Morning Tribune, 1 April 1939
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Morning Tribune
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Title Section12 1939-04-01 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE I—No. 52. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, April 1, 1939. FIVE CENTS12 words
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Article720 1939-04-01 1 SOLID WITH RANGE TO END AGGRESSION THE event of an attack upon Poland, the Government would feel bound at once the Polish Government all the support in This was the essence of a dramatic thc House of Commons yesterday by Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, who cdBritish Official Wireless - 720 words
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Article79 1939-04-01 1 Washington. Mar. 31. THE IS. Navy haw awarded the contract for thc 19,000- ton aircraft -carrier Hornet, included in the IMS building programme. The cost will be £31.800,000. The new vessel, which will be completed in 34 months, will bring up to 75 the numberReuter - 79 words
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Article181 1939-04-01 1 ITALY READY TO FIGHT Reggio, Mar. 31. WE are preparing for the end and are ready to defend ourselves/' declared Sig Mucsolini, in a broadcast speech. The Duce's words were frequently interrupted by bursts of cheering. „i HL> reference to 'some people across the Alps" was greeted with boos andReuter - 181 words
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Article98 1939-04-01 1 Berlin, Mar. 31. Commenting on Poland and M. Beck's coming visit to Britain, the Nationa Zeitung writes, What they overlook abroad are two factors which Poland must not lose sight of in her foreign po] ;ieal actions if She does not want to become the objectReuter - 98 words
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Article103 1939-04-01 1 London, Mar 31. The King left London late last night, and after spending the night in the train began a tour of inspection to-da> n the Lancashire armament works. The tour opened at the Royal Ord nance Factory at Euxton, nearly Cherley, and visits to neighborB.O.W. - 103 words
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Advertisement12 1939-04-01 1 i h; Other Pages j 2 3 2 4nM Rubber 4fc» Willi's12 words
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Article605 1939-04-01 2 Will Traction' Company's Monopol Be Revised? Commissioners Discuss Transport Services Singapore, Friday. WHETHKR limited competition would be an incentive or a deterrent to strikes which would paralyse Singapore's transport services was the subject of an animated discussion in connection with the monopoly granted to thc Singapore Traction Co. Ltd.. which605 words
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Article233 1939-04-01 2 Member Dismissed Siam's Assembly (From Our Own Correspondent) j Bangkok, Mar 29. J\N Saturday in the National Assembly, which was nearing the L-nd oi its present session, a mem j bar happened to propose that the riett ordinary session should open ,n Jutie 24, that being a memorable day in233 words
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Article125 1939-04-01 2 With the exeentfee el ML Paladihr'i speech and a hardening in the attftade < t Britain and France, there hai beei little In the news to Inspire scaMenes le the future, sivs Lewil and I'eat's rubber rejmt. I i' i dear that the nexl danger ooen will be125 words
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Article77 1939-04-01 2 Singapore. Friday. AT today's meeting of the Municipal. Commissioners. Mr. S. B. Tan again raised the question as to when the) public might expect further reductions, in charges for electric light supplies and or an abolition of the minimum charge. i The President, Mr. W. Bartley, replied that77 words
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Article208 1939-04-01 2 Death Fall From Ship MR. W. G. Porter, the Sin Coroner, to-day postpone die an inquiry into the deal Chinese named Yew Lai who was seen falling from th. Ho Hong on Mar. 21. The Chinese was on his way < Singapore from the East Coi Awang bin Mhd. the208 words
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Article42 1939-04-01 2 A telegram received In Singa: the P. and O. Comoanv states t Chitral will 'eave Hongkong on afternoon with the Canton's na< instead of sailing on Saturdav. S herefore. arrive in Singapore ou day morning instead of on Wee morning.42 words
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361 1939-04-01 2 Singapore, Friday! rpilE Civil Aviation Department siron.sj.ly deny the allegation mi by two Singapore newspapers that the Singapore Aerodrome i 1 a dangerous condition and constantly waterlogged. I It WM stated ir, the article tha ''the dangerous condition of Singapore's much boosted $8,000,000361 words
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Advertisement30 1939-04-01 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European ILm I), For ladies and Gentlemen Speciality in all the latest h ;,,,<l experts in pedi cure and manh ui Prices moderat*30 words
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1008 1939-04-01 3 INDIAN LABOUR SHOULD BE SETTLED ON THE ESTATES Singapore, Friday. THE thiitieth annual general meeting of the Teluk Anson Rubber Estate Limited, was held to-day and those present were: Mr. F. M. Edmonds (chairman), Mr. C. T tie B. Whitehouse, Mr. M. N. Wardell and Mr. W. McArthur, for the1,008 words
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Article314 1939-04-01 3 Singapore. Friday. X the ground that the settled -olicvof the Commissioners regard to staff housing was ended for members of the micipal intermediate service. f l> Tan opposed a decision ken In one of the standing ■mitiees whereby it was ped thai the Trading Dertments should commence314 words
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Article35 1939-04-01 3 Musical Concerts Doomed decision that the ComI not be justified in takjal space in certain local certf ?l advertising S how s and Victoria Theatre and was confirmed at a >.uY t,ne Mum cipai Commissioners35 words
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Article62 1939-04-01 3 Singapore. Fridav.— The charge that he did cause the death of Tara Singh by rash driving, not amounting to culpable homicide in Robinson Road on Mar. 30. was to day explained to Low Ah Lok. a Cantonese lorry driver. Mr C. H. Whitton Traffic District Judge extended bail62 words
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Article129 1939-04-01 3 Singapore, Friday. 1 JAIS bin Salleh a syce was to-day fined *i*. by IVIr. t. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge, on a charge of negligent driving and colliding with a motor cycle at the junction of Middle Road and Selegie Road on Feb. 18. Inspector G_ S. Windsor in129 words
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Advertisement110 1939-04-01 3 Do You Need Classes? Only an examination by ____Wsmmms a skilled qualified spe- ywk^ cialist will tell you to |f*sJii£ri' what extent your vision is deficient. R. A. THOMPSON Dr. of Ocular Science. Govt. Licentiate (U.S.A.) 35 Years European Clinical Experience 4, Arcade Ground Floor. Tel. 3002. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO.,110 words
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REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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Article29 1939-04-01 4 London, rn-.-.; Pf-rfkmi To-day Chanße VHT__Bf f.ne Bar per oz. tf-8-6-2 H-8-6V 2 WLVER ltu i*ot /r 19 15 16 i! i ninths' forward 19*4 W* Ul*29 words
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Article110 1939-04-01 4 London I Previous To-day ,„.,,> Steady Idle RIBBER Buyers B a P ot Sellers 8 8 8, Ut" Forward ,Ap, June. Buyer, tllll 2nd Forward UurySep:, Buyers B* |JM 3rd Forward, Oct. Dee.- 85S-.y,' M S3. London. Previous T_>-day PALM OIL (Malaya) In bulk Mar. Apr. shipment £14.7.6110 words
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Article62 1939-04-01 4 Singapore. Friday. Tir, at midday was $110 1,2, unchanged, ant: the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock for b...h Spot and July September was btfyen 27 14 cents. Political conditions dominated the 1 share market to-day and all sections were dull and lifeless. Most quotations ihowad no62 words
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Article192 1939-04-01 4 Singapore, Friday. MENTION of the fact that the Jalan Besar football stadium does not mn pay its running expenses, was rr.ade by Mr. W. Bartley, Municipal President, at a meeting of the Commissioners to-day when Dr. A. J. Un unsuccessfully moved reference back of a committee decision to192 words
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Article159 1939-04-01 4 Singapore, Friday. SEVERAL important decisions in connection with recommendations of the Trimmer (Traffic) Committee were confirmed at a meeting of the Municipal Commissioners to-day. Among the decisions were: The Commissioners agreed that In certain cases the provision of loops ofl the streets for turning and waiting vehicles at159 words
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Article138 1939-04-01 4 London. I Previous To-day iastiners 89 9 90 IHinlop Rubber 26 26 ueneral Electric 76 4» 2 76 TVsImperial Chemical Industries 29 9 29 4V 2 Imperial Tobacco 130 7 1 1313 Anglo-Dutch 24 3 24 3 Canadian Pacific 4 9 16 4 :i R London Tin138 words
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Article51 1939-04-01 4 ii.T-RRri. New York, Mar Market Tine Previous To-day Ma net Tine Steady Steady »Pot Buyers 15 15 16 153 4 Sellers 16-116 15 7 R Jonvard July Sept. Buyers 15 15 16 153 < Sellers 16 116 15 7 8 Market Tone Steady Dull Spot 46 551 words
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Article62 1939-04-01 4 London. B Previous To-day H. on (closing selling rate) 176 7b" 176 73 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) ***** 16 Unchanged T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rat*. 8^ 8 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is 27 8 Is 2me T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate)62 words
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Article16 1939-04-01 4 London. I TIN STANDARD Previous To-day Snon^fternoon (closing price) O.fl £215 £214 > 2 £214-416 words
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Advertisement73 1939-04-01 4 9 c,+ fit. g*--_s* I^-^jr. It Is imposindividual to provide for his valued possessions the safety that is afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes of varleus sizes for hire at moderate rates. HIRERS themselves hold the TOYS and ONI.Y THEY can have access to these safe boxes73 words
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Advertisement15 1939-04-01 4 fl «ffl^« «i SOUTH HHITIKFa INSI UANCK COMPANY, LTD. Seeurif? ll*| 502 Pin.nvs.n O w15 words
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Advertisement9 1939-04-01 4 h^^^h >^^_4^__w fc_______________p^ kl c LTD. sr ak& f*oiu39 words
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Article773 1939-04-01 5 ATOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser 8 Company Tr 3,3 3» M Mt 4!9 5)3 M ral Ana! 39i 44U k rtu ifalsy 20 21;- 1 r Hitam 065 0.70 0 r Wens 19- 19 9 fttn Tin .3-3 I>2 Bc. O 1 Selangor 9 3 9'9 c until 20 3773 words
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Article157 1939-04-01 5 FRASER COMPANY Singapore, Mar. 31, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books ioiai «t y Close Date Ex Div. year T -r-_ *%n4» RAtn Selanoor Apr A P r !8 A P r i3 2V ?SS« 5% final Apr. 8 Apr 15 Apr 9 10% _^o«_r RivPr 2Vfe% Apr. 4 Apr. 6157 words
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Article213 1939-04-01 5 *M Singapore, Friday. Buyers Sellers 34V 2 3,9 Ampats 065 0.70.. AyerWengs ob £2^ Batu Selangors gj JJ Hong Fatts V-°" 17t6 Hongkong Tin J™ J 7^ Jelebus "S u 9 j. Kamunting Tin J* A Katu Tin 2 2'6 Kents i__L IsiKillinghalls }S Kramats *L ,2213 words
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Article243 1939-04-01 5 Int in-. 7n _T_ Ltd WO.OOO tat Apr. 30 0ct .31 w 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY I*l red 1940 $400,000 I Mar. ll sept. 30 100 101 nom P* 1907 "d. 1947 $1,600,000 106 108 nom L. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 in^ w u> 19 *> W.ooo.'jod243 words
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Advertisement154 1939-04-01 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N. V. incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. IM Paid Up Capita I 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directori H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN CHABOT154 words
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Advertisement242 1939-04-01 6 r^n %/ll lA-NIVI VIATINI l J L I PAVILIOIN to-nk.ht <i-i.) !i-i.< r^K j AGAI.F.OI SIDK-SPIJTTIXG rl IN r, W^J j IN m.g.m s lURR* MARITAL j j mix ip: x j j ROBERT MONTGOMERY <<#g^ j VIRGINIA BRUCE |HL I f 1 .'THE FIRST! with f WARREN WILLIAMJ BINNIE242 words
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Advertisement163 1939-04-01 6 inismvEL y "Z 4 vr zm y/ j I i ma SCREENS GOLUEN-VOICED SINGING STAR IJ, In her S .ea.es< hil ONE NIGHT of LOVE' j n,u type af LICIT. MUSICAL corned,- j -3 SHOWS- jl CAPITOL 5 15- 6-15 9-15 jC 2^ p I t •>«*____/• H_______.lv a___B-_B_B-an_. ITLL1163 words
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Advertisement196 1939-04-01 7 iar i mmmmmmmmmsmmmmmmmmmmmmmx IiRLBOROUGH I EMPIRE TALME M|fl/**» iJ #w J {Matinees To-day Tomorrow ■j" T() >iORROVV Complete Serial Chapters I—ls of j WfSmm j'THE BLACK COIN"} 'JUKI a iaialMtMl iiHiti a iHi» f ii Ml i a 1 I'Arunafflri Nathar'l I GRAND theatre! I .th 75 MANICKA 5 <*•"196 words
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Advertisement334 1939-04-01 7 I TO-DAY TO-MORROW 4 SHOWS DAILY; 1 J J ALHAMBRA 1 WARNER BROS. HILARIOUS BROADWAY STAGE SUCCESS j balmy army a/tacks L vour (umtybonc .1 I m W K J| B aod captures vour B 9 M m a^¥*^_\^r\' cart a iff mmm ve our I I^^^^^^L I co^ e334 words
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1280 1939-04-01 8 DIOCESAN MEETING Singapore, Friday. 7JLANCING through the Diocesan Chronicle of the Philippine Islands the olher day I was startled hy the announcement of a terrifying programme of reductions and retrenchments which Bishop Mother Lad been compelled to introduce by the drying up1,280 words
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Article22 1939-04-01 8 London, Mar ihc King, accompanied by the Qot visited the two big London County Council estates in Hackney to-dav.—Brit:.-wireless.22 words
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Advertisement48 1939-04-01 8 PREPARE TO SHUDDER AGAIN! TO-MORROW 1 3-i5 6-15 9-15 1 AT THE CAPITOL The Most Famous Thriller ever made ■rati New Copy— Brought back bv Public Demand \m^& *mm WWm __\\\\W\\\\w _^W I _f n________________________JL ,*>\ *il_\r yHT. A* f- mmxfStß ajoyjt BUI JWIhIiOWS KXSWn, COLIN CUVE MAK CLAW*48 words
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Advertisement54 1939-04-01 8 TH&SH»slls OF MURDER CpbuDED THEIR LOV|| P The romance of a upland a clever girl press agenti jg^mL-l -'-''ilfl B mSw_^__^ JE-k. aB F aM^Si Ebk __W^& m*cr*>_^ a t,^" Tj IE '*SV a-/ ___B B^ __^B- ti-i -K'' '9wS W\_m^2^> m \mt__- m \_£^S^*^tr^m^Fm^T^^MMr J FRANK ALbERTSON 1 rNEXT54 words
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Article691 1939-04-01 9 \SER VICE MMA IN \ii.\ZY From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 19. THOUGH Pan-American AiruaV s first flight from New York anv* dav expected and Imperials mise f tegki a "regular seal Z service on Ist June, transatntic prospectt remain extremely IZ> Nobody really knows when ie691 words
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317 1939-04-01 9 Bishop Ward's Tribute To Chinese Labour Chungking. BISHOP Ralph Ward of Ohio, who has returned from the world missionary conference at Madras with seven companions, believed to be the ftrst foreign party to compitte tbe eastward trip from Rangoon to Kunming by the new Burma hign way. told the United317 words
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Article579 1939-04-01 9 London. Mar. 30. It was stated at Marlborough House to-day that Queen Mary, who has been suffering from a cold, is better.— British Wireless. I h.p. Gipsy Major engine. Though the tail-first system has be<.n shown to be perfectly practicable, its advantages over the ordinary aeroplane have yet579 words
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Advertisement35 1939-04-01 9 DOG'S HEAD A+ BRANDY SPECIAL MATURE WgzM AUSTRALIAN flJSll BRANDY $M_ (HOSP,TAL QUAUTV) S?^M?^V MENTION "DOG'S HEAD" IF t^ YOURE LOOKING FOR A PURE BRANDS IT'S A FINE PICK-ME-UP\ SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. 'UT" 17835 words
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341 1939-04-01 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Saturday, Apr. 1. GERMANY WARNED AS soon as one crisis is over another takes its place. Poland is now thc danger point owing to the aggression of Germany, and the next tew days contain dire possibilities for peace or war. The position is that Britain and France341 words
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Article, Illustration1187 1939-04-01 10 J. C. Ford - Cleanest Sporting tvent In The World J. C. Ford THE BOAT RACE M _m B) I oi college I the early part of thi nineteenth entury How kmg bttoc that boat-racing wai carried on to an condition it ti impossible t O, tfted their series to and the flr I1,187 words
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Advertisement12 1939-04-01 10 mswm&^m&wmm Val 'i m*3 nr IIU white 1 1 WHISKY I W.P.S.-D112 words
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Article197 1939-04-01 11 j,_r>c not exceeding :nua by thj ;m. V^oneue in June 1 mcil ol ha l t n xvill bo of the value "V md v ill be tenable for .may be withdrawn or ,i 'a uncll if the conduct d by TsStim unsatisfactory. SeW scholarships should the197 words
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378 1939-04-01 11 FEDERAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO RAFFLES COLLEGE Federal Scholarships, not exceedinL' ten tn number, will be awarded by the Council of Raflles College on behalf of the Government of the Federated Malay States m June 1939. Candidates for five .cholarship.v must be of the Malay race. Attention is directed to the Rules378 words
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Article190 1939-04-01 11 New Plan To Use Telephone Lines London. Mar. 30. IN Oi€ course of an announcement on wireless relay services, the Postmaster-General informed the House of Commons of the Government s decision that the Post Office would introduce a service for the distribution of broadcast programmesBritish Wireless - 190 words
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Article43 1939-04-01 11 In our report of the meeting of Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate yesterday, it was inadvertently stated that the dividend paid was 4'.. per cent. This is incorrect. The Secretaries inform us that a dividend of four per cent, was declared.43 words
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116 1939-04-01 11 Better Films For The British Navy London, Mar. 30. JHE Royal Naval Film Corporation, which has been constituted to organise the provision of film pro grammes for the lower deck on ships of the Navy, will be inaugurated by the Duke of Kent at Portsmouth on Tuesday evening. The FirstBritish Wireless - 116 words
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176 1939-04-01 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh - U.S. LOAN OF FIFTEEN MILLIONS FOR CHINA Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Mar. 31. j^NOTHER Sino-American Agreement, providing a credit loan of 15,000,000 U.S. Dollars to China, has been concluded. This loan will be utilised solely for the purchase of aeroplanes from America. In another report, it is stated that176 words
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Article53 1939-04-01 11 Traffic will be resumed between the 10th and llth milestones, Chaimi Road, on Saturday lst April. 1930. 2. Over a length of 15 chains a single lane only will be available and this will be controlled. H. W. BEGBIE, for SETTLEMENT ENGINEER. SINGAPORE. Public Works Department, Singapore,53 words
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Article188 1939-04-01 11 STRENGTH OF ARK ROYAL London, Mar. 30. CIR STANLEY GOODALL. Director of Naval Construction at the Admiralty, addressing the Institute of Naval Architects last night, described H.M.S. Ark Royal, the first aircraft-carrier to be wholly designed as such. On a waterline length of 721 feet, she has a flying deckBritish Wireless - 188 words
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Article88 1939-04-01 11 London, Mar. 30 According to Helsingfors Press reports the British trade delegation to Finlant had a conference this morning with the Finnish representatives at the ofTicia residence of the Finnish Foreign Minister. Later Mr. R. S. Hudson was received by the Premier, M. Cajander. M. Ryti,British Wireless - 88 words
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Advertisement74 1939-04-01 11 THa TWifTOfllC *©OD| OSm t .*mts *4 m CbmmAm tU Storm i i For a CHANGE! COME! To the BRIGHTEST SPOT >'n TOWN PALATABLE DELICIOUS DISHES Fresh Sydney Rock Oysters and Bandoeng Strawberries Obtainable at the CAPITOL RESTAURANT Before or After the Show WATCH FOR THE MAGIC MARGIN Oil A74 words
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Article, Illustration122 1939-04-01 12 M. Lebrun President of Fram e, paid a State visit to London. accompanied by Madame Lebrun. The French President and his party were given a rousine welcome. A State banquet was held in connection with his visit. While in London. President Lebrun opened the new buildings122 words
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Article, Illustration51 1939-04-01 12 Below: Madame Lebrun is seen receiving a bouquet at the Institut Francais, whose new buildings were opened bv the French President during his stay in London. There was a very large gathering at the function where President Lebrun received members of the French colonv in South51 words
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15 1939-04-01 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement So. »1, Apr. 1. 1 939 SUITED BY "SPECTATOR Every Saturday.15 words
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Article, Illustration1352 1939-04-01 1 IIUIIC V/i i.C.C n Services match playlast Sunday was a great disItment on the whole. This I was expected to produce good scores and give an indi- as to the material available i the Services but it fell short respects. the B rvlces turned1,352 words
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Article, Illustration716 1939-04-01 2 DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN PLAYERS AND CLUBS NEARINC SETTLEMENT FOLLOWING their recenl strike threat the Association Pla Union held another meeting at Manchester where they approved proposals put forward In Im don a fortnight before. i vn James Fay, the Union secreUry, ms* Instructed to ask lhe Fool ball league t<» receive716 words
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Article74 1939-04-01 2 ENGLAND'S FENCING WIN AT DUBLIN THI' inaugural triangular i- ,li tournament between E"*'" Scotland and tire, held i" „:IJ was won bv England, who beating Scotland by 24 victories 12 won by 25 to 11 against Eire* Scotland, by beating Fire by 23] to 12 with one double hit. to74 words
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Article, Illustration54 1939-04-01 2 It Whiting, I.eyals hall btck, beads the ba'.l in thc'mateh be twe*, the I.oyals and the R.A.F. U_m i n tne picture h Ha>'. R.A.F. < -nireforward who* has been plavtaJ sj hnd dly from the beginning of th. s ason. Hay is now over-sh.ulou. lag his54 words
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443 1939-04-01 2 MR CHARLES HEWITT, the Millwall FC. manager, has been sel censured by ;he Football Association. This announcement was made in the publication of thc findings of the Consultative Committee of thc F.A. which sat in London* oh March 3to Investigate a complaint lodged by Referee G.443 words
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Article, Illustration33 1939-04-01 3 K.e n eandC O. 7«n__i__«_. who returned the best time, in <he motor aeceleration tests at Kua.a Lumpur last f e g 11 Holloway, J Keene ana v. Sunday. RigM to lefI: 'j33 words
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Article834 1939-04-01 3 ILccer Cricket Make he News This Week L nr .portsfields and men have been rather at sea for sport dm Ke past fortnight or so, owing chiefly to manoeuvers and the Lto them Now. however, they have once more picked up and lar in mil swing; especially junior834 words
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Article65 1939-04-01 3 Soccer Fan To Marry her "Idol" veruh, 'ls l *> marry the n 'ea to bhe P* met 1 ber-! JR J**** t,m e after she m^&£^ ml* id ens^ement has just r, > K a «22 ln the "»ith n_t JF*?**' don't agij j ,l placer. ***_7m&__V!** m* *m65 words
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169 1939-04-01 3 GREAT Britain gained an easy victory over America in the women's match for the Wolfe-Noel Cup, which America held, by five matches to none at Queens Club, London. None of the American players was able ta win a game. The meeting, of the two champions,169 words
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Article, Illustration12 1939-04-01 3 Taih putting cue pm* lay... in the match between the Malay. MAMA.12 words
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Article237 1939-04-01 3 Wigan To Face Another Hurdle TIVING Wigan Rugby League Club permission to tour Australia, the English Rugby League have ruled that the club must confine their games to club opponents and must not take with them players not on their own register. Commenting on this decision, Mr. Harrv Sunderland, the237 words
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Article96 1939-04-01 3 Jack (Kidj Berg,, former weight. champion, who is boxing >**> we He-weight in America, suffered tho flSFknwkiut of his come-back .campaign when he walked into a vicious Eft hook from Pedro Montanez (Puertor co> in the fifth round of a IC-round but at the New York Hippodrome The96 words
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Article, Illustration501 1939-04-01 4 THE TIMLESS TEST WHAT VILLAGE CRICKET TAUGHT th;. is the story of the Test match which could not be finished There have been many such, but this is a special case, and deserves ■pedal treatment. PO! ten day England and South Africa had tolled in i world record display ol501 words
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Article, Illustration1002 1939-04-01 4 GREAT BID TO STAGE THE 19 OLYMPIC GAMES IN LON DON Frank Chester (famous English Test umpirei A remarkable achievement, but really these wickets are too good. Time-limitless Tests are a washout. 11. Sutcliffe (Yorkshire and England t: It proves we did not go in to bat with our tails1,002 words
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436 1939-04-01 5 "Ugly" Incidents To Be Stopped JOLLCWERS of football throughout Malaya, will, I am sure, welcome the news that the Perak Football Association is launching a campaign this season to remove all undesirable elements from Perak football. lii commcn wi.h other important centres in436 words
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Article, Illustration31 1939-04-01 5 HEAD TO IT Webster heads away in the match between the S.C.C. and the Malays played during the week. The S.C.C. went down to their biggest defeat yet— they lost 9—l.31 words
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Article, Illustration13 1939-04-01 5 Contrast In Size Incident in the game between the SCC and the Malays.13 words
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Article129 1939-04-01 5 riinm r l- Bo r lcan the ne e ro student at m i ll lversit J' who is expected to n£Tl£f£?s owens of distance runmer B 'hnM! ate lenn Cunningham, foroveMnnn[°^ the world s mile recor inf in M o> arcls at an indoor tr ack129 words
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Article164 1939-04-01 5 Farr Runs 12 Miles On Birthday JUDGING from the rapidity with which seats are being sold for Tommy Farr's battle with Burman, the Welshman has retained much of the tremendous popularity he gained in this country a couple of years ago. The contest will be staged at Harringay on April164 words
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238 1939-04-01 5 ocv I' beSt men,s sin ,es Anal* thamnionvh! 1 m the Al, "England •saS^»Si en ded in a Dane at the Ro' m V°_ r th e first time '-ndon. Vh en P___\mA-*F* Ilal1 holder, wc? J: Maosen beat the »-ii! Ef chols °y M-K.238 words
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Article163 1939-04-01 5 AL DELANEY, Canadian heavy weight champion, met with lr second defeat in eight days when fa was outpointed by Walter Neusel, c Germany, over ten rounds at Frank furt-am-Main. A week previous Delaney had ber knocked out in London bv the northerheavyweight. Jack London. He took163 words
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404 1939-04-01 5 Blackpool Pay More Than £10,000 For Dodds WITH the closing date of the transfer season drawing near, clubs are strengthening their team before the ban goes up. Sheffield United and Blackpool hav^ been in the news recently with a der. in which the fee is reported to be i:< excess404 words
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573 1939-04-01 6 Selangor XI Will Give S'pore A Good Match KK weeks StaU Wal empbaptoed t ct lhat SeUngor ha< number vl bat-men <>t varyine capabiliti. but sudlv lacks slock Howlers. At ainereni M.o.rs >•" 7T titT bat- man nor bowler bU t the /e-r a few bnl i »en who round573 words
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148 1939-04-01 6 WILD SCENES AT SYDNEY BOXING STADIUM A GOOD old-fashioned 'set-io' in which boxers, seconds, officials and oHlookcrs crammed the ring and let fly at each other, marked the fight between Fred Henneberry, former AujstrtaliWn middleweight champion, and 'Red' Farmer,, of America, at the Sydney Sports Arena. Henneberry was given the148 words
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Article97 1939-04-01 6 Sixto Kscouar. world's bantamweight champion, and K. O. Morgan of Detroit, Jmve signed for a 15 rounds title fight in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on April -2. Morgan has been seeking patiently for •some montha a chance to meet Escoba: for the title, even parading with sanrl97 words
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Article, Illustration6 1939-04-01 6 m.m..Mm.AmsMM l i-e. bid rhonourslnl>iv slonll6 words
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Article25 1939-04-01 6 "The directors of the Tottenham Hotspur F.C. record their emphatic protest against the decision of the Football Association Council to play a .semi-final25 words
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Article, Illustration504 1939-04-01 6 yOTTENHAM HOTSPUR sent an "emphatic pratest" to the Football Association against their action of arranging one of the F.A. Cup iemi-fina's to take place at Arsenal Stadium when Tottenham had a home league match on the same day. Tottenham made clear, however, that when504 words
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616 1939-04-01 7 THE Koval Engineers entertained an I eleven from H.M.S. Eagle in a friendly soccer game on the north Padang last Friday. Although beaten bv five goals to nil the visitors save an exhibition of good clean football. The Sappers soon attacked the Eagle's out it616 words
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Article, Illustration611 1939-04-01 7 (By "Fln«h"| THE people who contend that the R.A.F. are the most likely winners of the S.A.F.A. League this season have various points in their Tavour but the most impressive is the reserve strength of the Airmen. Apart from the611 words
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Article, Illustration28 1939-04-01 7 OLD RIVALS MEET AGAIN Yadi and Iv* mis (left), who met in the final of the Knowles Cup. in vli" Y.M.C.A. tennis tournament. Kamis won in two sets.28 words
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Article, Illustration16 1939-04-01 8 Urd Grey, champion Neu Zealand griffin "M'?**™'™* Cup urn v.in, meeting winning on the first day.16 words
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Article767 1939-04-01 8 Marcus Superbus - Marcus Superbus Training Will Start On Apr. 13 (Hv hacing intern, this week end is being Mnnned to Turing, wheu an R extra low-day sky meeting I. being heW. TWptag U mother two ,lay Easter sky, meeting at Ipoh on Apnl Bal d .lO ate767 words
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Article56 1939-04-01 8 B. L. (Duncan) Gray, the British Eme Games 1,000 me' res champion won 'strajia In the record time cf 20 mins <~cs., at Sydney. Ofl? also reached the final of the '"event which was won by F. Ashby Victoria, in 2 mins 0.8 sees; R P or56 words
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Article, Illustration160 1939-04-01 13 BUSY TIME MINISTERS LEAVE "NO. 10" During the past few days, British Cabinet Ministers were having a busy time due to the situation in Europe. Many calls were made by the Ministers at the Foreign Office. where the German, Soviet and French Ambassadors in London also had160 words
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Article, Illustration1448 1939-04-01 14 Use your HEAD when you choose a HAT Smart and yet not in any way exaggerated, the HideI/rimmed hat shown above w< uld look equally well in lelt or panama. Huge bows of more ribbon and a smart ornament provide simple but distinctive trimmings. ALL women, at some time or1,448 words
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Article133 1939-04-01 17 •Qantas" April 1 9 p.m. kir^S B-unei Md Labuan Marudu 1*» 9*> worth), Bmnn an- Sirdhana 1 3 p..m L Hakone Maru 1 11 a.m. i ir t M 1 2 p.m. L ujd Great Britain x K.L.M. .ong. China and Japan Teiresias 1 2.30 p.m. reels only) Kumsang133 words
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Article59 1939-04-01 17 TO MORROW "Imperial" „2 2 p.m. "Imperial" „2 2 p.m. CHinax Imperial" 2 2 p.m. in. o Formosa and o Macao x "Imperial" 2 2 p.m. South West Sumatra. S.-East neo Celebes. Moluccas and ltc DUIy X K.L.M. 2 9 p.m. Cine Island! Imperial" „2 2 p.m. Correspondence prepaid at59 words
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Article85 1939-04-01 17 li expected from Europe etc. lon' by Ai:- 'Imperial', time of de-. of boxhlders' letters only 10 a.m. 1 now and ceneral delivery of letters JB. on Monday. ls expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (K.L.M). time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 4 p.m. and general delivery85 words
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Article152 1939-04-01 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Poseidon, Giang Eee, Tug Pentower, Maj ang. Oil Wharf: Nil. Coal Wharf: Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: Nil. Victoria Dock: Nil. Keppel Harbour: King's Dock: Bulysses. No. 1 Dock: Rita. No.152 words
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Article157 1939-04-01 17 The following passengers passed through Singapore during the week by air: Arrived from N.E.I, by K.L.M. plane "PH-ALW" on Mar. 30: Mr. L. Santin, Mr. M. Roi, Mr. Marcatili, Mr. Swets. Miss van Staveren, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Hcrrison, Mr. Da Costa, Mr. McCluggage, Mr. J. Klapper.157 words
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Article77 1939-04-01 17 In the report of the general meeting of the Chinese Salesmen's Association contained in our issue of yesterday, it was incorrectly stated that this was the third annual .general meeting of the as_sbciation. The meeting was only a general one and was convened for the purpose of77 words
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Article38 1939-04-01 17 Before the Chief Justice in lst Court at 10 a.m. Magistrate's Appeal:— Yi Cheng Yin vs. Rex. Mr. Justice Pedlow at Malacca —Civil cases. I Before the Registrar at 10 a.m.— Taxa- < tions. t38 words
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Article134 1939-04-01 17 Wuhan Songsters Concert FAREWELL variety concert by the Wuhan Songsters in aid of the China Relief Fund, is to be presented at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Wednesday at 9.15 p.m. Chinese music based on the Fivetone scale, if properly rendered, is mo* pleasing to the listener and for thosi134 words
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Article133 1939-04-01 17 (From Our Own Cdrresponderit) Bangkok, Mar. 30. ANOTHER Government lottery wa drawn on Sunday and was interest ing from the point of view of the nor* de plumf's on the counterfoils. At th 208th turn of the wheels the first prli of £1.0,000 was drawn. The name133 words
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Article155 1939-04-01 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 30. FROM next month an entirely new publication, "The Bangkok Short Wave Radio Times" will be issued by the Overseas Publicity Section of the Publicity Bureau and devoted solely to short wave broadcasting in Siam. This will be distributed free of155 words
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Advertisement298 1939-04-01 17 '..1... P...LP ...XE. if Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Dne Salla. i5? LLA IN PORT Apr. 4 EPKUR Apr. 28 May 4 ledtl chea;) round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at thc •i'owing rates ag Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane. Svdney af Mjourne to the connecting298 words
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Advertisement68 1939-04-01 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG. SHANGHAI, MOJI. KOBE AND OSAKA A N T II I A 8.000 TONS SAILING APRIL 6AT 3 P.M. The above vessel has excellent modern accommodation fcr First Saloon ana Second Saloon passengers. Social Holiday Return t.ckets to China and68 words
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Article2242 1939-04-01 18 STOCKS OF RICE ANNUAL MEETING Kuala Lumpur. Friday. deferences to the mt** oi conditions of en***"** f**™. R at th Malayan OoOkrie. were made at the. 2_th annual general ,Ung the Zmy. Md «VffiLSL^TC S* ruildings to-day by the chairman. Mr. H. H. Robbing ww „i2,242 words
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Article111 1939-04-01 18 Singapore, Friday. "A OREED to a proposal of the Ru- ral Board that all pigs in thai area be «lam?ri4ored in the Mumeipal Mlatnf liter-houses. Decision of omniittee No. 2. Attn this decision had been confivmeJ at today's meeting ol the Municipal Commissioner Ml K. A.111 words
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Advertisement216 1939-04-01 18 TRADE BARGAINS FOR SALE CROCK ERY, (JUT LERY, KITCHEN UTENSILS HOON SECK TRADING CO., rl Raflles Place. Mmmmm. Phone 3858. BAKOAINS! Read this page of Special Trade Bargain., appeariiif. in the Morning Tribune every Saturday. You v. HI (Ind what you arc look_nf for and KAVIi MONKY OPTICAL Whatever your216 words
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910 1939-04-01 19 Singapore's War On Child Mortality Is Being Won ■m nulv beginning to reap the harvest of our pioneering days e ire more than ever ready to forge ahead. We are gaining I La'tle against ignorance and harmful superstition. Sickness L diseases of childhood which were, in the past, commonly relas910 words
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Article130 1939-04-01 19 London. Mar. 31 —An explosion in the shopping centre of Bend Strec\ Liverpool, shortly after midnight shattered the windows, which were apparently j fixed with grille protecting opticians j window, at noon. No arrests have yet teen made. An explosion also occurred j at the back of130 words
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Article128 1939-04-01 19 Singapore, Fric'ay. COMMITTEE decision agreeing to A minimum requirements to be prescribed as a standard for exrfmg premises used in the manufacture of icecream and to a proposed amendment to lV Hawkers' Bylaw was referred back for furthe- consideration on the motion of Mr S. B. Tan128 words
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944 1939-04-01 19 Singapore's Example In Prevention Of Epidemics Should Be Followed CINGAPORE is setting an example in the prevention of disease epedemics which other ports and other countries could do well to follow. This is the opinion of the Eastern Bureau of the League of Nations Health Organisations, which has just published944 words
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746 1939-04-01 20 Training Honours To Duval &> Logue PRU FIRST DAVS EVENTS IN "lyi^WWra^ 1 MEETING OF THE TAIPING HRF CLI B WERE Rl N W AT TAIPING THIS AFTERNOON The going was heavy, and became heavier after the fourtn n which was run746 words
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Article88 1939-04-01 20 Dividends At A Glance Mes 1. BAY KOSE $18 awl SlO. Anaconda $8. K ue --SPRING GIRL S2o and IT East Lvnne SO. Phar Par SH. Rate ii LA COLONIALE $<il ancj^ Little .Mother WA Lovers Idol S*. IIMV j _sr<>NK GINGER $'.'"> and Sky Raider S8 Hanpv Boy Sti88 words
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Advertisement57 1939-04-01 20 J WEARNES AIR SERVICES LIMITED EASTER HOLIDAYS ApriuS 1 IM. !VU n m M W :ro; A r «<» till CA DEC r AKC j Singapore to Penan, S30()0 K I.umpur to [poh JJJJ dnection 20.00 I Elation and are onlv !;l1 i ..mod. J nunendtd j WEARNE EROS LTD57 words
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Article151 1939-04-01 21 London, Mar. 31. HE first reaction among the M.P.'s •t0 Prime Minister's statement L one of strong support on the linisterial benches and goodwill on C opposition, coupled with a deire that the policy announced houid be further developed in due The immediate effect of the stateLa? hasReuter - 151 words
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Article185 1939-04-01 21 Singapore, Friday. ICTOR Ernest Rozelles. a 31-year-old Eurasian who appeared in lie Bankruptcy Court to-day told lis lordship. Mr. Justice W. K. [orne, of the many places he had rorked during the last few years. Bankrupt whose liabilities only mount to STbl 62 owing to185 words
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Article114 1939-04-01 21 FAREWELL TO MR. A. H. TODD 1.1 ii n Singapore, Saturday H -or and Lady T J mas fe Com* iVtle 0 f a ?hp At q, Home gWen yesterri 0I the Singapore Tuif eav i:i o h Todd, who are ome on retirement on j "'^.n secretary of the114 words
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Article216 1939-04-01 21 Ano ther Sha ngha i Outrage Shanghai, Mar. 31. |JU)CR Chinese were wounded this afternoon when a Japanese sentry on Ihe bridge leading into Hongkew from the Settlement fired one shot at a Chinese pedestrian who failed to stop v> hen challenged. The bullet after striking the pedestrian in theReuter - 216 words
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Article202 1939-04-01 21 THE GAZETTE THE Efficiency Medal has been awarded to Sgt. R.C Banks, and clasp to E S M D. Wilson, of the S.S.V.F. Mr. J. Jeff has been appointed an official member of the Legislative Council during the absence on leave of Mr. A. B. Jordan. Mr. NR. Jarrett will202 words
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Article73 1939-04-01 21 rE F.M.S. Railways are making special concessions during the Easter holidays when tickets for a single fare may be used for a double journey. These apply only to Ist and 2nd class tickets. Tickets for outward journeys may be booked from Apr. 5 to 10 (inclusive), and73 words
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144 1939-04-01 21 JAPAN'S DIFFICULTIES IN CHINA INCREASING London, Mar. 31. THE capture of Nanchang re--1 presents the first important Japanese success since the fall of Hankow and Canton, says The Times. In the fate of the city may be seen the epitomised process which Tokyo likes to call the regeneration of China.Reuter - 144 words
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Article93 1939-04-01 21 Singapore, Friday. A SURPLUS of over $169,500 for IS3B was reported by the President. Mr. H\ Bart lev. at In-day s meeting of tbe Municipal Commissioners. Final accounts for 1938 were passed. "The accounts for the past year have now been closed," Mr. Bartley said, "and they93 words
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Article127 1939-04-01 21 CHINESE LOAN PAYMENT London, Mar. 31. IJJOME surprise has been occasionec at the failure of the paymen yesterday of the 1912 loan coupon The general impression, based on a Chungking telegram on Mar. 29 .was that both this and the Anglo French coupon due on Mar. 5 woulc be paid,Reuter - 127 words
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61 1939-04-01 21 Vessels After Collision In Hongkong Hongkong, Mar. 31.— The steamerP. O. Canton and the French vessel Marechal Joffre are at present docked at Hongkong. The liner Chitral i> leaving for home on Apr. 2, instead ct the Canton, carrying the Canton's pas sengers and cargo while the Chitral' passengers willReuter - 61 words
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Article105 1939-04-01 21 London, Mar. 31. PITIFUL scenes occurred in the Croydon aerodrome when an attempt was made to take back twelve aliens including women who arrived yesterday in the Danish Airliner from Warsaw. They were mostly Jewish refugees from Czechoslovakia and had p pent yesterday inight inReuter - 105 words
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Article180 1939-04-01 21 CANADA'S LOYALTY AFFIRMED Ottawa, Mar. 31. rFHAT Canada should risk the live of her citizens every twenty vears to protect small nations seen ed to many, a nightmare, declare Mr. Mackenzie King opening a ful dress debate on foreign affairs in th. House of Commons. The Dominion had enough difficultReuter - 180 words
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391 1939-04-01 22 Exhibition Games At S.C.R.C. wiss OEM HOAHmO. Chine« lawn tennis wonder, thrilled a large. M■ s 1 'nno,,, enthnsta* sparing tenn, ft. „av, exhiklon matches in aid ol the China Reliet Fund at Hong Um Gicen, yesterday afternoon. Playing her flrsl match391 words
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Article53 1939-04-01 22 By 'Marcus Superbus' FOLLOWING are selections to-dafl racinu at Taiping:— RACE 1 -ANACONDA Taj Mahal RACE 2— QUEEN BEON Army Contractor RACE 3— SPRING GIRL East Lynne RACE 4— STONE GINGER First Bid RACE S— LA COLONIALE Sky Raider RACE 6— BAY LADDIE Little Mother RACE 7— YOUNG GINGER53 words
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Article274 1939-04-01 22 To-day's Handicaps At T aiping FOLLOWING .no the handicaps for this afternoon's racing at Taipinu in the second and hnal dav of Mm Taiping 1 urf "Inn's extra Skye meet. Double Utes Will he on rates three ..ml four, and six and seven and the Mf sweep will he drawn274 words
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Article21 1939-04-01 22 fOl low I 111. ni .< i ,11 Ha him Neo Eng B(T ji IP laJ, y- n*nmj Kgo,21 words
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Article62 1939-04-01 22 Y. M. C. A. Billiards The following arc remits in the Y M a billiards tournament:--i t sands (scratch) beat Wee Ho.™ •"I:' Mi 250 239; Dr g beat Po Ouan Chwee < -30 J LJ"»» W» Alfred Nathaniels .-50. H Lyne ..scratch. 250 164 I,nui:i m the tournaSaturday, Apr62 words
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Article10 1939-04-01 22 Tht ßowing will represent Joseph Cnia Koon Blanc10 words
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160 1939-04-01 22 Beamish Cup For Junior Tennis Players THE Malacca Lawn Tennis Assocm i tion invite entries for the Beamish Cup. which is open to all players under the age of 21 years. Entries will close on Thursday. Apr. 13. The entrance fee is 50 cents. Balls and ball-pickers will be supplied.160 words
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Article113 1939-04-01 22 The Useful-Lads Badminton I the Singapore Harbour Board JS.C meet in a friendly match of six :neJ and four doubles to be play. I former's Kampong Bahru Saturday and Sunday, starting at 3! p.m. each day. The followi: will represent the Useful-Lads H P APRIL 1 Singles:— Lee113 words
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406 1939-04-01 22 JN the Business House League fixture played yesterday cn the S.HJ ground. Wearne Brothers beat the General Electric Company by iW clear goals. In the last ita of the game, tempers marred play and the referee Intervened and nid <G.Ed and H >406 words
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495 1939-04-01 23 Hay Plays Splendidly In Centre Probables 7, Rest 4. fjRAB and desultory, yesterday's soccer game at the Stadium between the Probable eleven to go to Saigon and the Rest, was relieved somewhat by Hay, probables' centre forward's display. t Hay scored six495 words
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Article186 1939-04-01 23 Exhibition Tennis At S. R. C. Singapore, Friday. L an exhibition game of tennis at the SRC. yesterday, S. Muraand T. Kobayashi beat P. F. i Souza and H. N. Balhetchet. 6— 5- 7, 6-4. Monday's Ties vin theS R C tournai CHAMPJONttOT DOUBLES I N Oehlers and R. E.186 words
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Article39 1939-04-01 23 ben selected J rthe Junior Depart. Heavy Battery on at the v M.C.A. Pool Yow v.ah Bong, Loh »n« Chye. Chua Kim Um, Kwik Sam V Bah (Capt.). Re Ban Hoc chia Kok Leone39 words
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Article54 1939-04-01 23 P B^ boat the MerrvfeTh WW World Stadium 1 ames to three I ,Beah Chuan beat Tan Cheng Hoe r >; c 0; Chua Leng Jan 15— 7, 5-4; Tav Hong Loo lili »tt*c. B Na:r Low Seah chuan 0c beat Richard Blew 21-4. 21—12 ■*> Wee Gin54 words
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Article57 1939-04-01 23 Y. M. C. A. Football The following have been selected to piay football for the Y.M.C.A. < League I against Indian Association on Tuesday. Apr. 4. at 5.10 p.m. on the Anson Road ground: Wee Aik Chan: V N Pillav M. Swyny. Moxon. Ranatunga. Mitchell. Jackson, Kite. Leembruggen. Mcßeath. Ong57 words
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Article171 1939-04-01 23 How Siam's Tobacco Tax Operates (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 30. ■TUIE officials of the Excise Depart- ment went cn duty at the cigarette and cigar factories at 4.30 a.m. on Friday the day Siam's newtobacco act came into force. That very morning factory owners purchased a lakh of171 words
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Article181 1939-04-01 23 The following members have accepted "to play for S.C.C. vs. S.R.C. 2nd XI on Saturday. Apr. 1, 2 p.m. at S.R.C: iW. R. King (Capt. i. A. M. Carbery. If. C. Elliott. A. F. Hunter. J. W. Jackson. C. Milton. R. H. Marsh. Major |A. Nevill. J. T.181 words
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Article71 1939-04-01 23 The following Ijave be.m selected to represent the neginuer's Badminton Party, in a friendly match against the Joy bell's Badminton Party 'B" string, consisting of three singles and two doubles, to be played pn Sunday. Apr. 2, at the former's court, at 2.30 p.m.: Yeo Soon Hoc!:, Sunny71 words
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324 1939-04-01 23 Draw For Malayan IndoCeylonese Tournament THE following are the entries anc draw in the fourth All-Malaya: Indo-Ceylonese Tennis Tournamen to be held in Kuala Lumpur ovei the Easter holidays, Apr. 7 to Ap: 10:— MEN S OPEN SINGLES P. Suppiah bye, N. Caleb v. Rajara' nam. L. Nataraian v. K.324 words
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53 1939-04-01 23 Mrs. Harry Roy Gives Birth To A Son London. Mar. 31.— Mrs. Harry Ro wife of the wellknown dance band lead and daughter of the Rajah of Saraw; eive birth to a son. This is the secoi. child she has given birth to, the fir being a daughter born inReuter - 53 words
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Article59 1939-04-01 23 Macao, Mar. 31. FOLLOWING the arrival of Kwangs troops under the Ironsides General Chang Fah Kwei the Japan ese are reported to have suffered heav leases in the vicinity of Kongmoon an: retired yesterday evening. The Japanese are also reported lost two aeroplanes shot down iiReuter - 59 words
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Article563 1939-04-01 24 THRILLING FIGHT WITH BOON MAH (By 'Referee") ROON VIAH and Neil Hem, hit mixed it again the B las. ...ght. and this time Hem, hit won. scoring a spectacu.a. knock-out in the fourth round. When they met three weeks ago Hoon Mah won on a563 words
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Article17 1939-04-01 24 Kew York, Mar. 31. rere injured, eleven underground trains l, r: ■>', on the outskirts of 'he city17 words
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411 1939-04-01 24 London, Mar. 31. nf mmmons met this morning. Mr. Arthur Green. mHEN the House of ked the j^me Minister Mf WO od. deputy leader of the oppo non aether re cou.d make a J-J^i t0 make it later in the Chamberlain replied, Yes, dux day"Reuter - 411 words
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Article107 1939-04-01 24 Sin Chew Jit Poh - HEAVY FIGHTING IN PAKHOI Sin Chew Jit Poh Hongkong, Mar. 31. JJEAVY fighting has been resumed in Pakhoi as the result of the arrival of heavy Japanese reinforcements, which instituted a vigorous attack on the city yesterday. The enemy in Waihai are believed to be unable to dislodge the defending107 words
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Article92 1939-04-01 24 I' London. Mar. 31. ORD Davidson in a speech on the impression, t South American countries m relation to Eur. pean affairs yesterday, said the atti ;Je nf British citizens in these <-ountiips was to take in their country of adoption and u > ma Jxe itB.O.W. - 92 words
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Article100 1939-04-01 24 JAPAN ADOPTS OWNERLESS ISLANDS Tokyo, Mar. 1 THF Government has informed [N French Ambassador that the Sprattley Islands, a group of reefs oil the coast of Indo-China, has been placet* under the jurisdiction ol tht Japanese i land of Formsoa. It is claimed the reefs have lon? bi rn knownReuter - 100 words
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Article90 1939-04-01 24 COMMONS' CONFIDENCE IN PREMIER London. Mar. 3l AN amendment to the rn otk J tabled >n the names of some* Members of Parliament. e Mr. Anthony Eden, Mr. Duff < °"J! and Mr. Winston Churchill, m our of the reconstruction ot Government to me»;t the cj"| >ituati..n has now beenB.O.W. - 90 words