The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 May 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. V ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    335 1 Soviet custom* chief has been arrested by (he Manchukuo frontier guards Page 9. Arrangements have been made fur the Singapore Karachi link of the London to Australia air route to be m operation b> December Page 9. (iandhi has appealed to the Cowrnment to release all political
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 CHINESE DELEGATES TO WORLD CONFERENCE I Nanking, May 9. Ii is understood that Mr. T. v. Soong. Mr. Wellington Koo and Mr. Quo Tai-chi wtt\ be j appointed Chmest- delegates to tho Work; Eco- nomk Conference- Reuter Far Eastern
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    GIANTS
    1024 1 l>)Uit 1- mankind And pt rhap :h. i mdii on ol l it l l<? Troya Inhabit) hai atrll itty tv brtnj h-mii i Force <•■ cinti.it „m dmoel I poi Oi Lngfl UUI f which p<>suns b little In solklit] id purpose by Urn pal -ion v; "i
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      211 1 ro ran MIIK Rom I koma I I tAFFLES HOTEL AS PREMIER HOTEL T|i HVA lORKTKR FROM BUDAPEST WILL APPEAR I> AM E ONLY 6.15 to 5.15 PM TO-NIGHT Ml DINNER DANCE— 9M to MID-NIGHT TO-MORROW Inn IC V A lOHVI ER \U DIKING DINNER DAIfCE With lAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA
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      111 1 "I definitely ordered TOLLEY'S!" I, i THE ROTARY CIA H OF SINGAPORE. MEETS TO-DW AT 1 P.M. AT THE Adelphi Hotel IKotarian Phra Mitrakam liaksha (The Siamese Consul-General). "Historical Sketch on the t ommereial Relations Between Siam and Malaya." ro-.v tii rtT Sea View Hotel SPECIAL DINNER DANCE LES RAPHAEL
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      178 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Save Petrol-Paci 3 I Walls Says- -P.<_« S Most Men Prefer—!- Pagi 3 British R4 gal Milk Page 16. Biacultc Prom Australia r.t_i 4 CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP S NOW READY. i RUBBER PRODUCING I COMPANIES' I published by I j The Financial Times I The Ofli( ;a] Guide
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      22 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PURE, FRhSII, PASTKURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROriC S. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS
    175 2 Singapore, Ma> 10. The following an- tbe SVC routine orders by Lieut. Col M J T Reillj M c Commanding a svf. K;m«is i'lit- following allotments are published for information Sat. Sun Bkl Huh R h R 2 pjn 7 M <i.m 13.5.33 X CO3 T 1
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    LAW NOTICE
    48 2 Wednesday, May 10th Be!«re ike Aeiing h» i Jhilm m Ike Ist < <»urt .it 11.18 a.m. 2 s '<■•■■ H ng, daeeMed Before Mi .i llNlil f MM. the m| our{ •it 11 a.m x^' w Choog Peng F( t Chan \h Ko« „,u! Chto san B
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    DEATH OF TAFFY THE FIFTH
    35 2 'ion of the Welch Regiment bM Taffy the Filth, their zomt *U the vorld over has fhl Roy«l Boat herd it' had travelled 11 over tho orld with the regiment
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      420 2 THE NEW ANTISEPTIC AND GERMICIDE. -^NOVASEPTIC^ Non-irritatinp: Pleasant to use. Nton-tmrJc Non-caustic. 750 times stronger than Carbolic Acid and yet it may be used With safety on open wounds. Stockists —MEDICAL HAIX, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class Work Lowest Katef*. 78. Bras Basah
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      597 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE is hereby given that tenders art now invited for the following materials or -.ervices and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m tht Tender Room. Municipal Offices Construction of Haig Road from Grow Road to Geylanu Road Date ot Closing 4 p m May
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      607 2 NOTICE. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. (NEW RACE COURSE, 6th. MILE, DUNEARN ROAD). SPRING (PROFESSIONAL) RAC^t MEETING 1933. Saturday, 2«th. Wednesday, 24th, Saturday, 27th. Wednesday. 31st May, Saturday, 3rd and Monday. sth June. SPRING (AMATEUR) RACE MEETING 1933. Friday. 9th and Saturday. 10th June. i:\TKIES lOS1 PROFESSIONAL. MEETIMS. 13 O'ckxH noon on
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      349 2 the WORLD H against disease l\ carried by insects M Insects are dangerous! Guard yourself >J. tbe sure way from these small, a«% if t gj moving peats. To avoid typhoid carried j Z^^ss^^ or flies, malaria and yellow fever car tsss*^ ried by mosquitoes, bubonic plagu* carried by fleas,
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      316 2 THE WEEK W.iin. -ml.ix. l*th H,. W fO 4! Hi: ft. 22.15 M" tl ilian fradi ship (Nieuw h land m Ie noon S pjn to Ro4 Phrs Mltrakan Raksha, 00 HI 1 i: on ih. commercial relation* between Stem and Malaya,* 1 Ad. -iphi Hotel S( 1 pill I
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    TRAIN CRASHES INTO THE BUFFERS
    841 3 hrk;hton electric link MISHAP People Flung From Footboards Si* pcopk uif Injured somewhat badly, and between M and 50 others were cut and bruised. when a train mashed into Uv buffei oi Mo. m platform ;u Victoria station. The train was the 7 4(i from
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    EUPHRATES RESERVOIR
    78 3 Contract Not Yet Awarded London. May 3. Tin t ontnut to build the Euphrates reservoir has not yet been li|lWd but it is fairly certain to go to a British firm. All tenders rect-ived up to the present have been rejected Alter oareli'l consideration by the [r«q Qwunmmt
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    SIX MONTHS TALK IN PROSPECT
    240 3 WOULD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE 2,000 DELEGATES COMING TO LONDON l.ondun. May 5. Wide estimates arc being made m London political circles m regard to the probable duration of the World Economic Conference when It assemble* hen on June 12th. Calculations vary fram two to sin month.s
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    PREMIER'S SPEECH
    186 3 Opposition Complain ot Lack il Of Details j London. Haj I. In expectation ol Important disclosures, Urn Mouse \\;is crowded this afternoon ami warmly applauded tin Premier on big rising to n&aki a statement concerning bit v.sit to America Mr Mac Donald expressed th» utmost satisfaction ;t» the
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    NOT CONSULTED
    136 3 Papermakers and Effeel <»! Tariff Reductions i ..p. i.»ii Maj i i sequel to the ci II \i: Walter Runciman. Pi I ol the [or omittl] crousuli th< Industriea concei fi ii c concluding tra I makers' Association ol Great Britain and itt land haw ienl letl r
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    S.V.C. PROGRAMME OF DRILLS
    163 3 The following is the programuM ol (iniu up to and for week-ending May 14th. Wednesday, Headquarters, 5.15 pji s r.a k\>. -A.A" Gun Drill; Intelligence PI squad aiui Arni.s Drill; "D" (EiirasiaiO Coy.. Drill; •E" (Chinese) Coy., Miniature Range; M.Q pi Eurasian), Drill; Ist. Bn int
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    114 3 a ne w w\y ol \v. v. ir.utor-cycle hat arrived on the market which will travel seventy mttM on about :i shilltaigswortti <>t fuel, it la claimed that the iK v machine is cheap to buy and maintain, easy to manage, safe, and- abom bH I silent. Gail Borden, the
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    DISARMAMENT
    61 3 German Proposal to Abolish Submarines Geneva, M.i% .">. Mi M;t> !><■'.. Qcnevi M d »*lll -n m v\ impetus to tin British DLsaritiament dro fi coi ac< w diJ to rell liifoi pro] < fin. Mi i..-.\ am IUI DLsarmam m I I > the number o] vessi l
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    TROPHIES STOLEN
    81 3 Racing Car Used m Smash And Grab Raid London. >la\ i!,, irophi for th< big International C Brookland* to-mornw »er» stolen u -(iit\ m ;t daring smash and -i" l raid In i<: idlilj Ihi t ln«\« stole a racini rai belonging to f ii> well known rao
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    109 3 fr Is announced [roi c. al Mr R c; Bomerwell, formerlj of the British Ministry ..i Labour, an expert on Civil Bervlc aciininistration, nai been appointed by the Chinese Oovernmeni on the recommendation oi th< Secretary c neral of th< i,. plan nt technical co-operation between China and toe I
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      229 3 ]%n MENPRJBFEH Popularity m whisky depends pon the taste of the average man. For such a taste Johnnie Walker kk ßed Label" is perfect diid has proved itself so. It is I this whisky that makes Johnnie I I Walker sales the largest m I the world. I I The
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      305 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 1. 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers. Raines Place, Singapore BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street. Malacca, 11. Light Street, Penang, 4. Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Wong. Esq., (Chairman). K. C.
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      502 4 TRADE SHIP TO THE EAST Storx ot the Enterprise GROWING Interest In Australia's export Iradi among manufa neraiiy resulted In the Victo Chamber, 1931 establishing E Committee as branch ol its regul Uvil itep was to mak and survey ol oversea markets The report that was pr< th< C nun
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    CRUISING BY TRAIN AT A PENNY A MILE
    1126 5 British Railway's Novel Plan SEVEN-DAY TOUR Seeing the Best Parts of Britain our Own Correspond i London. April 25. in* railway; mi making a great fight for liv iiiv the} are becoming original. Aln they have reduced during the coming summ r
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    44 5 BOAT RACK CROWDS WATCH (HANGING OF THE GUARD AT HORSE GUARDS.— A large crowd of provincial visitors watched the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Horse Guards, London, before going to see the Oxford and Cambridge boat race at Putney on the Thames.
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      212 5 1 DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF rcNERAL L. C L. OLDFIELD, C.8., C.M.G., D.S.O. MA !OK-'' r SI NGAPORE POULTRY SHOW will be held at f HE SE W WORLD Ma, l )tli to May 27th>.!1933 AND SPICES OF TIIF SOCIFTY FOX PKFVFNTION I CRUELTY TO ANIMALS COMBINATION OF DOG, CAT, GOAT
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      241 5 \Jk /I^B% (o>lmkn( mc; to-mc.iit i f-# A?' m^ A HKIIIIANI >I<iM. FHTIKK! k§* lhv sl i; llk Strict" i- bark main J > n a P' ctlir<> tlia t wUi :l(^ to llrr SgflSK -^^w:'^ sprier- ""^v I ,-L -m >-i K| 1/\ y V t /O j THE
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    ARMY HOLDS SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP
    849 6 SAVED BY EARLY LEAD Air Force Boxers (Jet Second The boxing championship <>i \\u tn unouth. Territorial Arm] bw n i! and this helps to reduce the number <>i byes emi-flnal :v Th< A: their hi experi< nc d teai In th title ol s< 1
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      COUNTY CRICKET PROSPECTS
      1180 6 WILL YORKSHIRE RETAIN THE HONOUR Young And Keen West Indian Visitors [Prom Our Own Correspondent] I < ii l l < 1 1 April IS. Nothing could bt mote calculated to route welcome lor the new cricket Mason than the glorious weather which has accompanied the advent
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      BRITAIN'S NEW GOLF STAR
      689 6 DAILEY'S METEORIC RISE TO FAME Remarkable Putting His Main I From Our Own Correspondent] London. April 11. The fourteenth Annual Professional Invitation Competition was decided at Roehamptor. iast week m glorious warm summery v ither. On the play will be decided the British challengers tor the
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      DUNDEE BEAT PARTICK
      89 6 There was nothing hnnresstve about the gaow «*t Dabs Park where Dundee beat Partick Thistle 10. The only goal of tht game was icure* about five minutes before th Interval bj Outhrie Jackson, Kn goal for Partiek ThtJtlc, \as at the toi> pf hLs f©rra. and m\
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    LADIES' TENNIS
    148 6 Miss Mary Heeley*! Good Form Iyoliduii. Xpiil I > TonuLs has lxtMi Interesting durii Miss MAT] H( laiid'.s Mo 1 player m tl fratcd Mlss I) Round ol W o l.' rankad Mo I m the nnai <>i ttitttlflw nf r lit M< Ibury l;i'.ui t< nn: •I
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    ONLY THING RETAINED
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      13 6 Cooked MEAT S CS£^S~ r TCNGLf B J■p I J /e^ <- v-'.^lN^ I
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      103 6 invites you to try this New Ponu "Cow «Si (i.it. "Chocolate Milk m m Ena^and milk and lightly flavoured v th I It make- cr\ dige«tiM« palatable and nutriti »iut.iH!«. a- .< mnrnini hew qp ■leep inducing. Invaluable for nurtinu m.'^iK^^ md \dt Acceptable m alt climatri owinfi m i-iu
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    AUSTRALIA'S DEBUT AS AN INDUSTRIAL NATION
    890 7 COMMONWEALTH BECOMING "EXPORT-MINDED" Show Boat Arrives In Singapore I REASED TRADE WITH MALAYA Boat the K. P If. liner Meuw Holland. morning m the cour.se of her tour ance ol !iu: trading interests ol the Netherlands Indies and Malay. m on Monday evening, alter
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    MAN DIES IN CUSTODY
    15 7 i Ma, V tlMfl a .un. I ay a urn mm
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    WOMAN FINED $500
    62 7 Leone Afr Ytm, a Cantonese woman was fined |SM or 3 months' simple imprisonment hv the Criminal District Jtidpe (Mr. H. A. Form for being In possession of 17 tahil of nongovernment chandu valued at $125. Mr. F. S. Rirkard. assistant controller of the o<»v.rnment Monopolies, mentioned
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    THREE MEN LOST IN COLLISION
    85 7 PORT DICKSON TRAGEDY Tonkang Broken In Pieces Prom Our Own Correspondent Klanjj, Ma> 8. Before daylight pesterdaj morning; at tea between Port Bwettenhani and Bori Dickson tin Luigbanb (Laganbank bound for Pwi Bwettentaam mv m collision with i toogkanfl loaded with firewood rh« tongkang was
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    WITHOUT A FIAT
    269 7 Technical Omission m Criminal Prosecution h Ixl <i foi hearing befor< all 11 A Poirer, the Criminal District Judgt yesterday mornmg, th. ease hn which BaduUah Khan ,iii;..^ Sye<l Baadullah Btiraaiat a.h-kh. .1 m mber ol the Muslim community, was charged with criminal Intimidation, it the Instance
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    MRS. A. BARRON
    271 7 Death Alter Short Illness Thi it' tl tot pUu < m tii< Cairnholß pin ate hospital yesterda] ol Mrs. Ellen Barrpn, wife oi Mi a Barron ol the Singaport Harbour Bi ard ti> 42 Mj-s. Barron liad been slightly ill foi th. !<•■ <i;.\.s but had .ml'
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    AUSTRALIAN GOODS
    204 7 AU STRALIAN GOODS (inwth Of Agencies In Singapore Australian brandies are Ilkels t<» come mcir< promlnentlj Into tin local market than ever a-s the result of the lierusum of the Legislative Council it their recent no .imp. to give a preference ii> brandy imported bo balk Irom Bnpirc ■ouxi It
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    Magistrate Who Had A Shot And Lost
    1760 7 Magistrate Who Had A Shot And Lost "Pulling The Strings" At New World Shooting Galleries A very ingenious attempt to < the Police Court yesterday mornini of the Gambling Suppression branc devices employed by lessen of ceri World amusement park, by means of which targets could bo "controlled" by concealed
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    SULTAN OF PAHANG
    140 7 Installation Ceremonj This Month rFrom Our Own Coi at Xi; mi m May 1. Xtoagkll Mohamrd ttacU ol HI HI Sultan of Pnhanij and snn-jn-ir.. oi the Kai. Kiciilll Sulong of Prrak. at present A C.P Trencr&anu Is on three month furlough, and arrived at Kuantan by
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    MIXED IN HIS SLEEP
    396 7 NAVAL BASE COOLIK FOUND GUILTY Sentence af Death a* the Assizes rrdici oi guilty v i i miii mm returned m the emm crhich concluded terday, ai the Assies Oburl befon Mr ju Mills, m jvrt; Qopalan a< hi i v ith murder <>\ ;t Fellow
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    MR. TAN CHENG
    380 7 Death Of Chief Cashier At New World 1 I at 12 n>v ood Pai >. j. 1 mi BU China Chei hlei casbii i• tIM v w Mi Pi CI tan Ctieni was also empl Mci < *S M: K.iu c;,,;i n .1 P M.ilacca H< wa-
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    POSSESSED SAMSU WORTH $67
    103 7 Chinrse T<» Pay Fin«- Of S5OO ton a .00 or ij outimpri .nmrnl m the Crltnlr.M D '"for. M H Forrr-r. poaesston ol am ..r»h $67 fia alleged. MM to cvMto mm .offlcen p tto Pavu Iy .catch hln bj crninwllßg the Uq.;. i I Which
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    52 8 ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced between Isabelle i outse Ooudie. second daughter of Mrs. and the late sir. b. c Ooudie, ol Rem Zealand nd Australia and formerly ol Singapore, and Lorn. Lealie liacDougall, youngest son ol Mr. and kCrs. L A. MacDou»all. of "Dunolly," Goalburn. New South
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1933. MALAYAN GANGSTERS
    819 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1933. MALAYAN GANGSTERS While we, In common with other sections of the press, do not always see eye to eye with the methods oi the police In Malaya, at the same time we take very real consolation m the knowledge that we hav< one
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    79 8 Mr G. M N -.ia;. Mr R h Poi U be ma- I Mr B PI) Loam Hoard J. C. C I Bat ailed for home on k Mr W. H. F. 0.8.1 een appointed Divisiona] tendenU Transportation v D. >• i .-> P.eN W. Murray, ma B <•. at
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    "MATCH KING"
    170 8 Powerful Drama At The Capitol a w-.r ago headlines m tin uori^: announcing the micide of Qnai niui who made a fortune by tin manufacture matches. Now Pint National Picture! C poratkm has produced tilm the them which has been Inspired b\ headlines enl ■Tiio Match King" which
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    92 8 LATEST RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, May 9. Spot 2 13 16d. (2 13 16d.). Forward 2^d. Wsd) Tone of Market Quiet. New York,
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    JAPANESE FOUR-FOLD ADVANCE
    282 8 CHINESE FALLING BACK Bombing The Way To Peking Shaf.-h.ti. M.. Tlit- Japanese and fcfanchukuo I tinue to ad- ant i In foui Loan River; one column from Cl the direction ol Pettaiho which Urn Chii evacuated last m-Jit. another motor road i ro:u Bhanhaifc* 1 ment from
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    ANOTHER DEADLOCK
    88 8 > v Disarmament (inference Again Geneva. Maj I I Del leer except the 1 fcnm s: tion v. D \.i- 1 a ol c and B I the C i las the whole plai unh is 1 Powers a to do with r IQ ility it is reali
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    OLD COLLEGE BOYS
    66 8 Mr. Soong Moots Prwidm l Roosevelt \Va>hiiuton M.i> X Mr 1 V BOOO| by |fr Eta v. hi i» also ;i Hmnnl graduate AitiT Lunch ihr\ mic It nation m the Orient v U I It is understood the Ifanchurian considered m only m During the remainder
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    STRUCK OFF ROLLS
    65 8 Action Atrainsi Mr. M. S. Mallik of F.M.S. Bar T From Our Own Correspondent Kuala I.umpur Mar Mr M S Malhk iOliCltOT, hM tM off the rolls of the FMS Car by ortfei Judges sitting yrstf-rriay Mr Mallik h stated to have of money ouinp by Kuala
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    AIRMAN WHO CRASHED
    47 8 Xauer Leaves Kuala Lumpur For Batavia (From Oiir Own On Ku.il, Lumpur, M > O. Nauer who crashed M Alor Star U VMka auo left this monur I i Riti Palcmbflng. his Puss Moth hi vine been rrj> ed by the Kuala Lumpur flying rlub
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    ACCESSION DAY
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    COAL COMPETITION
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    UNITED SUA BETONG
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      98 8 CAUDIBECIkVS OLD BROWN SHERRY Have You Visited Our *\e*v PROVISION STORE -IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. TOM WALLS Racehorse Owner and A ctor-Manager says 'Filter tip beats 'Smoker's throaV //e writes: g0 TOM WALLS jog& lhe oelebrat«d Stase and Film \t tor. Kari'-horsf Trainer and OtHMt
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    BRITISH AIR SERVICE SUBSIDY
    50 9 |U LINK BY December S||l o;||)OlY I*) Karachi .(V line T" London n 'H Days I ul\ lor potion to lusti ilia an publish! d i. the \ir i ondoti U rdaj 11,. lOUtl will be M.i\ lOIM OH I I s Com pa i. j
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    IN FERMENT
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    VIET OFFICIAL
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    ATLANTIC FLOWN
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    JACK LONDON TOO "RED" FOR NAZIS
    334 9 BOOKS BANNED IN GERMANY France May Retaliate On Journal Ban "HI. M.n 1,. Wf>rr night or rarlous charge, s a result ol a most rlgorom police search in all hotels and restauranti li this Communist stronghold homes ot well-known Boclalista Con Ki members ol
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    NO DICTATORSHIP
    108 9 Socialist Slogan At Hyde Mark Rall\ I.oml.in Mas 7. lOf any form ■>i dirt., the kcvnot. of the speeches delta D^m Sunday" demonstration a1 Hyde Park this afternoon which was I '>> thouaai I pi fi a .ill parts n. Including Oxford and Oambi forn r chanting "me
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    CHINESE PROTEST
    81 9 Against Sale ()i C.K.R. liy Russia Nanking. May 9. i stroog protest i N y the Chinese Ambassador to Moscow against the proposed <»t th Chinese Bnrtrrn Railway to Japan, the Foreign Ministry Issued a statement emphasj tng thai any rtolation of the Sino-Russian menU t>f 1924 would
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    CHINESE COTTON
    76 9  -  Nankang Siang Pau Mill Owners Attempt To Save Industry Shanghai, M.»> 9. of Chim\se-ownrd cotton mil] m nil parts of China are holding a :i c nfermee m Shanghai to-morrow to md moans to NIC the industry. which has gone through a period of trade dep- >n. The
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    AUDIENCE WITH KING
    25 9 London, May 9. Hls Majesty gave an audience to Sir Wili Krlly who is relinquishing the command ol the China Station- Reuter
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    GANDHI'S APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT
    366 9 RELEASE POLITICAL PRISONERS Civil Disobedience Suspended I ■■.■Mi .May ft. < 'indin baa announced the suspension of mil dlaobedlenoi rot month. CJandhi has appealed u> the O< vei nment t I release all political prisoners and to wtthdrai the ordinaiu I He adds that it he
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    TRADE DIFFICULTIES
    139 9 Marking Ot British Goods In China London. Ma> 9. tions from the London C 1 and othi i trad* bodies on I i complying with the Chnv regarding Urn markii foreign goods published on Match 2\ have been conveyed to sir Mile l^mpson. said Mr. Runi una:. President
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    110 9 Fur .Market Transferred to London London. May 8. London is likely to become the world's fur market a.s a result of an international boycott Of the Liepzig fur market. The £4.000.000 sale which opened to-day will probably rank as the biggest m the history of London. It is
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    40 9 Trade Agreement With Uruguay Montevideo, May 9. Uruguay has concluded trade ugn nent with Japan under uhirh the most favoured nation clause will provide a Japanese market for Uruguayan meat :md cattle and other agricultural products. Reuter
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    THE LEVIATHAN
    68 9 World* Biggest Liner To Be Washington, May 8. The lin< r. Leviathan, will be laid up during the 1933 season, states an announcement by the United States Shipping Board and her seven voyages to Europe during the season will be made by other ships. The vessel, however, must
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    181 9 Premier And President Unanimous WAR DEBTS Difficulty That Must Be Removed London. Ma> M. The PHme Minister mainly devoted himsell to supplementing last week's statement on hfe visit to Washington on the debate on foreign •ffain m the House of Commons to-; night. H< laid he was
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    127 9 PRIVATF ARRANGEMENT Washington. May 6. President Roosevelt s decision as regards the June instalments of war debts Is at present R-tthheld pending reaction m Congress and the country to the present rum ;urs These, generally, are of a contradictory nature but ac- to temi-ofßcte] sources, the President Intends to ask
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    58 9 FRANCE DISAPPOINTED Paris, >li\ s. Bitter disappointmea icpr Bed b;at the n- ml broad tsi War 1 "L« u< build f i' vail of etiid »y^ ncr 1! !•< Anglo-Saxons will agree they arnaily squabble When they have shaken hands. Europe v. ill be tened with commercial and industrial Lei
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    OVER FISHING
    153 9 Government Plan to Preserve North Sea London. M.i> S. a Oovernn heme to combat tin growing em of over-fishing m the North Sea and other treat near Great Britain la under consideration. Many complaints have been made In tin.connection, announced Mr. Elliott. Minister for Agriculture, m the Hou-.h*
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    PEACE BY STARVATION
    109 9 Peruvian Warships May Not He Able To Revictual Geneva. May 6. The refusal of the United States Government to allow a cruiser and two submarines of the Peruvian Navy to revictual when passing through the Panama Canal has presented the League with a knotty problem. The League
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    NEW AIR CHIEF
    41 9 Sir Edward Ellington Succeeds Sir Geoffrey Salmond London, May 8. Air Ministry announces the appointment of Air Chief Marshal Sir Edward L. Ellington as Chief of Air Staff m succession to the late Sir W. Geoffrey Salmond- Reuter
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    POLISH PRESIDENT ACCEPTS
    43 9 U arsaw. May 8. M. Moscicki has been rejected President of Poland by the two Houses of Parliament sitting In joint session by 332 votes out of 342. He has accepted office for further term of seven years- Reuter Wireless
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      1082 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. 3TRAITS STE/vIISHIP Co.. Ltd THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THr CHINA NAVIGATION Co Ltd. THE
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      452 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO I UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT j VIA PORTS AND SLEZ CANAL j HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Due Spore. Sails Spore. m.v. CITY OF LILLE For Havre. London. Rotterdam Hamburg May 30 June 2 s.s. CITY OF EVANSVILLE For Havre,
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      332 10 P. 6? British India and Apcai U flncorporkit^d *^D MAIL, PASSENGER and CaJ SERVICES. KG[ PENINSULAR AND OR I! NTAL s m UNDER CONTRACT WITH Ills v. N.fl LONDON AND FAR I X- J OUTWARDS FROM LONDON i \\\u lir Due VV VoniLAt* >in*aport-KAISAR-I-HINI) 11.500 May U MANTUA 11,000 SOMALI
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    369 12 Winter Returns to Britain [From Our Own Correspondent] London. April 25. After a brilliant and warm Easter (71 degrees) the weather has gone to pieces with a vengeance and it has been bitterly told. Severe damage to the plum crop and to other product! of th«
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    115 12 Living a Life of Luxury [From O Our. Correspondent! l.tindon. \pnl K9 Mot risu id oth< rays < th? •'boeu.': accident" scandal Onr da «ras i md parent Urn point ol Southend Hospital Hi had bio d on nil i m such a bad waj that an
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    122 12 (iirls Who Must bo •Sinarth dressed and w V Shod" I kihliim \pi i| c 20 live m :ui remain "smartly a?" Tin th< O( I Post i »scd am I shod V( ramenl Londoi i hest« r ol 50 junii r I ph Manchester girls
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    62 12 Bii Ben and*bis tower arc now m splints scaffolding rill remain In plao foe Hearts six months, whilst every inch oi the Ur ft will be examined for ad signs 0.1 wear. It .s Lhirty wars since the cxl was thoroughly overhauled Bi i. v.ill be washed, and mon than
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      622 12 Burns Philp Line. incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly mailings by the well-known Steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the SS. MANGOLA (3,352 ton.s>. I Cargo onlyj MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins da
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      368 12 BIBBY LINE. [LONDON ADDRESS M, PAIX MALL, LONDON, S.W.I of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mall Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO. MARSFII I\ PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection frcm Singapore and Penane HOMEWARD SAILFNGS Leave Rangoon IMS. GLOUCESTERSHIRE WORCESTERSHIRE Jui.. CHESHIRE YORKSHIRE Ju]y 6 SHROPSHIRE 20 OXFORDSHIRE STAFFORDSHIRE 17 GLOUCESTERSHIRE
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      32 12 rsrn P I I B I I I n Kg] I ill N I I 1 I I j X BBar i I 1938 ROMEWARDfI B* 4 COOKS WAGONS! Romy I i
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      630 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 pm. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m Kelantan (via Gcmas) every Monday,
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      88 12 Hawaii ftfaru, Jap r i9:.v. rron Kobi I i ror Colombo 11 Cremer, Dut. 2784, from Amoy 1.5 foi B Deli Penang 10.9 Tlnhow, Brit. 3164, from Hoi fat Mauritius L 3 Kuranda, BrU &53. from Bibu I Bibu 13 Tidon\ Dut SSB i:cn: P Baroi I.S tor B Barot
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      BUILT AT KOWLOON
      271 13 Princess of Nejjros Has Successful Trials There was a large and representative gathering on board the new motor \essel Princess ol Negros when she pulled out nom the houk BEong and Whampoa Dock Cos jetty to undergo speed trials, prior to being handed over to her owners,
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      MEASLES ON BOARD
      49 13 Japanese Vessel's l'nhapp> Voyage i ..tit as. measles o< eurred In the O.BJC 8.806 i pas* steamer Hawaii liaru betas* rrival in Singapore y< iterday n mil from K Hoim Kong. she b rthed alonj ka the wharves and is expected to sail for Colombo to-mor.
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      CANTON SHIPPING
      145 13 Towboat Night Services Manned In order to ensure safety of ships in the inland waters of Kwangtun Provincial Harbour Administration B Canton ha< decided to prohibit all |unk by la plying between the upcountry and Canton to navlgati luring the night tins* Circular instructiona to tins effect, it
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      CHARTER ACTION
      115 13 Judgment For Shanghai Chinese Company Saying that he was satisfied that Mr. J J McCarthy was a principal, if not the sole principal, of the Anglo-Asiatic S. N. Co.. Judge P. Grant Jones entered judgment for the plain- i tiffs in H M Supreme Court at Shanghai I
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      SHIP DEEP IN MUD
      108 13 Kyodo Maru's Foredeck Submerged Weihaiwei, April 10. The Ching Kee I s. Kwanglee. which collided with the Japanese vessel, Kyodo Maru No 36. last Friday, sailed yesterday for Antung. I A tug. the Sakigake Maru No. 2. of the Teikoku Salvage Co. arrived here this morning
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      PERSONAL ADORNMENT
      174 13 TFrom Our Own Correspondent] London. April 2.1. There are many hard ways of earning a livinu. and some seem to me to be just on the borderline of doubt as to whether it is worth earning the living at all. One of the leading London stores is now
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      ALL-WELDED SHIP
      247 13 Hull Lighter Than that Of I Riveted Vessel It was natural that the all-welded oil bargebuilt by Messrs Swan. Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, Limited, at Walbend. lor the Canadian Lakes trade, should attract an amount of attention altogether OLspropoitionate to he. si/- She is not the first welded
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      SHIP-TO-SHOKE TELEPHONE
      167 13 P. M. (i. Speak* From His Kent Homo to Homeric Ki w p tmastei -Oen< ral bad a personal test of the nea direct wire.'. telephone service between ships and shor< which promises to beet m< la tion In holiday cruise ships. From I bis i mtry horn
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      198 13 ATL ANTIC TRIP Norwegian Sailors' Adventure a frail littli ailing craft, Hude Wind, only 25 feet long and having i ixiliary engine, has arrived at Falmouth hei iy from Norway to New York Her only occupants are two brothers. Hans and Harold Hanvrar. iged 81 and :<o year.- respectively, who
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      OWN RECORD BROKEN
      86 13 Empress of Japan's Fine Performance The Canadian Pacific liner. Empress of Japan. Captain L D. Douglas. R.N.R.. commander, completed a run from Honolulu to Victoria. 8.C.. in four days, eight hours and three minutes, breaking tsa> record from the Hawaiian port held by the same ship by
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      AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE
      53 13 Four Destroyers and One Flotilla Leader Melbourne. In addition to four destroyers and a flotilla leader, one of the new British cruisers of the •Leander type will be added to the Australian naval squadron to strengthen the Commonwealths defence forces The cruiser will replace the Brisbane, which will
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      PASSENGERS LEFT
      136 13 The following passengers left by the m.s. Meonia. bound for Europe Mr. A Allan. Mr. D. W. Allen. Mr. H. P Bagger, Miss M. Barnes. Mass F. A. van Coehoorn. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Dunlop. Mrs. P. Ellehoj, Master Ellehoj. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ericsson. Mr.
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      382 13 yGAPORE FREE PRESS ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. |,i ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. mieff morning daily in Malaya. Delivered flu Chati Ha7i each morning. Latest ,t,-t telegrams and latest announcements. mfiber ;ind tin caßtea appear dally. itares ineludr putuns. bridge notes. page with K* test fashions, sporting. wireless articles, besides letters from e orrespoMilents
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      512 13 DARIGOLD EVAPORATED MILK Nutritious Sustaining. f^^^ Most economical at all times. For the QAMGOjJ home, the pantry and all purposes for Crt^ which Milk is used. Canned well above the required Standard, undiluted, it is KOi Cream. Try it with your FRUIT DISH. Of all dealers. F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, LTD.,
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      183 14 and every day a little j bipger a»d stronger I /^\UAKER OATS gruel has nearly every food ele* ment a baby needs. It builds bone and muscle, feeds the nerves, blood and teeth develops an alert, active mind and guards health, as well. This wonderfully nourishing, invigorating, natural food has
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      618 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PBOGKAMMEfI FOB INDIA. BURMA, i straits SETTLEMENTS, and J FEOOtATED MALAY STATES i PROM THI EMPIRE TRANSMITTER i DAVENTRY ENGI AND Wavelengthi 25J metres and 31 '.i J metres i J WednexJay. May 10th. BST 2.30 pm Time Smnal troni Bin Ben News I Bournemouth Mum- layed
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      892 14 PER CAPITA WEALTH AND DEBT'S THE NATIONS j COMPARED United States m Most I Favourable Position Every time the United states Gov eminent Is about to Issue a new loan. whether for productive purposes or to refund maturing obligations, many hold up thftlr hands m honor. What, one bean them
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      510 14 BANKS AND CHARTERED BANK I OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Rdyml < t.a: Paid up rapiral In 6fl0.f)00 shar^-.v of £5 each Reserve Fund t3 .000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors U '»00.000 HEAD OFFICE I 38. Bishopsgate, London, F I Agencies and Branches Alor Star Hollo
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      49 14 1 g U!i I I I I THK I Paid BH r BahJ THE I SOUTH M BRITISH 1 IS J PIRE MARINE, m MOTOR insi i LOWI m EASTERN MO! PI USON M i < IB I 1 si' 4 f s; Cla<r /i INTB Paid J M Ml
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    202 15 Trad*' With Middle Asia ■W WllttaW An. i,. ul :A <' Bulldlni Stngapon Uf v,. rollowlni tatlstlc relating to the tor tde ol iti Unii lilddv xla i oic mi month of MARCH n.r; tates '••> HiK 000,004 to Brttl 11 Malaya 150,001 io Nrth Bi Indie 648.001
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    RUBBER SHARE ANIMATION
    345 15 Purchases Stimulated In Commodity Rise London. \pnl 28. The attention ol investors Is being attract d to the rubber sham market by the sharp rtdvanci which has occurred In the price of rubbei since the beginning ol March Against a price ol l-:*L'd per 10 then quoted
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    NEW CROCODILE RIVER (SELANGOR) RUBBER
    91 15 NEW CROCODILE RIVER (SELANGOR) RUBBER I counts tor 1932 show balance brought n from replanting reserve 0 tnaktng 88.163 (agst. £14 719. inch 66 from res in 1681 > deduct loss on year C5.648) deb int. £3.500. deb. pr«--e reserve 8881 trustei ;< £100. to estate .-.tafT payable in share
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    MARKED PREFERENCE FOR STRAITS TIN
    932 15 HOW BOLIVIAN TIN SCORES fiopeng Consolidated^ Quarterly Dividend? 1 Presiding at the annual meeting at Redruth Ol Sopeng Consolidated. Ltd one of the R-d--luali controlled group of Straits tin mines Mr P I Man- (chairman of directors., referred to the man bnportanl delect.-, and dangers
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    156 15 Chanßes m Representative Maj American Can. Com. 82 7!i tk Am Tphooe and T*graph 102 ion itV Atcheson Railroad 58 S6S Duponi ,7 54 1~ ;>4 1 Ptrestone, Common ia- i 8 171. Oen. Bectrlc JH: 19 lol< G«n. Motors 22\ 22 21". Ooodyear :n v
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    262 15 Minister Asked to^Act Amsterdam. April 20. Another atatemeni on rubber restriction was made ia>i ni-iu by the Dutch Minister for the Colonies, Mr s. dv Oraaff, during tht debate m fin First Chamber on the Netli Tlands Indiea B Igel for 1933. BevenU members had asked him
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    181 15 THE ABROAD Mav "> «i Amsterdam 12.07 8.30 8.41 Athene 175 BM 5t6 Belgrade 25.22 247 247'. Berlin 20.43 14 5 32 14.32 'i: Bombax Is. 6d Is. 6 3 64d U. H 5 64 Hi I— 111! 35 23.90 24.17 H; Bucharest 313 560 565 Buenos Aire.- 47.58 13%
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    GOLCONDA MALAY RUBBER
    31 15 Croj> han-ested during 1932 was 7H8.9:<0 It (against 945.900 lb.i. Balatice brou^lu loruun was £2,508, deduct loss for 1932 £(J5B f£933i leaving balance to b»> carriod forward £1.850
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    889 15 Tl KSDAY. MAY 9TIL 1933 CLOBLNQ QUOTATIONS i Bayers Sellers A.sam Kumnang ■£> 24* 6d 26. Austral Malay (f 20s 2,1s nom Ayer rUtam «.t-' 12a Kd 14a Rd Bangrin Tin if) lbs i6s 9d Batang Padang ($1) 10 tfi Batu Caves (61) 42 4 7 j
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      61 15 Assurance m force over $35.000.000 I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incerporated In the Btralt<= Settlements > Life Building. Cecil Btieet, BlUfapoie. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, E.C leposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act In every particular. P.
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      393 15 I To-Day 's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES J PRODUCE SBJJNG Tin Blngapon prtat Cpei pdralt snu.oo Gambitr oc n London. 4 months s lß ht 2/3 15 16 w m Undon 3 montni' sight 2.3 29 32 Ptake Tapioca 450 london, gu day.v sight 2/3 7/8 r>( "i Sago Small
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    S.C.C. LOSE GREAT CHANCE OF VICTORY
    775 16 GIVE MALAYS A SHOCK Club's Best Game This Season ODD GOAL DEFEAT League Champions Have An Off Day Malays 1; S.C.C. .1. Strictly speaking, the S.C.C. should have beaten the Malays on the Padang yesterday It was due entirely to their ineffectiveness m front
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    DAVIS CUP
    77 16 Holland Defeats Poland The Hague, May 8. In the- D;.vis Cup contest Holland beat Poland 3—2. In the tinal match Hebda (Poland) beat Rughan 6—3. 6—l. 6— 3— Reuter. IRELAND KNOCKS Ol T DENMARK Copenhagen. Mav 9. In the Davis Cup game Rogers and McGuire (Ireland) beat Ulrlch
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    1594 16 I lIOVOIRS LIST Ratting j J 1 CpJ Mans. Wiltshire* \>. i S.C.C. 8* Ahhasbhoy. Indian Vssn. vs. Niindtv i ipls l not out i J .t. v. s. Brooke, s.c.c. va i Ceytaa S.C, *o not out J Ah is. s.r.c. vs. S.CJLC. uot out C.
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    114 16 Rain And Cold Hold lp Play New York, May 9. The fouowtng were Use results ot baseball match* s played vo-day: NATIONAL LFAlil F Chicago vs. Brooklyn "postponed -cold). Cleveland vs. Philadelphia (postponed lain). Runs Hits BfTB. Pittsburgh 3 9 0 Boston 0 3 1 French pitched tor
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    25 16 I The May monthly medal < bogey will be I played for on Saturday and Sunday, at Bpnpsjl Golf Club and the spoon (stroke) on Monday.
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    VAN SCHREVEN CUP RACE
    915 16 TARBET WINS BY ONE POINT R.S.Y.f. Week-End Events f Royal Singapore Yacht club "A" clam boats l ailed the- final race for the van Bchreven I Cup and it proved to be- din between f Tarbet and Kathleen V lnch was not finally decided until the
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    MALAYAN BILLIARDS
    77 16 The third round ot the Malayan billiard* championship was bet>un yesterday at the NewWorld when two matches were played off with thy lollowina: results Ong Muh Soh <A.A.A.) beat Loo Chtng Swec (8.A.C.) 300 274. Tan Thean Teek (S.C.R.C.) beat Poh Tiaim Sieu 1U.C.F.A.1 300—291. The following tie.s
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      94 16 Results Of Yesterday's Ties 1 1 tin club t nnis Ladies Doubles Handicap 111 and MiSS J I Ml Ellii d Miss M h Mixed Doubles ll.iueiieap M:^ and f k Hobb beat F 1: and Mrs Knoe ker IfJaa Oldtield and J P de C Hannlt. I!>j btat Mrs.
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      90 16 In the final ol tIM 6 Hal l* (I F d. BOUm ICWH 80J) beat K C B hetchet (owe 6J m two straight seta 8—1; B—l8 I Championship Single* N v Hannaj bi at J w i Veteraaw' Btsagtea Dt V h Norrti (scr I >>• at
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      B.C.R.C. RESULTS
      104 16 Monda] tin ui the B.CJt.C tournament n follows Singles Handicap B K Pan- owe 15 beat Woon Choi DWC 15. 6 4. 3—6. 7—5. Doubles Haiiihe a p •\h Hyan and Kong Tjn oa Chwe t and Thiain Mi e k "It" singles Handle ap i.im Choon i
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