Malaya Tribune, 3 May 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII -No. 106. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, May 3, 1940.
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    Big Fight In Shansi
    124 1 shanghai, May 3. ivolved in the Japaic south of Shansi ved U be on a 'viously witnessed in in North China. have been viewing uisi with increas- ome time, owing to tp tnsion of Chinese Littuencc and power in in recent months, ii- v ribe Ibis
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    NO GERMAN PATROL ON THE DANUBE
    26 1 Sofia. May 3. ■BE Bui legraph Agency i.; :.>: rl to 3eny that vessels disguised as r d at Fvstchuk :r
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    DAY AND NIGHT RAIDS ON NAZI AIR BASES
    172 1 Bombers Over Bergen Reuter. London, May 3, arned authoritatively that during last ,v,er air base, in Norway a number J*^™ I in m«nv narts of the aerodrome and seveial nres were Mon the ladingglmd and in the adjoining woods, where t were
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    NORWAY A GERMAN DECOY
    701 1 Britain Refused To Fall In The Trap HITLER AIMED TO ATTACK IN WEST Reuter. Washington. May j■ MR. Chamberlain's announcement of the British wtfljU drawal from Andalsnes is felt to be ™.T J tary circles here, because of the strategic hold Germany had bta S' some
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    Egypt Welcomes Allied Fleet
    77 1 Reuter. Cairo, May S. priori A meeting U* between Sir Mile, M Ser (Ali Maine Egyptian in dKy he r) and tne »i agreed that army had all necessary v EfTP* already been taken a cy stands ready for any em h rnft Ti ,s announced
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    GREECE CALLS UP RESERVES
    48 1 Reuter. Athens. May TFN classes of reserve officers have been called up for a month's training They will called up In four series the first of which must report on May 15. The highest rank ol non-commissioned officers is included in the calling up.—Renter.
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    Norwegians Push Back Nazi Forces
    60 1 Reuter. London, Maj iJ. rpHK Norwegian forces which yesterdaj occupied Roeros have pinsiud the retreating Germans to the sooth-weal ami engaged them in a battle near the village of Os, according to news from Norwegian military sources. There is n<> confirmation from these sources of
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    Turkey And Rumania
    29 1 Reuter. Istanbul, May 3. A Turkish economic mission is leaving on Saturday for i Bucharest to begin trade negotlatto is I vith tho Rumanian CHJvernment.—- Reuter.
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    French Subjects In Government Employment
    196 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A NGLO-FRENCH COLLABOR A HON has manifested itself in man) forms in Malaya, apart from Urn reeenj announce meal concermnc the earnange of militant officers between the British Forces in this country and the French in lndo-China. Following the outbreak ol war,
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  • Obituary
    Death Of Weil-Known Chinese
    125 2 lifR See Tiong Wan, J.P., and former chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, passed peacefully away at his residence at No. 23 Balmoral Road yesterday at Ha- age of 56. He leaves his widow Madame Khoo Hei N i i .-,on. two daughters-ni-law, I v
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    THE BETTER TO SEE WITH
    59 2 (From Our Own Reporter* Penang, Friday. ONK man s spectacles seldom suit the eyes of another man but the thief who ransacked the home of a European at York Road recently made off with iwo pairs i;i spectacles belonging to the householder and nothing else.
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    SUGAR FOR SALE
    71 2 QUGAR prodJiced or refined in the British Km-; pire and imported fur sale in tins, bags or other containers not exceeding 10 lbs. in weight neti is cmpt from the provisions ti the. SuMar Fool Order, 1949, lhC iHi'.M older has been revoked by the new order
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    The Police Got Their Man
    325 2 iWmm <*ur Own Repart«r) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. npHE far-flung comb-out in- stituted b> the polite to apprehtnd the men who \>ere responsible for the Salak South armed robbery has resulted in the sixth and last man, ho Ying Kha connected *ith the robbery being arrested
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    Hunger Strike At Leper Camp
    204 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. SEVERAL Indian inmates of the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement have been on hunger strike since Tuesday following iciplinary action take- against some of them. According to reports received in Kuala Lumpur, an Indian tilm was shown at the
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    18 2 Mr. A. S. Woodroffe has resigned the chairmanship of the Negri-Malacca branch of the Automobi'e Association of Malaya.
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    SUGAR POOL OPERATING IN MALACCA NEW ARRANGEMENTS UNDER REVISED ORDER
    280 2 Shipments Direct To' The Settlement j (tribune staff reporter) /<hanges in the arrangements for v pooling sugar stocks in this country came into effect on may 1 with THE PUBLICATION OF THE SUGAR POOL ORDER 1940 IN THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
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    Drive Against Lotteries In Johore
    117 2 IX an effort to stamp out Ji Kee lotteries, the Government ot Johore is introducing legislation very much on the lines of the law now existing in the Colony. One clause in the proposed bill deals with competitions offering prizes for the forecast of the
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    37 2 Dato Muda Mohd. Razalli, M.C.S.. Assistant District Officer. Parit will proceed on transfer to Kajang as District Officer shortly. Dato Muda Is a wellknown tennis player and at one time gave good encouragement to spcrts in Sitiawan.
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    ROUTE MARCH FOR KING'S BIRTHDAY
    92 2 A ROUTE march by naval and military detachments of ihe Garrison will be held in Singapore on June 13 next, in celebration of the birthday of His Majesty The King. The march is likely to commence al 8.45 a.m. and to take the following route:—
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    SPECIAL "CYCLE" SQUAD
    69 2 Singapore, Friday. INCREASING cycle thefts have resulted Ul the creation of special subbranch in the Detective Station under the sup* rvi&ion -)f a sub-detective Inspector. The work oi this branch is to keep an eve tor cycle thieves, and yesterday, for the first time in many weeks,
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    Thieves Enter Police Officer's House
    98 2 Singapore. Friday. QINGAPCRE burglars are now displaykng mere daring than ever before. Their latest victim is Assistant Superintendent A. F. York whose residence in Grove Read was broken into and a camera, a bag. and some other things va'ued at $68 removed No arrest has
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    MAN LEFT WOMAN TO FACE CHARGE
    446 2 Singapore, Thuru THAT one of the accused, a man. in a counterfeit coil absconded while on bail, leaving the other accused, i face the charge, was revealed when Soon Bian, a middle-ag< woman, stood her trial on two charges of possession of cou Straits
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    EAST ASIATIC REPORT HEAVY DECLINE
    243 2 CONSIDERABE decline in the passenger traffic since the outbreak of hostilities is recorded in the annual report of the East Asiatic Company, Limited issued yesterday. "The passenger traffic continued to expand during the first half of the year, but since the war a considerable decline
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    35 2 News has been received of the death in England on March 14 of Mr. D. W. Gilmour. who was agent in Kuala Lumpur of the Chartered Bank Ltd., from 1911 until 1914, when he retired
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    WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION IN JOHORE
    116 2 lEGISLATION is being n,.; ed Into Johore i<» pi ruption in public or privati ness. Drawn on the lines ol U recently promulgated in th< under which there has a number of pn d,,. j Johore bill is tailed an enacti "for the more effectual
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    Malayan Arts And Crafts Should Be Helped
    408 2 WHEN Mr. N, R. Jarrett gave a broadcast on Malayan Arts Crafts last night (the first oi I series) he started his talk by pointing out how little is known lure in $ingai>ore of the beaut ful crafts of the Malay., of the
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      117 2 HANG OVER ASIA Master is very angry this Master has Rose's Lime morning. He is throwing /m*ce o/ ordinary strength boots at cat for stamping to mix uum a// /us spirits. its feet. Master has tongue Therefore he awakes joyful. like old mango stone in I will beseech my Tuan
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    ROMANCE OF BRIDGE BUILDING
    82 3 5„«.d,r«i/v l.'/ be //ie ctt//'> /tt b,,d„ >"M0 irldufarj/ o/ l/ie F?'l</n/' < K cc coml'/e/cd, //ie 7<li/ o»/i/ be ni //it? c?d o/ //n' //c<>.- -i /l/pe o/ piliuy sc<i.. liv ,o b»iclye lc/i/c/i :> 2)2'^/eer /o,?j.>. >. /><,'fl/<'lf, i. be,,'./ .'l.vhd/ed. I'/lere /oo/pc» !'>
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    PROPOSED MARRIAGE IN COURT
    165 3 l|:oh. Friday. f\T(l ih chill} atmosphere of 1 m came a breath yesterday when )of kidnapping tapoer Fat mah. < her in the middle of profoH (I to i as sincere an 1 came heart. He said I h other so much. married?" d her suitor
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    BIG ROAD PROJECT WILL BE POSTPONED, TRAFFIC ADVISORY BOARD DECIDE $250,000 BRIDGE COMPLETED
    473 3 Brightest-Lit Road In Malaya (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) SINGAPORE'S HUGE ARTERIAL ROADW AY v PROJECT TO JOIN UP CLEMENCEAU WTNUE AND KEPPEL ROAD—A SCHEME TO MAKE THIS HIGHW AY THE FINEST IN THE CITY —MAY NOT COMPLETELY COME
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    EUROPEAN MENTIONED SUICIDE TO WOMAN
    372 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) MUAR, THURSDAY. I EUROPEAN WOMAN, WITNESS AT THE A INTO THE DEATH OF MR. ALAN GRANT, AN ASSISTANT OF PENGKAEAN BUKIT ESTATE, TOED THE ™™*™>™ T i i chkfHAN WHO IS ALSO ASSISTANT ADVISER. THAT THE SSd «AD MENTIONED SUICIDE TO
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    LAUNDRYMEN RETURN
    79 3 MORE laundrymen resumed work this morning in addition to some 100 men who returned to work yesterday. The strike began on Saturday last when 2.000 laundrymen refused to work, putting forward 22 demands. They later withdrew these and submitted six which included increase in wages and shorter working
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    DRIVER HURT WHEN TANK EXPLODES
    65 3 AT 7 40 last night the ambulance and the fire brigade **re summoned to Kampong Bugis to attend to a motor van belonging to Mr. Wee Cheng Soon, the contractor, which caught nrc X Sinkaran. 37-year-old Indian driver of the van, was said to be
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    SCHOOL MANAGER FINED
    159 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Friday. TOON, the manager of the Tang Sang Chinese School in Parit Kodongdong, was to-day produced before Mr. S. A. Bakar First Magistrate, to answer a summons charge of having made structural alterations and additions to the school building without obtaining approval
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    30 3 The wedding took place at Alor Star rcentta of Cne Haris son nf cho rcassim Chief Clerk cf the Sanitary Poard Office. Kota Star, and Che Emun binte Haji Mohamed.
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    COLLEGE PRINCIPAL GETS $630 DAMAGES
    480 4 Result Of Car Crash At Grove Road Singapore, Thursday. QYDNEY Dant, principal of Pitman's College, who sued the Asia Insurance Company for $950 damages alleging that negligence on the part of the Company's driver had caused a collision which resulted to the extensive damage of
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    He's Paying For Buffalo He Sold Twice
    274 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sungci, Patani, Thursday. A REMARK that he was a useless and wcithless *ort of man, was passed by Tuan Syed Hussain Jamallulail, the First Magistrate, in thr District Fouri, when he convietUd a Malay named Ismail bin Haji Abu
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    HOUSEHOLDERS CARELESS OF BLACK-OUT
    233 4 DOLICE officers in the London district have begun to enforce a mi re rigid compliance with the black-out regulations, it was stated recently that in spite < i official appeals and warnings there a t till many householders who appear Io be indifferent to the danger
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    Man In Assizes Trial "Left Behind"
    245 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. CQSVEN men were to have been charged in the Perak Assize Court yesterday but when the court was about to sit, it was discovered that only six were present, the seventh having been left behind in Batu Gajah
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    PERAK TURF CLUB GIVES $6,000
    44 4 Ipoh, S Friday. FE Perak Turf Club has) made a second S donation of f 86,000 to the Perak Patriotic S Fund. The i Club's first con- i tribution was in the form of £300 S war bonds. y
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    GAOLED FOR PICKING POCKET
    166 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. DLEADING guilty to a charge of theft of $2.40 from a Malay last night at the Tropical Shows' grounds Malacca Street, a Tamil. Kuppusamy, who was banished from Selangor in December, 1937, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment
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    Playboy Mayor Takes Over
    131 4 New York, Apr. 20. £ARL Frederick Zeidler, the 32--year-old baritone, who was elected Mayor of Milwaukee, after campaigning with songs and pretty girls, has now formally taken office. He succeeds Daniel M. Hoan, who had been Mayor lor 24 years and. until Zeidler came along, was
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    35 4 The marriage took place recently in Simporna. British North Borneo, of' Mr A. R. Khalid. formerly 'of the "Times of Malaya. Ipoh and Miss Fatimah, daughter of Inche Abu Bakar. a we.l-kncwn resident of Simoorna
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    Stripped Three Tyres Off Stolen Car
    98 4 Singapore Thi i ARRESTED by a nolic. Johore Bahru a f te T stripped three tyres fron had taken for a ride 29-year-old Lee Chong before the Singapor. trate this morning v of theft of a car from Be the night of Apr. 30
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    $80 Fine For Possessing Opium
    58 4 Singapore rhm << pound in posses ion non-Go vein men: chandu Chinese, Teo Yeok Xi t and Hoanf Chan were this morning ,Sr one day's simple impris, d line of $80 each by the tnct Judge. vi b[ In default or payment of tl each
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    GIRLS WENT ON HOLIDAY FOR SEVEN MONTHS
    144 4 MINE British school" ii is w ba ssssJ last Ausus. lrr a fi>e-wecta holiday in Canada «.»t back home on April 14. The girls—one from Leeds others from Scotland—were members a party of 32 who left i n the Atheruas August 4. The
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      192 4 A. T. Edwards Co., Ltd. AUCTION SAW. of surplus .stock of Shanghai made. Ladies' silk pyjamas. Night Gowns, j Slips, 4 3 piece sets, and I Chinese drawn thread broidered luncheon bridge sets, and glass mats I adit ing shoes. Hand ba is. el Tm be held at the Sui»-
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    Scale Which Was Found In A Drain
    193 5 Singapore, Thursday. aring the case for the n on in which Veeran and Kang are charged with the scale valued $8, belong!Cng Koong, on Mar. 6, j Syed Alwi Road. Mr. j Oldham, the Second Police reduced the charge to j dent possession
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    24 5 untitled of Payne. Davis and X Lumpur, has gone to Ipoh c ol Payne. Davis and Co.. Peace having left for Austrafor four months.
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    CHARGE AGAINST CHINESE FAILS
    116 5 Singapore, Thursday. I 33' was this afternoon L by Mr Conrad Oldham, in iid police court, on a charge of riminal breach of trust in respect of >perty of one Colin Mitter. was called up to answer arg e this afternoon. Court InspecW. Such informed Mr.
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    80 HAPPY GIRLS
    339 5 GIRLS' BRIGADE INSPECTED rn.HTY members of the Girls' t Brigade attended the five day im p at the Volunteers' quarters, Mi 'll R Cheeseman, Director i Education, visited the scene i the picnic' on the third day h Brigade was out and thoroughly enjoyed the country itiu
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    GAOLFOR MAN WHO HAD BANNED NEWSPAPER
    319 5 TWO OTHER CHARGES SET ASIDE Singapore, Friday. A REQUEST by a lawyer for a postponement in a case in which a colleague could not appeal' lor a client, as he was indisposed, was turned down by the District Judge yesterday. The application was made
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    "The War And The Rural School"
    83 5 Mi> 11. k. Cheeseman, Acting Director of Education, will broadcast a talk from the Singapore station to-night at 7.30 p.m. on "The War and the Rural School." Mr Cheeseman. who has been connected with education in Malaya lor over thirty years, wil' how schools
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    Driver Hurt In Crash
    46 5 Singapore. Friday. The ambulance was summoned to Bukit Timah Police Station yesterd.i afternoon to remove a Chines c driver said to have been injured when his car came into collision with a military vehicle. He suffereJ si ght abraswns on tne chest.
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    36 5 Mr D. Roper. Inspector of Schools, Negri Sembilan. is shortly coming on transfer to the Outram Road School, Singapore as headmaster, while Mr. iv S will take up the appointment' of Inspector of Schools. Negri Sembl'an.
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    Indicted For Murder, Men Gaoled On Lesser Charge
    238 5 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. ORIGINALLY indicted for murder two Tamils, Arasapillai and 0 Rajoo stood their trial at the Selangor Assizes on a charge ot j ca using grievous hurt to a Chinese, but were convicted yesterday on 'flessei charge of causing hurt
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    FROM ACHES & PAINS TO WALKING ON AIR !
    235 6 FROM ACHES PAINS TO WALKING ON AIR How a woman made life worth living If you have an aching joint or a stabbing pain, if you are always listless or suffer from constipation, read this letter—every word of it: "I was hardly ever free from aches I and pains. I
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    TWO-GOAL VICTORY FOR HIGHLANDERS IN DIV. I
    534 6 Police Give Poor Display Argyll and S.H 2; Police 0. DISAPPOINTING play by the forwards saw the Police drop two points when they met the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in a lirst division football match at the stadium yesterday. The Argylls won by
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    250 6 The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. vs. Ceylcn Soorts Club 2nd XI on Saturday, at 2 p.m. at L.C.CJ. E. Jeans vCapt. >, R. H. Pickard. J*. W. Jackson. Lt. Comdr. J. W. Finhey WComdr. F. E. Watts. Maior D V Hill' J. V. S.
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    EXCITEMENT IN GOAL
    33 6 Excitement n front of the Argylls" goal as Ah Naught gees out to save McNaught saves again in the match between the Argylls and he Police In Division I yesterday.
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    NAVY FAIL TO TURN UP
    62 6 Singapore. Thursday rilE Koia' Navy failed to keep their date with the Ta Tanglin this evening They ucre to have met the Tads in a Re- serve Division match < t the SA.F.A League but -ailed to j tain up resulting in disapp m< nt
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    SPORTS DIARY
    45 6 TO-DAY SOCCER: SA.F.A. Leaatie Dr? SRC. v.s. R A (3rd A A Stadium; B H L H and? Bank vs. Sime Dtrbf S H .B.; Guthrn crofts. J.C.S.A: GEC vs. Straits Times. Farrer Park TENNIS: S.C.C. SC.RC V.MC.V and S R C. tournament
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    Finals Of S.C.C. Tennis Tourney
    216 6 fITSPLAYING superb combination after starting rather shakily in the first set, E. C. Cherrington and R. F. Smith beat A. D. Anderson and D. E. L. Anderson to become the doubles champions of the S.C.C. Spring lawn tennis championship tournament. The score was 6 4
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    47 6 Further ties in the S.R.C. Spring awn tennJ: tournament resulted as follows: Handicap Doab.es: p. d Aimeida and i A Mine <srrJ beat S. Moreira and E R.de Jon '--Jj 7—5, 4—6 6—4 Handicap Singles A": Dr g de 8-6 J S Qe SoUZa so >
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    77 6 Results of further ties of the S C R C aWhP l?r n U f y ms toul »amcnt played a.^ohows C R C C UrtS were Cheong beat Bfee Gim Hock 8-6 6-2 I 12', h^t n p iCaP r Bingies: Joh Lim beat Pang Chiap Song
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    Home Sport In Brief
    122 7 MISS RUTH HARRISON, of Newcastle H on Tyne, easily retained the women's I professional snooker championship at Rurroughes Hall, London, on Mar. 30. I defeating Miss Agnes Morris, of Wales, 11 frames to two In the final, j Henry Cotton and Hamilton Mclnally, I Scottish amateur
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    Programme For K. L. Races
    663 7 FOLLOWING are the handicaps for the secpnd day's races of the Selanjror Turf Club's Spring Meet to be held at Ktiala Lumpur on Saturday. RACE ONE HORSES—CLASS 3—DIV. 4-6 FURLONGS COO MERRY WIDOW 9.00 Messrs. C. Y. Choy and C V Chong Hooos 14 3
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  • Obituary
    DEATH OF CRICKETER W. WRIGHT
    209 7 THE death of Walter Wright at the age of 84 recalls the ability wit n which a few bowlers of the last century made a new ball swerve. Wright play:d for Nottinghamshire tor eieht years, from 1879 to 1886. and fo Kent under a residential
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    Mediterranean Gesture
    354 8 CLEARER indication has now been given of what the diversion of British shipping from the Mediterranean means. Practically all the through merchant shipping is affected. Fast passenger ships, apparently, may still use the Mediterranean for the present if they do not carry much cargc and those with considerable
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    Healthy Homes
    124 8 JT is noted with some satisfaction that Singapore is getting on with its nig sewerage scheme and that the work in the northern and eastern districts is expected to be completed early next year. Private citizens, as well as medical oncers, have long realised that our persistently hot
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    THESE PEOPLE DECIDE YOUR (PROBABLE) FUTURE
    1477 8 INTRODUCTION Declaration Of The Rights Of Man jD ELOW is given the Declaration of the Jt# Rights of Man, as the outcome of the recent British Public Debate which has been published in the Tribune. The Drafting Committee is satisfied that the Declaration is
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    Stanley Jones Reviews The News
    116 8 THERE'S a kind 0 f luJj fc Mediterranean tension whJk c gesta that the British rest/ closing these waters to BritUfc chant shipping has had somlJS*" in Rome. ne e "ect The gesture was a necessmr caution in view of the uncVrt of the situation
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    No Napping
    156 8 DUT obviously the Allies cannot take Ranees and the military measure* in Egypt are evidence of the deternW tion of both the APies and Egypt he'" self not to be caught napping The significance of the Mediterranean gesture lies in the hint that if oeceinn the Allies could
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    More Vigour
    189 8 gTLFFENING of Allied ranks in 1 Norway, and a few German reI treats, came in time to make Mr. i Chamberlain's difficult task of ex- plaining the reverses in Norway a j little easier. His speech was only party re-assur-r mg, since it did not emphasise Allied I
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    PREMIER ANNOUNCES BRITISH WITHDRAWAL AT TRONDHEIM
    1704 9 Balance Of New War On Side Of Allies Reuter. LONDON, MAY 3. X MUST SEIZE EVERY CHANCE, AS WE HAVE DONE \ND SHALL CONTINUE TO DO IN NORWAY, TO INHKT DAM AGE ON THE ENEMY, BUT WE MUST NOT lET OURSELVES FORGET THAT IT
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    Pilot's Thrilling Story Of Attack On Stavanger
    302 9 Bomb Dropped Through Roof Of Aerodrome Reuter. London, May 2. ItETAlLS of Tuesday night's raid on Stavanger acrodromeweregwe^ 1 1 n [i„ts earlv ,,ns morning. The pilot aes by one of the British pilots of he aerodro me with cribed how he saw
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    JAPAN READY TO SIGN PEACE PACTS
    225 9 Tokyo, May 2 a QK-pn at a Press conference if the A«s a c Government would be ready to conclude a non-aggression Pact u P Philippines Commonwealth, the tor eWmSf spokesman recalled the ForVSn Minister's statement in the last session of the Diet that
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      544 10 \r JB J"' l CAPITOL: "Mr. Smith Goes To Washffl TA.hAl'!' ffl ington--3.15.6a5. 9.15 I htk m m MJr m f= s \LHAMBRA: "The Hunchback of Notre IXD r= 1 Dame"—3.ls, 6.15 and 9.15 VB MrM CATHAY: "Gero'nimo"—3 15, 6.15 and fi ROXY: "The 9 Man P ln The Iron
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    MEETING OF PROVINCIAL PREMIERS SUGGESTED
    391 11 Congress Leader's Significant Gesture NVw Delhi, Apr. 24. i ourse of a special article to the "Hindusthan Times" Mr. S. murthi makes an interesting suggestion for convening a conthi Premiers of the 11 Provinces to evolve a formula for the future of India based on
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    Travancore Temple Entry Statue
    136 11 Trivandrum, Apr. 24. THE Temple Entry proclamation Statue 1 of His Highness the Maharaja of Tra vanco* depicting the epoch-making deXaticn of the age will be shortly unveiled here in commemoration of Sowing open the temples in Travanore to all Hindus irrespective of caste. The statue
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    22 11 It is understood that Mrs. Sucheta Mrs. Sucheta Kripalani will be head oi «v Women's Department at tin i office at Allahabad.
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    Indian News In Brief
    300 11 teaching of matters comated with sex requires ndling. So much Cope sonality of the teacher, the pupil "feels that the sympathy with the weakW hich the Qesh is heir, and this very sympathy appeal s best in themselves. iiv*y t harm than good." >oHer Excellency the
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    Prasad Dispenses With Porsnnal Attendant
    152 11 Patna, Apr. 24. i w 14 down Train from Wardha IMMEDIATELY after his arrival b> 14 gatyagraha Dr. Rajendra Prasad proceeded to noteworthy feature 1 am P there to be inaugurated to-da>. (1 witn the services •i I his journey is that Dr. habit of
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    NAGPUR MILL STRIKERS GET NOTICE
    109 11 Nagpur, Apr. 21. THE management of the impress Mills closed the Mills this morning-tmi-teenth day of the strike-- an a notice to all operatives that 11 they co not present themselves to numbers on or before Apr. 29 to wumj work and cave the management
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    Trivandrum Calls Peshawar
    118 11 Trivandrum, Apr. 22. Telephone call over the longest distance within India, namely, from Trivandrum to Peshawar was put through to-day inaugurating the linking up «»i the Trivandrum trunk telephone system with the Indian trunk line. The call was from Sir C. P. Ramaswami Iyer, Dewan of Travancore,
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    39 11 The Government of Bombay have demanded a security of Rs. 1500 from the Aryusankii Press. Poona as it is alleued the press was used for the publication of a book expressing approval and admiration of the offence of murder.
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    Domestic Occurrences DEATHS.
    104 14 MR. WILFRED GUNSTONE passed away at the General Hospital on Ist May, 1940. At 10.45 a.m. Deeply regretted. SEE—Mr. See Tiong Wah. beloved father of Mr. See Bong Him. Mrs. Helen Ga:i and Mrs. Lucy Chen, en May 2nd. at his residence No. 23 Balmoral Road. Singapore,
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    Market Report
    139 15 ny More Activity In Tin Share Market- Industrials Remain Quiet; General Improvement In Tin And Rubber Prices; Fewer Bids From London At Lower Figures. (From Our Financial Correspondent) I >VERE .MORE ACTIVE C,APORE FRIDAY. 1 UP to ,uo Jmr uJ G FATTS WAS AUSTRAL AMALGaIute 1" vn INT
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    775 15 Reuter. 1 Lond »n, Thursday. i'2s4 1 2 Buyers ft 1255 Sellers I 1251 3 4 Buyers ft £252 Sellers I RUBBER X London. May 2. I Buyers Sellers ft Quiet. Steady M 11% 1151G BONDON STOCK EXCHANGE Wjt ndon, Thursday. Areas 73 9 92 I A
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    24 15 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin and rubber m Singapore a t noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers: 36«*, Sellers: 36% TIN $125%, down
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    FRENCH REACTION
    164 16 Reuter. Paris, May 3 Mr Chamberlain's statement was received here with mixed feelings of gravity and admiration. It is said that -only the head ol the Government of a very great nation could express himself with such simple courage." The complete frankness of the statement is greatly appreciated
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    65 16 Reuter. Rome. May 3 THE Minister of Communications Si"nor Venturi, writing to Signer MunsoU-u states that efforts to meet It Jy's entire demand for fore gn coal by imports from German., followmt: BritahVs embareo en seaborne trafhe. h, s nic t with virtual'? compete success The letter says the called
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    PARLIAMENT SUSPENDING JUDGMENT ON NORWAY "Until Tuesday And No Longer"
    436 16 Real Testing lime For The Cabinet Reuter. m ~r [ls, M Com-ons both Mr. A.tlee and Mr A. Sinclair. I 1 ibi Opposition leaders. a K reed that it was .nLabour and Liberal v I»' Chamberlain then anadvisilh,eto have touwt
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    BELGIUM AND HOLLAND READY
    156 16 Reuter. Amsterdam, May «5WHILE Mr. Chamberlais's statement was read with interest in Holland the general verdict of the pubFc last night was that judgment must be > suspended until events m Norway are fuithei clarified. a Mi There is no disposition to attacn undue weight to
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    LATEST NAZI CLAIM
    51 16 1 A GERMAN High C que claims that a 1 carrier was hit by a man warplanes attacked a Br val squadron off the v. coast yesterday. It also claims thai trcyer was hit and two planes eaeorting th down. The communique mm German plane failed to
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    RUSSIA AND GERMANY PARLEY WITH SWEDEN
    91 16 Reuter. Paris. Maj I ACCORDING to a Stockholm despatch the economic > I A which Sweden has begun with the Soviet are rega« I nortart It is stated in some quarters that the exdumg* P S ation would amount to about e6.000.n0n. Sweden is
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    FRENCH LAND AND NAVAL SUCCESSES
    41 16 Reuter. Pan JJ I I AST HUM'S L activity of contact I counter betweer 1 Vosges was tai •'During ope: one of our destri damaged One ot 1 sunk by a mine. marines torpedo?ci an —Reuter.
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    PRESS DEMAND FOR CHANGE OF LEADERS
    372 16 Reuter. Loader, May '5. rpHE News Chronicle declares that abandonment of our effort to 1 chatter the German hold in the South is a revere calling for fundamental readjustment both of our leadership and the scale and tempo of our national effort. The Daily
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