Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 8 May 1938

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune -No- IT SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 8 1938. HVE CENTS
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    "JUNGLE SHIP" BREAKS IN TWO
    145 1 "JUNGLE SHIP" BREAKS IN TWO m WOKnCorreivondent, London. Apr. 29. §§gff| JJJTJjits buffctin? the ship «i. t*o and one part sank fte f rew bad stayed on board Jn the mishap t* transfer tr» 0 tfc earfo of pythons, mon makes and birds for Ame- mm, aod had completed a*
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    DRIVER CAUSED DEATHS': CORONER AT RE-OPENED INQUEST
    61 1 DRIVER CAUSED DEATHS': CORONER AT RE-OPENED INQUEST tnang, Saturday '"to the dentf, of Mr. lr Ojeab Kok W»h. who g ft > y n a «'ar aicifJrnl m i Ji I**1 on the ni-rbt of mpwpened hr-e this »£Ae instruct i n of the &*»»«f the drivery of tw, UggOhS^tEH
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    42 1 ai r Ji llt world arrived m London from I m h ark Une Th F m afe s °ticty cabaret revue at the Wtp B i rls wh «*e average height is over 6 feet (l *J from over 500 candidates.
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    SKIPPER FINED
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    FUEHRER'S VISIT TO DUCE A FAILURE ROME-BERLIN AXIS GETTING SHAKY
    540 1 New Ang 10-Ita Ha n Pact Stabilises Europe's Peace Sunday Tribune Special) /\dolf Hitler's long-heralded visit to Rome for the purpose of consulting with his co-dictator, Mussolini on the problems of Europe, which will come to a conclusion this weekend,
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    27 1 Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, the American tennis player who is seeking to win the Wimbledon title for the eig-hth time a record has practised at London already.
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    PLEA FOR "HUMANITY" IN SPAIN
    126 1 DRITAIN has made another effort to "humanise" the war m Spain. The British Government 'has sent notes to the Spanish Goven.mjnt and the rebels askine for njercy to be shown to tMHte^'Wsflffcrs The British Minister at Barcelona Mr. H. Lcche, has been instructed lo Morn
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    SWETTENHAM DIVORCE: 32,000 PEOPLE AFFECTED
    297 1 SWETTENHAM DIVORCE: 32,000 PEOPLE AFFECTED (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 26. THIRTY-TWO thousand people whose wives or husbands have been m asylum* more than five years will be affected by the decision of the jndee who will hear the divorce petition of Sir Frank Swettenham, eighty-eicbt-year-old knight, on May
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    Chinese Government To Study Malayan Tin Mines
    263 1 Singapore, Saturday. WITHIN the ihxl few months, an oflfic :il «v the Chinese National (Government w il I he visiting Malaya, for the express purpose of studying mining conditions here. m±*jM Malaya, as one of lUe pnncip; In prcd,ucer.\ will, ii is believed
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    PERSONALIA
    62 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 20. Flying Officer E. W. Thornewill has been apnointed to Seletar. j>- ;'< ;'i Pilot Officor G. H. B. Hutchinson and J. G. Thomas to No :?6 Squadron; W. E. M. Lowry to No. 205 Squadron, and J. F. McCall to No 2.Y3
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    MAN HEARD THUNDER, SAW WIFE DEAD
    118 1 MAN HEARD THUNDER, SAW WIFE DEAD (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. THi; Malacca Coroner, Mr. G. E. 1 Turner, held an enquiry this afternoon into the death of a Chinese woman, the wife of a ruTfter tapper, who was struck by lightning at Lesong Batu on April 9. Inspector
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    TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT BROOKLANDS
    119 1 OPECTATOKS were Mattered like ninepins and a number were injured and taken to hosnital vhere they are h'lieved <o be lvine m a mm khis ecnd'tion, when a Delage. dr, \en by the Frenchman, M. Paul, burst into flames and crashed over th 3 backing into
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    ARE THEY LIKE DAD?
    58 1 Rosemary and Eunice, two daughters of Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, American \m»assad«r m London, arrived at Paddin p;ton Station, London, on the "Manhattan" boat train from America to join their family. They were welcomed by their father Photo shows: Mi. Kennedy with his daughters, Rosem ary and
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    Roman Catholic Church Backs A.R.P.
    250 2 (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 28. C-UPPORT to air raid precautions. by asking clergy to volunteer for training and to encourage their congregations to do likewise, lias been given by the Roman Catholic and Bishops throughout England and Wales. About 17 Archbishops and Bishors attended
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    THEY ALL WENT TO THE WEDDING
    51 2 m picture, brought to i.onittui Ij'. |i»-<jul ,)l.tiie which madr Mm 1»55i miles flight from Ti- mi .n»j.i«i\«inutel> 11 iiours, (ht wedflteg «»i /.ok, W ><tr i.ld Kin? of thr Albanians J«.\ U'l »r«»vvi}s put kf t< tilt* tlftor .•t» d streets «.i I
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    "B.-P."BUILDS JUNGLE HOME
    33 2 Lord Baden-Powell, who is eigty-one, is having a bungulcw built near the Nyeri Forest of Kenya. He is expected to occupy his new home at the f\K\ of the year.
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    She Won't Star With "Daddy"
    97 2 She Won't Star With "Daddy" "I tli ink Daddy a wonderful act o r bat I want to make uoml a!I by myself." r i hat iva« euilyI .n- Carol .Van Beery, adcjrted riati£tlter oi film star Walj'K Rcery, exnliilnin^ v.hy, at ftlc ol seven, .-.he has turr:d down a
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    Malaya Turns Tables On The Tin Committee
    555 2 Malaya Turns Tables On The Tin Committee "NUISANCE VALUE" (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 29. MALAYA has turned the tables upon the rest of (he International Tin i"» Committee ant! s^eitts to b€ acqiunn»— as seme ol tne omir, n*« done previooslf a nuisance lalve. •'tier a long period
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    BANKER-CYCLIST
    56 2 Mr. Quint m Vincent Hoare, nephew of the Home Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoare, and a director and managing partner of London's oldest private banking fiim, new travels from his home m Canonbury, north London, to his office on a bicycle. He says it is not only quicker than a
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    Disraeli's Home – Museum
    73 2 Disraeli's Home Museum HUGHENDEN MANOR, 'he. home served for the nation with all i there s'nee the men's death, Mr. W. H. Abbey, the presi and president 01 itie Worthing m acquired it with some 1.400 awes, < D'sraeii. with the proviso thai nr.ii His plan is. by the aia
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    IS SULTAN OF JOHORE GOING TO RE-MARRY?
    148 2 TS the Sultan of Johore going to re -many or not? A Th<» Lrrirton I: .;ih Minor rirte J a front pag c st or interview say. tig lhal ll;<- Sultan j> j?<.iru to Amerir an actress whu re irsbk, l»r,; <hv I.
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    LOVE SENT IN A CABLE
    162 2 LOVE S ENT IN A CABLE Dorothy Lamour, it said, had cablec the Sultan thanking him lor nis flattery m wanting a wife who leaked like her, and promising to entertain him when be arrived In Hollywood. The Sultan i.s reported U) have cabled back Many thanks for cable. Will
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    WALES WANTS A SECRETARY OF STATE
    222 2 By Air Mail (ardift AN appeal to the Government to hear the case for a Seciftary 4 t Wales hns been made by Mr. Olemert Da vies. X.< >I.P- |j Cardiff Business and Publicity iub here. Wales did not aim at segregation or separation,
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    ONE MAN KILLED TANK CREW
    62 2 ONE MAN KILLED TANK CREW THIS is the stJJ nanjf Fah. a Cfe»* M wi.o single-handed <N .Japanese tank aai \v to a »»n Mr saw the W^^Sl lay on the &***;„,> m WMS not disUns^ h N 0- ,d When thfU !jS« hi:, frit, pulled \3± 1 -.nad*', and
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    DEATH.
    63 2 LEE— Mrs. Lee *ai Hee uiec Chin Yvw Men on Gtli May, 1938, at her BNMance, No. g, Loroiig 27A. Qeyiaag, fcnratrmr leaving bchj.rd an aged mother, hu.band, 1 son (Ltc See li'.u. 1 daup.. (Mrs. Ong Kah Lock* and a grant:chiid. Funeral on 9th M^y. iy3B, a 32
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    THE "QUEEN MARY" 25 YEARS TO LIVE
    34 2 THE "QUEEN MARY" 25 YEARS TO LIVE THI lite* mated -^1 Bates. i hf f c is* meeting of J* r.mpanv h<*« I uoii out '*{L^ M 1 Ma: I i si dep. I
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      110 2 MALAYAN PftEMIER HOTEL 4 +s Tins WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS t s DNESDAY Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. .PECIAL RACE DINNER DAI^CE (informal) 9.30 to micmifrhi S SATURDAY Orchestral Conceri B.IS to 9.15 p.m. SPECIAL RACE DINNER BALL I I-;\TI' \SIO\ TO I A.M. with OUTSTANDING CABARET ATTRACTION s APPEARINCi NKiiniY
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      39 2 Stamp Collectors Please ivrfie or v. it v- f t.i yo;u pequUemenU. We auve a fair stock ri stamps from aU countries, to till your collections Price list free upon application CXTV STAMP COMPANY, 34. RotHiison Road SING.J ORI
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      30 2 TANKER DUE The U.S.S. Peco.s «Comir.anck-i L Kfiiey, U.S. N.i is expected to pay a visit to Singapore Iron; May 29 to futte 4 The vessel is tin oil tanker
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    SIR DAVID GALLOWAY AGED EIGHTY TO-DAY
    551 3 I he privilege of few men m Malaya— and this is particularly -to .."nd the evening of their lives m peaceful retirement m th<- tropics. One )f the privileged few is Dato Si: David Galloway, who ha:; made history m the annals of medicine
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    MALAYAN COURT GOWN IS POPULAR
    85 3 MALAYAN COURT GOWN IS POPULAR ,ent f**T v ltt f nt on. *£"West End gown "fh. spcured much nut; £c It somethta if the "Sunday Times 'S^IJL re?*ark°fi -rhp fa- Kce from 80 Dene* an 't**"J^ 3 yard, the former jtjtpr coming f rpm En 5t mine a need i
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    EARL IS NEW STEWARD
    19 3 **Md fcrewood has bee- electe I *Bi»warf of the Jockey Club. was Lo.\t Br. I3Sp
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    25 3 llLOoman, an officer of Class Mpt Owl Service, ha^ been seiiilrjmtee under the Government &M:Vilfa effect from Jan. 29 1938. apt i:tA daira to pension.
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    "JUSTIFICATION" FOR REARMAMENT
    125 3 i Manchester, April 28. "Uf.\f: h nol baevitable, rearmament Tf does not mean that it can not be .deti."' writes the Bishop of ManI hesttr. Dr. Guy Warman, m the Manchester Diocesan journal. "Indeed, confidence that freedom and i justice can o»- secured and maintained without war
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    DOCTOR HOUSEWIFE IS NOW M. P.
    116 3 ■US gained a seat frorr the -mOm m the West Pulfesm P*iß.The figures were Hi&fcwuenkill (Soc.) lb,58:! J lefcv -Con.) 15! Hi 1.4 »1 gain b> Socialist «H&» by-elections since trit wwil Bection iffl mean little tc Mr. Chamberlain m tXw House with his
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    SUNDAY OPENING OF EMPIRE EXHIBITION OPPOSED
    42 3 SUNDAY OPENING OF EMPIRE EXHIBITION OPPOSED Air .Mail., *S jL 7» ""<!' here t a "«e (.liurch of SMtfaurf. I°° grutlf >' a la G Ji p II- of St. I HI W the X BREACH" on IJ^ 'or the K^ou iiler «W I
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    DO BOWLERS SWEAR?
    98 3 ARE bowlers the type of men whos? rt language would offend people on their way to church? Alderman H. Braithwaite was the only member at a meeting of Kendal Town Council to oppose Sunday games on Corporation tennis courts, bowling greens and putting greens. Thirteen members voted
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    VISCOUNT ELIBANK RETURNS TO THE TIN FRAY
    269 3 VISCOUNT ELIBANK RETURNS TO THE TIN FRAY (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 29. VISCOUNT Llihank returns to the controversy now running m the financial press among nwHtiinent tin interests on the subject of the »»i r\\anit\A hi?ff*»r tin not) piojecieo ouner un puoi. In his last letter Lord Elibank
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    'HEAVY EGGS" CAUSE PANIC
    95 3 'HEA VY EGGS" CA USE PANIC Belgrade PREAT rtwntrrnnUon was caused •n the family of Mme. Milosava Luknvitch «f Kraguyevatz, Ytigosla2a, areurdintj to a local paper, vlm .1 one of her hens began to hiy > weighing more than half a !> >uiul each. To av< Id bad luck Mme.
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    40 3 Mrs. J. H. Roberts was admitted to the Bungsar Hospital. Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts are due to leave Malaya on May 20, as Mr. Roberts, who is State Engineer, Selangor. is on leave prior to retirement.
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    MYSTERIOUS LETTER FOR HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION
    100 3 Calcutta LONG mysterieas envelope. addressed to the Himalayan I tpedition, and endorsed "Private; Par Book Post; Please forVftrd; Thanks**, has been reeeivMi !>v Mr. Kydd cf the Himalayan Club, and Secretary of the prcsa lnoriatiOQ. Darjeeling. On the left-hand side is writ- ten "By God's
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    8,000 MILES TO WED
    87 3 Miss Marion (Jeorgenia Wikeley, (pictured above) of RavensWale, fcallaugh, h,\e of Man, is sailing; shortly on the P. and O. liner "Rajputana" for Singapore for her marriage m June to Mr. Peter John Dudley Johnson, Royal Artillery. Miss Wikeley is the daughter of Lieut-Col, j. M.
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    ARSENIC FOUND IN WOMAN
    194 3 ARSENIC FOUND IN WOMAN fFrom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Friday. PRESIDING as Coroner, Mr G E Turner to-day held an enquiry into the circumstances surrounding' the death of Grace Lopez, sister of anti-malarial dresser employed on Sagil Estate, Tangkah. The d-ceased was brought to the General Hospital. Malacca, with a
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    20 3 i Mr. J. Welch, manager of Messrs. A. j van Tooren Co., Port Swettenham, is leaving Malaya shortly on retirement.
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    WOMAN MOTORIST CLAIMS TRIAL
    377 3 WOMAN MOTORIST CLAIMS TRIAL Singapore, Bfttmiay. lUDGWSNT was reserved »> v Mr, J R. A. Wand, Fourth Police Magistrate, to-day m the cast m which Mrs Afca MinidPH claimed trial on two charges of driving h« i motor-rar negligently on Iruoll Bank Koari on Jan. 27 and driving without a
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    29 3 Mr. I. C. Shenton, Chemist, Geological Survey Department, F.M.S Batu Gajah. will be proceeding on leave prior to retirement on May 21 after completing nearly 20 years of service.
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    29 3 Mr. L. A. S. Jermyn, headmaster of the High School, Malacca, has returned from leave, accompanied by his wife. Mr. Jermyn has assumed duties as headmaster oi the school.
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      72 3 II Invites you to visit her saloon and see th? prettiest afternoon dressis and the most gorgeous evening gowns, all the latest styles from Paris. fC^ f| WEAKNESS, Wk -OESCHIENS'SyrIi> tmVli 'It K^ Hemoglobin Already 30.000 Docton tlirnu^hout the world have agreed that this radical remedy Al YS CUi<Jbi>. and
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      136 3 PASSENGERS ARRIVING The following passengers are arriving here on May 17 by the Antenor:— Major G. W. Baass, Mrs. L. D. Wood, Mr. 'and Mrs. S. W. West, Mr. H. Nicholson, Lt. R. B. Prince, Misses J. and S. and Master C. Pennycuick, Miss M. S. Parker, Col. J. AC.
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      317 4 Another BIG Record-breaking Show! Jt s BOB'S Grandest Picture A& B^ J.13-U.13-y.13 V TW% i YANK at OXFORD" j j With VIVIEN LEIGH, LIONEL BARRYMORE, j MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN and Large Cast S S^c 808 Sowing m the OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE Boat Race! j Si c him FIGHTING, Fooling and Flirting with the
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      56 4 8 GRAND CO MEDY STAjJ BE m^l Ik^^^ kErn; TRE BIG COMEDY^^Hj^^^^^^^^^iSP' f J|[ HIT OF THE YEAR! iJik You remember it for months to come/ \fl B faß^Kk tfß^fe jJ^E FRANK MORGAN- ROBERT YOUNG I llTfifi M MARY ASTOR EDNA MAY OLIVER f Vlrl FLORENCE RICE REGINALD OWEN LJMf^
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    THE SECRET OF BEAUTIFUL LEGS
    833 5 BEFORE NOEL BARBER TALKS ON FILMS HE TELLS YOU THAT- $Jwz& BARBER FILM MUSING OOW to talk about something which I confess T Land honestly I know nothing about. Legs. And if ye no right to air my vh-ws on something which rh^ed book to
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    Romance For Three
    814 5 1 DON'T know, I seem to be all mixed up these days. If I travel much faster, I*ii be meeting myself coming out to Singapore. I'm about to deal with the Pavilion Cinema. And the film I'm going- to talk about is Romance for Three which I
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    First Lady Says — "And So To Bed"
    29 5 First Lady Says "And So To Bed" Kay Francis, woman who wants to be first lady m America has a bit of back-chat with husband Prestor Foster m bed.
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    LOVE AMID THE SNOW
    95 5 THIS is a sample 1 of the lovely scenes you' r e going to see i n "Romance For Three" bright comedy at the Pavilion. its got a host of s'ars, including beauiijul Florence ilice, feminine half o. r the at companying -picture. Its go* snow,
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    DAMAGED LIVES
    158 5 THIS is the text of a message issued by the president of the British Social Hygiene Council, Mr Basil Blacken, ab'iut the film "Damaged Li N The British So Hygiene Council beg to request the active co-opera-tion of ai! citizens dC good will m mak.'ng known the talking
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    Hollywood Stardust
    486 5 nOROTHY Lavwur's sudden dark cm- plcxion is not a newly acquired as fans who see her leave the studio seem to think. It's due to a new dark make-up she's acquired for wearing m Per role m Paramount' s "Tropic Holiday." ft 4c CENE RAYMOND and Olymve Bradnu
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      602 5 Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours^v^^ Glands Fortified by New Discovery m tmA^ Do you feel old before your time? Are you tired, run- m jH\ Men down, worn out, and unable to keep up with the sj»- d and pleasures of modern life? Do you suffer from loss of
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    SHEIKS ENGLISH GIRL BRIDE MADE HER OWN SARI
    264 6 SHEIKS ENGLISH GIRL BRIDE MADE HER OWN SARI <By r Waß) OTHILE the traffic of tli j n,< r ared Uftfa*, "cf the ancient East was being conducted i m i de hl«i i Sir'? G-lETKH ABDTX oe M t j aw s'udent i> J E c fe orthe| fl£^s!!
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    WIFE KNEW BESTNETTED £6,000
    114 6 WIFE KNEW BESTNETTED £6,000 By Air Mail) Paris, April 21. PLAYING chemin-de-fer at Le Tcuquet Casino, Mrs. P. G. Wodehouse, wife of the novelist, has won a fortune of £6,000 m three r'sjhts*. And "P G." had told his wife to stick to roulette he thought she would be luck?or
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    "FOREST FOOLS " FIRE WOODS IN FRANCE
    202 6 "FOREST FOOLS FIRE WOODS IN FRANCE Paris FRANCE like England is faced with ihe problem of week-end hikers and A motorVls and cigarette ends. So many f;res have *cen effused m various parts of France recently by "forest fools" that the Ministry of Agriculture has issued a conunuique appealing for
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    MURDERER BEGS POLICE, "DON'T CALL ME THIEF"
    129 6 ]V|OT;xteD Policeman Arthur -A-"* Chalmers, a married man with two children, confessed to New York detectives that he murdered his mistress, Irma Pradier. "You did it for her money," they said. But Chalmor's pride was hurt. "I may be a murderer, but plea.se
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    £2,000 BID FOR 1899 CAR
    50 6 Many offers including one of £2,000 from America, have been made for King Edward Vll's 1899 motor-car since the King rode In it when he visited "shadow" factories m Coventry a fortnight ago. The Daimler Company, to whom the car belongs, refuse to part with.
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    MOTHER OF SEVEN IS CLEARED
    171 6 TVfOTHER of seven children, a wife living happily with her husband. defeated another woman's allegation of her misconduct. Mrs. Ethel Prigmore, Cambridge-dvive, Lee. London, SE.. failed m her petition In the Divorce Court for a decree alleging misconduct by her husband. Thomas, with Mrs. Ethel
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    Peace Parliament At World's Fair?
    132 6 Peace Parliament At World's Fair? New Work. A WORLD peace parliament, to be held m New York when in* World's Fair opens ther? En 10'f», has been suggested here by Mr. R. C. Hawkin, of London. Mr. Hawkm ha.- been visiting the United States as represent ativ International Arbi^'ntion League.
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    PRISON AGAIN AT EIGHTY
    70 6 Old soldier, aged eighty. Warren Hayward, a married man, of Fisher's Cottages, Selborne, Hants, stated to have been sentenced to four months m 1933 for assaulting a girl of eleven, was sentenced to 'three months' hard labour at Alton for striking a mother who said she
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    IF YOU SHOULD DIE
    1217 7 gfhgfhgfhfghbgfhfgh Where Tyburn Martyrs Died I1W«- fen. f\ fWKTICIAKS have caly "W that 200 people m i wrW die every hour '«<l«y and every day '•••othat there is really exclusive about 1 Want, death does f «can very- much to tr «t until some *h family
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    THE CASE OF THE HOSPITAL BOX
    3057 8  -  Kennedy Williamson Sunday Tribune Short Story By 1 a NYONE who saw Mr. Robert Ponderson ascending the front JL ML steps of the great London hospital might well have been curious. It waa so difficult to guess his mission. Ho certainly could not be
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      236 8 A BEAUTY HINT STRAIGHT FROM lovely MIRIAM HOPKINS i **j5 1 Mary: "Why do you admire Mary: u lf only my skin were A MONTH LATER: M.riam Hopkins so much, Jack. 1 «s lovely as Miriam Hopkins s. I wonder how she keeps ie so Mar* "I am glad I
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      290 8 Read The MALAYA TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya. THE NEW PARKER VACUMATIC Flashes to the Inward Eye Its Irresistible Beauty and Perfection fijj& THE LATEST AND GREATEST PEN THAT PARKER HAS EVER PRODUCED gjg> There's eye appeal to Parker's new enough ink to write a 16,000- word fz Major and Maxima
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      475 8 ill Kidney Germsii Restore Your Health P There is nothinpr that can make you feel I wrote: 'For six yoai: fi|Lpv^ older and more rundown than Kidney :md kidn^v trouble i > Wfl E? Bladder trouble caused by Germs devel- bladder w< In wZI ■k' oned m your body during
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    286 9 SUNLIGHT GIVES ENERGY I j tLtrc s i f JS I *Ytt c W* frcrn I *i* considered I I ra tausuit. a^ many I J!£^ "r^ we enc n u h u d fc#ff and pnjr s fißit v«il not. oe ■?L rf l*t that conies rrorr. I ap
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    HINTS FOR POULTRY BREEDERS
    1016 9 Questions of great m terests to poultry breeders m this country are answered, m this article, by Mr, John G Brernan, V. D. M., CP. E, C T. The prevention of pou hry diseases, the methods of ling chicks, and the cure of roup are some
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    C. B. COCHRAN IN BROADCAST
    202 9 Review Cf Famous Showman's Career pHAIiLLL b. cochran, the famous Impresario, will himself be heard ir ihe second programme m the ser.e.s 'The Showmen of England,' to be broadcast from Daventiy In the near future. 'Charles B. Gochran presents...' en a pester may mean any
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      278 9 Friday night duty 1 for all There's real loveliness for your hair m a regular Amami Shampoo. Prove it Have Settings Made Easy your fi rst Amami Shampoo to-night. Notice MW u o r how fresh your scalr) feels how gloriously YOU can give your hair haif shin^ s hQW
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      424 9 J^... ..^a "Thanks to Kalzana, my family is once again m PERFECT HEALTH" "Of course," the doctor will mswer. (tC^^ M a^ zana 5 which I have been prescribing Vr|^C^ f f° r years, always gives wonderful results. \t* In those families which use Kalzana there fclftf^^ are none of
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    ALL SINGAPORE GOES OUT ON RACE NIGHT
    1590 10 RACE night at Raffles was one of those rare „e vasions when an extension ..c waj granted. There was a fairh rowd, though the people seemed to ther stubdued, I thought. Perhaps a whole afternoon's racing had rather I ci everyone out. What
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    118 10 Scoring a great success m Peg O' My Heart is dashing Mr. Ivan Pawson with the right •public school" manner for h!a role as Alaric, the son Homeward Bound on the Rawalpindi which left last Friday are Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Broadhurst, Mr. and Mrs. J.
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    WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE SINGAPORE SHOPS
    433 10 IN these hot days the problem is ho* j lo keep coo! both indoors and out Here, m Christie's, you will find just the very thing, designed especially for your comfort ii: this extreme heal We hay: all heard of and seen
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      27 10 "CHRISTIE" NEWLY RECEIVED LINEN COTTON DRESSES THE LATEST FABRICS VIVTD COLOURS. HATS OF THE LATEST STYLES, ALL COLOURS AND SIZES. Prices Moderate. 19 STAMFORD RD. PHONE 2526.
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      43 10 MAX FACTOR'S MELTING CLEANSING CREAM Tne screen turs prefer M«* Factor's Cleansing Cream because it meltt instantly, penetrate* more deeply into th« I ore*, cleanses more thoroughly. It will keep your skin smooth and lovely. MAX FACTOR, HOi r YWOOD "Cftmttus tin Stars"
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      23 10 J VISIT j WnjcvJnjal 1 J Dresses from $4 to |$27 Materials 5 designed by expert S designer. Phone 6832. 10, Battery Kd.
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      106 10 <;i, STEVENS KD. Renowned residential establishment situated on 5 &cres of elevated and well-kpnt grounds. First nl?s6 FOOD. 'Coir: Storage supplies). Highly recommended by past and present residents. Extra large rooms with longbath, shower. verandah, own entrance and o^her distinctive features Free garages syces' qrs." Tennis Badminton PHONE 1138. T^£
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      76 10 is SHOWING A COLLECTION (,o\\ v JUST ARRIVED 1 LONDON i at for DOftVniJE an«i MATITA SPORTSWEAR I GANT CORSETS and BRASBIEWSB Pliese iQ^ Manure i ILBttteryW 1 UITB 4 5 A/ fZABETH \s' I The baoi Bf a!' Jg y beauts tres^nU m w and V' 7r%rk In c
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    A QUIET WEEK AT FRASER'S HILL
    545 11 •7* )bswell Arm *<,V once aKai !I the day. E^^ are radiani J**^ cf a varied deHffi i^ e]f i:S I:I:e ne P*ll set out to charm StT^ loallloTersol b#* remarked recent V L&*. aye arnud dur ait day or two. Mr. and .a
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    TEMPTING DISPLAYS IN KUALA LUMPUR SHOPS
    595 11 MADE a point of visiting the various shops m town last week to have a peep at the many attractive goods on m There were some amazingly tempt things which only an extremely strong-willed person could resist. At liaison Artistique T saw some y
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    THE SINGAPORE SHOPS
    635 11 the centre of the dress. From Marina's more expensive collection is seen an afternoon dress of a bright yellowy green that would go well with the red-head. It is worn with a straight jacket which is embroidered at the corners with roses of a reddish brown colour.
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      31 11 E you SEEN NE HOUSECOATS Ltd.' i j Frocb rdßoaci C* %m PAHIT DRESSES and JAL FLOWERS JUST RECEIVED AT v CHATS \»llt§ HW^. p HONfc io^. BATTERY V ROAD 1
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      25 11 MADAME PAGE Late of 92. Piccadilly, London. I EX PER T DRESSMAKER and DESIGNER Specialist m Maternity Wear. Battery Bid?. Battery Road, ±*none 6327. Singapore.
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      71 11 A VERY LARGE AND NICE COLLECTION JUST ARRIVED OF LADIES WHITE WASHABLE HAND-BAGS IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. PRICES FROM $3.50 AT The Novelty Store, 88, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. aJuiauiriay Ihb famous Cleansing Cream. Cleanses thoroughly. Leaves the skin soft and lovely. It is the starting point of all
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      92 11 Science has contributed f^^^^^^^P much to our comforts §1 but to mothers it has VTN^^^^^^B given a personal and W^~M^^MM intimate benefit when Wl^^^^WMf it discovered the means WL~ nf nrpmrinp "LACTO- W^M^Wm ot preparing 1./a\- i n-/" 'ffl/%w%f w|N GEN" from pure cows' jj|jl f-^^^M milk, m "LACTOGEN" we
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, May 8, 1938. THEY SHOULD CLIMB DOWN
    621 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, May 8, 1938. THEY SHOULD CLIMB DOWN monthly n ort, Mr. John r tary and Selangor Asiatic Unempl 'ommittee, makes which may or may hai the official attitude men! and the re- cau-ed by it is into line with his and with those of all the
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    COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR IRELAND
    1149 12  - COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR IRELAND C. H.W. Goutt A FIFTEEN years campaign for the severance of all ties between the Irish Free State and Britain, carried on by Mr. De Valera with unceasing vigour ever since the Treaty of 1922, was brought to a successful conclusion at the end
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      61 12 Good snap, eh? I used Kodak Film \?Tazß /w To get good snap^- u>u v-iIJ he proud to show your friends, you must ÜbC film which gets the detail, W^jM detail m high-light and ihtdov. 4 1 /I Sri lOr KO&AK FSifll Roll Film and Rim Pack From c// Kodak
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      508 12 WIT AND WISDOM OF TME WEEK. TWO men were walking across a prairie with his host. Ed a crossed cheque. m Canada. j 'What do these pecple eat?" he ask- j «r m sorry," he said, politely -'but I Hearing a noise like thunder behind i rd, indicating a number
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    Millionaire s Nephew Cleans 32 Rooms, Cooks Food
    708 13 FURNITURE IN HIS HOUSE IS (By Air Mail) London, April 17. JUST beyond the traffic streams of Brompton-road, m the heart of fashionable Knightsbridge, London, a rich man lives a strange, almost monastic life. Dark, fervent. Simon Nissim, nephew of the late
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    Smiled At Gunman, Asked Him "A Joke?"
    368 13 Smiled At Gunman, Asked Him "A Joke?" \f a man In the back seat of his car threaten him 0* salver a mill manager turned, smiled cheerfully Wi 8 this a joke.' IJIP* 0 evidence, some of it reminiscent of a Hollywood thriller given at Xl M on?an. aged 35.
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    27 13 A new style moJel for Ascot which is being shown at the Empire Exhibition, made from materials costing a few dollars, and producer! m a British factory
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    ATLANTIC RESCUE: SKIPPER REWARDED
    194 13 A TLANTIC RESCUE: SKIPPER REWARDED London. THE Board of Trade have awarded a piece of plate to Lieutenant Commander Henry Nelson, U.S.N.R., master of the American s.s. President Pierce, m recognition of his services m rescuing the crew of the s.s. Sandgate Castle which caught fire m the Atlantic en
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    ENGLISH MAJOR LIVES AT SEA
    61 13 ENGLISH MAJOR LIVES AT SEA D Btit^h 4m, v Syfn-y. New South Wales, April 23. Ril b cer who find s »t cheaper to live on the sea than h* T *iLT d hh Uih vo a 8~ to Australia. and ho h.ts made 12 consecutive round t i s
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    BAER SUED FOR £10,000
    53 13 A £10.030 claim for damages against Max B:\cr and three co-defendants, Including Baer's manoger, Ancl Hoffman, has been filed by Mrs. Will" am W Waliis. ci New York, who contends that she suffered a head injury when a stand frt Baer's training camv> at Speculator, New
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    M.P's WIFE CHANCES NAME
    65 13 M.P's WIFE CHANCES NAME Mrs. A. S. Cunningham-Reid, who recently figured m an action over financial arrangements said 'to have been made between her and her husband, Captain A. S. CunninghamReid, M.P., has 'given notice of her intention to change her name. She will m future be known as the
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    FIVE HURT WHEN CRANE SNAPS
    81 13 FIVE HURT WHEN CRANE SNAPS -BUT NOBODY WAS i KILLED Fivo workmen wer<» injured when a ten-ton crane collapsed on the site of Imperial Airways' new building which is under construction m Buckingham Palace Ro; d, London. The crane was lifting a load of ste l girders from a lorry
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    Collects Fashions
    72 13 Here's man who collects women's dresses, hats, gloves, shoes and "accessories." Says Dr. C. W. Cunnington, of Dollisavenue, London, N.W.3: "Women's fashions tell you what women think about. They express sub conscious sex feelings. A narrow waist simply asks for a protective male arm." He has 500 dresses
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    NINO, ANNIE, NANO, NANCY . . . WHAT'S IN A NAME, ANYWAY?
    132 13 NINO, ANNIE, NANO, NANCY WHAT'S IN A NAME, ANYWAY? A WOMAN teachbr who corresponded with the Board of Education was inexact about the form of her Christian name. She received this letter from tho Board "Dear Madam., The Secretary is directed to point out that, on the birth certificate you
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    Blind Man Knew
    80 13 Although twenty-four years had passed since they met, a blind Middlesbrough man recognised the voice of an old v;ar-time comrade. The blind man, sitting at home, was being interviewed by a local government officer when he asked: "Are you Mr. 9" His visitor astonished, admitted that he
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    BOMB BURSTS IN ORPHANAGE
    72 13 Sofia. FOllt children have been i;»iled and several injured by a bomb explosion at the Orphans Home, limn, m Soutn Bulgaria. The children, playing m tne grounds, came across what utey thought was a ball, and started to have a game with it It pioded suddenly.
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    POWERS START NEW PURGE OF WORLD'S SPIES
    231 13 POWERS START NEW PURGE OF WORLD'S SPIES (By Air M London, ?pr 1 22. SECRET police of a dozen nations are to-day carrying out a world-wide spy purge. In Britain, France, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia and the United States especially, Ihe authorities have recently initiated intensive drives against spy organisations. French
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      64 13 FUL- V U E .y -^MT JXO-fiCru New Strength m Rimless Glasses] First; there are no screws through the lenses: Electrically soldered pins held the lenses tightly and psrmanertly m place: Second; ihere are tiny springs cushion* ing the lensts against breakage: Let us show you and ut you. THE
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      264 13 Dissolve Ugly Fal The New Cinema Way Safely Lose 5 Lbs. a BS^^ps^ss^^ >, -"-Hli Week— 2s Lbs. a Month P V Stout men and women throughout the world will welcome this news of a new l quick, easy way to slim the figure and look (p$ uiWJ; and feel
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    EX-KAKORI CASE PRISONERS RELEASED
    73 14 New Delhi. Apr. 21. MESSRS. Ramkrishna Khettri, Ram- dulaboy Trivedi. Manmathanat'a Gupta and Sachin Bakshi, four exPlp.kori Ca. c <? prisoners were released this morning from the Delhi District gaol af f cr the expiry of their sentence of four months each for defying the ex
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    IF YOU ' WANT TO START A RUMOUR—DON'T GO TO IPOH
    1185 14  - IF YOU WANT TO START A RUMOUR—DON'T GO TO IPOH W.R.Paterson In which I discourse on the fact that Ipoh is now on the air map and then skip to rumours, Spaying a compliment to the news hounds whose S business it is to track them down. i v 1
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      204 14 *C TICILETS ISSUED C ALL STEAM- I ro.i Yq rp» S!IIP AIR AND J I I K M V LLi RAILWAY LINES. i NO BOOKING FEES. C Chinese clients and those of all I other resident communities are I given the best of attention and j assi^^ance. 38, ROBINSON RD.,
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      355 14 To Be Won a choice frcw^ Take your choice from the following: VALUED AT At/^ N^^ Badminton Rackets Boxing GJot** GoZ/ Bag... 2 l 2 doz. Tennis Balls allotment oi piizt^ c^ reserve the 28 i You may submit any number ~^^^g|j^^ T?n l of 50 XIN r GS P
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    13 "MADMEN OF THE WOODS" START STRANGEST COLONY
    504 15 ,PFT CITIES O SEEK PEACE (HV ADR MAID i \XTON. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, APRIL 22. N XN f> WOMEN PROM A! I W.M K^ OF LIFE- -m FRO>I THE HIGHEST RANKS OF SOCIETY n HF RE m A WORLD OF THEIR OWN. m the
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    LIGHT AND SHADES
    22 15 <•« the siant arc lamps used r.'smw Empire Exhibition lifhtin? Each bears the \m i Scotland, crfst of the exhibition.
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    "General Knowledge Bee"
    71 15 Leeds. NJUMi Bets 11 which have N tetn broadcast m Fne»»»n- with a contest bert*h and American stn- iraduatrs. have now been the "General Knowopposed Sif"* 1 schoolchildren m a arts [viST 1 U) P ut °n the air. N ST p .Waters won a close P%»2^J?
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    KID LEWIS BANKRUPT
    45 15 Vben creditors met at Umcfon Bankruptcy Buildings to discus Ihe failure of Kid Lewis! the former boxer, of Dover-street, W.G it was stated that he owed about £300 and had no assets The Official Receiver will wind up the estate m bankruptcy.
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    THESE MEN HAVE "IT"
    209 15 WORLD'S* glamour man No. 1 is Anthony Eden. H<* pets top vote from a thousand American women and a thousand America n men asked to pick tho five mcst I h a n d s ome men m the world. Utii mione Ba d d c
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    CAR IS HURLED HUNDRED YARDS
    130 15 CAR IS HURLED HUNDRED YARDS Nobody Hurt AJicevill,e, Alabama. FIVE people a man, his wife and their thi\je children sitting inside a motorcar were hurled 100 yards into a ditch by a tornado here. Nobody was seriously hurt. The car was wrecked. Some force just picked us up, car and
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    MAN, GIRL GET $4,000 FOR LIBEL
    125 15 MUIRT md unruffled, seventy-or**;- year-old Mrs M"«rv Sophia Bray BH nlv nodded when told that $4,000 damages, with costs, had been awarded against hei at Biissex Assizes at Lewes. There will be an appeal," she said. Shortly before, the jury had returned j from
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    READY FOR SWIFT WAR, SAYS DUCE: MEN "SUPERB"
    357 15 "UJK aim at preparing men and material for a war of short duration, ,T»id cue man myself -nil! be m supreme command." Mussoli j made Lhal announcement fo'he Italian Senatp m Rome when h^ went to I past of Italy's might on
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    FATHERS LEARN TO WASH THE BABY
    134 15 FA THERS LEARN TO WASH THE BABY N»*w York SOME 40 men have graduated here from New York's new College for Prospective Papas." In a brisk four-week course they hav^ learnt everything from selection of the doctor to holding the baby for bathing. They learnt faster than the average i
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    100,000 HOURS OVERTIME
    119 15 \V;j .h JUt-in I) < IPtOVISION for nearly )tw. n n hours of OVCflteie pay hs.s been Blade m the I nited S»r.t<s Popart inont\ budget for |§3S-3t indicating thai Ihuj >rar ;s expected, Dwing to tottnui a flairs. During (Im iijir^ut <iNrnl '■••rr. which rnds on
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    Late Premier's Son Judge
    57 15 The Hon Cyril Asquitn X c i. c ;q> pointed a Justice of the High Court M .7 ii. 'ice, ECiOg*f Bor'-h Division m th«place of Mr lattice Porter wha h.* beon tppointed ;i L«*»rd Of App< I 1 Ordinary. Mr. Asquith. fourth ion of U
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    A PETER DAWSON RECITAL
    113 15 A recital by Peter Dawson. the wellknown Australian baritone, will be broadcast from Dayentry on Moy 8, and relayed m Australia by the Australian Broadcasting Commission. His programme will consist mainly of Lallads by modern composers, and he will give hi.s own commentary on the songs
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      47 15 Bg\ W^MidmS/ ML^ Jttf m& 9 ul any other make. N't/ icr-oftrr- purchase and high secona tend pricey «re /m;o v/ B.S'/I l^ v/ca' OSJOfS. The Cycle Carriage Co., (1926) Ltd. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Batu Pahat, Muar, i'enung Motors, Penang lpoh Motors, Ipoh Motorists Stores, Serembaii.
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      256 15 A CHILD'S APPETITE It is too much to exrect a child with a healthy appetite to limit his helpings to reasonable bounds when confronted with sweets, pastries, ice cream and other rich food, especially so, at times when supervision cannot be exercised Disordered digestion which invariably follows such over indulgence,
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      451 15 Oh, My Poor Legs That Awful Fatigue! Do You Know it? That Agonising Pain Have You Suffered it DO your legs throb and buna It your body tortured with the pains of rheumatism > Do piles make your life a misery Does your heart fail to keep your blood flowing
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    1156 16  -  G. S. Hammorty B V ON rL WHO yVISHJbS Hr< iIiVA W t ßump Ed HIS Ac Ei "piVE people are sitting round a table with a green baize cloth, each with a fan of five cards m his hand. Excitement is tense, for they
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      478 16 sLLlnnm v\ I //OW •ttractiva a slim, trim H figtire looka on the court! S SUm tafely with Redex lotion, n Applied externally. Reduce* H flesh only where applied. UnH faOingly effective and easy to W me. Absolutely harmless. No P§ dieting. Approved by physicians. 2j Begins to act m
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    GIBRALTAR SEES A BATTLE
    44 17 y Bum of the Rock tcwering aouve them, men of the Royal fl»htin& kit and gas masks trek part m a mimic battle at Marines came from British warships lying m the harbour. hews: Royal Marines firing from a trench.
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    195 17 (By Air Mail) London, April 22. L the latest, the most authentic, and, I believe, the only irate .stahment so far of the foreign forces acting with iraies, writes the Daily Mirror diplomatic correspondent. Italians, commanded by General Berti, with General Manzini as second m command
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    WATERLOO RELICS
    67 17 WATERLOO RELICS Worcester. J "iour> of the Mots to victors JLil^*! Good, a Guards, they [hiJ 1 1 m-anv years *%ZT y v und a f^ w M«2»iT worn > th«* i vl" if R G!ouces as S*i£ anof Wor l n«m on the hW,n th v atHv thcv will
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    SCIENTIST PREDICTS STATE CONTROL OF ALL MARRIAGES
    419 17 WOULD PRESERVE RACIAL QUALITY (By Air Mail) THAT the State; may be fcrccd lo London, Apr. 19. gs yr-^ry m order lo preserve the control ail marriages within the nr>i Sir Farnphar rtazzard. Regius Profess i.uaFty oi the race, is (H torecasi <
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    400,000 BOULOGNE PILGRIMS
    229 17 400, 000 BOULOGNE PILGRIMS Boulogne-Sur-Mer, DOIJS.OGNE is already making dc- railed preparations <<> house and rfffl the 300,000 t 0 400,009 visitors who arc expects! m July for the foMrlb nnt'rnal eortgress i"> honour o\ fr?e BlesFcl Virgin Mary. La:-fre numbrr.s ci visitors are. expected from Brit'aiti, Ireland, Belgium, Holland,
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    BEER SHOULD GET MORE RESPECT
    67 17 lIRITAIN doesn't treat its beer with k* rufllcient .f' >: Sir Herbert Morgan told < ctcn and I-; ;tric L i i I nailers. "Fcreign wines hive been imdc {•he ceremonial tltinfc of the cry try, why rt'Ould bezi be the e?rer!<">"ai drink? tl P.2(r
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      184 17 PILES There is no need for as to tell yoa of th« ■widening irritation, the day and aight torture caused by pile trouble We tell you that if you only start nsing Man Zao at once it will step the terrible pain, •oothe and completely heal blind or bleeding pile*.
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      87 17 1 ENJOY LIFE I Ki.CAifj vi 1M IT V j. A I. V O g r* mi IF* I forREINVIGORATION i BODY ond MIND 3 ALVO- ECSTASIN i 5 not rin f «penrr.ei>» '9 b'i» d uir* life volid g |11.1 X I X I a lift prolonging j VITALITY
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      575 17 V 1\ Have healthy, wellT TSE a little Brylcreem every morning. Sec how ncaf it A 4f\ M keeps the hair all day. See, too, what a bealthv glo*«. ii /gjv 3m I gives. See how it frees the scalp from dandruff. Millions of ggg[ I •mart, well-groomed men use
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    204 18 Now He is Fit to Join L'p Again Twenty years a^">. he left the army, constiD2ted and rheumatic Then he sot fat. To-day, he is fit and nimble— a merry, romping granddad, 61 years vouup.. "I came out of the army with rheumatism." he writes.
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      247 18 NEW HAIR ftttofc. For 21 ytara Kota>k* hu dm« X trii|iag hair to Hi h«»4« '> />." nun aim ww«»^b ''j/'i y' a* al! r»««_ WmfZf e»*w a «iucr«ai Tt#f JK ,»dearirißth»-«-ift{ne»l ••r* I hair pa~wci M Almail jf that the yuuny ham •aid can yrwu; through. CtjUiVo and ITntanco
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    KEDAH TO COMPETE FOR FOONG SEONG CUP
    334 19 KEDAH TO COMPETE FOR FOONG SEONG CUP XiM Taken At Recent ¥&B.A. Meeting i m OurOii-i CorresporAcU, Alor Star. a- m t he history of badminton m Kedah, a Vie will travel outstatior the for the Foor.or Seong Cup tournafcrfM"> w r ;he committee of the Kedah Badminton f.t Micheal's
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    Malacca Parties Prepare For New Season
    158 19 Malacca Parties Prepare Fo r New Season From Our Om Correspondent) Malacca. Party of Malacca was defeated by the riendly encounter on Sunday by two games. L 1 %fc JH* definitely Bt^euts obtalned !$C2iS oaamlß- luring the Ne »antan Up c omMal «cca win be acting as hosts or will
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    SIAMESE PLAYER MAKES AN EXCELLENT DEBUT
    381 19 (By "Sphinx") npHE first Siamese woman m the country to have taken part m comA rctitive badminton, Mrs. Bija Banvor, who is favoured to win the Pen?.n£ junior ladies' singles championship, impressed me with her p!^y when she made her debut m the Free
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    THE SECOND MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
    860 19  - THE SECOND MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS Waileen Wong "MY IMPRESSIONS OF SOME OF THE PLAYERS" (Contributed By Miss "DHOENIX" has asked me to give my impressions of some of the players who took part m the second Malayan badminton championship, held m Kuala Lumpur a few weeks ago. It gives me pleasure
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    Ex – Selaogor Player Wins Hongkong Titles
    454 19 Ex Selaogor Player Wins Hongkong Titles ONE Selangor badminton player is making history— but not m Selangor. He is Hui Peng Kwan who, as P. K. Hui, has just won the singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles m Hong Kong, where he is at present furthering his studies which, dining
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    758 20  -  "ARGUS" BY Malayan Lady Tennis Champion Retains Ceylon Title And H.C. Sansoni, Ex-Malayan 'hampion Regains Ceylon Men's Singles Title What The Ceylonese Cricketers Are Saying About Malaya They Came Here When Cricket Was At A Low Ebb The 'Forthcoming Clarke Cup Match In Singapore Men
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    THE WEEK'S CRICKET HONOURS
    529 20 BOWLING 8 for 26 Schubert (Postal Union v. C. Workshops K.L.). 7 for 11 Schubert (Postal Union v. C. Workshops X.L.}. 7 for 16 G. Waites (Jasin Club v. I.A.C. Malacca). 7 fcr 21 G. Webb (Clarke Rangers v. Rly. Y. Spore). 7 for 25 V.
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    Singapore Junior Championships
    283 20 ANSWERS to the questions submitted by Mr. Tan Meng of Woodliegh Close, Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, are: 1. The fees payable for participation m the junior championships are $2.— per entry for the men's singles; $3.— per pair for the doubles. 2. For 'the ladies' junior tournament
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    Kinta To Hold Girls' Inter – Team Tourney
    530 20 Kinta To Hold Girls' Inter Team Tourney Badminton (By "Racquet") ACCORDING to latest information available the* Kinta inter-team girls tournament being held U* year by the Kinta Badminton Association. Thanks to the efforts now being made by the committee of management a.s many as four teams ha^e more or less
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    SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACCA
    911 21 SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACCA (From Our Own Correspondent) AN Saturday last, there was only v one cricket fixture, and that at Jasin where the up-country club played against the Indo-Ceylonese Association. The J. C batting first, put up 124, a fairly respectable total under the circumstances, but which should have
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    299 21 Singapore, May 7. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 39 4 3xd Ayer Hitam 20 6 216 Bangrins 19;. 20 Batu Selangor 1.30 1.35 Chanderiangs 13 6 14 6 Hitam Tin 0.35 0 40 Hongkong Tin 19- 20Hong Facts 1.01 1.06 Idris Hyd. 6.3 7 3 Ipoh
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    98 21 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday neon. Buyers. Sellers. No I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FO.B. May) 19% 19 <a Good F.A.Q. in bales (F.O.B. May) 18 3 4 lo 7 a No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'pore) 19? 4 I9f a do. May 19 7 8
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      62 21 The market responded sharply to news that Congress will control the proposed spending. Railway shares reversed its down trend for the first time since the Spring of 1937. We recommend the retention of trading purchases, adding good utility operating company issues. Commodities are proving to be well liquidated and
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      DOW-JONES AVERAGES.
      38 21 Yesterday's To-day's Close. Close. 30 Industrials 113.46 117 16 20 Rails 21.57 22.90 20 Utilities 18.58 19.91 40 Bonds 86.80 87.46 New Ycrk Stock Exchange— business done:— Total volume 1,020,000 shares. Call Money. 1 per cent.
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      347 21 Last Sale May j May 6 Adams Express 8% 9 l A American Locomotive 17 18 Va American Tel. Tel. 128 130% American Tobacco B" 72 72 Anaconda Copper 27 y 2 28% Baltimore Ohio 5% 6*4 Bethlehem Steel 46 y 4 48 V 2 Canadian Pacific Railway 6
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      COMMODITIES.
      29 21 Previous Close. Closing. New York Rubber: July 11 51b 54a 11.93bi95a September 11.64bj65a 12.0708 December 11.82'84 12.24 26 July to-day's high 11.92, low 11.61. Total Sales.— 2,100 tons.
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      MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET.
      52 21 Manila, May 6. Last Sale Prices. Previous To-day Antamok 0.49 0.49 Pesos Atok 0.25 0.24 Coco Grove 0.55 0.52 Demonstration 0.335 unquoted I.X.L. 0.70 0.66 Masbate 0.145 0.14 Mires Operations 0.11 unquoted Sar Maurlcio 0.45 0.43 UnHed Paracale 0 41 unquoted Gold Share Averages; Previous 80.73,
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      1185 21 -^0$ AIR TO-DAY to And Where To Listen In 1^ SirgGAPORE m— 915 11.00 a.m. Military Band Music -$.95 t p mcs) (Gramophone Records*. Selection metres <21.^ «j I Do rothy". (Cellier) Played by The fSil7lB 2i GSO 'Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards. lTT j m«> ana "Siamese Patrol". 'Lincke)
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    DON CLEAN BOWLED BY BOY OF 16 LORD'S GOT A SHOCK
    608 22 DON CLEAN BOWLED BY BOY OF 16 LORD'S GOT A SHOCK OH 1 cnoolboy yesOliKI have been far too Lt< i I re porter. Th> A n Test matd out of their hotel a couple of hours be! trheon wd r.led he Sti along not In firs or coaches, but
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    122 22 F.M.S. In Two Postal Competitions London. April 22. rpWENTY-FOUR teams from lti ColoJ. nies have already entered for the N.R.A. 303 Oversea Postal Match. There are two separate competitions. One 'SRa> is for rifles "as issued, 1 B&d m the <SRb) aperture sights and slings may be used
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    AMERICAN HOCKEY
    123 22 Girls Defeated In First Australian Match Sydney, Apr. 23. THE United States women's hockey team were defeated here by the New South Wales team by 6 goals to nil m I their first match m Australia. The United States team were short lof practice. They were unlucky also
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    LOYALS SURPRISE THE GUNNER
    365 22 The Gunners wei not their failure 10 score and kept on ti but the opposing rtcfenw tied up, and i free k -™< to them was net bake dvanti oi The game ended with no i Fit. Sr't. Carter relereed ou\ the b R A.: Osborne;
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    A. C. S, SPORTS MEETING
    492 22 A. C. S, SPORTS MEETING THE 29th annual .sports meeting of the Anglo-Chinese School was held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday, and at the clcse of a successful function Mrs. H. M. Holgate, wife of the Inspector of Schools, distributed pri?es to the successful competitors as follows 100
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    Cricket Clubs Sporting Declaration
    267 22 Cricket Club s Sp orting Declaration Time Saves The Ceyion S. C. i! Singapore. Saturday. THE Cricket Club declarrd their in- nings clo->ed at 100 for the loss five wickets m their Cricket match against the Ceylon Sports Club II on the Padang thi. c afternoon. Rolfe was the highest
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    Y.M.C.A. Team At Hong Lim Green
    268 22 Y.M.C.A. Team At Hong Lim Green Singapore. Saturday. THE cricket fixture -played at Hong Lim 1 Green to-day between the Straits Chinese Recreation Club and a V.M.C.A. first team resulted m a win for the Chinese by 25 runs and one wicket. For the Chinese, Swee Keng batted well and
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    KHALSA BEAT ST.JOSEPH'S
    244 22 KHALSA BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S Singapore, Saturday. "OOWLERS were on top in^the cricket ■Efc fixture, when the Khaisa Association lost to St. Joseph's Institution by 7 runs a«t the Khaisa ground this afternoon. Khaisa knocked up 42 runs, P. Pennefather and G. Webb doing all the damage The Schoolboys were all
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    PASIR PANJANG SOCCER
    73 22 In a friendly soccer match played on the Opium Packing Plant ground on Sunday last, the Pasir Panjang Rovers beat the Royal Engineers, Pulau Brani. by four goals to one. The following played for the winners: Ong Eng Hoe, Leong Foon Chew, Cheong Fee Fong, Wong Tong
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    RAFFLES BEAT S.R.C. II
    262 22 WHEN the Raffles schoolboys met the S.R.C. II on the R.I. ground yesterday afternoon, they easily dismissed the S.R.C. Reserves for 78 runs. Leemttruggen <18> and A. Watts 1 5 were the only two players to reach double figures the rest Calling victims to the bowling
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    KCK DRUCE WINS THE DAY'S BIG EVENT
    2475 23 I Golden Glimpse, Celtic Bard And Tredella Register Doubles ..MWIER RACES AT S^BUKIT TIMAH Aid Day Of Governor s W Cup Meeting DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE Race I— NEW ZEALAND S3B and Sl6 Prude $11. Race 2— CELTIC BARD 546 and Sl5 Gold
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    SUMMER RACE FASHIONS
    355 23 SUMMER RACE FASHIONS < By Our Woman Correspondent) T^HE 'ay of long picture frocl* seems to be over. Thc j third day of the Singapore Race Meeting saw a larpre number of the fair six adapting tha short length afternoon dresses now the rarre m London and so ideal for
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    38 23 The closing date of the Ivlavficwer Party's "A" singles tournament (League vsterrO for the Tan M ang Ctnanp Challenge Cup has been extended to Monday May 16. Members are asked to forward their entries a.* soon as possible.
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      163 23 HEW VIGOUR H J'Y "N i if) ™hen I take Sanatogen it V is os if o new stream of life flows through my veins." THOSE WORDS OF A SANATOGEN USER CONTAIN THE PLAIN TRUTH. )L SANATOGEN IS HEALTH! It contains the essential constituents of health and the tired body
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      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY H. 1!«3.
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      CHINESE CUSTOMS AND POST OFFICE WORKERS DECLARE GENERAL STRIKE
      267 24 PROTEST AGAINST NEW REGIME IN NANKING CHINESE TROOPS ADVANCE: ENEMY RIGHT FLANK THREATENED fHINEPS employees of i!k* Shanghai Customs and also of the parcel pa I department of the post office, wh s ch works m coni«action with Customs, have declared
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      CZECH CONCESSIONS TO SUDETEN GERMANS URGED
      74 24 Renter messages from Prague and Berlin, dated May 7, state that the British and French Ministers at Prague have urged on the Czechoslovakia!* Government the desirability of making maximum concessions to Sudeten Germans, compatible with the security of the State. The British Ambassador m
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      TENNIS AT SELETAR
      105 24 TENNIS AT SELETAR Seletar, Saturday. r VUE S.C.C. tennis pair. Messrs. CherA rington and Fuller, were entertained on the R.A.F. courts to-day. Results:— Cherrington and Fuller beat Wing Commander White and Corp. Dimmer 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. Cherrington and Fuller beat Sergt. Gculd ana A. C. Burkill, 6-4. Chemngton and Fuller
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      RUGBY CUP FINAL
      24 24 London, May 7. In the rugby league cup final played at Wembley, Salforci defeated Barrow by seven points to four. Reuter
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      "BRITAIN AND EIRE SHOULD BE CLOSE FRIENDS"
      142 24 "BRITAIN AND EIRE SHOULD BE CLOSE FRIENDS Prime Minister Compli men ted London, May 7. A picture of Britain and Ireland as twe modern countries of the British Commomvculih of Nations was drawn by the Dominions Secretary, speaking m Lordon last night. He said that m the Dominions, one cculd
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      DOCTOR FOUND DEAD
      168 24 DOCTOR FOUND DEAD (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. DR. Viswanathan, Assistant Medical Officer cf the Muar General Hospital, was found dead m his bed this morning. Or inquiries made the Sunday Tribune representative was informed that Dr. Viswanathan was on duty last night. II made the usual final round
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      British Airman & Wife In Difficulties
      84 24 British Airman Wife In Difficulties Hongkong, May 7. SQUADRON Leader G. Francis and his wife, who left Hongkong on Apr. 29 m the 52-ft. yacr. 1 "Maonshan." are feared to have met with difficulties m a ty/hcon squall on May 3 as no news h: s hitherto been received concerning
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      LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETING
      81 24 Geneva, May 7. THE meeting of the League Council opens on Monday. The agenda deals, among other subjects, with Abyssinia, Spain. China and the neutrality of Switzerland. The question of recognising the Italian conquest is likely to be submitted as a recommendation, giving each country liberty of
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      Arsenal Wins First Division English League Honours
      264 24 London, May 7. ARSENAL won the English League championship. They have been (hamA rrens m 1930-1931 and for three consecutive seasons from 1933 to 1935. Aston Villa, Manchester United, Millwall and Tranmere are to be promoted to Division I. 11/EST Bromwich and Manchester
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      ITALY TO IMPRESS FUEHRER WITH AIR STRENGTH
      106 24 I Rome. May 7. HOW a modem airport can be destroyed by air bom bins will be c^monstrated to Herr Hitler to-morrow morning near Furl.ura, Italy's new air centre 35 miles north of Rome. The attack and defence will be restricted as far
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      Cycling Record
      50 24 London. May 7 DURING p six days' cycle rare. Kaivl K&ers oj Belgium created ue« world record by covering one milr- m one minute and 50 1 16 seconds, beating < the time of one minute 51 seconds j established by Goullet m Salt Lake City m 1912.
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      Chinese To Stand Tri For Alleged Murder
      321 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. HOW a quarrel over gambling stakes uui.ng a wedding feast led to a stabbing case was related to Inche Mahmood bin Mohamad Shah, First Magistrate, who heard the preliminary inquiry into a charge of murder preferred against
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      REBEL CHIENSE KILLED
      55 24 ISSA Baltat. the m ieadrr aho ha* tm* ing thr Hebron tm past six mwUtf 'hnrtly after mklupj battle with a jar I.*1 4 police near Utto 1 Bat tat U W*««^ sponsiblf fw wrt U rrorism m th» un iM the murder of the w Starkev.
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