Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 April 1938

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    11 1 The Sunday Tribune dhfsjashdjfhsdjhfj SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    JAPANESE STRANGLE HOLD OF BRITISH TRADE IN SHANGHAI
    372 1 JAPANESE STRANGLE HOLD OF BRITISH TRADE IN SHANGHAI "MORE MIGHT HAVE BEEN DONE TO RESIST ENCROA CHMENT" Lord Elibank London, Apr. 23. JHAT Japan would not risk an open clash with Britain if the latter stood firmly by her rights m Shanghai is the view expressed by Lord Elibank m
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    HANDY
    65 1 •LSSSSr York palmist •■22 MlUnaJd, who after \Z* wrinr over photo- TIH/nds of Hitler, 2? J»d President Roosevelt, ■""zUri conclusions which JLHSTj* conceivably have his dis- BILK: •I B»B ML* MUSSOLINI: Restless, unspent energy. Determination that will not stop at any cost. Many narrow escapes from danger A hand
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    TRUNK LINE BREAKDOWN
    18 1 Bffijwre oat of touch with cul> fd^ tetwee n Tampin a.i.'l I 20ir-5 tc press.
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    Spanish War Casualties
    31 1 F oQciau. R °me. Aor. 23 fe^^M, {hat 6T 21^ wo «nded SL^taS »K Were kllled a 4* period Mar 9 Wth?^* 5 t00k 10.000 same period.- Reuter
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    ANGLO-EIRE AGREEMENT WILL BE RATIFIED TO-MOROW
    128 1 SC*! e »«ree- possessed of high powers of conciliation and persistence." Mr. De Valera accompanied by Mr. Lemass, Minister of Industry axd Commerce, Mr. McEntee, Minister cf Finance, and Mr. Ryan, Minister of Agriculture, will arrive m London to-morrow. On Monday, the Prime Minister
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    Theft Of £100,000 Art Masterpieces
    124 1 Theft Of £100,000 Art Masterpieces London, Apr. 23. DIVE famous old masterpieces 1 worth m the region of £100,000 sterling were cut from their frames by art thieves during the night of Apr. 17 at the Century Chilham Castle near Canterbury, the residence of Sir Edmund and Lady Davis. The
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    KING ATTENDS ST. GEORGE'S DAY SERVICE
    56 1 KING ATTENDS ST. GEORGE'S DAY SERVICE London, Apr. 23. accompanied by-Queen Mary ancl the DtiKe of Ke.rt. this morning attended the annual service of the Mcst Distinguished Order of St. Michael ani St. George 1 at Saint Paul's Cathedral. The Queen remained at Windsor necessitated by a slight cold. She
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    MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF INDIAN AT POLICE STATION
    187 1 MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF INDIAN AT POLICE STATION FOUND CRITICALLY ILL ON PAVEMENT MYSTERY surrounds the death of an Indian named Ramasamy who was found critically ill outside the Beach Road Police Station recently. He was s£en in the quarters occupied by the police at the Beach Road Station on the
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    NO RECOGNITION
    40 1 Kaunas*, Lithuania. Apr. 23. IT is reliably reported that the countries cf the Balkan Alliance Lithuftria, Latvia and Estonia have deJ.deJ to alienate themselves from Britain en the question cf the recognition of Italy's conquest cf Abyssinia. Reuter
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    GANDHI SAYS "I SHALL DIE SOON"
    55 1 GANDHI SAYS "I SHALL DIE SOON" Bombay, April 23. "*V|Y days are numbered, and I 1»X am unlikely to live Ions:, perhaps a year or a little more," writes Gandhi in an article in the' Harijan. He adds that he is determined to secure the release of political prisoners in
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    U. S. TAX REVISION BILL
    96 1 New York, Apr. 23. GENERAL agreement on the mAjor features of the "United States Tax Revision Bill is reported to have been reached at a conference of the members of the House of Representatives and the Senate, states a message from Washington. Under this compromise,
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    Japanese Harassed By Guerillas
    91 1 Hankow. Apr. 22. THE Japanese troops at Linyi are still surrounded by the Chinese on three sides but the situation there is comparatively quiet, (states a Chinese official message) .q^ore fiohtinq is. however, m progress at Honngoho and Hsinlungchiao about 19 kilometres, south-east of Yihsien. The
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    ARTHUR KRUPP DIES
    37 1 Reuter m a message from Vienna stat*« that the death of Mr. Arthur K'rupo. fche famous Austrian industrialist and former president of the Bern, c -dorfT Metal Works, took place there on Apr. 23.
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    COAL MINE EXPLOSION
    47 1 Grundy, Virginia, Apr. 23. AT least 50 coal miners are fear- ed dead as a result of an explosion due to the accumulation cf era! dust at the entrance of a shaft, trapping 75 men below. Nine bodies have so far been recovered. Reuter
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    THE KING SEES HIS TROOPS AT WORK
    53 1 The Kin.? and Queen visited Aldershot, Hampshire to watch a demonstration ol troops m action and infantry and tanks taking part m an attack. Ax u£° WS: c King and Q ueen inspecting a sound locater at tlubham Ridges, where an Anti-Aircraft Battery
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    AIR RAIDS IN SPAIN AND CHINA SHOULD SERVE AS A WARNING
    260 1 AIR RAIDS IN SPAIN AND CHINA SHOULD SERVE AS A WARNING Bishop Appeals "For The Sake Of Women And Ch i Idren London. April 2S. 'JHE Bishop of London—- "for the sake of the women and children" -—has given England's religious bodies a Isad in the matter of antiair raid
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    NAVAL HONOURS
    58 2 The lUrtg i»"( the Duke <n K»*M ftttendea the funeral of the Marquess «l Miifard Haven, Which lock pfati With full naval honours at th«vlllae*- «»r Bruv, Herk<4hire. The late y.urv a second coB*in of »fe KJiitr. F»M>t<» .ho*. i (§«!<:) ::n?l the. Dttke «)i K'»«t r i:
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    "IF CHINA CAN HOLD OUT SHE WILL WIN"
    252 2 Shanghai, Apr. 2:>. AC(;ORDIN<; to the prediction of a foreign military expert, ii China can continue her resistance to the end ftf summer with similar successes to those «he is now training, cessation 01 hostilities will he s..on m sight. Continued Chinese
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    HERE'S THE ANTI — LOVE BRIGADE
    129 2 HERE'S THE ANTI LOVE BRIGADE POIJCi: were called out at Cobham, Surrey, to see that couples who had been to a dance m the village hall went straight home afterwards. That was stage one or a purity dr.vc by seventy-one -ysar-old councillor, Mr. T R. Dally. Recently he opposed the
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    EUROPEAN DRIVER CHARGED
    121 2 EUROPEAN DRIVER CHARGED AS a sequel to a motor accident hear tne local railway Station on Good Friday morning, Mr. M. H. Cocke, a well-known European rubber planter o* Bukit Palonj', Estate, Port Dickson, was charged before Mr. J. P. Biddulph, Lho Seremban Magistrate this morning .on two counts: first
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    CRITICS EXILED
    35 2 All persens suspected of behu\ politically opposed to the present regime m Rumania are to be exiled to a concentration camp en an island situated m the Black Sea opposite the Danube delta.
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    These Girls Will Never Trust Another M.
    741 2 "BREACH" ENDS (By Air Mail) London, April 13. THEIR ?!»•<• ams of rt4nance shatter:^ featfein a ir>>>T?t f oi" the dates fix- ed for <!K"*r weddings, two attra tivc young women, awarded breach di premise damages ;il London Sheriffs Ccart, told v representative
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    103 2 MALA YANS AT HOME (Py Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 15. MR. R. O. W. M Davis, Assistant Polio? Commissioner. F.M.S., was married is G^aserow on Tuesday, Amil 5. The bride was Miss Edith Elsie Bailey of Glasgow. Mr. A. Ford, of Singapore, arrived Vrv ai,* last
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    EASTER PRESENT FOR FARMERS
    77 2 (By Air Mail* London April IS. THE Inn tocll st-'.:rJ* till order, jm~ Ed i "*1 bat bis counties ;m England d::ys affo '<> cluck Use gad ci ntbi t i. <»i tcot and mooth disease, 'n to be lifted at mi!hiV -it </.'. Ea^lei S
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    £23,000 FRAUD BY TEACHER
    80 2 London Gertrude Blanche Wi irf cock was i. of a London County Councii 'h Hamu- l was malhematic K^: an i rraud Wi L-d at 0 3 yin tWO rs' imp isoiime; v y L] nested she was living m n sixteen rccna mansion m lasliionable
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    PRETTY WEDDING AT ST. ANDREWS
    210 2 Singapore, Sans*? 1 o< A PRETTY wedding took place at Uic St. Andrew- alheini fe aiterneon. between Mr. Basil Pa rson Wlakei-1. f late O'lon and Mrs. IValkcr-Taylm Orange and < >. 1 F r uth Wato and Miss Patricia J. Barr, daughter of the
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    U.S. CHINA COURT DENIES INJUNCTION
    86 2 U.S. CHINA COURT DENIES INJUNCTION Shaft** 1 hr I mr vnittA sttt<* has denied an iniußf**T by China Merchant Hunt iind Co.. an Amfr»< f restrain th«> threatened Hunt of "The Merchti*"!" i m a number of P° rlv I The delence alleged w f f '2 an use vi
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    PENNY HAIR DRIERS
    7 2 Londoner public batl. I
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    Broadbent Smashes Record
    131 2 London, Apr. 22. JIM Broad ben 1 has knocked 12 hours 53 nri^utes off tfeo record for the Au<iral a-En?land so!i> flight. He arrived m London to-night at 10 52 p.m., British summw thnr\ ]>avi?i^ completed the journey m five days and live her s. ls.rv'.n.?. Darvtn
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    "FELL DEEPLY IN LOVE"
    311 2 MlBB Bredell, a Blim and pretty blona* told a reporter that she first m t B i m March, W37 He wa eliarmiug, educated man, she s^ate-1 ll' look me for drives m motor-c had many common, and I Kll In !ovr with very dc". '•In
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      52 2 FOR SALE fjUICK S A LE Permanent machi- ries an<! driers, etc. HaTrdresstng equipment, complete, poing cheap. Apply 79, Wilkinson Rd., Katong, Singapore w O#> -^A^S Trlesraphic Addr»"s: i' ir ON E r^'i\ fnk cioon wyo i> Charmingly situated ideal for visircrs and tourists COCKTAIL PAR LOrNCiL— FIiIST CLASS lir.Sl.l
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    WHAT IT IS LIKE TO FLY TO KOTA BAHRU
    1439 3  -  NOEL BARBER h? 00 BY wvey Trip i The New Service Route tool: two days over the c night at Kota Bahni and then flew over Southern Siam territory the first journalist m the uorUi to see the dense Siamese iunglen
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    OLD STYLE TRAVEL
    14 3 The ferry boat, moored on the bank of (he Kelantan river.
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    AND NEW STYLE
    9 3 The plane lands at Kota Bahru.
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    "NO MORE RECORDS" SAYS AMY JOHNSON
    209 3 "NO MORE RECORDS" SAYS AMY JOHNSON (By Air Mail). Kirby Moorside, N. Yorkshire, Apr. l r "T WILL certainly not attempt any 1 more record flights," said Mm Amy Johnson, the famous aviatrix m an interview here, before leaving for Shrewsbury to demonstrate at .1 gliding meet. "Gliders are the
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    Bankruptcy Court Clerk Sentenced
    169 3 Bankruptcy Court Clerk Sentenced (From Our Own Cv respondent) Malacca, Saturday "T PLEAD for clemency. If I am sen--1 tenred I will be criwplcd for Ufe. and a conviction Till affect my parents" pleaded T. Williams, an exclerk of the local bankruptcy office, when brought up for sentence to-duy before
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    22 3 The death is announced of Mr. A. K. E. Hampshire, director of Malayan rubber companies including Kepong, Tarun, United Patani and Waterfall.
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      6 3 lives" iin at the CAPITOL Soon.
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      556 4 "IT'S THE BEST FILM MR. BUCHANAN HAS MADE DAIL% TELEGRAPH. 1 fl TO-DAY VAJL&JJULA/V. 3.15— 6.15— 9.i5 l^ wUSSkk Come on a Joy-ride with E NGLAND'S MOST POPULAR Iff* a ~W STAR m his most entertai ning musical comedy hit iffiflES^ i-' Mr i ;JA li II I T CIIAS
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      156 4 f THE SINGAPORE j MARKET Singapore, Apr. 23. TIN The price of tin at noon m j Singapore to-day was: $85}4 (upsi/i). i RUBBER s The pi ice of rubber at noon m Singapore to-day was: Buyers 21 (up y 2 Sellers 211/8 (up j THE ART CLUB i The
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    A CHANCE TO GET RID OF YOUR MOTHER-IN-LAW
    1645 5  - A CHANCE TO GET RID OF YOUR MOTHER- IN- LAW Noel Barber By She Annoys You, Send Her fo Hollywood I white girls, because I'm sending out a heartI a rather unpleasant type. In other words I —*s rf 8 5f a if7ou'rV married. ESgSS- a: v S» of fact,
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    Wrong Girl Gets Man
    27 5 Heie are the two women m "Lady of Secrets". Girl m the wedu«ng dress ?s Marion Marsh, and Raith Chatterton is m circle.
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    STORM
    8 5 II m *Z2 rrw T 'k Burn
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    WOO-WOO! I'M LUCKY
    31 5 WOO-WOO! I'M LUCKY But this time the chorus cuti"s ere doing the ivooiig while Hugh (woo-vroo) Herbert Simply flabbergasted! It's all part of the fun m the new musical "Hollywood Hotel."
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    STARDUST FROM HOLLYWOOD
    449 5 r|V/£ Gairwonl-Brilish-Gainsboi ough A concern are to cc-star Margaret Lockwood and Michael Redgrave in a series of pictures this year with the. idea of fanning a new British love--leavi. THE title of the next Will Hay Bri- i'sh Comedy ha c j been changed from "Chicago Ben"
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    55 5 This is a sample of the tropical love you'll see m "The Hurricane", coming: to the Capitol. Star is Dorothy I^mour, and film is noteworthy for magnificent storm scenes. It look two years to make, and company went on loca tion to Samoa for authentic shots. Its a great show,
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      446 5 Oh, My Poor Legs That Awful Fatigue! Do You Know it? That Agonising Pain! Have You Suffered it? DO your legs throb and burn Is your body tortured with the pains of rheumatism Do piles make your life a misery Does your heart iajj to keep your blood flowing freely
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    S.O.S. MESSAGE IN BOTTLE FROM SINKING SHIP
    285 6 S.O.S. MESSAGE IN BOTTLE FROM SINKING SHIP FOUND 6 MONTHS AFTER WRECK "S.O.S. Life and death. Help. Taylor, Cargo ship. Hurry. "Life or death. Signed, Blair." Written on a cigarette packet, this message has been picked up off the wes: coast of Jutland enclosed m a bottle. On Sept. 30
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    Scots Actress For French Film
    117 6 Scots Actress For French Film Pa; is. BECAUSE she can speak French with the accent peculiar to Marseilles, a young Scots actress, Miss Barbara Shaw, has been chosen by a leading French iilm producer to play m a film called ILa Presidente." An English equivalent migbt be for a French
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    STORK TO HOLD TEA PARTY 237-Year-Old Tortoise Invited
    181 6 STORK TO HOLD TEA PARTY 237-Year-Old Tortoise Invited Cairo. THE 36th birthday of a Shoebilled Stork, which was brought to the Giza Zoological Gardens m 1902, is to be celebrated by a "veterans' tea party." Russell Pasha, Commandant of Cairo City Police, and an authority on birds, gives details of
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    Curfew On Frontier
    101 6 Jerusalem rtJRFEW frcm sunset to sunrise v imposed on two large areas m northern Palestine m order to keep out armed Arab raiders from Syria and the Lebanon. One curfew area will extend from Acre and Ras El-Nakura on the coa>:t to the Lebane.se boundary and the
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    BABOON'S GLANDS GRAFTED TO WOMEN
    74 6 BABOON'S GLANDS GRAFTED TO WOMEN of R b»j__?^^ rrei to th** 12*** Both wt.aae- iUil <*N, t"W Addon's *S maimv bv defi£__* 5 adrenal t «*i? *< the cperaw 4l1 formed under i*,. I Three dort^ uS* 1 Wiii experiment ls hoped to est__L tW manent cure. STli tul <"
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    ARMED GUNMEN SEIZE FILM
    135 6 "QTICK 'em up, quick. Don't make a i fus.s!" Three gunmen marched into tne Astoria Cinema, Dubiin, and levelled revolvers at the attendants while scores of folk were peacefully drinking iheir morning DOffee m the cinema restaurant. "It's not money w,e want.'" the gunmen said. "What
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    RHINELAND TOUR
    89 6 j Cologne. A tour of the Ichineland has beei. arranged for its members by the PoeJ try Society of London to celebrate the f 150 th anniversary of the birth of Byicn. The pilgrimage will travel from Waterloo to the Castle of Chillon on the Lake of Geneva
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    CONFISCATE PROPERTIES
    84 6 Una 'I IT is reliably understood fcl I Geneial ft vinces Con?! circular to all Ou ar-dltarietflfl Committees of tl,' rrtmae-* **<-] formation to him re^ftrdiut a| of those p* v S? ccnli.'-caied lot taking $k Disobedience nv-veine: m and whether 'heat iaufij am m hold* and othei
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      411 6 TWO YEARS OF GASTRIC TROUBLE O-Ktor advised X-ray Examination Although there is nothing alarming in bavin,; an X-ray examination, there is _iway> mm) mtamd mat ;t will disclose a serious _ai was the disro.il prospect facing Mr. Thomas Burns, but his gnu ..er tells a cheerier story. I mmnm been
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      186 6 PILES Sufferers from the maddening irritatiott, die exhausting, agonising pun canted by piles— do not wait until piles (hemorrhoids) reach such a terrible state that a •exious operation may be necessary. Ask your chemist all about this special remedy. He knows the ingredients from which this inexpeasire and scientific remedy
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    YOU MAKE YOUR OWN HEAVEN AND HELL
    822 7 YOU MAKE YOUR OWN HEAVEN AND HELL I. -MY i* a (rood day to think .bout reithou"h it does 2T£ i kindly to '^ect while I wl£a reviser's im«'rf Joseph McCabe's, I^itg of Heaven and Heh, Before the signifl*"JSU* refers it .is to know something *?£SpU«>is7lyears •jLjay lives at Golden
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    24 7 5 v l Pmcb. sTj^ 0 men^ Z'k U par I in I fctfaidp j_ r/le photo shows firemen iv. gas-masks I burning building"
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    150 7 fpHIS brings me to the question of organisation which is a vital matter m all newspaper offices where publication is just one fight after ;:noihcr ;ijrainst time. It is an established fact that those residents of Malaya who are prone to treat their local newspapers Lightly ire the first to
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    Three Eyes and Three Ears
    562 7 Three Eyes and Three Ears What Your Paper Does For You A VERY good friend of mine who is an ardent reader of the Tribune papers the two terms are, of course, synonymous has sent me a cutting from an American newspaper which has given me serious food for thought.
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    I Don't Refer To You
    104 7 I Don't Refer To You S \/^AN\ a man who doesn't ±H know any tiling makes a hancsome living out of the fellows who know it all S IF you want to I ilt N responsible for ?;,</.>/ of four misfortune, take <• < i at yourself y '?i >><
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      64 7 S.C.S. Sausages are made with just that little touch of genius which produces sausages renowned for their deliciousnes^. Fresh, wholesome ingredients, ma:Je and mixed under hygienic conditions, they are every bit as good i\< they look. 'PHONE: STORE r >37<; (4 lines), K. LUMP UK 5331 (2 ttsefl IPOH 110
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE SHORT STORY
    2918 8  -  Leslie Bererford UNDERSTUDY Sj^ HAVING for three days been carrii a!o;iL" a path of pretence, Jobn rilswaUr suffered occasional twinges iiom a '•'•nseience, which was norrr.allv healthy and at ease. This, especi Iy, whenever he found himself alone with Miss Barbara Dainton, whose red hair at
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    A SHORT STORY EACH WEEK
    30 8 A SHORT STORY EACH WEEK STARTING this week, the Sunday Tribune presents a aew series of short stori* I. A new story will be given each week until further notice.
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      643 8 FITNESS for S 1 ANDREWS pleasantly rem oves li-lti^B B^l^^» A Infl ■W/'' l^' Pr Afterycarscf pa'ier.t researcr rows I W w^B I^Lfc^^^^ fn^P mm/' 1 'A eLm Livor fn;! rev/ sold m Tins t:iroughV« m%. ««•> «v ,-I.■ v ■■a^M M I^^^Zil^^ir**~ ...jH^^^^V^ffi has definite-/ proved \ha\ «he U
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      154 8 fc—^V wim suits reveal the figure unmercifully. So slim safmly with Redez lotion Reduces flesh by external application. Simply rub Redez gently into the skin for a few minutes a day. Absolutely harmless. Approved by physicians. Reduces only where applied, Begins to act m 7 to 10 days. No dieting.
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      29 8 or 'Bif' 111 nnHESE two S««^»l| lmoft modem to**9sJJ the world. The bold* more tnf "1 j. rrfiU mi the L^«» •Jji it second to timpiicity m 6^«< mm*
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    EGG PRODUCTION ON A COMMERCIAL BASIS
    707 9 .tmENT FOR EYE WORM I POISONBNG mice, and the dried caps assemble as dust m and about Uhe egg-chamber ot the incubatcr. It is between these stagey i.e.. th^ splitting and drying off of these fluff cells or capsules, that the chick is so
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    Norway Stacking Up Food For Wartime
    156 9 Norway Stacking Up Food For Wartime Oslo. A RECOMMENDATION to the entire --V population of Norway to lay m stores of food and to farmers to increase their cultivation of vegetables is contained hi a communique issued by the Ministry of Agriculture here. "The situation m Europe has become no
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    THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS
    130 9 A running commentary on this year's Two Thousand Guineas, one of th.c first classics of the British Flat Racing season, is to be broadcast from Newmarket. The Two Thousand Guineas is for t.hree-y.ear-old colts and fillies and is raced over one mile. The full extent cf
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      15 9 N COMP, A!NTS Brown p,jj s 4lrBaLm£!1 -l tele I R I •°l 515 si
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    EXODUS FROM K. L
    104 10 ALTHOUGH many inhabitants left town for the Easier holidays those remaining were excellently catered for m the way of entertainment. Tennis enthusiasts rushed to Kteng for U:e week-end, which was pleasantly brought to an end by a cabaret, dance and sup per m the club on
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    ALL RACES ATTEND ROTARY FUNCTION
    1475 10 ALL RACES ATTEND ROTARY FUNCTION IJOTAKIANS With their wives and arned up en bloc last Tuesday night to extend a hearty welcome to Monsieur Lmuerry, President of International, and Madame dinner which was held a; the AdelphJ the meeting place of the movement m Singapore. True to its tradition of
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    159 10 On the Conte Verde due to arrive here on Apr. 27 are Signor and Sl-.nora Mattoli on their way to Manchukuo. Many friends will be delighted to meet, them here again al bough tho stay will only be one oi a few hours. On the road to
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    Left For Europe This Week
    88 10 A delightful portrait sivdy of Mrs. G. L. Wilson wkn left Singapore on Friday by the Ranpura for England. Although she has only been m Singapore dz moidhz, she has been very popular, nnd we look forward to Her velum at the end of the
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    MISS MARNIE LEAVING
    49 10 MISS MARNIE LEAVING POPULAR member of the a St. Margaret's School—Mitt fq Marnie sailed for Ausinia Apr. 19. AH her friends ffili her "boo voyage" and a "conk! at some future time. Another young Fraser'r dent, Miss Kitty White, is nil Home shortly. Our heany wishes #0 with her.
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    1387 11 THE NEW LINEN SUITS ARE HERE! With our woman correspondent (fowwuL J/vl Shop* Ties- always Ha" 5« cluster ol leaves rf TJz ittbon-wi*. make. l £d rn the jou« S #-f^ f our pieces, all beau*<lTJ new arved w f a* 00 broo r h particularly weU on *'Jll neckline
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    509 11 THE holiday spirit has prevailed up here during the week-end. One always expects and hopes for glorious weather at Easter, and visitors tc. the Hill these Easter holidays have enjoyed a succession of glorious days., during which they have been able to indulge m
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 21, 1938.
    666 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 21, 1938. WHAT'S SAUCE FOR THE— V()T bo ra irdof late of the q ing a more uniform system of traffic control throughout Malaya. Thai uniformity would \ri a boon to the motorist who travels up and down the peninsula goes without saying but such
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    STRICTER CENSORSHIP Of Films?
    1098 12 STRICTER CENSORSHIP Of Films? Does Malaya Need A MORE strict and definitive system of film censorship m Malaya is foreshadowed m the near future when the former film censor, Captain T. M. Hussey is succeeded by an official appointed from the Colonial Office m London, who will take over m
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    WIT and WISDOM Of the WEEK.
    499 12 "ANLY think, children," the missionary said, "m Africa there are six million quare miles whole little boys and gir's have no Sunday school to go to at ailNow, what should we a'.» ivy to savp cmr i joey to do?" -To go to Africa,"
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      131 12 Many A Despondent Anaemic Girl >T\ is filled with regret each tim< i /i into the rnirrjr, regret that her v^f\v "a/ /H Urawn and saliow, her lips and chc:. vV*)^' are pa.l'.\ her eyes lack lustre, and her figure is thia and angulrt. Moreover. Fj 1..^ an^ from headachi
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    REFUSED TO CHANGE
    24 13 m th. law the cnun.i by old Eptaau» own Ssssaww •5** ott cows ha^ «w|ltag village seven fetVSS- They have ro
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    17 13 Want Jo Turn British sfcfe m their hom.iaad Zm ltoflf »n Britain have 1 rtoJttuire British nation-
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    82 13 Belgrade. TWO motorists, Nasuf Hadro- vitch and Shetch Ramusovitch, carried their tar for several miles when they encountered deep snow drifts while driving m the Montenegrin mountains. When they reached an area where there were no drifts they put the car down, climbed into it and continued
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    MET, MARRIED 5 DAYS LATER
    106 13 ripifter twnty-nine-year-old )idler husband wha priSkiife, mcft a Birmingham m&l&xM proposcC" end was fiat toys later she Ucamu "romance" was dcs- srs" -r.a:n Assizes when toed to two days' unC«a tar bigamy His legal wife, whom he left five years ago, had never brought any
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    French Govt. Criticised
    136 13 Bb_c_* and fifty thousand gasB:rn W% turned out week)/ BtocartiSa, 25.000 in Germany, and ■*3f*B* I m nmrni by a Paris newspapei B--..r.v :f_* anxiety at present mi ?"ince about the lack of ■jt> m rak! precautions. V#tfttaoSbui!cemem m-nde at Bj Bl ol February when M. B*W
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    HEIL FELLOW WELL MET
    56 13 Two thousand five hundred Germans boarded the new German holiday ship "Wilhelm GustlofT" m the River Thames at Tilbury and sailed out of British territorial waters to east their votes m the plebiscite on the annexation of Austria. Photo Shows: Trousered German girls dancing en the
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    SERICULTURE INDUSTRY
    133 13 SERICULTURE INDUSTR Y (By Air Mail). New Delhi, April 8. jl COMMUNIQUE announces that the question of protection enjoyed by sericulture industry in India has been i referred to the Tariff Board for enquiry. The Board is being directed to report what protective measures, if any, should be continued after
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    NEW TOBACCO CHIEF
    98 13 London, Apr. 12. THE Tobacco Federation of the British Empire Las elected Colonel Charles Ponsonby, T.D., M.P., its Honorary President and Chairman cf Council m succtsion to the late Lord Sfrathcarrnn, who occuoied that office since April. 1932. Col. Pcnsnnby was the Chairman and ore of the
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    1854 13 OXFORD STUDENT WITH "SPLIT MIND MURDERED PANTRY BOY "DREAM STORY" OF CRIME (By Air Mail) London, April 8. T*HE defence that the Oxford theological student, John StanW Phillips, 21, accused of murdering Harold Matthews, a 16-year-old pantry boy, was suffering from schizophrenia described as a splitting of the mind was
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    GRETNA LOVE ANVILS AT WAR
    158 13 PROPRIETORS of rival Gretna Green "Black-smith's Shops" are at war. and the first stage m the dispute was heard .n the Edinburgh Court of Session when Mrs. Mary E. Mackie, Gretna House, Mrs. Elizabeth, J. D. Mackie, of Annan, and George B. Mackie, of Floshend
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    CEYLON PREPARES FOR AIR RAIDS
    203 13 Colombo. INCREASING attention is being pa»d to Ceylon's aerial and coastal defences. (Provision m the British air est'mates 'or an air station at Trincomalee. the mperia! naval base, at m ultimate ost of £500.000 was announced m Parliament recently) The State Council hers has vo-.ed
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    Sweden Rearming
    16 13 Alarmed at the international situation, Sweden is to spend immediately nearly £3,000,060 on re-armament.
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    14 Clubs, Say Golfers
    49 13 14 Clubs, Say Golfers More than a quarter of a million golfers, voting through clubs affiliated r .o the ECU. at the request of the Royal and Ancient Club, decided by a majority oX two *o one m favour oi limitation of clubs carried by each member to fourteen.
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    PENANG TAKES ITLying Down
    1486 14 PENAN G TAKES ITLying Down IN which I discourse with regret on the fact that Penang made no reply to S a scurrilous suggestion S that it was becoming a j j haunt of vice and take the opportunity to introduce the wonk* j 1 HOW things change! In the
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    THE EYES OF A MURDERED MAN
    218 15  -  R.A. Thompson D.O.Se. Soon Give 4 Ocular Scier.ce. Odessa was &> wte t New York, where 4 m he as fantastic as &gS£'TO DEATH j*f *J2 totimate friends He jt&JTand the dagger was left <^lrLtX d slightest clue to SittLSt men present were hSKiS.
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    201 15 ONE of the richest men m Nottingham, seventy-four-year-old philanthropist Sir Louis Pearson, has married Miss Margaret Grimmer, a pretty girl of twenty-five, who nursed him through a serious illness. They first met less than two years ago, when Nurse Grimmer was sent from
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    "TOO OLD AT 40"
    67 15 Told that he was "too old at fortytwd" an unemployed timber porter, Walter N. Holt, of Wren-gardens, Dagenham, Surrey, gassed himself. Mrs. Harriet Holt, the widow, stated at the inquest that her husband had been out of work for three months. Twice he had been refused
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    SCIENCE GIVES GIRL HANDS AND FINGERS
    116 15 SCIENCE GIVES GIRL HANDS A ND FINGERS I tiii London. I I iYen I imaJ*** wknce sat for I examination recently. I llS^ North 3tre et. Port KZfSL^inher cot when RL?*V ld Herl ert arm I m hand were burned I J^ 11 and hand are nerB*tttk«JL mb on ner
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    ENGLAND WANTS GOD, NOT GUNS
    209 15 ENGLAND WANTS GOD, NOT GUNS London, Apr. 12. TIE great need of England to-day »s God. not guns, the Bible, not bombs," declared Mr. A. IJ«ds a X Glegg. at a rally at the Albert Hall here of the Scripture Union to celebrate the English Bible's fourth «'*»ntenary. The rally,
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    LONDON ZOO PET DIES
    153 15 LONDON ZOO PET DIES (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 12. JACK,*' the tamest and for some years the most popular of the lions cl the London Zoo, has been found dead m his cage. He lad appeared out of sort, fcr son c days previously. When he arrived at the
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    Dependence On Oil Fuel Endangers Britain
    325 15 Dependence On Oil Fuel Endange rs Britain London. THE risk involved m the Britisn 1 Navy being solely dependent on oil fuelling m the event of a shortage of foreign oil supplies was stressed by Captain Bernard Acwortn speaking at the annual meeting of the Institution of Naval Architects This
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    EVOLUTION
    796 16 d&A UNS play an important part ■Mm n the lives of all men, especially of those who live m the tropics, or have made the ■'ies ihi:- h me. Here you can rounds o( a very hap.-y ernoon missing things. The attraction exercised by a gun I first becomes
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    OF MARKSMAN OR
    114 16 OF MARKSMAN OR The- subject of guns has another interesting side to it. From the I humble weapon which the .soldier carries has evolved the modern big* 1 gun which can throw a projectile Hreigbing tens from Singa})ore to Kuala Lumpur or at any rate to Muar. If the prospect
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    FROM POPGUN TO HO WITZER
    202 16 Depending on the way you look at it, it is possibly great fun to stand within a few yards of a concentrated force capable of destroying everything for half a mile around if the steel walls which enclose it give way. In pictures I have
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    OPERA STAR SINGS IN OCEAN GAS
    136 16 Plymouth, April 11 With L2OO pasiengers en board, ihr Queen Mary arrived here to-day five hcurs late, the result of the worst gaie the has encountered. Forty passengers were treated lor mirx>r injuries, and Mr. w. H. S'aydaiii* 62. Rn American banker, came ashore
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    626 19  - MALAYAN BADMINTON 'STARS' VISITING ENGLAND? "Racquet By SAMUEL ARRANGING ft|p WITH A FRIEND piktWD that A. S. Samuel, who won the Malayan |l>D^!v ast year— the first year of the Malayan open imnionships— is contemplating a trip to England fSSe of plavin^ badir.intan there. h^st exponent ot the ?ame in
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    687 19  -  "Rambler By HOW SOME OF THE PLAYERS FARED *t Jris° n the heels, so to speak, of tho last touriwi n ther efore some very hurried work m the S^^hin ons anc arrangements, this year's badminton of th^u? 1 a tremencl <>us success— a
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    BADMINTON HONOURS
    84 19 1937 j 9 38 Men's Singles A. S. Samuel (Sel.) Tan Chong Tee (S.) Men's Doubles- A. S. Samuel and A. S. Samuel and Chan Ken Leong (Sel.) Chan Kon Leong <Selj Women's Singles Mrs. L. M. Pennefather Miss Mocy Chvee Lan (PJ f S.) Women's Doubles Mrs.
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    517 19  -  "Sphinx" By P.B.A. OFFICIALS TAKING NO CHANCES Y^'ITH the second Malayan open badminton championships over last week-end, enthusiasts of the game in the Northern Settlement are now turning their attention to the next big event of the year. I refer to the Triangular Tournament
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    21 19 The Vincent's Sports Club badminton team which lost to the Sphinx 3.P. by an odd game m seven last week-end. (Tribune).
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    313 19  - Singapore Tournaments About To Begin "Phoenix" (By JJENIED of the opportunity of visiting Kuala Lumpur for the Malayan championships, I am not m a position to comment on the players who participated m the various events. My colleague "Rambler" has done so however, and his article appears on this page.
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      400 19 SANATORIUM PATIENT CHECKS LOSS 01 WEIGHT Took Flesh -formirg Tahict If yGu are troui/od 'oy weight read this letter from put on flesh steadily afi r taking course of tiny, v. fl?sh tablets— although 12 months Miatorium l;ad failed to licit) run. "I was discharged from Sanatorium after 12 months'
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    1581 20  -  "ARGUS" Congratulations To Dr. Gunesekeras Team They Fully Maintained The Best Traditions Of Ceylon Cricket Their Visit Was Worth While Lessons Of The Tour Malaya Nee ds More Competitive C\ Icket Visitors Were Merely A Scratch Side Yet Too Good For Malaya's Best C. A.
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    166 20 Malayan Cricket Honours BATTING 75 F. A. S. Caldwell (Selangor v. N. Sembilan). 74* Capt. G. J. Bryar (All Malaya v. Ceylon). 73* M. Kelaart (Ceylon v. Combined States). 68 C. SanTTosham (I. A. v. Ccgamat CO. 67 M. Fernando (Ceylon v. All Malaya). 65* Wazir Singh (LA. v. Segamat
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    CRICKET VISITOR DISFAVOURS UMPIRES' SEATS
    650 22  -  N. H. L. Siebel "NOT IN BEST INTEREST OF THE GAME 99 Malayan Crowds' Appreciation Of Good Play Lacking (Bit DX 11. Gunasckera, the captain of the Ceylon cricket tourists m the rour'c of a eh_l with z TrilOM representative said that from what he
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    MALAYS BEAT V.M.C.A. XI
    234 22 Singapore, Saturday. QUICK scoring and excellent bowling by Mohammed Shah who took nine wickets for 34 runs, enabled the Malay Football Association to defeat a V.M.C.A. XI by 40 runs m an interesting game of cricket played at Anson Road this afternoon. V.M.C.A. XI I. Suratta
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    EAST FIFE & KILMARNOCK DRAW IN SCOTTISH CUP #_^
    230 22 EAST FIFE KILMARNOCK DRAW IN SCOTTISH CUP Home Football Irom London on ju,, Reuter, wer* y^ ENGLISH LEAGII, ft Birmingham n Charlton A. 0 ESSL Chelsea lES**' Grimsby T. Leeds U. ggp Liverpool 52?! Middlesbrough j Portsmouth 1 &22*» Preston N.E. Stoke C. j ££L WestßromwichA.s HudJ^. ENGLISH LEAGUE, ft-.jj
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    FIRE IN H.M.S. MALAYA
    96 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 13. FIRE broke out m the Mediterranean m the flag locker of H.M.S. Malaya, the reconstructed battleship originally presented by the Malay States to the British Navy. The fire is described as slight. Dam- age to the flags is estimated
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    Attempted Gang Robbery
    67 22 Singapore, Saturday. FOUR Chinese, armed with knives, accreted a Hainanese, while the latter was strolling along Grange Road Late last night. After assaulting him, they attempted to rob him but were disturbed and left suddenly, nothing being stolen. This makes the third case reported this month, the
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    NEW ROYAL ACADEMY ASSOCIATES
    56 22 London, Apr. 23. MR. Alfred R. Thomon, portrait painter ard mural decorator, who is both deaf and dumb, and Mr. Edward Maule, the architect who designed the new cathedral at Guildford and the proposed extensions of St. John's College at Cambridge, have been elected associates of
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    PENANG BOXING
    67 22 [From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. TAR A Singh <9.9) of Ipoh was knocked out by Young Corbett (9) m the third round of the main event at the Fun and Frolic. The fight was one-sided, Corbett doin?, all the attacking up to the third round when he
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    CHARITY BASKET BALL MATCH
    53 22 CHARITY BASKET BALL MATCH THE All-Black basket ball team beat Chinese Industrial and Commercial 0.8.A. by 32 points to 25 at the Happy World covered stadium last night. A large crcwd supported the match, which was m aid of the China, Relief Fund. The All-Blacks are leaving Singapore this morning
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    ROBBERY CASES Jewellery, Cash And Clothing Lost
    144 22 ROBBERY CASES Jewellery, Cash And Clothing Lost Singapore, Saturday. IN the early hours of this morning a 23-year-old Teoehew entered the house of a Teochew woman. Lee Ng Kwon, at 540, Lorcng 30. Geglang. Showing something which Ng Kwon alleged resembled a revolver, the intruder threatened her. forcing her to
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    CRICKETERS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
    130 22 MR. Ong Swee Law and Master Cecil Wong were both taken to the General Hospital fallowing an accident during a cricket match between the S.C.R.C. and Wearnes S.C. at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The accident occurred a few minutes after Wearnes had .started batting Both players
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    SCOTTISH CUP FINAL
    35 22 Union, .tf A CROWD approadu&t mf number saw the Scotia final between East Fife ai I marnock at Hampdeo Pi.. li* Kame resulted m a draw »f i (Message by Renter). A
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    V.M.C.A. AQUATIC MEET
    184 22 Singapore, Saturday. THE Young Men's Christian Association of Singapore held their thirteenth annual handicap swimming carnival this afternoon at the Fort Canning Pool m fine weather before a large gathering of enthusiasts. In the fancy diving competition George Day gave an excellent display to win the event
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    CEYLON CRICKETERS SKITTLED OUT FOR 88
    309 23 BAT FIRST ON DRYING jgv Match Against Penang And Kedah Combined T Adams, the home fmi D S. Gunesekera feSc X Gtineseken .23. and R"jsb.s» «ere the only bats!t D J I tote^i re a rriveci the EfSSrswn wickets for 64 F*E*i< ns overcast
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    Ceylon S.C. Just Beat The "Recs"
    110 23 Ceylon S.C. Just Beat The "Recs" k On S.R.C. Ground Sfifaporp Saturday, ie latC. met the Ceylon ft Qi on the Parian-* this B&ltei*«?re dismissed for i by the Ceylonese 'lour for 27 JansfrM'tadK Sundram rtwo *J«HMe for the damage the highest 5. while Balhetchet knocked 3RC _n__Wlp_thy 6 b
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    32 23 _f mammii as held i K^25?f Roa 1 °mce tary- f^tari\ ___^8j_ c b 1 S G^ R ____E •m_i* nie s an? W siet r^t, Mrs j_ 8b i-
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    41 23 Andre Shehirtt. welterweight champion of the Orient, who will meet Young Aide m Singapore Micrtly. Aide is under contract to Mr. A. E. Beavis. while ShelarfT will be arriving m Singapore m a couple nt days mi his way to Australia.
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    THIRD DIV. SOCCER
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    FIRST DIVISION SOCCER
    624 23 AT STADIUM Champions Beat Police S.C.F.A 5. Police .1 I\OMINATING the attack for more than threequorters oC the pame the VC.F.A. scored a decisive victory ov; r the Police m a First Division League match at Anson Road Stadium yester- i day by five goals to one.
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    S.C.C. Tennis
    78 23 Mlxsd doubles t-.cs for Monday m fee I S.C.C. tonnes tounwey arc as f/liows: T. V. Ander?:n and Mrs. C. R. Shepherd vs. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hookms. N. S. Wise and ttrs. n Hipki i vs. O. W. Glimour r.nd Mrs R. P. Bingh?ru. Mr. and
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    SUMMER RACES
    216 23 Weights or Six Events On May 4 Weights for six races on the second clay, May 4 (Wedncsduv). HORSES—CLASS 2 Div. 3—6 furs. Empire Flower 9-0 Vapour 812 Stella's Pet 8.1? Royal Worlin«ton 8.12 Safarilaml 812 Flag: and Banner 8.7 Itrecht 8 7 Bilsdean 8.7 Waltz .8.6 Mi
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    51 23 S.C.C. XI vs. R.A. <Charp.i» on i Sunday (to-day) at 11 a.m at S.C C ground:—R. A. Hooper, B. Gaillard F M. W. Smith, A. G. MacKon/>. C. I Woodcock, L. V. Rolfe, A Gilmour i (capt.i, L. A. Haygate, C. F. Sutton, IP. M. Whitehead. C. W.
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    Loyals' Cricket Team In Action
    414 23 Loyals' Cricket Team In Action Match Against The Singapore, Saturday. rxCELLENT bowling by Pte. Garton and Sgt. Freeman for the Loyals resulted m a weak Cricket Club XI bcinq: dismissed for 79 runs m a cricket match on the S.C.C. Padang -this afternoon Garton took five wickets for 4 rims
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    Cricket Match At Hong Lim Green
    195 23 Cricket Match At Hong Lim Green Singapore, Saturday BRIGHT weather and a small but enthusiast.^ crowd watched the match -day between the S.C.R.C. and Wearne's S.C. m their cricket fixture. A feature of the match was the right batting by the S.C.R.C. whose total of 154 was compounded from 2.20
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    37 23 The final of the open singles championship between T. Aizawa and H Kamis will be played on the V.M C a' courts on Tuesday at 5 r.m. Admission .o chairs 50 cents, benches 20 cents,
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    FIRST AID EXAMINATION
    20 23 \M-C.A. First Aid examination will he held on Monday (25th) at 7 3u P.m. at the V.M.C.A
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      Chinese Association Members' Easter Picnic At Seaside
      72 24 Members of the Chinese Association at their Easter picnic at the seaside at Teluk Kurau. Members who attended the dinner to M, Tan Hoc* retiring short*. The function was held the M Mrs. Amger. Mr. Mrs. A. I> Anderson an? rf^ l mixed
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