Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 April 1938

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    Masthead
    11 1 The Sunday Tribune [ffV^_ft SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    NEW STRAITS SHIPS PLANNED FOR WEST COAST, BANGKOK SERVICES
    665 1 NEW STRAITS SHIPS PLANNED FOR WEST COAST, BANGKOK SERVICES _F-_*?* To _B.? Rebuilt In Near Future Singapore, Saturday. NT that the Straits Steamship Company plans to build new of modern design for the West. Coast and Bangkok m the near future was given by the chairman, Mr. F. S. :u
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    CABLE RATES OF HOME WILL BE CUT IN HALF
    291 1 concessions for th hnr.rovement of Imperial communlMM the dedsi °n three v aia ago to c-rrv all fir t class mails aaaatt saicharge were annou rel m Lomlcn veterday. They take the form cf the abolition of spec 'a! rates for
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    MALAGA GOES TO GLASGOW
    116 1 London. Mar 30 Coart a the I 6>uy* ;ts fu n share a aaMjXTHome press. Des•*__JT the e-thibit* a d •^^l-^ace taken by £^*cured aridespread touch that has Aj£kadir*s m the poa#» v a remark made *t aatttaa Arts and Crafts la forwarding bride IT^M dolb
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    MR. BOYD'S ILL HEALTH
    59 1 MR. BOYD'S ILL HEALTH I jj. i bred a short |k*.3»b-c has only just I nr»9-t teaai i of ailments I awt h.*m ever since his re jpssr. Shcatiy after his SB* i- -i enter hospital with rasag-ned there two ra^ exceeding four [P^_jj_itta»l England m July. I BBJaj-fne Governor
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    WELCOME HOME
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    APPOINTED TO LONDON
    42 1 APPOINTED TO LONDON Dr. A. G. R. Smart, of the Malayan Medical Service from 1912 until 1934 has been appointed assistant medical adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Since 1935 Dr. Smart has been Senior Medical Officer, St. Vincent.
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    CORONATION SCOTS TOUR
    45 1 One of Britain's crack streamlined expresses, the Coronation Scot, is to be sent across the Atlantic next year to the World's Fair at New York. This was announced by Sir Josiah Stamp, chairman of the L.M.S., presiding at the company's annual meeting.
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    EX-MALAYAN ON BIGAMY CHARGE
    181 1 ((By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 30. IU «FN Alan Arnold Albert Arthur 'lurvfy, 41, w as be und over for f, nrc years at the Old Bailey for B Bjaaay, it was stated that during the war be held a commission m
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    F.M.S. SKITTLED FOR 65 RUNS
    110 1 F.M.S. SKITTLED FOR 65 RUNS Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. rVHE first match of the visiting x Ceylon cricket team's tour was begun m Kuala Lumpur to-day, when they opposed a very strong side representing the F.M.S. The t\M.S., winning the test, took first knock, and after a quiet start, 20 runs
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    READ PERRY'S £4,000 A YEAR AS AN AMATEUR
    253 1 riIED Perry, the tennis star, now 1 on his second tcur of the United States with Ellesworth Vines, declared that as a tennis amateur the best he cond make was between £3,000 and £1,000 a year. Speaking about his reception at Wimbledon
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    51 1 The big new Clan liner 'Clan Fe^guuon" was launched from the slipways of the Greenock Dockyard Company, Limited, at Glasgow. She was christened by Mrs. A. Mackintosh, wife of the Secretary of Messrs. Cayzer Irving and Company, Li?nited, the owners. She is seen being towed to her berth after her
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    NEW LIGHTING PLANS HELD UP
    103 1 Singapore, Saturday. TWO street lighting experiments which wer-3 under ensideration by the Municipal Commissioners have been referred back pending the report of the Trimmer Committee on Traffic Conditions, it is revealed m minutes circulated to-day. They are the lighting of Bukit Timah from Queen's Road
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    Cornish Miners Demand Subsidy
    181 1 Cornish Miners Demand Subsidy ((By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent i London, Mr- 30. rONSinritATION is being given by the Government to the proposals of the Cornish tin producers that a Government subsidy should be granted to enable the mines to he prepared for increased output The minister for
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    M.C.S. OFFICER'S ENGAGEMENT
    51 1 M.C.S. OFFICER'S ENGAGEMENT Mr. G. S. Rawlings, M. C. S announces his engagement to Miss Margaret Lindsay, niece of Sir Monald Lindsay, British Ambassador m Washington and of the Earl of Crawford. The wedding is arranged for April 8 and the bride and bridegroom will leave the same day for
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    MARRIED IN K.L.
    55 2 The wedding took place at St. Mary's Church, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday, of Mr. Jack d'Esterre Darby, of the Sarawak Government Service, son of the late Capt. Charles Darby, and Mrs. Darby of Heathfield, Sussex, to Miss Anne Naisana Eccles, only daughter of Sir Charles and Lady
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    MOTHER WHO KILLED CHILD "FOR MERCY" GETS SWIFT REPRIEVE
    753 2 24 HOURS AFTER DEATH SENTENCE Lerds, Yorkfh.rc, April 1. T ESS than 21 hours after the trial, it was announced that the Home Secretary had recommended a reprieve for Mrs. Kathleen Mumford, of Cardinal-crescent, Dewsbury-road, Leeds, ??nt-n;cd to death for the
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    CAR INSURANCE UP?
    55 2 The possibility of an increase m motor insurance premiums was referred to by Sir Edgar Home, chairman of the Prudential Assurance Company, when he addressed shareholders at the annual meeting. He described the situation as disquieting, there having been, during recent years, a marked increase m the
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    Air Officer Shot Dead
    21 2 Cairo, Apr. 9. gQUADRON Leader Eric Kobson was shot dead ut Ramleh Aerodrome by an Arab. Reuter
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    R.A.F. Flight Postponed
    57 2 R.A.F. Flight Postponed London, Apr. 7. THE projected Royal Air Force flight ot the Wellesley long-range bomber m an attempt to beat the long d^stanctrccord has been postponed until the Autumn. According to present plans it seem:: probable that when it takes place an attempt will be made to fly
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    CABLE RATES
    342 2 "Something Of A Gamble" London, April 9. liHE new Empire cable scheme is good for the Press. The News Chronicle m welcoming it says the Press has the same .justification to ask for a flat rate cable charge aa for uniform postage rates to ail parts of the
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    SHE SAVED MUSSOLINI'S LIFE
    87 2 Rome. SISTER Luigina Scotton, the nurse who tended Signor Mussolini when he was seriously wounded m the Great War, has died at Treviglio. Sister Luigina used to relate that she well remembered the day when Corporal Mussolini was carried into her hospital at -Treviglio m a
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    INFLUX OF GOLD INTO AMERICA
    75 2 New York, April 9. GOLD,^valued at $706,060, was engaged yesterday from England for shipment to New York. The import of gold during the week ended April 1, totalled $53 million, of which only $17 million is en. tering as visible gold supply, the remainder evidently
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    CHEAPER WEDDING ANNOUN CEMENTS
    66 2 Turin. IN order to help Mussolini s campaign for a higher birthrate an advertising firm kn Turin announces that a discount of 50 pei cent, will be granted %.n all wedding announcements inserted m the two Turin morning papers. 1 *w The panen are n -uILAGAZZm,
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    Peer's "Married Life Hopeless"
    219 2 WIFE GETS A DIVORQM (By At Mail) L.W)X CARRICK. whose address was given as Rejourn, Her? granted a decree nisi against the F of Carrtrk. n Vue his adultery, by Mr. Justice Greaves Lord, at Lewes Ass They married m America m August., IC3O, and their
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    31 2 Aftet; studying the note from Spa i.i calling^ /*for the abandonment of thf non-intterventton policy and shipment of &.rms to the Government, they French Government have decided to take no action
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    30 2 Mr. R. S. Narayanan, of the Kedah Veterinary Dept. has completed his post-graduate course m Veterinary Science at Edinburgh University and is going to Holland to pursue his studies there.
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    World's Fair: Johore To Have Shor
    36 2 World's Fair: Johore To Have Shor THt State of Je hore i. v W 1 presented at the <rrifcw» World's Fair tc to toii t America next > Over sixty nation* ulu** prevented. Furthe: be announced next
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    French Labour Trouble
    99 2 French Labour Trouble Willi if-i -elf u:o4pjn«.JL yetcrnry. it is c ver 55,001' w rakers are m% &ufl| m Far is ard the suburbs V [>e*pite Government's efietffc *m the far i that the strike a*mmf- i not eneouragec by the Prnnh i I C'cunei!, it i^ t eared that
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    Woman Charge With Alleged Theft
    66 2 Singa}. I ARRESTED last night YwF **fj| a young Hokien m*****! morning produced m I Court on a charge of saW F respect of $468 a _^_d Ihe allegation wa* that- „< the mcnev from a hou* r en March 31. the complw Chua Eng
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    ASSIZE TRIAL FOR CHINESE
    223 2 Coun terfei ting Of Coins A lleged Singapore, Saturday. "T WANT to call as a witness Foo X Ah Wong. This man is a very important witness for the purpose cf this case. Without him no justice can be properly done." The above statement was made
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    Fowl Drama In Court
    76 2 Singapore, Saturday. SCENE: Third Police Court. Time: Tiffin time, to-day. Synops's: A Chinese, Png Gim Siang, wa brought up before mm Court m December last for dishonestly retaining stolen property m respect of a number of fowls. Court Inspector: Your worship, some of the exhibits m
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    CHINESE ON SERIOUS CHARGE
    123 2 Alleged ChccW I THIS is a very c *****^i_f f is one of a *ff.*mSf*_! and allegedly e xU) ™f_ jJTi away gooas. ciainrid »J^ i manufacture and f*SV_f after payment TO*. *l Impecor E ww j^- j— Ma cheo* a >? Ul *3s*J I brf
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    136-YEAR-OLD CLOCK
    55 2 London, April 9. TH-' c.ccl. ar.ich has been a familiar laridmaik tc successive generations cf merchants transacting business m the warehouses of thc port of London has recently been fitted wnh a electric motor m place of the old-fa. hicned weights and pulley.,. Ihe clock has stood for
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    AIR MARSHALL EVILL
    34 2 London, April 9. The appci.it. nent cl mil Marshall D. C. V. Eviil to Air Officer tr charge of Ao ministration, Headquarters, Bomber Command, wa announced last night British Official Wireless
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      76 2 Raffles Brasserie f BRAS BASAH ROAD. JTO-DAY-SPECIAL CURRY| 111 Il\ $1.00 SERVED FROM 12.30 TO 3 P.M.. j j ALSO s > POPULAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES j Afternoon Teas a Speciality. HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY. j Wedding und Birthday RADIOGRAM Outside catering Under- l Cakes made to Order. ENTERTAINMENT taken
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      26 2 A Reuter message frcm Hankow, dated April 9, says that Sir Archibald Clark Kerr had left fcr Chungking by air and arrived there at 2.15 p.m.
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      24 2 Ma. Mary Gilbert, aged 45. ol Coburg-road, Wood Green. N., who gave birth to triplets, all girls, has received the Kind's Bounty of £3.
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    Treaches In Every garden And Park
    391 3 LATEST AIR RAID PLAN (By Air Mail) London, April 1. pVERY Englishman's garden is goins to l>e his trench, and trenches will he chij> m every park m London and other big cities. That is the latest Government p?an to provide safety for Britain
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    MIGHT HAVE HAD FINE OF $ 128, 000
    43 3 MIGHT HAVE HAD FINE OF 128, 000 MW*«. S,torday MfS* 1 0 rry into of Ihe other ___ti a* J_Th V ./.me men I J^^-^Jid a European, and K "V.ldVr help! i^S-^' ,c y ears ri or m default a +$Fl4te* the weal.
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    THE SINAPORE MARKET
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    TIN
    10 3 fr pet of iia at noon m vjfjpmtiHfcy was:—
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    RUBBER
    68 3 lEjrwofrubber.it noon m was: I l^r .1'::); Silers n_— IBI i^p— ~e^ I Ir* i tae Kraal G-ferfllfeSt wit) arrived seer^tmThnm A •eipim* are I fors-tf tor the eventual fam of immm Peking and NaeHflf UOfUS JWffß-Kflti>. tint amt east cf "The Rotters taif Oat .y the Singapore mm
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    25 PER CENT INCREASE IN 1938 TAXES
    158 3  - 25 PER CENT INCREASE IN 1938 TAXES Tokyo Bud gel Shanghai. Apr. U. ACCP»KI)!.\<; to reports receive:! rt hcrv from Tokyo, it is stated that direct taxation imposed by thc Imperial GrHerniietit'for Lfr< budget year 1938-39 is estimated at yen 1,073:000,000 as against yen ..;7.000,--000 for 1937-38. iialiteci taxes will
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    DANCE CHAMPIONS
    32 3 Mr. John Wells and Miss Renee Sissons have jvon the European dance championships for England m Copenhagen with 154 points. Denmark (ib 3 points) was second, aud Germany (136V_! points)
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    In The Cast This Month
    5 3 In The Cast This Month
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    Served Sentence, Wants Conviction Quashed
    264 3 Served Sentence, Wants Conviction Quashed Singapore, Saturday. THE unusual plea that although he had alrtudy served the sentence passed on him he wanted the conviction quashed as he wculd not be able to continue m his work us a contractor if the stain of thc crime remained on him. was
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    MALAYAN LIFE FILMED
    64 3 MALAYAN LIFE FILMED The Rev. Hamilton Aiken sailed for Malaya on March 17. While he has oeen on leave he has given lectures m all parts of the country illustrated by the film he took m Malaya. Hi* iilm on the rubber industry lias been purchased by the RCA. and
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    NEW PLANE FOR STRATOSPHERE
    139 3 Benuaels. COILOWING _V„fessor Pi. cards successful stratosphere balloon ascents, M Kenard. the Belgian designer, has constructed an aero plane lor flying to the stratosphere. ihe, first public trials are to be held next month. Jt is claimed that being anproof and water-proof, the new aeroplane conld
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    NEWSPAPERS TO BE "EALKIES"
    268 3 NEWSPAPERS TO BE "E ALKIES" J he talking newspaper is here-not a radio, bul ihe usual sheet, delivered by hand at your breakfast table. Along thc margin will be a st.ip that you can lear off and play. Children will hear the actual voices of character m theft favourite comic
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    NO DIPLOMATIC PURPOSE?
    375 3 Lord Gowrie Arrives In Singapore Singaroce. Satur.d a j ORD Gowrie, Governor -General of v the Commonwealth of Australia, ar-ived by the K.N.I.L M. plane "PK-AFT/' shortly after four o'clock this after noon Tie was accompani.-ej by I Gfowne, Squadron Leader S. j. Moir A D C
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      111 3 IRIUM THRILLS MILLIONS Wt" 4 WITH NEW LUSTER ON TEETH Eg, „|< PEPSODENT alone of all tooth pastes Rf y >j> contains IRIUM which so amazingly re- film f^****^ |mH_t stores natural brilliance to teeth! l»|Sk Iri u in is the new modern way to remove _-f^rM-§-a-__,. -Jo^ _S___-_tt_____gj_____#i&'>.- '^BKa<
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      52 3 To-day's Diary Of Events SPORT The Tide-.: --(5.16 a.m. 7 ft. 2 ins.; 810 pm 7 ft. 2 ins: Cricket:" Non-Benders v. S.C R C., SCC 11 a.m.; SJt.C. v. 5.J.1. s'rc I a v. Inniskilllngs, Tangn s.cc. v. c.s.c, Balestier Plain- St. Andrew's 0.8 A. v. Clarke Rangers. St.
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      163 4 St* j ALHAMBRA j j POSITIVELY LAST DAY 1 3 SHOWS: 3-15 0-15 A 9-15 j I COME AND CHEER Uncle Sams Greatest Fighting S Force! j You hailed The Army m "Flirtation Walk" You saluted the Navy m "Shipmates Forever" NOW CHEER THE MARINES m THE GREATEST S MUSICAL
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      431 4 The World's Sweetheart makes History for j j the screen AGAIN j Follow the crowds to the BIG SHOW j 3 SHOWS TO-DAY CAPITOL I j 3.15—6.15—9.15 j S SHIRLEY TEMPLE j |m 20th Century-Fox films' remarkable S production ot the world-loved story 1 With Jean Hersholt, Arthur Treacher and
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      138 4 1 s > I pAviu gN3^T l ri^^ &**^TRfIEY -r-f-fl E__ _fl __kW 'fr_tjr^' D>r*ct«j by M Am mmm*. .______fl am- __r IMtN Vo\ f coLUMBSifif the nnSfjt j WITH ANOTHER /^^L HOWLARIOUS fe> %fJL COMEDY IN THE I^_« GAY TEMPO OF mor* "THEODORA GOES *m%, mL\\ i"MGRE THAN tb
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    500 GIRLS-AND NO PICKING UP
    382 5 Noel Barbers Weekly Film Newsreel protection For lovelies In "Rosalie" Film bout British films for a change, and doings back m old jffS d j nc uf jing a23 year-old damsel by name of Wendy 1 she would rather play a true-to-life role for eighty
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    She's Ginger
    11 5 •■FK No 1 dancing *mM*. tn tbe Tennis court.
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    STARDUST FROM THE HOLYWOOD FROM THE
    188 5 !*fl /<*, one of the sons of *<** boa,.. 35* mnen M was oruKj J\ m t a *> oct-ana lived m m-tjfot jot a Meek. mi*^ tmou sta of ii4r mer recorditti th t*> V*ali i eßds PublishJr i *toMuJ* dS a Pt>
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    BEAUTY ON PARADE
    538 5 Story: Now let me think this out. Cadet falls m love with beautiful young gal, who is princess m disguise at the local U.S. seminary. Back she goes to her kingdom of Romanza, begs handsome cadet (said Nelson Eddy) to follow her. He does, by plane across
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    DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
    687 5 kiss, or as well as a final kiss, a moral as well. Unpleasant word we know, but believe me, when a film has a moral, it has something else. It has a purpose and that usually is the distinguishing mark between good entertainment that is •early there, and
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      255 5 Dissolve Ugly Fat The New Cinema Way Safely Lose 5 Lbs. a WmMMIW^^- -1 Week 25 Lbs. a Month ;a: abfP? V" 1 ?®/ioZ^<o^mm^* Probably you yourseli V^ J_^_life^s^®^_l Xnd orhaps CfVftn pa: :p h ri>.ah of life, you will n< SSI Hf'j 4fll Make This One-Week S^l^/ lip Guaranteed
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    CHRONIC STOMACH PAINS
    250 6 CHRONIC STOMACH PAINS "Husband would not te alive now" Wl men «nl vor.ien w.'uj tulle, mnta ti.ca SBOtnaC-Bl N ,-atm-w with the t*t-tfbt ot Mi p Everyon* afflicted by Moauwas m, ible can take new heart from tne remarkubi- recover) bis .wfe gratefully recon era extractfrom ber letter. years aj<o
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    BIBLE EXHIBITION OPENED IN
    257 6 BIBLE EXHIBITION OPENED IN LONDON London, Mar. 24. AX exhibition cf printed books and manuscripts m celebration of the 400 th. anniversary of the setting up of the English Bible m parish churches, has been opened m the newly-instituted Bible Room at the British Museum by the Archbishop oi Canterbury.
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    39 6 It is understood that a Belgium Mission is making arrangements tc establish an All India Women's University with headquarters at Bangaloie. Negotiations are proceeding with tne Mysore Government as regards the gran, of a suitable site and other facilities.
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    Youngest Indian Premier
    171 6 Youngest Indian Premier KHAN Bahadur Allah Bux, the new Premier cf Sind, who is only 38, is claimed to be the voungfst Chief Minister of the Indian Provinces. The Chiel' Minister will be In Charge of Finance. Home, Political f.nd Miscellaneous Departments. Mr. Nihchaldas Vazirani. the new Hindu Minister will
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    COLD FEET
    87 6 Sunbury, Pennsylvania. DISCOVERING that chickens suffer frcm cold feet enabled five young chicken thieves to secure a good haul here. Their method was to visit a roost on a cold night and hold a warm stick near it. The chickens, apparently suffering from cold feet, would step over
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    MUST ALL DANCE ALIKE
    79 6 Municn The principle of the goose-step- -complete uniformity of movement and rhythm— is to be extended to dancing m Bavaria. A "Cultural Centre for German Dancing" has been created here with the object of training "all the Party formations m the entire district to dance alike,
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    CEYLON GOVERNOR'S NOVEL PARTY
    54 6 (biombo. INSTEAD of tha :<.;;iial fOS den party, fh ite prosr-unoM oi tea and talk, the Governor of «jeylon. Sir Anareu C-ttdecott, has made a vc: v popular innovation. Sctne 2,Sba gHnests were enter- I earned dunn* tfa al md^ i W» i m Irr* m
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    Oxford Don To Survey Indian Musik
    191 6 Oxford Don To Survey Indian Musik H/ORKIKC under the «inuaiue ol the fa mens Indian dm lO I t TT dianath Tag^ore, Dr. Arnold Bake, senior research fellow Vk-^M College, Oxford, who is carrying oat a an vox oi the mu«ic at ilO** I ai rived here. r *l I
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    Why Congress Broadcast Was Cancelled
    147 6 Why Congress Broadcast Was Cancelled IN the Central Legislative A i Mr. Ifanu Subedar asked whether the political character of the I'National Congress was one of tho reasons which induced the Government to cancel tho programme of broadcasting the Congress proceedings at Haripura. The hon. Sir Thomas Stewart, Communications Member,
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      129 6 PILES MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS OPERATION Many people suffer m silence \ntoid agonies, constant brain-wearying irritation and pain caused by piles, simply because they have never discussed this trouble with eve_n such a confidant as their chemist. If f on are a sufferer, make up your mind to ask your
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      167 6 Gain 5 Lbs. In 7 Days Don't be discouraged if you are weak, underweight, tired out, sickly unable to gain an ounce of flesh or strength no matter what you eat. A California physician, m prescribing for and treating the Cinema Stars of Hollywood, has discovered a secret method of
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    You Can't Have A Purged Press Without A Purged Public
    475 7 You Can't Have A Purged Press Without A Purged Public Let's Be Honest With Ourselves THE BISHOP OF KINGSTON-ON-THAMES (DR. F. O. F. HAVVKES): "I sympathise with the Minister's attitude on this cuestion of venereal Oisease. We must face ihe whole matter openly if we are ever to stamp it
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    Newspapers Paint Your World Exactly As It Goes
    500 7 kw m WI tit to print, and \_if »~t is better left un-Wpßbfa-ied? These are I I questions which ap- ag a agitating the British ft** tt^Kt following upon the te. nitty of the Daily Mirsr, ss tW oße hand, to give
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    I Don't Reger To You.
    140 7 I Don't Reger To You. M MOST of us aim to do the right -^C thing according to our lights; I I except when our interests are j at stake then our lights go out. S AA'£ good thing about teUina i j the truth is that you don't J
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    I Review The News
    556 7 I Review The News that the subject is dealt with seriously and not with the object of securing lascivious monetary interest. HPHE question is, of course, when a newspaper starts dealing with social problems, particularly those relating to sex, is it motivated by a sincere desire to point a moral
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    SHIRLE Y TEMPLE GETS £2,000 FOR "BEASTLY" ENGLISH LIBEL
    286 8 "GROSS OUTRAGE'^ SAYS JUDGE (By Air Mail) London, March 24. tr rHIS libel is simply a gross outrage and I shall take care to see thai suitable attention is directed to it," --aid Lord Hewart, m the King's Bench Division, assenting
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    GERMAN GIRLS IN ENGLAND
    257 8 (By Air Mail). London, March 25. THE allegation that many educated German girl.v are arriving m England, having promised not take any work, paid or unpaid, and are then taking positions a*s housekeepers or companions, and at the same time carrying en Nazi propaganda, was made
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    60 m.p.h. CRASH "FUN" TO BLONDE
    177 8 BETTY PLANT— Blonde Bombshell to her friends m Walthamstow, Lon- I don, E.— was looking for a thrill. She has found it. Now .she is going to Ride pillion on a motor-cycle travel- bag at 60 m.p.h.; Crash through a blazing signal-box with plate
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    HARVEY-McAVOY DATE
    32 8 Date has now been fixed for the cruiserweight title fight between Jock ...cAvc^ {Rochdale), holder, and Len Harvey (London). They will meet over fifteen rounds at Harringay on Marcn •3.
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    51 8 American Marines co-operated with the police of the Int* P Settlement m Shangh.i when thousands of Chinese eroded Sinza Roao Bridge seeking permits to return to hapei ThtZJ?? l mV reminiscent of the days when the refugees stormed the S^atT"*** W admission as the Japanese destroyed their homes m Ctul?'
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    THE BETTER 'OLE
    37 8 Two-thirds of the 2.803 pi Folsom Prison, California be convicts than soldiers m wartic The other third sad they would eec parole to fight should the Unite* go to war, slates British Unit**. Pr;
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    S. African Trade With Germany To Increse
    176 8 S. African Trade With Germany To Increse TIIF I nion s existing tmt*a trade agreement with o*** is (c» be sill further expat*! Under a mi ihe Reich will lav ..ddittaal product to the value- of a_ i' 650.000. The chief product;, to bewfr wool, oi which Ge rmanf vdi
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    OFFICERS IN THE I. C. S.
    60 8 In reply to a question lis the Cen -'ral Legislative Assembly, the hon. Sir Henry Craik, Home Member, ted that 1,120 Indian Civil Service Officers were employed on Feb. 1, 1938. by the Central and Provincial Governmenjts, of whom 101 were under the Central
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    KILLED TIGER WITH SPADES
    65 8 KILLED TIGER WITH SPADES ARMED with spac' fl labourers In c :1 L,Jm A am, fought a t ir.e^ and killing M fl The tiger a larked a wo *r!/3 fl garden. He tried to t* .spade but was badiv Hearing his cries era niched to the spot pickaxes and
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    THE BEST WAY TO KILL FOWLS
    683 9 tlt a ON REARING Orchard JJ* I**** or. how 'J m»y <*** bird _V*-* te of good "g, „c ruined by poor l^Tlfeekm* and pinnmg. llJi-ftedskin. some instructions 50f TO KILL the mouth and VJET^SI The best mejJAJjis »wt the jugular '_<_ *t south.
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    Broadbent To Try Again
    150 9 Broadbent To Try Again Sydney, New South Wales, Apr. 1. UNdeterred by his misfortunes on his recent attempt to break the England-Australia record, Mr. Brcadbent ("Unlucky Jim") has announced his intention to attempt to lower thc Australia-England solo record, put up by Miss Jean Batten, of five days 18 hours.
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    TWO MILES ON HANDS AND KNEES
    246 9 TWO MILES ON HANDS AND KNEES INJURED MAN'S ORDEAL Gocndivvindi, Queensland, Apr. 1. IJIS leg broken m a fall from his horse m the bush, a siockman named Edward Binney had a nightmare crawl of two mile", on his hands and knees before he could get help. The journey to
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    PLOT WAS FOR A NOVEL
    109 9 WHEN Mr. Reginald Hook<es, 27--years-cld variety artist, of Mount Pleasant, collapsed m Soho-square lir was taken to hospital. While nolice were establishing his dentity they found what appeared to be plans of an e.erodrome, the name of an aircraftman, and the address of MYSTERY EXPLAINED
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    AMATEUR CYCLING CHAMPION
    36 9 AMATEUR CYCLING CHAMPION Sydney, N.S.W. Mar. 29. R. Porter, the Empire Games timetrial champion, has won the New South Wales five miles amateur cycling championship here. A. G. Scott was second and E. L. Gray third.
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    SINGAPORE THROUGH A WOMAN'S EYES
    664 10 ''CEfXNG each other, (.fl" was the ex- cv c omm for the delightful dinner party on Sunday last at which lie and S. Q Wong and Mr. and Mrs. W Seabrldge were joint hosts and I MS It tuck plrxe a-t Mr. arid Mrs. ig*a
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    139 10 Much regretted was the departure on retirement of Dr. W. Maenss. the German ConsnlGeneral. Both he and his wife were extremely popular m Singapore Society. Very excited on her fir«t visit to Europe and at the prospect of meeting her daughter, Rosalind, again is Mrs. S. Q.
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    196 10 She Is one of Singapore's best dressed women amonb the Chinese and hails from Shanghai. Mr and Mrs. S. K. Wong were other guests and Mrs. Wong looked charming m a dress of pastel shade. Satin was greatly favoured by the many Chinese ladies present. Mrs. S B. Tan's dress
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    PLENTY OF ZIPS
    75 10 QUANTITIES of zips, brightly coloured silk prints, and subdued but unusual colour-combinations were the outstanding features of a dress-show m London 7IPS were put m everywhere, particularly m evening dress. One sophisticated black crepe evening dress had a shining black zip from waist to hip with draperies
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    AROUND SINGAPORE SHOPS
    867 10 AROUND SINGAPORE SHOPS IF you are interested m beautiful and original things the Jade Tree is the place for you Hours simply speed by every time T pay a visit here, for every single thin*^. tiny or funny, lovely, amusing or useful, attracts my attention. They are forever getting new
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      64 10 FOR EASTER, Christie' has iust RECFIVED THE MOST delightful collection of srowns from LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORK BERLIN. WHY NOT SELECT YOUR NEW HAT AND HANDBAG. FROM THE SAME FAMOUS HOUSE. 19, Stamford Rd. Tel. 2526. imi.ais des m oms f j 12A. Capitol Buildings. i s Just reeeiveeed n
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    710 11 well-peopled .**iSr** MaDy < Seefhere for some -J* B**8 v^r holiday, but \f£ve arrived at i^ l^ Edging by the l<A?S*t. many came floor -for dancing, bu •^to be having a good rjffli** continued till feftfe p^y remain f d gjSid^ to be >*2^vment from
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    164 11 Notes From Kuala Lumpur f\N Tuesday last I went to ihe Eastern where I discovered quite a number of people. There was one very large gathering of about 35 which was a seni -farewell and wedding party, given by Mr. Wiatten and Miss M. Hollingdale. who are very shortly to
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    491 11 (Continued from page 8) May is coming, and so's the Singapore Governor's Cup Meeting so if you want to look a winner, wear Marina's afternoon dresses, all m the very latest style. Their clothes are really of the best material, wed cut and with attention -to detail which
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    128 11 vCoatinwO from page 10) rr.HERE was excellent entertainment at A the cinemas during the week and the screening cf "The Hurricane" at the Pavilion was well appreciated by full houses, while "Man-Proof" at the Prince's also attracted large audiences. Over the week-end everywhere was cjuiet, owing
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      142 11 Vb/b: *tf 4 b: I 1 SP 4 v#- *tf v '*$r' v You can tell by Baby's intent -^ii^ expression that she is watch- vI(W j ng her Lactogen being prepared. Her instinct tells .^^PWro^. iiii ii w her that she has to than! J** Lactogen for her plump
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 10. 1938. BAMASAMY'S TODDY
    646 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 10. 1938. BAMASAMY'S TODDY PRIAT thosi who would prohibit the sale of toddy lo the Tamil labourer are actuated by the highest motives it would be idle to deny. It is beyond dispute that excessive indulgence m toddy leads to evils which would not exist
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    LUXURY SHIPS?
    1121 12 Too Much Luxury In IT b quite on the cards that when the history of our time comes to be written, these spacious days of the thirties of the twentieth century will be written down as the new era of luxury. We see it developing all around vs
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    531 12 U7IFIE: "What's the idea of poking the broom m the baby's face this morning?" Hubby: "I just wanted to get him used to kissing his grandfather." TIMMY: "That problem you helped me with last night was all wrong, dad." Dad: "All wrong? Well, I'm
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    A.A PATROLS BECOME MILITARY POLICE
    121 13 (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 24. announcement by the Automobile Association that -mxol* lsG fortnights extra leave with full pay to those men who r7.<m* d ?ra, !Lmse.ves for national defence, the War Office has decided «tU ttraitsn ts I rom thc AA r ad
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    Starving Wolves fat Two Men
    157 13 Starving Wo lves fat Two Men Bucharest nf well gnawed bones, found km *Z2L of the Danube near ifSR has revealed the fate f* *£Sn. who were reported _g j|om their homes-they had ■Jtoared by wolves. m^Zu tbe bones were a woodjrjtffered with blood a long rLTaw and two pairs
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    BRITAIN SHOWS HER SEA MIGHT
    30 13 BRITAIN SHOWS HER SEA MIGHT Three battleships of the "Red fleet convoy taking part m the exercises m the English Channel. They are "Revenge," "Royal Oak" and "Warspite. (Planet News).
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    163 13 ftilaidpha Pennsylvania. 01 Ct-nc Hardwicke, the famous tufck urtor, has betn honoured tot In his work on the stage" •jUttaitwut Drama Association of ruaddpba. Jii.f??_ B for him Sir Cedric was WW a silver plaque by the *2*fc&rdwicke, who is 45. was JWBKled for
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    204 13 Calcutta To Be India 's Grea test Mrport JW^J^ment of the !__*^m Aerorf, n Movements !^^iQortb?u a:rmail service, M^J^f are oeing spent by wh:ch I i^V^ COmes li*^* a^ rhe port of call I PW S wul m fivmc, hA^arteS ,ra f Vs v n soon I lerb fr^m Karachi
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    290 13 TAXI WAITED FOUR HOURS FOR CONDEMNED YOUTH (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 1. fONVINCED of their son's innocence a man and h's wife kept a taxi waiting for over fcur hours outside the Assize Courts at Leeds while the jury considered their verdict m a murder case. But the son.
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    98 13 THE frock coat is to be reintro--1 duced as part of the dress of officers of the Royal Marines, according to an Admiralty Fleet Order. It will be an optional garment for paymasters, barrackmasters, quartermasters and warrant officers. Fresent pattern great ccat will be replaced by one
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    BOY DRIVERS WERE TOO KEEN
    114 13 BOY DRIVERS WERE TOO KEEN A MOTOR-CAR at the Central School, Bangor, North Wales, is used for teaching children mechanics. A group of boys there, keenly interested m mechanics, soon drove away m a car belonging to someone else. Mr. Robert Waif ord, the headmaster, told a reporter this when
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    SALE OF BRIDES BANNED
    87 13 SALE OF BRIDES BANNED New Delhi. The practice of selling women m marriage has been banned by the Shia sect m -the Tirah tribal territory on the North-West Frontier. Members of the sect have forbidden their daughters or other female relatives to be sold as brides At the same time
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    WEST END CHEF FOR ARMY
    188 13 WEST END CHEF FOR ARMY (R'/ Air Mail) London, Apr. I. Jl MAN who has cocked for the Great Ones m luxurious West End hotels is teaching the Army's master cooks how to improve meals Tommy Atkins. Strangely enough, his name is Atkins —Mr. E. H. Atkins, the L.C.C. teacher
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    123 13 Worked With Broken Skull (By Air Mai!) London, Apr. 1. Iffß. L. Vaughan Watkin, of Beaconsrltld, near High Wycombe (Bucks), has been walk m jr about for a month with a fractured skull and he did not know it. Motoring to a political meeting a month ago, ho went over
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    42 13 It is understood that Mrs. Keron Bo.^c has been nominated by the Government cf India as a delegate te) represent India at the netft session of thr League of Nations Advisory Committee en questions, which begins at Geneva on A pail 23.
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    91 13 German Children To Visit Law- Courts GERMAN children of Baden, m south-west of Germany, 'are to visit the law-courts. As a lesult, it is hoped they will gb.in an insight into German law and legal procedure. The Nazi officials who h:\ve Instituted the idea think the children will benefit more
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    340 14 MALAYA has many queer animals inside and outride her jungle fastnesses. She has white elephants galore, spoomfs, which bite holes m the seats of railway carriages, splimfs, which eke out a meagre existence by picking up cigarette ends m the amusement parks, and a few others which are but
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    838 14 PONKLESKLIMF APPEARS IN PERAK according to popular belief, never leave the remote wilderness which is their environment. But I did not know until tho other day that the country contained a .creature which rejoiced m the name of Skonkletolimf— l mean Splinklecootm dash it all Ponklesklimf. Get tho name right.
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    74 14 Peak Hill, New South Wales. Apr 1. nTRUCK on the -temple by a golf club. an 11-year-old girl named Wm Betty Mackay, of Genanigie, near here, died m hospital a few £ours later She was playing at her home with a younger member of the family
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    108 14 SPEAR KILLED LEOPARD mm ARMED only with a spear, a m laced a >eopard at Noldhina. t Dibrugarh district of Assam, aa. b Birshi Ma^jhi was asleep to te 1 at night when he was arotwow 1 bleating of goats m an -detail fie went cut to investigate f»f_ 'amp
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    101 14 Nut-Cracker Mystery Brisbane. <*u**^t/L* 1 FAIR of old nut-ci**? A the coat-of-arm* of »i| bishop of York found heap at Cleveland. Brisbane, ii mystifJ** museum authoritie* Q*£^ Tlie Director of «*^<j2j Museum 'Mr H A. Jf^g^lj would be interesting *> .such noble crackers reached Aus'ralia only fjug i veland was
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      163 14 WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE. YETARZO« B^« Naval" before waa there anything i.ke it i.or are us marvellous prop* r '"7 #i#i ever te ba equalled en diseases arising from impure bioou it s**rc"e*o-i from tha vetal current mvmry lurking trace mt poisonou- matter, cv H "< fa— we.
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    92 15 Factory Seized during War Paris. _*_5 ts have u P held a iud^wfi? some time aeo by the faTjy gainst a naturalised ot German origin whose actory was sequestered W-i!!^^ Geisler w as appay his uncle a sum of 75 0.000 Present rates*. 1 claim on
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    226 15 Canada Mints Coins For Santo domingo Montreal. For the first time, the Canadian mint has struck coins for a country outaide the British Empire. One hundred small wooden boxes, containing the first instalment of coins to the value of £120,000, have left the Royal Mint at Ottawa for the Dominican
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    148 15 MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE Continued Protection Urged THE fact that India's annual prodUC--1 tion of magnesium chloride is upto ten thousand tons and that this is one of the few Indian industries which are able to export their products to foreign countries is revealed by Mr. J. K. Mehta the Secretary of
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    124 15 Bucharest. Till' aged grey-bearded metro- politan Gurie, head of the i rthodox* church m Bessarabia, has been sent to serve a sen fence ol imprisonment m a picturesque monastery m the neighbouring province oi Bucovia. This sentence was pronounced on him by the Kumuniai. Holy
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      276 15 A BEAUTY HINT STRAIGHT FROM lovely MIRIAM HOPKINS I r 1 I _A d.^_? __S^ !r n ill W^^miL s j irwk'i s Mar,: "Why do you ad.r>ire Mar> "If only my skin were A MONTH LATER: Miriam Hopkins so mud-Jack?" as lovely as Miriam Hopkins s. I J wonder
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    328 16 Come Up And See Us Sometime bread and cheese. Every typing desk m the office bears the elongated black scars which result from cigarettes abandoned on an urgent call elsewhere and afterwards forgotten. Brief Visibility vT\N Saturday afternoons, when every member of the staff is being original for the Sunday
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    121 16 Washington, D.C. THE suggestion that Great Britain should hand over the Bahams Lslanrts to the United Slates if she does not pay her war debt, has been malic by an American senator here on his return from the British oolony. 'Great Britair. ha. no
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    53 17 Riga. The bank of Latvia has given an order to a British firm for New 25-la. treasury note?. The design for the notes, which includes tho ligure of Lacples;S, the bear- layer, a legendary Latvian hero, haa been carried out by the British Arm according to instructions given
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    131 17 (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 154. PLEA lor seme sort e»i Empire police force, trained perhaps <;n thc model of the Royal Mounted Police m Canada was put forward m a House of Commons debate en the Army Lstimates by Captain Mac namara (Unionist Member
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    150 17 i \ir Hall i Darwin. Nuertheeru 'icr.-iiory, Mar. Et. loribMovn. ud. mtJrmm haa*t re i\. i- miteCfi of Ihe Uaekless "back <b beyond," swiiiiiiiiii:', swollen rivers alive with eoreDOdeitefi ami i.i. ti\£ death hv j* m hostile Ici rihr. "J ib ii Ib-n h°en
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    547 18 "GROSS OUTRAGE"- Continued From /O 6 e 0 of age. "Obviously I snail not read it it is better I should not but a glance at the statement of claim, where a poster is set out, is sufficient to show what the nature of the libel
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    438 18 Mr. Tom Dunlop, of Berwick, was salmon fishing m the River Tweed at Norham when a 7 lb. salmon jumped into his boat. It was promptly stunned with an oar. greatest comfort, as you withdraw little from the hurly-burly. I need the
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    S'PORE LADIES' DOUBLES PAIR
    27 19 l^p^ m^ sha) Meng of Singapore, who are going I i-ata-fS*** 11 vMiavan b adminton championships. (Tribune). I v«.w for the > *^I._ iU*^^-^-
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    Perak's First malay Woman Player
    473 19 (nil In Badminton In Taiping A (By "Racquet") luiA*AN has the distindion of being probably the first district I i perak. if not m Malaya, to have a Malay woman competitor I^-atadminton championship which will be held m Kampong Itt fl April'I ftrceaifrtitor is one
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    MALACCA B. A. ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT
    75 19 MALACCA B. A. ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT ST? Watt [sT_5Sj» 1933 fife e Kh esidenls IMS?- aif%* ho Sl an TTh° h Kirn L Tan Keng I "s?* mad* K^aZ_»M the preciation of Mr. P. G. Pamadasa's unselfish and untiring services as Chairman of the MBA trom the time of its
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    Venue For S. B. A.
    67 19 "WOENIX" learns that thc committee of the S.B.A. at fl meeting held on Wednesday decided, that the Happy World covered stadium (available only for irregular periods' uould not suit 'he purpose of holding the 1938 tour'uuments there. The S.B.A. is noic faced with no alternative
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    GENTLE B. P.
    57 19 Members are reminded that entries for the inter-team championship tournament for the "A. Rahman Challenge Cup" are now open and will close on the first week of May 1938. The entrance fee is 25 cents per competitor. Intending competitors are requested to sign m their names m
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    Likely Finalists In Malayan Badminton Tourney
    505 19 Likely Finalists In Malayan Badminton Tourney (By c< Ramb.er") rpHE stage is completely ready for the second Malayan badminton championships which take place within a week m Kuala Lumpur. There is little doubt that the championships will prove keener and even more thrilling' than the last tournament held only five
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    Penang To Hold State Trials
    589 19 SINGAPORE'S INVITATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED (By A LTHOUGH luck is undoubtedly against the Northern Settlement m the draw for the second Malayan open badminton championships, enthusiasts here are by no means dampened m their hopes of the success of their representatives, one of whom,
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    CORONATION CUP WINNERS
    15 19 Lumut Customs Badminton Party, winners ot tne Windings Coronation Badminton Cup 1937.
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    Singapore Should Play For Foong Seong Cup
    317 19 Singapore Should Play For Foong Seong Cup (By "Phoenix") \fOT until I met one of the old "stars" m local badminton circles did I realise that there was, at least, some difference of opinion as to whether or not Singapore should participate m the Foong Seong Cup tournament. BUSINESS took
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    WOMAN AS THIN AS A SHADOW!
    325 19 Flesh -forming Tablets restored her health Many men and women zV r Straits rre trying ev< think of m a rain en put on weight. They sat few their stomachs with endless cb f nauseating Cod Liver Ci! but In vain. Yet here Is
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      288 19 PERAK TURF CLUB EASTER SKYE MEETING IC3B. SATURDAY, 16TH APRIL UM MONDAY, 18TH APRIL 1938 Subscriptions tor Visiting Members shall be: MEN S5 LADIES S2 lor the meeting or any day thereof. VISITING MEMBERS must be introduced by Members of the Club and MUST APPLY TO THE SECRETARY S OFFICE.
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORE
    2345 20  -  "ARGUS" By* Approoch Of The Easter Sporting Carnival Big Cricket Attraction In Singapore Malaya Should Beat The Ceylon Tourists The Singapore Padang Cricket "Derby" "Recs" Failed Dismally Malays' League Defeat Nothing To Be Discouraged About Second Division Soccer. I>V this time next week we shall
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    Roseray B.P'.s Anniversary
    147 20 Roseray B.P'.s Anniversary THE tenth Anniversary of the Roseray Badminton Party was celebrated <,n April 3 at Chan_ji, at which there was a good attendance of members and friends. Land and Sea Sports, held during the day, v. re keenly contested for. |§r. Tan Keng Yam. the Hon: Secretary, at
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      393 20 Many thousands enter Mady Soap Competition PRIZE MONEY Increased from $100 to $644.10. CORRECT ANSWER IS "323" Entries for the recent Mady Soap competition which closed on March 26th poured m from all parts of Malaya aa well as from Java, Labuan, Sarawak, Borneo and other outlying districts. This immense
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      988 21 Lrfjfc AIR TODAY Ln And Where To Listen In SINGAPORE 10. 0U a.m. -Military Band Music (Gramophone Records). "Under the Double Eagle" and "Sentry! Go By". piayed by ethe Massed Brass Bands. •Trumpet" Voluntary (PurceHj Played by Harry Mortimer < trumpet) and the Grand Massed Brass Bands. 11.10 a.m.:— Light
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      375 21 NIROM PARIS BERLIN i.J^^a^ 9 8 ?!*P7_-2f J5 mcs) and Wavelength 19.68 metres (15.243 kcs). DJA 31.38 metres (9,560 kes>: DJB rmn metres (10.26 mcs.). 5.20 p.m. Concert Relayed from Paris- 19.74 metres (15.200 kcs): DJN 31.45 450 p m T'mp signal Pnnr>rf hv Is_PTT metres (9.540 kcs): DJE 16.89
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    Ceylon Cricketers' Malayan Tour Open!
    2008 22 START OF MATCH vs. F.M.S. AT KUALA LUMPUR Malayans Collapse Sensationally For Total Of 65 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A LARGE crowd gathered round the Selangor Club padang this mornin.tr to witness the cricket match between the visiting O?ylon team anri a
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    Home Football Results.
    235 22 EXETER WELL BEATEN IN DIV. II! AAATCH Lciiucu, Apr. '.1. RESULTS &t l.nglMi aml Sioitisli league football matt Its played to-day were as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I Birmingham 2 Eo ton W. Charlton 2 Sunderland Chelsea 4 Leicester C. Giimsby 3 Manchester '.e2d_' United 0 Arsenal
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    SCOTLAND DIFFERENCE ENGLAND
    30 22 R™^™^fc_i< 11 states thai m aa mam football match plave* 72 sunny weather at Wmkas i a crowd cf nm, SwtU_T*S f-ngland by one goal to wH
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    NEW BUILDINGS FOR GOVERNER TRADE TRADE SCHOOL
    212 22 NEW BUILDINGS FOR GOVERNER TRADE TRADE SCHOOL NECESSITATED If EXPANSION I Singapore, mmm Cf'f-AKING at the annua, jr?! ing of the GanmmM m School this afternoon. N_'ff Markham, assistant Imah I Schools, touched on the pr 4 the school since its iHcepteip experiment m MJO »hec iknm only 32 students.
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    British Consul
    46 22 London, Apr. 9. TVHE appointment of Mr. Donald Gainer A to the new post of British consul general m Austria was announced m last night's London gazette. He will res:de m Vienna. Mr. Gainer lias been consul generM m Bavaria since 1932 British Official
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    288 22 < Continued from previous column) quite fit and well by the time the team arrives m Penang. Should this prove to be so, his type of bowling should create quite a stir out there, where the splendid grass wicket,*, Kuala Lumpur and Singa pore should be responsive to his *'gocglie_'."
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    SERVICES BEAT SAIGON VISITORS
    514 23 FIRST MATCH OF TOUR AT STADIUM Home Side Had j Advantage SERVICES 2; SAIGON 1. Singapcre, Saturd.^v. C[N top for practically three quarters cf the game he Combined Services eje.sated the b\ igon soccer XI Ly the odd goal en three m the visitors ftr.-l game
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    THRILLING SPORT ON FINAL DAY AT PENANG
    704 23 __l COMPLETES DOUBLE FOR J"" MEETING i Springs Mild Surprise In Fifth Event root. s-t-H»* «rev-«l to- _a.j. a*" la,t w r_* meeting tote pa«l w5 on i«"i_r-iM and sptar ,f HE WG SHEEP he big pool ■ltd ca follows: won H *****
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    SCHOOL SECOND TEAMS
    144 23 Rain Spoils Interesting Match Singapore, Saturday. THE cricket match between the St. I Joseph's Institution 11 and the St. Andrew's School 11 played this afternoon was left unfinished owing to rain Scores: S. J. I. II McCleland run out 0 Rex Martin b Meyer 0 M. Cornelius
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    V.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    49 23 YMCA team vs. Inniskillings on Monday, at 5.10 p.m. on the Tanglin ground at iO'-cer. .1 1 eri;uson. R. Lyne, K. l-flMßbrusge-*, M. Swyny, C. Tessier, R Median J, W. Pullen, Ong Swee t,J A obamyudin. S. Crton, <^uek K>ra Chua. Reserves. Mitchell, Lim Km W( c
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    Garrison League
    19 23 1 Ir a Garrison League match at langlm yesterday, "A" Co. Skins beat tne Minesweepers by 3—l,
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    Rain Stops Cricket On The Padang
    271 23 Airmen Bat First Singapore, Saturday, THE S.C.C. met the R.A.F. at cricket on the Padang this afternoon whWrain washed out play after the Airmen had scored 57 for six wickeis down. O'Neil-Dunne was In good form for th,* club and had accounted for three
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    RLY. YOUNGSTERS WIN
    243 23 Cricket Against Newton Rocklights Singapore, Saturday. THE Railway Youngsters beat the Newton Rocklights by 37 runs on the Railway ground this afternoon. S. Artega did well to score 52 runs for the Newton team while Sebastian did the most damage to ca-ture five wickets for thirteen runs
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    LE MERCIER SCHOOL SPORTS
    298 23 Enjoyable Function At Jalan Besar Singapore, Saturday. LE Mercier's School m Queen Street one of the most progressive institu- j tions m Sib held their annual athletic Sports Meeting at the Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon. The weather was not kind to the large crowd that
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    INTER-SCHOOL CRICKET
    150 23 St, Andrew's Meet St. Joseph's Singapore, Saturday. 'HE inter-school cricket match between St. Joseph's Institution and St. Andrew's School, played at Bras Basah Road this afternoon was abandoned owing to rain. St. Andrew's who batted first were ali out for 94. R. H. Shah, who scored 52 runs
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    Cricket Abandoned
    44 23 Singapore, Saturday. Tho I. A. vs. H.M.F. Terror cricket fixture was abandoned to-day owing to I rain at Balestier piain. The A.C.S. vs. M.F.A. cricket j match was abandoned to-day, when the M.F.A. had scored. 42 for S& wickets, owing to rain
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    V.M.C A. BEAT SKINS
    492 23 V.M.C A. BEAT SKINS In Low Scoring Match Singapore, Saturday. rjLAYING on the V.M.C.A. ground to- day, the Association ce.eated the Inniskillings at cricket by 29 runs. The Skins, taking first knock scored 40, no batsman reaching double figures Eowling honours for the Y r s were divi- ded between
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      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1938.
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      BISHOP BLESSES NEW SITE FOR CHAPEL AND SCHOOL BUILDING
      86 24 Above are members of St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association Cricket ream which met Wearne Bros, m a cricket match last week. (Tribune). 1 The new site for St. Andrew's School and a new mission church nt taken possession of with a
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