Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 23 April 1939

Microfilm: NL1456
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    16 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL Na v: SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939. FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune
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    Tribune Link With Racecourse
    48 1 it* Tribune'^ rue on: t Tit 'pond en! photographed at tin- Bukit Timah RaceLUr r whiie usins; the* mtm elirect telephone line- ta the Tribune office Use headphones allows nine to watch the- hOVSCS and talk to the- sports sub«ditors al the ame time'
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    Foreign Governments Consulted By Germany
    196 1 Foreign Governments Consulted By Germany ltoost'% i*li\ Viva Berlin Apr. 22. |T is now admit led that Germany clistu-sed President Roosevelt's Message with a number of foreign, governments. This was revealed m a statement issued exclusively to the foreign Press. The statement has not ><» tai been made available to
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    Lord Perth Calls On Mussolini Ft Last Time
    100 1 Loooon, Apr. 22. lfflftrth. who is siring; up h".s p°t a totkh Ay. r m R naaHvitl! rail on Signer Ifu ht maap The Italian For tmkr. Count Ciano was pre tfctaS"T:?v that the Ambassad >t wa* tfltfed wttts nc special rr.:s>-!'-n
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    JAP PROTEST
    57 1 Shanghai Apr. 22. JUIE Japanese authorities have I'orm- ally *nadc a representation to the Shanghai Municipal Council demanding a ban en the di play ut" Chinese Nation-ili-t Flag m areas and;:: its jurisdiction. a!-> the complete suppression oi all -nil,statr -:.s, particularly m the Press, tnnected With ths
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    Chinese Fighting Fiercely On Kiangsi Front
    252 1  - Chinese Fighting Fiercely On Kiangsi Fro n t Sin Chew Jit A» Force Sinks Five Japanese Transports v !g-£ Shanghai, Apr. 22. Ban-- y tohtinu.v; m the 1 vicinity of VVuning m north '•Nto/th „,,,r the I'tosl Chinese* despatches, where the ►pa is described as excellent. important, as a »»ttld
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    New Zealand And British Preference
    73 1 New Zealand And British Preference Wellington, Apr. ?>. DRASTIC reductions m imports coverJ ing practically the 1 whole range ol ».e tariff schedule were announced by he Finance Minister Mr. Nash who "ated that there would be complete prohibition ol certain articles, including v.reless sets, tobacco, assembled motor*ars and many
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    FRENCH AIR DISASTERS
    47 1 NINE airmen were killed m a collision between two bombers when th* machines were about to land at Tours, says a Reuter message from Pari' last night. Another cable from Rabat says that r.x were killed when a military plane crashed m French Morocco.
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    Madrid Celebrations
    31 1 It is announced, says a Reuter cable. that victory celebrations m Madrid will bs held on May 14 and 15. Gen. Franco will be present on the latter clay.
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    AGAIN WE LEAD
    201 1 We make more Malayan newspaper history. r [MIK Malaya Tribune' Press Ltd. is the' first .Malayan newspaper organisation to instal a private tele- phone line between our office and the Press box at the racecourse, and the results of yesterday afternoon's Singapore races were thus available to
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    War Materials Cause Jump In Germany's Imports
    99 1 War Materials Cause Jump In Germany's Imports Berlin, Apr. 22. Germany had an adverse balance of trade of nearly 24 million marks or nearly £2,000,000 sterling despite the increase m the volume of her trade. Imports m March totalled over 50 d million marks, or over 32 millions more than
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    CHINA'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE CAUSE OF WORLD PEACE
    351 1 As Great As British Rearmament Or Roosevelt's Plea "A Champion Who Fights Alone And Is Yet Undefeated" LJAYING a tribute to China for being no mean a champion who fights alone and is yet undefeated, the Manchester Guardian m an editorial comment
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    RUSSIAN FLEET OFF GREECE
    74 1 RUSSIAN FLEET OFF GREECE Hongkong, April 22. JT is now revealed through the Irans-Ocean Agency that twelve units of the Rusrian Navy have pas ed through the I»osI hoi us on the'a way to the Mediterranean. AM vessels sailed cinder cover of night. 'Ihe squadron is said ie> be composed
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    Japs To Revise Attitude Towards British Rights In China?
    102 1 Tokyo, Apr. 22. A CCORDING to ihe Kokumin Shimbun, .•apanc>» official and private circles are greatly irritated by the news that Britain is net only seeking rapprochement with Soviet but also intends to extend the demccratic front to the Far East.
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    More U.S. Planes For China?
    109 1 More U.S. Planes For China? New York, Apr. 22. A I/THOUGH a spokesman of the A Chinese Embassy m Washington denied knowledge of any impending transactions, the well-informed New York Times states that it warns that contracts for the purchase of a hundred or more planes are being negotiated for
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    Visiting Berlin
    25 1 The Hungarian Premier and Foreign Minister are expected to vUsit Berlin at the end of AprH, according to a Renter message from Berlin.
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    SINGAPORE HOUSEHOLDERS KEEP
    577 2 THE A R. P. DEPARTMENT BUSY INQUIRIES POURING IN [Tribune Slall Reporter] NUMEROUS incjuiries have reached the A-.r Raid Precautions Department requesting iriftfrmatibn and advice as lo the construction cr benches and shelters. I he inquiries poured m from ho sehch'cs, particularly these *no have compound houses,
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    B.M.B.C. RECOGNISES SERVICES OF LOCAL BAND TO RADIO
    258 2 B.M.B.C. RECOGNISES SERVICES OF LOCAL BAND TO RADIO 4^; a token of appreciation of the voluntary sea-vices of the Now AVJffSUSc Orchestra to broadcasting durin, 1«» the Bn ,sh Malaya Broadcasting Corporation have presented a beautiful silvei cup to the band lead.-,. Mr. A. M. Da Silva Mr Da Silva's
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    MORE CRIME IN JOHORE
    212 2 t »i horc Repress ntativel /i|;nil. m Johore increased I notably last year, hw eccn#m3c tb nfUtiens which prerai lcd dv: ng th« year m P«ct ol the more imperial* soslrics5 oslrics of the state mamrj ccntribntcJ In the mcxeasc. Ihe totaJ number of reports mordcrs
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    CLEAN RECORD SPOILED
    95 2 Phviapore, Saturday. Ona* Ah CfcAn came up fcr sentence this morning before Mr. C. H. Koh m the Fourth Police Court < n a charae oJ possession s i f dutiable liquor at 2.40 p.m. on April I 17 m R:ice Course Roan. He was arrested by
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    IN THE F.M.S.
    208 2 The authorities m Kuala Lumpur con id< that the possibility oi' air attacks on Kuate Lumpur is very remote and nsequently no steos are being taken advise the public on A.R.P. measures j The question of air raids was disensa ■d by Government 18 months ago, and
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    GOVERNMENT TO GIVE THE WORD
    110 2 GOVERNMENT TO GIVE THE WORD rtfHElHElt cr not the residents ci Singapore should be advised to proceed straightaway with the prevision of their own i;.v; shelters and air raid trenches is a matter o< Government policy, which w'H be decided ,vitb n the ne::t few days when Gov* > anient
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    B. PAHAT PARKING PROBLEM
    134 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Apr. 2Z. MOTOBLSTS m Batu i'anat are HI iK w faced with a now problem as regards parkin." tbcil ears at night, for no ear is now allowed to be parked on the main road at night without lights front
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    Cathedral Wedding
    16 2 >ii. George Slrether snd Ufa* Beryl .J.mc* alter their weddim St. AinlrcwV athedral yeslerda>
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    European Tension Has No Effect On Shipping
    229 2 w to effect is i ll) ol lh< N situation in E i >| 01 Lh< shipping liips plying between various ports on he continent and t!i In th< It is thought that as Holland hafi iken all precautionary measures, steps safeguard all
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    MAGISTRATE CENSURES NEGLIGENT MOTORIST
    288 2 sii]:'.ip: re, Sal unlay. **T FIND it very dittkult indeed. Richards, to see anything m your favour m thioca.se. There is no evidence to show thai you were. under the influence of liquor m the medico] sense of th word, but I am satisfied that youi
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    MISS D. PASSMAN AND MR. J.R. WATSON
    157 2 WEDDING BELLS Sinjiaperf. v MISS Doreen Passman, whu m SiiißApcre l>> Ito llun>dav, was wmmai tk E drew's Cathedra! this after* She is the dau X V Passman, oi ;1 England and she b n Mr J;imcs Robert Wat and Mrs. J. R
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    MISS PACKARD & MR. IVAN NICHOLS
    21 2 MISS PACKARD MR. IVAN NICHOLS :f 0 Jul V.>un--. A»««y Ml I'VO Poland Mrs 1 5..-.X.! r "a vtott *Tm jA
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    TRIBUNE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT AT THE "BACK DOOR TO CHINA"
    1576 3  -  Norman Soong USHIO SEETHING WITH ACT] VY: DAILY CONVOYS BELOW is given the firsl of a series of articles by AAr. Norman Soong, the young Chinese journalist cf international reputation, who has been commissioned by the Sunday Tribune to travel to
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    ALLEGED TRESPASS
    64 3 Singapore, Saturday. Ahmat bin Naster, a Javanese, was produced from hospital this morning before Mr. C. H. Koh m the Fourth Police Court when he claimed trial en a charge that he on April 18 at Singapore committed criminal trespass by going on board the s.s. "Klang." His
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    Government Clerks Are Not Satisfied With Their Salaries
    542 3 (Tribune StnflT Reporter) VHOSE who hold the view that Government service clerks ;nv among the most fortunate employees in Singaixire to-day Itave another to-day guess coming to 1 hem. According to a number Governi servants, clerks iv various departmei I wa 5
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    Mysterious Visitor At Leonie Hill
    164 3 Mysterious Visitor At Leonie Hill Singapore Saturday. lEE TEO MAN, a 21 -year-old Hai- uancse, claimed trial Ihis morning m the Fifth Police Court before Mr. L. CO Goh on a charge that he at about 8.15 p.m. yesterday at No. 16, Leonie Hill, commit ted house trespass by entering
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    Uncle Declines The Privilege
    202 3 Uncle Declines The Privilege Singe- pore, Saturday. AT one time employed by his maternal uncle who discharged him four months ;<go, Sim Lian Soo, a youth, went to his uncle's shop m Market Street last night. Finding his uncle's motor-van parked m ironi ol the shop, he entered into the
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    COFFEESHOP A PUBLIC PLACE, DECIDES MAGISTRATE
    132 3 Youths Fined For Carrying Offensive Weapons Singapore Saturday. TMIK question as to whether a coffeeshop is a public place was raised by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, of the Third Police Court, when two youths, Ghoo Ah Lek. 15, and Chan Siu Hing, 20. pleaded
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    WOMAN ACQUITTED
    81 3 Singapore, Saturday. Rajathiamal, a Tamil woman, appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham m the second police court this morning on a charge of theft m a building of jewellery and ca.sh valued at $457, the movable property of Mr. A. Mandez. Court Inspector H. Astin informed his worship that
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    LIQUOR CHARGES
    77 3 Singapore, Saturday r Soh Ah Chen'.;, a Teocl a pear before Mr C hV Koh m the Fourth Police Court this morning charged with, being found m possession of dutiabli liquor* distillitig intoxicating liquor and fomenting rice v.! hout a licen< e. Accused pleaded guilty to th.c "first
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    MALAYAN TRADE SUFFERS FROM RESTRICTION
    112 3 MALAYAN TRADE SUFFERS FROM RESTRICTION (From Our Own IJcportrn. [poh April 22. BOTH our principal industries have been earned on under extremely difficult conditions due to the very heavy degree Ql restriction imposed on tin and rubber under the international restriction scheme, to which our Government is party. Whatever the
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    CHEAPER TO PAY DUTY
    54 3 Singapore, Saturday —Son Seng Tool. a Teocbew, was this morning fined $20 or m default two weeks' rl. by Mr. C. H Boh m the Fourth Police Court on pleading guilty to a charge of possession of dutiable Liquor In Mandai Road yesterday. The duty on
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    MR. A. BROWN
    26 3 Mr. Alexander Brown has been appointed an Inspector of Machinery and a member of the Board of Examiners under t h«* Machinery Ordinance.
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      119 4 TWO CRFAT FAVOIJRITT^ TOfFTHFR' WU KtAl lUtjtlHtK. MICKEI ROONEY returns from hLs Triu«nphs m "BOY'S TOWN' and "HARDY FAMILY" >eric> to .u-ive nN !JKSTI?()LE VET! T CA Dj'TAT SHOWS TO-DAY /lir^^iir _T_lJ_ JL J! Vf gj M v •r,_ii r, m 1.") -*<_*_ ._>-» il M AGAiKST the WORLD ;'yjjßßfcL
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      128 4 Laughs Galore in A Grand AV C A\ PAVILION 3-.5-6-,5-9.',5 10^ ROSALIND had her name in -^Bft^ KATY. wasn't even listcJ in the j^fffS^^Pt". But any girl can fiet her man if yr^ she'll only do what Katydid! It's the ~3jfe* Jmm?*^L laugh-and-love topper to t^jr "3 Loves Has Nancy"'
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      CLARK GABLE'S FEET
      779 5 (JML dtlA. 3<DAJtWUL! j. g \[',[A. worritd about hi reel throughout the filming of f There was nothing a chiropodist could do a- feel we perfect for all ordinary purpe*V ide, hut m prorx>rtion to the rest of him. The ay ir: the fact that cv r
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      Barrymore-Character King
      212 5 BarrymoreCharacter King IT? £*?Mr erfeinal note, ***rt*" Votes" pre- ar :>^^ an:l ;i di>- •»aHeli,htfuls.o r> a*5Er U *™s*a 4 character --son's best films. Zyy'yyy are Z** M a ware of the! they kn i? the r»ch relal »*N Van* Fiane* Mercer and Alice White figure prominently as a rival
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      Annabel Arrives At The Pavilion
      95 5 Annabel Arrives At The Pavilion EIOLLYWOOD (urns the spotlight on itself m general, and on personal appearance 'ours i.i particular, m "Annabel Takes a Tour," the second m Ihe series of Annabel Series co-starring .lack Oakie and Lucille Hall which comes to the Pavilion this week. Ku!h Donnelly and Bradley
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      NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
      122 5 npHREE motion picture .stunt men were >avec'Xrom possi\!e death by Cary Grant and Victor P^lcLaKlen recently, when an automobile driven by .It:}.}) Alban, former Uoubi<' for John Barrymore, rolled ov< r a rocky embankment near Lone Pine Calif., and plunged into a mountain creek eight feet
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      STARDUST
      103 5 pECIL B. DeMILLE. confined to a stretcher .since he collapsed on tne set of "Union Pacific" two weeks ago. has surprised his physicians by _smissing his stretcher bearers and resuming direction m a vertical position. They had expected the &7-year-old veteran to remain stretcher-bound for threp months. Wallace Ford,
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      Thin' The Lambeth Walk – OI!
      384 5 Thin' The Lam beth Walk OI! "jMIE LAMBETH WALK", Lhe ilm version of the hij London musical she Girl," filmed at Pi lvei\ Bucks, will i m London very S0( n. With Lupino Lane, tar stage production h< I i id with Sally c feminine lead, the film was d
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      FOLLOW THE FEET!
      87 5 SONG- AND -D AN (>: MAN. Clark Gable displays soms line tomimmrk ia hi variety dance routine foi "Idiot' Delight", (iabl*- plays Harr? "IN r»e«alits Van, i« typical sma!l-time varisiy dancer m the liim. lint* he started to work with George King, d; n< instructor. Gable !iad
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    CONFIDENCE TRICKS AT PARIS NIGHT RESORTS
    402 6 I'aris. DRITISH and American visitors to Paris nighl resorts arc railing for ihe latest variation of the confidence trick, said to be the speciality of two overseas crooks. Por victim, choice is made of a seemingly wealthy man who is alone In a I
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    BEE COUNT
    43 6 Kaanai Lithuania. 80l I LL UiiO.UOU.DO.- bees have been counted m Lithuania, according tt, statistics Issued bj Ihe Lithuanian Chamber <>* Agriculture. The !*ers are registered at the variovs bte farms i(i till non Lithuanian honey exports have been absorbed by Germany.
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    Dutch Guiana To House Refugees
    198 6 Dutch Guiana To House Refugees i y Hague a DELEGATION is btixig sent by the International Refugee Colonisation Society lure to examine rite possibilities oi Colonisation m I)', ,h Guiana. Ie delegation will consist of professi Swellengrehel, a; an expert m troI Vink, late Di rector of Uore m the
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    CANADIAN CARS FOR ROYAL VISIT
    71 6 Ottawa. POUR convertible. seven-passehger motor-cars are being supplied by three Canadian companies tor the use of tiie King ana Queen on their tour through Canada. Each will be painted a royal maroon, the same colour as that ci cars used by the Kina and Queen
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    EXTRACTS
    212 6 WIDOW OF OIL KING HAS £250,000 BABY j ADY H AULOT'H; DETERDING, 40-year-old wi^ow oi Sir llcnri k Deterding, the millionaire oil king who died alter a sudden heart attack elgVt weeks ago! has given birth to a baby daughter m a jterliu nursing home. The baby is to
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    Astrologers Say: No War his Year
    113 6 Astrologers Say: No War his Year Harrogate, Friday. 'Plii. im.^l uptinuslir people m all Britain met here at the Astrologers' Conference. They plan summer holidays atul arrange business and ioaaestic affairs with confidence m tl.r belief thai Hit, at all events, will !><■ yt-ai ai pence They are convinced that
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    "Sez You!"
    82 6 "IX wartime it would be impossible for" Britain to *ond troops freely across to France and to dominate the sea as m the last war," thinks II Teveie, Rome. ■•There is now the German air force, which would not wail, for 19 British divisions to be m their
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    HEADLINE OF THE WEEK
    34 6 THE award i«r the best bead* line of the week goes to Tbe Irish Times for their:—"NATIONAL EGG LAYING CONTEST. THE CUP I OR 1937-8 WON BY COUNTY KJLDARE WOMAN
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    Baronet Dies A Recluse
    192 6 A BARONET who became a Moslem, Sir Charles Edward Archibald Hamilton, of Paisley Cottage, SeJsey, Sussex, died recentb at th»age of C 2. He became a Moslem m 1924— because lie said, at the time, it seemed to mm the enly religion that appealed to men
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    He Talked To Gracie
    27 6 He Talked To Gracie He iv 8*Wr, ;ti t .1 it, U)|e[ls can s,,(ak. w; ,lk and k h\ 1 u his master, Btrr AutHsiiLi! Daily Mail
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    "Holer Will Fall"
    160 6 Then there is Mr. H Husking liv: v 'ii, oi Pooi-in-Wharfedale, organiser <^; the convention, who, with many fellov. students, feels that war can be avoided "Nations must co-operate In Ihe cause of peace to overcome the strong, llarnan influences now prevailing." he explained. "We stand or
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    Twenty Years Asleep
    161 6 SOUTH Africa* Anna Swwtpff. »\M< h:>' been almost ;ontinuall> asleep for ncic than twenty -live y< ars, has keen moved from her mod m the Chronic Bfick Home. Kh'lfoittcin, to tin Idinii mmafi Qaaamat Hospital. i I Bhe had upicd the bed tor nme- teen yeai Attempts
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    This Might Cause A Revolution In Germany
    65 6 This Might Cause A Revolution In Germany j'PHK abstemious Adolf littler, who neither irnoke« nor drink*, is to \uw e an abstemious army. Marshal c; rina Ltaa been obliged I issue trli t order.- t i the a.mcd tore forbidding all ranks to drink alcohol be. 'tween meals while uu
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    England's Mystery Man Speaks
    172 6 England's Mystery Man Speaks Nl i to thai Mipcr nuauiMm ts>| mail. Ihr- !:'(<■ Sir Basil Zatunf thi man v.liv has most s*rtt»ii! paved as Evropc'<; Mystrn iii Mniitaru Collet Norman timtn of thr Hank of England. ali»t 1 Skinuor." R CM.M !i.. peara uch bat '"•^■■j ovei his dark,
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    HE WALKS WITH A SKELETON
    33 6 MIHKN Mi W hv.shipH: Fellowship HiH foi i; ic i lectures. Tt" Hunt tak HK t^^a It wouldaM do tn t* t pfjW :.iid t.li vi, Hunt- Reuter
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1637 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES diV E spent a omsMltTable time wiwUmg thabook which purports to explain th* flth V.F^ntui!i^m.- The writer, w^ hart* of the movement, states ji» Ufe applied to in th-ir most literal ai •|2if or tn. It will cure all the ills from 2^ e suffer at present
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      78 7 Itd Ukt That is what you'll say if you choose il from our fine selection of Australian and Argentine Beef. Why worry about your roast when you can purchase juicy joints, tender and tasty, from our numerous branches. Ensure the success of your dinner with "COLD STORAGE" Peef. YHONE: STORE
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    This Week's Short Story
    1232 8  -  NOEL DANE ESCAPE —By IT was through the fault of the good-natured prison (hap lain that Vernon Hobart was able to walk nuleteetetl out < I Slowmoor Gaol, for the chaplain had formed the habit of reading improving literature v -th thi> model prisoner on Sunday
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      14 8 No Asthma IMs I roppi dace Mettclaco j Emit irthma Bronchitis *Mv f« r
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    THE JOYS AND SORROWS OF MOTOR CYCLING
    560 9  - THE JOYS AND SORROWS OF MOTOR CYCLING G. S. Hammonds By ml i". 1 1 v tii. i 'it unity of enthrills of motor-cycling. recent.} of re pleasures o* vra youth <•„ a borrow* ami it i- a ti..u,and pities ol reasons we do „.a ,l:;ya ,l:;y to motor-cycles a,
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    A Governor's Life In India
    173 9 Bombay. a GOVERNOR'S Hie m India was described by Sir Roger Lumlcv. tfOvernof of Bombay, speaking on "My Job" at a dinpier here. •I somelime« think il is an exciting life." he said, "and for that reason you will not. I am .sure, e.rudge me
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    UNIQUE SPECTACLE AT FOOT OF SPHINX
    127 9 i>,*Ts c Cairo. an-oaud ayrea, number of touri is witnessed a »W« "i the Instory of Egypt when a Kurdish dancer, performed Kurdish and Moorish dances at the The Sphinx is Roodlit The three pyramids, casting their shad) .v.s m th< tneen light, provided
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    Ban On Toy Pistols In Jerusalem
    54 9 Ban On Toy Pistols In Jerusalem Jer I m I art' i..,\. i f, ,'i i M M "< Mrfeiice Re-ula S&^^fcel that 'h J*o pistols miMt ib OH, ■inlanders im wnwer tl 'losing of f var, °tts district* r *rtaS V Sho J rU- -o fhe «nU„M? ke for
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    "Unwanted" Scrap For Goering
    120 9 Berlin. QOMK 6,500 lon; »f scrap metal have been collected here, it is announced, following the decree of tne Reich? ronrnvssar for the Collec tion of Old Materials ordering the re mova] of unwanted wrap from fac '<••> ies and ot her works. Tii wcess of
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    "Bullet-Proof" Man
    98 9 "Bullet -Proof" Man J, Belgrade. IhO BUSHITCH, a peasmt known as the "bullet-proof man" because he had sun ved «?o many snooting attacks, has died at a village near here from a knife wound. iie had been fired al more than 50 times am! hit 32 times m his life
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    'I' Tired Of Being A Star'
    142 9  - 'I' Tired Of Being A Star' Leslic Howard —Says i J^ESLIE Howard, 'Ted up with life as a movie star," has refused j to take his part m "Intermezzo," his new Hollywood film, unless he is made associate producer. I So David Selznick signed him on m i that capacity.
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    Washington Prepares For Visit Of Their Majesties
    203 9 U lhne vWrfSf Painters have completed work cm the apartments In the White H^u -a m which j the King D.nd Queen will stay. The Queen's mom v.iil be ihe Monroe suit' j which overlooks Pennsylvania Avenue ot the east end of the
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    Poet's Remains To Be Taken To Greece
    123 9 Poet's Remains To Be Taken To Greece Athens. TIIK remains of Andrea Joanidis, the Greek poet who wrote under the pen-name of "Calves," are to be brought to Greece at Government expense from Keddinglon, Louth (Lines), where they rest. "Calvos" was born m 17JJ2 m the I \c of Zante.
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    Fans Follow Jack Benny Into Court
    157 9 Fans Follow Jack Benny Into Court New York. JACK BENNY, film and radio comedian* voted the funniest man m America, hadn't a smile 01 a wisecrack as he pleaded guilty m New York to smuggling charges, and wa s fined £2,000 and ordered to report t > the Federal pronation
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    Disney Tune Is Army's Marching Song
    259 9 I BRITAIN'S new Territorial Army is marching to Lhi* |M>|tular oi" Walt Disney. "Hi ho! Hi ho! Off To Wort; We (hi," th« dwarfs' marching song from "Snow White.** is most jKipuiar. Al o, it has revived "Alexander's Ragtime Band" and "Tipnerai But an
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    Women In Prison Like Love Stones
    208 9 licrliii. FIFTY per real of the wamcn m German prison* chouse love stories as their favorite reading, accoidir.: 1 m statistic* compiled here. The more there i.- of kn i er, t ia the book, it is s*ated. the r.'on popular it is. One
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    Disney's Song In Parliament
    149 9 Disney's Song In Parliament I Washington. "Who's afraid of llie Bij; Bad Wolf. "The Bi« C-d Wolf, the Bis Bad Wolf? "Whc\ afraid of th? Tie- Bad Wolf? T:a-la-la-la-ia!" The strains of "The B ig Bad Wolf" Vail Disney's famous song- hook the House of Representatives when Con-pre.-man Geyer of
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    Seen And Heard
    214 10 Is it brae.. ..that a certain J young cor.o'e are planning to 2 tread 'he bridal path?. They j have been seen very often m Z each other's company lately, l and It's *vcn b^en heerd that a y:\nr teller has predicted 5 S .such an event.
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1657 10  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore VERA ARDMORE BY (U^g* i ha, Li -d i y ar U i»k place ai S Anorcw'3 Cathedra] on Tuesday atternuon when Mi s Barbara Mary Brown me: Hi- brlue of P'v.ia'sur Li Commander Claudius Alexander BercThen n Ihi e hundr d people a the
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    1198 10 Chiffon m the news: Quick-chant, frocks: Colourful dresses: Interetth sale: New table a lass < /^IIIFFON is very much m the fashion v news at present and excellent bargains m the way of this diaphanous and lovely fabric are being ottered al Parmanand's. Every colour ol the
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      47 10 i ELSIE MARY < I Dresses for all j Occasions. $.1 lo .938 ltodllf> House. Tel. 4772. Battery Roid I "CARLOS" I No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European Hair Dressers For Ladies Gentlemen Specialist m all the latest methods and experts m pediewe and manicure. Prices moderate.
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      19 10 PRISCILLA Ltd IMPORTED Is** MOSIKKV. <' riEIS ■KASSIE.JS. tnl*** HOI ÜBOM** 4 Phone ISSfc HighßloodPtfg Dangerous hjr mm»* psyfe Ti*vei»
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    Latest Hair-Styles Must MATCH CLOTHES
    330 11 Latest Hair- Styles Must MATCH CLOTHES tSays our London j Correspondent j f to rrove that the) are leadcuv's ha.'r lash* i orde. jfjfettne efforts known th s taged m gnificent exhibition at on* i I Lon pleading hotel, recently the first time they combined rijr with huir-dre- n-_ and
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    SAVOURY SNACKS To Make at Home
    259 11 SAVOURY SNACKS To Make at Home PH AW N CASSOLETTES **.2 lb. fresh butter Fried parsley Shelled prawns, mixed with a little white sauce Egg and crumbs Divide the butter into 12 small phce.*, roll into balls and place on ice until hard, then coat with egg and crumbs, pressiny
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    K. L. Residents Find HOLIDAY GOLF A Hazardous Affair
    338 11 K. L. Residents Find HOLIDAY GOLF A Hazardous Affair EACH day now fresh batches of X L residents are returning from their Easter holidays at Fraser's Hill and Port Dickson. Some have complainto make about the weather, others about the jelly fish, but one and an look sunburnt urn\ better
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      57 11 House of Fashions FLASH.xxxx (Advanced- 1939 New York World's Fair (Opening at NY. on April 30th) For Gent's Tf A fit £1 For Ladies' IlAllJ xxxx Now on Sale at: 1")';. North Bridge Road. j Showrooms at Great World. Lingerie Negligees Dressing Gowns Pyjamas Blouses In stock and orders lakrn
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  • SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, April 23, 1939.
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      Have Faith!
      226 12 DUMOURS and fears are spread from mouth to mouth m this country as m others. During this week we have heard more talk ot fresh coups and the imminence <>< war than for many weeks past and some of our friends who have not previously shown symptoms of
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      Manpower
      364 12 CONSCRIPTION has become a matter ol practical politics m Britain, and 'at any moment the National Govern me ni may decide with the approval of Parliament, on some form of compulsory training. Military experts regard it as a foregone conclusion and wait with ad mirable patience for the politicians
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    CAN EUROPE STOP THE DRIFT TO WAR
    1384 12  -  C. H. Stanley Jones ■By- RAPID SETTLEMENT IS NOT POSSIBLE AFRICA Is The Real DANGER SPOT M |>USINESS Ims gone to olazes," said a broker friend the other day. 'and its all due to this fear of war. Why don't the governments reach
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    201 12 THE electrician was puzzled "•Hey." hi called to his assistant, t'put four hand on one of these wires. Feel anything?" "Nil "Good 1 wasn't sure which was .vhirh. Don't touch the other or you'll 'n>p dead." HUSBAND (returning fisai -sea voy- age): "I wanted
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    "Africa, not the Balkans, is the deepest cause of the European rivalry."
    76 12 In this picture Mr. Charles* Kccl'e is seen putting the red mto«riiuj un(»-\i,. and other parts of Hie Empire m a six-fool globe mad" for the Geehgio Museum, South Kensinnton. by Mr. Pit— ngion Jackson, the rigfe k
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    HERE ARE SOME GOOD FIGURES
    178 13 HERE ARE SOME GOOD FIGURES f 1, Britain ill ra- ►205 907 rluring the Ding includ and £202 52a. f, ortr c MM moon than and ar.d Wales dunng accord- return istalle o 143.84 D, ol ***** a proporFtiEW ta U* ir*. (t E''-*c-were uded _ri,i__ spent on etanen ffStVarion
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    Society Girl Weds "Mystery Fiance"
    163 13 Society Girl Weds "Mystery Fiance" Pfal aews John Christopher Blainwaring Lonsdale, one-time •i»air"m a a Mlllt mvir will hear when he comes out of prison 0 be the secret marriage of the girl to wh« m he was once *P&(L old i' S*.*^" "Moon" WoLslov popular "J™t* ol 1933. who
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    ETON BOYS MUST HAVE GAS MASKS
    69 13 Lend >n, 10. A STANDARD gas mask and a par cf abber boots are now included m the compulsory equipment oi Eton boys. Mr. Clandt Elli< tt, headmaster, I :i j informed the parents of seventy boys who will join the school at the
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    GIGANTIC WHALE CAUGHT
    16 13 GIGANTIC WHALE CAUGHT I lch had beta rtnuwfed j^b?^ and identi 1 NhMb^^otor-bo a t. p
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    MALAYAN PEASANTRY'S SPECIAL PLACE IN FOOD CONTROL PLAN
    499 13 MALAYAN PEASANTRY'S SPECIAL PLACE IN FOOD CONTROL PLAN RICE STORES NEEDED [Tribune Staff Reporter] jAYING IN of food m Malayan homes as a precaution against possible deficiency m time of emergency is not going to be a simple matter where the Asiatics are concerned. Very few Asiatics m AAihya consume
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    Double Life Kept Secret 23 Years
    528 13 Double Life Kept Secret 23 Years London, Apr. 10. pOR 23 years a married man with two grown-up .sons kept from hi.s wife and family the secret that there was another v.*oman m his life. He had been married 36 years, and. according to hi? wife, had always been a
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    Eat More Fish Campaign In Germany
    124 13 Eat More Fish Campaign In Germany I Munich. A FREE course on how to rook ftsh i j being offered to Munich women Thi- is to help Genera! Goering' m re fish" cam; aign. The course has b d I y di arict con /enl lon i the N whi<
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    Malayans Engaged
    112 13 F i I Oio« Corrc; pond* THE rngafcments at t\\" Ma- I were announced i«-dav. lh< first was that between Mr. I ii U r llalscy. .\>sist:int Supertntendent of Police, Malaya, sci of the late Edward scph llalscy :\\n\ Mrs Ha.'a>. of Rochford, Essex, and Nancy Wil--1 cm,
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    Woman Raffles Amazing Exploits Raids On Houses Near Her Home
    1131 14 Woman Raffles Amazing Exploits Raids On Houses Near Her Home London, Apr 10. AX innocent-looking, silver-haired woman "Raffles'" of 56 was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment at East Kent Quarter Sessions after confessing to an amazing series of burglaries. 15 By her neighbours at Greatstone, the popular sea ;ide bungalow
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    REFLOATING A SUBMARINE
    38 14 Efforts \vf re recently wide to refloat t f 1 submarine "Kiiniisir the "Sterlet."' ran igRwnd off Sandouu. Iv|». O U'igh |.>kl picture s».'>\vs pt'op!* 1 matchini* efforts (o u(lo;!t >ti'ifish rx Ot- Phnet News
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    Baron Richthofen Acquitted Of Fraud
    372 14 Undo*, Aj.i ]m yOUNG, blond German, Heinrich Berndt, was m the Old hmJaa l a\ with the Baron, Friedrich .Max Wilhelm von Richttujfa, I described as an author. They wore accused ot conspiracy to defraud and of obtainin* cheques by false pretences. Berndt. was alleged
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    Nazi Posters Attack The Archbishop Of Canterburny
    55 14 Berlin. Apr J^ HUGE photograph of British ummnluved carrying the words, "why support alien* while !iriion> duced in the National Socialist wall p stcr. which i> P'* le<1 works, factories anri tMcts. s t help the &t*%M op mobilised first J uidrj^ I
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    CEYLON OFFERS HOME FOR HAILE SELASSIE
    83 14 CEYLON OFFERS HOME FOR HAILE SELASSIE Colombo, Apr. 12. HALF SELASSIE, nice Emperor wi Abyvsinia, has been attevem heme m Ceylon. Certain prominent citizens hen h sent him an invitation to accent the [stand's hospitality, and make hi: home m Ceylon. It Is felt that the climate here be more
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    THEY BOTH LOST
    77 14 Auckland, New Z.-alam /p\VO motorists, following an u& A meni whether a unall rtreai ui-ai a large one, turned the sti* of the New Zealand city of (hr* church intj a spe?d irack For a wager they raced (1m tv cats through the busy *t r ttu,ioL
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    72 14 Kinder Treatment For Gypsies Santiago. Apr KINDER treatment far gyj* been ordered by Chile's ft and Minister of ihe Interior P< dro Alfonso. In a circular to cttf and j jfovnncr.s he -stated that R\jsif be permitted t<> establish then c und rarry on their trade v P the same
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      867 14 12 Months of severe STOMACH PAIN Suffcrtr't letter published by request "I write this letter,** say* Mr. J. S. "•<-> that othen will berrfit and not ■uffei as I have done for 12 months mr.ih terrible j>aias m the pit of th« rtomach and sides. "I am a cLauffeur, but
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    What The Stars Foretell
    131 15 What The Stars Foretell «d rf iljftoMr^jm fern- I -rtndu! *i fl I I SlmaJkin.gr one it P* *re ><!<•>! 'auaj'd dr tors, 90 Af«. wwsna is your birth- m tuo"/ *■*■*< deception in Z mMctj 0/ Niiiwess a'u/ rorres- vndenee. This is an uncertain Z i i rdhtr difficult
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    Bomb Plot Plan Revealed By Secret Radio
    326 15 Bomb Plot Plan Revealed By Secret Radio London, Apr. 12. £UB"i kty point m the Urilish Isles public buildings, mas and tktricity cialres wil ha\c extra guards during the next few f |jr bombs. J"* IMS. a;y,i v rsarv of the Iri Jand battle cry ot the Irish i J"«aAniiy
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    The Eye Adapts Itself For Work On Dry Land
    398 15  -  R. A. Thompson (By Doctor Of Ocular Science) Flukes and flounders Insisted on becoming flat as pancakes and swimming n their .sides along the bottom, so the er eye was moved to the top side th< other one. One little fish
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    Heroism Of Britons In Palestine
    176 15 Heroism Of Britons In Palestine TIRAMA m a cave m Palestine during a search for Arab rebels is recounted m a War Office statement issued recently describing the gallantry of British soldiers who were recently awarded either the Military Cross <»r the Military Medal. The awards were as follows: Military
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    Used Verey Lights
    318 15 Not knowing how many other armed men were there, and being unable to use his rifle freely, he withdrew. The armed man m the cave now covered the area m front of the cave and fired at the slightest movement. Regardless of danger. Hilton kept on trying
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    Girl Of 18 Dupe Of I. R. A. Gang
    416 15 Girl Of 18 Dupe Of I. R. A. Gang "A DECENT, respectable girl, but a tool of I.R.A. terrorists," Molly Gallagher, aged eighteen, stood before Mr. Justice Humphreys and I awaited sentence with an expression- less face at the Old Bailey. She had been found guilty of having m her
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    Jewish Refugees Smuggled Into Palestine
    385 16 Jewish Refugees Smuggled Into Palestine Hue ha rest. L A RIENI)LY co-operation between the Rumanian authorities. I lie local British Authorities, and recognised Jewish organisations at Constanza is expected to result m a better system of dealing with the Jews who have been crowding to the Port hoping to emigrate.
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    91 16 AtyIEHSHAM (Bucks) had its third wedding m 400 years m the tiny chapel at Hyde Heath. The whole village turned out to see the ceremony The bride was Mrs. Agnes Brett, fifty-four-year-old widow, of Brays lane. Hyde Heatn, and the bridegroom was forty-nine-yrar-f Id
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    Holland Police Arrest Passport Forgers
    155 16 Holland Police Arrest Passport Forgers Amsterdam. a WIDELY organised gang of passport forgers has been discovered by the Dutch police Vere. A number of alleged leaders have been arrested. The forged passports, which were sold principally to refugee German Jews m Amsterdam who were without a passport, are said to
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    Thousands Of Jews Leave Bulgaria
    91 16 Thousands Of Jews Leave Bulgaria Sofia. A BOUT 2,500 Jews living m Bulgaria have received orders to leave the country within a certain period. The Jews concerned are .said to have lived m Bulgaria for many years most of them having been born In Bulgaria— but to have changed their
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    314 16 Loi.doii, Apr. LONDON wife jumped into the Thames at Tilbury yesterday and swam after a liner m which her husband was a niemlier of thy crew. i Ihe si ip. Highland Chi< fain, the R< j I val Ma'l liner was railing For South
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    Women Volunteers In England
    150 18 Berlin. 'VUE young men of England sit and drink whisky while the women ;ro fire fighting, declines Dr. Goebbels' paper Angriff, The comment refers to a picture m that paper showing the commandant oi the women members of the London Auxiliary Fire Service Inspecting a parade
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    133 18 EUROPEANS STILL BELIEVE IN RED INDIANS Washington. D.C. AMERICANS often complain of Euro--re pean ignorance which causes some people to believe that Red Indians are still roaming the United States. There was some excuse for this European conception, however, when a reporter called at the Office of Indian Affairs h^re
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    87 18 High Average Of Crime In Jerusalem IMP) 'IUIU'K niMPI-r.s oriliuil*^ 1 du<:-!avv.asthel^^ of major „j^. m Palestine. ing bo official .tatistics JU* m If rusalem. This average "J^SS* death:: m action o. British o'icomen. Palestine regular aa~ numerarv P°< lcr ie f s jTa* C* Arabs killed to !ltln Forces
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    139 18 < amnrid>c. Massaehusui lo sign a ulster when nT return to college from evwT eiuv. ;emonts now Usf pencils to indicate what S Z time the> have had By this means the girls tee* m touch with their taZ companions who maintain iE unwritte,, law of
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    377 18 Cape Town. T-HK i .!e of British cars m ihe Inion of South Africa will be greatly encouraged by a »ew system oi rated duties on moior-cars which i< at pre < nt under consideration. The committee of the South African Motor Traders' Association
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    328 19  -  Phoenix Two Matches A Day Too Strenuous (IU -Singapore) ■HfgIENCE at the recent Malayan championships decided at IVnang over the Easter holidays has borne out Singawr es contention that it is too strenuous tor a player to take j,art m two matches a
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    FAIR CHAMPION OF MAYFAIR
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    Perak Prepares For Coming Triangular Competition
    519 19  -  Gay Reveller The Biggest Battle For Years? (By -Perak) fHE Malayan Badminton Championship Tournament having just been concluded, interest is now beint; centred on the {"angular Tourney which will take place m I|ioh during the Uliitsun holidays. In the past years this tourney had
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    JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS BEGIN IN NORTHERN SETTLEMENT
    476 19  -  Sphinx SINGLES TITLE FOR TEIK HOCK? (By inx pHE third and fourth rounds oi thePenang Junior Badminton Tournament were played ai the Free School Hall on 5 iturday and Sunday last. The standard s*t up by some of these youngsters was fairly hi<>h. The
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    WHY NOT TRY THIS SCHEME?
    169 19  -  Phoenix If the Singapore Badminton Association is rea!!y keen on having a lady on its committee (By -Singapore) NOW that the Singapore Badminton Association has settled its 1939 programme, it will not be out of place to revive the question of having a lady on
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    Mayflowers Hold "Success" Dinner
    255 19 Mayflowers Hold "Success" Dinner Sports Captain Complimented WHERE was a very good at- ter dance at the "Success Celebration" dinner held at the Great World by the Mayflower, ."Malaya's premier badminton party. The dinner look place last Saturday. In the course of a speech at the dinner, the President of
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    1058 20  -  Pete FILIPINO BOYS DUE SHORTLY Boxing notes by J CANNOT understand the delay m boxing promotions being held at the New World Arena. and again 1 have urged the management to continue staging fights there and ling has s!iil beer done. I now
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    666 20  - Bodyr Weight Advantage Clearly Discernible In S'pore vs. Chinese Match Hugh Sava ge Who's Getting At The Ball First Soccer Topics The Straits Time Here is an excellent action picture taken of an incident m the match bet w ecu th c h i n c s c a n
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    234 21 POWERS TO STOP JAPAN ADVANCING? So vie t Secu ri ty Plan PACT MUST COVER THE FAR EAST igAHNG British newspapers of Saturday state that Ku>siaV main condition lor joining with her full rnkht iLimtfln iruitu.".! guarantees against aggression is that ♦he pact is ntended t<> Asia, intending guarantee that,
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    Chinese Youth Gaoled For Breach Of Trust
    151 21 From Our Own Correspondent Seremban, Apr. 21. lEONG Tow Chow (-2:5). until rec branch manager of the Swee Radio Comnany, pleaded guilty before Mr. J. IJ. Biddurph, the Seremban magistrate, to a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of $774.80 and
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    PALESTINE TRADE DEFIES POLITICS
    391 21 PALESTINE TRADE DEFIES POLITICS AFFK lAL statistic of econ io spite of tii. conl inui I state < will be mai ked by pn 1 1 m tnj One outstanding fact is that the citrus industry is assured of a 1(( li year. Already, some weeks before the season closes,
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    GIBRALTAR PROMISED TO SPAIN?
    128 21 GIBRALTAR PROMISED TO SPAIN? Paris, Apr. 14. THE erm* of a military pact sta r e hi c 1)' en coi H [d( I e1 c i Franco and Germ my, Italy nd Jai n are si I forth by Madam Tabouis m "L'Oeuvre." Points train the agreement arc: Spain
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    44 21 lIIS Majesty the King has been jj rae ou sly phased to approve award of the Colonial Police Medal to Mr. Claude Steele Kinder, Assistant Superintendent, Malayan Felice Service, states an efficial communique from the I cl< nial Secretariat.
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    30 21 lon, April H.— The Turkish Press hi vs al; rm at the danger io the Balkan and < xhcrts them tc unity, states he Angora correspondent of The Times.
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    393 21 From Our Own Correspondent London, Apr. 1 I. (By Air Mail) JfjESSAGES from various European capitals, just received, indicate a general feai thai the Axis is contemplating a m w move again I Yugoslavia, where considerable tension has existed since the Italian seizure of the
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    94 21 INCREASING discontent m Moslem circles m Tripoli Is reperlcd by travellers m Tunisia. Rumours cl i revolt by the m the Sahara frontier, which through Tripoli In spit* oi all official precautions, nave aroused an under current el hostility towards the tl Government. According to the
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    42 21 Allowances and y n^r(>u< comm's- ion terms given to successful Li c Insurance Agents Ly lending Briti h Company. It is to your advantage to make full enquiries c "icen i.his scheme. Apply Box So. I, Sunday Tribune, iitgapore.
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    314 21 UM TER NO T TO BLAME MB HEALTH OFFICER Seremban, Friday. I recent "diarrhoea scare" m Seremban, as a result ol which many ,J Pc- raiding Europeans, were indisposed with a very mild atdisease, was discussed by Dr. B. A. Taylor, Health Officer, I.yesterday mant
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    Loyals Take Full Points From S.C.C.
    398 22 DULL GAME AT STADIUM Loyals I S.C.C 0 AS dull as Ihe weather m which ii was played, the Div. 1 fixture be- tween the Loyals and the S.C.C. resulted ir a >yin for the former by lour goals to nil. A persistent drizzle
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    266 22 Cricket Club And A.P.G Draw At Cricket THE cricket match between the S.C.C. and the A.P.C. played on the Fadang yesterday ended m a eh aw. Batting first the Cricket Club were DUt Icr 123. Pierce batted well to run rp 33. with Purnell a clos.e second with 31. V.
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    436 22 Conclusion Of Chinese Inter-School Sports 'THE Jalar Besar Stadium was an animated scene yesterday when over 1 500 people witnessed the finals of the Fourth Annual [nter-Sdiool sports for Chinese schools. It was the last day of the sports and yesterday .alone 38 final items were competed for. Two more
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    214 22  -  H. A. Savage S.A.F.A. Tourists Sail On I l/f aT\ &\m i y~# y"%' /I f tvMwMar a.m Mm M, (By AN Monday morning the S.A.F.A. Team and Reserves selected t:> go to Saigon will leave by Ihe "G.G. Maurice Long." Those making the
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    102 22 HACKED TO DEA TH ALLEGED to have witnessed an attempt to burgle the cash counter of i dor's shop m Pagoda Street at 11.30 p.m. Last night, a 14-year-ofd Chinese lad wa a: ;aulted and hacked with a chopper by the robber. The lea I an hour alter admission to
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    144 22 BASEBALL AT ST. JOSEPH'S GROUND a CRACK team from the s.s. "Ste?l J\ Navigator" slugged their way to victory when they trounced the local Filipino Nine ro the tune of 5 to 1 at the St. Joseph's Diamond yesterday afternoon. The local team was cut -pitched, out- hit and a
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    19 22 Paris. Apr. 22.—Further decrees were promulgated authorising credits totalling nearly £20,000,000 sterling for na- tional defence Reuter
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    483 22 i RECORD attendance ol about .">.(HM> people Bed the Happ\ V Covered Stadium last nighl to witness one of the Imm kA?. matches yet played m Singapore, when the Philippine World Otateam of the Far Eastern University upheld their record of victork. when they
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    45 22 Ei re Invited 1 >r the ou i :i,;r i ibl champioi I jt< t Singapore Ihe i s are $2 per competitor for I aa the doubl I j m tl:' hon ry 5.8.A., co Thi am (S.S. Ltd the to
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    98 23 'THE following will represent the YM.C.A. Junior Department against Loyal Regiment on Tuesday, Apr. 25 at Fat Canning at 4.15 a.m.: Chan Jco Miang. Loh Heng Kee. Choc Seng Chye, Chua Kirn Chiang, Wong Fatt Lim, Chan ia v Bah (Captain), Kwik Sam York. Reserves: fong Kirn
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    277 23 CLYDE WINS SCOTTISH CUP ir JUDtcauttstf Kniiiish and Scottish league soccer matches appear the Scottish (up fin tl, Clyde defeated Mothcnvell by four clear JZHH'J'Wlf k>sm» U Charlton Scottish Cup OVER 100.000 people watchei the Si-oUi h (up iia» »1 pl*y«* at Bampdeu prk in
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