The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 March 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. SO. 13,913. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    139 1 plan to aid British shipping has l>een presented to the Cabinet Page 9. Mr. Mar Dona Id told the House of Commons of his discussions on Kuropean affairs in Geneva, Parts and K<>m.- Page 9. The three Britons a i rested in M«mo« have l>een released on
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    STOP PRESS
    57 1 (iRAM) NATION XI V om Our Own Correspondent j London. >Lar. 23. r.r..' -(i ndf Gregalach in tin Clrund Nation;,! ■nwruw has broker, his collarbone and W Parvin will take his p..i. VMBRIDGE CREW Luxton (No. Q h .a.s retired trom. the l\ :•'.>• •;.:.< al advice and
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    SPRING ON THE VELD
    1522 1 worth dying to see an English Bprinc." w.i- T.< s. i I: I I can truly say it to worth living to see Spring cone in on Unless one has actually lived there for some tine, it kali I '.S^lOlt. TO llliclfc-l' W lial LIU" 1Q
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      206 1 I |w 4 *t> I \K(,KST 4r'm >kuin(, W^u£ IN IIIK -I BAR'S RECORD BAFFLES HOTEL Malaya's Premier Hotel. TO-NIGHT HA I)AX('E-fi;io to s.i:> p m INFORMAL DIWKK DANCE— \\;M\ to Midnight TO-MORROW Saturday, March 25th BOOS now GRAND CABARET" in aid of the Children's Aid Society KMKNSION TILL 2
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      262 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL MHET. (KNTKAL LOCATION IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT HVERY ROOM WITH SHOWER GOLF TENNIS SWIMMING AND MODERN SANITATION OOOL, RESTFUL. DELIGHTFUL FACKLLENT (TISINK AND SERVICE (iKNERAL MASAdrK 11. O WASEK ENTERTAINMENT SEA VIEW HOTEL MONDAY TO-NIGHT FORMAL 2m im DINNER DANCE DINNER DANCE I)E LUXE ENTERTAINMENT WITH
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      243 1 Chinese who »».»>. fatally injured b> a police van Page K. A polite in.spei tor's struggle w-itii part> of Boyanese was described to the magistrate yesterday Page 7. The Ro>al Artiller> defeated v( (m goals lo I—Page1 Page 1»>. "Extremely satisfactory" progress has beer made with the Imperial air n-ute
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      12 1 i. Ba^^g^aflPawml I kK^^^S< l OBTAINAHI I \l Ml LEADING PROVISION STORKS
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    KUANTAN THEFT CHARGES
    101 2 (From Our Own Correspond. Ai Moharaadan na*T*il Ismail Mb Ibrahim, otherwise known as Narayanaaamy, alias Chinniah. was produced before Enche Abdul Azu at the Kuantai. Police Court and ed with the theft of two rikisha towels a depot Bcaerah Road, Kuantan. at about 8.30 p.m. on Mart
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    26 2 I' ft for wvsTcn. Australia Mi". White wIU he transferred to Koala Lumpur neat month, and Hi. place will bo filled b> Mr C T M
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    DEFICIENCY OF $10,226 FOR 1932
    472 2 Special"^ F«r Suhsi ti,' There was a deflcfr:*.. s a, M year* ■li tin of Fund of Malaya Subsci lption.s and f 1.500.40 from e*a< $4,900 6£ from piai. making total sub* [H the year $6,401 Of. 1 deposits and cur JO. while profit $938
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    MRS. J. D. SCULLY
    128 2 heath n1 W <Frotn Oar Own Correspt The death ucmwrwi. yesterday e«" Mrs. K» Scull> rrwpeetfd ■Maker of the Eurasian -ruißuat! In Ppnanu Mrs. Scully Who was 72 war* had been aiiing for somo tlmr and Uf :n% I she has been ffc^frtnc '> P.KLS and
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    37 2 Singapore Mercantile Co-o|» Loan Sociev Limited, has b He bdd at Fullerum Buiknng Tuesday. March It at 6.15 pjn tion) will take place at the M Singapore on Saturday M Jones trill gtte Ml organ recital l>
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      668 2 kaikjaioo-Ilkc movements a:.'', th- k MsJM sJHMsss eyes. The drought m Ml over, bat the first rains h>ue come, d lora's n her B FREE I -\N< THK WEBK fr.d.n Mth High Wkter. 09J2. 8.6 ft 22 28. U fl ■isnsiw Amateur Races. Football: BAJ.A. League (OK! I h \F.
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      433 2 NEW SEASON'S BRUSHWAKE. fine selection of 1933 patterns of ALL-BRITISH SHAVING BRUSHES. M.t:v.i!.i b> Messrs Maw •><>. and Sons. MERITOR brushware fame INSPECTION INVITED IBMCAL HALL, LTD., lIEMISTS. Output-' Ofden promptly BlfCUt6d BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Hicheat Clam Werk— Leweet Bate*. LAIDLAW BUILDING— Phone 7MB. STRAITS
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      584 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereDy given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Levelling a portion cf ground near Monk's Hill, involving the cutting and filling of approx.
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      700 2 WRONGFULLY IMPRISONED I MALAY'S CLAIM AGAIXST ATTOUXEY GENERAL $500 Compensation Offer Confirmed By Court THAT he was arrested at his house taken to the Police Station and detained there In I iock-up. BO charge luivinu been made againsi <w.v. lad being no suggestion that he had gainst any offence, was
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    STOP INDIGESTION WHERE IT BEGINS.
    59 3 STOP INDIGESTION WHERE IT BEGINS. H .on rehevtnc tadtgestian trooblss I 6y Mttte Bhurated < I and that is why tt b recon^ rim tors and used In hsjpgtaua. Magne.ua Is sold by all ehsarists Id I ::on you should take a little of I t a couple of the
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    Great Britain "Holds The Baby"
    861 3 Great Britain "Holds The Baby" C Bywater uuarmament problem Is such an important and delicate factor in interr... relations that Jt b incumbent upon all who a the matter in public to speak or write wltfc discretion, and, above everything, not tJ Vm as the mouthpiece of a •tt«mt personal
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    THE "AUTOMOTRICE"
    288 3 French K;nl\\ .i> s' Kepl> to Kn.ni kallengc A Dieael-engined of sixty miles an hour at a cost for futl and greasing of about a half-penny a mile, compared with a light steam-train'? cost of a ing? mile for coal, grease, and water, is one of the mean*
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    PORT OF BANGKOK
    52 3 Recruitment <»l Foreign Pilots to ("ease From Our Own Corresponds r.in.kok Mi. M I Compul ory piloUge In the Port of Bangkok a g m «mttoa Pnssvl I ralpi pi wUI ccntinue as long a to stay no new foreign pilot* will be engaged. Fi recruitments to
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    THE LEAGUE'S MONEY BAGS
    217 3 \iy 111 I.l >l'\l I I ntous 6 iffecting whole future cf the League of being taken by the Committee of Ninteen and discussions of areat importance disarmament were taking pi nth. a small group of men was n. lscuss a matter of vital Into the
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    COTTON HOLIDAY
    19 3 Reducing Maruin Between Supph and Demand .'.:■•■<■■ adopted a resolution re© din margin between prodm -turn and K>
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    SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA
    22 3 l.ondon. Mar. .1 h armour, that Chm. s ■ccaaikwi international Oonvcntioi: ifo .it Si nil 14- Reuter
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    ADMIRAL JERRAM
    175 3 l>eath of Former ''hina Station Commander I ondon. Mar. .'1 :ral Sir T ii Jcnran i Admiral Sir MajfSji Ji vbo wa- N 'v ::mral and C n. maiuhi-iii-Chiel of the China Station t: ItU Be then I'.mmandfd the Si Battle Squadron until 1916. and led SI OH
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    44 3 i 11; I en bi C**f"ifß lawn the iI- Qei man and Bi I i at Pi H -.:blcThe Leieestersliiii < Club Comni. t:ttt- thai unless £1 00€ k subscrib- n SSfsn J M.iM-h 'M i.c r. Hi th( :.i club must be i onskit
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    SATISTIC OFFICE LIBRARY
    286 3 follow ing publica! d b > th ■•nent of Statistics. and f.m.s.. daring the period II v.. 17th. 1933. inclusive, and an public we in Uk Bull*.. by members ci the pul to borrow publicatio:. Seethe II MM i— on,. „,j Bn: >" :>ort on Crops. I
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      239 3 SS IMPROVING. ■mnnicmi 'jlwjqia pse days of trade depression neartening to lea M»t one Industry It working at full pressure, as lndicr the atest report from the Austin factor* I ngbridge, Birmingham. revealed that this factory's figures for the past two i amount to more than 10,000 jaa or over
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      175 3 Wherever the right people IDvvl PSv.^fe^ '^k DEREiZHE -o/ course! (OKK. IVOKV TIPPKI) OK Pl\l\ »\M \oi X (Ol low HENRY WAUGH ft C#. ltd HANDSOMI (iIFTS OBIAIWBI.K. ..ip..n IVn.mt, Ku.il.i liinipui. lpoh. It) •THE ONLY SAFE WATER IS STERILISED WATER* nflL Liquid Chlorine will' absolutely destroy all microbes and
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    Not Fit To Wear ? — Pshaw !
    807 4 Not Fit To Wear Pshaw Ilepi romen Flu y wen 1 I UM had an i; I I Ad to l bei was dv- .tii's time ana had COffl stoc- id did i want In was n dressi be m i thai tiuy both the drtastfl tad to ±r explained
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    17 4 MADAM Mcßride the wellknown Iri>h Republican woman l«adtr. arriving tor UsC optiiinu session of the new Dail.
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    Tailored Eening Gown Makes Its Bow
    156 4 Tailored Eening Gown Makes Its Bow volous. fluffy affairs that cost a t < v ■.■■a.a -w ed us at our t when we dan >f creases after we sat down to unsuitable for wearing und» Hit; cu.rParisian designers have been kind t<; us thi spring, for now we are
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    VEGETABLE MOULD
    101 4 :e not vegoti'iutn t. [a good dish. It may jdier.: spnucv but I probably .-pmaih is b v of a pounci tt \ege-; i I < in thf queezlng out thr water*. up on a boaid until thoiouiihlv niiiicd. but do net MM th mincer. MJ:, ikla'tcui I
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    THE SMALL PICTURE
    187 4 Hanging JaT^thodg M i tiiat pit home are so much smaller in size than the oil paintings ar. estlon iWM or hanging the small |pietan frequently srtei I painti and i looks; a good > > li 1 i fktmn ai do! Ac >v usually l huns
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    "NEW AT THE ENDS"
    234 4 a Finger-nail h a OM children are sensr B>* -ut. There are those who lust dislike the actual cutting or filing, and others who are more r: AM -effec- Ufa BM ;:tt:. bnv mmm U K:;O::.. an all on edge bMMMI MM :i: I Mil n
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    Britain's Dress Parade
    745 4  -  H. Pearl Adam (B? ■very century but this and but his own. He went on Koto's immortal little list, but w< do not get much chance of finding out d be n.isscd. far he to always with us N< war. nor the cristo. nor prnlnMj the Last
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    MAKING TINS AIR-TIGHT
    107 4 Empty sweet and bkcot tins would often come in usefuUy for Horace piupwi If only fMMMUIy not the case, a* many are ah tight ,:.i\ MtU Hi HSJ ii brok.i. .>na p:r:u pn-- tlon bom haw to be dtocarded for the) stujam o! Mvii thin.> a> CSkM
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    FANCY FASHION FADS
    71 4 Among the most charn.lrv sot. accessorial token to Hoi ban ton Pir. a iit« unf» fashk.ii x tMe little crystal bead bou<; whim add a Jewelled touch to Auothcr usr f or the rysti»i •»M>wr mjliLill ,Hv» a liMwlir in.l .I. '•lipP. WtlKll t;lve a KBtl) .<IUI
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    ACTION PICTURES OF SOCCER MATCHES.
    22 5 Mr. I I. V. v hri'm en niven iri < t«»t .t- .t rrw.trd I<«i <i into lh«
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      76 5 MATISEE TO-MORROW AT j.j 5 >..u mi.s| M't- rhis U r ran( |> riti^ h nmun|v thal has th«- uhok- t«,wn chuckling f AFTER the BALL X CXI MOM -BRITISH |>ROl>| TION **f^^EZ^Eu "^(6% &£af9B 1 I I' I'" It t\ BA SIL RATH BONE ESTHER R ALSTON i hlt>.
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      69 5 CAPITOL Sightly! Matinees To-Xlor row Sunday I! The Year's Most Amazing Picture that the Town is Talking About I i j I X. f 1 iHt^^iitt iiS^£^SlEy^%(&K3L 9 &v Ss^^^^m II x- m^^m <-x-.v H v 9 y I |m;1:-:H' I .^1 :>: :H>I A I f I l^ijggltjn Ann
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      140 5 I IMANOFF DANCERS: Next Cktmm I w a ■irit I rMHHQQHf !^M j[ M I B M fc M I I i Jl^m Mickey Mouse Matinees Saturday X- Sunday. Laugh! You'll ikv.t -n.-- lvi.v old pl.i. thiw<;rld is until s.m M-t- l»..ii. i r<.«int th< lI« »•< «ith tn.i-hir. in
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    UNABLE TO KENEL.
    166 6 Neuritis Hampered Her. I: writing of the pain and me suffered from neuritis this woman tells also how she rid herself of I have been using Kruschen Salts for rttts. and It certainly has the most effect. My knees were very pat and it became almost Imposrihlr
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY.
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      THE GOLDEN ROAD TO WEMBLEY
      1507 6 THE GOLDEN ROAD TO WEMBLEY How SEMI-FINALISTS WON THROUGH Sunderland And Derby Share Eight < From Our Own Correspondent > London. Mai I Everton tad B -It of t sjatehst were as I Burnley I I M ill. Tilson 4 Sunderland <3i 4. :> I -age. 0 'imor. Dn H
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      VARSITY WOMEN'S HOCKEY
      345 6 Oxford Wins Ten dual Match iFrom Oar Ow:: OHTMpondeat) London. Mar. T. annual women's h :i for the Scott O: m Oxfrrd and <■ -bridge war. ;>la\ d I College on Saturday, when Oxford won .> fast, hard game by :ev-~>n goals to Mftl Oxford KM I
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      79 6 IF YOUR BATTERY COULD SPEAK. IT WOULD SAY CHANGE TO The, s q:- r ii c n oil. c s can't and r tiny C sic r lf% iT ALL M^ I RIBI I «>K- OK M \I A BORNEO MOTORS LTD. -'Lr.t- I ASK POi THE ENGUSB kJC Irritated
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      33 6 STRONG DEFINITE IN THE CHARACTER OF THEIR APPEAL. YET SMOOTH and MELLOW IN THE SATISFACTION THEY GIVE w IP* i. P v i W' f I 1 1 I JOHN PLAYER SONS. ENGLAND
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    "SCRIMALGE" NEAR GREAT WORLD
    740 7 "SCRIMALGE" NEAR GREAT WORLD r Inspector's Struggle With Royanese ROLJ ON GROUM) in Story nf Kicks »in(j rSlf s scuffle between a Bur >olice inspector w -un stables and a number of Bovuiiese taxi < •h the Inspe alleged assaila: Bed about suffering Iron multiple Injuries, was described Sg. the
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    K.L. LADY'S PRIVATE PLANK
    190 7 MKMHKR OF PLYING CLUB Programme Held I p By Rain Durtat February the following flying was carrted out by member* of the Kuala Lumpur Flying c: Hours. Minutes Dual mstraettaa v 50 30 45 CroM-couatry 12 U atbtr g 25 Tbe dub was closed nine dars
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    615 7 by. we saw the second accused huddled up tn the seat trying to conceal himself I did not take the number of the car. but I cognised him. brou- it and handcuffed him. I also found the first accused not far •way. Hb lower Up was cut. swollen, and a
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    "DESCENDANTS OF THE PROPHET" IN ASSAULT CASE
    1312 7 STORY OF MIDNIGHT ATTACK Reference to Religious Fucd Among Arabs THE eliglO i b community one be:.: to which came up the s.\ CMblimU District Ju in dispute U) OOttt The accused. Alaw: AMri, Ml charged with ,mg grievous hurt and a.. ;th
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    Byways Of The South Seas
    141 7 Another Visitor To Singapore ISLANDS UN BOVtt) Bl I :iich no cniiM ship has ever before visited are Ind the itine: of the motor yacht Stella Pol.. v.hirh arrived in Singapore yesterday, ii. c of her second round One of the f! t-'ocos m many
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    ALL-RED ROITE
    278 7 "Extremely Satisfactory I froyress" i London. Mar 11. t Sir Philip Sassoon, I iider- i Secretary tor Air. stated in the i House of Commons to-da> that i extremeh satisfactor> prttyress i i had bft'ii made during th< last i IV\\ months with the Imperial air route to
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    PHILIPPNE MISSION TO U.S.
    54 7 Entertained b> Countrymen it Mr. Filipino .--poitinan. h.isro. en- members o; Philippine Indcp< nr« no Mission to Ann Fhilippii ..iiel L. Qi;e/.oi I 'u> nit 'Ju&y Oi I r- and I but a i ran statesman i mow, BUM r -i-iscmative. League icjuin Sanfh' IfMM v"
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    TANGLIN CLUB
    23 7 rrnindfi: Pn n gaged for th< It be h ]fl ut tlio Tanulm Club to-* (Sat da] .:.<.' il to reserve tai-
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    33 7 K. toe station that i.orntng r .onth i dans Bul.in Puasa- he had his ft] at 330 and «M and hei. t*d to :<>n in In "a^e furl).' -ill W«J nttrved until I
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    ELEVEN MONTHS IN HOSPITAL
    828 7 Third Party's Claim nn Insurance Polin INFANTS SHI Alleged Agreement To I Accept SI OO .An interesting case can? up in the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Whitley concerning the rights of claim, by a third party in an insurance policy, against the company. The
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    RAFFLES CABARET
    51 7 So<i«t> 1 A cabaret performance will be given by MU* .1 Svetlanova's pupils at Raffles Hotel on 1 and will mdud? a d;. hopln s music bean ntmntirtn until 2 am. and atiance fee of SI The Raffles m«i^tr 1 ment Is civing all the proceeds of the
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933. A LIFE-LINE TO SHIPPING LIDUSTRY?
    831 8 SINGA PORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933. A LIFE-LINE TO SHIPPING LIDUSTRY? o! the !r;akmu oi plans, from three to ten yt'ar>. then ta no end, though why there ihould be tin j, urge to work to a definite time limit it Ifl not Basy --cc. The Soviet certainly
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    84 8 LATEST TIN AM) KI'KKI.K I'KK »> wi) SraUNG katin Rubber and Tin prices and the ling rate in New York and I lally cabled to the Frare as follow MX BBER [XMldn M.n Sp. 2 3 32d 2 yd.) Forward J 2 7 32d.) Tone of Market Qi..-
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    FIREMEN ON PARADE
    191 8 JYmmii Turnout Hot'ori 1 Tun Hundred Schoolboy > (Prom Om Own Com- spondent Hmmm I <ing Fire Brigade at the Central Station yesterday took of a practical demonstration of the use < es to masters and boys of I teat Om 200 .itu-ndeci an mm^ring series olutions
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    POLICE LORRY TRAGEDY
    929 8 Pedestrian Fatally Injured WHO DROVE VAN Man (rushed After Alight in<> From Trolley Hus story of a motoring fatality in which a police van was involved was told to Mr. F. Q. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, yesterday, when the inquiry Into the circumstance* ai- C -:v deceased
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    Aquarium Scheme Hitch
    308 8 Proposal to t,!^ O/J /Racecourse unenpecu-d c connection with the uth i: the oM Bingapor<- I learned yesterday i -i; scheme put forv missioaers for th falling thrmp!. The scheme pro\u». v portion of the lane builduu the aquan itself, but at all event- umTJ It mi
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    DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
    157 8 "Itawd The World Mi i World in Ei.-m tuck ned for the lAlhambn. t I tainmetr. \ut!.on a dull moawat Round the World fe p< j ..illy ft takt.v ilk pi. the Orient, vith peep llndiA. and a fleeting .:w3» I •It Uvcs of the Japanese a:. Ideft
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    KAMUNTING TIN
    23 8 Knirmi I •< beat«re> m Our Own Con. Lon4<n Mjt r^wHiiH Tin fs repa> Debentures due for tcdempti "-taiidni'.' DebpnluiT Ismj* IB
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    95 8 at the back, but owing: to u» t unable to My who actu.. awnder Street jut, I bump of file van and when U down with othsn, and saw thunder thr radmto: M ttyfoc to push the wan ba<* that be wu ■aated in front Journey or that he sot
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      123 8 M* Suppliers to Ships, Clubs. Associations, Etc. Hoi MALAYAN TOBACCO DISTRIBUTORS, LTD. Have You Visited Our \eu PROVISION STORE IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. •m m < )v 1 ol as bave i tq^ecial r^ard Poi -E kl < rare I bing, the thinf that tin
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      43 8 QUOTATIONS are the only things some authors can borrow. The man who covers himself and his property with "GAFLACT POLICIES dotnot have to borrow when overtaken by a sudden calamity. GENERAL Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation Ltd., Hongkong Bunk Chambers, Telephone 6480.
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  • PREMIER'S VISIT TO CONTINENT
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      STATEMENT IN COMMONS
      253 9 STATEMENT IN COMMONS Mini's Knur Power Plan CONDITIONS IN GENEVA itK'.nt'nt Conference in Danger rmidoii t i When he and Sir John Simon i in Geneva they ft ament of collapse as the work c details. de< Mr Ramsay Mac Donald when r. OH House of Com: recent conversation d
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      PARIS CONVERSATIONS
      121 9 Kriti-h LoadoM. Mar. 91. mi. Minister and Foreign Secretary Parts this morning from Rome and the British Embassy The French M Daladirr and the Foreign M: Mar Donald and Sir John Simon at Embassy rd> conversations will take place on ad events. The British Ministers ted to leave
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      OLIVE BRANCH
      46 9 ■MMVflt^ KtTiprm-al lint' Prnposal t Ruoser^-s ■mlliHw w> Ttcip j ny according to WMllllglin V Ml! l> us. He will not altar oadsttag <**** thas tilty par cent in iwßsjw netts^shal nat be cflactHe until a. inr.k <■ v> Of >nducting are daaortfcad by t»a ,nlti>r\
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      ARMS EMBARGO
      20 9 M I nahU- Th Make -i.tmu-nt r. I the countries eoß *^JJJ**"?jr matter wan still under •Ibbws*" ll
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      SEVEN BAYONET CHARGES
      445 9 I MANY CASUALTIES AT GHIFENGKOW Bomber Brought Down ffimnghal. Mar. 23. I^S^ 81 >ing-lan. Chairman of the 'or the North, reports that ■■■>: \l..i C fi lang*s troops stationed at positions near ■nmmnenai refused to proceed to Chialing to wMtf of a brigade aj ••trs under I**
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      UNFRIENDLY ACT
      62 9 Mamhukuo Note In Rwsb ii M A protest against the repatriation to China of the anti-Manchukuo troops interned In Russia has been lodged with the Soviet ea general here by the Manchukuo. The note "deeply deplores this friendly tweon UJ5.6.R. and Manchuk- should always be frit-i and says
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      CHINA'S CIVIL SERVICE
      122 9 undiflates To lie Trained on British System Ml.uO: il Mil Mr Wang Ching-wei presided at a Government meeting yeeterday. in Nanking. Mr. Chi-tao. President of the Iwnrtnatlnn v Mfjojed the establishment of a special training college for the sole purpose of t Ing tair****** for adminstrative posts.
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      10-FOOT SHARK
      46 9 mturc Member <>» Stella Polaris Crew en-foot shark m caught by a member r. shortly alter the vessel dropped ■»c fish fond Its trajr into the possession cf rheatre who seised opportunity of staging a novel adv ment f«>r the film now being shown M
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      TRUMPED UP CASE
      115 9 British View of Moscow Charges ARRESTED BRITONS Government And Embargo on (iooris London, Mar. l'.\. Embassy announces tlui? I In- P: hM .i^rtrd lo M.u.iMmirn. Tm>! nU»n l: j.ov\ md Cushliy, VhO .>.• '••<: in MbtOOV, t!.r fiisi i c oa i bond <'i 20.000 roal and
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      BRITAIN'S CINEMAS
      123 9 il.i.i'iiii.iMMi Paid I^> ritiw Last Year I ndon M.n M In an address last night Mr Simon R Oaumont British Picture Corporat: >yal Empire Society, stated that ear £43.000.000 was paid by the public to the cinemas of Great Britain Of this C 7.000.000 was entertainment tax. The
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      TRADK WITH DENMARK
      79 9 Mi. Kiinriman OH PnpwH Treat] London, Mar. 21. Tlit President of the Board of Trade. d regarding the new trade treat y with Denmark, said ■re still in pi ided that -'tnent Government might >untry or witi turn v.uld bt laid before the House of Comn before
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      INDIAN REFORM
      87 9 >up|>orl For (iowrmiu'iit l*ropo>;iU Iviul.in Mai -'I A discussion took place last night on White Paper QfflOTßMttl pro- i Indian constitutional r< The newspapers state tha I variety of opinion was expressed the Off \ac en the whole well supp. .ays that <*sed themselves as thoroughly satisfied both
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      BBER BILL
      39 9 Signed B) President WushinKton M.ii President Roos<\e!t ha.< !Uie(i th<- I I I \RM KH II I Wa«hin K ton. M.n. The House of Representatives has pass*. Fan; secure a reduction of acn |sj| ir.T.'Hin RWbl I
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      WOOLWORTHS AND EUROPE SITF
      30 9 I M. Don ild and Burkinshaw. the solicitors for Hm r<.:iuguese lHyrt^i who are the ground landlord <■: th. Europe »i >rt that M*«n for th i
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      MARKETING BILL
      18 9 1, .m1.. i, Mn !1 I A- ri narks! I! r M M votes to 62
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      HOHENZOLLERNS IN GERMANY
      321 9 NATIONAL DEITTY'S HOPE Nazis Wish Union With Austria Berlin. Mar. 11. BWtaSSI B t!i< I has rsJSCtSd the Socialist d. ■mand En MM fSof arrest d 1 ix-pnties. new Prussian Dirt m win. li t!i. RsSSI BH ifSM I 'i:.- OOBB* M SI Mk I adjournrd m-
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      $500 LOANS
      187 9 Mercantile Riploycci 1 Saciet] Uclusc to Raiac Limit (From Our Own Corresponds IVn.in.. Mar. 23. At tin hall -yearly meeting of the Penang Mercantle Employees" Co-operative Socien resolution for the pit sent limit for I loan from $500 to $1,000 was defeated as also was a proposal that
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      100 9 Cheerful Tone In London London. Mar. 21. A i Bmph uiiini pmMU f. ni ih. sections of Hm Rod £\> hange. Ren >(i i. '.<■■■ \\u tblt ir. Bf Ml •v I old mining sh irr Briti Cknvrnment t<x -iitinue to <i- in vi rr.sjxin.M- tc; the \<
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      WORK FOR 270,000
      70 9 I Plan to Scrap 2,000,000 Tons of Shipping London. Mar. 23. A tJ \>lnu to aid British shipping Rnd |i» id'.ateh foi 270 000 ir. i ha pri'.senti-d I the Cabinet bj 'h. MP s oi ill Shipp j. .i--<<<\c.m-: la D.aiy Express. Th< .i dray i
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      188 9 LENTHERIC I PERFUMES s^JS^B Jb .^B^j^Br^. I Before you decide that you have found your favourite perfume. Do try the exquisite range of Lentheriv l y erfumes. OBTAINABLE FROM ROBINSON Co., Ltd. 1 orporated in the Straits Settlements) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. NFW RKCORDS I w|j|j* (-X 1 1 FIELDS. .us
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      1051 10 .v F VVFT t INE .ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Ck).. Ltd. -V ■.■,:T,"rioN S: CS: the austraijam a oriental une Ltd. E SUN SHIPPING Co Ltd. INSURANCE. Ibe Liverpool and London and Clot- Th, rhames and Mersey Marine Insurance Insurance Co.. Ltd. Co Ltd RAILWAYS. Tbe TliMiHiifl MalaT SUUb
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      515 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) -ELLERMAN' LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Siramer. Ooe Spore. Salli 8 pore. CITY OF MANILA For Havre. London. R rdam Hamburg Apr 15 Apr 17 9, CITY OF KBKM Tor Havre. L. ::dn;.
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      300 10 P. Q. British India and Apcar nes MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL N CO INDER CONTRACI WITH Hl^ M \.U M LONDON AND hAK FASI M\II OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHIN" n 17.000 Mar 31 SOMALI ARTHAGI 15,000 Apr. 14 SOUDAN 6.500 Apr. 21 RANPURA NAIIKKA 16,000
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      583 11 MX^ Ml^; n ;;N;-v vv.u.Kr urn jgj°!ggf;- jg^»«« IKATORIIIABU T 10,000 May 18 19 Wm Apr. 4 5 KASHTMA MARU T ***** June •ARU° T !o°^ T 5K June 13 m a aat!^ -i. UAKO **> MAR ;0.400 June 28 29 m i "ii <".»ll> it Himbur< I<> LIVERPOOL. Oma,
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      364 11 fTVBt JL kllafiiluJii^ _|JM C/# #af TMfl 4? #-a jzi &AMMjMlll%m3scheduie EUROPE vk AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OR HONG KONG TO SEATTLE DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA AND NEW YORK
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      855 11 K. P. M. H KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAROS- Fnda\ March 24 P .-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan, Poeloe-Palla OPIIIR- Fnda\ MUdl M, Muntok RS and mail 1 Sourabaya TIXOMBO— Friday. Mar' n -4 Mi Dt 1 VALENTIJN Saturday. Mar h 2"). Bawt-a:.. Padang-Bay. BoeleKng nr.d Sourabaya TOBOALI-^aM:rday. March 25. Koidap. lani;wtih. Tampat-Tinggi.
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    WHITE WOMAN SEIZES TROPIC ISLAND
    774 12 BARONESS BECOMES EMPRESS Visiting Hunters Fired On And Wounded a mmatkaUk Moaftvt ct how a f baroness set herself up as empress of a tiny Hu_d MM Galapagos group off the South A:i.;ican DM I I domain with an iron hand and forcefully expelling any
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      712 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. K^Ku^r month. y 1:.::. well known ;teamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and the M \IANO<>I.A (MM !"iim [Cargo only] «.s MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      542 12 STATE SHUN n CANGI ijj^ accomni ham and Penanu on Man* IXKI^ Nr Fkdfht and Pa \h \l ISII MpfiK and Pliaivn Mmcs Ie A^ri c§^ yi Kanlm Lu mp THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated In Denmark Telephcnf 5323 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTt.RIHM HAMBURG \M>
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      718 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN ISunukok every Saturday 7 p.m. and fIHU Mtafl "30 a m Ktdah Monday to Friday 7.30 a in SaUiniays 7 p.m. Kuantan < via Jerantut) Monday to FlMaf 7 30 a.m. Kuan; a:. i\ia Jerantut i Saturday* 7 p.m. Kelantan < via Padang Besari Monday and
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      141 12 25.3. Blmj> Dut. 715. trom Beiidjermasim 23.3, for Koemai M ntaal Dal Ml I Bagan 232, for Bagan 2;V3 Ginyo Maru. Jap. 6128. from Bombay 23.3, for Kobe via i Kog 23 Ma Jap 4: j ,4" fn Yokohama 2SJ, for Liverpo aang 24.7. Vmtim, M i EMI DHJB Swatow
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      48-HOURS NOIKE TO SAIL
      419 13 "I.li BRITISH SHIPS FOR JAPAN Part of War Time j Plan I desI for Jap: in .shipp. a -well- prepared plan to use theni Hn purposes iv. nt of full-scale .Hies m the I ar Bi ndon I vessels. Bripartle« to be used for I IbMM
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      FREIGHT CONTRACTS
      205 13 Australian Shippers Want Lfwcr Rates Exporters of refrigerated cargoes from Aiisi to tender their resignation as parties to the freight oMtoMli "ami the shipping com pantos, w: June 30. says Melbourne Argas of Mi)tice of four months lor tin ter i .i-n -mk :it > w l! th(
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      DEEP SEA FISHING DISPUTE
      54 13 Ik.ul>!«- Settled By >lud;ili\ .1, \\eiia.im;i A vhich arose in the deep an ftipnng a large number of Mmmb sequel when the Pattu MMU kMjefei tt Mm Wmpm h.>-ihmim-The st ry was that a party from irri— laid a > sea, other party from Woligama Is
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      GREAT EASTERN GATEWAY OF BRITAIN
      582 13 THROUGH THK PORT OF SULL I onveniences tor Shippers A study of BMP of England and aka*aH pa Biadfoni •<.■ patan I woollen indurtry and Hull th. third port and the JBBBJ Eastt-rn ;',at.way of Britain, v. ill suggest at oner the reason for the
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      FRIEND SHIP
      168 13 A Throe-Master in The Thames London. M.n 1 1 ;t Which On Har a Londoi. like lv to -a;T*"any more, but she has b af I uhi'h will pro- ll do WCn tO pii ;-l!ip than any mtt'ii! reno Tl: Ship is ':;■<: 1 possibli youim people who
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      313 13 Til X SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Head Office: 138 MHNMHf KOAI), BWQAPOUa. 6056. Cable Address. Al)\ KRTISKR, SI\(;\P()RK. mornintr dail\ i n Malaya. Deliverevi nota ll.izri each morning. I atest '^ririiN and latest announcements |O ruhhtt ""I tin cables appear dnilv P^l •'t"r.. mclude pirtures. bridge notes P Wlth lltlst fashions,
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      9 13 San in a <n>: net. l MudaUyar settled Hm
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      339 13 &«^S[ imitation is the sincerest IJ J form of flattery. Jj If jl We had, others follow. j pllj ORANGE v S /Vf /I S #~f H^^^^^^^w Defies all drinks in l|j3^^TrTM flavour, aroma and after HKhMHpI&^I taste. yig FRAMROZ CO B£ A STYLISH WOMAN and get your UP-TO-DATE MODELS
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    MALAYA AT QUESTION TIME
    487 14 MR HICKS WANTS TO KNOW Waiting Now For Views From This Country (From 0..: Own I pon London. W.n 8. B, M.P. asked the lull. in the H Hi.v question iollows: Ifr. h the Colonies be has ai on the Governor of tin Strar I ten
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    £5,000 GIFT TO FRIEND
    96 14 "My Children Are Amph Provided For" .i i:ti one hindi m .i«• I b M hich ring in tkt dl M i::- :< left to Mis Gerti id< Mai ian bi b] DttM H> i: M;,-\ Rl Con garden Kei ta too, M whose estate was
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    54 14 i British m I inp b\ Mi .1 iinnes' (Berti andf i h< n ii-:-: 1 1 v. Mph tie, ahc bi ai Mi.,.-, Ncli :an .nd Mis; Carnegj b ithni oi i Mj isi to Mi s latter went dovwi to M'ss Arbuth- Mi- A.rbutlviot was beaten 5 l
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    CREATOR OF "FELIX"
    98 14 Dies In Poverty In New York V. ith tin ii-ath N. a V•: r. P.,: Bullivaj tin a. .5t: toc'iist. in (ompaporcrtg tt ttai i \*ven also one of the most populai .:<.. At the height of PMb BMM ><■ ;i England ilonc were atiori and w
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    81 14 Al Bn loured Bantam-weight :i the full 15 1 I If on &i' hwiy 1 I B:.ttt].fd The old schoolbof ham- 3 r.p a irited tx>ut against ;>:: aho had the hi am.i f sf \cral i hi and reach ral times landed with his h! aten on ponn idi
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    MALAYAN GAME ANIMALS
    109 14 aptain Dollman'v I. i > F-.uin u;i: Own OMH^flrtMtl I ptain Guy Dollman. who was MapoMMh Hw arrangement of the exhibition of Gam Animals oi the Bnpire in the Natural Htotcrj MiKseum. South Kensington— opened a I •nd of May last year, and to be eland ot
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      120 14 ilief avouri te for Every Cup Throughout the World the best tudges of quality and good value insist on having Lipton's Tea. They ippreciate the fine flavour and perfect freshness which distinguish this famous tea from all others. Oft tvrywhtr* An tfc« fimoui ytllow tin. l>i-tnbutors HENRY WAUGH (O. LTD.
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      734 14 BANKS AND INSURA m CHARTERED BANK THE IOKOHAinIHy OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA R\\K I I (Incorporated in Er.piunc b\ -nei lir\M\, I I (EstabLshed in ltafl Paid up capita] Is 600.000 dMttt Res. r.- Fund i.- .'Ol T FU-it-rve Liability of Proprietors OC.OOO Ruuu Pund Hi > oi I!•
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      540 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION J J PROGRAMMES FOB INDIA, BURMA, I I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, I DAVENTRY, ENGLAND Wavelengths: 253 metres acd 313 metrea i J I rid;i>, Man h Mi h 7 Time SlfnsJ i J Big Ben. M J I Bulk-..
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    BOUND TO REDUCE TRADE
    446 15 m s. nsc v I imcern to the Colon) stem ol fiscal prt. tooted by the F M.S. upon trade between r> and the Straits Settlement is 1 rf&a r. by ne» prriissans which hut bean nvdo ,ah r e entry of dutiable foods from anao
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    TAPAH RUBBER
    70 15 -*>ting ol Tapah 9mm*r vtli be held Fwncb Bank r« on March 31. Tbe dtrec:or the year amounts to must be added the balance .i total of 945J15.5S which. fees. tl» directors i*» forward to next account. 1 ATttsted totalled 946,62* Bb. The ton for HCP la 960.080
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    33 15 4 the mysterious work on whJch It is a law -Tbe *i»d r, presents the «fure of a a a w* it* wynii^ L» L>» llt'Vrt,* L*» l \M'biu-d in London in April
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    BALANCE OF $46,659
    136 15 The Tuipinu Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. The directors of Taiping Tin Oredging Co.. a* annual report to be presented at the meeting at Penang on March 31 sUte Mining operation*, were restricted in accordance with the requirements of The Tin and venue from tin ore was 556.517.50.
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    THE NORTH TAIPING TIN DREDGING CO., LTD.
    146 15 The report of the directors af til Taiping Tin Dredging C aim in.. venue from tin ore was $61,509.32 tin ore quota receipts from otlui company! revenue fron has* •i.BB. (c which mti't be added dividend interest $1.306 63. profit on exchange 5945.30.
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    AYER MOLEK RUBBER CO., LTD.
    174 15 \niiual Report <»t th, Directors Twenty-third annual report of the dirt to the shareholders of Ayer Molelc Rubber Company. Ltd.. to be presented at the meeting of the Company at 137 Heeren Street. Malacca on March 31. states that the balance carried forward to the
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    ULU BENUT'S LOSS
    134 15 s m ,lln Balatu-f urrU'il I oru .irtl The directors- report to shareholders for the Tr ->-\ meeting of Ulu Benut OonsoUdaled Rubber Company LUL. to be hold tn Singapore en 4 states that after prortdtag for d elation and dtmctors' fees the account* for the «*r
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    PALM OIL AND KERNELS WEEKLY REPORT
    60 15 PALM OIL AND KERNELS WEEKLY REPORT me latest buyers' prices, receiwd by cable this morning, lor Malayan Palm Oil and Palm Kernels are as foltowa: i uuik :f. landed weight* New York landed weights U.S.A. !>, i 1 rli Mi /Holland Hamburg 115/--r,, i:.,rH^ I•• lon plu pi loi Palm
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    TEN YEARS' PLAN
    600 15 Rubber Marketing Scheme v. Financial Times. Mr I I Pentelow puts forward the following w:\ plan for a rub:- >, I would put forward scheme in regard to lubber, the HMMI H which is better marketing, /.ahsation of the fact thai Kuropean estates will keep a ten-year
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    87 15 Burl of Harewood, when touring centre /or Leeds unemployed said that on'one occasioi he was ptmnilmit and had to get Governmen ratttf. 1 found myself in Canada without I mid. "I had been In a forest flf and I had left my clothes and money, all c eh was paper,
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    129 15 luinues in Representative Prices Mai l'< .»0 1 American Can. Com. 59 57 rphene and T ;mph 101 >■.. 97 Ambaam Railroad 45 44 4 Dupont 39 II Firestone. Common N.Q lGen. Electiic 14 Motors 11 T Good 5 4 4 ■Gocc- H 13", 14 Inter.
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    BARLOWS REPORT
    199 15 iviiblui Markei Qiiitth Steadj ■gjgjn mv :3. Rubber market conditions generally show little change since the date cf our last report, ■ely any interest has beer. riMVn from the large consuming quarters, and in consequence p business has again been on a restricted scale. t Howe\er. there has
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    THE £ ABROAD
    124 15 THE ABROAD I'.ir Mai M ;erdam 8 51 375 605 V. 25.22.. 255 Berl J (1 43 14.:<Bombay 6 3 32ci Brussels 35 Buch. 313 575 Buawa Aires 47 58 41 offl. Coponhagen 22 7 16 Geneva 4 mgfors 'J 33 M Hong Kong Is I on 110 110 :1d
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    117 15 GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT j Singapore. Mar. 23. I Tht tone of Ok HNEI I I bm I .-steac- report, with no interest record. Prices have been By unchanged during t!. but show I morning. Spot unchanged don up l Wtm York 231 32 sold dov.n3 32 gold I I
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      215 15 March 23 SELLING London 4 months' sight 2 3 27 32 London, 3 months 1 right 2 3 13 16 London 60 days' sight 2 3 25 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 3 4 London, demand 2 j 23 32 London. TT 2 3 11 16
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      PRODUCE
      144 15 March 23 Singapore price (per plkul. $7662 O:iv.r-:.r I Pepper White Flake Tapioca 4 50 trl Sago SOHII 4 Copra. Sundriod Sago. Hour 1 W D oe's Imperial BrUliant Kerosene per tin Ml Sylvan A jsene per tic J Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump l .tish Imp. Gallon Socony
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      69 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION March 2Jr4.. H o'clock mm RJS.S. Equal to London Standard. Spot loose) 6'- I R S.S. Equal to London Standard. (FOB. Standard RSS cm Tender April 6>« f slt April-June t% July-Sept. 6 9 16 Or: -I. 6 13 16 Tom- of Market --Quiet Steady
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    879 15 CLOSING QUOTATION* I 111 KM> \I \K( II I.l' af adsf asdf dasf df dasf 1 O>l>G QI'OIAIION> Bujers Srllers Kumbans I 23s 3d 24s 3 austral Malay I 18s 20s norn U-er Hitam (ss< 10s 6d 11s 3 Tin 10s 9d 11s 6d I Padang v
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      69 15 Wt, exree.l $r».000.0i>., Assurance in force over 535,000.D00 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. -orporated in the Btraits Settlemer >atEa OMI Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27. Old Jewry E C I Bt^fOH Court of England and complies with the Miami Life AattmisCC panies Act in every particular TVB PLANS
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    GUNNERS DEFEAT THE S.C.C.
    873 16 LEAD OF TWO GOALS IN SECOND HALF Plucky Display By Morris X S.C.C 1. Although they defeated ti. B4TC goal* to one t'adang yas% I was difficult to recognis < which humbled th. Ui t.. th- turn six tomb to nil at the BUdhun last wm
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    SERVICES OVERWHELM MONOPOLIES
    159 16 POUR-NIL DEFEAT IN THIRD DIVISION Revenue Men Miss An Opportunity Publi< Ser\m-v I Monopolies 0. Playing in t DM D Bm basfjM at 'Yn .la! <:. I S'.^i. iMnnoon thi Publli the Mono] olies by loin --'Mis to ml a-:' Mi >| lolii >pi ed out well,
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    DRAW FOR GRIFFINS
    166 16 19.'>') Importations Into Medan l'hf toilowlug is the result of tin Itn Medan 1933 d-d M. j pmlr- > >i ar> i. I'l] r Sal\ a. Dn X....1 Mansur. Pcnang W.f:- A- 4 years. by S.i:ta>h Wattle. DntMl h| H s I S:i,!iu.i. Singapore 3. (irv spec
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    204 16 Winners of Yesterday's Games Championship Singles D: 1 Dem:. beat J F J Gr< eg. B—6.8 6. 6 B. 6-4 W R^>deer a o X Nankivel: H F V beat O Fulle: 4— i 6—l 6- -4 Championship Pairs:— Roy Smith ar.d N S W:,.- rat F
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    PING-PONG
    179 16 Singapore Championship Matches Results of matches plav-d in the Singapore pinif-ponir championship are as follows ladies' Open Championship Miss S Q Chan beat Miss Then Njoen Moy 3—o Miss Lee Ch.'e Har w o Miss Chan Hon Ylng Miss f X Choonu wo. Miss Chan Sou Chun. HM :n:i.(lvs
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    CEYLON SPORTS CLUB
    91 16 The following will represent the Ceylon Sports Club on Saturday and Sunday against I A and OR A respectively: On Saturday against I A II tAway): P. Rotnas^bTnathy. V Ambiavapar. C. Alvis. K. V. Lin^am. A V. Arunasalom. V Chelliah. M Thambirajah. Dr. C. S Manyam, Karthlpasu.
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    MARINES TRIUMPH OVER WILTS II
    267 16 SUPERIOR ATTACK AND DEFENCE Soldiers Fail to Register Single Goal Marine S.C. Wiltshire* 2nd 0. Tin Marine SporU Club's first football > liven were triumphant \t M»-rday. when they defeated the M' !i(i team "i the Wiltshiri Regiment by. thre< clear at the Anson Road
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    42 16 Celtic in Scottish Cup Final Yesterdays Mar. 2i>. V< >•;■.:... ■-.^il'-xi as follows Suiuier'.-.nui 0. Middlesborough I Manche.ster Cit> 1. MH| United INTKKN ATION \L TKIAI ■At Ports m «uth Re->t 5. England ScottL^h Cup •>. :r.:-:.:..i; repla> Ce'.tir 2 Hearts Reuter
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    LIVERPOOL CUP
    49 16 (ialdennis Wins in Field of 21] London. Mar 23. Tht tarn ;< -i:.r. for the Liverpool Cup resultt'd a.s> folk« GALUENNIS 1 POMMAME p BON SOLDAT 3 j 23 ran Won t» I ength two lengths between second and third. Bettlnir: 3 1.1 J 1 20 1.- Reuter
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    67 16 Week-end And Easter Competition Thr March monthly medal < stroke i tion aHI be played Saturday and Sunday. at the Island Club. The list tor Easter Cup invitation mixed foursomes to be played during the Easter Holiday? is now op«n and will clas* on Saturday, April Bth.
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET
    72 16 Negri Team to Meet Malacca Thr •■■llowmtr will play for Nogri Sembilan against Malacca in the first inter-State mat of the season at Malacca on Saturday, and on Sunday -G Brand iCapt.i F. A. S Caldwell. X C Jfctason-Hill. T X Sukumaran. Gurdial Bingh, A H Chapman. E
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    72 16 April Medal Competitions Next Week The April Medal and "Spring Cup" Competition will be played on Saturday and Sunday April 1 and 2 and the members who return the sixteen best scores will qualify to play for the Guillemard Cup. The April Ladies' Medal Competition will be
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    AMICABLE A.A. ANNIVERSARY
    36 16 At the second quarterly meeting of the Amu able Athletic Association i T was derided to celebrate the associations fifth anniversary, and to raise a voluntary minimum "üb -cription oi $3 per member.
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    31 16 The V.M.C.A. annual swimming carnival will be held at the V.M.C.A. swimming pool on April 1. There will be senior, junior and open events. Entries close on Saturday
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    603 16 SCOTTISH CUP TIE GATES SMALL THREE DRAWS IN FOURTH ROUND Celtic Have Hard Fight (From Our Own Otßtspond I London. Mar Hi i ceipts from the Scottish cuptie* on Satur da ureat disappointment to all the clubs concerned attendances were as follov.s: A l l l ndances Receipts. Clyde vs.
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    SCOTTISH RUGBY
    277 16 Opening: Of Watsonians' New (i round (From Our Own Correspondent* London Mar s Ukm the opening ceremony at the new field at My: !< Edinburgh, which was performed hv tli.- :ii.-!.t of th S ottish R by Union. match v. „s played bt-f. v and the Royal H.::h
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    40 16 The B<-.n-Ar-ord Chass Hub, Aberdeen, d^fa* Pollok br< cii n c club Gh go in th' final r<> 3 (H t0ur...;., ni i, 4 ■.■^ir. I: Accord arv worthy winners, teving at pre.*nt an enthu--i;u:tic „>am r f exceptional strenjfth
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