The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 May 1939

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. ir,.78,{. ESTD 1835 MONDAY, MAY 22, 1939. 5 CENTS
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    CIANO IN BERLIN FOR PACT
    35 1 I Lin, Maj 51, ilia n arrived Ign- military visit propa- xbilof the artners" •last aces. i HN ted I i '< Of \lu>> tnpose but "tie I script [n SFSFASF-
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    Dutch Cabinet
    18 1 D utch Cabinet I to terdaoi Ma) mrlanda Dl J. A. mcd i wa en -ported •nces nine.
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    HALIFAX TALKS WITH FRENCH CHIEFS
    457 1 Methods Of Securing _r* Soviet Aid GENEVA MEETING Lrkoi* ti ts Tv London, May 21. OKI) Ha .fax. M. Daladier and M. Bonnet, conferred for nearly three hours at the War Office last evening and discussed the whole international situation, with special reference to the
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    U.S. Envoy Lauds French Spirit
    78 1 Rouen, May 21. "I HaAVE never seen a people *face danger more admirably than the French today," declared the United States Ambassador, Mr. F. Bullitt, at a ceremony today commemorating the death of Joan of He aHaecf *"7haY strongest allier were eternal truths and if
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    Ruler Yields To Gandhi
    157 1 Rajkot, May U. HTHAKORE SAHEB withdrew today the special measures he took recently to meet agitation m the State of Rajkot, returning both the fines imposed and the properties confiscated. The appointment of a committee of ten members to draft constitutional reforms for the State was
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    Mr. Baldwin Recalls Napoleon's Fate
    181 1 Mr. Baldwin Recalls Napoleo n's Fate London, May 21. I ORD BALDWIN, speaking at Worcester, declared he was m most perfect agreement with the Government's policy. He added: 'This country is prepared to reason with anyone who s reasonable. "She is equally prepared to resist anyone who bullies his neighbour.
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    Simone In Big City
    36 1 Simonc Simon and Jean Gabin, stars of the French film "La Bete Humaine;' last week attended the premiere of th e film at the New I Paris Cinema, m Lower Regent Street.
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    German Shot In Polish Frontier Incident
    111 1 SITUATION TENSE *"*i" f|^ Danzig May 2L A TENSE situation developed today as a result of a German crowd attacking the Polish customs house at Kalthof, on the East Prussian Frontier. Shots were fired at the building and the Polish Custom* inspectors left the
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    REICHRPOLISH TENNIS TIFF
    154 1 Warsaw, May 11. FOLLOWING ,the action of the Gcr- man captain m attempting to substitute another player after he had already announced the team, the English referee. Mr. Bloomfield. In charge ot the Poland vs. Germany Davis Cup tie, telephoned to London for a ruling. The committee
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    KING HAS BIRTHDAY IN CANADA
    489 1 KING HAS BIRTHDAY IN CANADA Queen Delivers Speech In French Ottawa, May :i T AYIXG the foundation stone cf the new Supreme Court building. Queen Elizabeth, speaking In French, stated that m Canada, as In Britain. Justice was administered according to two great, but dissimilar, legislations She recalled that m
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    BIG CHINESE PUSH IN PROGRESS
    270 2 Drive Starts Over PekingHankow Zone REDS FIGHT HARD Chengchffw, May 21. THE combined tones under the command of Gen. Chu Teh, of the Red Army, Gen. La Chang-tin, Governor oi* Hopei, and Gen. Shi Yu-san, Governor of Chahar, have commenced a hiir drive against the
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    New French Rugger Scheme
    136 2 Paris, May 21. TTHE COUNCIL of the French Rugby Federation today considered reforms In French rugby organisation which would meet with the wishes of the four British unions and permit resumption of matches between the British unions and France. The council decided by 315 votes against
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    National Service In Shanghai
    70 2 Shanghai, May 21. A NOTIFICATION was issued today, saying that a list of British subjects of both sexes, qualified to render service, m case oi emergency, is being compiled and that anyone interested is invited to apply to the British ConsulateGeneral for full particulars. The notification
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    Bowing To Tokio's Will In Shanghai
    541 2 Shanghai, May 21. PROTESTING Against the Shanghai Municipal Council's cancellation of the registration of the newspaper Ta Mci Pao and its morning edition m Chinese and also against the French Municipal Police's confiscation of the i Friday edition of the Ta Mci Pao. the
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    Our Feminine Allies
    28 2 MEMBERS OF THE kvmaNlan WOMEN'S ORGANISATION, which can he compared to Britain s Wov. Territorial Service, saluting while marching past m a parade m Bucharest.
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    Freedom Goes With Peace, King Says
    245 2 WAR MEMORIAL SPEECH Ottawa, May 21. "WITHOUT freedom, there can be no enduring: peace, and without peace there can be no enduring freedom/ was the striking climax of the King's speech when Unveiling the Canadian national war memorial here this The King had called
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    How Japanese Feel Pinch
    225 2 lAPAN was undergoing a big econo- mic strain, which she was not anxious to reveal to foreigners, the retiring Afghan Minister to Japan. Mr H. Tarzi. told a Free Press reporter on arrival at Singapore In the President Harrison Mr. Tarn, who was the first Minister
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    Japan Calls In Hoarded Gold
    78 2 Tokio, May 20. ENCOURAGED by the satisfactory result of the recent campaign for the concentration of gold m the Government's hands, the Finance Ministry has decided to carry out a general census of gold coins, bullion and articles hoarded by the nation on July 1.
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    STOP PRESS
    207 2 POLISH INCIDENT Danzig, May 21. The Polish Commissioner, M. Chodacki, has made representations to Herr (.reiser. President of the Senate, regarding the Kalthof incident. Four Polish railwaymen have been arrested at Kalthof— Renter Paris, May 21. ''France never has varied from a permanent wish for peace," declared M.
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    Trans-Atlantic Air Service ln Operation
    16 2 Trans-Atlantic Air Service ln Operation C AK:: I I I I I I B W_u Reuter
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    Tokio-Teheran Return Flight Ending
    17 2 On M m Rangoon. Th< Teheran. I 1 aoodwil] mi sion Eatern News
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    Fine Singing By Soprano
    165 2 p INI i i I Fowler. feature I Society's I I Victoria Memo) The I Iformance I without the I !of Bach and Han I I audience. For this n I the work might havi I tying v si I ;es had been I gramme, especially
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    Jane Withers At Alhambra
    30 2 PJJJJ lASE WITH I J per I Al £TaV I J, music, h i- I the I I princesi I vitch's band I I 3 I
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    Malaya's "Mandarins" Not Deceived
    285 3 Malaya's "Mandarins Not Deceived 10WON COMMENTS ON JAPANESE PROPAGANDA mm Our Own Correspondent) Ivondon, .May 15. I idvenl ol the pro Japanese propagandist Singapore I (v- not passed unnoticed m I^ondon. Copies of the iper have been examined with keen interest at oniai Oftce, and at the Foreign Office. Extensive
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    IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL-BORN MEN IN MUNICIPALITY
    457 3 IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL-BORN MEN IN MUNICIPALITY "Malaya Very Backward In Civic Sense" MR. HANDS ON COUNTRY'S "ROMANTIC YOUTH" "fyjALAYA is very backward m the civic sense as i» !L r m W™^ kn W M and is on] y i ust beginning to realize that education cannot be poured into
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    Town Has Champ Winker
    63 3 Town Has Champ Winker A WINKING competition was one of the features c. a charity dance at the Ipoh Town Hall on Saturday, m aid of the Perak Chinese Maternity Hospital Building Fund. Prizes were awarded for The Champion Winker of the ball best combined effort (any couple) most alluring
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    PROBLEM OF ROADS v. RAILWAYS
    448 3 Transport Board's (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 21. jySCUSSING one of the most complex problems of Malaya— that of road versus rail— the F.M.S. Transport Board, m its first report, considers that there is no ready-made solution. "The absolute prohibition of road transport
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    POLICE BAND
    52 3 The Band of the Straits Settlements Police will perform m public today at Telok Ayer, at* 6 pm. under the direction of Mr. S. Chapman, Bandmaster. Following is the programme: March, "Old Comrades," Teike; overture, "Light Cavalry," Suppe; selections, "The Mikado," Sullivan; sketch, 'Swanee River," Myddleton; selection, "Tangled
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    Portuguese Folk Dances Revived
    39 3 picture. 9 pesta is f*«*J drpss uho at<«nded the 'Kranjo Munda Ik dances), revived m Singapore on Saturday were: lr h. M I>»nker. Mrs. A. Keller. Mrs. N. Francis. Mrs* ir liflford Pereira.- Free Press
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    Levy & Co. Market
    220 3 Levy Co. Market hthe decision of the I.R.R.C. to in- crease the quota for July-Septem-ber by five per cent, has generally been approved as equitable and, m fact, an increase of ten per cent, would not have been considered out of the way, state Messrs. S- E. Levy and Co.,
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    WORDY WARS OF RIVAL BUS COMPANIES
    285 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 21. DICKERINGS and quarrels attendant on rival bus companies operating on the same route, are commented on m the annual report of the Transport Board. One complaint received rU ns Singh of the Company has the pluck
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    Is The B.B.C. Right Over "Singapore" ?
    391 3 Is The B.B.C. Right Over "Singapore" THE DIFFICULT "NGA" (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 15. AS the Free Press correspondent recently reported, the 8.8.C. 's pronunciation of th e word "Singapore" has been criticised by Scottish listeners. One of these critics wrote to the Glasgow Herald that "during the
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    SATURDAY CLOSING FOR LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    59 3 SATURDAY CLOSING FOR LONDON RUBBER MARKET (Prom Our Own Correspondent) London, May 13. London's Rubber Trade Association has decided that the Rubber Exchange, .sale rooms and offices shall be closed on Saturdays during the next five months. J The period during which this decision will be effective begins on May
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    "Tales Of Smirnoff"
    6 3 CAPT. 7V.4.V SMIRNOFF
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    K.L.M. CAPTAIN WRITES BOOK
    251 3 (From Our Own Correspondent* London, May 15. £APTAIN Ivan Smirnolf, one of the K.L.M.'s best-known commanders on the Amsterdam-Batavla route, is at present m England, writing a book concerning his flying experiences. To be entitled "Tales of Smirnoff." the book should be exceptionally interesting lor. during
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    Defence Gift & Volunteers
    249 3 Defence Gift Volunteers Y\NE rather unsatisfactory feature about the Federal Council proceedings," says the Malay Mail m a leading article, "was the failure of unofficial members to call attention to the deficiencies m the equipment of the volunteer forces m the Malay States." "The opportunity presented itself m connection with
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    MALAYAN SUPPORT OF SCHOOL OF ORIENTAL STUDIES
    1338 4 Changing Situation In Colonial Empire VALUE OF LANGUAGES (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 11. rONE are the days of the 18th and 19th centuries, the European expected Asiatics and Africans to conform to his ways and language. Race relations are now on
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    Reallotment Of 239,000 Tons Of Sugar
    223 4 London, May 21. AN International Sugar Council com- munique states that out of a total of 95 votes 80 votes were cast m favour of the executive committee's recommendation m regard to the reallotment of 239,000 metric tons to countries which reduced their quotas
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    States Impressed By Conscription
    159 4 London, May ?1 JLfR. R. S. HUDSON, Secretary' to the IT Department of Overseas Trade arrived m London yesterday from New VTork. where he assisted m the inauguration of the British Pavilion at the Worlds Fair. He then left at once by air for Franc to
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    Sun-Dial In Place Of A Church
    57 4 Sydney, May 10. TO mark the site of the first Metho--1 dist Church at North Sydney, a sun-dial has been unveiled. The church, which was built m 1864. became a famous landmark, but it was demolished m 1931 because it interfered with the construction
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    Snobbery Charge Against British Embassy In U.S.
    254 4 Awprr v New York, May 12. AM^MCAN newshawks, now mustering- mi n their hundreds to report the visit of the King and Queen, are angry with the attitude of the British Embassy m Washington. Their temper is shown today m newspaper stories which
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    Japanese Net Hainan Fish
    71 4 Shimonoseki, May 18. With a view to exploiting the Ashing grounds off Hainan Island, HayashiKane and Company has decided to dispatch a fishing fleet consisting of two depot ships and 16 boats to the Japanese-occupied island. The firm recently attained worldwide notice for its whale-fishing operations
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    Chiang Arms Through British, French Ports
    78 4 Tokio, Mry 18. Amis transport to the Chinese Government through Hong Kong, Haiphong, and Rangoon is still vigorously going en, according to the Hong Koni correspondent of the Asahi Shimbun." A British freighter m the Moller Line sailed from Hong Kong last night for
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    London's New Training Ship
    72 4 LONDON'S NEW TRAINING SHIP ARRIVES. H.M.S. CHRYSANTHEMUM has arrived at her moorings facing the Temple and immediately above the H.M.S. President. Like the President, H.M.S. Chrysanthemum will be devoted to the service of the R.N.V.R., and will hcuse the signal school which js one of the
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    Foresight Urged Upon P.W.D. Employees
    149 4 Foresight Urged Upon P.W.D. Employ ees C°^ RA TULA^T Progress wer* k ™^al me y. c, a ,e, *WJ Operative Socief. lh >* L^mong those n rr rb v Boiler. de^ t PI i Works. Mr F 11^ 6meer. Tur.n assistant c. A. K. isaa, 104 others. The President v
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    U.S. Orders Douglas Planes
    74 4 \V;ivhiu2t„n. May ~rilK United 8 ed from the Dou pany $15,000,000 worth i and bombing plan^ las; est m the world. It is believed mot have been ordered-Major-General Ar: I of tit U.S. Air Corps, stated the plain ordered had "better performancilg any coxnparatl ;n ji>
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    Defence Ships For Sweden
    35 4 Stofkholm fcj I Parliament lv _t struction <>< f defence ships estimated to cost iW £3.700,000. The Finance M the navy probably w several torpedo and n the nf.rir t> I Reuter
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    New British Locomotives For F.M.S.
    254 5 New British Locomotives For F.M.S. ANOTHER ORDER jyjRING last year the North British Locomotive Co., Ltd. -completed an 1 order for eleven 4-6-2 type locomo- tives for the Federated Malay States Railways. Since then six additional locomotives of the same type have I been built and a third order for
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    Chinese Were Suspicious About Board
    287 5 Chinese Were Suspicious About Board (From Our Ov,n Correspondent" Kuala Lumpur, May 21 < "TTHE innate conservatism of the Chinese" is advanced as a < reason for the hesitation encountered by the Transport Board, when it first proposed a amalgamation by owners of public service vehicles to form limited liability
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    GIANT AIR BOAT NEARLY READY FOR LAUNCHING
    207 5 GIANT AIR BOAT NEARLY READY FOR LAUNCHING Fro:: 1 Our Own Correspondent! London, May 12. I pK !£Na\DIER. Imperial Airways' new 'A* giant flying-boat, which at some 1 future date will probably be seen at Singapore, will be ready for launching In three cr four weeks. The hut;e vessel, which
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    Woman Lecturer Here
    40 5 Madame Renaude. lecturer and newspaper woman, who is on a visit to Singapore m the interests of the Tourist Development Association of Egypt. She is attached to the staff of the Journal de la Femme m France.
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    Law Notice For The Week
    250 5 List o: cases for hearing during the week commencing today are Before Mr. Justice Manning m 3rd Court 22nd May at 11 a.m.: Summonses etc. Thereafter: 5.197/38. K. Sammy vs. S. Pereira (Further consideration). 23rd May at 11 a.m.: 0A.140/3S— Re Will of Tan Kwan
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, MAY 22, 1939. Will Russia Come In ?
    619 6 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, MAY 22, 1939. Will Russia Come In THE meeting m Paris during the week-end, between Lord Halifax and the French ministers, should have a favourable effect on the progress of the Anglo-Soviet talks. It is no use disguising the fact that there is widespread disappointment
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    Russian Diplomacy & M. Litvinoff's Fall
    593 6  - Russian Diplomacy M. Litvinoff's Fall PERT IN AX BY T ITVINOFF was dismissed his post at the head of Russian diplomacy on the very day the British Cabinet resolved not to accept counter-proposals for the system of mutual assistance received from Moscow on April 15 (since then they had been
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    British Films For New York
    372 6 COME of the most interesting British documentary films for the New York Fair may not be shown until September, partly because they are not finished, and partly because the last two months of the Fair are likely to bring the most important film audiences. One
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    SINGAPORE LEADS S.E ASIA IN HEALTH STUDY
    361 7 League Bureau Director Tells Why FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA n i v lhe "^ertion made m the Press m the space of six years grown of public health teaching mi n southexpressed hy I) r C. L Park DireHor lions lleallh Bureau m an
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    Ancient Folk Dances Revived
    14 7 Satur nee d v P rtugv vive i n of
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    PRIDEGROOM'S GIFT TO RELIEF FUND
    6 7 PRIDEGROOM'S GIFT TO RELIEF FUND j
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    PIBLIC HEALTH WORK IN SIAM
    96 7 rrom our Own Corremoi Canjrlcok. Naj 20 p*HE Sarmse Red Cross Society. ut\ Hen the Qu-en Dowaeer is preai- I states m its ]a.V?st report that during the month cf February some 30 tubes of vacin small- k ?e made and distributed This V Qt
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    News In Brief
    318 7 A EURASIAN youth movement fa been launched m Singapore. A theme designed to uphold and improve the social, moral, physical and intellecI 1 welfare i n youth has been itlined by a sub-committee appointed by the committee of the Eurasian Assoelation regarding the youth movement. 1 Activities
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    Allegations By New World Dancer
    291 7 picture. SEQUEL TO CAR CRASH (From Our Own Correspondent) ttco _s Johore BarVu, May 21. MISS Pauline Martin, a New World dance hostess, appeared as complainant before Sheikh Abu Bakar, the Second Magistrate, yesterday, when a Chinese, Choi hurt by driving his car negligently. Choi
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    Deanna Durbin At Her Best
    118 7 Week-end Films •J"HREE Sjnart Girls Groic Up," ichich iras given a midnight premiere at the Capitol Theatre on Satur- day, is Deanna Durbin's best picture to date. Deanna shows that she is not just a juvenile with a glorious voice, but that .she has great
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    A Newcomer Does Well
    173 7 WAR between submarines and sub;fT marine-chasers m the murky depths of the Mediterranean Sea, adds thrills to the 20th Century Fox picture, "Submarine Patrol," which had a successful premiere at the Alhambra Theatre on Saturday. The cameraman's shooting of scenes |of a submarine chaser weaving m
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    German Girl Gate-Crashes Gibraltar
    232 8 Gibraltar. A German girl, without showing her passport, has gatecrashed Gibraltar. Britain's impregnable fortress. She travelled, carrying a German passport, with several hundred British troops going home from Palestine the whole length of the Mediterranean In the transport ship Dilwara. And she passed unchallenged under the
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    Women Claimed To Be 180
    80 8 Capetown. A NATIVE' woman at Aberdeen, South Africa, who claimed to be 180 years was the 'champion" of the 1930 census m South Afrira, upon which a report has just been tabled m the Dominion Parliament. Among the natives were 647 men and 765 women
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    97 8 INURING the week ending May 13, exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 37,577 cases, of which: 19,207 (51 per cent) cases were to the United Kingdom-: 2,451 (6 per cent.) cases to the" Continent of Europe; 12,266 (33 per cent) cases to Canada,
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    ROBINSONS' IMPROVED POSITION
    972 8 Capital Reconstruction Advantages "MUCH SOUNDER FOOTING" "PERTAIN members of the public appear to have an incorrect idea of the amount of money lost annually m bad debts by the company," said Mr. W. H. Macoregor, presiding at the annual meeting on Saturday of Robinson and Company, Limited
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    Air Mail Arrivals And Despatches
    301 8 INWARU Imperial; From Europe dueMonday, Thursday. Friday afternoons. Wearnes: From Penang. Ipoh, and Kuala Lumpur. Arrives every evening. X.L.M.; From Netherlands Indies: Arrives Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday afternoons Qantas: From Australia: Arrives Tuesday. Friday. Sunday afternoons. X.L.M.; From Europe: Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday even ings. K.N.I.L.aM.:
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    S.V.C. Drills Schedule
    316 8 S. V. C. Drills Schedule The Singapore Volunteer Corps pro- I gramme of drills up to and lor the j week ending May 28. is as follows: Today: 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. SR A drill ceremonial; 5.30 p.m. HeadquartI ers, S.R.E. <v>. obstacles; 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. S.F.C.R.E. Malay Section. I drill;
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      356 8 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS DR. J. S AND MRS SLOPER, s.s. Tetelbexg. pp.c DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH THORPE— On May 21. 1939. at the General Hospital, Singapore. Harold Ounson Thorpe. 40 years. Deeply Regr 'fted. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tenders. Tenders are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars see Municipal
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      145 8 SINGAPORE HARBOUR I The following ships are alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf: Entrance Gate 1; Exit I Sandviken 22. Main Wharf: Entrance Gate 2- Exit 3Suwa Maru 18; Kola 16; KeDOtur' l_-\ Pangkor 9; Charon 7. 5 j Empire Dock: Entrance G_*e Is
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      140 8 SURFACE MALL DESPATCHES Australia —whole Quj ta -j p m Java and Timor Dilly x Qantas 9 p.m. Modan Plane iv.-. 9 a.m. New Zealand Qantas 9 p.m TOaVIORROW Ceylon Pres. Harrison 11 a.m Chlnax Imperial 2pm. Hong Kong Imperial 2 o.m. Indo-China x K.N.I.L.M. 1 1.30 am Indo-China Imperial
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    Reich Shipping Companies Do Better
    345 10 Reich Shipping Companies Do Better London, May 7. ANNUAL REPORTS and accounts of shipping companies m the Reich issued so far show improved financial results last year as compared with 1937. states a German correspondent, but the problem of tonnage replacement remains and is likely to be a deciding factor
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    NO TEA DANCES ALLOWED ON J.C.S.A. PREMISES
    155 11 Hostesses Would Be Disgrace To Club g VOTES AGAINST 12 l<( the attitude Government was likely to indulgence of dancing by members was raised by Mr. Lee Soo Chuan meeting of the Junior Civil Service rday. M goo < huan was opposing i
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    FORMER MALACCA RESIDENT ON MALAY MAGIC
    209 11 A MONO recent additions to the lib- rary at Malaya Hous,?, L: nd m s a collection or manuscripts on Malayan subjects by an M C.S. officer win worked In this country tor 25 years at the end ot last century. Ihese are the
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    PILOT'S ORDEAL ON MOUNTAIN
    116 11 London, May 12. AFTER lying injured and pinned m a wrecked R.A.F. plane since It crashed on the mountain of Clochnahem. Kincardineshire, two days ago. Acting-Pilot Officer J. D. Lenahan was rescued yesterday. He was badly hurt i and was carried by stretcher over the moorland
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    ARGENTINA NAZI ENQUIRY
    116 11 Buenos Aires. THE German Charge d'Affaires m Buenos Aires, Otto Meyen, has rejected a suggestion of the Argentine Foreign Office that members of the German Embassy and German Consuls might submit to the jurisdiction of the Argentine courts to assist the inquiry into Nazi activities. Herr Meyen
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    Capture Of Major-General Denied
    68 11 Capture Of MajorGeneral Denied Chungking, May 19. Chinese military circles ridicule the Japanese radio allegation from Tokio that Major-General Ting Chien-fan, a Chinese brigade commander, has been captured by the Japanese m North Kiangsi Province. It is pointed out th*.t "Major-Gener-al Ting is a deputy brigade commander, whose bravery is
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    CLIMBERS' ROPE CUT BY ROCK
    117 11 Bangor. IL|R. Norman Warburton, 24, a Liver- pool architect, was killed while climbing on Tryfan, a mountain m Snowdonia. He died almost immediately after falling a distance of 200 ft. He was climbing with a friend, Mr. Frederick C. Roberts, 22, of Mold, Flintshire, also
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    New Swimming Pool For Taiping
    63 11 undent.) Taiping. May 20. of a large gather- rmintg t the Sultan of. foundation stone of" mi^ pool to com.,/oronation of King •he ceremony His ,;p P r^nted with a 'Sultan congratul•ry Club and roject and y remarked on a bank uld not swim fining
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    Underground Lake of Half-A Mile
    27 11 Underground Lake of Half-A Mile 1 LVD „;t -ON, who Km into Auftrtila, has the plains lerground options. it has Uiatone. xplored, I 0 half Austral News
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    Weights For Penang T.C. Races
    525 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan*, May 10. O/EIGHTS for the first day oi the Penang Turf Club meeting on Saturday, May 27, are an follows Horses, Class Z, Div. I. 7 furs. The Puritan y 04 Russian Rose 8 11 Heroic Star 901 The Cutler
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    Heavy Sentences For Wild Irishmen
    58 11 London. May 18. Two Irishmen sentenced, respectively, to ten and five years' penal servitude for possessing gelignite detonators, fought frantically m the o'd Bailey dock today and endeavoured to escape. After a fierce struggle, they were overpowered by five warders. When called upon to plead,
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    C.S.A. Win Comfortably From Sion Boo
    493 11 C.S.A. Win Comfortably From Sion Boo 3-1 AT FARRER PARK HISPLAYING all round superiority, the Chinese Sports Association gained a B—l victory over the Siong 800 Athletic Association m a friendly soccer match played at Fairer Park yesterday. The C.S.A. led 3—o at half time, the Siong 800 netting their
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    1,500,000 Acres Of Forest Land
    161 11 Sydney, May 10. ONE of the largest afforestation projects m the history of New South Wales is being undertaken m the North Coast district of Urbenville. The scheme embraces nearly 1,500.000 acres of forest land and provides for the reafforestation of cut-out areas, the conservation
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    Death Of Singapore Engineer
    264 11 THE DEATH OCCURRED at the General Hospital, Singapore, early yesterday morning, after a very short illness, of Mr. Harold Gunson Thorpe, son of Rear- Admiral and Mrs Thorpe, of London. He was 40 years of age. Mr. Thorpe was attached to the Municipal Engineer's Department. Singapore,
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    Chinese Plea To League Council
    151 11 London, May 17. A deputation consisting of Lords Cecil, Snell and Listowel is visiting Lord Halifax tomorrow to urge the British Government to use all its weight at Geneva -for more positive action *by the League m the way of assistance for China. Reuter understands
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    BANK OF CHINA
    162 11 In corpora tea m OMna o> tfpecnu Jtiarteri. 12, Cecil Sircet Singapore Telephones: Manager's Office ollt Asst Manager* OtTice «442 Exchange Dept 8411 Genera) Office i 8-1 Cable Address CHLNCKLO Paid t'p Capital Ch S 40 000.0U0.Q0 Reseive Kunds u» excess of Ch I .200.000 06 Total
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    Local Exchange Mates
    162 11 Local Exchange Mates MAY 20 St LUNG London T.T. j 3 .'532 London demand 2 3 25 32 Lyons demana 2043 Switzerland demand 240 Hamburg demand !34 New York demand 54 i/, Montreal demand 5414 Bataiva demand 1004 Samarang demand 100 H Bombay. Rangoon. Macrae demand ***** Madras Colombo acinand
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    125 11 MAY 20, 1939: 12 O'CLOCK NOON Buyers Seller* No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose.. 27 28 No IX R.S.S F.O B ID cases May 27 7 i 28' i GFAQ RSS P. 0.8 m bales May 27* 17% P.A.Q RSS F. 0.8 to bales May 27
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    EXCITING FINISH ON THE PADANG
    627 12 S.C.C, Win Outright From Seiangor Club RACE AGAINST THE CLOCK A THRILLING finish was *een on the padang yester- day, when the Singapore Cricket Club beat the Seiangor Club by eight wickets on the stroke of time. To Dynes went the honour of scoring the
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    Straits Times Beat Rangers
    229 12 IN A CRICKET MATCH played at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday the Straits Times Press Sports Club defeated the Clarke Rangers by seven wickets. Scores: CLARKE RANGERS r. Bamy b de Grv 23 M. Vvilson c Love b cie Cruz G. de Silva c McKie be
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    Draw For Junior Badminton
    525 12 ■T'HE draw for the men's junior singles and doubles tournaments tool; place at the Clerical Union on Saturday and resulted as follows: SINGLES Top Section: George Tan vs. lay Bens Soo; Teo Thuang Ba& vs. Sin Cheng Chwee; Koh Eng Sek vs. CyrU Wee; Suaui oin
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    Broadcast Of Penang Races
    116 12 From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, May 20. QY arrangement with the Penang D Turf Club, the Penang Wireless 'Society will broadcast the opening of the new racecourse and also running commentaries. Following are the programmes Saturday, May 27—2 p.m. Opening of new racecourse, running commentary on
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    Education Win At Johore Bahru
    165 12 'From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, May 21. A GOAL scored just before the end enabled the Education to draw I—l with th e Belia Club m a league match played at the Istana padang yesterday. This was the last first round fixture of the
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    Seiangor Trounce Negri At Soccer
    116 12 (From Our Own Correspondent. I Seremban, May 20. QELANGOR trounced Negri Semtrilan by six goals to one m their Interstate soccer match here today. The Negri half line neither gave support to the forwards nor helped the defence. The brunt of the defence fell on
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    Penang European^ Soccer Win
    79 12 (From Our Own Correspondent I Penang. May 10. DENANG Europeans beat the Keaan Europeans at soccer this evening at the Western Road ground by lour goals to one. It was a scrappy game. Penang le i 2—o m the first half. Kedah scores one „oal m
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    Europeans' XI To Play The Rest
    56 12 THE B1 ROPEANS' cricket eleven to meet The Rest on tlie padang on Saturday. Sunday and Monday is as follows: Dynes (captain). Cooper, Whiteing, Kingsmill, Waites, Foster, Hope, Simpson. Nicholson. Wills, and Dowling. Flay will start at 2 p.m. on Saturday and at 11
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    Scoreless Draw At Stadium
    23 12 picture. FOOTBALL AT THE STADIUM ON SATURDAY, when the Gordons and the Chinese drew, neither side scoring Free Press
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    Thoy And Alvis Get Runs At Tanglin
    232 12 Thoy And Alvis Get Runs At Tanglin MANCHESTERS OUTPLAYED THE S.R.C. yesterday defeated the .Manchester Regiment by 120 runs m a game of cricket at Tanglin. Batting iir^t the ReCaS declared for the loss of five wickets when they had totalled 179 runs. Thoy and Alvis, opened their shoulders to
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    S.R.C. Doubles Final
    76 12 p. F. DE SOUZA and E. G. Wheatley became the S.R.C. lawn tennis doubles champions on Saturday when they beat H. N. Balhetchet and M. Cordeiro C-2, 6—3. De Souza was the best of the four and received good support from his partner. His service and overhead
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    Keppel Golf Club
    86 12 Twelve cards were taken out for the Keppel Golf Club's women's foursome, which resulted as under: Mrs. F. Starr and Mr*. E. A. Ford 42—12 -30 Mrs. J. R. Walker and Mrs. E. O'Sullivan 46— 12y 2 ~22 l 2 Mrs. A. M. Low and Mrs. H.
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    Boxing Titles
    38 12 The following two boxers were omitted from the Singapore Amateur Boxing Club's list of entries for the forthcoming championships at the Happy World covered stadium beginning tomorrow night: Lightweight. Spr Farrant (RE.); welterweight Spr. Jinks (R.E.).
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    Services Team vs. Negri
    65 12 Services Team vs. Negri '"Tilt. Combined Services team to meet Negri Sembilan m the H.M.S. Malaya Cup soccer match at Anson Road Stadium next Saturday is Mace (K.A.M.C.) Collins (R.A.F.), Sharpies (Loyals) Cole (R.A.), Quail (HE.), Parkes (R.A.F.) Wright (R.E.). Taylor (Loyals). Martin (R.E.), Garrett (R.A.F). Pilaris (R.A.). Peters, who
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    stand Mixed Foursomes
    102 12 stand Mixed Foursomes The Island dut's mixed fours, resulted as follow! Mrs. Tay Lian Teck and G *«*«Iiall AH ia aMrs. \V. B. Ruddock and J G Curric 43 B* 34 Mrs. S. F. Ho and H. H Pan 46 U4 34 Mrs. J. g. Currie ar.d \V. B. Ruddock
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    Opening Ties In Local Tennis Championships
    103 12 Opening Ties In Local Tennis Championships I Op, vs. Pen.,. Hian r x '«nior Vim I!,n Ch! Che* B B. P Tomorrow's ft 1 s( '"> <**» Wen's Deuw and and vi c v Bouza and P. j Chin md a i F n E. C. M. n: n Karn
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    Belia Club Win At Johore Bahru
    108 12 •From Our Ow: Johore Bahru Mii DELIA CLUB beat v 90 runs at crick* BELIA CLW Itansore c Krishnan b I Ahmad K. c Ahmad Omar I Mania* 11, Ghani c Ahmad Oir.ai b M Ahmad A. c Ahmad Omar 18. Buleiman c R.
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    Budge Wins Wembley Tournament
    8 12 Budge Wins Wembley Tournament nis and Tild n
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    S. C. C. Soccer
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