Morning Tribune, 7 May 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE -No. 83 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, May 7. 1938 KIVI NTS
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    CHINESE TROOPS NEARINC NANKING
    310 1  - CHINESE TROOPS NEARINC NANKING Sin Chew Jit Pow [NGUARD ONLY 6-1/2 MILES AWAY NANKING, FRIDAY. ,\\L CLAIMS ARE MADE IN A CHINESE Mil H AK\ MIMQIE WHICH STATES THAI (HIM SI IKOOPSOC rANGTU, ON THE RAILWAY BETWEEN NANKING AND CHINESE VANGUARDS REACHED CHIANGNINMills SOUTH-WEST OF NANKING. lies assert that the
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    HIRE PURCHASE
    76 1 Abuses Of System To Be London, Frtda In a short session of under an hour thii morning, the Commons gave unopp third readin. members bills, one of which was the bill spon Ellen Wilkinson, for the coi tion of abuses in the hire purcl tem, which has d
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    LONDON TO HAVE POLICE DOGS
    40 1 r London, Frid. I* be introduced for thi don within a few I to stations In •an ions to constables The dogs cho iti collars betv. k to d ill be Labrador re- I Reuter
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    Air Raid Warnings
    23 1 London. Fridfl d by the Home area by siren and I by separa mgs and "raid■r, mceUins British Official Wireless
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    15 1 iph Butt. Auxiliary R inal Ifin.sloy. Archl mnounci Archbishop with the titular British Official Wireless
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    ANGLO-FRENCH DEMARCHES TO PRAGUE
    95 1 Paris, Fridaj Wi I L-INFOEMED circlet »>• in v< ih.it the Anglo-French deman h rs to Prague i most immense problem, will tak«- place to-da\ 01 to-moriou. The British and 1 reach Governments have been in consultation during the last leu days in regard u> th«>
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    WOMEN & THE TERRITORIALS
    79 1 WOMEN THE TERRITORIALS London. Friday. A SCHEME foe an finer:: on-tom-bataiu by women in association with the territorial a consideration by the War Olhce and will ed to-day at a meeting k> ween the deputy Director Gem the Territorial Army und representa- the various women s organisations, formed In connection
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    63 1 idon, t'neiay. The Bmpire Exhibition architect, Mr. Thomas Ate, v as y< i eapient, at a luncheon, ol tribute s by I "Men ol Trees," .1 famou ul tree lovers, for the c.uv tie had expended m planning the Exhibition so that, j not a Mimic one oi the fine
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    TIN COMMITTEE
    26 1 I otifloii, I riday. i in- iu\i Meeting <»i t lie Intel ikmkil Tin Committee has been Rxed for June 2 in PmrkL Reuter
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    ITALY'S MIGHT IMPRESSES HITLER
    212 1 ITAL Y'S MIGHT IMPRESSES HITLER f.ni Prid THE P Inion ti ftal] iy i>i naval strenj Ltly unj.'ti ed Hitler 'I he Figaro, foi Fuehrer La now convinced that Italy, with ;i hundred submari: battleship many speedfr i valuable ally who e in the Medi lerranean and the African liter
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    23 1 Alexandn tta FVid i odarmc i killed and an Arab wounded when Turks aitai-k. );i n, the Tiuki h quarter >l Ant Reuter
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    22 1 London, Friday. Mi Lawrence a Ui| dJ Dorman Long 81 C&7, collapsed lo London offlce I 'if, and died lome to-day Reuter
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      22 1 ON nidhVL PAGES Pane House ollapses tion to Govt. Z sion Reversed 3 Drowned chronicle t S«K-.et> 1 Boxing > ket 21 -«fr
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      49 1 I KLIM now enables you to I I give your chikir 1 PI prices, no r*n 1 n— g r Get u. as need a pint at at I k There is none I ur. the: I tamlnation. Many tnoi W table. F> M DISIKIHLIORS 4*071/ UllO^. txV iOi
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    KILLED WHEN HOUSE COLLAPSES
    135 2 ANOTHER HURT IN 5 A. M. NEIGHBOURS ROUSED FROM SLEEP m Our On n RepOi PENANG, FRIDAY ANF MAN WAS INSTANTLY KILL KDAM) ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED WHEN THE SERVANTS 1 UTTERS OF A EUROPEAN RE SIDENT IN BURMAH ROAD SUD ■;i,Y COLLAPSED AT FIVE O'CLOCK THIS
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    FELL INTO SEA, MISSING
    112 2 m our Oton R« Iday BEFORE tlir v»t hi! horror Iken uncle and many passengers rd the Pral steam ferry, a l»-year-O ld ;i Into the sea shortly e left Mitchell pier <Bw for Penang at 8.30 this mornniß. An alarm I ed and a llfebouy
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    PETITION TO GOVERNMENT
    95 2 Uniformed Postal >m Our Out. Repc ten Ipoh. Friday. A PETITION has been forwarded to the Government through local law firm h> the uniformed staff of the Post and Telegraphs Department asking for the revision of their saUrj scheme. Among other things the petition asks for a
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    CHEAPER FLYING RATES WANTED
    409 2 'From Our Own Report, I poll, I ri.VEKAL referent vs wen BH at u the third annual general i ing of the Perak Flying Club i the Ipoh Club, to the need fm flying for the type of youim whose services in time of an gency
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    Three Months' Gaol For Kidnapping
    186 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. MANIAM. a2B year-old Tamil, who stood his trial at the Selangor As- 1 sise Court lor the alleged kidnapping of B 14 year-old Tamil girl named Alagamah. from a house behind the Empire Cinema. Klang, on Nov. 19
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    Invited To Dine And Dance To Liquidate Debt
    175 2 Singaoore. i CALLED upon by the Bai Office to explain why he had paid a sum of $21 due by him on signed at the Prince's Cafe and I in Kuala Lumpur, to Lim Hee K now a bankrupt. Mr. J. R
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    "NEE SOON POST OFFICE"
    22 2 The name of the Post office at Seletar. Singapore, has been changed to Nee Soon Post office, Singapore.
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    Not Guilty
    60 2 Singapore, Ftid Lim Mine alias Weng Soi alia> Kwek left the Assize Court thi> a free man. He was brought up trial on a charge of alleged atl robbery. The common jury foi not guilty by a majority of fi\ Mr. G. L. TTowe. Crown Cou:. rented, and
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      74 2 f You can now fly from Singapore to HONG KONG IN 2 DAYS ■^ENGLAND IN 6 DAYS To India, Egypt England by double-decked, four-engined Empire flying-boats Meals served in the air Every night on land in comfortable hotels Fares include meals, night stops— no extras except drinks IMPERIAL AIRWAYS 1
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      44 2 PACKARD-BELL RADIOS for 1938 stationized dials Features .Modern Cabinet styling Full range tone. BEAUTI you'll admire I ONE you'll enjov PERFORMANCE you'll praise msTKIKI TORS k'OR MALAYA LIM KOK GEK Co. Stockist s I XPRI SS RADIO SIRVH I M, Belegk Road, rnone. 6WS.
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      28 2 rr "HE I»IIIIJPI»I\I (Tel. 4534) I 7^ 330 Orcbard E^ DEYCLEJU SpCllS AND D^ I A SPECIALIST M s P e<ial ma< VttV^B for (lrv rlt Competitive Pr
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    JUDGE REVERSES MAGISTRATE'S DECISION BY TELEGRAPH
    1338 3 JUDGE REVERSES MAGISTRATE'S DECISION BY TELEGRAPH QUASHES CONVICTION OF DESTITUTE YOUTH "PROCEDURE IN THIS CASE WAS SERIOUSLY WRONG" 'From Oif Gun Reporter/ ipoh. Friday. »<, Ml NT uas delivered in the Pen* Supreme Court by the Hon. Mr. Justice Aitken in the case in which he telegraphed an i i
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    2 GIRLS DROWNED IN POOL
    127 3 2 GIRLS DROWNED IN POOL >wi Our Own Correspondent! Taiping. Friday XESE girl aged 12 went to f r parents at Kota Rond. 2 p.m. she and another, aged ted going to a pond t.hat disused for nearly 15 years i- but their grandmother m not to bathe in to
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    Acquitted On Fraud Charge
    222 3 t Singapore, Friday. Described Ude engineer, Mr. H L. Carter was fined SSC by Mr. Barrett, the Third Magistrate, en a that he did cause to be Id Yinvi with the electric power liiu the Singapore Municipality." On ond charge of fraudulently u Municipal electricity. Mr.
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    H'KONG GOVERNOR'S WIFE
    57 3 H'KONG GOVERNOR'S WIFE Lad] Rosalind I. my Stafford Northcote, wife of Sir mcmiiiv Alexander Stafford Northt-ole. K.( M.G.. Governor of Hongkong. She arrived by the Carthage yesterday on her way to join Sir Geoffry. Lady North eote \*as met on board by ('af)t. Gwyn, \.I) t.i !he Governor. Emmediately after
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    Paper Prohibited
    36 3 Pap er Prohibited Acc«rdia| to a Cia/ette notification last nijfht. the "National Front," a paper published at 62F (.irtjaon Koad. Bombay, and printed in English, has been prohibited from being imported or brought into the Colony.
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    Falling Tree Kills Woman
    53 3 Falling Tree Kills Woman i Pridttj A verdict ol misadventun •turned by \!r W (f. Porter If.. Singapore Corom ornl inquiry into the deatj < a 65 Chinese woman wh( tilled when i Iq> Kill in Kampong Hong during a ftomi ne morning of eft sit nme dent. AnoU»MW( man,
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    PIANOFORTE-PLAYING & THEORY OF MUSIC.
    20 3 PIANOFORTE-PLAYING THEORY OF MUSIC. SCHOOI (ill! BCHOOI TEACH! I ,/.itr»P«cUl Musi, (t VVl Km).., and Qi, V: fll 25. Bi
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      42 3 SilviVrin DOES GROW HAIR PRemovi dr u IT. rj, Prevents Falling-hair and corrects disord i i the sculp. To w hair- m growth a.sk vcur i fS^m t <»r a H:uh-C f* Jq r Hair S(»le Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 86, Robaison Road.
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      53 3 HORSE HEADI BRAND <<ND<* I MAPI IN BURMA I GUARANTEED 100% lIM'I.K. (iIMILLAN CO., LTD. NiMKaMore, Ku: la Lumpur IV. in<. UIIITK SWAN DUPLICATING PAPER defy competition in both prlee :u)'\ qua! suitable foi all duplicating mactiintfa Price J.25 per ream Obtainable at all oißeea «»t PETER CHONG COMPANY v
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      49 3 Ln\ Notice For 'To-Day Before the Chief Justice m Ist Court at 10 a.m. Bkcy. 98 38 Re Hoc Tai and Co. Before Mr Justice Home in 3rd Court at 10 30 am Magistrate's Appeals Chan Yew v\s Rex. F. V. Duckworth vs. Rex Specia Rex va Wong Fu
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      81 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AdFVls Express Srrvicc times daily. 1. HAI (HEW HOTEL. 35, B< a< h Road Singapore, Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, 41, Jalan Mali., rani, Muar. Tel 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84, Bun^i Raya, Malacca. Tel: 92 1. Singapore to Muar, Malacca &KL at 7.00 a.m.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      98 4 London, i Previous To-day Distill* at; a sssfcss. d 0 Anglo-Dutc!. o 6 I Canadian Pacific f 6 g? b J London Tin o^ 1 Rubber Plan Investment Trust Ling 14q ".4(1 r Hit am I] 9 J*J uthern Kintas r'^ I .uuli. i q London Asiatic
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      89 4 Hav Change Previous 10-aay RUBBI R i Lfl Bun. lf) i- 116 SeLei n (i hi 16 i!;; |Al Sept.) I!" ay. l o- day AL!M OIL (Malay*) uncha In bulk Aprilli •OPRA (Strait f MS.) April Shipmen "2 5 0 Buyers sa<;o WX)UR (Sarawak) AprillMay I 7jioy
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      METAL MARKET
      18 4 London. Fri TIN Standard previous To-day Ctaangi Spot (afternoon closing price) "j»% £166 Torward u66 £166
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      SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser & Co.'s Report
      156 4 SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report MINING. Tin at midday was down According to cabled ai from London the Tin share markei then active and slightly higher and a number of buying and selling order received but the limits, howe 1 most cases proved impracticable Locally the market opened this
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      37 4 I ondon, Friday Prevlout To-day Chan* T.I OO I (ldle KS2 i 7 M^ll6 ZWU e *£V is Id is 0 on Shan «,sin« se hnu r Unchanged T.T 0,, New Yoi rate) tJ w
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      20 4 MJHM M Previous To-day cnanj Buyers Dull J U 11 Tifi •"•#1 BllV' 11 -*1 11 I;1O
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      BULLION MARKET
      13 4 Previous To-day Change) GOLD SILVI R 18 7 16 4 montl
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      MARKETS ENTERI NG NEW PHASE SAY LEWI S & PEAT
      478 4 MARKETS ENTERI NG NEW PHASE SAY LEWI S PEAT Singapore, Friday AFTER labouring tor over a year under the prospect ol ever Increasing stocks. the market at last appears to be err Ing In a new phase, and the result ol the forty per cent, curtailment ol production ii beKinninu
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      86 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING I i CORPORATION LIMITED §4^ FREE > i from the FEAI y oi BURGLARB b> keeping you VAI.UALJI.KS rjcwfllery or import J^OI ''1"' 11 in! <■ its) in SAFE iiOXES r U our VAULTS at CHINA II 111 I I 13U1LD1NG, CIIULIA STREET INSUBANCE COMPANY, LTD. RE Vou
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    STOCKS & SHARES Issued By Fraser & Company
    498 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore. May 6. 5 p.m 3 9 4 3xd mbang 28- 30- 426 47 6nom ,m 20,6 21|6 0.60 0.65 ltl 19 9 20 9 1 31 1.36 21- 219 .13 6 14.fi 0.35 0.40 1.01 1.05 Tin 18 6 19,6 ilic 6 6
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    188 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday Buyers Sellers Batu Selangor 1.27 1.3s Hongkong Tin 19 20 Hong Fatt 1.00 1.05 Jelebu 0.67 0.72 Kramat 10 11 Kamunting Tin 9 10 Killinghall 17- 18Katu Tin 22 6 23 6 Kuchai 1.25 1.30 Larut 10 6 Lingui Tin 1.30 1.40 London Tin 3-
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    RUBBER SHARES
    234 5 Allenby 1.25 1.35 Alor Gajah 0.92y 2 100 Amal. Malay 1.37 l 2 1.45 Aycr Hitam P.S. 1.00 1.10 Ayer Molek 0.90 1.00 Ayer Panas 1.10 i.20 Basset 0.47 0.524 Balu Lintang 0.90 1.00 Bedford 0.82 2 0.87 4 Benta 0.95 1.00 Boreli 1.10 1.20 Brogas 0.67 2
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    20 5 Three Sea I of Ifaraeilli v.oic Irowned when, Ihcii bo;tt h been driven on to nx-k.s by hed the*), ou!
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    205 5 aynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 nom m\<; afore municipality 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 i ,r 30 100 102 nom 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 105 107 nom 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 HO
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      231 5 Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore imwmtmevt Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Cnvr- >rlttie*. Daily Foreign Market Cable ami Quotation Service Members: PNEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE COMMODITY EXCHA N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAB EX< HAN'GR. CHICAGO BOARD OK [RAD canadian commodity exchange. miancjhai stock exchange, hongkong share broker! m. MANILA STOCK
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    Bankruptcy Court
    75 6 Singapore Pi Ret and adjudicating made by the Chief Justici P. A. McElwaine m the Bank: Court to-day against Mr. C T. And' eminent Signal Officer, who present on leave prior to ret:: Mi" J k Gale who appeared hall oi the petitioning creditor he had found out
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    H. M. Coroner's Court
    29 6 On and after May 16. 11. M. Court and office will be situate Marine Court and adjoining ofl lloor, Fullerton building. Telephone number will remain
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      413 6 Another BIG Record-breaking Slum! N Its BOB'S (irandrst Picture JjL vAI 1 1 v m To the most rou- adventures ol I W drama ol listed Yankee at r :<i To tlln; •5 f^BnHr tornadic thrills lfl I* host of Btai V Merrie England j M self! Months in I
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    U. S. Maritime Shipping Boom
    76 7 \v [mission has accepted •16 million for the steel cai els by the Federal Shiptny and the Sun Shipbuild lour, which must be 500 days. This follows thr mcemtnt by the Chairman mission that among ission'i immediate plans I for th? rehabilitation of hiopim-. including
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    DUKE'S DEATH
    38 7 London. Friday. I T announced of the Duke hire, G C.M.O c-C.V.O. 70. Keut< r Lieutenant oi DevonCounty he owned about (l land. He was GovernorCanada 1916-21. He was the tin Lord toward U the Marquees
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    Vatican Closed
    24 7 I Vatican City. T tiered that the Vati. I I tnd picture gallery shall be I e uublic during Hitler's visit Reuter
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    Killiney Road Tragedy
    30 7 Singapore, Frid ing death by a rash named hen he appeared i the Fourth Ma case waa Ident in Killiney killed. postpon( M 201, i was allowed.
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      296 7 AIHA M R R A shows to-iiai Ln/imDRA 3- ,5 6- .5 9-,5 WE HAVE PLANNED YOUR WEEK-END FOR YOU' rillilHAll voin %V|\s AT Till; KAIKS I PS. BHiXG YOLK GIRL FRIEND ALONG I to see j Ayr AMn HIQQI7Q mj v/ t U gg 1 0 O l-i vJ
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    RECAPTURE OF PEIPING BY CHINESE SOON?
    339 8 Guerilla Forces Are Only hew Miles A way Peiping Frid ENABLE tension -n;, for hi mile from the Peiping wesi wall and many ,Tmi| ho A] nsion i dby I ing the leaving the clty tii! search <>f a!! enterii that v In 'lid.
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    U. S. WAR LOSSES ARE $150 MILLIONS
    74 8 U. S. WAR LOSSES ARE $150 MILLIONS New York. Friday. Tin diree! i«»sv rastained by the I United States tlw tirst ten moßt hi Gl the Sino- Japan,-,, jjojtUities la rstimatr.l .U J^l JISJ ui l liml >N (he Export M.inauers nub Contingent and potential loss it ,s stated. Pill
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    80 8 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, I -any Dividend Books Date K* I"*Close °ayable us M Ampat Tin .V final Apr 21 May 13 Apr. 22 less M Lahai l Final May 18 less tax fl ing Consul 10'; int. less tax Apr. 26 June 1 May 9 10
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    PASSENGERS BY s.s. "CARTHAGE"
    588 8 LONDON TO sim.m W H Barber, Mr Mr C .1 i Durant and Mrs G B Foilliott, i Miss P Finigan, Mr. and M don, Mi irden and li Golding, Mr. and Ml and Mrs C J Johnstone-Burt. Mr Keiller, Mrs A Keir. Mr. C C
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      405 8 TRADE BARGAINS 1 .J i MOT O It VEHICLES PHOTOGRAPHY FOR SALE m i Bpeciai Bargains in second-hand U rii\UA\'T^n rsjKl) varieties bingapore IiIIAKAIN irjrill -t)M«U photo Co.. High Btnse*. 1 \RS.- A selection of 70 so excellent Used Cars FOR SALE always available in stock. s We can recommend
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    THE FILM CAREER OF GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
    1179 9 THE FILM CAREER OF GEORGE BERNARD SHAW Chorotiicle TROUBLES OF PRODUCERS -AND OF THE STARS- ADOLPHI menjoi :v cx).\ //>/>>. i :k- the j SHAVIAN DRAMA m our Oicn Correspondent/ London. Apr. 22. oll bles of lilmland do not H, to decrease. They are v l.nancial. or. at any rate,
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    MOSQUITOES CAN STOP MOTORING
    335 9 H\n »t ever occurred to you. when spinning along on beautiful or 'i>\ roads, that mosquitoes are >Me of putting a complete stop motoring? Not because they Attack you in swarms, but M they are capable of making <» expensive that the hors« il trap would
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      50 9 STRENGTHENS INVIGORATES SS9NMin9 OV3H SQOO SS3NNm9_£V3jj _S,9C^ J^ I CONDITION %p^#| i docs head;! GUINNESS I theSTOUTyou'reusedto C M 1 HE- THE ABOVE DOCS HEAD ij 1 LABEL IS ON EVERY BOTTLE, i fcf DoBVFtAD'cuiNWESS docTh'ead cuimwks;> f< ALWAYS ASK FOR "DOC'S HEAD SIME, DARBY CO V LTD. HA 8
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      DALADIER'S FINANCIAL POLICY
      265 10 >r .wev( wi time that led a powi rt ul man iny of the nation is linu it cannot be the repeated Government crises have 5 contributed to political i I-- but havi created nnanuch a magnitude »»v nm\ A action must be taken ive the country
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    When the DIGGERS saved FRANCE
    563 10 When the DIGGERS saved FRANCE ON Julj 1 lltr! the <.•.!<. it Bomme battle Kim- Will unveil the Australian National (rial at Villers-Bretonneux en thousand Australians fell in th< flghti >und this v nd have no known graves. If will be the last day ol their M. State visit to
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    74 10 Competitors started from the Are of Spades roadhouse on the (ireat West K oad near London in the Roval A"*" nobile Club's seventh annual Kallv. The destination was Blackpool and competitors had to cover a thouiiiles rhoUi shows Mrs Kay I'etre. who recently recovered from her Rrnokl amis snush, and
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    PERSONALITIES
    183 10 Mr. J Welch, manager of Messrs. A. van Tooren Co., Port Swettenham, is ieaviim Malaya shortly on retirement. Major-General Sir Louis Oldneld, former 0.0.C., Malaya, has been appointed Colonel-Commandant of the Royal Artillery Mr. I. C Shenton. Chemist. Geological Survey Department. F M.S., Batu Gajah, will be proceeding on
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    AMERICA PLANS GIANT AIRBOATS FOR ATLANTIC
    1063 11 Fliglii Our Own Correspondent London. Apr 22. months ago the United States .time Commission declared most economical method the Atlantic would be by arrylng 150 passengers, the ins being the luxury -daywere speaking purely ;v for no flying-boat apthis capacity has yet been not
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    New Device For Catching Up On Speeding Mororists
    195 11 New Device For Catching Up On Speeding Mororists -snapshots" of speeding motorist* will be possible for police with a new came: «d m Harnsburu. New Jersey The camera, which is to be installed on police oars in thi Jtate Ol New is capable of photoiu-aphu. ence plates of fast-moving cars
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    56 11 Mr. lan Ross, who was on the Malayan engineering stafl of the Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd., and who lefi Mai. to take up an appointment in Yokohama. died there recently Mr. D. Carmichael. J.P the wellknown DindingS and Lower Perak planter, who was in Borneo on B short holiday, has
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    53 11 Preparations In Rome to welcome II rr Hitler, include an elaborate scheme of street decorations feature »>j which is ornamental tripods which become flaming torches at ttlfhi Photo shows flamlnt torches makini an impressive spectacle near thr Tomb of the Unknown Warrior in Konir d urine a rehearsal of the
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    167 12 The crowd oi tas payers waiting outside the Boose <»t Commons, London, as Sir John Simon. h aiuellor of the Ea hesjner, presented his first Budget. Increase of tax on petrol. ind Income was announced and Sir John Simon revealed that Brihad been laying In stork
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    NEW QUEEN
    124 9 re uia received from Tirana of Id Countess Germldine •me the bride of Kins Zoi; <»f Albania in week. The royal wedding was the greatest spectacle ever seen In na and was attended b\ peal rejoicings. Planet News entinc Polo tram for urn. which ta makini a summer
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    78 10 you arc planning out a new outfit—always such a thrilling business do be careful to make sine that your foundations arc right, for if they are not, it is impossible for your clothes to sit well. Lingerie styles are just as lovely as they can possibly be, The badkc <>t
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    Let LIngerie And Dress Combine
    590 10 Let LIngerie And Dress Combine To Give You That Fashionable Slim Silhouette and the new daytime under garments are designed to keep out of the way of outside clothes. They are cut very streamline <md trim, without folds or other impediments to those sleek outlines of the figure which are
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    LOVELY LIGHTING
    76 10 LIGHTING is a .subject thai Ing larger and the mil and since fittings an >nabie now-a-days, thia I prising. When we were visiting Rene the other dav m [taffies Place not help adxnii tie REAJ TIFUL silver candleabra. Wk definitely add to the appeal dinlng-table Thi me hold
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      54 10 tbMsaCSTnl Si IB^'IVBSSJr^Bo '^^■SSJ L^Ls^^a Hair Professur llresst'rs mBKES^\ <h Qe (irnts I v the I pei i] from ii ri iita.Miir con r rhe i i everything bo the (.1 OUI i'i U m i..i l'trm am nt Ifaying $10 i .i MAISON MARTIN II 19 Unber Mansions, Orchard
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    716 11 And You Will Earn the Reputation of Being Smartly -Dressed NESS in dress lias comparatively dn with the money one it There are women who Jly on frocks, shoes, hats and s and who still remain so oriking that no-one gives more rsory glance at their
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    INTERNATIONAL COOKERY COURSE
    75 11 AN attractive course ol i ;"":i1 Cooken con RafH, to-morrow morning 9 30 a.m. The opening lesson will the plan md cooking (under the direction ol Mrs Miller Mackay) 01 an "English dinner; including toup, iish, roast and desert. Opportunity will be given for questions and discussion
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      449 12 BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Tonnage Spore Tonnage Spore 1938 1938 CARTHAi 15.00(1 In port RAWAI PINDI 17,000 July 15 MI'KDWAN '170 In port CORFU 15,000 July 29 KAJPUTANA 17,000 May 20 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 RANCHI 17.000 June 3 BEN 6.000 Aug. 8 SOMALI (i,BOO Juu-
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    77 13 ships ALONGSIDE 111 I WHARVES <>K I \l'l( no TO IRRIVI ri ntrancc i \ii N| «ip Qodowu c; :i t < <..it« Javanese I'ri:: 30 3 i\iniitw < 9 Main Wharf: Lch. M» ii Mars, Tug Pentowcr Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil VEBSBLB IN DKV
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    AMERICAN SHIPPING
    272 13 Competition By Foreign Vessels A p Into the direction ol dominance by forel ol the trai Pacific I taken a Ban Francisco i I he announcement rnationaJ Shipping Co I ttle would start a monthly service between Pacifli < < Orient and Philipp] vith Bwi i and Norwegian
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    190 13 TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TI ME and Kemasek Gemaa May 7 8 am rally. Hoihow Carth. 7 10 am m Cart ham 7 10 a.m. ,nd Macao Carthai 7 10 a.m U<rn Cif'h 10 am only) r.Artagnan 7 10.30 1 south Andre U bon 7 11 i
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    Notice To Mariners
    42 13 Between now and the end Ol May, floating survej beacons without lights will be laid north-west ol Billition, between Latitude; 2 def 10' 8 and 2 deg. 40' 8 and Longitudes 107 deg and K)7 deg. 40 1 E.
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    Mail Delivered
    18 13 Tin- An Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Apr. wa -livened In London on May 2.
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    39 13 The s.s Conte Blancamano la due here at a3O pin on Sunday from Genoa, Naples Pori Said, Bombay and Colombo She Is expected to sal) again ai 1 p m n tn seame day for Manila. Hongkong and Shanghai
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    ANOTHER U.S. WARNING TO JAPAN
    142 14 tiington N i warn Ocrauaj I ...<< IWj Itel I •'<< l 1 1 1 l ;\!7ll 1 „.,,..-...1.. n.,i...,,, to* ru (1..- rarall w*. l JapaneM invatiMi Wiui. Th< hui li d too far a raep over them, makta t iit to keep the
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    23 14 A CAPITA] levy of 24 million?; will dp raised in Hungary the army. There will be From Industry and the private person Reuter
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    Guthrie's Report
    98 14 i D,n market* have emely dull Report* from consuming centres have been Uttl< coura nd price; have again saggGuthrii &< o report, the disinclination oi Holders ,t levels has been .renounced, and turnover. particularly in physical rubber, has extremely small Malayan i during April amounted to 53.8W tons
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    26 14 A estion that restoration of fullthe mx senior line regiith battalions at home would timulato i- cruitini was made in a question Sir derson 'Con. Ealing.)
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    EURASIAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES
    79 14 EURASIAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES Sin Tind oi:« h ol tro amou vinc) < i ura•.vhen he wu produced b» ird Magistrate, The complainant m the breacn was Mr. Acord Lew who employed the accused can- In the otl mford Hoad on April 5 ting Tan Hong Tean In typewriter
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    MORE HANDICAPS FOR LOCAL RACES
    148 15 UTS !<>r six eranta on t^e W fourth day of thr |CI ra( e meetlm at imkit HonWediiMdaymndoneraceoß lth (lax Msj M mc h foiE S CLASS l. DIV. t. J MKS. 7 12 I n| Bird din tv xss 'I. DIV. 4. 7 FIRS.
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    91 15 SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS SDING competitor! nded th it "ntsit's for Hw 11 tennis championon \ia\ 10. LaU entries pied Entry forms all affiliated sen! in to Mr. inman, Hon. Beftree. < us, Pri u c mi :i foea arc as l.tl Wen singles <>l pei player) dou M n«'i- pair):
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    Castle Confiscated
    51 15 Vienna, Friday innounced tl rtate ated the castle of he homp lardt. to whom the castle he Austrian I Made in court t uit for clan Srdt by the owner of the Bfleged that part of thi Mt. well-known ;ri his wife. Sternbers'^ ighter of Dr. Alfred i.
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    R. A. GOLF TOURNEY AT BUKIT TIMAH
    241 15 1 posed to hold a Royal Artillery II meeting on the morning Thin Ml3 19. Starting at 9 The meeting will be open to all and present members Ot the Royal Ar tillei By the kind porn. and Committee of the SI Golf
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    Week-End Cricket Teams
    360 15 Week -End Cricket Teams rpEAMS for week-end cricket -I matches have been selected ,is follows: St. Andrew's Old Boy.. \i i- a m st Andn and on Saturd p.m.: Yeah Yum Chong, Choi i hom Fook, H van Cuylcnburg, A van Cuylenburg, u Thoy M. Hartley, P. Hill, M Koho'otT
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    MALACCA CAR PARKS TO BE PAVED
    132 15 MALACCA CAR PARKS TO BE PAVED >m Our Oivn Correspondent Malacca, Thursci.. AT .1 meeting ol the Municipal Commls►ners In December last it decided thai all <»!><mi air p car parka should be paved with phalted granite to the Ol the Municipal V At the ordinary meeting <>t the Commiftslonera
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    Rumania Watching Minorities
    69 15 Bucharest. Fin; KING Carol of Rumania has decn reorganisation of the Mlnorltie Office, the function of which will i supervise the application of adm trative legislative measure m i tion with minorities and propose solutions for the minority problems A new chief In office will be app
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    Icebound Ship Refloated
    39 15 MOSCOW. Friday THE 3.930 ton Shanghai Thci i i \i< [< which ha b« n ice bound ofl Sakhalin since the autumn, was refloated to-day by Sovtel dlYi .iid will !)<• taken to Alexandro\ k 01 Sakhalin Reuter
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    ATTACK ON MR. J. TOLMIE
    138 16 Echo Of Mawai Chandu Shop issault Our ou-n Correspondent) johore Bahru, Frid BMr Justice J. V. G. Mill* in ipreme Court yesterday concluded In which a Malay Chandu clerk at Mawai named Abdul Rahman bin Ibrahim wi l d with ha vii :nirt witn a
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    SOVIET WILL OPPOSE PLA! TO RECOGNISE ABYSSINIA
    143 16 SOVIET WILL OPPOSE PLA! TO RECOGNISE ABYSSINIA London. I f ORD Halifax, Foreign L will be the chief Brii gate to the League Count i| at Genera ne\t week, m\ question of the recofnitioli Abyssinian conquest is j standing topic. Britain and France will woi cert but it has been
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    Canada Building Bren Machine Guns
    56 16 Canada Building Bren Machine Guns Ottawa, Thursday IT is officially announced thai rangements are concluded fi manufacture in Canada of the light machine gun with which British army Is being equipped. Unofficially it is stated that a: tial British order was received fo tablishment of a plant at Tbroi manufacture
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    Passengers By Air
    187 16 Arrived from Europe. Indin and P< ang by KLM plane "Ibis" on 2 5 38 Mr. F. W. Hugenholtz. Mr. M. D. G. E. Middo! Mr. G A. A. Boge. Mr. G. Skoglund. Mr. A Elsworth. Left lor N E.I by KLM on 3.5.38 Mr. F W
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    43 16 Lady Fhon. to England and leav< i ;jii" on May 12. Sin irn in October. Thur.s< Sir Eric Holt Wilson. Air A. W. Tedder, Elon Mr. A Commander and Mi M hop. and Major H. W. M. I > overrun ent House.
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      778 16 fON THE RADIO J^L A LONDON SINGAPORE T -g p.m. <.M metres i*i.w ">< i, the P .,n. GBB l.i.f- b^n* (tLfl mw; ArUf> cll (,s<. 16.86 metres <1- M mcs) and cm IMS- mel 14 mcs). accompa rrmnsmission 5:- itu Kok Soo Mel J m«J" B 2Jd paniedby Mo
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      304 16 PARIS elength: 19.68 metres; (15.243 Kcs.) 5.20 p.m.— Gramophone Records. 6.05 p.m.— Talk on French Events (In Jugo-Slav by Mr. Dragui-Nicolitch. b.20 p.m.— News ii. English. 6.35 p.m.— Concert Relayed from ParisP.T.T. 7.05 p.m. Gramophone Records. 7.20 p.m.— Concert Relayed from ParisP.T.T. 7.50 p.m.— News in French. Colonial Market Prices.
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    ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY DINNER
    276 17 I „-hsh are in reality the sentimental of people. frequently carried away bj sucfa collective security Mi«h-lik< 1 \hich leads them to the nan armed keepeth use. K they reduce their strength imperil not only the safety empire but the peace of Hut now they have
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    GIFT COAL GIVES THE Y.M.C.A. A POINT
    335 17 THIRD DIVISION SOCCER AT POLICE DEPOT Police N M TIIK Point drew with the Y M.( in their third Division match plavrrl >«s|rrdav at the Thomson Koad l>» pot. Four goals were scored, two by Kicky Sullivan lor the Police, and one by
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    SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR STONG 800 A. A.
    331 17 j H 800 Athletic Association, 1 e annual report lor the Pec. 31, 1937. reads, intervs: beginning of the year the vaa 98. During the period under review. 51 new members were elecied and 10 were struck showing a strength of the year
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    Malaka Pinda
    20 17 Malaka Pm( a Rubbei output he month ol April, 1938, amount ■i li)., for tl "i the current
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    Tin Output
    18 17 Tin produced i picuJ luring Apnl, r )(i7 10 pom Mo I ■id 370 10 picuJ
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    Rubber Crop
    16 17 The crop ol Bukil Kai r April lb tl ior twclvr niontt <j,'J97 lb.
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    "A YANK AT OXFORD" Excellent Film At The Capitol
    312 17 "A YANK AT OXFORD" Excellent Film At The Capitol At The Cinemas A YANK AT OXFORD" which opened at the Capitol last night is I icalh excellent Show, brimful of fan and with plenty ol drama to help alonr n story perfectly acted by a cast of stars Robert Taylor,
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    THEATRICAL VENTURE WHICH FAILED
    77 17 Slngapon I That the cause d hia in olvency the in efficiency oi I the statemenl made by Mi Francl x j Sakwoo when h< ken through hid public examij bank] i lei .)u [in nt el thai ii] bankni] Ban! dmitti <i liability principal .m
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    29 17 ndon, Friday. ed 0.0.C ol B with the rank ol Major General In place ncral Bartholomew from Nov. l. Hen at a .1 Afinjoot, 8 s Volui trve (»i <
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    PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY'S RACING AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1590 18 PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY'S RACING AT BUKIT TIMAH Thirrl Dav Of Governors Cup Meeting ,|U M..r( 11^ Suprrbus T third .lav's proKranunr oi the Summei <<.ovrr»,nrs Cap) meetln f of the Singapore Turf riubwilWbj Me thrnuKh at BttWl I »">ah this Lftenioon, wltk the lirst race «m to il p.m 1
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    SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS"
    53 18 Till MtowtH| are si'. this alttrn«on\ raci Timah: R ICC 1 JIM \iY 1.1 K Prude g— BBUAfI OH it Bard 3 lIFRCIIIs (i(»ldcn GlimpstRace 4— DOI'BLK FORM Tredella v-M T( K\( KER VcdM lUcc S— TONBOC Knijjhl s Race 3 KAINBOROK.II Sir Theobald Race B—
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      199 18 TRAINING NOTES I >By Marcus Superbus") i CHAR (Slei«h> went round >.^apor, Wi.,. ItoSSg^ff lOamKl) Tin U irai only a handful of ho, on G c RACEDIEU (rUUnB was ,!w rnL UH ?Ukit *V? l y t M AKL\M)S STBDfG momliif, Mrhea only candidates from the sUblea of Major lux
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    BARQUES KNOCKS OUT MORTELL IN TITLE FIGHT
    814 19 BARQUES KNOCKS OUT MORTELL IN TITLE FIGHT LAST NIGHT'S BOXING IV IL— I n TARLEY DISAPPOINTS AGAINST EAGLE <By Flaneur) the thi'd time. within the short a couple of months the r featherweight boxing title hands when Ventura Mar- flMhj Mexican who holds t l lightweight crown, knocked lohnnv Mortell.
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    Results At A Glance
    61 19 Ventura Marques 8.12 k.o'd Johnny Mortell 8.5'. in the Bth round for the featherweight title. Joe Eagle 9.2 t.k.o'd Young Tarlev 8.9' i in the Bth of a ten round contest. Little Bernal 7.12'j outpointed Little Palace 7.11 M. I).iss 7.8', t.k.o'd Little Mydin 7.8' i
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    PREMIER LEAGUE NOW MORE OPEN
    417 19 PREMIER LEAGUE NOW MORE OPEN Skins Score Good Victory (By "Hover"! bum SJLC i DECISIVE victory by I 1 over the A Rei-s. in the First Division of the s \f.a. Leagae at the Stadium yesterday, enabled the Skmsto drau level on points with the Engineer, and the Artillery, making
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    Air Force Tenis Tournament Results
    270 19 Air Force Tenis Tournament Results TIIK K.A.F. tennis championships it present in progress at Seletar attracted 43 competitors in the singles, and 26 pairs la the doubles, showing a big decline in entries ompared with 1937. The early rounds are now completed and resulted :is follows: SINGLEB First Round:— Cpl.
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    Water Polo
    70 19 A water polo match played on Thursday at Gillman swimming pool between the Loyal Reut Ist team and the don Highlanders Ist team resulted in c win for the Loyal Regt. by goals to 1 The following were the scorers lor th( Loyal Regt: 2 Lt. A. W.
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    S. C. C. TENNIS DOUBLES FINAL
    435 19 S. C. C. TENNIS DOUBLES FINAL PLAYING superb t.nnis. N. i, WTtof .niil Dr. 11. O. Hopkins beat Ko> smith and JL < < htningtm In straight srts. !> 7. 4 in Um final of the championship doubles at the s( i (Mints last evening before a I. in croud
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    JUBILEE H'CAP
    45 19 To-day's Big Race At Kempton London, Prida drobahi.ks and jockeys foi Fubil< e Handicap at Kempton to-morrow are aa follow, (Gordon Richard Noble King <D. Smith imi is (Weston). Carioca. Burdcn-k. Path of Peace and Rodeo II have not been allotted riders. Reuter
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    Evatts i's. William Jacks
    47 19 Evatt's eleven vs William Jacks Co football team on Monday, at the i Park ground, at 5.15 pin CftESOn, Boon Hock Scott, Leng Seng, Retiteni, A. v Street, ci Alexander. Seng Hoi and Liang Howe Reserves Alex Tan C T Goh and Aeira.
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    Railway Institute
    37 19 The Railway Institute defeated the Loyal* Regiment i> Company platoon i;> by 2 goals to nil on the Railway ground On Sunday lait, and a return match wi' be played to-morrow on the Railway ground
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    Rifle Shooting
    21 19 There will bv a spoon shoot for memol the I ore Rifl( it 230 p m at Bukit Tlmari
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    13 CENTURIES IN HOME CRICKET
    235 20 EASY WIN F AUSTRALIAh Fleetwood Smith n Great form lon THE Australians beat Oxlor. nings and 487 runs. Oxl< Innings realised only 75. 1 taking four for 31 and Ward 16. The Australian wicket -k injured his left hand y< play to-day. Fingleton kej and
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    £1,000 Golf Tourney
    39 20 London. Friday. At Southport, D-curti: oi Bourne--1 h w<m the £1,000 i foil four nt with a total ol and Padgham third with red Perry did the first ho -jiu yard dui l thirc i iter.
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    GAZETTE APPOINTMENTS
    146 20 Tin-; following appointments wer< night: Mr H Gordon Minnigerode, V ■lie U.S.A. at Singapore. Mr. L. Rayman, M.C.S., Under SecreMr p A B IfeKerron, M.C.S., First .try <Ai Mr K. MacLennan. Director of P CS. and F.M.S. M rey Carl Allen. Controller of raphs, Singapore. the Pi the
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      12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement May 7, V.m EDITED BY "HERMES" Even Saturday.
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      MAYA CUP GAMES IN SIGHT
      1101 1 MAYA CUP GAMES IN SIGHT Survey Of Two Months \rsrrPY is here it is high time that the S.A F A turned theii „,imv Lo the business of the forthcoming M. Cup ie t which *s aie to open on Saturday May 28 with the match The only date set
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      44 1 The indomitable Don Braclman celebrated his arrival in England with the Australian Test team Hy scoring against Won ester in the opening match of the tour— one of the lust innings h€ has played in months This picture shows Don in charu teristk action.
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      Singapore Club Cricket Averages
      158 1 Singapore Club Cricket Averages LEADING Singapore ba ling averages up to the present are i folloi BATTING In NO R lIS Av. (apt G. J. Bryan 9. 2 SBO. LI Nicky Sullivan 14. 2 506. 122 42 17 Lt F Simp.sun 11 2. 346 132* 38.44 Lt Duke 181 'Hi.
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      SPORTS DAY AHEAD AT SELETAR
      944 2 Busy Days For The Station Sportsmen (IS> Mash) this must surely b<- th« sportsman's busiest time of tl at seietar nl md cricket seasons are approaching the half way lawn tennis and swimming are now m lull swing and to add to claiming Interest and
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      RUGBY CLEAN-UP
      134 2 Secrecy Policy Meets Criticism AT the beginning of the English loot- n ball season that has just ended the Rugby Union declared war on foul pi Their drive lor cleaner play has had id results, but the secretiveness which accompanied it has been criticised. An offending player is
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      Ipoh Soccer Prospects Are Very Open
      455 2  -  Permainan (By NEVER before in the history of and District Football l> petition have the ioitum taking part fluctuated so much a this season which began only time ago. To begin with, the Corinthia.. who annexed both the league hoi the P.F.A. cup last
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      MAX BAER TO HAVE NEW TILT AT WORLD TITLE
      146 2 Meets Winner Of LouisSehmeling Bom '"I MVh k 'I .P uls hlm^ f the bovin* map bv his vict.,, v th the B I rit sh Chwapiwi, Tommy Farr. is to have a chance of regain.' hr^veL- h<aVXU<^ hl which he
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      SERVICES WILL DOMINATE EUROPEAN SIDE
      1150 3 SERVICES WILL DOMINATE EUROPEAN SIDE 1. i Xoits dominated by the milit s are put up by thi cricketers than the It was Lieut.Sirh; md last week it v. ent bai >n the padan<i when they ran up 202 run p .S. and Law in the S.C.C. tournament. d Law,
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