. 20. H nger strike by prisoners in Monte has been called off.— m one of number died. This is the second death within four days —Renter.
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    RANKS CLOSE ROUND HIM
    72 1 Reuter. Berlin. Apr. 20. In a Hiiler birthday message after referring to the prlft of metal collection. Marshal Goering declared: The fighting will be hard but are draw closet ranks round the Fuehrer, who as the first soldier and first worker of the Reich is a
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    39 1 MR. Cordel Hull, whose name had often fiiini-ed in u.o speculation uvee possible Democratic Prmd-filial nominees, stated thai he was "no! a candidate fr»r anything." Sneaking wi h emphasis he told the icportf«=$ lha! he had o.o political aspiration
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    EIGHT NEUTRALS TAKE DRASTIC ACTION AGAINST TREACHERY
    507 1 State Of Siege All Over Netherlands Reuter. London, Apr. If I HER measures against internal treachery have been en in eight countries: Belgium, Holland, Sweden, i ugoslavia, Rumania, Turkey, Switzerland and Australia. The Dutch Prime Minister arnouncts thai Ike sUtt BaB extended to
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    Rumanian Trade Pact With Nazis
    95 1 Reuter. Bucharest, Apr. 20. KUM A N-RUMANIAN economic discussions terminated last night and an agreement is expected to be signed to-day. It is understood that it comes within the framework of the existing trade ireaty and contains the following points: Firstly, extension of the present
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    BIG PERSONAL TRIUMPH
    92 1 Reuter. Pa is, Apr. 20 THE French Chamber last night passed a unanimous vote of confidence n the Government. The voting was 504 to nil. Political circles emphasise the enormous accretion of strength behind ?ac Government, recalling that the Reynaud Government originally emerged frrm Ihe Chamber with
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    TWO THOUSAND GERMANS LANDING DAILY BY AIR
    919 1 First Clash With British On Norway's Soil Reuter. London, Apr. 20. A NORWEGIAN official who has just arrived in England from Norway told Reuter he estimated that about 2,000 German troops were landing at Oslo and Bergen daily by planes from Denmark. He
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    ITALY IMPRESSED BY BRITISH STATEMENT
    324 1 Reuter. Rait, April St. AUTHORITATIVE political circles express satisfaction with Mr. Chamberlain's statement yesterday of Britain's deslr< «o maintain peace in the Balkans but express grave suspicion rcardiii" (he London conference of British envoys in the Balkans. It is declared that Italy, by diplomatic acticn
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      15 1 Seat world i All AIM;T WATCH FOR OUR LOTTERY BRIDE IE BIGGEST ATTRACTION EVER HELD
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      152 1 To be fair and younger is the sum and substance of the dearest wish ©X every woman over thirty. Wom«n won't look younger by a year If you try to nlde their wrinkles with make-up but th*y certainly will be younger by ten if they begin this simple home beauty
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    MALAYA'S PALM OIL INDUSTRY HAS NEW IMPORTANCE IN WAR
    282 2 INCREASED USE AS HEALTH RESTORER (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) VET ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY 1 IS FLOURISHING IN MALAYA AS A RESULT OF THE WAR. Almost unheard of in value two years ago, red palm oil has since the outbreak of hostilities been
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ALLEGED
    98 2 Singapore, Friday. LAI ENG HEE. a 47-year-old Chinese, attempted suicide at 11.10 a.m. yestcrdav at 11«.». Joo Chiat Road, stated Court Inspected Charl?s W. Such belore Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Police Magistrate, this morning. dleged to have taken caustic soda Lai Firg lie 1 is now
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    25 2 An examination of candidates for untitled gineeis certificates will be held at the Perak Machinery Office. Ipoh. on Wednesday and Thursday, May 29 and 30.
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    Sailor Tells Of Nightmare Story In Hospital
    435 2 Singapore, Friday. J OOKING ill and sniveling at intervals, a 09-year-old New J Zealander— until recently a .ship's cook by profession—this morning falteringly related to the Criminal District Judge of a nightmare slay in a Japanese hospital after a trip from Hongkong. Tlx'
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    IMPATIENCE COST HIM ONE DOLLAR
    116 2 (From Out Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. IMPATIENCE caused Teoh Cheng 1 K»oi to jump from the S.S. EanjOAf before she was properly tied up at Penang recently. Yesterday his impatience cost him $1 or a day's rigorous impriixmment in th« Penang Third Polite Court. Teoh
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    LONDON CHAMBER EXAMINATIONS
    236 2 THE tullowmtf Indents of Pitmans College have passed the following examinations held in Autumn 1939) in the London Chamber or Commerce: CERTIFICATE STAGE BOOK-KEEPING Abdul Ghani b. Malilud. Akbal J**lgh (Distinction), H. S. Annus, Miaa R. Aurelv. Apg Oon Tit (Distinction). Bonn Kirn Chong (Distinction*. Chia Foen
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    INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 2 Singapore, Friday. Following are the office-bearers of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, for 1940:— Mr. X Jumabhoy U P. I, Chairman; Mr. W. Hussaram, Deputy Chairman; Mr. Abbasbhoy, Honorary Tieasurer; Mr. Bansilal B. Shah Honorary Secretary; Mr. Shiva'al, Mr. J. Chhotalal, Mr. Jiwraj Gopalji, Mr.
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    We Pay For Your News
    70 2 Something is happening in your town or village. It may be news of national interest. Tell us. We will pay for contributions used. Write or telephone to the News Editor of the Malaya Tribune at any of our offices in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and
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    Big Profit By Eastern Realty
    136 2 SHAREHOLDERS of the Eastern Realty Co.. Ltd, will receive a dividend of seven per cent, this year if the recommendations of the directors are approved at tlie annual general meeting of the company on Saturday, Apr. 27. The total profit made during the year under
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    RIOT CHARGE AGAINST CHINESE
    83 2 Singapore. Friday. A SEQUEL to the China Street rioting on Apr. 14 when two factions. 20 Strong, clashed was heard in the Third Police Court to-day when Mr. H. Watson fined Ang Choh. Chan Ken Kam and Chan Kum Swee, three of the four Chines? arrested.
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    Very Fortunate To Have Been In British Colony
    221 2 MR. JUSTICE TERRELL Singapore, Friday. (SENTENCED by the magistrate in the lower court to a total of eight months' rigorous imprisonment on three charges under the Defence Regulations, Kaan Chhuan, a young Chinese, unsuccessfully appealed against the conviction and sentence before the
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING
    73 2 AVER sixty Epworth leaguers led by v Mr .T. R. Doraisamy of the AngloChinese School will leave to-night for Ipoh to attend the all-Malayan Epworth League Institute which will be held trom to-morrow till Monday. About three hundred representatives from all the epworth leagues in Malaya are
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    Be Your Own Market Gardener
    153 2 FVERY householder in Malaya with his own plot of garden should become a vegetable grower. Malaya imported 61.561 tons of vegetables last year valued at $4,777,330, of which 14,986 tons, valued at $948,062, were fresh vegetables. These figures represent declared imports only. In addition there
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    Schoolboys Give Prize Money To Patriotic Fund
    559 2 Singapore, Frida gOYS of the Anglo-Chinese School will not receive any prizes at th< annual athletic sports. The money which should have gone buy them the prizes, will in future go to the Malaya Patriotic Fin This splendid gesture was revealed by the
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    CHINESE BANKERS TRUST
    126 2 A RECOMMENDATION that U balance be carried forward to the next year win be made by the directors of the Chinese Bankers Trust Co Ltd at their annual general meet:.-, held hi the offices of the Over nese Bank board room on Saturdaj Apr. 27. A profit
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    Counsel Withdraws From Suit
    123 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. WHEN the civil suit involving the estate of the late Lim Seng Chiew, deceased miner and businessman of Ipoh, was resumed in the Perak Supreme Court on Tuesday, Mr. J. L. Laycock, senior counsel for the defendants, successfully request ed
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    RUBBER EXPORTS
    28 2 Singapore, Fr The following figures show tl of dry rubber from Malaya. Bruin Labuan for March. 1940: Ton-' Mainland Straits Settlements Islands Brunei Labuan Total 36J*
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    Two Hours Of Watchful Waiting Were Rewarded
    231 2 Singapore, Friday T PWO hours of watchful waiting outside a liquor shop at Anson B and a couple of Revenue Officers were finally rewarded for the vigil when their quarry came along. They had received information that transactions in illicit samsu was carried
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      88 2 It is just natural for children to be full of life —brimful of health. But, it is not always easy to keep them quite so well and strong as you would wish—unless you give them SCOTT'S Emulsion. f SCOTTS Emulsion makes them well and keeps them well. It supplies just
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    REGISTERING FOR EMERGENCY WORK
    56 3 SINGAPORE European women signing up for emergency work at the Voluntary Service Bureau early last year. The Bureau was then housed in a ping cf Kafries Museum. Mi P. V B. McKerron, M.C.S., who was in charge of manp wet i c astration when it was
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    $30 FINE FOR TYPEWRITER THEFT
    69 3 Singapore. Friday. JEE FOOK, 35-year-old Can- pleaded guilty to a a typewriter and two ear parked off Collyer was sentenced to a fine fault three weeks' rigorby Mr. H. Watson Lee Yong Fook will have of three months' police hs had two previous con- victions
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    53 3 Mr v. V Medullas of the Tapah court has been transferred to Teluk Anson to take over the duties of Mr R Rasiah, the Tamil Interpreter and clerk of courts, who is retiring on April 28. The Chong Wah Old Boys Assoc-.iaiion of Seremban will hold a concert on Apr.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT REDUCED BY WARTIME WORK 2,500 POSTS CREATED IN MALAYA
    510 3 Men And Women Carry Out Important Duties (Tribune Staff Reporter) UNEMPLOY MENT IN SINGAPORE HAS BEEN CONSIDERABLY REDUCED AS THE RESULT OF THE WAR. THOUSANDS HAVE FOUND EMPLOYMENT IN MALAYA DIRECTLY ON ACCOUNT OF WAR BETWEEN THE ALLIES AND NAZI
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    PENANG, BEST CENTRE FOR EDUCATION
    151 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Apr. 17. THE new premises cf the local Sri Pamakrishna Centre were opened at 109, Chulia Street yesterday by Swami Bhaswarananda, of the Singapore Ramakrishna Mission. The Swami s xhorted the local Indians, particularly the businessmen and the Chettiars, to
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    HAPPY WORLD JAGAS ON RIOT CHARGE
    285 3 Singapore, Saturday. THE t U r n"l n aPPy M jagas who are on tri al before Mr. J. L. McFaH on charges of rioting at the Happy Worid Amusement Park on Feb. 2 appeared yesterday T\he Criminal District Court when the case was
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    Postal Official Charged With Assaulting 3 Cabaret Girls
    155 3 Mil. I. C. DALLOW ot the Posts and m Telegraphs Department, Kuala I.umpur. appeared yesterday at K.L. before Mr. H\ J. fhoroguod in the First Court to answer a summons charge instituted by three Cabaret girls, Pfggy Chung, Sally Chew and Betty
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    A NIGHT OF MYSTERY
    147 3 Singapore, Saturday. CPICY humour, illusions and magni- ficent conjuring in what was the biggest show staged in the Magic Circle Club itself, by the members, was putt over with such polish last night that it was hard to believe the performers were amateurs. All the items,
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    SOCIETY CASE
    62 3 Singapore. Friday. Charged with being members of an unlawful society. Lav Kong, 24, Khek. and Kang Sui Kirn, 19, Hokkien, claimed trial before Mr. H. Watson, in the Third Police Court, to-day. The society to which the men are al'cged to be members is the Singapore General Labour
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    SALESMAN CHARGED
    64 3 Singapore. Friday. Joseph Lee Kiah Soon, salesman of the East Asiatic Company, claimed trial before Mr. H. Watson, the Third Magistrate, on a criminal breach of trust charge in respect of 55 cases of Abalone worth $1.017.50. At the request of Mr. D. R. Cowie, Court Inspector, the
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    For Music Lovers
    48 3 COVERING all musical interests in Singapore, a new feature entitled "Musical Opinion" appears in the "Morning Tri- bune" every Friday. This feature will appear regularly It is edited by Singapore's leading musical critics and writers and contains informed articles and news of local musical activities.
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    PROHIBITED PICTURES
    92 3 THE exhibition in th e Colony of seven cinematograph films was prohibited during the first quarter of the current year. These pictures are: Warner Brother's "Roaring Twenties" which shows gansters and gun play; Columbia picture I Give My Life" and Warner-Brothers' A Child is Born" considered unsuitable for
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      143 3 All (he best breakfasts AUSTRALIAN BACON bacon and eggs, kidneys and bacon, haddock and bacon and bacon on toast. In fact, whatever the dish served, Australian bacon seems to play an important part, which is reason enough for purchasing only the finest quality. We have "Pineapple" brand from the Eastern
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    Accused, Witness, Officer And Magistrate Laughed
    236 4 —But The Man Was 1 Fined SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, t AUCHTEU IS INDEED INFECTIOUS, EVEN IN k THE COURT. THE THIRD COURT TO-DAY ROARED WITH LAUGHTER BECAUSE A WITNESS BURST OUT' LAUGHING IN THE WITNESS BOX. He laughed in reply to Mr. D. R. Cowie,
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    27 4 Mr C.H. Dakers, Protector of Chinese Perak. is expected to go on home leave sometime In August. He is to be succeeded by Mr. S. E. King.
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    DAUGHTER KIDNAPPED SAYS TAMIL
    202 4 rFrcm Our Own P« p*»rtcr) Kuala Lumpur, Friday, i TAMIL woman, Alavelu, and two A men Govindasamy and Krish- nan were charged to-day at the i Selangor Assizes with kidnapping a young Tamil girl, Govindamma, from tL lawful guardianship ol her parents at fcalumpang in December
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    Tong Min Friendly Union
    32 4 Singapore. Friday The Tons Mm Friendly Union of ihe rone Mm Public Free School will DC opened at th New World Amusement Dark v n May r>. 1840
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    HAD RADIO WITHOUT LICENSE, FINED
    252 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. -TOR being in possession ol a radio set without B current licence. 1 Mr. L.B M Ariffin w*s this morning fined $20 by Raja Ayoub in the Third Court. m Mr Tang Kwan Run. Detective j Inspector, stated
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    40 4 The British untitled of Perak untitled appointed the follow in to be Game paniers for and within the state rYf Perak' Inche .Allon but Kulop Mat. Inche Mahmud bin LatifT. Inche Yacob bin Mat Dams, Inche Mohamed Johor bi:i Andak.
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    LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU
    43 4 "L a ii y a and the v\ orl il laughs with you. wetp, anil you alci.-e." In a Singapore court yesterday peals of laughter were hear:! but a man was ii ned all the saint
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    ITALIAN LINES REORGANISE SERVICES
    177 4 I'HE Italian lanes haw- wholly reorganised their passenger services to North and sooth America to meet an increased demand for passages by those Lines. It is announced that in addition to the crack liners -Rex' and Conte di Savoia," two other targe and luxurious steamers, the
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    £1,000,000 GIFT VOTE ON MONDAY
    390 4 SUPPLEMENTARY orders ol the lav fcr the meeiins of th*- Legislative Counril on MonJay include a motion by the Hon. Mr I I) Bisscker for the payment to the Imperial v ernment of El,oM,tsi t a tll towards the cost of Imperial defence Other motions
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      120 4 Wi JM m l ompetilion held in London (1939) M^M Brewing Experts Irom some of the leading British Breweries acted as Judycs md the" were unanimous in their opinion that Uie standa.il ol all the beerentered fo. competition wa* extremely high, espee.allv considering the thousands oi Bftitos many of the...
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    BLONDE—AND ALLURING
    92 5 BLONDE —AND ALLURING i > MoS i every afterntMin if you r\ Ui the spacious grounds Vndrew's Cathedral you find attractive Mrs. M. Somogyi there iriving her pet monktn Kee Si, an airing. s blonde, feminine in sex dluring as you will se? is a playful pet just six ;yi,
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    CHARGED WITH untitled PROHIBITED PAPERS
    44 5 Singapore. Friday. Chinese, Phua Chung d yesterday at Hylam alleged to have had in prohibited publication— al before Mr. H Wati Magistrate, to-day. and Postponed to Ap?. 26. in of Mr. D. R. Cowie. tor, was offered in the
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    SWEEPERS COLLECT COPPERS FOR WAR
    1756 5 INDIA CONTRIBUTES TO END HITLERISM Singapore, Saturday. "SOON after hostilities had commenced in Europe, Mahatma Gandhi said, *Kor the present I have ceased to think about India's deliverance. That is bound to come. But it will be worth nothing if England or France fails.' These
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    INDIANS ABHOR OPPRESSION
    129 5 INDIA contributed over £120 million and sent a million and a half soldiers for the great war. She will contribute more for this war. Ml the Princes have made great gifts, the Nizam, reputed to be the richest man in the woild. has already given £100.000 for
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    Parents' Duty To Find Jobs For Youths
    191 5 (From Our Own Keporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. A PLEA that parents should discuss with sympathy the choice ol a career with their sons was made to-day at the Victoria Institution prize-giving by Major (i. M. Kidd. British Resident, Selangor. It was definitely not
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    USEFUL HOME DIARY
    126 5 VUE have jus! received a copy of the j Home Diary produced by Messrs. Credit Fonder d'Extreme Orient. Planned to servo as a home miide the lay-out of the pages will enable the housewife to record her daily expenses and at the end of each month make
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      262 5 THE danger of being bitten or stung by mosquitoes lfc?^Oofl»^^?^*»*^" *> and other insect pests lies in painful swellings BKl T* o^^- I •nd sores that so quickly develop. Guard against HII Xf/r-"--complications by treating the poisoned places at H l/^O^fJ^A once with antiseptic Zam-Buk. Ihe valuable herbal H iC'u^^l
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    TRIAL MATCHES HAVE NEVER HELPED "REST" SELECTORS
    1621 6 ASTE'S GREAT BATTING FEAT IN PENANG Weekly Malayan Cricket Notes washed out all last Sunday's cricket in Singapore with the result that Saturday's few games provided the only cricket last week-end. The clash between the S.R.C. and the C.S.C. was undoubtedly the most
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    MUAR PLAYERS
    46 6 Muar. Apr. 17. The Muar Players regret Lnat, owing to unforeseen circumstances they have been ohbfed to cancel the performance or "Hay Fever" at Segamat, in aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund. The performances at Jcl.ote Bahru ana Malacca will take place as ernmged.
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    WEEKLY HONOURS LIST
    294 6 BATTING 93 G Aste (P S. C vs. B M H S. Penang). 82 Gregoire (Ipoh Club vs. Maitland's XI) 78 A. L. Henry (Selangor vs. Malacca). 75 William (Victoria Inst. vs. Tech Sen X.L 75 Jumeaux (T.M.C.A. vs. Tech Sch. K.L.) 72 Barthelott (Segamat C.C. vs.
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    Player Ordered Off The Field
    209 6 WEARNES 2: NESTANGLO 1. HAVING repeatedly disregarded the warnings of the referee, A. Johari. nside right of Wearnes. was ordered <. fT the field for dirty play in a Business Houses' League soccer match on the Harbour Board ground, yesterday evening. Wearnes won by the
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    Y.M.C.A. Lawn Tennis Ties
    295 6 I THE following are the results i 1 further ties of the V Ml Spring lawn tennis Urarnanx f Men's open doubles: c V Koh tui Lim Hee Chin beat G M Edgar 6—l, 6—o. "A" Class singles: I A A Tan Peng Kirn 6—3. 6—o.
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    FULL PROGRAMME OF WEIGHTS
    703 7 y LOW is the programme for the concluding day's races of the '''nn'ahi r (C oVernw Cup) Meeting toRace one I'ONIES Class 1-Div. 2—7 Furs. 8.12 Mr! A van Toe L» :,T.HADE 8.12 Mr. a! van £S£ g uv DV Messrs. Scott and Logue iigue IUY
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    TURFITE'S COMMENTS ON TO-DAY'S CLASSIC RACE
    640 7  -  Governor's Cup Candidates' Form (By "TURFITE") THE scratchings of Bay Dragon and Pure Gold in the Governor's Cup race did not come as a complete surprise- Neither of them had a chance on their present form. Almost all the best stayers In the country
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    KEEN PLAY IN FIRST DIVISION MATCH
    571 7 Singapore, Friday. IN a keenly contested First Division League football match on the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon, the Loyal Regiment beat the Singapore Recreation Club by four goals to three. There was little to choose between the teams and the Eurasian lost b
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    Garrison Golf Club Match
    59 7 Tne Ladles' Monthly Medal competition of the Garrison Golf CIuTJ. played at Tanglln and resulted in a win for Mrs. Stewart with a net score of 34. The following were the best returns: Mrs. R. H. H. Stewart 40— 6:34. Mrs. J. J. ODwyer 49—14:35. Mrs.
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    Sport Diary
    68 7 TO-DAY RACES: S.T.C. Meeting, last day. SOCCER: B H.L., Overseas Chinese Bank vs. Uniteers, D?pot. CRICKET: S.C.C. vs. A.P C S.C.C S.C.C. vs. ACS., A.C.S.; S.R.C. vs. Indians, S.R.C; S.R.C. II vs. S.C.R.C. 11, S.C.R.C.; S A O. B. A. vs. Victoria School, V.S.; St. Andrew's vs. St.
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    Football Team
    62 7 The following have been selected to play .soccer for th e V.M.C.A. in a I league match against the R.A.F. (H.Q. 1 at 5.10 p.m. on Monday Apr 22 on Parrer Park ground: Wee Ak Chan, V. N. Pillay. M. Swyny. V. R. Sabapathy. G. L. Day. G.
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    Indian Congress Derision
    270 8 INDIA is once more on the eve of a civil disobedience movement by the Indian National Congress. When, following the outbreak of the present war, the Congress requested that Britain declare howshe would apply to India the principles of democracy and freedom for which she is fighting,
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    Japan's Anxiety Explained
    166 8 JAPANESE "anxiety" in regard to the future of the Dutch possessions is a typical piece of political and diplomatic opportunism—based, as usual, upon bluff. Interference in the N.E.I, is probably remote from the Japanese mind. What is anxiously sought is diplomatic support in China, where her position
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    Can Germany Oil Her War Machine?
    1273 8  -  By MAX W. BALL Former president, American Association of Petroleum Geologists; former chairman of the Oil Board of the U S. Geological Survey (GERMANY faces a huge shortage of the oil required to run her war machine. Aside from limited storage, she has less
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    EVENTS MARCHING IN ITALY
    218 8 Reuter. London, Apr. 19. REVIEWING the general situation the Daily Telegraph writes: While the eyes of every man are naturally fixed on the Norwegian battleground, events whose significance may or may not be considerable are marching elsewhere. The inimical tone recently adopted by the Italian Press
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    140 8 time Nazi military perts visited Italy in force just before the war began, they left unpleasant impressions even hatred, behind their nary Italians found their ail racial superiority and ci manners unbearable. Now they are back again, the Italians have even less cause to like them. They have
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    He Was Cross
    106 8 DONALD Cross said exactly it was necessary to say, what would best be understood in Fascist high circles. In heaven's name, why issue an authoritative Press statement in London intimating that Ronald Cross was speaking for himself? Is it a case of the more virile Ministers speaking
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    U.S. Will Fight
    147 8 M I||ERCURY" of News Digesl (London), believes that ca will take part in the European struggle next spring. In spite ol all that American statesmen say— with an eye on the election at the end of this year—about keeping the country out of war at all costs,
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    Work For All
    109 8 BUT there cannot be any re»* D ance, on the Allied side, hopes of America coming in. The Allied Governments and manders are wisely procee the assumption that Amen keep out for the duration and relying only on the right t<> I arms in the United States.
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    GERMANS FAIL TO FORM GOVERNMENT IN NORWAY
    254 9 KING HAAKON'S CALL TO NORWEGIANS Reuter. Kiw c XT London, Apr. 19. ING Haakon of Norway and his Cabinet issued a stirring appeal early to-day from their secret headquarters saying: Quisling's so-called government had to resign and efforts to establish a government opposed
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    WANG CHING WEI
    27 9 Reuter. Hankow, Apr. 19. Wang Ching Wei yesterday morning left for Nanking. He arrived here two day? ago after visiting Peiping. Kalgan. and Canton.—Reuter.
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    NORMAL EVENT, SAYS ROME RADIO
    40 9 London, April 19. Rome radio referring to man Military Mission at pi nl in Italy says. i normal event proin fhe agreement of stipulates that the !ori«*> of the two coun- ive *p in contact."—
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    17 9 London, April 19. l< claims capture ol Air Force detachment sful engagement" along way in Narvik region.—
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    Japan Will Ignore Hull's Statement
    81 9 Reuter. conference a Foreign Offije S P sman said. "We deem it superto comment." Shimbun declares the f itud? is ratlier unfriendly, i tblr. and savouring untcrference with the We_i ffairs. Shimbun says it is impended as a political move Japan's but the United States
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    Australia Has Graver Responsibility
    95 9 Reuter. Canberra, April 19. invasion of the Nether- mi vitably affect the fate of East Indies, declared n. Minister of External ring in the Hous? of RcpreTnis was of vital and imto Australia. The Castudying the matter. -wen welcomed Mr. Ccrdell cement on the Netherlands s
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    Fighting In Shanghai
    66 9 Hongkong, Apr. 19. DING to reports from Shanghai, guerrillas are active in the a where a seven-hour battle i the guerrillas and 1,500 rjse troops. ie se guerrillas are also the Japanese in the areas Anting and Huangtu along the tanghai Railway near Quin- forces along that
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    NAVAL SURVIVORS LAND IN SCOTLAND
    42 9 Reuter. London. April 19. About 100 naval survivors arrived at a north-west Scottish port, many wearing Norwegian caps. These included a number of survivors from the destroyer Hardy which ran aground after a naval engagement at Narvik.—Reuter.
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    Americans Begin To Understand
    277 9 Reuter. London. Apr. 19. COMMENTING on Mr. Cordell-Hull's statement yesterday about possible dangers to the Dutch East Indies arising from the European situation The Times writes: Germany's brutal swoop on Norway and Denmark seems to have undone at one blow the effect of months of assiduous
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    44 9 Reuter. Sydney, Apr. 19. It la officially announced that, nearly 15.000 Australians have already been accepted for training under the Empire Air Scheme. These include 2,32« air crews, a large proportion of whom have begun the training. Thousands more are on the waiting list.—Reuter.
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    Poor Demonstration Of Nazi Striking Power
    256 9 Reuter. (Renter's Special Commentary) London, Apr. 18. New York Herald Tribune Bureau reports from Berlin: "As far as impressing the Italians is concerned, the fighting in Scandinavia been disappointing to the Nazis. Instead of being over at the end of the first day it
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    Chiang Kai Shek Stops Luxury
    120 9 Reuter. Chungking, Apr. 19. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek is making energetic efforts to check lavish spending on luxuries here. In a sternly worded personal order he draws attention to the rationing of daily necessities enforced in foreign countries at war whese peoples were devoting all
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    Trojan Horse Situation In America
    94 9 Reuter. New York, Apr. 19. MR. Martin Dies, Chairman of the 1,1 Congressional Committee, investigating un-Ameru-an activities. stated that Nazi and communist agents fcr mnposes of sabotage and espionage have penetrated the key American industries -vital to the country in case of war and also
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    NAZI PLANES AGAIN FLY OVER SWEDEN
    56 9 Reuter. Paris, April 19. Swedish anti-aircraft batteries opened fir 3 last night on a German warplane which flew over Karlstad, the capital cf Vermland Province, according to a Stockholm dispatch. The air raid alarm operated for 63 minutes. German warplanes also flew ov°r other
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    BURGIS CASE TRIAL BEGINS
    124 10 London, Apr. 18. BEST, detained in connection with ihe attack on Mr Justice Leslie Bursts, appeared in Manchester Police Court and pleaded not guilty. He reserved his defence and was committed for trial. It was stated on the day before the attack Best appeared before a
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    96 10 VISHNU Leela which opened a orj the Royal Theatre last nig) interesting mythological pi- iU J thrills frcm beginning to the nd As is often the case when supernatural beings come down to this mundane world and directly intervene affairs of man, there are porn
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    52 10 Reuter. London. Apr 19 On the Stock Exchange shan Netherlands interest declined ence of tension in that country but no selling pressure is visible. Elsewhere movements are small and irregular. In commodities the price closed at 3GV. lower, sub further easing 50.5. on selling tish smelters. Wall Street
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    28 10 The untitled lion Club of Seremban will meet Selangor Chinese Recreation Club charity Tooth?. 1 match at Seremban on April 28 in aid i*f the Malaya Pati Fund
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    CONGRESS TO ORGANISE PACIFIST VOLUNTEERS
    527 11 PROPOSAL BEFORE WORKING OR KING COMMUTES Allahabad, Apr. 11>. nnfATFVER decision we had to make we had already made. We ;u-e not waiting- for any definite set conditions to „ur decisions in future. We have reached a cer- !ear stage in our journey towards our
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    Shia-Sunni Agitation Revived
    106 11 Luc know. Apr. 12. THE Sfa -Sunni agitation, which was 1 fl in September last, has revived. Five Shias who Tabarra In front of th? Imambaia Asafaudualla, the scene of ter agitation, were promptly tstody. The situation is s.. leaders held a meeting at resolved that the
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    51 11 Madura, Apr. 12 da accused, just after becommitted to the sessions, in a ;mped from the dock and the Magistrate at Usilampatti A.s he was attempting to 'rate, two police men graopled with him. While being hand- >ncr is alleged to have )nstables. The Magistrate erj usly
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    League Not Opposed To Confederation
    197 11 Karachi, Apr. 12. "WHO should frame the constitution for ninety millions of Indian "Muslims, the Muslims themselves or others? This is the real issue.' 4 says Sir Abdullah Haroon, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the All-India Muslim League, in the course of a
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    28 11 Mr. John untitled Education Commissloner with the Government of India, presided ov< r the fourth ah India Library Conference held al Patna <»:i April 13, 14 and 15.
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    INDIA-BURMA TRADE PACT TO TERMINATE
    118 11 New Dr.hi. April, 12. Tin: Government of Binma has given notice to the Government of India oi termination of the Indo-Burma Trade Regulation Order. Under the terms ot the indo-Burnia Tiade Regulation Ordu one year's itice of termination is required, and the order is due
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    23 11 The hunger-strike untitled to by the political prisoners in Ratiam Central Jail have been given up on the authorities acceding U their demands.
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    Forecasts Regarding "Next Step"
    223 11 Allahauact, Apr. 12. MAULANA Abdul Kalam Azad's speecn at the conclusion of leaders' camp > rally here has given rise to certain] forecasts regarding the "next step" J which the Working Committee at its next meeting might consider. It is felt that there might .still be
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    NEHRU JOINS FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
    182 11 Allahabad, April 12. PANDIT Jawaharlal Nehru will be the Congress Working Committee mem-ber-in-charge of the Foreign Department and the Indians Overseas Department of the A I.C.C. and the States People.-, Department, which is to be opened m the AJI.C.C., announced Mau- lana Abul Kalam Azad. the
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    396 13 (Reuters Special Commentary) THE Boston Herald says: "Hitler has paid a tremendous price for an accomplishment which appears to be more spectacular than I profitable." The Washington Evening Star says it is clear that British sea power has altered the situation rapidly and materially
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    57 13 Reuter. London, Apr. 19. It is revealed that the Polish submarine Orzel, which has been operating with the British Navy since she escaped from the Baltic after the invasion of Poland, sank the German ship Rio de Janeiro. The German ship August Leonhardt was sunk
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    215 16 Taken Forcibly Into Russian Waters Reuter. Tokyo, Apr. 20. POUR Japanese fishing boats were seized by a Soviet patrol boat while fishing off Posiet Bay, south-eastern Siberia, according to a dispatch from Seishin (Korea). The Russians are reported to have fired a machine-gun
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    91 16 Reuter. Paris, Apr. 19. pRESS commentators appear to be less pessimistic about the possibility of Italy entering the war on the side of Geimany. The ex-Minister for War, M. Fabry, writing in Le Matin, says Italy has been much in the news but a fact of capital
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    110 16 Reuter. Moscow Apr. 20 PROPOSALS for trade talks between J 1 Yugoslavia and Russia were fi"-t I put forward at th > end of March by the Yugoslav Government through the" intermediary of the Soviet Ambassador to Turkey, according to a statement issued this
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    113 16 Reuter. Chungking, Apr. 19. THE Sino-British friendship finds concrete expression in the large contributions made by the Chinese Government leaders to the British War Organisation Fund. A circular appeal to the Chinese leaders, issued by General Wu Toh Chen Minister cf Oversea Affairs of the Central Kuomintang,
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    17 16 Mr. A.E. Mills, Cadet, Malayan Civil Service, has been appointed to act Assistant Secretary to Resident Perak
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    39 16 Pans Apr jg The Chamber is hold;: sion to discuss the coi M. Reynaud asked that tl terminate this evening. He added. "I have inu gations this evening." will be limited to 20 minute:
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    152 16 Reuter. Berlin. April a AN the eve of Hitler s birthday Dr v Goebbels, Propaganda Mb broadcast an address to the fl He declared: "There may be disseii mm m stat matters but there is no dill between one German and another■ love, obedience and
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    33 16 Reuter. London. Apr. An Air Ministry casualty list o* prises 22 killed (including six reported missing), 67 missing, 28 ed or injured, eight died, viou-ly reported mi ported safe —Reuter.
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    68 16 Reuter. Canberra, Apr. 19. fK S t r e 3, iry Gulle has announced tnat all Communist newspapers would C *n S P ubli cation within a fortnight All Communis pamphlets and leaflets are to be subjected to rigid censorship and forbidden to deal with certain
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    309 16 Reuter. AQirvm n London, Apr. A" iV^ u b y Captain Alan Graham in the House of Co whether the Asia Development Board was resp< tor the discrimination against British shipping in 1 and elsewhere, Mr. R. A. Butler in a written reply "1 do
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