The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 May 1933
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section17 1933-05-01 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. [*<'■ ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY, MAY 1, 1933, 10 CENTS.17 words
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Article210 1933-05-01 1 Tentative dates for 19:U test matches are i t^*d by the Australian Board of Trirket Control Pa«e The possibility of a resort to arms between Japan and the I.S.S.R. for the settlement of the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute is discussed at Harbin. Pa*e !>. Chiang Kai-she* is210 words
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Article1119 1933-05-01 1 ■■One minute ',t is invention to devferag Wh:.t to- nbmiri migbi whole age enplos Congr- v» Pel hap- tin n. H umek influential books ■ppwu-taj m the nineteenth century, and. accord iirj ?u the view of uns/mpath' critics, the most insidiously poisonous of the lot. wa- Das1,119 words
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Advertisement215 1933-05-01 1 B* k uHb^^^Hf^H I 4 i^^^bblbbib! ■■■r Z^bbb! [AFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL THIS EVENING TEA DANCE-6 30 to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 p.m.— Midnight RAFFLKS FLEBRATED ORCHESTRA. B f»%F 5»1. PHONE 5351. k. NIEUW HOLLAND" SHOW BOAT BALL LES RAPHAEL MSTRALIAN SHOW BOAT BAND WILL ENTERTAIN VOl215 words
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Advertisement114 1933-05-01 1 ■V M^V Q^V VHV WHY HHV I (HV~VH r '\HV INTRODUGING TOLLEY'S Fine Old 1 Liqueur Brandy per quart including- duty* SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-IIGHT DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY Mme. Neryvof f FAMOUS SINGER AND CLASSIC DANCER OP GREAT ORIGINALITY ACXJOMPANTED BY Mr. L. Mirabel NOTED VIOLINIST FROM THE114 words
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Advertisement172 1933-05-01 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS English Cream Page 4. Six Wonderful Hours Pa^f 1 Btngaporc Poultry Show Paut- 4 Th< Connoineur'i Choke Pa«u- 8. 7M Times StronmM Than Cai^>olir Paut 12 CHRYSLER BIG CAR PERFORMANCE j BOORS THAT ARE BEING i TALKED ABOUT j S Knock-Out i Sapper J Seventh Affe (Bk. Society172 words
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Article315 1933-05-01 2 Death of Aerodrome Reclamation Foreman The death ccuiWd on Saturday ,t the General Hospital Singapore, ol Ifr Edward Thoma> Jenkins, reclamation foreman at the Singapore CtVtl Aerodrome. The funeral, which too.: place at the Bidad.tn Cemetery on Saturday afternoon, was lavfttj :.tt r ndcd The Yen315 words
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Article151 1933-05-01 2 Three Thousand Birds Expected At New World Singapore's first poultry show is to be held at the Now World at the end of May under the patronage of Major General L C. L. Oldfield. OOC as a further move m the campaign to encourage young Straits-born Chine* to151 words
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Article767 1933-05-01 2 ALLOWANCE OF £1,000 A YEAR FOR EXILE King's Proposed Tour <Frora Our Own Corresoondent/* Bangkok. April Hi. Tin, month, m iew of what happened on April 1 t Bangkok has been less placid than usual Ev-.-n the ff.rair; f •ir.umunity have been rqnsMerlng the possibility of767 words
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Article232 1933-05-01 2 The following is the programme of drills up to and for week-ending. May 7th. To-day (Monday* 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. "C" (Scottish) Coy.. Lewis Gun Training and 30 yards Range: Depot Coy.. Arms Drill: 5.30 p.m.. Headquarters, "B" Coy.. Lewta Gun Training and Miniature Range. Tuesday. 5232 words
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Advertisement460 1933-05-01 2 THE NEW ANTISEPTIC AND GERMICIDE. -^AOVAS£P7IC-^ Non-irritating Pleasant to use. Non-toxic Non-canstic 750 times stronger than Carbolic Acid and yet it may be used with safety on open wounds. Stockists .—MEDICAL HALL. LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class Work Lowest Rates. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone460 words
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Advertisement488 1933-05-01 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Supply of 6.500 tons Australian Gas Coal. delivered at Gas Works between Sept. Ist and488 words
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Advertisement380 1933-05-01 2 a^a^LT ißafoKA^R^a aY it JD''^ IVarl a^sM^a^s^aWs^^^^^Mr^y^P'4.'^, i\\ II Lw a* 1 m\> v HT\ I^^^MMCj^C^Sjh^KSlS^a^sa^saaaaaa^a^aa^aa,-^,,^,^^- \T AND MOST OF \ll! J The New Scpnk ftouu of th,. U.sj| f f See th» best of the marwllon. Csnadl L (^Jhafl Park Lod^e to th« heart of u,,f,, iravei straight through380 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Article1428 1933-05-01 3 m \i i«26 ArrangHM* be NANKING^ rASK Ifesg Loßdon on \|ini n». i tin China I I I I I B 1 general ty-four t of Mr. o. 1 B .].'> 1 esl m H sin his touch H a ••re H > "Uiit.s was H1,428 words
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Article36 1933-05-01 3 Mis May Stubbing. 26. of Rochester, was burled at Rochester on easter Saturday, she v.as to h;»\e be* n married on Easter Monday, but developed blood-poisoning as the result of a < yst on her wedding finger.36 words
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Article560 1933-05-01 3 WOMEN'S REPLIES TO MISS MARY BORDEN Easier Marriage Wanted Women m all parts of Britain have united m a chorus of disapproval against the sagMOB, made by Miss Mary Borden, the novelist, that the honeymoon should be abolished. A shower of mingled brick-bats and bouquets mci560 words
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Article137 1933-05-01 3 Duties Succeed m Checking Foreign Imports London. April la. Introducing the budget Mr. Neville Chamberlain mentioned that revenue from oil splits and tea had substantially increased, but the beer revenue was £6.000.000 below the estimate. Revenue from the new tariffs totalled £32.000.000. £9,000,000 below the estimate, partly owingReuter Wireless - 137 words
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Article123 1933-05-01 3 Nanyang Siang Pau - Nanyang Siang Pau Former Manchu Statesman Head Hong Kong. April >8. Mr Shcn Chun-hsien. former Viceroy of the Provinces of Kwangtung and Kwangsi and one of the best known statesmen during the Manchu regime, di d m Shanghai yesterday at the age of 74. Mr. Shea was123 words
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Article58 1933-05-01 3 Freight Service to and From Australia London. April 26. The Under-Seeretary for Air. Sir Philip Sa--soon. In the House of Commons said that negotiations for a reyular British commercial air service tc and troiv AustraH.v are proc.edinp satisfactorily, but he was not yet able to anticipate definitely theBritish Radio - 58 words
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Advertisement348 1933-05-01 3 J&w. I ARCADIA jJ^SSi^ WORKS ■:> JJp^'^^lSP^L LONDON fli sf w < "'SL..~SLjW r iii 4wj> s CARRERAS' wonder Factory m LONDON the HOME of.. CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES The most modernly-designed and equipped Tobacco Factory m the World is Arcadia Works, on the Hampstead Road, London, NAY., where Carreras make348 words
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Article1122 1933-05-01 4 ITALIAN ACCOMPLICE AS WITNESS Sensational Revelations at Bow Street 7 ■.-.".•> was a sensation i>;<v -.< trcci v. lv.'l man who, with 13 oth 1 men mml woman, we charged m connection with alleged lire Insuranct n-auds. ion the dock Cot the witnessbox. He was Judah1,122 words
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Article313 1933-05-01 4 MRS. BONNEY'S ADVENTURE Machine Shipped to Rangoon I From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. April >ti. Two tttegnuni v.pn despatched from RenonK to the Ministry cf Interior m connection with Mrs. Harry Bonney <.{i Monday. Th<' first WM sent off at 930 a 1:1.. and the MCond313 words
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Article315 1933-05-01 4 Government Confident .Money Will be Raised From Our O n Correspondent 1 Bangkok. April !fl. Tile prospectus ot the first internal loan Slam ias ever tried to raise has beer. Issued Nowadays P-': is regarded as a <?ood rate of interest, md the Government seem to have315 words
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Article199 1933-05-01 4 HE. the High Commissioner has appointed Captajn F. L Harding to be actin? Major. Malay Blatei Volunteer Regiment. HE the Hil:li Commissioner has appointed Lieut. E. W. Waterfield to be acting Captain, Malay States Volunteer Regiment On and from May Ist. Daily Latter Tel.-rams for British SomaTiland will be accepted199 words
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Article80 1933-05-01 4 Th-f Ern^ii" Marketing Boaid Mtn d(K>m»«fi <staU s UM London Stm Tlu- Em pin- r«'p!«scntativps on the Comnnft< n f -.ultat.ion and 00-operation have d«< linfd oui Go\ rnnwin s suggestion tha» th<- DMMIOI should rtMUPC th" cost of the Board vith i; Th<-\ do not Unnk it80 words
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Article27 1933-05-01 4 Th« Rluht Reverend Dom .In c d« OWta Nuih.'s. Bushop ol Mikuo. ha univcd m Singapore on tn.s pastoral imi and \xill rMMIn here for two months.27 words
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Advertisement215 1933-05-01 4 Several patent preparations have Malaya tor SINGAPORE FOOT AjkfS&P^^f^ ;jU none quite so good as I^^^^^ It is a definite cure for SINGAPORE f^^ y FOOT and is equally efficacious for DHOBY ITCH, RINGWORM and all irritating skin infections. OBTAINABLE FROM Medical Hall, Ltd. .Maynard and Co., Ltd. British Dispensary,215 words
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Advertisement144 1933-05-01 4 ML X Cow Gale ~^M&* B wv' you vnU be dittoed, Ell«|llS|i wiih Us cbeLUu&us v» v 'I Fi^sA fr^m (/i^ Green MeodoK i oi Devon t'Doi< OBTAINABLE AT All SASSOON (0.. lit, (airnh.l! UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED P MAJOR-GENERAL L. L OLDFIELD, A SINGAPORE POULTRY I will be held a144 words
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Article, Illustration93 1933-05-01 5 Funeral of Victim at Bidadari Cemetery. M *>r L.A.C. .1. F. F. Firth, who was killed m the air crash at Seletar on Tuesday. The eartegc is on its wa\ to Flidadari Cemetery tk^ ''"I.K'i \v<»« »v, i. ■ou „i,ii m runliffe- Lister inaugurated the Anglo-Palestine93 words
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Advertisement41 1933-05-01 5 €-!5 C 9.15 f>.M. MJA I £VAT/QNSyPH<Mt~e9O^f K^^K Love, Laughter and Lots of Sizzle! lABCENV WWgM INLOVE "9ts Ay iMJHjf A with Warner BAXTER Miriam JORDAN Herbert MUNDIN Story by Paul Hervey Fox Directed by Frank Tuttle Fox Picture L i41 words
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Advertisement44 1933-05-01 5 CAPITOLI 1 (irand Malayan Premiere! TO-NIGHT!! J^\ Mjf 1 ls s BRITISH I PICTURE YET! BUCHANAN I m British and Dominions Brightest comedy, with music \m and Dancing "YES, Mr. BROWN" with ELSIE RANDOLPH and M ARGOT GRAHAME INAI GYRATING THE XPITOLS ANNIVERSARY MONTH44 words
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Advertisement47 1933-05-01 5 "THE MUMMT 1 COMES TO LIFE ON THURSDAY A L HAMBRA 3W» ANOTHER FINE TWO-FEATURE SHOW VANITY STREET THE TRIE STORY OF TO-DAY'S "NO! WANTED" t.IRL WITH CHARLES BICKFORD HELEN CHANDLER MAYO METHOT PRESENTED WITH THE LIGHTNING FLYER MILE-A-MINITE RAILROAD DRAMA WITH JAMES HALL AND DOROTHI SEBASTIAN47 words
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SPORT OF THE DAY
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Article664 1933-05-01 6 Percentage System of Reckoning Points A return to tfa percentage system ot reckon kOg points m the County Cricket Championship will be made this year. The Advisory County Cricket Committee, which met at Lord's. approved the recommendations of the subcommitts appointed to go into the matter. As was664 words
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Article360 1933-05-01 6 Wales and Scotland Draw Last Saturday, the International match between Wales and Scotland at Ban?or opened quietly. Scotland was the first to attack, but Parline kicked behind. It was an uninspiring game, and half an hour elapsed before a cheer was heard. This occurred when the Welsh goal-keeper360 words
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Article1543 1933-05-01 6 McAvoy's Boxing Triumph Len Harvey, the holder of the middleweight j champion, lost his crown at Belle Vue. Manchester, when he vas beaten on points by Jock McAvoy. of Rochdale. It was a great contest marked by toe to toe exchanges, and 10,000 spectators were roused to a1,543 words
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Advertisement442 1933-05-01 6 WHITEA WAY'S THE HOUSE FOR ■,!■»■■<;» lIPEBWEAB WHIT E AWAY S itSt?*^ S^~\ nfw basic aWmLm s\s'\ One > i H H MOUIKVS PI Kh SILK I.VIMf s v\ Xl \\<hii \i-i H^j p3 Seiuued legs. lisle feet Fin, nb ni,.r., t,,p WVll^fffflnM am SUS|H ndel tO!>S CUbin [iasic Value442 words
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Advertisement47 1933-05-01 6 FO^ A Eft AT CD A.. 1 ill D m to tin- .oao«iB H Your t. I Cnivers li Olde English Marmalade I Try also Olivers' Jams, Jellies, Canned Frum and Vr^ui I Agent V. R. VICK A C<K Hooff Konc Bank < h.imbrrv W** T '1 I47 words
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WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES
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Article343 1933-05-01 7 PADANG CLUBS DRAW Isplemin: H 'ByW. N. I I I I I s X S.R.C. I v: on First I I itch betwi 1 n I .Urd m .1 H dr.tv- B B B iuch bei to the total <>i N Hamilton In the bY LC ■X H 1 -.pi343 words
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Article282 1933-05-01 7 Baturdayi cnckel m Singapore though not Interfered with by rain was nevertheless affected by a heavy storm the previous night and pitches] veiv on the slow side Batsmen generall\ came of! on top of the bowling and several big individual scores were made including a282 words
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Article216 1933-05-01 7 ST. JOSEPHS VS. I. A. such consistently good batting, displays ol late. enabled St. Joseph's Institution to dec hue at For tv Rickets sgainsi the Indian Association on Baturdaj Tin- inciiaiis replied with the low total of »>4 for seven wickets. Four of th» wickets yen accounted loi t)^ Pernandes216 words
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Article267 1933-05-01 7 The Nondesi upts were well served by Samson i < Silva m their Match auainst the United Engineers on Saturday on the R.A. ground. De Silva knocked up a Bne century and retired at 198 and the Nondes. ripts declared at 199 for seven Wickets.267 words
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Article141 1933-05-01 7 On Wednesday last. nuembtt Ol the stall 'ot the Pree Press sought an Interview with Captain J. I* smclair with reference to pUoto urn. pUoUfC matters Captaii. Sinclair declined to say one word on the Mbject and the reportal wrxtt U) article describing thai retusal141 words
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Article609 1933-05-01 7 OBJECTION BY WHALAN OVERRULED Heavy doing But Good Sport Prom Our Own Oomapondens] Penanff. April The Benani Ttart Clui>'.s BMetnat opened ;> -day on a heavy course after a downpour earlier In the day. This, however, did not damp the ardour of the large609 words
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Article35 1933-05-01 7 Arsenal and Huddersfield Share Point* VILLA'S FIVE GOALS Spurs Beaten At West Ham London, April 29. Hie following were the results of matches played m the English and Scottish Ixauues today: afk'asgfpqkg35 words
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Article593 1933-05-01 7 IP. Ittons m the En^h-h and Scot': h 1 are as follows: P \V I, D P. A PU nal 41 2S 8 8 117 58 M \m n Villa 40 22 10 s hk 64 f>2 Sheffield W. 41 21 II 9 79 64 SI Newcastle utd.593 words
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192 1933-05-01 7 AUSTRALIAN BOARD'S PROPOSALS Tentative Dates For Next Year's Test Matches Melbourne. April 2<l. In the message o2 the Australian Board of Cricket Control to the M.C.C. banning body line bowling the Board recorrunends an addition to the laws of cricket and asks for the192 words
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Article280 1933-05-01 7 Draw for the Second Hound The draw lor the second round o; th< Malayan billiard championship tournament ior the Padmore challenge shield is as follows: Monday May Ist. tf.3o p.m.: Sallch bin Ka.-sim (Fathol Kanb Clubi vs. Loo Chcni Swee Bt mkmcer Athletic Club); 9 p.m. W. A.280 words
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Article88 1933-05-01 7 Mr. A (avondish Entertained At Kuala Lumpur From Our Own Correspoiuii nl Kuala Lumpur. April V.*. Mr A Cuv. ndish. the retiring Director ol Co-operation, SS. and F.M.S.. was entertained m the Town Hall here to-nipht by members of tht urban o-operativc .societies o! BriangOT when he was88 words
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Article437 1933-05-01 7 Conflict Between Old And New Ideas RESTITUTION SUIT Jud<*e Dismisses Two Points In Case [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, April 28. The applications to the court by the young Chinese wife. Choi Wao Yin?, fur restitution of oonjugal rights and for a declaration that437 words
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Article280 1933-05-01 7 Popular Chinese Dental Practitioner Dr J. h Yap, who until recently cairiai on one of the beat known dental practical m B Dgapore at Amber Mansions, Orchard Road, died In Amsterdam last week, acconUni to information received at the week-end Dr. Yap ni FOUng280 words
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Article189 1933-05-01 7 Oloh Ok»h Party's Charity Effort A "Grand Vartetf Entertainment was rivi m h-v the Oleli Oli h Party at tin- Great World on Saturday night, Urn net proceeds to be donated t< ;he European an<l non-European Unemployment Funds Tfecft uas a v«-r>- >ar-»> audirm who watfln-d the troup.-189 words
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Advertisement30 1933-05-01 7 LAW NOTICE To-day Beforr Mr. Justice Mills m thi 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Assizes 1. Rex vs. Massxilamani. 2. Rex vs. Tang Choong 3. Rex vs. Tang Kam Sek.30 words
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1062 1933-05-01 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY MAY 1, 1933. WEEK-END COMMENTS Interest m Japans activities m China has been shitted from Jehol to the dispute between the Soviet and Manchukuo over the C.E. Railway, which has been boiling up significantly m the past few days. Every day brings additional evidence that the1,062 words
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Article252 1933-05-01 8 Mr A B. Jordan. M.C.S., is |MtlUil tm act a Secretary for Chinese Affairs. S.S There will be no gues'j ai the weekly Rotary tiffin at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday when tlif officers for the IWlitlH year will be elected Singapore Ratepayers' Association pmrnntttit decided to endeavour to enlist252 words
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Article585 1933-05-01 8 Most Cosmopolitan flub m Singapore It hi the proud claim of the Singapore Clv Club that they are most cosmopolitan gathering m the town, not even excluding the Rotai\ Club That of course Ls as it should be. for chess is an international pastime, but It585 words
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Article290 1933-05-01 8 Ten Hours IMane lournoy ror il.) (From Our Own Correspond' ru i Bangkok. \p il Jf, The speed up m making Singapore int<> i port ot rail beUven Baimkok ay.: 1» Indus i> a linect thrust at the <r< un ol thf railway traflh on the FMS and HUM290 words
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Article32 1933-05-01 8 IFREE PRESS SERVICE COFTBKIHI London, \pril The. engagement of Miss I/onor.. !)n<». the daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak Lord Inchcap* 1 h r>fficlalh MHMMOMi m th. Sunday Times32 words
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Article54 1933-05-01 8 The F.M.S. Government Gazette MMMMH the following appointments: Raja Muda m, Raja Haji Bot. an officer of Class 111. Mala\ Civil Service, to act as Registrar. Sup'om.' Court. Federated Malay States. Class II ftA L. C. Simpson-Gray, an officer of Class V Malayan Civil Cervice. to act as Deputy PuMk54 words
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Article59 1933-05-01 8 PIRATES' CAPTIVES AND WELL BRITISH n \nother Outrage on n, The "Ngfcj )]\n. b Ml 'Ill. >har m v The pi: i i>the:- Oflfc I)! Hi.. hundi d nii; th< C nil.si ica; mm i ■tin H i mni, M intern M tiie eopdvi had bet inqunin de\ol.! jJHIiln one59 words
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Article138 1933-05-01 8 Man-ia-M' of \> m icfctam I'd.' Clithcdi >. man.iL' IflM Th» brkh Ihc to* M h J Qulldfon I rt.' and 'In brU 2 crinkled satin J \K It ll M» d I hjiiuiii-. I i M ♦•(igcd with A hunt < U I pt .1 k Mi138 words
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Article17 1933-05-01 8 I Ml 1.-IKHH SI i Kl.l> fi h Rul m N rah. follow Xl I17 words
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Advertisement253 1933-05-01 8 CAUDEECK'S SHERRIES PORTS THE CONNOISSEURS CHOICE Have You Visited Our New PROVISION STORE IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. CHIFFONETTE STOCKINGS that d e 1 i g h t y o u and on which you can depend You have never seen any stocking to equal the253 words
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Advertisement50 1933-05-01 8 AN EXPLORER REPORTS that he has discovered evidence of a lost race m East Africa. We could have given him some old sweep tickets and saved him the journey. "G AFL A C" Policies cover most other losses. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.50 words
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CALL FOR HALT IN TARIFF WARS
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Article87 1933-05-01 9 L to Open World IRK! EGGING Senate Gives resident Inflation Powers I the United Prance for a ti (Tective 0 truce [erence n the the ,ii the most possible m i ms, the agreements conference. i urirtoii. \piil .50. W i kmfemiot W announced tJiat t WorldReuter - 87 words
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Article87 1933-05-01 9 H [i D -i and M H^H .Mil. tl untiles will be B slmultan< ■El i B 1 loiiii would be tin kit value MR i! moiitli s V ad\isen *re V mttch the to the HP I": n: '.it to payment of 0" 1100.000.000. H I Inflation87 words
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Article199 1933-05-01 9 FIVE DAYS IN CABIN WITH DEAD COMRADES Hinkler's Lonely End m the Apennines Florence. April 29. A passport and other doeuirn nts loiuid near the body m the wrecked aeroplane definitely ronfirm that the body is that of Hinkler. Death must have been instantaneous as theReuter - 199 words
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Article133 1933-05-01 9 l.<.tiil,.u April ?<4. Like the air mail plane. Hinklers descent uas made at an almost incredibly inaccessible' s|>"t the nearest village being Montemignaio tue miles away and reached by a narrow winding road overhanging a precipice. Tht Milage was not visited by a motor car until tv.oReuter - 133 words
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Article280 1933-05-01 9 T.S. Navy Board's Attitude Towards Disarmament Washington. April 30. The U.S. Navy Board is urging the const rueiion or forty-three warships Immediately owing to the alleged toferiorit] of the Unned Rates navy Cleneva. April i«>. Whi.i is regarded a-- the "first fruits of the .v. hJngton talks"Reuter - 280 words
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Article66 1933-05-01 9 Another Heresy Hunt m Russia Moscow. April 150. A umantic 'purge of the Communist Party is officially scheduled to begin on June 1. It will apply throughout the country with the exception of a few districts and simultaneously the "passport system." which keeps the people where th»- GovernmentReuter - 66 words
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Article70 1933-05-01 9 Reported Promise of Support by South-west slmm^ii.ii. April 30. The .secretariat of the Kuomintangj headquarters m Nanking announced yesterday that delegates of the Provincial branches to the General Congress to be held m July will huve to be elected before June 15. and their names submitted to NankingUnion Times - 70 words
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Article502 1933-05-01 9 Thousands of Central Troops Reach Peiping IMPROVED MORALE Nantienmen Falls But Other Towns Reoccupied Shanghai, April 30. After ten days' continuous bom- bardment by Japanese artillery and planes, the positions at Nantienmen. seventy miles to the north of Peiping. were evacuated by the Chinese forcesUnion Times - 502 words
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Article38 1933-05-01 9 i Peiping. April 30. Latest despatches from the front admit that Nantienmen (thousand-heaven gate> has been evacuated by tbc Chinese forces who are takng i up positions m a new defence line to the .south. Reuter Far EasternReuter Far Eastern - 38 words
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Article88 1933-05-01 9 Berlin Police Search Hundreds of Houses Berlin. April 29. There is a recrudesence of police harrying of Communists who are alleged to be organising a counter revolution. Ten thousond policemen and brown shirts cordoned off a big region m the west end last evening, and searched hundreds ofReuter - 88 words
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Article43 1933-05-01 9 Seven Miners Killed; Others I Injured Cologne. April 30. Seven miners were kill< d and two injured m ;i colliery explosion at Camap. near Essen. It is not vet known whether the remainder of the shift on duty is safe. Reuter.43 words
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Article42 1933-05-01 9 Dr. G. Haridas. of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, who proceeded to London on study leave last August, has sent a message that he has gained his M.R.CP < London* and that, he expects to return to Singapore early m June this year.42 words
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Article306 1933-05-01 9 GROWING TENSITY IN FAR EAST Manchukuo's Accusations of Illegal Acts Harbin. April 29. Thr {rowing tensity of fottfaf m Japan against the USSR, over the dispute about the Chinese Eastern Railway is indicated by the Japanes* official newspaper, the Harbin Times, which :;ays that it is uselessReuter - 306 words
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Article119 1933-05-01 9 Questions m House of London, April 2*. Asked In the House of Commons what steps weiC benm taken m connection with the arrest m Germany of Mr. W. Mann and the Indian Tagori. the Foreign Secretary. Sir John Simon, said that Mann wtm arrested during a police raidBritish Radio - 119 words
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Article101 1933-05-01 9 21 Days "Unconditional and Irrevocable" Poona. April .JO. Mr Gandhi announce.- from Yeiavda jail that be will commence on May 8 a "21 days i unconditional and irrevocable fast" m connec- tion with the campaign for the removal of i untouehability J Gandhi's decision to fastReuter - 101 words
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Article82 1933-05-01 9 Nanking's Strong; Protest to Mexican Government Shanghai. April 30. A batch of 170 Chinese who have been forced to return to China by the Mexican Government arrived m Shanghai yesterday Property worth over ten million dollars is reported to have been confiscated by the Mexican Government, after theUnion Times - 82 words
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Article89 1933-05-01 9 Governor of Honan to Command Anti-Red Forces Shanghai. April 30. General Liv Chin, Governor of Honan. has been appointed Commander of the anti-Red forces m Kiangsi m place of Marshal Chianpr Kai-shek. I General Koo Tso-tung. Governor of Kiang-<u, who was recently censured by the Government for exceeding89 words
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Article19 1933-05-01 9 The Chinese Government has appointed Mr. jHu Shih-cheh chief delegate to the Opium Committee to the League of Nations19 words
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Advertisement482 1933-05-01 9 LAWN MOWERS In the purchase of a Lawn Mower the first cost is a consideration, but only one. The judicious buyer considers also the quality of the Mower, its cutting efficiency, probable length of life, and cost of its renewals etc. Wt hold i full range «»f >huiij»» jJ^L^^Bßt— >liiviitv482 words
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Advertisement1084 1933-05-01 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co Ltd, and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO.. (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co, Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co, Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co. Ltd. THE1,084 words
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Advertisement530 1933-05-01 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Due Spore. Sails Spore. s.s. CITY OF KHIOS For Havre, London. Rotterdam A: Hamburg Tn port May m.v. CITY OF LILLE For Havre, London. Rotterdam Hamburg530 words
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Advertisement367 1933-05-01 10 British India and Apcar 1 (Incorporated iv V KMAIL, PASSENGER AND C4pl SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIEN TAL n I UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS M\, h LONDON AND FAR FAS I f OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR I Dae I Tonnage. siujjiporr. I BURDWAN 6.070 May 7 i I KAISAR-I-HIND 1" MftJ367 words
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Advertisement535 1933-05-01 11 a i\imi: VD-THE-WORLD TRAVEL 0. S. K. LINE T G OPPORTUNITY OF BEEINa cE YLOi> I VST SOUTH AFRICA, SOUT V NI) NORTH AMERICA, JAPAN, CHINA iSDO-CHINA AND STRAITS SETTLEMENTS i OXIMATELY 5 MONTHS TO 2 AT PASSENGER'S OPTION QSI ;,,|M» lIIK-WOHI.I) TRAVEL FARES FROM s|\ \J'o::l HACK TO SINGAPORE535 words
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Advertisement449 1933-05-01 11 BigHiggggP^3s^B^«gHHggl jiJLJiJiib^b'iacjaocga llggggH to Ei:itoi»je FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penang. N. York. Pres Van Buren May 6 May 9 May 11 j une 20 Pre.,. Garfield May 20 May 23 May449 words
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Advertisement627 1933-05-01 11 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MELCHIOR TREL'B— Monday. May 1. Belawan-Deli. I>AJAK— Monday. May 1. Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api RETEH— Tuesday, May 2. Bengkalis. Paneh. Taniong-M^nundar TanjOOg-LeMonf Bfton; bang and Asahan. TOMOHON— Tuesday. May 2. Singkawang. pemamjkat and Samba MAJANG— Wednesday. May 3. Prigi-Radja. Sapat'. 'IVmbilahan Pbeloe-Pftltai P°ivuhunEstate and627 words
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Article295 1933-05-01 12 And the Brain Fever Birds of Malaya (From a Special Correspondent) London, April 1 1 Th.- arrival this year of the cuckoo has brought forward many comparison with .similar birds m other parts of the Empire. Mr. E. G. Boulenger. Director of the Zoological Society's Aquarium, writes: •Actually295 words
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Article300 1933-05-01 12 The Health Bulletin of the League Ol Nations' Eastern Bureau for the week ended April 32nd is as follows: Alexandria: 1 plague case and- 1 death: 11 smallpox cases and 8 death as compared v. vi. 11 cases and 1 death m the previous week Baghdad: 1 smallpox300 words
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Advertisement601 1933-05-01 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated Is Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE vim JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Secular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,37* tons) an* Uw 8 8 MANGO LA (3.352 tons). [Cargo only] •a. IiARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamer* tradlnt to Australia.601 words
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Advertisement352 1933-05-01 12 HENDERSON UNE. SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS Bj I ortnijfhUy Passenger Steamer Between Rangoon, MarseUles and England. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Tort of Disrmharkation Plymouth Leave Rangoon 1933. K£MMENDINE May 6 BHAMO May 20 AMARAPOORA June 3 SAGA ING June 17 CalLs London. Passage Rates include tjam farc.s u> Port of Embarkation. LONDON Single352 words
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Advertisement153 1933-05-01 12 THE TORTURE PILES Why com i, with dr xu «fr' PLASMA M too stubtx.r;; t completely an application aj tlon of DX PLASMA 1 instant rein effects a cur* Sufferers frail dlseaw* r out delay a curative oi--Pharmacy. M at $2.15 per THE EAST \sufiui UMITH). (Inr PASSKNC, TO QQKM153 words
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Miscellaneous683 1933-05-01 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p m and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every683 words
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Article1882 1933-05-01 13 The Baltic Reviews Her 2<) Years The Baltic, the Bamotu liner endeared to thousands of transatlantic travellers, tells below bei n ton i .1 her roi anti en eooM noi to sucti prosaic close shr i)'-''n v.>id t<> Japan, and, sadly, enough, te tv j tor1,882 words
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Article146 1933-05-01 13 t From Our Own Correspondent The following passengers for Penang and Singapore left London on the Kalser-i-Hind on April 13. Mr. G. N Allen. Mrs. Allen. Mr A. T. Cameron. Mr. J. Hargreaves. Mr. F B Ormston. Mrs. Ormston. Mr. H. T Pagden. Mr. H. S. Taylor. Mr.146 words
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Article84 1933-05-01 13 The following passengers left Singapore by the O.S.K steamer Montevideo Maru for South Africa and South American pcrts Mr. G. G. B. Deuss. Mr. L.. A. P Leite. Mrs. H. Lar.sson. Miss P. M. Donnell Mr W. D. Ashwell. Mrs. May Ashwell. Mr. Otakara. Mr. A. Praeg. Miss84 words
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Article123 1933-05-01 13 According to telegraphic advice from the Chief Inspector of Navigation at Batavia, light buoy m Panei River <2 degr 44.5' N.. 100 degr. 4.0 E.) is not burning. The s.s. Conte Verde (Italian Mail> is due to arrive here on Tuesday morning from Trieste, Venice. Brindisi. Port Said. Bombay and123 words
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Advertisement369 1933-05-01 13 I' II Wj INGAPORE FREE PRESS ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. It i morning daily m Malaya. Delivered tin- (hota Hazi each morning. Latest latest t«l«'«rams and latest announcements uhbrr and tin cables appear daily. feature* include pictures, bridge notes. page with latest fashions, sporting. uir«'l«-ss articles, besides letters from369 words
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Advertisement232 1933-05-01 13 F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, LTD., 3A, Raffles Quay, Telephone No. 2234. s Foods The 'Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of infants m hot climates. They are free from harmful germs, and are readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water, thus giving complete independence of doubtful miik232 words
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Article430 1933-05-01 14 BRITAIN AND DENMARK AND GERMANY Ensuring Outlets for Exports London. April M, By the new trade agreement between the United Kingdom and Denmark, signed on Monday, each country undertakes that import duties on certain classes of goods m which the other is interested shall not be raisedReuter - 430 words
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Article129 1933-05-01 14 Rushy. April a White Riper toned to-night eives the temu of the Anglo-Gorman commercial n latioivs Rgrceemenl OB which a House of com:: resolution will be taken on Monday The Qoverunent of the United Kingdom win undertake that German uttclei la Ktaedak attached shall not be subjected toBritish Radio - 129 words
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Article250 1933-05-01 14 Interesting Book Added To Library vFrom. Our Own Correspondent! London. April 11. The Malayan Office is once again indebted 10 Mr. Eric Miller for additions to their library This time Mr. Millers generosity takes the form of two books, one us an tatensjttng little \olume styled250 words
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Article48 1933-05-01 14 London. April 25. The British embargo on Russian imports came into operation after the close of the customs offices at 5 p.m. this evening. Prohibited goods arriving after to-night will not be admitted and must either be sent back or disposed of elsewhere Reuter WirelessReuter Wireless - 48 words
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Advertisement221 1933-05-01 14 Cooked MEATS FREIAfeEI) f RfS H I r\IIVFrCMTHI U til EM FRESH MEAT p|||||jC TCNCUE CHOICE ft RAW N r7nT!#i!T!T!Ty??riTTI?!!fffWBBI jgf^Sßbbm;. REMEMBER Bl teeth are I nine parts of \our body. They may he ill IT" through lack of the proper m ■^a^^^^^M nourishment Calcium. —but now Hy^H you can221 words
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Advertisement726 1933-05-01 14 BANKS AND i.\s7 CHARTERED BANK TIIK -vm\,'< OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) ITr Paid up capital In 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000.000 Reserve Fund £3, 000. 000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE I 38, Bishopsfcate, London, EC 2. Agencies and Branches726 words
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Miscellaneous695 1933-05-01 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION t PBOGBAMMES FOB INDIA, BURMA, BTBAITS SETTLEMENTS. and FEDERATED MALAY STATES I PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRY, ENGLAND J i Wavelength* 25.3 metre* and lI. S metres. 1 Monday, May Ist I BB X -30 pjn. Tim- Bignal from Bis; i Ben. News bulletin I 2.45 A695 words
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Miscellaneous18 1933-05-01 14 14.47 Buenos Aires (Argentine) LBY. 13.97 Daventry OSH. 13.93 Pittsburgh WBXK. 12—5 p.m Times are given m G.M.T.18 words
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Article834 1933-05-01 15 [Ml' Hi Replies To Criticism t E I I X win < B ft 1,1 ii;i \< inn i th<' I H With tile r B inch v an bp B y Him mm it ni ion <i i B inch 1 B B inch t B834 words
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Article71 1933-05-01 15 p o: rubljer harvested during 1932 amount785JM lb. (against 742.000 lb.) Averaet tie price 243 d. per pound n-quivalent U per pound London landed terms comwith 245 d. per pound (equivalent U ptl pound London landed terms) for 1931 a brought forward was £1.802: ad( I lrom t.i\71 words
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Article1077 1933-05-01 15 MR. ERIC MILLER AND RESTRICTION Bikam Rubber Estate Annual Meeting Mr H Brk Miller chairman* presiding at the twenty-third ordinal y general him till! •>: the Bikam Rubber Estate. Limited, said VVt fDt through a difficult year with a cash km of £1,000 m spite of1,077 words
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Article70 1933-05-01 15 m Increase of Malayan Exports I th, s i ending April 22nd, export J of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports! Immounted to 56.tJ27 cases, of which 40.256 i. to the United Kingdom. 2.211 Ci Ito Europe. SMS cawi to Canada and 8.335 rasea ebewhere i i ToUl exports70 words
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Article187 1933-05-01 15 THE ABROAD I*:u April •>-;. I Amsterdam 1207 8.55- 846 Athena 375 607 605 Belgrade 25.22^ 255 250 Berlin 2043 15 oj 14.80 Bombay to. M i>. 6 1 32 d is. 6 1 i6d Brussels 35 24 65 24.32' Bucharest 313 580 575 IBuenoa Aim 47 58 41 offi.187 words
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Article170 1933-05-01 15 South Wales Man's j Invention j Experts have commended the invention of :i j Llanelly. South Wales, man. which is expected j play an important part m the prevention of s pollution by oil of coastal and inland waters j The apparatus, which is of a170 words
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Article360 1933-05-01 15 EXCHANGE RATES April 29 London. 4 months' sight 2/3Ts London. 3 months' sight 2/3 27/32 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 13/16 London. 30 days' sight 2/3 25 32 London, demand 2/3 y London. T.T. 2/3 23/32 Lyons. Paris, demand 980 Hamburg, demand 165 New. York, demand360 words
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78 1933-05-01 15 April »9th.. 1_• o'clock noon Buyrrs Sellers RS.S equal to London Standard, Spot .loose. 7 15 16 8 RS.S. equal to London Standard. .F.OB. 81< 8 Standard R3S on Tender Hfcj 8 8K June 8\ 8 1 May-Jun. 81 16 83 16 July-S-M 8 878 words
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Article846 1933-05-01 15 SATI RUAY. APRIL 2HTII. 19.:.; (LOSING Ul OTAIIUNs Buyers Sellers Asam Kumbang <£) 23s 3d 24s 3d Austral Malay c£> 18s 20s nom. Aye: Hitam (ss. Us 9d 12a 6ri Bangtn Tin <£> n s ga 12^ 6cl Batang Padang vSI 05 07 l a Batu Caves846 words
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Advertisement68 1933-05-01 15 ygtsj^fL-' <>0000 Assurance m force over $35.600.000 I I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) n Life Building. Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27. Old Jewry EC ?ited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act m68 words
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634 1933-05-01 16 Lancashire Clubs m Battle for F. A- Cup OVER 93,000 SPECTATORS AT WEMBLEY STADIUM A crowd of over 93,000 people saw Everton defeat Manchester City by 3 goals to nil at the Wembley Stadium on Saturday and thus win the F.A. Cup for the634 words
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Article727 1933-05-01 16 I A Great Welcome For the Teams London, April 29. Ideal conditions favoured the great Association Oup Final at Wembley Stadium to-day and a crowd of 93,000 people from all parts of the < untry assembled to see the two I*ncashire dubs, Everton and Manchester City do battle727 words
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Article50 1933-05-01 16 One Day Match At Reigate I London, April 29. I The one day match between Relgate Priory and the West Indies team was drawn. West Indies scared 193 for t wickets. Martin made I 63 not oak. Sricate Priory scored 117 tor wickets Allom making 56. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article50 1933-05-01 16 The final event In the S.C.C. tennis tournament will take place at S.C.C. this afternoon, when Roy Smith and N. S. Wise will meet Dr. H. O. Hopkins and A. A. A. Patenon. The club will be at home and Mrs. W. C. Huggard will present the prises.50 words
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Article12 1933-05-01 16 Mr. S. B. Palmer was re-elected President of the Talping Turf Club.12 words
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Article297 1933-05-01 16 THREE MEN ALSO FINED £100 Sequel to Washington New York Game Riot New York. April 29. Mr. G. W Harndge. president of the American League, has impended Chapman. Myer and Whitehill for five days effective from last Wednesday. This is the sequel to the riot at the297 words
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Article285 1933-05-01 16 Chinese Surprise Cricket Club fProm Our Own Correspondent] Penanjf. April :>O. Time alone saved the Cricket Club from severe defeat at the hands of the Chun >c Recreation Club, who on to day's pertormame must be rated as the strongest team m Penanu this season. The match was285 words
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Article166 1933-05-01 16 St. Joseph's met the Indian Association at cricket on Saturday at Balestier Road. There was a very late start, due to the late appearance of the home side. St. Joseph's: H. Boon not out 64. T. Cordeiro b Varma 1. G. Fernandez c Noordin. b166 words
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Article650 1933-05-01 16 SCRAMBLE HOME FROM PULAU BRANI Champions' Forwards Well Checked Malays. 2: Pulau Brani. 1 Pulau Brani gave the Malays a double shock when they met them at Jalan Besar on Saturday. Within tour minutes of the start they were a goal up. and although two650 words
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Article106 1933-05-01 16 England beat Belgium at Brussels m tin lust full international hockey match bd«wn the countries by 3 goals to 1. after leading by 2 —o at half-time R Y. Fison (English captain• seined after twelve minutes, and six minutes later B. Stowell put on the second yoal. Rimis106 words
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Article93 1933-05-01 16 From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. April The raocal Red Cross lottery so succrs>full\ run. led the Red O*OM folk to apply for permission to nm anotlier lottery of the «urn amount and under the same condition.* It* vvar But. meanwhile, the authorities Iv.iv discovered that hero is93 words
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Article68 1933-05-01 16 with Captain C. W. E. Humphrys. the well-known trainer, who was admitted into Taiping General Hospital about a month ago owing to an injury to the leg. is reported to be progressing satisfactorily. The first round of the Malayan billiards championship tournament closed last night Lav Pek Jim obtained a68 words
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Advertisement135 1933-05-01 16 GOOD SERVM 100°/ o BRITia I BEGA unsweetenei condensed! Procurable at all leading Pr I Sole Agents I HENRY WAUGH < !>.. Ltt| SINGAPORE. PEMANO. KUALA LUMP I WHY-SUFFER Br7Ci|l| TORTURE. WITH CVttJM Hi© •oothing, heal- K2 will am&u and "*Vj rtopt two or thnt* s< \^d^*J *J p«»»^nng with135 words
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