Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 7 May 1939

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    Masthead
    22 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL <; SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY. 7, 1939. 1 11.I 1 E CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY, 7, 1939.
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    POLISH – GERMAN WAR WILL LEAD TO A GENERAL CONFLAGRATION
    298 1 POLISH GERMAN WAR WILL LEAD TO A GENERAL CONFLAGRATION London. Saturday. DISCUSSING (01. Beck's speech. The Times says that he was linn without ►eing provocative. He combined the expression of a very strong national sentiment with constructive suggestions of statesmanship, wm< si refuses iv be mereo n"'ati\e. I;-- Vr.Yish Government
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    Beck's Speech Opens Way For Negotiations
    117 1 RoniaiJMy..* V r i"£- are rfhirnfmeus m fhe',l A^ ul B r ek"s -pcch paves v. (ti^tions, but they ma&c i c hi irßurieui ril ■t c line adopt by Col. Perk i. such as ti make tiego- ib\ from wh-ch a -o'i:': n
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    Home Soccer Results
    182 1 Home Soccer Results miLOiVZNG were th: results of i ihe J&glish league pootball matches, played on Saturday, were: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Arsenal 2 Bzentlord o i A ten Villa l Middlesbrough 1 Blackpool 2 Portsmouth 1 I i Preston N. 1 Chelsea 1 Bclton 1 Gi im v 3
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    King Sees Halifax Before Departure
    378 1 Lonrj'iii. Saturday. jVJR. Chamberlain and other Cabinci Ministers wet* do tlu platform il Waterloo SUlion lo see Their Majesties the King m <] Quee« ,nd the Princesses uiX. I The King had a conversation with Lord Halifax, British Foreign Secretary ?<nt\ only boarded the train
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    AXIS FOREIGN MINISTERS CONFER
    111 1 [Mi Jan, May (J. J I IJKK. v»:r» Ribbf ntrop, German Foreign MU.i ':v, arrived at .Mi an to-day accompanied by Signor Attolico, Itali.i.' Ambassador to Germany. Tli. German Foreign Min;;irr is meeting Count Cia.no ih'^ afternoon. Reuier. A later messag;? ■'..'<■ thai C-mw Ciano and
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    Dramatic Developments Expected in East China.
    456 1 Dramatic Developments Expected in East China. I DRAMATIC developments are expectet on Eastern China front follow i.. the Chinese recovery of Ishing and Lii hui. says o message from Changsha. These centres had been occupied by the Japanese for 18 months, but v.-°'"-recaptured by the Chinese m sever?.) hours. Their
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    Poland Tests Her Balloon Barrage
    100 1 Poland is now adopting the balloon barrage a s a means of protection against air raids, and the above picture was taken at a station near Poland's western frontier when the barrage bad its first test. Poland's barrage balloons are khaki-coloured airl cr e kept
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    Sir George Trimmer Entertained
    195 1 Sir George Trimmer Entertained 'TONE rc-.:-d i»r Ihe junior i.h. U i j Sir George b evinced i, x nno, o Jan;e namber of members present, j and we hope Fie pill, m faUire consider to-ni~fct*s hhukm a |j., one." -;«i?l Mr. Cfian Pc v s M n. Kecir tary
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    STOP PRESS
    199 1 Pope Intervening it is indicated m Paris, says i Renter Message from the li«i»<h capital, that iii Pope has taken diplomatic action to assist m the peaceful tetUemeni of tin- rotten German iHipnfr. The Papal Nuncio's rt*H t<> M. Bonnet! ycsteiday which coincided with the visit O f
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      158 1 :Sunci«i> Tril ne j I lime EDI i luNi •jilt i>i icWw frf the Malaya j* T u. !Pn s. I. 1 1 have j jfcrHH Hit, mtil the situation !.r EQWpe ni' mnrc settl :l. }ilii4e* ral#k' !>rifl#e th« ore- Lpt fan newspaper fab* ration I; tv.ten •"> a.m.
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    Malayan Chinese Join National Pact Movement
    270 2 Malayan Chinese Join National Pact Movement (Tribune Start Reporter) THK National Pact Movement launched m China's war-time capital, Chungking, i> paving its repercussions ir Malaya. Under the im.vcmtnt. Chinese, your- and oM Irrespective of sex, D»edge support to the Central Goveramed and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. l m s meeting at
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    F. M. S. R. Station Restrictions Denied
    252 2 F. M. S. R. Station Restrictions Denied COME concern has been caused m Kuala Lnmpaf by an announcement tnat the F.M.S. Railway administration intends to prohibit friends of passengers from accompanying then i" the departure plat- :-m. A...i restricting admission to the pliui«».r.i to holders of railway tickets. Ih< we
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    Stole Clock
    89 2 Singapore, Saturday. JIM KIM LEONG pleaded guiltty th. mcniing m the Fiith Police Court before Mr. L. C. Goh to a charge that he at 8 p.m yesterday at Ololland Road •v.miticd theft of a clock valued at $3.50, tlie property of Mr. Lira Meiig He on. On
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    LARGE-SCALE HAWRING IN RURAL AREAS OF S'PORE
    388 2 LARGE-SCALE HA WRING IN RURAL AREAS OF S'PORE 5000 IN REGULAR EMPLOYMENT [Tribune Staff Reporter] HAWKING of uncooked foodstuffs has become an organised trade m the rural areas of Singapore. It is estimated that at least 5,000 hawkers comb the countryside for business every morning, taking to the very doors
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    CHEAPER TELEPHONES FOR SINGAPORE
    236 2 [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Apr. 28. TOURING 1938 the Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., which controls the telephone undertakings m Singapore, Bombay, Madras, Bengal, Rangoon and Hongkong, made favourable progress m all its areas. At the annual meeting the chairman. Sir A. McMahon, explained that
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    New Rest House For Mersing
    144 2 New Rest House For Mersing (.Inhere Representative) pLANS for the extension of the senior itst house at Mcrsing on the east c:;asi of Johore are well under v ay. About $50,000 \u Us be expended on the scheme. The new bu'lfiing, it Is understood, will be twostoried. A little seasidL
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    Charge Of Hawking In Cecil Street
    126 2 Singapore, Saturdaj PLEAD guilty to the charge. I have just come from Johore where I had a licence which I have since lot," was the plea Chiong Chin Ngoa mpHe to Mr C. H. Koh m the fourth police court this morning 1 when
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    Sir David Galloway Eighty-One To-Morrow
    730 2 Sir David Galloway Eighty- One To-Morrow tfEARTY congratulations to Sir David < vay, the noted phv" i:nd permiiiienl resident of Malavn. v. ■c. in-a*». r j< .jwuL 1 111? 11 birthdaS to-morrow (Monday). X yt]n Sir David may well be described as eighty-one years your/:. He I I ack upon
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    LECTURES TO AIR RAID WARDENS
    95 2 IN coojunctii with m appeal for m:re ;i: Wi rden trow c Central Police Lioa. Kardang; Berbau Folice F.talio)! tixd Beac': Road Police r nlion areas, it b= staved that lectures t-» rrrruits wUI b? deiivr-rc <-i m RoMUetl £nJ Cantonese. Mr. John Jeans, Chief
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    Sultan Of Johore's Detention
    124 2 Sultan Of Johore's Detention i?\7n Our Oion Correspcnietii, London April ft! r N HE detention of His N i hr i'-yi .in I >hore on tie Fliß Grrrr.vi frontier terminated IJJ any sorio--..- incoiveuifftce W rl vi loped niid :.PP'' vwi Rs p irt.s alleging cc icn b" theMj Hcnr
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    Piano Recital From B.M.B.C. To-day
    26 2 t?t W een 7.40 p.m. «*ifV of the programme aW Jj tl-are will be a piano reo^ Hunstman, ttie well pianist.
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    Young Bride's Attempted Suicide
    8 2 six months m the
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      20 2 5933 A^ Telegraphic Address: PUUrMti 5934 f Ik^ GOODWOOD Chaiminßly situated ideal fo^vi^itor^ a»Td touristsCOCKTAIL BAR LOUNGE— FIRST (lASS HISTMUWT
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    CONSULT HEALTH OFFICER BEFORE DIGGING TRENCHES
    373 3 Malaria Precautions Must Be Taken [Tribune Slaff Reporter] L f g e scale building of private trenches m Singapore is likely to lead to an outbre ak of malaria, emd this matter b engaging the attention of the medical authorities m who worked out
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    SUSPECTED ARSON AT KUALA LUMPUR
    52 3 [From Our Own Reporter] U i Kuaia Lumpur, Saturday. *tf X have been attem P^ on Thursday night when **fei "l».t-, 11 wooden bun^alow m Thamby Abdullah Road however, one of the occupants noticed the fire a grip and a few buckets of water pu!
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    Amis Charpe
    115 3 Singapore. Saturday. THARGED at the Instance of Inspectpi Marsden. two Cantonese. Chan Foh Lan 23 and Fan Sih Chorg <18» faced Mr. Conrad Oldham m the Second Police Court this morning m answer to a c. that they at 8 p.m. yesterday m a rofTeshop at Sims Avenue,
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    Dutiable Liquor
    16 3 !?^bte l»n«« charge cf 5J 2^ ToSS? r at St. Mi- l»^ ty lvas
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE CHARGE
    14 3 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE CHARGE Is*. ft it'* 1 aSSf by a Strait.RS fii*! I**.1 inform-
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    ENGAGED
    43 3 *Hss Elizabeth Vowe Peakc. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Pcake. oi The Grange. Rawnsley, Staffs, who is engaged to Gerald v:. I. Wattes, of the Malay states, son <: the late Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waitts. of Penistone. Yorks.
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    Alleged Theft
    122 3 Singapore, Saturd y PHL\ SEE TECK a Straits-bora Ch.nese, aged 2S. appeared before Mr. Gen, the Singapore Fifth Pclic: istrate, on charges (a) that he at 'rtclav being a servant m the Mr. Tan Sen- Beng of Kee Ho Co., Orchard Road comxmtt beft of a length of
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    Great World Radio Show
    71 3 I time m the his- t Kadiq m Malaya an lion v ie (ding radio firms m the Great World I to May 24. the Exhibition lio which the ct m the section here the Exhibi--11 f( be held. The public able to view the equipment
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    Selangor Cause Celebre
    123 3 Selangor Cause Celebre [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. J\ hl wUGAM, fourth accused »h,' case m which four chargetj with kidrappin^ a young Tamil girl after gagging her and assault iny her mother was sentenced to four imprisonment at the Selaagor Assizes to-day. The second accused. Munnasamy was
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    Drank Poison By Mistake
    245 3 nv Singapore, Saturday. JJJiMARK] that death by corroning is becoming freiat a little carelessness uaJJy n death, Mr. W G Porter, th Singapore Coroner, reict of death by misadventure a1 the conclusion* of the ;Id v' sterday into the death oi j nineteen-year-old Chinese girl, wh
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    Alleged Causing Hurt
    81 3 Alleged Causing Hurt Singapore, Saturday. Tan Chong Hong, a 31-year-old Ham iared before Mr. Conrad Oldiiam i;i the second police court this 'ning charged that yesterday at Palm Road lie voluntarily caused greys hurt to a woman, Yong Ah Lan, by ng her with a broom. After the charge had
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    Malayans Going Home In Craft Costing $60
    196 3 fV/O venturesome young Malayans are leaving Singapore on the wl y 2 r<? Mr> R Balah and Mr. S Weerasekera. They hcivo had the scheme under consideration for some tune, and recently plp.ced the order for the sampan to be built. She will
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    TRAVELLING THE HARD WAY
    29 3 Iff. li. Ralah and Mr. S. Ueerasckcra, Malayans who hope to reach England m a 21 loot sampan. The picture shows the <rait durinp huildinff.
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    TWENTY-FOURTH CONVICTION
    90 3 Singapore, Saturday Mohamed bin Ifaji Maidin, a 50--year old Malay, described by the Court Inspector as "a man with 03 S'fh'Tf convi< tions registered his \,l before Mr Kenneth A. Blacker of the Third Police Court, to day whfi fe pleaded guilty to stealing a pair ol rubber
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      274 3 Miss Sin vii l>is4*o%t>rs There is No Saving m "Bargain Classes" H^^mjlhlßl r- rtrvi i' HI- 1 I H^ -^H I c t. > I HBHB^^**i 'f •■3 She thought they looked like this. Actually they looked like this. 'f d A few 0/ Miss Smith's troubles with her "bargain"
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      283 4 wm seen by large audiences I II L TO-DAY I I! AMERICA'S LAUGH AVERAGE I I ...with 'Mister Average Mon'T^^jip: _H I I B MENJOU OAKIE HALEY j II I 1 wheTan-martin-baßlnes 1K I I m GEORGE BARBIER WARREN HYMER H II pi Directed by William A .Se.fer Gordon B
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      135 4 YOUR FAVOURITE sTncTnG STARS I I CONTINUE THEIR TRIUMPHS NOW ,n a GLORIOUS M.G M. TECHNICOLOR I MUSICAL HIT I CAPI TO L n ir-ris-6.i^Mr, I HoUday happiness for you! Your smging sweet- H I I agaiMt a background of dazzling TECHWCOLUK g I M M If AID NEISOH EDDY
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      Why the STARS are not HAPPY
      236 5 Why the STARS are not HAPPY VISIT Hollywood's night spots, ai st > starrer premieres, studios and— if you happen Juteiose observer— you'll inevitkendby womlerißjr at th»- stran.ire J^ of happy tees among the famous folk. |L see petulant faces, haughty "worried races, despairing i- bow and then you see
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      Victoria, The Greater
      77 5 Victoria, The Grea ter 'pHE Royal romance between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert set a errand example to the world. It was not a love that vent through the years without interruption, for often Victoria and Albert had quarrels, domestic and otherwise. When Albert interfered with matters «f state, the
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      Carole Goes Straight
      42 5 Carole Goes Straight PAROLE LOMBARD forgets tha( she is (he screen's daffiesi comedienne, and plunges into the treacherous waters of drama with a Capital I) m 'Made For Each Other," the Pavilion's attraction for Wednesday. She swims darn well too, m her
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      THE BEST DIET DURING CONVALESCENCE
      117 5 THE BEST DIET DURING CONVALESCENCE Alter operations, or wasting ;mci other diseases, you feel so weaK and exhausted that you wonder whether you'll i ever teel really well again Everyone j urges you to eat Yet food nauseate:; you. But you simply must cat. Doctors all over the world have
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      Thrilling Action Picture
      30 5 AN a par with "Lost Patrol," "Beau (;psie" and "Bengal Lancer,'* is 'i>awn Patrol" thrilling and excellently made action picture, which comes to the Alhambra on Tuesday.
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      HE'S LAZY BUT—HE LOVES IT
      115 5 HE'S LAZY BUT— HE LOVES IT FRANK McHugh admits he's lazy. He'd rather -rest m a canvas-backed steamer chair than do anything t-tsi* when he has a quarter hour or so between picture scenes. •'Pretty lazy, aren't you, Frank?" inquired Mike Curtiz a.s ho aroused Me Hugh on the set
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      Mae West Didn't Start It
      111 5 IUOW Hollywood knows where M;*e West's famous "Come Up and See Me Sometime" originated, thanks to bivettigat'ions by Nelson Eddy. When the comic opera "Prince jf Pilsen" was decided on for a musical .sequence m "Sweethearts," Eddy delved deeply into the script of the original
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      ICE FOLLIES
      974 5 All About the "JHE ICE Follies Of 1939" is a drama with a glamorous backstage setting. It* story, human, appealing, is interspersed with elaborately staged numbers, using the entire troupe of the Ice Follies headed by names such as Ted and Roy Shipstad, Bess Ehrhardt. Heine Brock, Harrison
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      FLASHSHOTS FROM HOLLYWOOD
      44 5 FLASHSHOTS FROM HOLLY WOOD Apearing fgdfgf George Cukor, who direct CUuidcitc Cotbe ■>: i t Marshall m "Zaza" and is 7iext scheduled to direct "Gokc With the Wind;' ts a graduate 0/ Dc Wit I Clinton high school m New York dh nr>r? Cchimbifi UnMnfrsffy
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      197 5 fat Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week Aii you too fat? WouM you like to ha^« <i beaullful fifrur<' like (li^ famous Cinrnin Si sirs of Hollywood? A California physician In treating umoai unban and actre— i Ikis discovered a aaU- aeerei mothod of quickly dissolvinc excess Ca( without <ii.> tii-
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    Beware Of Women Spies!
    109 6 A SIGN of the Great, War clays, warn-* -nL ing American sailors to beware of inquisitive women, has been lesurrected m one office of the U.S.A. Navy Department m Washington. women spies," reads the notice. An officer In the department i xplain< d: just a curiosity,
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    EXTRACTS
    387 6 Army Seeks Own Air Squadrons THE ne< pj sity for he Briti Ain;> i b tabling complete commaitd oi uwn air weapons i.s. 1 understand, w. uging the attention of the War oiir and the Air Ministry writes W tfaclari ac**ai I- ill S It i.s ruite i >bable
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    HITLER DOES WANT PATAGONIA
    80 6 The Modern Calvary INVESTIGATING a Nazi ploi lo make Patagonia a German colony, police seized letters and papers m the home, m Bueras Aires of Don Enrique Jurges, Argentine representative of a big German electrical firm. Jurges. together with Don Alfredo Muller, Argentine Nazi fuhrer, Is
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    800 WOMEN WANT SUBMARINE TRIP TO THE ARCTIC
    133 6 NEARLY 800 women have viitten to Sir Hubert. Wilkin-s. thn famous Australian explorer, offering to accompany him on his projected voyage to the Arctic m a submarine. Altogether Sir Hubert has received 4.800 applications. Sir Hubert said he hoped to set off
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    Royal Visit May Have To Be Cancelled
    92 6 Royal Visit May Have To Be Cancelled THE semi-official announcement that the arrangements for the vi.sit of the King and Queen to Canada and the. United States are proceeding, has no doubt been made In view of the open secret that some weeks ago the postponement of their tour was
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    Eve Was Aryan
    50 6 The learned Professor, Dr De&Uveikr claims that the first case ol race pollution took place when the Jewish Ad an seduced the Aryan Eve and v/u.s therefore expelled from the Aryan ParadJse He ades that the "colony" Ui which this took place was considerably aide*' Hammer Berlin
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    R.A.F. Doesn't Need Doctors
    22 6 R.A.F. Doesn't Need Doctors P<M H docUf. m *1 th, r:Ueof^r*2H 111(1 ;<f T ul the ra,«^ «Mn, ■££S3Ss '7" here f^^
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    Eighty Miles In A Sailplane
    159 6 Eighty Miles In A Sailplane ay Kvuurd. r££J& < 1:11 c L: u-csicr This iMhelSi ,nd-reuKn M.a.n. flUt r llic pilot, .Squadron Leadr a J Murray, ol the London GiiL J v.a. luunclu-d by suTop)finc-u. oiiC raoniin; j od We I Bromwich. m m iio v.c.i. Here he was dov;n
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    Suicide Through Fear Of War
    143 6 Suicide Through Fear Of War FEAR that war would «p«* from the ;nun ;>h(- was oiwr many is believed to have < aii.se of a girls sulcWe. The bride-to-be was Mi.v I Child, aged 24. of HisUm. mar I »>iid c Her fiance U Harold aaed 28 oi Oakington, M»*g
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      13 6 I BMTAIVMgIi Alerhanlial pcrf^ 11 0 Bl lor your enjoym** 1 j^f I
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1421 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES wvthlVG happ^nd a! Ihe Singapore day which friKhtent: P "Liberty'^ wa, F^fgiw Be death," 1 hied me to \d pi'J n^ t! h€avfl y t fiv€ (|n!|ars a race which thrilled me to !1 Liberty came up with a rush m !^fat and finished nicely ahead The
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    HIS HOROSCOPE
    1408 8  -  MICHAEL GORE ~By J^HK Isnguaw of Mr. Spriggs, builder's labourer was forthright and even brutish. Indeed, it caus?ct his wife to protest, as r.he looked up from the morning paper she always read while sipping her early cup of tea. A man 'hut talk:; .so low down as
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    Shakespearean Production Has Huge Success In U.S.
    379 8 Washington. D.C QNE of (he most ambitious Shakespearean productions seen m Amen cm fur man> years is "live hint's" (l\n| One) priwnted at tar NationaJ Theatre here hy Orson Welles. Mr. WeJJc.i bas edited Shakespeare' 4 I Chromcles BO as to in:*ke it
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      560 8 Piles Cause 15 Daiwww m VaT BAA Is^ A MhA aY hiadachl \r 0^ if m I fi m lo^ofmewwi New Discovery Stops _^^I f «\"N Pain m 15 Minutes and Avoids Dangerous T Operations v Jtne« ili>- discovery of ChlMtroM v mi 1 jLmerfcaa PhysicUui it is no longer
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    INSIDE A LONDON "PUB"
    14 9 "lhey want to heat peaca with the world.**— Earl Baldwin
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    BOUQUETS (& BRICKS) FOR THE ENGLISH
    601 9  - BOUQUETS BRICKS) FOR THE ENGLISH G. S. Hammonds By mg L BALDWIN, m a speech Hori'nto University, the rirsi •>! he acts as "inter- England," has been telling lots ul thinKs about the h w hich we didn't even know w t raying tht-y are not anjuey are such nice
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    Rifles And Tear Gas Purchased For Strikes
    411 9 Wa^hinjfton. r rilK purchase and storing of arsenals of fires i is and of tefir and sickening gas i^ ii common practice by large smploye'rs who refuse to bargain collectively with legitimate labour unions." The Senate Civil Liberties Committee, ia making this report
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    S. AFRICA'S ATTITUDE TO INDIANS
    146 9 S. AFRICA'S ATTITUDE TO INDIANS Stanger, Natal. r |MIK Afrikans people am! the Voortrekker Movement were blamed for the "new attitude" to- wards Indians m South Africa by Mr j S. C. Pather, President of th South African Indian Congress, at a mass meeting protesting against thy Government's proposed segregation
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    LATVIA ORDERS NEW TRACTORS
    67 9 Riga. ONE hundred and 50 agricultural tractors have been ordered from Britain by the leading Co-Operativt Society m connection with the reorganisation of the Latvian Agriculture. To satisfy the increased demand for labour-saving machines the local industry has started to manufacture a large variety of machines
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    816 10  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. VERA ARDMORE By SUCH crowds of brides have Jostled aci b Ice soda] canvas this year, ond Wednesday afternoon there was yel another 1 tin it was tali and ilem:< :.I ABson Williams and she became the bride Of Mr. Richard Cum- I Royal Artillary,
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    195 10 Z Puhiis and sati rather a 5 1 unique combination bin much enjoyed by the guests who at- 5 tended the farewell, cocktail 5 5 party given by Mrs. Tweedie lor her sSster mid brother-in-law. 5 2 Mr. and Mrs. P. J. A. Williams. a who sailed
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    937 10 Dresses For "Debs": Novel Accessories: Made To Measure Frocks: Corsets That Really Mould GONE arc the days when mothers thought it their duty to dress nearly grown-up daughters m fluffy, -baby" •lcthes— and a good thing, too, for this type of dress is by no means always
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    24 10 ••>■■■■ rpation simply ,9d I ro i flt croup ww f I trouble. fj^^jf: 1 Clu mists *\"*s£tS& 1 I Own Tabled. H
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    K. L Dog Show
    769 11 produces New Breed For Malaya |rir£J •"LrfitY cf breeds -litre sh create **£L of P"PPl*>. Everjcne v iS^sted m Mrs W. > D c shorts, others dimd J*i*bilc still ir*> chc linen CLTand suits **rie7 looked vry m sat witching th j»« *m ring. Her hair
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    118 11 Continued from previous paie attttiind decollete bodices, banded ■"WihadescL blue rhkh brought out ft Ml of ihc pattern. B^bf Burr.'s f: jthy *'<Mkedmost elegant; wifh it .sh»toy jacket also of net patterned a»aaatog array of silvr" braid H Ku treat this business of Photographed? Some people B tremendous ordeai and
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    Flavoured Ice Cubes
    654 11 Give Cool Drinks Added Interest 'JPHE sound of ice tinkling m the glass is an exceedingly pleasant one, especially on those unbearably hot days of which we are having a fair sample at present. There is, however, one disadvanta i and that is that the drink is
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    NEWS from the CAMERONS
    297 11 MR. C. S. Lee tner, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteniary, Netherland L gation, Bangkok, has joined Mrs. Lechner at the Cameron Highlands Hotel where she has been staying for the pasi four weeks. Other visitors to this resort include sq. Leader and Mrs Gaskell who were
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      26 11 Did you Maclean your teeth to-day? "What do you tiiink?" PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE It you os. 1 i£olid dentifrice try the new KACLLANS SOLID PEROXIDE ai^Ti7RICE
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      61 11 lingerie Negligees Dressing Gowns Pyjamas Blouses In slo?k and orders taken 18, Battery Road. lat flh'ir. Phone 714:-i |H BEWffc U UnilMIM 1 I Ij. I MNfSWC I EAU DE BEAUTE A gentle astringent, mild as summer rain which can be used freely on the most sensitive skin. MEDICAL HALL
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, May 7, 1939. Better Times?
    370 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, May 7, 1939. Better Times? BUSINESS men m Malaya have received some encouragement during the week from the tendenc. to greater firmness shown m the markets, particularly m rubber and tin. Heaven forbid that, m these days of uncertainty, we should cast *.ny doubt on the genuineness
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    Local Defence
    196 12 CONSCRIPTION has not yet come to Malaya— nut officially— tort li is under consideration, and we have little doubt that the necessary plans for its introduction, it' and when it is deemed necessary, have been completed. Malaya, like Trinidad rad Ceylon, already has a full register of British
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    Jellyfish Who Want To CENSOR the PRESS
    1078 12  - Jellyfish Who Want To CENSOR the PRESS C. H. Stanley Jones Are we AFRAID to FACE the FACTS? By 1 INHERE has been much talk lately, A m Malaya as at Home, about "jitterbugs" and the need for the press to take a less alarmist, more optimistic, view of the
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    NOT THINKING OF WAR OR RUMOURS OF WAR
    17 12 me worried hv what the newspapers say. <Plan?t News).
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      228 12 Motes lining l^^int( "Japan's Currency Nlanipuiaimn m North China Fcils.^Sewmp^ heading Tbd fi'urrti out the total worth and mWvil t«. th. sror« Hie eoS of keeping tightly dosed poor < tuna's Op- M Do \,u« Ktob-divMfnc speedOy by htiy million yen They based the Bogus urrencv on terms H "it
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      306 12 WIT and WISDOM o fTHE WEEK. HASTUS had just been presented by his t, had b,on out with the boy, but he j Hu« -Then I suppose M X wife with his twelfth child. As the had powder on to* coat. j proud father was escorting th« doctor A Husband-
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    TOO MUCH BORROWING AMONG THE MALAYAN CO-OPERATORS
    615 13 MEDICAL EXPENSES [Tribune Staff Reporter] f in Malaya seem to suffer from some atoant disease which, upon diagnosis, is a combination 3 human ailments. This may, on first reading, appe.ir 3 ccping statement, but reco rds show that it is perfectly true. The
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    RODE ON HORSE BACK AT 112
    38 13 RODE ON HORSE BACK AT 112 Bucharest. ,1 ?opa. believed to be 9 n£i oWest woman. ha< 'VTSTi iH3 the village i**f*"*^ sfce used to »*£Ssi.MJ could ride *V!tas liter her hundredth •^JST^ |jTed chiefly on ve2e *L
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    Bought Evidence Of Wife
    297 13 I London, Apr. 10. IiHCSIAND who, said the Judge, ■-I 4Md to buy the evidence of •xorirthis wife was to supply. a di look the precaution" of I -.foot a draft of her confession I it a interview with her, failed I :*i*cree m the Divorce
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    Ovsters For S'pore
    41 13 Gathorm oysters for the Singapore trade at Sylvama, on the George^ River, Sydney. These oysters are brought from Port Stephens to this district, for fattening. Only the best grade are shipped by flying-boat to Singapore Courtesy Imperial Airways.
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    Ladder Raid On Mansion
    115 13 London, Apr. 13. Jh\\hLLEK\ worth more than £8,000 has been stolen -from Pixholme Court, Dorking, the home of Sir Malcolm Fraser, Deputy-Lieut-enant of Surrey. Amonp; the missing articles is a fourrope pearl neck-lace worth over £4.000 and a diamond clasp valued at £2,000. Ths jewels were
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    Fifteen-Year Old Gangster Arrested
    160 13 Fifteen -Year Old Gangster Arrested Yaleiicien.'ieo, Apr. 15. "TF you care for your life, be a silent as a car!" This threat signed with the draw ing of a dagger was one of the mess ages sent to an elderly woman, Mmc Bricount, by a young gangster of 1 known
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    U. S. Move To Combat Smuggling
    144 13 U. S. Move To Combat Smuggling Washing-ton. fJURRENT proposals that a nations control over adjacent ocean waters should bo extended beyond the present limit of three miles are receiving strong support from Administration officials here. There has been no official comment, but well-informed circles state that the present Administration would
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    U.S. Company Ask For Trans-Atlantic Mail Contract
    96 13 U.S. Company Ask For Trans-Atlantic Mail Contract Kl^lha t a JJ a^Atlantic an I. b, made v> lh t^ the ns 2.500 p a ,s.sen° This would rise alter the second year tr? £300.000 on a basis of 3.600 passen"'t'l'S The company proposes to run fou." unes a woek m
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    France Is To Test The Soviet Army
    209 13 Paris, Apr. 11. JX view of doubts cast on the ability of Soviet Russia to pull her weigh. m a combination designed to eh <-k German aggression, Franco has accepted an invitation to send a mission of experts to Russia to study the
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    POLICEMAN KILLED IN DOUBLE MOTOR SMASH
    153 13 POLICEMAN KILLED IN DOUBLE MOTOR SMASH Cairo. A POLICEMAN was killed, a doctor seriously injured and an Egyptian military officer and two women were slightly hurt when their car collided with a train at a level crossing near here. Eight persons, including the policenan, who was standing on the running
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    612 Kinds Of Product From One Farm
    249 13 612 Kinds Of Product From One Farm i THE South African, if not the world, record is churned by Mr. I P. J. van Dye k, of Lanjrvlsi, Robert son, Cape, for the number of proj ducts .uTown or manufactured on h s farm. At an agricultural l'luxj here he
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      125 13 r li^Mtfrr Jkv^T^l LssWsW. A A? >^T-Qr A JEw^> X issssssW V^^^* V jß»v2 m^\^ "^^^Bf^cß^^B^BSSSSSsV. fo e*? IF burning pain or agonising flatulence and heartburn make you dread mealtime.-., take a little 'Bisurated' Magnesia after your next meal. By neutralising the excess acid which causes most stomach troubles, Bisurated
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    SINGAPORE SIGHTED, Or A Sorry Spectacle
    810 14  - SINGAPORE SIGHTED, Or A Sorry Spectacle W. A. Harpur By >jPHE withholding of the surface application, by a retail quantity only, of a resinous substance distilled from coal was instrumental m spoiling one complete unit of the British mercantile marine, as the literati among my readers who recall the homely
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    National Bank Of Egypt To Become Central Bank
    148 14 National Bank Of Egypt To Become Central Bank CaiP SIR Edward Cook. Governor of the National Bank of Kfcypt, speaking at the annual general meeting, announced that negotiate were proceeding with the Egyptian Government wherf National Hank would be granted a Dew charter WMWHtfaf it centi*al bank. "We have recently
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      189 14 tITT^K T^KETS ISSUED j "^BY ALL STEAM- I TDM/tT! SHIP, AIR AND j ftMY kmlm RAILWAY LINES NO BOOKING FEES. J Chinese clients and those of all otatr resident communities are t fclvei> the best oX attention and 1 assistance. S I i 33, ROBINSON RD, SINGAPORE. I TELEPHONE 5908.
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      527 14 PILES NEGLECTED, MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS OPERATION Many peopfe suffer m silence untold agonies, constant brain- wearying irritation and pain caused by piles, simply because they have never discussed this trouble wita even such a confidant as their chemist If you are a sufferer, make up your mind to ask
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      185 14 Husband's Hair was m a Terrible State Ola U.l. «^^#^f KOTALKO X fciSJStf o^ •i VM IB MTrtW* MMi trying t0 |M (Mt i^ tad by tkt paolo ya« M |M «m thaTvT tew 4-»\ r^^ foe." W. IOBAOH. wnanm y«v urn am taniag mk, «r Mi at dandruff, or
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      263 14 LOSS OF WEIGHT SKIPPED IN 3 WEEKS! Th\.< woman recaptured perfect healtk If you want to put on flesh, the eas« lest, quickest, pleasantest way, do as to many people throughout Malaya are g. Simply take two tiny, tasteless, I -forming tablets after each mo-pJ and you will put pounds
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    What The Stars Foretell
    237 15 What The Stars Foretell i ;i financial t**Est ncu*. or some \^%*prnent m y j l?ll l to February 19. Be 1 *Fmi rite for some hnstv imai i possible < ntuil *g 1 member 22. ft* S I *&2»V'Uav 20 ova Sent, Z £*to Odder 22. Doni J bj
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    One Hundred And Ten Cruel Wives
    80 15 Honolulu. P**ired and twelve divorce L?!* ere to*rd hero last year. *mbt'm of the island is LjlS 11 heaf d. divorces were IT^ 4 224 cases were dismiss I 2US; F" 11^ ta the case P*st and 16 marria KJiSIS! 0 8 were panted
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    A. R. P. Shelters By Hire-Purchase Plan
    527 15 London, Apr. 12. j 1 -r.imont are to consider making loans to local authorities they can finance hire-purchase of steel shelters by people whose income is more than £250 a year. Such families are outside the Government's -free shelters' scheme as planned by
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    TWO POLICEMEN'S MOUNTAIN TREK
    125 15 TWO POLICEMEN'S MOUNTAIN TREK Johannesburg. TWO members of the Scuth African Police Force covered 260 miles on fool and 1,739 miles by car m 14 days to capture two out of three coloured prisoners who had escaped from the Fraserbur? gaol. The third prisoner was arrested later. The two policemen,
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    INDIAN STATE RAILWAY PROFITS
    153 15 New Dolhi. THE Indian State Railways made in--1 creased profits m the year 1937-38, according to the annual report issued by he Indian Railway Board. Gross traffic receipts for the yea^ amounted to Rs. 95.01 Crcres 'approximately £7125fr.000> as against Rs. 91.79 (approximately £68.720,000 m 1936-37.
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    SHIPS THAT PASS
    75 15 New York. WORKMEN were driving piies at a Brooklyn. New York, navy yard to prepare it for the construction of a 45,000-ton battleship when they uprooted the hull of another vessel Altogether, two tcr.s of rotting wood and a rusty anchor were found. Ihe wood tvas identified
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    Child Spends Nights Eating Sweets
    88 15 Child Spends Nights Eating Sweets Belgrade. A PASSIONATE love of sweet's prompted 14-year-old Olga Djordjevitch. a gypsy girl of Zhupania, m Serbia, to instal herself as a secret resident m a pastry-cook's shop. By day she ensconced herself behind the chimney m a garret, and at night crept down into
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    Terrible Malaria Epidemic Raging In North Transvaal
    269 15 Johannesburg. A MALARIA epidemic described as the worst m living memory is raging m the native districts of the Northern Transvaal, and has caused the death of hundreds of the 1,000.000 natives who Ike m that area. Medical officers and native commissioners state
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    SWEEP DISLODGES SACK OF GOLD
    100 15 SWEEP DISLODGES SACK OF GOLD Paris, Apr. lE. A SHOWER of gold has rewarded the efforts of a ch»irtPv s^v?p a* F**«l»«»»offe!i, m the Pns Phin D"nartment. Vf r Thp man was sweeping a chimney ii; r*n o'd house belonging to the Baron de r'etrioh wh°n his brushes struck' a
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    How Eyes Became Human
    454 15 How Eyes Became Human (By K. A. Thompson. Doctor o! Ocular Science' |>V the time Nature had worked out all the basic patents of the human eye, there remained a few refinements. The small matter of placing both eye* m the front of the face gave apes and man stereoscopic
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    YEARS OF STOMACH AGONY ENDED
    248 15 \re vhi :< s tim ■>t <a t vr.u I<i li^v r to be inevitable stomach trouble? Mi S. T W. has a str-'iiu sympathy for those who, like him, hav< stru witii Hi" mi 't\ -)t long-drawn-out it »mJU h -.nii'.-n:. i^ he dom
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      395 15 Asthma Agony sary for anyone to suffer from choking. For instance, Mr. J. R. rl t s f.^' l^ I ."•.■zing gasping Asthma. Mendaco does m ost dead with Asthma. Had lost 40 pounds «.,v with expensive injections and offen- Wt lgh t. suffered coughing choking and ive smokes All
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    RHEUMATISM GOT HIM
    182 16 SO-vears old Pianist is Relieved by Kraachen Although old age has not yet kept this man from his occupation as a pianist rheumatism did threaten to do so recently. "Two year, ago," he writes. "1 was suddenly taken >vith rheumatism, all down my left arm. I tried
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    Armoured Car For Robert Burns Volume
    141 16 Armoured Car For Robert Burns Volume Kearny, Apr. 15. r r\V() at "nu'fl officers ami an armoured car were used to bring a Robert Burns first edition from the New York library of the wealthy Mr. .1. P. Morgan to an exhibition hei c. 'J lie book jvos on display
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    BRITISH SHIPOWNER'S SUGGESTION
    152 16 BRITISH SHIPOWNER'S SUGGESTION Durban. THE Miggotion that South Africa should 'bear her share" of Empire defence by increasing the strength of her mci chant fleet was made, m an interview, by Sir William Cartwafts, the British shipowner and authority upon Empore trade. Sir William arrived here from Mauritius where he
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    The Poultry Rearer's Medicine Chest
    1014 16 Treatment Of Sick Birds (BY "ORPINCTON") IT is often said that the diseases of poultry do not call for treatment and that evers ailing bird should be pro- I mptly killed. But a statement of this kind* nerds qualification, tor instance because a highly fecund
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    HUNGARY'S SHOPS TO BE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
    79 16 HUNGARY'S SHOPS TO BE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS Budapest ALL shO| S In Hungary are to l»r chwed on .Sundays m future. Thifi npplies even to cbenrista and hairdressers, which hitherto have btcn op.-n on Bundays. Chemists' shops will. howvor. have the night bell available for un»oiu cases. The only exception
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    Shaved Himself To Avert Ship Panic
    331 16 Shaved Himself To Avert Ship Panic r r(> cafaa l M\ i\'\U.\\-\Ki:svivjvrs M lii!ti>h v|,,|) ll»;,: r;, n aground man produced his lacklc aid ni:n;-h;i: self m lhe (ompan'on v,:iv. The hip Wfl iT" ".403 ton EtaJ-rv owucd by* the Booth Steamship C< Ltd., cf. 'Liverpool artd Hie man wl>o
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    THE COMPLETE BURGLAR
    87 16 A BMUiI \K at SpcritoJ* I*'1 h«n. sJi v,,« prcvrn.r *f ulun be :»w»»ke ore of < ht p,^ robbing. The i<M'|H'i <»n«> t;utf juj,. who had 'l^.furbed h«n and "I supp> < \ou want Mi* «:oik. -lev tune,' t^ 2 answrroii. md the n;nj. turned nt
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    Society For The Protection Of Gamblers
    183 16 Society For The Protection Of Gamblers Prairie, A: I \S urbanisation oi it-: I gambler-, hii li given Ur- I Uers momv to resume l neir "wonj after r. lease Ircm prisoi;, has i«J discovered by tbepolk hciv. Suspicion v. liim arou.;c H by their m which ;H asrrt offpnd«v
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    195 17 What is this mystery remedy that rheumatic sulferers are so anxious to explain to rjrh other m the common objer t of ridding the world of Rheumatism and all its pain and woe Boldly tln-y proclaim that there arr mysterious curative dements m Fynaoo Salt tliat
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    Man With Healing Hands Tells Your Illness From Your Eyes
    472 18 ISenfleet. FiRED NELSON, of Benfleet, who repairs buses by day and cures 1 busmen and others by night, can tell what ails you simply by looking yos m the eye. When a reporter called at his neat little bungalow here,
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    Nine Legal Casinos For Belgium
    171 18 Nine Legal Casinos For Belgium Brussels. A UTHORITY to introduce a draft bill permitting games of chance n nine popular tourists resorts has 'jeen given to the Belgian Minister of Justice by a decision of the Cabmet, i-v Brussels is not one of the towns mentioned. They are:— Chaudfontaine, Namur,
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    Turkish Stamps To Honour USA
    102 18 Turkish Stamps To Honour USA Ankara, Apr. 15. GPECIAL tamps, commemoratfa^ the 150 th anniversary of America's independence, are to be issued by Turkey for use during the worHV fair m New York. The designs on the vignettes are not yet definitely fixed, but ir, Ls suggested that some of
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    ANOTHER NEW FISH STORY
    23 18 ANOTHER NEW FISH STORY Harvard rniversitrSL lothrop \V.th!n R ton \*Z* **> i»v, hreeinch t^ bit. he t-ummented hro|t Then 1,, dined-^ n a
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    Man Kills Himself In Church
    102 18 Man Kills Himself In Church Ovcland, Ohio. lUST as the c^ngregitifli wertm. J l)ann K toi av,S;..loh,rsm£ Jlal the end ol i senie thei»« the repori o! j, revolver shot aaj man toppled (load over a lront^ He was 38-year-old Ber.odi cl j2 and he had .hot himself some 16
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    Villages Projected On Drained Zuiderzee
    150 18 Amsterdam. OIK villages are projected m tie North Eastern Polder (dnim land area) of the drained portion! the Zuiderzee, on which work is p ing on now. The Ministry of Publr Worts fc« gaged m allotting land m the new Pftd( r and i rs
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    ANTHEM SURPRISE
    48 18 Ksm York. \NLY one m erg:ht Americans claims to know the tliree verses of Lhfir national lanthcm. "The siUr Spangled Rmrer." vhich has been sung: for 125 years. This has been discovered as th»* result of a survey cciiclucted by th«» American Institute cf Pub!'> Opinion.-
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    Elephants Must Go, Orders Government
    138 18 Elephants Must Go, Orders Government Durbar.. AN luff HI m drive a«»ain«*t e!ephants is being: wagen m Northern Ziihiland, where a herd, som." ?>Q strong, is rausir.g considerable damage to native crops. The Government has nt an experienced game conservator to deal with ttte animals— refugees who have crossed thtborder
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    FEW BRITONS EMIGRATE TO U.S.
    78 18 FEW BRITONS EMIGRATE TO U.S. GREAT Britain, which has the t vilege of the l«n^2*£ persons entering? Uw I'ntodPiJ to live, s^-'t only five <^. the total mvriber of P«*>m P 8 ted laM year. »k.hjV^ This is revealed here^ V j though «n- aoo.boq teuggf ed to rnter the
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    NEW TRANSLATION OF BIBLE
    147 18 a NEW tran.slutiow of the E:ble into .i\ Afrikaans i.s in progress. Entirely distinct licm the one which the Dutch reformed churcles have carried out, and which appeared a few years ago, the new version i.s under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Church., iind is
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    TWO MATCHES A DAY FOR A PLAYER "DEFINITELY NOT STRENUOUS"
    1393 19  -  John L. Woods President Of Badminton Association Says Iff. John L. Woods i)isputes Singapore's Contention (By other than Malaya I should probably have considered it ffflcctNory to reply to the article contributed <■-. your editi n of by -PhoeniC but.
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    SPECIAL BADMINTON FEATURE
    194 19 SPECIAL BADMINTON FEATURE Edited By PHOENIX" day is not a severe strain and that it is only when this is carried over a number of days m .succession that strain arises. This m itself is a complete answer to Singapore's contentions with reference to the Foong Scons Cup which calls
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    PRAISE FOR TAN CHENG PHOR
    243 19  -  John L. Woods Finest Sportsman Perak Has Produced" (By a member of Ihe Selection Commiftee of the Perak Badminton Association it would ill become me to reply to the rather crude and illinformed attack which "Gay Reveller" chose to make upon me and mv colleagues
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    "Phoenix" Upholds Views Of Players In The South
    614 19 "Phoenix" Upholds Views Of Players In The South (By "Phoenix" Singapore) jf ARDLY necessary is it for me to reply point by point to fee lengthy letter, published on this pa-e, from Mr John I Woods, president of the Badminton Association of Malaya The letter contains re^ffirmation of the attitude
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    Neil Hemchit — Ventura Marques Return Bout Arranged For Friday
    759 20 Neil Hemchit Ventura Marques Return Bout Arranged For Friday PRESENT-DAT Ixjxing promotion is a delicate business insofar as 1 finance and the public are concerned. Crowds will always flock to the rinu-side to see a good return championship contest; by public demand, HcMChil and Marques have been re-matched for this
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    MALAYS AND SAPPERS STRUGGLE FOR LEAGUE SUPREMACY
    760 20  - MALAYS AND SAPPERS STRUGGLE FOR LEAGUE SUPREMACY HUGH SAVAGE Soccer Notes By STRUGGLING for S.A.F.A. lea ue supremacy, Ifce efforts of (he R.F and Malays have resulted m a regular t-Mne of sec saw between thp t u v division I earns. Heading the Its! now, Lbe II R. have
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    This Champ Shows You The Way
    69 20 This Champ Shows You The Way I Saturday's swim- ming championship 5 meeting held under; the auspices of the newly-formed Sing- Sapore Amateur. S Swimming Associa- tion was acclaimed aj S great success. Chin- ese swimmers figur- ■ed prominently m I all the events. Above Z (on the left) is
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    Prowess Of Malayan Swimmers
    471 20 Prowess Of Malayan Swimmers TWO Malayan records broken the afternoon's pro?rairme &one ihroush without a hitch, every it^m l finishing m the time allotted that was the achievement of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association *vhen they held their Bn* champioushi!) meeting test Satuvday at the Singapore Swimmras t Club. Credit
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    Remarkable Expansion Of Air Force
    269 22 London, May 6. Air Minister. Sir Kingsley speaking m Guernsey, said > >ri of British air defences i apace and there had a record rapid development the last two months. r suit of-being ahjead of schedule. :ently been placed further additional orders for airch would
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    35 22 Washington, May 6. The tlons Committee of the Senate ha proved tfc tur.e of over $900,003,000 is Tor the benefit ments or G>v -nine i operation boost fai moval activit Reuter
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    143 22 "Hitler Hanging from Gallows" GERMAN-POLISH TENSION INCREASES Warsaw, May (>. p or e balcony and made t V n iomatic finc-sv fr^ I its attitude. was The officii yi&& speech is contained ii icmai C 1- n IB replied Colonel i but bi r ehension on 1 clejYjen it. mistaken.''
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    New Canal To Join Atlantic And Pacific?
    32 22 New Canal To Join Atlantic And Pacific? \V. ■■■r:i. May <>. BMMca, President was tfieeiL-d Roosevelt on his Q an official visit. that the question can canal across i will be di-cussed. Reuter
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    133 22 British Press On Colonel Beck's Speech L«ndon, May 6. T press enthusiastically jOl Beck's speech substance anu moderate Ttelegraph says that it the iuult of Beck if h fails to bring relaxaf/m Hitler will not have a cuse lor refusing friendly •n. Chronicle says the DO provocation but made r
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    ESTHONIA ACCEPTS GERMANPROPOSAL
    31 22 ay 6— The Esthonian Cabiovcd m principle Gerfor a non-aggression n Foreign Minister, M. -'lay to consult on the G proposal, which was made a! id Esthonia. Reuter
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    BARTER WOULD BOOST QUOTAS
    122 22 BARTER WOULD BOOST QUOTAS London. M. T X the A nsrh- American hww Plan. <ays commodity mark drcles Mievcthorniiedst^ War Department requires reserve of between 2000(K)au .•{(MMMMMms of rubber and "iftl to 75,0W tons of tin. On this oasis the value of the n*«J involved would be between f»S und
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    Capital Conscription Bill In U. S.
    95 22 Capital Conscription Bill In U. S. Wadtinftai Mayi VBILL permitting the Goverane to conscripi i.-;i">ital m the ev«r «>f war hits been appfOVtd Senate Military C mmW The bill provides lor taking a ctsc cf wealth on the basis of vhfcfcftt viduals would be iequi:e<i to mate tocrd loans by
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    CHINESE MORALE REMAINS HIGH
    77 22 Shanghai May i MARSHAL Chiang Kai Slwfc k* summoned to a mertmf f* chiefs of various d'fartnwntt r.rder to speed up etnerjccnri «W--surcs for the relief of the *nff«« m the war-time capital of Chow king following sufcessive Jap*** air raids causing immens* damf to life
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    BRITISH RECRUITS
    45 22 London. May 6- Mr. Ho Minister for War. In a *$%&*< the Hou.se of commons the period lrom Apr l ber of recruits finally app.oj» Regular Army wafi 3.2 M WJS J malcly 88.000 recruits we«eo. were m pr<. n Territcrial Army British Wireless
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    2521 23 g^/ib/ Finishes At Bukit Timah fcrtlgh «owd was present at Bui Timah yesterday— Cup Day. Right '*t race, th-o was he cash sweep- artf the t( Les, and punters re- t thrill when Jeremiah ;•>:-! \h^>uro shared Jjls in'the opening event. rUL
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    97 23 Dividends At A Glance Ract I .—JEREMIAH Sl6 ant! $11. Mea«aie $M and SlO. R«.yal WorUngton $14. Race 2— rVMRLt $3C and Sli. Quisaiia SS Trcdella $10. Race 3— WOT AN S:JS and M 2. Last CrnsUter Sl2. Drummer Boy S2O. Kace 4.— GOLD POINT *41 tad 112. Kvyal Ilan-pion
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    426 23 DRESSES AT THE RACES WITH bright sunny weather tl Kukit TSmah far tlie begin tin of the races there was :> large crowd of gaily dre.-sed ladies. Ji was amazing how smart and coo 1 they man: ed to look m spite of the frantic rushes to -md from the
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    Going Part Of The Way
    46 24 The foredeck and 15-inch guns of the battle-cruiser, H.M.S. Repulse, which was specially prepared to take The!r Majesties over to Canada but returned to service owing to the crisis. The Repulse, however, accompanies the Empress of Australia part of the way.
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    369 24 "Truth's" Tribute To Malaya [Frcn Our Own Correspondent] London, Apr. 26. ONE of the most widely published news items for a long time has been the announcement of the motion m the Legislative Council giving .1,000,000 toward? Imperial defence. Here and there, the brief announcement is accompanied by an appreciative
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    SPECIAL AREAS CHIEF
    45 24 London, May 6.— The Minister oi Labour has announced that, owing to li-health, Sir George Gillett has resign i<\ the appointment of Commissioner for Special Areas m England and Wales rhe Minister appointed Sir James F.G Price m his place British Wireless
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    BRITAIN'S FIRM PROTEST TO JAPAN
    419 24 BRITAIN'S FIRM PROTEST TO JAPAN Ghastly Scenes In Chungking BOMBING OF CONSULATE STRONG PROTEST has been made to Japan Dy Britain about the bombing of the British Consulate-General m Chungking during the worst air raid of the China War. The British Ambassador to Japan, states Reuter, has pointed out the
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    Many Buried Alive
    275 24 Chungking. May 6 It is estimated that the total numbs:' cf civilian casualties resulting from the Japanese air raids during the past two days is 3,000. Many w.ere buried alive by falling houses, while those entrapped m the consuming flames shouted vainly for help. Owing to lack
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    THIRD RAID
    36 24 Shanghai, May 6. Chungking experienced a third visitation by Japanese pianes this afternoon when raids described m official foreign reports as "intermittent" occurred. Details of the damage and casualties are not vet available Reuter
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    JAPANESE VERSION
    177 24 Shanghai^ May 6. \N official Japanese version of yesterday's air raid on Chungking states: "During operations Japanese aeroplanes were subjected to anti-aircraft fire from fifty antiaircraft and heavy machine-guns situated m the west part of the city "AS a result of this attack a squadron of Japanese aeroplanes
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    British Reply To Soviet Proposals
    321 24 London Expects Pence Lor don, May <>. QINCE Litvincff handed Moscow's pronosals to (he Br»t sh AmbBBBftdor on Apr. 16, says the Daily Telegraph's diplomats correspondent, little obvious progress has been made, but ttrita?n has b»en c suiting her allies ard friends with a view
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    406 24 Warplanes Escort Royal Vessel Down Channel KING AND QUEEN OFF TO CANADA London. May i M IMMEDIATELY Their Majesties hoarded the Empress tfl Australia for their journey to Canada and the UwW I States the red ensign was hauled down and replaced by h I white ensign. It is believed
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