Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 May 1939

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A. M. EDITION RoL^L 5 i SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1931). FIVE CENTS
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    Decisive Stage Reached In Anglo-Soviet Negotiations
    228 1 Anglo-Soviet "WHOLLY DEFENSIVE AGREEMENT' S Moscow, May 27. British Ambassadi r at Moscow, is delivering the Anglo- talpnfostais to M. Molotov this afternoon. Sir William will rx? mqmkihy M. Payart, French Charge d'Affaires. and M. Potemkin is t&ti U> He present as interpreter, nj
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    Queen Mary Better
    37 1 I ndon, May 27.— 1t I: officially stated (hat Queen Mary has made further jaticfactjry progress. The condition of her eye shows a marked improvement. Mr. toother statement will V lamed until Mcnday. Reuter
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    PEACE MOVE DENIED
    126 1  - PEACE MOVE DENIED Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, May 27. A CCORDING to a "Domei" report, it is stated thafe Sir Archibald Clerk Kerr, the British Ambassador to China, has submitted to the Chinese Central Government a memorandum expressing the proposal of the League of Nations that direct peace negotiations
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    GUERRILLA THREAT TO THE JAPS
    73 1 GUERRILLA THREAT TO THE JAPS Hongkong, May 27. /CHINESE guerrillas have thoroughly v-/ dcstioyed both the Shanghai-Hang-chow Railway and the road running parallel to vL causing the suspension of i-ailway trafficOver ten kilometres of the Shangh3iHangchow highway are impassable, wh^ 300 nietres cf the roadbed Qf the To coptfwltft^he gjiSriila
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    Franco As Air Force Chief
    37 1 Wearing a new uniform this time as chief of the Air Foree G?neral Franco reviewed his airmen on the Barajas aerodrome near Madrid. Photo phows General Franco as he inspected hjs airmen.
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    GERMAN INDUSTRY CONFRONTED BY CRAVE PROBLEMS
    204 1 Labour, Raw Material Transport Difficulties GERMAN industry is facing grave problems of labour, raw materials and transport, according to the report of the Institute for Economic Investigation for the first quarter of 1939, states a Reuter cable received last night from Berlin. The number
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    ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
    27 1 Pome, May 27. The engagement of Duk;? Sporeto, cousin of the King I ol Italy, and Princess Irene of Gretce, is officially announced to-uay. Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    95 1 London, May 28.— Lord Nuffieid. noted British benefactor, is placin m the hands of trustees shares yarned £1,500,000 sterling to be demoted to improving facilities for the ten ration and enjoyment of the nii'itia, Urritorials and other fords The gift is announced m a let; ft Lord Nuflif'd
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    KING & QUEEN AT FOOT OF THE ROCKIES
    99 1 KING QUEEN AT FOOT OF THE ROCKIES Uanfl (Rockies), May 27. T<HEllt Majesties the Kin« and Queen arrived here ai IM a.m. (i.M.T. Tiny arc staying for a day ai the Banff Hotel before crossing the Rocky Mountains. On the way here Theii Majesties saw seme of (he greatest wonders
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    LOCAL BORN ASIATICS TO SEND MEMORIAL TO GOVERNMENT?
    1161 2 A IH«ji|»|»oiniiiig Year Raffles Hotel Ltd. Meeting Singapore, Saturday. t4f r»HE profit for the year is disappointing- and compares unfavourably with the profit earned last year," said Mr. J. A. Clarke presiding :tt the sixth annual general meeting of the Raffles Hotel,
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    364 2 Admission Into Royal Air Force Reserve (Tribune Staff Reporter) /GOVERNMENT of the Colony is likely to be approached by local-born Asiatics who are eager to render emergency services. The question of making the appeal is under discussion, and it is highly probable that a memorial will be submitted to Government
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    BRIDE TO BE
    39 2 Miss Moira Bette Pigott who is due to arrive m Singapore to-day from Sydney by the s.s. Marella. Her marriage to Mr. J. E. Henry will take place at St. Andrew's Cathedral next Saturday, June 3.
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    Planters' Royal President
    190 2 (Trib;:ne Sf;<!7 Reporter) Johcre Bahru, Saturday AT the annual genera' meeting of the Johore Planters' Association nek: to-day with Mr. S. Harper Ball m the chair, it was unanimously decided to invite H.H. the Sultan of Johore to continue to be President of the Association. Mr. S.
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    AUSTRALIA BOUND
    24 2 Robin Corrie (shorter) and John Fetter photographed W the cameraman aboard the lons-boat on übit h they sailed en Btf^^ Australia m
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    SIX-MONTHS VOYAG IN SHIP'S LONG-BOAT
    290 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) "WE know what to expect from the sea and we are )>repaitdfor:B We arc not trusting to luck or making this trip at raafar M have taken great pains over our preparations, have secured teoftpbS the best sea charts covering 'he route
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    POLICE BAND
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      144 2 SPECIAL RADIO ISSUE ON WEDNESDAY THE first anniversary of the in- auguraticn of the Malaya Tribune's weekly Radio Supplement falls on Wednesday, May 31, and to mark the occasion the Malaya Tribune of that date will contain a special free enlarged supplement of eight pages. The supplement will contain, m
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    NEED FOR CO-OPERATION BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JOHORE BAHRU AMBULANCES
    509 3 I Bukit Timah Rd. Accidents I (Tribune Staff Reporter) I* H'OBTHY 01 immediate attention is the matter of an adequate amW feiiace service on Singapore trunk road Bukit Timah Road— links the Island with the mainland of the Malay Peninsula. I
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    6 Months For Car Thief
    98 3 6 Months For Car Thief Singapore. Saturday. fCODDARD (20) and Harold Hanley, alias Plan ley, (22), rjf from the Manchester J2JJt; ptead «d Ruilty this **J% m the second police ***efore Mr. E. E. Coleman le wp that they at 2.30 JL-M^* 1 (ie >kn*r Road 2JW «Mt of a
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    25 3 fe^tiTS a 2L nt Court ol InterS£** vih tn ecLsi o» »s that qSstL? f h er t0 the Court n 8 worth of Reuter
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    Woman Cakeseller Fined
    94 3 Singapore, Saturday A FIFTY year old Chinese woman, Wong Ah Choo. claimed trial this morning m the fourth police court before Mr. C. H. Koh on a charge of hawking without a licence m Duxton Road. Ccurt I ispector Chua Keng Lin p:o--secuted. The accused m her
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    EMPIRE AIR DAY
    37 3 London. May 27. Tfrfl spectators at 63 Royal Air Force static a? en Empire Air Day reached the record total of one million. During the aitcrnoon 7.000 passengers made flights m aircraft British Wireless
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    ORGANISER
    15 3 Lcong Mai Lan, one of the *n&*tr of the New World cabaret hartenes' concert.
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    ALLEGED ADULTERATION OF WHISKY
    68 3 lUfr.» Saturday. J2»CrL c CX P°^ for sale, (v--4^c^i w PK en iterated. b cc urthi»f rt summoned m wr °re Mr. L. c Guh unjfcr the Merchandise Marks Ordinance. Inspector L. R. Prynn carried out the raid and seized 26 bottles of whisky which were
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    ON WAY TO ENGLAND
    41 3 C apt. and Mrs. Wee Kah Kiat sailed for England by the Johan de Witt on Friday. They intend to visit their children who are studying m England and expect to return to Singapore m eight months.
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    The Match-Maker Still Flourishes In Singapore
    523 3 The Match-Maker Still Flourishes In Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter) jJESPITE the modern customs of Chinese youth, match-makers (Mei-jen) still play an important part m the matrimonial sphere. Match-makers are invariably sought when it comes to the question of a formal engagement, and the parents of the opposite side haw to
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    SALVATION ARMY
    121 3 A SPECIAL celebration to be .hey at the Salvation Army Headquarters, Tank Road, at 5 o'clock to-morrow will be presided over by HE. Major General W. G. S. Dobbie. \The programme is as follows:-- Opening sojng, 'Sound the battle cry! prayer. Mrs. Brigadier Lord; scripture "recital, United Corps
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    30 3 Singapore, Saturday. Found drunk m the Government House Domain last night, Pakiri, a 38-year-old Tamil, was fined $1 m the Third Police Court this morning for disorderly conduct m public.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 3 Mrs. Mrs. V. G. Prakasam thank all those who attended the funeral, sent wreaths, and letters of condolence, etc. on the death' of their jon V. J. G. Colandaisamy.
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    MALAYAN AXE WHICH FELL FROM HEAVEN
    258 3 nPHE first evidence of the existence of man m Malaya at a period, contemporaneous with the Ice Age was found by the Geological Survey Department recently a 4 the Khota Tampan posit m I'erak. Mr. H. D. Collins, of the Raffles Mv- seum, visited
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    FAILED TO SETTLE THE SCORE
    131 3 Singapore. Saturday. \I, T ITII sixteen convictions on his record, the prospect of prison held no terrors for Ahmad bin Hussain, a 29-> ear-old Arab, uho was recently released from the House of Detention. On May 5 following a 12-hour ta*i lide for which it
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      195 4 Continued Success of 20th Century-Fox, Thrilling Sea Drama of j the world war! TO-DAY 11 a.m., 3.15, I II It II 6.15 9.15 p.m. it 1^ it DHil JOHN FORD Climaxes his Award -winning career with Vis sweeping drama of the famous '"Splinter Fleet," tiniest craft ever to see action!
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      287 4 DEANNA'S FIFTH SUCCESSIVE HIT! 4 SHOWS T DAY LAfi 5 3 II a.m. 3J5 6.15 9J5 You'll adore this new Story of "The 3 SMART GIRLS"... the picture everybody hoped would be made NAN GREY HELEN PARRISH Robert cuMMiNGs charles winninger' LONDIGAN^V^ With Latest BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS. M llllim iiiiiiimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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      253 4 LAST DAY 315 6i5 9i5 PA VILJq? "a film everybody should Bee can be strtmglj r«»commended* > Al *»cnt m a £Km*T DRRITIR FUR EUERV GIRL UIHOMBteI VV-hPI srid: "iuirs eoßn 10 be nn ncnSf. W^ m dream t!% 9^ cir««n W" HUBy J /IK Academy Aw^^ OPENING IOMORROW (MATINEE
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      ONE SMART GIRL GROWS UP
      102 5 Xo^herTshe^Dra^nthl scr'^W^" n Dea na iCh "T" her sroWth babyhood to youn c girlhood, and the photographs noYung ncr as sne appears oil me screen. Lett, top, is Deanna at the age of 6 months; below, at the age of three To the riirht of
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      Glamour Girls Sit Out This One!
      374 5 fry nay the movies are a woman's game, but the advantage long held by the 'glamour tfals" over the mere masculine players m film industry is being threatened at last. Hollywood is m the midst of a cycle of "Man's pictures," m which ♦I-
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      DRAMA OF FISHER FOLK
      127 5 QREAT-GRANDFATHER of Leo Carrillo was Carlos Antonio Carrillo, fint provisional governor of California, who led the forces that won the battle of Cahuenga Pass near the present setting of Hollywood Bowl. Carrillo will have the support of Bobby Breen m the young singer's new musical drama,
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      "MOTHER, MAY GO OUT TO SWIM?"
      178 5 npHE title of that hit stage play by x Mark Reed, "Yes, My Darling Daughter," should have a familiar ring m the ears of any but the new-est-hatched generation. It is a line from one of the first generally-circulated songs that pack a secondary,
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      PAVILION STARS SPENCER TRACY
      251 5 HPHERE'S no truth to the familiar fairy tale ending, "and they lived happily ever after," according to experts who cite some of the greatest romances m history and literature. There is no denying that tragedy stalked Samson and Delilah, Parts and Helen, Anthony and Cleopatra, Romeo
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      RUGGED MEN OF THE SEA
      121 5 /CHARLES Bickfcrd belongs to that exclusive group ol' actors who refuse to use doubles for dangerous motion picture scenes. All of the perilous scenes m "The Storm," Universal's spectacle of wireless heroes m marine disasters which t3 due to be shown at the CAPITOL, Singapore
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      Nancy Kelly's Schooldays
      144 5 Nancy Kelly's Schooldays of things injured, I'm reminded of Nancy Kelly's pride. It suffered when, on arriving m Hollywood, she learned that despite her grown- ui> roles she would have to conform to all the rules and regulations of the Cali fornia State Board of Education— a tutor on the
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      GENEVIEVE TOBIN AND HUSBAND IN SINGAPORE
      236 5 William Keighley, director of "Ye*. My Darling Daughter," is expected back m Singapore, when the film is due to be shown at the Alhambra this we^k. with his wife Genevieve Tobin. Twenty -two years m the theatre twelve as actor and ten as director
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      SQUASHED!
      50 5 I like Joe E. Brown's story about the old vaudevillian who was being hissed by some cluck m the audience. The oldster finally stopped and spoke directly to the heckler. "My friend, there are three things that hiss— a goose, a snake and a fool. Suppose you identify yourself."
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      215 5 IHHHHHHHHI ~W> LETA POLICY TAKEN I TODAY PROVIDE FOB P|HHWmH YOUR NEEDFUL YEARS 1 1 KY l] 1 1 1 rm^fel^^^* 5 1 I 111 1 I W Wf| I r— T n youth von earn so you can enjoy the privileges cf full maturity. GREAT EASTERN LIFE allows vcu
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    An Information Ministry
    110 6 LAST September Lord Stanhope, then President of the Board of Education, was deputed to act as -ftinfster of Information, urith Sir Stephen Tallents, 8.8.C. Public Relations Officer, as Director-General of the Ministry, flow, It can he revealed a neiwcomer has been brought m to take over the
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    Costly Lapse
    76 6 rEN Julius Figdoi, refugee Austrian jeweller, was asked m New York by telephone to bring case of diamonds for inspection of a customer, he had a hunch 'that something was wrong So he told a friend to notify the po lice if he did not hear from him
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      Elephant Fails To Remember
      251 6 "TOUGH BILL" IN A JAM rUGH BILL," the 3,200 pound Den Juan of New York's Prosnect Park Zoo, has committed the Cardinal elephant sin of forgetting. Retribution followed promptly m the form of a badly injured right rear liin What "Tough Bill" forgot, as he greedily
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      Japanese Learning The Truth
      93 6 Japanese Learning The Truth IN spue of the most *t:lntttu a**, ship over newspapers and inr*T mail, ike Japanese are fuih «Z?*! the severe reverses suffered!* £7 ncse armies m China. As i rt»k 5^ initial belief m the countm km bjlity is rapidly disappearing ma oi the Government to
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      322 6 Every sip of SANATOGEN ,oMK is a sip rll of Y"W HEALTH Convalescence after malaria, fever and other serious illneti ia often a long and difficult process. But weakness can be quickly overcome. Take Sanatogen All the elements for building up the strength of blood and nerve cells are contained
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      152 6 OVERSLEEP? MOT WITH BIG BEN DEPENDABLE Big Ben gets you up when you must get up. His dependable unfailing voice is protection against oversleeping—it calls you at the appointed hour. And his open easy to read dial gives you the right time always. Here are Big Ben's three features— dependability,
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      492 6 i|i^MH 01 iff AR TTME needs have twbed J^im* W& 1 B hi e^ school studenUs ol io¥e he H| 1 M. ,W m^r^ I thriller litcraturjp H|:..¥ g Tho Ministry of Education bit tei PI&MiJ a r I S cd tc eradk*te romance from Khool l B^fm TkAiiii Aiimil
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      66 6 NAZI HOPES FALSIFIED Th- cartoon reproduced from Das Schwarse Korps, Berlin, depicts John Bull carrying Jib <K*Uimtt« «W* Gainst mt?er" fn Z T hand and his cash m another. He meets with refusalfrom Poland, U*"""^**** Against Hitler m one nano^ai attempt m anger. The Nazi canonist's hope* have been faUM.
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1552 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES am- h»ve all heard of course what f°L**din Brita.n when the Govern"T^gtecl shelters free to people with (f |es3 than £260 a year. Many refused to take advantage of the i0 am it would involve letting the fLunknow what their incomes were. an American paper was led
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      100 7 /Pr consistent duality choose s c s AUSTR ALI A N creamery BUT TE It Warm sunshine and fresh green I pasturelands give S.C.S. Creamery Butter, from Australia, its delightfully S« C» creamy flavour and natural golden colour. Always a favourite with AUSTRALIAN thoi* who put fine quality and consistency
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    This Week's Short Story
    1782 8  -  Tanjong PIT FOR THE TIGER- By T OH Yun had an original method of lifting with the black, longbodied carrion flio that persistently crawled through the slats of the closed shutters and sat on the wall of his room like evil birds of prey waiting to
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      247 8 k t\\DD LONDON .arena I "You simply must I strengthen your body /^^rfPrBj\ I against i%^Hl I feverish diseases— X -Ji^Ml \*W^^*” "**^MM**. M <:: 'ilK^ •T >: MMMM mMmJ'- r »r* j^^BJvy '^f m mMMx SM^^l <^k. _^^^ll^^^ lit H*- _^m^P mmMw? S V' ■3T <• 2p3Ci 'JmMu>'-'- -*i?^^mmmmT
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      424 8 Hearing Restored, Head Noises Banished Amazing Results JSJSffSSM:^"^K^ Started m 24 Hours by Porm^ u ftSTy; Wew DiscoveryDeafness and Head Noises need not b. r N- W *Ti U |^^hVtSSU* dreaded any longer sin.,, the di« -ovcry of 5 m^hJartH. rtej- gfj ;m American Physician. Now it i; possible W(
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    THE CAMERA CANNOT LIE
    647 9  -  G. S. Hammonds By r*ie for taking photographs I rt of us sooner or later. Jj usually m the days at 1 one is Presented with a jj^a p-ce of biank white £Z wW im^ate. as nearly o^, the shape of a vase ot placed immediately
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    HOW TO SHORTEN CONVALESCENCE
    99 9 HOW TO SHORTEN CONVALESCENCE A long convalescence is tedious and tiring to both doctor and patient. After many operations and illnesses, digestion is affected and impaired, yet it is necessary to eat well to regain your strength quickly. The trouble is that the very thought of rood is often repulsive.
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    LITTLE NAZI LUDWIG
    473 9 THE following i* conversation owrheard between Grandpapa Pfankuchen and little Ludwig. aged twelve but nevertheless a *wniwnt ftfure m the Hitler Youth. Grandpop has been ordered to ike the loathsome little reptile for a walk while his mother prepares > rnitWay meal. tiaadpa. you were m the
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    Duke's Son Lectures On English Sport
    155 9 Duke's Son Lectures On English Sport Copenhagen. ORD Malcolm Dcugla;, Hamilton. third if son of the Duke of Hamilton, was he principal speaker at a meeting held tic t>ie Danish -British Association nd tho English Debating Club. ha poke on recreation and sport. 'In cur opinion." he "sport, like cience
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    Germans To Cut Down Cigar Smoking
    166 9 Germans To Cut Down Cigar Smoking Bremen. pERMANS may have to smoke fewer cigars and more cigarettes m the near future. Owing to payment difficulties, the importation of cigar tobacco from the Jjutch colonies and Brazil has had to be seriously curtailed this month. The use of Brazilian tobacco has
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    SINGING MONKEYS
    84 9 Cologne NUMBER Of orang-outans which "sings" div an Interesting feature or meal. It wa.s still at the kill when it a new monkey hou <• at Hellabrunn Annmal Park. According to Dr. Heinz Hock, director o! the park the "singing" combines "thp deep, terrifying tones of a roarinc:
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      30 9 THERAPION N0.2 THERAPION No 3 f«»o«. Me. MCar«a Ctaronio W«tka«u«i> ■a«litl> Frice 3*. Chemists, or eltb«r No. raturn Mali. DR. Le Clkrc Med.Co. Ha»«ritoekßd.N.W.«.Lood«fc LB OLCRC'S PILLS for th« Liv«£
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      371 9 /^WAKE, -take your morning Je^jg^ to keep fit fm THE Andrews "habit" is one of the most EmJW.'aV.ji j jjgjflrv-^ I pleasant and economical methods of starting jj\ T^s^^|p *j I fit and keeping fit. A daily dose of this best of HlKS=^^»Hfl|l S' all effervescent salts will ensure Inner
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1114 10  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. VERA ARDMORE NOTES of the WEEK f<ißi>llililliilll N 1 VISITOR TO I V SPORE j Miss Polly Brooks, who arrived last Saturday by the "President Harri- S son" fi'om her 5 home town, Char- lottesville, Virginia. Z She is visiting her uncle Mr. Ken- neth
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    SEEN & HEARD
    235 10 SEEN HEARD 1 -What a -mall world" I 2 thought Mr. and Mrs. Fester j en they bumped into Mr. 5 and Mrr>. Kinloch of Singapore I I m the New York World Fair. S the rendez-vcus of several mil- J lien people every day. The Fosters and the Kinlochs
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    Round the Shops
    795 10 Below We Tell You Where And What To Buy npHOUGH flowers, stripes and dots are the order of the clay, plain -coloured materials will always find a place m any smart wardrobe— which fact if. plainly evidenced m Palais des Modes" collection this week, where I Uyppcned
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    559 11 For China Relief Fancy Dress Ball rPHIS week the "Do^' again 'uderwent A a transformation when a fancy dress ball, m aid of the Chinese Distress ReUef Fund, was held there on Saturday May 20. The walls were covered by beautifully embroidered silk hanging.? lent, I
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    193 11 F AST week the Cameron Highlands saw the usual constant rtream of new arrivals and departing visitors but this week-end, being Whitsun, will attract a bi^er crowd than usual. EV*?ycne who can possibly manage it seems to be trying to gain a short respite from the
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      89 11 .-^£MX)£tA££ ANNUAL CA-'H SALE will commence on WEDNESDAY the MM May. 1939. FOR 10 DAYS ONLY Discount 20 per cent, on marked prices of all articles excepting underwear on which there will be a discount of 10 per c^nt. 18 Battery F.^ad. IK floor. Phone' 7143. Thb famous Cleansing Cream.
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    543 12 Sunday. Maj 28. 1939. Restore Confidence! cv far u.s loyalty m iiei-eiiam*; the bucktenta <uii-oui*c»Ai cnaiij&e o* puiicy ox iuS CxVii iJoleiice UcpanrneiiL, but not for us iahure to rea~c u» puunc aiact^poiiKineiiC as expiesscu 111 tile ail pieSS. Jl*S i^TLucii^ncy tiie u^vcr^or ana ii*g.i Lu-.nii^oio^cr, at me
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    1473 12  - All Malaya Will Rally To Peace Front C. H. Stanley Jones \On The Democratic F^ By WEHAVEMENAS WELL AS MONEY QN the opposile page appear some of the least horrible of the pictures of the holocaust at Chungking taken by friend and rollea^us Norman Soon^, who is investieating the new
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    217 12  -  Anglius PHE regiment was marching througn Ih d sert It was terribly hot and i not a drop ol water was to r una. one recruit was on the ais h^u between hu hanas. the matt i with him?" asked th« sergeant "Home sickness."
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      346 12 When Friends Fall In! Dressed almost identically, two Chinese who admitted having t "friendly fight," were lined one dollar by the Singapore court. Tweedledee and Tweedledum agreed to have a prang When charged m court m hu^e surprise their protestations rani. For this was not an Agincourt. nor yet a
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    3079 13 0 t Norman Soong, Tribune Group's Special Representative In China, Sees i .jnahc description of the scenes during and after the hombin 0 of Chungking is contained m the following Mr. Norman Soong, special representative m the war zone for the
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    238 14 Sanatorium Patient Checks Loss Of Weight Took Flesh- forming Tablets If you are troubled by steady loss ol Weight read this letter from a man who put on flesh steadily alter tailing a course of tiny, tasteless, flesh-forming tablets although 12 months m a sanatorium had failed to help him.
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    312 15 POOR DIET BRINGS ON EYE TROUBLE Cv R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science AN animal swallows its food; a man eats it; but only a man of intellect knows how to dine. People who live m Lower Bengal ana Madras live on a very deficient diet mostly cf rice
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    263 15 d experiment has failed m Kopjes, a I ree State, which is one of the two tagh do wine shops cr d:'k.k:nrse xluwed m u.e town as long Ux tiUagtr ob}«cU. it is estimated ir&able figures iuat as m f consumed there ev.ry week Ju? other
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    163 15 Shark Grabs Boy Diving For Coins Port Moresby Ix> full view of the passengers on v mail steamer, a native boy was killed by a shark while diving for .-rins m Port Moresby harbour The water is very clear and the bottcm. at 40 feet, can be plainly seen. The
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    465 16 Kingston, Jamaica. 1 N Indian m Jamaica should not be called a "coolie," urges a memorA andum dealing with the disabilities of Jamaica's (East) Indian community which has been compiled by the Indian Association here. The memorandum asks that heads of Government departments
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    234 16 Berlin. i L^MIL JANNINGS. famous German lilm J actor, is studying medicine, uttend\x»t surgical operations, peering through microscopes and visiting hospitals. He is gathering atmosphere for his j new film on the life of Robett Koch known as the "father of bacteriology Production of
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    108 16 Land-Mines Concealed In Cemetery TWO hours before a fungal Haifa m Palestine. k *o t Z*! two land-mints concealed X J^ •iloiii! winch the procMsiah JJ^Cunningly concealed wim mm. Id plungers Wretched for i Si* 8 long the roadway into tfe 7 4 terminating m two Infernal ■Sr winch, when
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    210 16 O(Utt A FORECAST that women "that ii eel mad enough." HU «o mighty crusade to put order and at ■ion ?ense into the world wainta?: Miss Agnes Macphail. Lttour Iff Grey-Bruce. Ontario, m an adfat women's club here. "Soon millions of mad *HM*u-m love that word
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      445 17 0 THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In •w^ 4 PORK gINGArtIKE- metres (133 mcs) V&> r* !*r« (9 69 me s) **«*«*<»•'» fortelt 4!»^3SHffis .-^ceiianeous Ug" mv c. 9 Werwl- t A J Pttam^yed irom ai. nn sC i?al delayed from St. Or|tn recital J r eiayea
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      147 17 Queen's Hall. London Zinka Milanov (Soprano); Kerstin r^^ Pat akt^T^nnr?- I( ma ii V n Pataky (Tenor); Nicola MoscorchiSfifcxS? SSJ* W SrtRSS* Asnus 'Dei 0 0 SanCtUS <5) »«W^t I%M S^naZ ai 4.15 p.m. ?P°J ttos o talk U5O j. H Squire Celeste Octet, with Garden* 2 2Q clQse dQwn
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    452 18 Blonde Gun Gi f Acts As Nurse May 4 WITH a horsehair sofa as his operating table, a razor bbiA> scalpel, and a blonde gun-moll as his nurse a Chicaa te formed, with a pistol sticking in his ribs, an operation uiuiXV*
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    53 18 New York. THE National Conference of Christians and Jews has announced that it will distribute 10,000,000 "Badge of Tolerance" buttons throughout the country. The button, to be worn on the lapel, -symbolises the unity of American Pro- testants, Catholics and Jews for de- mocracy, freedom and tolerance,' the
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    338 18 Ithaca, N. Y. State. IF, among other things, you can work an eight-hour day with zest and without undue fatigue, enjoy the society of others one hour a day without boredom and quickly admit your own mistakes, you can count yourself healthy. These
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    526 19 BADMINTON-THE LEAST POPULAR GAME IN ENGLAND (SAYS SAMUEL) ,roR jot Special Halls. First -Class Shuttles Needed For Championship Tourneys (By Rambler— Selangor) u Y fifes ambition has been states A. S. Samuel, Malaya's No. 1 badminton player, »m referring s^^ t f^^^^ competed m the all-England Badminton chamother compel „ons
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    169 19 B* Sphiiu" Penan* > WGIATILATIONS to Miss Lilian 1 ijt a the Hu Tew Scan, for Ml won the women's singles of the Penan* junior bad«w loornomeat last week-end. |tye beat Miss C. B. Lam. cf the I Union, m the final m straight
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    199 19 Singapore Denies Alleged Attempt To "Impose Its Views On The Other States" Foong Seong Cup Controversy "JT is not the v ish of my Committee to enter into controversy with him on the various points that he dealt with, but my Committee feel it their duty to correct certain statements
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    HORLICKS' COMMITTEE
    14 19 Committee members of the Horlicks 3.P.. one of Singapore's rising badminton clubs.
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    695 19 Official Season Ushered In (By "Phoenix"— Singapore) \VITH the playing of several ties m the men's junior championsnips yesterday and to-day, the official badminton season m Singapore has been ushered m. This year, owing to the very large number of entries accepted,
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    346 19 Triangular Tourney: Perak's Chances (By Gay Reveller Perak) THE triangular badminton tournament is here again. To-day is the second day of a three-day match and we w IJ be m a better position to judge what progress Perak is making. Perak's defeat by Selangor m the Fcong Seony Cup contest
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    539 20  -  HUGH SAVAGE LAST WEEK'S REVIEWED BY DISPLAYING the lorm which secured for them the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup lust year, ths Gunners surprisingly defeated the Sappers on Monday m one of the troll thrilling games witnessed so far this year at Changi. The Sappers had till then not lost a
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    320 20 NOTABLE PLAYERS TAKING PAR T (By "Cess"— Johore) TPHOUGH by the time these notes appear, entries for ihe Johore Bahru district tournament would have closed, yet it would not, I think, he out of place to comment on the championships, which begin on Jun* 8. With all
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    681 20  -  Pete By fKE suggestion made by "Pete" that the Singapore iv Board should Rive all possible help to boxers wh appear m its register, has received all-round support f* fans m the country, most of whom share the view that should be made to arrange small cards during
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      242 20 BRAIN-BUILDING FOB BUOCE9B. A Master Mental Fiirr re rvivi; 1 geared to the needs of 1939 by W. J ENNEVEC, The Founder of FFLU 'WllTOf— ttw jret»t. fst of all Mind-Traininr' Experts v;ho ray* to you: "Everyone haa it m b m to be a Succes c to get move
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    217 21 PONCING of padi-growing m Johore State by operative societies was urged at the meeting of the Planters' Association, li there were no societies °ju e jt would be necessary, said the chairman, to start "r^rative Land Bank. •jLjrftavitinV M g£isne.li anditsojx •'!Si.f f
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    153 21 rOOD boxing: was seen at the Happy U Covered Stadium last night when i:>e- Singapore Amateur Boxing h imnionships were concluded Results; Bantamweight championship Cpl Cftrney (Manchester Regt.) beat T. B. Mohnn-i 'Policed Welterweight championship: A. Eldei (Gordon Highlanders) beat Abdul Rahn fpolic^): Heavyv;elght. chamDionshlp: L. Cpl.
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    173 21 Orient Featherweight Title Bout In S'pore Soon THINGS are definitely looking up these days m the local boxing world. Elsewhere m this issue it has been reported that a new boxing promoter has entered the field, and the latest is that a fight for the featherweight title ef the Orient
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    54 21 London, May 27.— Before Parliament Gc-jcurned yesterday for the Whitsun T *'v*^ ncc-^j) u v as "io-nified by the Royal Commission to -the compulsory m .i ry auiuig Dili. Registration under the act for young men between 20 and 21 ha* been fixed for to-day
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    Thrills At Clerical Union Hall
    695 21 Thrills At Clerical Union Hall S'pore Badminton MARKING the commencement of the men's junior tournament held under the auspices of the Singapore Badminton Association, five singles ties were played at the Clerical Union hall yesterday. Most of the ties were well contested. A large number of people turned up 'o
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    Death Of Chief Rabbi
    32 21 Jerusalem, May 27. The death place to-day, of the Chief; P: bbi, J fci?ir, at the age of 811. Ke vrcs fcr the leader of Spanish Jew. Reuter
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    Of New Course At Penang
    151 21 1. I). KEMP, a former president of the Pe&ang Turf Uuh. opened th'- ntm J race course before large crowd m bright weather this afternoon. Before the opening Mr. j. c. >!:i|rr, the architect who designed the building*, m br<rf speech welcomed those present and
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    SELANGOR vs. PENANG CRICKET
    304 22 SELANGOR vs. PENANG CRICKET Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. JJATTING on an easy wicket, Dennison-Srr.ilh and Gulland opened with promise for Selangor, but the later batsmen found themselves tm difficulties on a drying wicket. Chong Ghee, bowling medium lefthand, found the wicket to his liking and was responsible for four of the
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    ARMSTRONG TRAINING AT CLACTON
    57 22 ARMSTRONG TRAINING AT CLACTON An attraction fcr hclidaymakers and towns people at Clacton-on Sea, Essex, was to go and watch Henry Armstrong, the coloured American boxer, m .training. Armstrong was preparing at a Clacton holiday camp to defend his world welterweight title against Ernie Roderick of Britain at Barringay Arena.
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    Anglo-Chinese School Beat St. Andrew's
    277 22 Anglo -Chinese School Beat St. Andrew's Singapore, Saturday. T^HE Anglo-Chinese School Ist XI defeated the St. Andrew's School by 42 runs m a cricket match played at the St. Andrew's School pad am? to-day A feature of the match was the fine batting of Cecil Wong who scored 53 runs.
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    Combined Services Beat Negri In Season's First Game At S'pore
    721 22 Malaya Cup Soccer WINNERS' ATTACK MORE THRUSTFUL Singapore, Saturday. /COMBINED Services beat Negri Sembilan 6-1 m the first match m the Southern Division of the Malaya Cup at the Anson Road Stadium to-day. The Services' forwards were much more thrust
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    Weights For Monday
    375 22 Weights For Monday Penang Races [From Our Own Reporter] Penang, Saturday. WEIGHTS for Monday's races are as follows: HORSES, CLASS 4. DIV. 4, 7 furs. Kuala Prince 9.4 Amazing 8.12 Achilles 8 11 Authentic 8.10 A.D.C. 8.9 Carmtop 8.9 New Cello 8.9 Benedict 8.3 Lady Ida 8.2 Santa Anita 8
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    Singapore Emerge Easy Champions
    112 22 P.W.D. Sports {From Our Ovm Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. VO fewer than six P.W.D. Athletic records were broken m the all-Malayan Public Works Departments' tenth annual athletic sports meeting held on their ground to-day. Singapore gave an putstanding performance and emerged champions with 39 ooints, while
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    SINGAPORE'S NEW BOXING PROMOTER
    168 22 SIN GAPORE'S NEW BOXING PROMOTER (By mri THE f a< ination trf boon, 1 motions the *orld om Z the lucrative vie* put t lured many an amMtfctj at: ink> this sphere of the twt m it will be news to the mr loving public to learn laiT another young
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    BADMINTON TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT
    86 22 I from Our Om R^fo^c penanf J DLRAK found thenwh* r strong position at the the first day's play m ft*** Badminton Tonmowt «f«* nan*. wtoni«f six m eight matchts Detailed results wttt: Miss Juiip Wong beat m^ 11—3; 11—5. te Miss Low »ew Urn **r Eok
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    First Day Of Opening Meet On New Course
    867 23 Penang Races Cooltipt Wins First Race [frcm Ovr Onn Correspondent Pfenaftg, Suturth v. (i embarked on its ntw lease of racing with an enjoyable I J un |oon's s\Htr\. The weather was very threatening m rninif. and when the racing was began,
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    91 23 Race 1— Cooltipt Sli) SO The Puritan $6 Utrecht $6 Race 2— Mandai $22 $8 Sam Burger $8 Tetuen $10 Race 3— Just My Luck $46 $11 Pantoi $10 Selangor il $8 Race 4— Starlight $39 $10 Dainty Silvius $13 Vedas $7 Race s— New Cello
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    EUROPEANS BAT FIRST AND RUN UP BIG TOTAL
    1195 23 Clarke Cup Cricket Simpson Top Scores With 50 I>RIGHT batting was the main feature of the Clarke Cup match which commenced at the Padang yesterday afternoon between i!»^ Europeans and the Rest. j In spite of the Rest having many gooci bowlers,
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    Victoria Institution Beat Josephians
    226 23 Victoria Institution Beat Josephians In a scho'J cricket fixture playr-d at the S.J.I. grounds yesterday, the V r l beat the Josephians: Following are the scores: VICTORIA SCHOOL A. V. Retnam b Galistan 5 Lee Ah Tee b Galistan 11 S. Y. Rajah b Galistan 3 All Ahnat st. Rozario
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    St. Andrew's Trounce A.C.S.
    227 23 St. Andrew's Trounce A.C.S. .Singapore, Saturday. GOOD bowling by B. Hope, who took seven wickets fur 15 runs was the feature of the cricket match m which the second string of the St. Andrew's School beat the AngloChinese School 2nd XI by 71 runs. ST. ANDREWS 2nd XI Lim Som
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      PLANS TO MOBILISE PLANTER VOLUNTEERS IN EVENT OF EMERGENCY
      484 24 Food Production On Estates (Tribune Staff Reporter) Johore Bahru, Saturday, EMERGENCY plans have been formulated by Government with regard to the calling up of Volunteers who are on the staffs of rubber estates, This was revealed at the annual general meeting
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      DICTATORS "BEAR" RUBBER
      198 24 Johore Bahru, Saturday. ULD good fortune send ua pence and greater releases. atea will all be able to give a far account of themselves than m the past/ 1 said Mr. S. Harper Ball m the course of his speech at the annual general meeting of the
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      Seven Jap Bombers Down At Chungking
      296 24 Seven Jap Bombers Down At Chungking ftUUNGKING messages claim that L sc n Japanese bombers were stari down m the latest air raid on the new capital. Wreckage of four has bet" fcuml. The Japanese ofht admit losing one. Shanghai, M-.iy 27. THE .(l/.iscicu that one Japanese plane i ot
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      Y. M. C. A. Mixed Doubles Title For Mrs. Abel And Restly
      49 24 Y. M. C. A. Mixed Doubles Title For Mrs. Abel And Restly Miss Abed and M. Silverstein (+3) beat Miss B. Oehlers and C. Reshty (4-2) m the final of the Handicap Mixed Doubles of the V.M.C.A. open invitation tennis tournament at the V.'s ground yesterday. 4-—6. 6—2, 6-1-
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      SPOON SHOOT
      38 24 Chinese "E" Company, Singapore Volunteer Corps, are holding a Spoon Shoot at the Bukit Timah Rifle Range this morning at 7 a.m. This competition is m preparation for the Warren Shield for which they will compete.
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      MEDICINE MAN AMONG SAKAI OUT-PATIENTS
      94 24 MEDICINE MAN AMONG SAKAI OUT- PATIENTS b SAKAI 'pawanu' (medicine ii man) opposed ihe treatment by the Medical Department of the population of a malaria-in-fested jungle reservation m Perak. Malaria had closed Ihe only Sak?.i school m the country. However, 118 out of an estimated population of IGO decided to
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      Alarming Elephant Damage
      180 24 (Tribune Statf Reporter) Johoic Kahru. S.atuidav. PLEADING f<»» some positive action lo ftfforJ protettion to pi inters against elephant dtaUHAge, .Mr. S. Harper Rail, speaking at the annual general meeting of the Johore Plantcars' Association held this mornins, said that damage done to was growing more and
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      200-MILE MOTOR TRIAL STARTS
      151 24 [From Ovr Own Correspondent.] b:f3ie midnight to-rJght, mctc:.**ts from Psrak, k.'ilangor end Malaya' j i&n^est motor reliability tri2ls The trial, which is cic '.gncd to Ls t lighting equipment and drivers 1 ability tc keep tc roughly a 33 mile an hcu." average speed, will be
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      ARM CUT OFF IN COLLISION
      112 24 ARM CUT OFF IN COLLISION [From Our Own RCporty) Kuala Lumpur, Sttur.. •VHK mail bus from Kuala ha^ j to Kuala Linis speeded ifc j w hile the driver and ittuengers n unaware that a Tamil paMenger. i had his arm completely wrenchei ii passing lorry. It was only aftt'i
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