The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 May 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. I j;SI AKLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    176 1 It Is reported thai .lapan inta-nds to| fortify a imp of islands near Formosa opposite Amov and about .100 miles from Hong Kon«. the plan to include construction of a naval and air base Pajje Hii Inn admits (hat a. grave situation ha.s arisen over the C.K.R.
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    STOP PRESS
    174 1 TIM (lIIMSJ MASSA(RKI) Peking. Maj :t a belated mfwip from Kashgar reveali that a hundred Chine* were wittml at Yarkand Old Cit\ on March 1 1 i ben Mohammedan rebeai captured th« m Other reddenti includinp British and Sutdish mJarionariM and traders escaped safely to Yarkand Wen Cttj
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    A MALAYAN BACKWATER
    1220 1 Th» map ol Malaya shows thi tab ol Perls] as an almost microscopii of territory al the extreme northern end ol the peninsula. ;i wtdgm almoti lurrounded <>n afl sides but the south by Siai C oildering that prior to the Anglo-Siamese agreeeaent <>f iWQ Peiiis a^
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      170 1 LIIVI E p Mir 1 1 1 i:S HOTEL J i MIER HOTEL I >! -().:50 to (5.15 p.m. L |i; »)\\(K— 9.3o to Min-NKJHT. H M l l 1 1 i Kafim- lebrated orchestra 5351 PHONE 5381. INCOMSIDIBID TRIK.ES I TB AND WHAT DO YOU FIND? Oi ft BOX
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      167 1 0F «pr «v «v «pF rrm I wm^ \I f \I vl, \l* \f/ v 'r >' v \l I^W s! INTRODUCING I H. A. I I j Jr I V 1> ]VT T^ SA |M fc r i|iiart iim lulling ilutv. THE ROTARY CLUB OF BDfGAPORI MEETS TO-DAY AT
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      110 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Kry Brandy— Page 9. UnoonskSered trtflea Pfc6< l Recent Oovernmeni publication CHRYSLER POWER I RECENT GOVERNMENT i I PI BLICATIONSi 5 Chronological Tables of S.S Laws V T ol. 2. S Ordinances of the Straits Settlements $3.50 j Annual Vol. 1932. Monthly Returns of Imports and Exports $1.75
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      22 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PI RE, FRESH. PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION IN THE S.S.
    582 2 QUESTION IN THE HOUSE Unnecessary Delay To Be Avoided I Prom Oar Own Correspondent London. April IK. Dunn the W'tk the following questions rolattng to th;- Colonies were ssiked In ti:t- House ol Commons. 11l 1 Williams (foe Mr. Hu-^si asked the Secret ol State
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    NO PIRACY TO-DAY !
    245 2 NO PIRACY TO-DAY So British Fleet Could Hold Regatta The murder by Chinese pirates of two British officers employed m the Chinese Customs increases the anxiety for the three British officers who were recently kidnapped. Efforts to secure their release are still proceeding. Piracy m China, like bootlegging m the
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    80 2 Pa.s.scn.srers just disembarked from the UnionCastle liner Llandaff Castle, at Southampton heard a revolver shot. and then saw a young man fall m the Customs shed. A paiMncer had produced a revolver for a Customs official to see. and was asked if it was loaded 'No" he said, and to
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      68 2 NOTICKS Kins'* Birthda> Parade Application* for Mating accommodation m the jed enclosure for the Kings Birthday ™«B must be sent, to these Headquarters by M.v itth, 1933 After this date no application. Si SELT 1 vill ta alloUed bJ s x < \s. Rr«ul;ir f;,rrison— --tt.-.. has been formed to
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      450 2 THE NEW ANTISEPTIC AND GERMICIDE. ASEPTIC^ Non-irritating Pleasant to use. Non-toxic Non-caustic. 750 times stronger than Carbolic Acid and yet it may be used with safety on open wound*. Stockists MEDICAL HALL. LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class Work Lowest Rate?;. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone
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      537 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 urns Australian Cr.. Coal ds'liverod at G:k- Work/ betwi i-.' and Oct
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      420 2 FREE DOCTOR'S BOOK ON jji bronchitis, catarrh Quick and Lasting Relief through ineip en THE latest edition of a Doctor's Fn r t* Hook describing the most succi tshil n l)hf l"T|m of all home n for Asthma Broncliiti- and .it.inh is T -a i posting, and posi Evei y
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      539 2 Till* 1 \VF* V l\ High Water, OT 4 Rotary Tiffin Adelphl Hotel si 1 p Penan;: Rai 1 Si 1 D Crtekel YM.C.A VS "D" Coy Wiltshire ){i \mt at vII c a 1 ound. Annual Meeting Si Andrew's Mission Hospital, 5.30 p m Footb:'.!l sA!• A >l)i\ Ii
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    MASTER OF BRIDGE
    752 3  -  ELY CULBERTSON CONTBACT BRIDGE i BY I>. union of St. IjOUik is not only adftng uuthontirs on tmance m the capita] ni the •outhweat, but h< la recognised De of the ranktng Bridge players I the OOlintVS He made his reputation OO tl hotl] fields oi Robber
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    FAMOUS PILOT SUMMONED
    703 3 Captain Barnard And Solicitor's Clerk REVOLVER SCENE When Wife Came Hack For Her Belongings Cha > i>" i Barnard, the wellknown :tn-nK.n. of The A\ nue, Radlett, was the defendant m a remi rkabl< 1 1 < heard by 1 Watford bench. Alter hearing both sides' (1>
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    BELGIAN FINANCE
    71 3 Cabinet Asks For Special Powers BnMsels, April In orel r to < nabic the vi-oii.<>!~ e.\.on< ir» n |of plans lov the restoration of th( national finances, the Cabinet ha- decided to ask ili;Chamber of Deputlea on May iwJ foi »pectal plenary iK)\v»'rs. The Cabinet is ol th
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    S. AMERICAN DISPUTE
    101 3 Arbitration Rejected Hy Kuenos \yr«s. April !X. The proposal made by the neutral govern-] menta oi Argentina and chile, that the dLspuubetween the two South American itafeea <>• Bolivia and Par:i"uay should be 'tied by arbitrmtton, has been rejected by the Bottvtan Oovernroenf »n loni note ko
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    46 3 Mr T Narainda^. JP. is arihin? tMck m i Singapore by the MM. Athr^ II Mr H W. Assonnill, rhanapum proprietor of the firm ol Wassiamull Assomull «t Co.. is returning to Singapore by the MM. Athos II (after his inspection tour m the Far East
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    GERMAN MINISTERY
    94 3 Important Changes Imminent lU'rlin. April Hi. Important chl ..< carman CaMnH arc imminent according t<> n ports circulating ii! political rinks Ft is w uH-lv bch«\«'d th.it Von Nruiat'i. F<n« iuti Ifinistcr, um\ Dr liunuburg, Mun.st* i for Agrteulture, arv likoly to 1« ayr tho Ministry tl»« former
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    80 3 i id -Mil m baa been i- nnned m the i>r trid Coon Appeal \Tiirh cum before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr w. C Rtaggard, Mid Mi Justice- Whitley, In 1 1 1. Court ut Appi-nl. m which Vue P<'im. of thr Bhaafhal Co eleJaai That hr was entitled U>
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      163 3 :ooKed Ml EATS "^^^^Mfi^^SSHflßßßv B< i% TW IWr^irTTTTIiT^TrTTT^ETBi! >^ Ki\M t A I rSr- X HLkv /a^BB L^B aw t; JF^*** 1 amY 4 /aY Tun Con Cure your teeth from u'ithift— r j the .ilcium food, is the ntw idea I i iheteeth. For many years people lean tooth
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      254 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE. Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers. Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street. Malacca, 11, Light Street, Penang, 4, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRFXTORS S. Q. Wong. Esq., (Chairman). K. C.
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    SHAREHOLDER'S RIGHT TO VOTE
    602 4 POINT RAISED IN PKNANG COURT Sequel to Recent Company Meeting m iiic Ft imna Supreme court on iinnrtii Mr. Justice Cobbett delivered Judgm m on the ori-inatiim summons m the matter <•; ib* Malay Stain »t Prospecting Companj r Thom&s Edward Conaghan (applicant 1 and Mr.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    338 4 Monday. April liih. m ih morning Hi> Excellency visited the Bingapore Dairy Farm at 9', milestone Bukii. Ttanah Road Tuesday. April IMfc. Mr A Orootboll and lUsa Oroothofl arrived U) stay at Government House. Lt.-Col and Mrs. J. M. Brtckmao and Miss Brickman. Mr and M:v J. H.
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    59 4 Socks that need no suspender*-, are now on the market. They are made extra long from elastic-knit wool, and flt snugly to the leg Just underneath the knee at the top of the sock Ls a narrow band of fine rubber thread 'woven with cotton and wool, which acts as
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    HOT RHYTHM LEFT HIM COLD
    475 4 MR. WILLIAM BOOSEY DEAD Man Who Loved "Sweet" Mr. William Boosey, the music publisher, is dead, and with his passing ends a great Dght ior the old against the new. I fight for the musical ways and tastes of the 1890 s auainst those Of
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      TANJONG PAGAR'S BARE WHARVES
      46 4 TANJONG PAGAR'S BARE WHARVES To the Editor. Sir. For the On* tun» stace the H. Board's Notice Board has been at "Old Johnston.- Pier"* there was nor a solltar% ship at the Tsnjong Patjar wharves on Mon(ia\ Typical oi the times Yours BtC HW H B
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    A SUBSTITUTE FOR COCONUT MILK
    171 4 New Process of Dessication m Form of Powder olomhn. A process which is entirely h new method oi manufacturing desiccated coconut has been p< feeted and is calculated to revolution ir»» the industry Patient reaearcb work has be«>n conducted for some time to evolve a
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    NO TRADE MARKS
    68 4 Shanghai. Max 1. A report from Chinese bankers aayi that several shiploads of Japanese foods have arrived In Shanghai and Tientsin (or distribution m the Huangho and Yangtze vnllevs Tliese goods bear no trade marks. The picker Of the branches ofthe National Salvation Bocietj have been informed
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    ENGLISH "CLOSE"
    237 4 John Wollam Win> Tho Title <;.mton. iirk» \|»i il .'<• Ttaf fourth and utth \:.ci> I Cl<"*c Golf Championship bvouuhi mam Mupri^ iv lt :u: some keen duels. Espitn tailed b I fourth round to hold K«-\ Hartlej Urn Waftei [Cup player, the latter wtanlm bj Haiti. :i
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    MALAY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
    152 4 The hali-vtai lv :?ni-r;il nn-»t li i ol IIW JSm^npoii' \'n\ i\ rtaciiers Asmh latioi, w.l liclrl at Rochoh Mala\ S< hool OH Suii(ia\ MMI following vrit ehfted a.s .jlk r !>• .1: i Prrsident. Cht- A Hamui bin H %bd ll F»i fsidt-nts Ch*' SanU bin
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    17 4 Mixed bathing l^ n iinpopiihu ..t k nhdwi Noithanis. thai tin* eomefl ■tantfoiwd r .i< n j>eriment
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    GIRL B.A. AS UNKNOWN
    24 4 On Deck Evayl if SJI v 11l tl. da I d i P id 1931 J J r rlrt J
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    PRINCE'S UNKNOWN
    22 4 Si 1 1 i h 1 tinA 11. j I Inqul i 4 h Bad hi i huntr II vmi: <*
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      382 4 Quaker Oats Coo/ts m 2V2 mmiitcs longer if vow t y mfer 3642 -Women who-] Suffer You need YEAST"VITE Tired Mothers. Weary "—wnMMKK^KKSSUKKM Business Girls. Pale Itig Anaemic Women, all /^^^^^^S^^9f^Bßßl find New Life. New X T7#^t!^^^ Strength, New Vitality W\y and New Endurance J4Pr \>J s^'^ through Yeast Vite
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      45 4 You need suffer no longer the peJn Jf»d discomfort of Rheumatism Sciatica, Lumbago If .your blood b kept m a pure and healthy state remove the cause of the trouble ty taking Clarke's Blood Mixture. Of mB Chmmtm mmd Sunn. R^alhtoodtH UQtTtD m TABLET fmrm
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      60 4 IF YOU ARE PFON D OF ]tt —-drink the fa Pdlera Vf cover Yijjd) cut open .j. \by user I "r--npM Brooke Bond Tea 'WU/i oa/'c/e/t n'oMincMf •PINT 1 Xl»ll Ange/ bkm Sutms Extra Best Quality /{/epl ALSO Printed Crepe-De-C/iinf CHARMING SHADES AND LATESI PAUBH DAY AND BVBNDiG V^EAI CHOTIRMALI
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    158 5 A I»OY was Killed and 10 art* believed injured as the result of an explosion at the Hush Chemical factor> at Mitcham. 1. 01. The boy was Richard Adda*a>. a^ed about 10, of Belgrave Road. Mitrham. Our picture shows: Searchinu amid the ruins for further victims after the explosion. I
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      34 5 riPAVILION RESBBVATMNfi riIONE 6903: 6.15—9.15 4 K\KR BAXTER HI RBRRI MUNDIN I ITIBES II ITV (OMEDY XSGIMOUSLY YOURS" A •N S BWESI 1 1 F. A H T BUT 1 -uMINY IMKVFMFNT SUCCESSFUL CALAIVIITY
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      46 5 f~ spECIAL MATINEE TO-DAT, 3.15 CAPITOL ZE^UIILXII" Tremendous Success of this Bright, Breezy British Musical Comedy••AC H BIXHAMX m hiv BEST picture yet— jttfttrara^ l „.-^g=g-"--"YFS Mr r r -^Pi BROWN" with ELSIE RANDOLPH |f?\\ jj and VIARGOT GRAHAME pEr^ j| British mil Dominions Triumph w
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      136 5 MATINEE TO- DAY Jk A MM W^ W% A ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT Positively Last Sight AN UNUSUALLY STRONG DOUBLE-FEATURE SHOW CHARLES BICKFORD (Star of "EAST OF BORNEO") m "VANITY STREET" presented with a last-moving dramatic production I "THE LIGHTNING FLYER" also THE GRAND NATIONAL, 1933 I TO-MORROW I KARLOFF m "THE
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    THE GUINEAS
    181 6 French Horse Wins First Classic Newmarket. April 26. Prnut'Ns Paucigny. daughter oi the famous banker. Baron Enulr DYrlanger, won the first of the season's classics, her bone, Rodosto, son 2.000 guinea- beating th< English Derby candidates. Sir Cunlttfe Owen'i Km? Salmon, who ran second, and the Aga Khan's.
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      POINTERS FROM M.C.C. TOUR
      1733 6 BO [IX SKIPPER WITH WONDER PLAYERS Hammond and Larwood Every ><iw talks cricket at Barter-tide it la (be happiest time In i»n th»> glad new year. And another summer men as we hud In War* aii r-. Armstrong's ever memorable neason over-due Naturally we can do
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      U.S. BASEBALL
      180 6 National and American League Games Reuter \>w York. May 1. Ti'-ciay > bu>eball garner resulted as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE R H E New York 0 3 0 Boston 3 6 1 Fallenstein pitched New York 4 \\i 1 Boston 8 8 1 Borger scored a home run for
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      S.C.R.C. GET REVENGE
      290 6 Beat N.C.C. By 26 Huns I Playing on the n.c.c -round on Bun the Chinese had their revenge by beating the N.O.C. by 26 rum Batting first the B.CJI.C Kored 151 ninv Evan Wong playwd excellent cm bin the boundary 10 tim»- He aye hard chi after
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      WEMBLEY PROPOSITIONS
      87 6 5,000 People on Catering Staff I otidon. \pi it It i^ ii(i|),ii th K.u and Queen Saturday** cup~flnal between Bveti Main hrst.r City ;if Wembfej »>\t U Kn. i;. c depends on the wi rii pitch ii m ellenl oodtti turn tile men Th on the caterta B
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      KENYA TENNIS UNKNOWN
      17 6 iUfuicd Knlr) to) I I X H I 1- i V H H ■m
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      99 6 CHANGE TO Those old worn- U c^J out plugs of yours Id fJk may be wasting /r^^^ every bill h *p- s t^c^sp ■fl Sv.ir 'llp.i; a I H r", i.. Bfls^B^i^J s "^"TBSb DISTRIBUTORS 1^ 0^! LOOK FOR THE CHOP MADE IN ENGLAND r Guard his Health Give him
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      171 6 Jj V B V^Bl^BakiHß^B^Vßl WW a^ai B^/ Bbß BB^^^ V W^M I M^t^ «^r Iflkftw, t W 1 m^^BBW B I aw %^b^^ M »L W Pepsodent polishes teeth as it removes Him This double- action tooth paste brings a rapid improvement m the appearance of your teeth SOME tooth
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    UNKNOWN PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SPREAD OF PLAGUE
    119 7 VG >K PROCLAIMED Ai V IXFECTED PORT EMnie/ to Discovery of one Case I orities have proclaimed Singapore and have taken strict measures, at the International Sanite utecl thtir <»a n port? from infection hot m the run Mid bi Master .<:• d thrt'O
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    COLONY CURRENCY DEPARTMENT
    387 7 Value of Notes m Circulation Mi' n port oc thi the Currency Dcpartmei period Oct(.f> r i. 1931 to 'news that the position of Cum arantei Fund at the beginning and end ol Urn period under rev* I>OI I.XX XSSI I iht valiM I• In circulation on
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    QUEENSLAND DINGO PEST
    74 7 Over Million Sterling Spent m Campaign ItrishiiiP. j Mtogethei El 450.000 has been speui In Queensland m efforts to destroy tiv pest rding i" an official statsment vhicfc announces a <i Btruction campaign on similar line* that ol last year, h bonus ol 2a a scalp ta
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    CHINESE WITH PISTOL
    135 7 Arrestdd bi CwJI«« Shop at Katons Chinese named Kt>n mw« i d m coffee itaop In K*tom »»> Fondas night, tor .anym, an automatic deverlj concealed on ins person, was befon Mr H a Porrer In th. Criminal District Court, yesterday and charged with belm hi possession
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    SECRET SOCIETY DISPUTE
    441 7 POLICE VIEW OF ASSAULT CASK Chinese (rippled For A* m on January 8. there v a.s a In Ball Lane and one of the Chinese who I part iii aulted by seven or armed Ith sticks and i H- ,il>o ;.»bbftl In the back by one <•:
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    MARKET SCENE
    407 7 Knife Used m Quarrel Over Two Pishes .i fishmonger m Clyde Market i Hay t an stabtM the Rshn I It] .:> befon Mr A W Haj m the t Li c Court »n i i (i.. voluntarily causing bur and j .'it :.t. ll Ol Tht B
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    LAW NOTICE
    27 7 \\edmsdav, May 3rd Brforr Mr. Justice Mills m the Ind. Court at 1 1 a.m. Atttei -H< x P<>h Kirn Benf and N. A Jansen.
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    GOVERNOR HOLDS INVESTITURE
    692 7 GOVERNOR HOLDS INVESTITURE f.B E. for Dr. Tempany And >lr. Tan fheng Lock PRIVATE FUNCTION Services Recognised By His Majesty Tne Insignia ol Commander of the Order of the British Empire was conferred upon Dr. H. a. Tempany. Director of Agriculture, and Mr. Tan Cheng Lock. Chinese member of the
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    K.L.M. PLANES
    126 7 Inauguration <>t New Service To-day His Excellency the Governor, Ladj dementi rod the Mtim Dian< and Cecily dementi will be the principal guesti ai Beletar Aerodrome rternoon, when tiif k.i.m. will entertain numb r ol people to celebrate the occasion of the Inauguration of th< througli air mail
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    CHINESE BLIDED WITH ACID
    705 7 SWAM RIVER TO ESCAPE Assailant Goes to Prison For Five Years I-rom Our Own Correspondent] Kuantan. April 28. fhe fourth CSjW before Mr. Justice MrFall ;i; the Kuantan Assizes was that m which a Chinese named Chan All Ngi was charged with il> throwing acetic acid
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    MOTHER'S SORROW
    235 7 Suickk Year After Death of Daughter Ammu Amah, an elderly Malabarl woman iiid the mother <>; grown-up son. •■•>mnitted .-Milride by hanuintj herself fi')in a beam In her house m MeKenzle Road, on April 17 rhr Coroner. Mr F. Q Bourne, lit id an Inquiry into the death
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    ARMED CHINESE SENTENCED
    52 7 a young Chinese who ra ureated m posseadoo Of knives which be had hidden inside hil rubber shoes. CUM up before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Criminal District Judge, jvesterday. and pleaded guilty to the haw oi going aimed m public. He \va.s v.>ntcnced to •even months'
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    WOMEN VICTIMS OF GANG ROBBERS
    405 7 Seven Years' Gaol For JEWELLERY TAKFN Police Discover a Toy Pistol Sentence oi seven year.-" rigoroui imprisonment was passed by Mr. Justice N H. P. Whitley, AssiM Judge, yesterday, on a Chinese who was unanimously found guilty by a common jury on a charge of
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    JEWELLERY PAWNED
    219 7 Police Lance Corporal Charged A y i >.'...:, tun Bklin, a lai.. ed to 11 Candang X t.ikcn leforc tiv Second m■. trwte (Mi w Hay) resterdaj morning tb ansva a chart 1 i>l Timinal breach of trust m retpi d if a pair of ioid bracelets valued
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    46,000 REJECTS
    95 7 Four Men Too Tall for Army Mi Dull Coopei Financial Seen h. War Oflk tnadt tin aim ol Uii 8J SBO men who tried to In the lad ■Ob la i B] '>: \iu M 111 d on M the r cruitini <; cause they 1j:k! sia h
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      28 8 Thi> family of the lat< bin Mark Clumeck desire to express their heartfelt thanks to all fru'iuis for their kind messages of sympathy and for their flowers
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933. THE CRACKER-FIRING BAN
    940 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933. THE CRACKER-FIRING BAN II the quality of the debate on the Minor Offences i Amendment Bill the cracker firing bill for short is any test of the value of the legislation itself, the Legislative Council has little to be proud of. For the
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    MAY DAY
    231 8 Speculation on Possible Amnesties Chicago. Rfaj I. May Daj w.i, welcomed here with stanultane« OUs botnhtngs In several parti ol th« city, many hotels and other buildings being damaged but no lives lost Near the Bfentark Hotel two bombs were thrown out of a motor-car, shattering fourteen shop-windows
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    WILSON REPORT
    57 8 Sir Laurence Guillemard's Comment TFREE PRESS SERVIC&-COPYRIUHT I London, May 2. Sir Laurence Guillemard. former Governor of the Straits Settlements and Hmh Commissioner of the Federated Malay States, referring to Sir Samuel Wilson's report on decentralisation fa Malaya states, "I have read Sir Samuel Wilson's report with great
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    WHEN THE SHOW BOAT ARRIVES
    575 8 Governor as Guest of Honour His Excellency the Governor be the guest of honour at a tm part) on board the Australian trade ihip k.s. Nieuw Holland, when she arrives In Singapore next Thursday m course of her tour of the Bast. The vessel v.
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    PERU'S PRESIDENT
    79 8 K\-Minisior to London Takes Charge lima Max I A 1 rt t ilege bat been declared through* v Hi- i ountr] consequent t oi of President Baacbe* Oerro, Mn> m riMX dnu after revtewtaf M.OOQ conacrtpta Fa Urn un< dfflciai war afatul OotaßMi Two w»t»- kill.d ;\nd In.'
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    JUNKERS PLANE DOWN
    60 8 Gernan Director <>t BvrasUi Killed IWrlin. \pril Tin pilot nu-ihaliK md two pMMOgHI Yd MUNI m th. (rash vi ;l Junk, r nit.in)])l.in' belonginc to Hi. nin— n GUlnwi W$ A\»;ition ronip.mv ->n I trial tli-ht ;i t itMUM t in, Biivarui Tin- dead Include tton Schmidt,
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    66 8 Chinese Delegate lo htmgwe m Singapore Dr W W Yen, Chief Clnnesr «t. |«> Xa t« t.» thr Leatm* 1 <>1 Nations and OUmm AmbHssadd to Mos< ow. and Ch-ncral Clu-n Mm«-shu. fornn i Governor of Canton and Commander ot th> 19th Route Army, passed through
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      271 8 CAUDEECK'S VI -I n X X I H V i\T Ml I rv N THE CONNOISSEURS CHOICE. Have You Visited Our New PROVISION STORE IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE LCOLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. CHIFFONETTE STOCKINGS that delight you and on which you can depend You have never seen any stocking
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      54 8 INCLUDED IN THE LOOT OF BURGLARS who entered a house at Acton were three kettles, a frying-pan, and two bowler hats. One theory is that they are thinking of forming a jazz band. 4 G AFLAC" Burglary Policies cover all such losses. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong
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    AIR AND NAVAL BASE NEAR CHINA COAST
    114 9 EPORTED JAPAiNESE PLAN TO FORTIFY ISLANDS p UE L \ND FOOD SUPPLIES 1,, Formosa Strait 300 Miles From Hong Kong Sluing *>ai. May I. ition In the Pacific and along the southern Japanese nave, according to a semi-official for the construction of a
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    86 9 Shanghai, May 2, the forces !i;l!i ancl fl q] fresh troops X Ited m the important H morning, I lrci by H B B '•i > m pit B KujxikdV. H I Miyun B battle B Rsl ol B I hinesi B 'iik mornB tpanese i
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    122 9 Imposing; Ceremony At Nanking N.tiikin^. May cerenumj such .1^ h.i> seldom been **itn< tikins marked tin presentation <ji his credentials by th* new Soviet Ambassador. M Bogomolo\ -h«i drove '<> t Lit Oovernment In v special stii». carriagt ■mpnaaMns •m Soviet'; potirj t<> China would iil\\;iv.s based on
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    110 9 Russo-Japanese Tenskm Admitted llarh.n. >la> I. i;r. situation i- iflinally adimtttd to have arisen between tlv afanchukuo :md thi Soviet over the Chinese Eastern Railway It i.s announced th.it the Soviet will not return the lated rolling stiK-k and the cuatonu ofßcials a\ Man. huh art reported to
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    103 9 Tragic Death <»i Lord Lytton*B Heir 1 i .<!••! M;t\ Lord Lytton'a heir, Command*! Vlacuunt Knebwarth, wai killed last main while pOoUni Ml HAF plant- if Hendun Viscount Knebwortti mv killed w])ii< practto:<n the MDdtttt] Mb IIWM <li.splay to bf hi Htiulon aerodnmn mi May 7 Hit machine
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    66 9 H mm H II |^B i -ni i M hdi I Labou H H hold on qwu-th and then In Tientsin NankinHankou m< wag< lion, Priping states thai Sir Miles Lampeon British Minister In China, ta endeavouring to bring about ih. cessation oi h Mlllt Japane* and the
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    100 9 Three Million Croats Disturbed Belgrade, April 29. Oravi concern ha.*- been trowed m Ju^o Slavia by the heavy sentence Oi three years' Lmprlraunent passed on Dr. Matchek. leader of 3 000. 000 Croats m JUgO Slavia. OB charge I til on^pii lnu to break up th< Ju«o Slav
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    207 9 I STRONG MARKET FOR TIN Much Activity m lin ><*sterday maintained its l>i_ .jump of thr previous day. though quotations were fractionally lower .md the t4»ne was dexrih ed a*, irregular. l.iiiidon. April ft. On th«- Moiic-, ifarkei requirements are still below supplies am) consequently
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    ANGLO-GERMAN TRADE
    344 9 Brisk Debate m tho Commons London. Bfaj 1. I h Anglo-Qerman trade agreement vti MibtecCed to lively criUciMn In the Housi ol Commons to-day when Mr Walter Runciman,] ii. PreaMeni <>t the Board <>' Trade, moved resolution to reduce the twisting dun t iiitiird h\ the agreement Mr
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    116 9 Further Details of Persian j Agreement The Council of Ministers has approved of the grant o r a new, concession to the Anglo-Persian Oil Company and further details of the agreement, which was signed In the presence of the Persian Ministers for Foreign Affairs. Finance and Justice and
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    46 9 I i New York. May An nilfi national alarm was broadcast by the police alter the discovery of a week-end theft for the Brooklyn Art Museum of ten paintings ivataed at $35(100 by Vandyk. Lawrence. I Craiiacli Rubens. Komnry. Fra An»clico and otlui Reuter
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    28 9 New York. May 2. At last twenty -live persons an- reported killed m a tornado which struck the states of I Arkansas and Louisiana to-day.- Reuter
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    HITLER'S BID TO BREAK UNIONS
    338 9 Offices and Headquarters Occupied by Nazis FIFTY ARRESTS Workmens' Banks and Stores Also Entered Berlin, May 2. Brownshirta simultaneously occupied all "free trade unions" which are members of the Universal German Trade Union League, throughout Germany. Thfe move Inaugurate* Hitler > campaign to |bt(uk the
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    271 9 Forms Aerial Protection League Berlin. April M. A ligorkHM appeal lv QenMIU to cope with "danger from the air" by supporting the "Mitel protection league"' was made to-day by Captain Peering, the Air Minister, at the ceremony of the christening <»t the new Junkers' passenger plane "Field Marshal
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    127 9 Mixed Reception For Conference Proposal London May 'I. Mr. Rnneimans proposal to M^r. Matsudaim. JtpMMM Ambassador, that British and Japanese industrialists ihould meet m London to discuss Empire trade bag met with a mixed reception In Manchester cotton trade circles, some guardedly approving the proposal as an
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    44 9 Mr. G. P. Nijhoff. the well-known consulting enginer is to visit Siam this month m connection with the request of the Siamese Government to the League of Nations for technical expert advise on improving the means of access Und the equipment of Bangkok harbour.
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      428 9 LAWN MOWERS In the purchase of a Lawn Mower the first tost 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 VI* 1 hold lull range ot Shank* "*\^P Vlowers tin which full range
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      1088 10 TUX BLDI FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Bteam 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. THE
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      527 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co*, Ltd* 1 (Incorporated m England) FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AVD SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Due Spore. Sails Spore. js.s. CITY OF KHIOS Fur Ha\rr, London. Rotterdam Hamburg m port May 3 m.v. CITY OF LILLE For Havre. London. Rotterdam Hamburg May
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      338 10 p. c British India and Apcar U (Incorporated MAIL, PASSENGER CARr SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL INDER CONTRACT WITH lIIn m > LONDON AND FAR f \M OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR J Due Tonnaße. M|l|l I. BURDWAN UN fete! KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 MANTUA 11.000 Ifej SOMALI H. 500 JIUM 1 RAWALPINDI 17.000
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      462 11 0. S. K. Line. FRN \SD SOUTH AMERICA so. \nci> via Colombo. Durban. Cape D Janeiro Santos and Montevideo 1 t.ir»- £172 fMay 23 2 x'^ Xll:i s > Dun Po-t Bam h L-the-world £190, VOS lIBBfI via Colombo. Mombasa. y salaam. Beira. Lo Marques i"un RIQ dc Janeir g%RI
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      401 11 9 I TO i:illOI*i: FROM SINGAPORE AND PBNANQ VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SIEZ PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK 9 I Prtv Garlield Muy 20 May 23 May 25 July 4 Prts. Polk June 3 June 6 June 8 July 18 II Pres. Adams June 17 June 20
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      811 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLUKE PAKETVAART MA\ISMI\PPU "^St^M nllSt* lfay Pri I RaCI 11 Sapili IVtnbllah P.,-:,, -Pallas. Pen^alian. THEDEXS— Wednesday. May 3. Muntok and Palemban» TOBA— Wednesday. May 3. Toengkal. Moeara-Saba and Djambi VAX OCTHOORX— Wednesday. May 3. Belawan-Deli. VAN HELTSZ— Thursday. May 4. Hon- Kong Swatow and Anun PATRAS-Thursday.
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    FRANCE STEERS FOR ANOTHER CRISIS
    690 12 GROWING DIFFERENCES IN CABINET Premier and Foreign Secretary All the indications here aw thwf we ire llgtl llll straight for another Ministerial crisis which will either result m the resignation of the Government or m drastic change* m th* DaJadier Cabinet, writes the Paris correspond-
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      683 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ••ffular monthly Ballings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.37* ton*) an* %a* 8.8. MANGOLA (3.352 tons). [Cargo only) a M AREILLA ls one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins
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      431 12 PBIBBY LINE. [LONDON ADDRESS PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.I.] of fast twin-screw OU Driven Mall Passenger Vessels between RANGOON. COLOMBO, MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang P HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave llancoon 1933. STAFFORDSHIRE May II GLOUCESTERSHIRE M ..y 2ft WORCESTERSHIRE CHESHIRE Jun YORKSHIRE July 6 SHROPSHIRE
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      78 12 THE EASI \.MATIT3 LmnuD TO 01 M B MM i\! A I BOH. 1 FIOM KRRIA I UAV moi A! I BOI' IN. I I The a! acrutl.i: major I TO MWtvn.i n no I I \H» I t I I Kon 1 Koui I I I I reduf: D
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      700 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 pm Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besan Monday and Friday 7 p. m Kelantan (via Gemas) every
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      215 12 for S( andnavian Ports 1.5. BembUan Dvi 4043. rron Batavia B Penang 3 5 An^by Sar 417. from Sibu 1.5. for Sibu 6.5. Sui Bang, Brit 1982, from Osaka 25. for Penang A.b. Contc Verde. Itai *****, bran Trt n t lions Kong, Shanghai 2.r> fling Bong; Bm 156, rrom
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      FAR EAST TROUBLES AIDS SHIPPING
      951 13 MORE INQUIRIES FOR TONNAGE Japanese Steady Buying 'Jii- regrettable war between China and Japan baa been reflected m the chartering market! m various ways, but chiefly In eonDection with the much Increased enquirii foe tonnage to load various conunodltiei to Japan where seriou replenishment of
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      37 13 Tin- MM. At has II is duv m Singapore from Saigon to-day (Wednesday i at 8 a.m. and will probably sail on the MOM day at 2 p.m. for Penanß. Colombo. Djibouti, Suez, Port Said and Marseilles
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      346 13 Get Cream of Atlantic Traffic London, May I. In view of Uk present recrudescence of the discussion concerning the building of the new iiiaiiL Cunarder, the figures lor tne transatlantic passenger business during 1932, published and authenticated by the North Atlantic Conference, make very interesting reading. These iigures
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      SUNKEN TREASURE
      168 13 Now Zealand Wreck Recalled S}dne>. N.S. Wales. Th' loss ol the steamer Manuka oir the South bland v Zealand m 1928. with a collection ol com mporary British .irt i*alued at £30.000 is recalled by the death ol Mr. E Murray Puller, the art collector and COCmossseur, m
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      157 13 First Load Line Convention Case In Britain London. May Z. I'll nrsl case which baa been brought into be British Courts under the Load Line Couention. bringing foreign ships into line with iriUsh practice with regard to safety regulaions, has bern heard at Wcwcartlf Of! TJTIf rhen
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      128 13 .May Come To Britain For Repairs Tbare Is s possiblltts that it tbc French ttner LAtlantiqut- which was practically destroyed by fire m January is repaired the work may cinne to a British yard. Tht- Vwsbc] ha.< been abandoned to ttnde writers, who have refused to accept ber as
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      52 13 May 1 Baron Dechmont <Biiti; Nippon (Swecb. ITohtcln (Oer>; Henrik. Nuow Hock (Non, Malini <Siam>: Okhotsk < Soviet*. Hamburg Maru (Jap»; Dajak, Meerkerk, Kantjil (Dllt>; Silversandal Flevo. l>arut. Betrtan, Najam, Esmeralda Rahman. Sin KfcMg Senn <Brit). May 1 If flWt. Chyc Hin Tay Yit «Brit>; milTlHfl (Non; Jo.sefina. Tomohon
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      373 13 r II l 1 NGAPORE FREE PRESS ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. hr Vl.iress ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. ruir morning daily m Malaya. Delivered (hot. i llazi each morning. Latest st teteffnUM and latest announcements. rubber and tin cable* appear daily. i tturrs include pictures, bridge notes. >-• with latest fashions, sporting n.l.ss articles,
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      335 13 DARIGOLD EVAPORATED MILK Nutritious Sustaining. Most economical at all times. For the [)AMGO(J) home, the pantry and all purposes for which Milk is used. Canned well above t^Wh." the required Standard, undiluted, it is JCjTQI Cream. Try it with your FRUIT DISH. N&ia£P Of all dealers. $7 PER CASE DELIVERED
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    DUTCH CABINET
    126 14 Requested to Canrj on or the Present Thr Hairur. \pi il M. has tendered Its uho hi on for tile C bj Uv I the tinst the methods employed OO the Dutch battleship, I to- < lection, 11 •nirntary prrernsneni will the of Mi 1 bis Win less.
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    140 14 "Two Husbands" at Tantflin The Smuapore Repertory Players presented i.ynn Btarting'i comedy, "Two Husbands," at Tanplm Club on Saturday night The Playeis great form and the play went with a »taH tO finish The honours ol ventag went to Miss Hilda Dorringtoa v ihe lad\ with two husbands,
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    DISARMAMENT
    275 14 I .s.A. Delegate's Hint to Commission i.onu.i. \pril 2H. A which taken In some quarters ste thai the United States wi n( mon definite disarmament proposals was la Mr Norman Davis to the Oen- Disarmament Commission, In which he Brsl OB ..ti pronouncement I irmament question on behaU th<
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    MAN'S BODY IN HARBOUR
    169 14 Found by Crew of Warship's Pinnace A verdict of "found drowned* 1 was returned by the Coroner. Mr. F G. Bourne, at the inquest on an unknown Chines? whose body MM run into by the pinnace of HMS Cumberland, when thr vessel was m port on
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    390 14 Singapore. April ZX. MEAT Cts. Bee! steak Round) Kali 30 Beef stew or curry do 25 Pork, lean do 42 Pork lean and fat (Ist. quality) do 32 Mutton Australian lb. 18 Fow 1 Katl 40 Hen. (Locally reared) do 42 Ducks Each 60 Pigeons, domestic untied.
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    85 14 To Clear Ip Reds Before (ioimi to the Front Shanghai. Maj 1. a report from Nanchang states that the headquarter* of the Communists In Kian£si have been captured by the Central fonts under Qenera] Chiu Yun-yuan The Red stronghold m Climku District has also been captured The Southwest
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    128 14 Mr and Mrs. J. A. Mollison. piloting then record-breaking machines, arrived m for a brief stay, the primary object ol whu h is to visit Mr Mollisons grandfather. Mr James Mollison. 30 Balshagray Avciuh- Mr Mollison WB BylQg his Puss Moth. The Heart's Content. the machine m which he flew
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      103 14 VISIT CAIRO DURING YOUR HOMEWARD JOURNEY When time permits C 17" Cox Kings trips by car from Suez connecting with the steamer at Port Said. For further particulars apply to PATERSON, SIMONS AND CO., LTD. or to any of the Branches of COX AND KINGS (AGENTS) LTD. Head Office 13.
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      152 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION j PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA, i STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. Wavelengths 25 3 metre* and 81 3 J 1 metres. S WeAacsday, >ray ;trd. j BAT. 2.50 pjn Tin.. Bigna] Brom if J Ben. News i Bulletin. 2.49 Concert
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      507 14 BANKS AND INSUftJS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Oba 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 38, Bishopsgate, London. E C Agencies and Branches Alor Star j Iloilo San Amrltsar
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      60 14 Tli l K»KOh5 t I I H I THE EASTEBM Paid- I Kan 4 I Bah: CURRFN B THE SOUTH i BRITISH J FIRI M \KI\K T \I()T0l INnI KXN( Vim LOWES! < I UOT I'M EASTERN tS I ||{K. M MOTOR I»KI«>O\ \i INSI I L I HI At
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      63 14 B.V.C. PmOGRAMm OF DRILLS •he programme of drills up lvi 10l- dsag, May 7th Wednesday 515 p.m. Headquarters. SRA OUn Drill; -A- Coy. 1 and 2 Pis ird Range Single shot; -or Weapon Training; m.g. Platoon (Bur.) I A 4th Position. Practice 'MG." Course. Thursday. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. N.C.Os Recapitulation;
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      502 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL Metre 80 Rom (Italy) 2RO 7( 2 Khabarovsk (USSR) RVIS 9 a.m.— noon. 5g.3 Bandoeng. Java > PM^' > 50.26 Vatican City > Italy 1 HVJ Daily. 70 715 p.m. Bun.. 10 10 30 ftjaa. also. Barcelona Radio Club (Spain) Ei I B—9 pm. Bm haii si
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      69 14 1941 Radio Coloniale (Psrto). FYAn'n 3 p m. 19r)t; Schenectady W2XAD Mon. \V»d and Fri.. 7.30—8.30 p.m Sun.. 7—9 pm 19.36 Kemikawoa-Cho-Chiba-Ken. Ti)kio •Japan* JIAA Daily 10 am ii(H)n Ifl 88 Daventry GSG 1H 88 Edinhoven (Holland* PHI 16 87 Bound Brook iNJ W3XAL. Daily. I—91 9 p.m. 14 47
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    BUKIT TIMAH RUBBER COMPANY
    87 15 I:ing <j Company'^ Forestry Method: i Bank rubber p 'i the L I I I tion ot I I f I I m X E B I R HHUSTRI B B B B B to B factory B B B B decided B B B the
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    30 15 Waytn S1 tistics for April 47 of i w. \T 3 I nipmenta during Ton,. 150 i m 251 132 nil 13 5.095 13,000 607 601 31,971 44.583
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    160 15 lM\*M Ettmtex and Concentrated Latex, during the month of April 1933 pe Latn Concentrated Latra to t a i T. Revert Ton; Ton Grand Transhipment Transhipment Transhipment Total ■«Porl Export Export Pr- «iis Malay Proper Strait- Malay Proper Straits Malay Settlement 0 Settlement* States Settlement* States IV3OI
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    223 15 Increase of Canada's Exports To The Km pi re m Empire raark I tailed $170 jpn lli $2"4 774.01 i tncn m Thi .sigmfl- lustralia I am< ."ti of the precedii r\M ti'..' eleven month* the Dort'.:r. I »le balan period and a neti propoial for an
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    182 15 Although Britain had suspended the yold standard at the time of the 1932 British Industries Fair it was not until this year that the lull efforts of the fall m the \alue of the were seen. Foreign buyers m general have become appreciative of the fact that
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    RUBBER BELTING INVENTION
    60 15 A incoin firm have recently completed a plant for thr manufacture of rubber belting by an entirely new process invented by one of the directors The invention eliminates the rfm- ty f or hydraulic steam-heated presses for ensuring adhesion of the belt and for vulc«n: 11 siting
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    594 15 CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TO RESCUE Support Asked For Fr<*m Preston (ton t iiambr of comm -d by large firm la the rubbei tru--- I support representations which are beinf made to the Government that CaciUti uld be r the pawing of the Rubber industry Bill
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    161 15 Changes m Representative Prices I \pril IS 28 May 1 America] Can. C 74 .v Am T'phoi..- arid T'graph 9.V 100 100 Atcheaon Railroad 4 7 4.^ DU] 48 53 4 54 Plrest Co iv. Oen Eh it 19 Oen M 19 lm 21 i Goodrlcli
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    182 15 THE ABROAD Par April J7 29. Amsterdam 12 07 8 46 8.43 Athens 37JS 605 592 Belgrade 25.22 255 250 Berlin 20.43 14 80 14 Bombay Is. 6d 1> 6 1 16 d 15.6 5 64d Brussels 35 24.32 24.24 Bucharest 313 575 572 Buenos Airo 47.58 41 oflx 41
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    70 15 Evatt and Co., Kuala Lumpur. Secretaries, Katu Tin Dredging Ltd., Dredge statistic for April, hours run 482. cubic yards treated 140.000. tin ore won pikuls 554. estimate cost $12,400, cost per cubic yard 8.85 cents. ReOOng Consolidated Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., Dredge statistics for April, hours
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    358 15 To-Day 's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES May 2 London. 4 months' .sight 2 3 |fl London. 3 months' sight 2 3 29 32 London. (50 days' Right 2 3 7y London. 30 days' sight 2 3 27 London. demand j 3 13 lfl London. T.T 25 3"» Lyooa and Purls,
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    92 15 Maj Sad., I.' o< lu< k noon Ku>rrs Seller* K.s.s. eqtuU to London s f Sput (la 3 |g 8 7lt RS.S equal to London Standard. (F. 0.8.) 811 16 8 131S Standard R ss tm Ti-ndT 8, 8 1 Jun.- B.- 8 9 18
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    892 15 n «m> w m w .'\d. iM.::: CLOSING uiiiimiuno Buyers Seller* Asam Kumbang 235, 3d 24s 3d Austral Malay 18s 20s norn d 12s 9d Banj nn us 9d 12 Batang Padang ($1 05 07 u Cavea (sli 37 4L 1 Chenderiang 9d Is norn 23 Pati
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1535 16 M0n..,,,. Pven r^danK-H. N rtal < ll 1 S '-'«»'«-< lark. < up match (n Un d *^.-S< C. Spring U-unis t,,, I .ii..m,.,,t— Busj da^ for f««t-iMlk-rs— X slrik.- a h.,U p«U-h. ll n <; l ui1 tii. |b Ifat encounter between Om tvr p. dang
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    HONOURS LIST
    69 16 Butting I s. <l< si)va. Nondescript* >v I'nilrd Knjrirwers retired 10"> i W. Willis. V.M.C.A. \v S.R.C i.\) «V» J 11. V BulheUhet, S.K.t vs. S.C.C. 91 1 C'hnor Sing. Nondescripts \>. I'nited tngineers 75 j H. lloon, St. Josephs w tndi.tit Association not i>ut 04 J <i.
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    HIGH SCORING AT MALACCA
    139 16 CHINESE TEAM'S TEN GOALS Malay? Go Down m Malacca Shield Competition 'From Our Own Correspondent) >fala<<.«. >lay i. liAhe Yeov Kirn By <■ football shield com- m the ChineM P.A ftrsl team beal Bungs nJb United vc. nrst team to-day by it> go* ta \,j':. The
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    HIGH SCORING
    344 16 \*i}iorous Hitting on The Padang fc big hittini: mv uitne.s.vd m a cricket mat played uu tbc s.R.c irouod o Saturday en ;t«- much as 291 runs were Kored In an a ii(M)n niatch bKwcen tin V.M CA. .m:l the team of the s.R.C Oner aq:iiii tbc Y\r
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    CHINESE TOO CLEVER FOR S.C.C.
    701 16 3 GOAL MARGIN IN FIRST DIVISION GAME Score Opened m First Few Minutes minffi t: s.c.r. 1. The first division match between the Chinese and the sec. at the padang yesterday was not a very Interesting one it was apparent from an early stage thai
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    S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    119 16 Results of ties m the Sinprapoiv Recreation Club laun tennis tournament an as follows Singles Handicap Dr O F do Souza «o\ve 30' b« „t N s II >_;.n (OWC 15.1 9 7, 8-2 H J. Leicester <o\\e 15' neat V Moss (Plm 30 1 6 2.
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    50 16 Xew York. May I. Only two b sebaU funei wore played to-day Hies vent Sv.m pitched and Vaughan and Grace scored boon runs for Prtsburgh. VOsmik and Burn, tt made home hits fori Cleveland Reuter fgdfg N ITMNfAL LRAGUE Chicago i 5 Cleveland 8 10 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE
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    WEEK-END CRICKET
    101 16 The following will n present tho Y.M.CA against the Asiatic Youths on the Ceylon Tamil Association ground on Saturday, May 6th, at 2 p.m. Lee Pong Lim (Capt), Sim Teny Phcne. James Lovick. 8. K. Singam H Q. Stack. O. V Neubronmr. A. J. Plynn c' Brown. R.
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    YACHTSMEN'S HAPPY WEEK-END
    971 16 TWO EXCITING TROPHY RACES Keen Contest Won By 17 Seconds The R.S.Y.C. "A" Class yachts bad their -Mid Race for the Van Bchreven Trophy on Sunday. It has happened at last im\ metre, namely Taibet. v.a o\er Use lint a' the start, which occurrence was duly honoured
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    58 16 The I.C.P.A. teams for football praelfo* on Thursday, at the C.T.A. ground. will be as follows Colours I. Sattar; Don. Sethambaram; S. Lee. W. S Pakianathan. Rajoo; T K. Vellu, D. Stfppiah X Morrando. B. Edward, A. Sankaran. Whites Muttucumani: A. Perelra, Nagasveran; Ambiavapar. D. K. Samy. S. Rajah; Hussein.
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    FREE STATE TRADE
    71 16 Deplorable Rffects of Breach With England Dublin. April 30 Hrn dam.tmn- effect of the trad« ffK \ytvi.n England ;ii;c) the In. h St;il<- is shov it Ln th« t\)y>it liuwre., for the tirst thi-f B Bf Urn year whirl i nnlv total £4 459.156. com;>;irr(] uit)i ET^OB
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    NORTHERN DIVISION
    25 16 London. M.i\ In Dimmou 111 < N'.Tthn n i jnid itches ,iMci(|,n th<- rw\Uts were: Reuter lull 2. York 1 Jtorkport 1. Wrexham 0.
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    CHAMPION BEATEN
    16 16 Bill champl< n I ill, 4li la tout l.i. 0 p I m B
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