The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 May 1933

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    22 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 13,956. >T A BUSHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY r r lAY 15, 1933. AU CENTO.
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    A BORNEO DISTRICT OFFICER
    1536 1  -  BELINDA BALHAM SDG A vim, washed |un. :„.;i nili looking over v,,.]. fihuru wiOl the lovely' coconut palm; the set > v,, m i. its urface broken only i- the coral reefa varying taw :;om green to jet black, n tlnti early dawn now rMbk, the
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      138 1 IVv^2^^^£cafl|^l [ffi.ks hotel PREMIER HOTEL rHE EVENING L* Xii ioit*n:it vj ,l \v\" DURING TKA DANCE tti W FFLES BRATED ORCHESTRA INI OUfAL mm DANCE 9 30— Mid-night HOOK NOW lil 5381 PHONE 5381. SIX WONDERFUL HOURS TRAVEL BY AIR TO BATAVIA Nothing mon beautiful m UM wny ol scenery
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      111 1 "I (Uiinittly ordered TOLLEYS!" i^LES RAPHAEL^! AND HIS AUSTRALIAN SHOW BOAT BAND I WILL PI AY FOB YOl \M) KNTEKTAIN YOl ON TUB FOLLOWING DAYS SPECIAL DINNER DANCES TUESDAY. MAY 16th. t T\n Itll I TTrtTri thirty i«h ADELPHI HOTEL WEDNESDAY. MAY 17th, CC* \*****17 lIATPI friday 9 th ShA
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      504 1 THE DAY'S NEWS The Wiltshircs lost to the Malays 1 on Saturday. The Wiltshiies were without their skipper. L Cpl. Palmer Page 16. There is every indication that the Japanese are detei mined to take Peking and Tientsin. An attempt is being made to ascertain the attitude of the powers.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    99 2 Programme of Drills up to and for week enduu; May 21st 1933. Monday 15th 5.15 p.m. Headquarters: S.R.E. (i Ist Bn. S.V.F.A.. Bde. Mga, Promotion Examination, Depot Coy. Miniature Range, r. Ceremonial Drill, C *ScottisrO Coy. Company Parod* Tuesday icth 5.15 p.m. Headquarters: "A" (Mf Ceremonial Drill.
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      481 2 A NEW EPOCH IN BEAUTY TREATMENT. W5 TABLETS produce an organic re-construction and not merely a preservation of the skin. A scientific preparation according to the formula of Dr. J. F. Kapp, n the eminent Dermatologist. Illustrated booklet on application. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY B.
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      595 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders are iow invited for the following materials or ervices and that particulars of such tenders lay be obtained m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Supply of 6.500 tons Australian Gas Coal, delivered at Gas Work, between Sept. Ist and
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      729 2 NOTICE. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. Spring Race Meetings. MAY 20th, 24th, 27th, 31st, June 3rd, sth, 9th, 10th, 1933. Members are notified that the Singapore Traction Co. will run a Special Bus Service to the Race Course on Race days from the junction of North Bridge Road and Bras Basah Road
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      485 2 Rid yourself of STOM^ i TRQy-,,,. enjoy a Healthy/ it( I I V BW by taking Sanatogen TACK oi appetite is rm>A-/ due to stomach trouble, which m turn is usually .i question oi "nerves." Nerve weakness prevents the pvopci functioning of the stomach and intestines and it is onl\
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      258 2 THE WEEK t]<>ndu\. l.">th. Rigti Water. 01.01, 9.0 it. 15.14, 7 2 f: Rural Board meeting, Land Office. 11 am. Annual meetiin: ol Strait- Settlements 'Sin?apoie> Association, Exeha:ie<- Room. B n.m. Football Commercial Cup. Honekonc Bank vs. A.P.C.. Jalan Bcsar: F. and N. vs. M P.H Anson Road: Bramtoco VS.
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    ELOPMENT OF AIR MAIL SERVICES
    201 3 ELOPMENT OF AIR MAIL SERVICES I HAL'S mf fork By IM Air Force m Ipri I General Tv at ComIred iirst I ■lifio))--ho had ..ititif,' [mperlal Sir «ny I Empire H :i ol W ilished I Comp I liiini- ible m lation important I d still clow m n an)
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    MALAYAN CURIOSITIES
    312 3 When the Worm Turns— to Music Reviewing Mr. Carveth Wells' book -Light or the Dark Continent." the Aberdeen Press anc Journal states: Mr Wells has been m most parts of the world, and wherever he goes he has the facultj Of finding the unexpected. When he Trent tc
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    NEW HEBRIDES
    163 3 Islands Swept by Hurricane The Colonial Office m Ijondon announced tiuit the following telegram has been received by the Colonial Oflloe from the Hiyh Commissioner for the Western PacnV A severe hurricane passed over the Northern die) of the Central Island of the New Hebrides on April Bth
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    STOLEN GEOGRAPHY
    120 3 Malay Amused at Imputation of Theft hi- native costume, a lean, middleM.. lay named Sidik was taken before Mr A W. Hay. m the Second Magistrate's Court. i. Friday, to answer s charge of stealing a book from house Nu. 10. Roberts Lain It .<. ,i> lei and
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    LAW NOTICE MONDAY, MAY 15th.
    49 3 LAW NOTICE MONDAY, MAY 15th. Beforr the C hiel Justice at 11 a.m. Summonses-in-Chambers. Originating Bummonsi In Ist. ourl at 11.41 a.m. Motions. Judgment Summonses etc. lie fore Mr. Justice Mills m the 2nd. Court at 1 1 a.m. Assizes:— Rex vs Chong Peng Fee and Chin San See.
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    69 3 Mr g s. RawUngi is to ad aa t url i 'rate. Singapore. Mi c a g Blades. Police Probationer, i> >n Assistant Superintendent of Police. lita Settlements. The following have been elected :•..*> Members ol the Bar Committee for the Settlement ol Malacca for the yea: April, i9?3 to
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    PHILATELIC CONGRESS IN LONDON
    395 3 i VISITORS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD Hobby Which is Found m Every Family I Stamp collectors from all o\cr the country, -as well as from the Dominions and Colonies, will muster m London at the end of the month l<-r the Philatelic Congress of Great
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    LADY PATRICIA MOORE
    256 3 I Adventurous Girl Is To Wed; Young M.l\ I ,ui\ Patricia Moore, whose engage nunt to Sir Paul Latham is announced is one Of th.3 m v popular girls In Society. Daughter ol tin Earl of Drogheda an;! Kathleen Countt-- ol Drogheda, she is 21 yea v
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    NEW STATE
    102 3 Mongolian Princes As Figure-Heads Shanghai. May 12. The Manchukuo Government has. it is reported, divided the Province of Heilungkiang into two provinces. The new province which will consist of four prefectures will be styled Hsinu Ann Province. To reduce the power of the Governor of Jehot, it will
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    SUM YAT-SEN FARM
    79 3 llabaro\sk. April 28. Two aeroplanes bave arriv d at the Sun Yat- j jam state i^rain hum m the Soviet Far East to carry out sow m- By April 20 the state farms m thi« region had completed 40 per cent of 1 their .sowing oi" the
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    12 3 Captain White. Veterinary Surgeon. Perak North, goes Home on furlough this week.
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      351 3 CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES are LONDON made V ,y his c igarettes arc made m London l^^gß^** I traditional place of origin of the World's iliiflli **A* I finest irginia Cigarettes and, fittingly, the S|||B V*R AVEN *Mt Ot A\ the Fobacco Factories m London none SBPtS^ s l '^S!*!P!P?^^fl^K is
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    SHOWN OVER COMMONS
    58 4 Chinese Air Chief Entertained London, May 11. The Chinese General. Ting Hung-whang director of the Chinese Government Aviation Bureau, and Mr. Quo Tai-chai were entertained to tea at the House of Commons this afternoon by the Chinese Sub-Committee of thr Conservative Foreign Affairs Committee. Colonel Applin nftei
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    JAMAICA EARTHQUAKE INCIDENT
    1044 4 DIPLOMATIC SENSATION OF 26 YEARS AGO Swettenham— Davis Letters sir James Alexander Bwettenham. who died ally, was Captain-General ;md Governor-Mi-Chiet ol Jamaica at U:f tim .4 tin severe i.uthquake at Kiiif ton m 1907. when almost ■.••veiy building m the capital and In Port R and many
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    CANADA'S HEAVY LOSS
    418 4 Legal Beer I* 'The United Ottawa, Maj II Localisation of beer In the United Btal i)( i iitf\cri by (initials ol Urn Canadian Oovt nu'iit to herald majoi Ibh In the ttq revenue, by the Dominion and Provta Governments as e/aU M Him ihrtnk the sales of
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    INDIAN LOAN
    41 4 Lists (lose at Karl) I .melon May. ,om with 1 of the D balance I Capital e> The Tim C the Issue pi Ini ti impoi In ma debt that .•mi; an nf tJ:- mpi d by h rnmenl
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    130 4 M: T < !I the men! I ombf Bo: nemo itli U tlgal perial lefl \v ■•d that h< did n< thta .1 lo; ■oUcitor protcstodl fctaal tl»« uncalled for and commercial ti ntinuoui decline I <it bUnd persons und I Tlh fact is rev»»aled by thi« annual Advisor- C'lmnnitt.
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    MINERAL PROSPECTING IN QUEBEC
    28 4 MINERAL PROSPECTING IN QUEBEC Urea! F-iUin I II I 1 1 ■j I H H flfl < lN.li \n I I B I i 1 b |H I I
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    TARIFF TRUCE
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    TRUBBER RESTRICTION AND PRICES
    1332 5 TRUBBER RESTRICTION AND PRICES NATIONAL FREEDOM OF ACTION Round Table Conference Suggested I Mr J B. Hiiircip of Jersey ;t former rubber phintW vrtUnf m thr Financial Times, states: It is now fix.' years xinri- we erased to r strict the ptoductan oi rubber Hithin Die British i Empir MM
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    ILITARY FUNERAL FOR AIR CHIEF MARSHAL
    61 5 |*k v I. u-f Marshal Sir Geoffrey Salmond, Chief of the Air Staff, took place with military honours. The King and the "tru at the funeral service at St. John's Church, Southwick Crescent, London. Photo shows: Sir John Salmond s »r CieoJTrey and the
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      127 5 STINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF .Nl i I C. L. OLDFIELD, 08., C.M.G., D.S.O. Singapore poultry show will be held at r/f E SE W WORLD v. lv |9th to May 27th 1933 AND Xx OF THE SOC lETY FOR PREVENTION < RUBLTT TO ANIMALS COMBINATION OF DOG, CAT, GOAT BIRD-SHOW n|l
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      VETERAN WINS BIG RACE
      1114 6 GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES Horse That Has Run j 160 Miles London, April 25. The Great Metropolitan Stakes was run at Epsom on Easter Monday under most unfortunate conditions as regards weather. It was icib cold and raining and many oi the onlookers left the course for
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      CRICKET OUTLOOK
      995 6 Forthcoming Test Matches [From Our Own Correspondent London. April 11. It is understood that K. S. Duleepsinhji will play no cricket during the forthcoming season. The doctors m attendance have given a hopeful report that he will m time be restored to health. |As the playing of cricket
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    GIRL OF 14 AND WOOER
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    COURT COURT INDICENT
    55 7 Mat,m,nt at s< "'inl.au pondeui i May IS. tn the Ma Alter his wor- bU with n Chin h bof 'I tfl ;ilk ii.i. thai tin h-.i Hi had feu made a iyihtn| b. uiken itlon. 1 bj the ScStreH harber obairik Uon by v. m thai
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    IMMERSION HEATERS FOR WATER
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    ENGLAND AND ITALY DRAW
    145 7 50,000 SPECTATORS IN ROME Armed Troops At Gates of Ground I FREE PRESS SERVICE-COPYRIGHT) n London, May 14 The vast majority of the 50.000 spectators of T Italy and En.lan^ m toe c-onaldcred the English team superior In ev^v according to the Observers correspondent Mrtfa .as
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    TENNIS AT S.C.C.
    342 7 American Tournament Opens To-day Singapore Cruk.t Club mixed doubles American tennis tournament open.s to-day and will be continued on Wednesday and Friday. Ttx- following are the entries Member Partner E A. Joy Mr.s. j (>v R E. Prentis Mrs. E. C Million F H Harris Mrs. Harris
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    MALACCA FOOTBALL
    170 7 Selangor Malays m By Two (Joals Malacca. .May IS. The Belangor Malays gave a fine exhibition ol (lean football here to-day and beat a Mal.nca eleven S l Stronger m all departments the Malay! tiave a treat to the large croud with their mat passing. In the first
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    THE CAPITOL
    110 7 A French Colonial outpost m Northern Africa, with all its traditional" colour, is the romantic lettlni lor Insult." the Paramount British production with arrived at the Capitol over th week-end. The story of the film was adapt'U hum Jan Fabricius work and has been fcivei additional power. The
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    39 7 Mr C. Fiavr. the Manager of Batak Rabit Estate. Teluk Anson. is leaving for England on May 19. and Is sailine by the Sarpedon. Mr. II Wvlie has tr.ken over the management of the estate during Mr. Fraser's absence.
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  • WEEK-END CRICKET.
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      P.S. AND L. WIN TOURNAMENT GAME
      7 7 P. S. AND L. WIN TOURNAMENT GAME
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      MATCH ABANDONED
      250 7 Wiltshire Regiment (lame With S.V.C. Tin nwtch between the Wiltshire Regiment and the Singapore Volunteer Corps, which ben an on Friday, was abandoned on Saturday after 35 minutes play, owing to rain. The Regiment brought their overnight score of 102 for two wickets to 155. with the loss
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      Y.M.C.A. WIN
      475 7 Game With St. Joseph's Institution St. Josephs Institution suffered their second setback for the season when they lost to the V.M C.A. on Saturday afternoon on their own pound by einht wickets. O. Wilhs a-i-in had a very satisfactory match. First he took five wickets for a trifle
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      STATE CRICKET
      327 7 Selan^or's Match With Negri Sembilan Kuala Lumpur, May 13. A sharp shower at 12.30 delayed the start of the State match between Selangor and Negri. the wicket having to be dried. Selangor opmed with Denison-Smith and Ah Keng ayainst the bowling of Edmonds and Sukumaran. Bcorlng was slow
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      RAIN SPOILS CRICKET
      223 7 Kuala Lumpur Games Curtail^ Kuala Lumpur. May 1.5. The V.M.C.A. met the Tamils m a match which was abandoned owing to rain. The V.M.C.A. won the toss and elect d to bat. scoring 163 for 9 declared*. Jumeaux and Foenander played delightful cricket hitting 29 and 46
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      H.M.S. MALAYA CUP TRIAL
      104 7 Teams For Next Fridays Match The following piayers hnvo been selected for the H.M.S. Malaya Cup trial match to be played at the Anson Road Stadium on Friday at 5.15 p.m. "Red Team" Said: Abdul Rahni;tn. Sarip; Jaryasi. E. Laidman. W. Gomes; Mahmood. Mat Noor. Dollah.
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      29 7 The Singapore Swimming Clufc pool was closed for cleaning last night and will re-open on Tuesday at 7 a.m. Hi?h tide m the pagar •is at 3.14 p.m. to-day.
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    YORKSHIRE BEATEN BY CAMBRIDGE
    386 7 UNIVERSITY HAS MARGIN OF 19 RUNS Another Close Finish At Bristol London, May 13. The surprise of the county cricket matches just concluded was the defeat of Yorkshire by Cambridge University who had a margin of 19 runs. Cambridge's victory was made possible a£ a result
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    AN AUSPICIOUS START
    43 7 [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT! London. May 14. County cricket has made a auspicious start and is attracting large cio»vds of spectator^ though the weather is indifferent. The West Indians are not yet acclimatised and the players are wearing two >\\ eaters.
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    CLERICAL UNION
    275 7 Draw For Billiards Tournament In ttX Cl rical Union championship English game biUterda tournament, Mean. Teo siew San and Urn Oman Geok qualified for the final. The date for the final match will be announced later. Tin- draw for the first round of the English game handicap tonmamont
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN A.A.M.
    113 7 Substantial Increase m Membership (From Our Own Correspondent J Seremban. May li. At la:<t night's annual meeting of the Negri Sembilan Branch of the Automobile Assoc iation of Malaya, held at the Negri Sembilan Club, it was revealed that the total memb< rship of the Branch at
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    LIABILITY OF A GUARANTOR
    399 7 Shopkeeper's Claim For $386 APPEAL ALLOWED Judgment Entered For Full Sum and Costs In the case m which Yue Ping, trading as the Shanghai Co. appealed against the decision of the Civil District Judge, dismissing his claim for $386.53 for money misappropriated by Leo How Chee
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    430 7 Air. L N. C.rcbby and Miss .1. Yenning A very pretty Wedding 111 lemniMci at the Presbue-rian Church, Singapore, OO Saturday, the bridegroom betnf Ifr Leslie Norman Grebby. mm Ol Mi aiul Mi- J Clubby of London. ;ui(] the bride Miss Joyce Alexandra Paj:t t Vcsmlnc eldest d:iupht«r
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    91 7 ■w.uu.son square Garden, the I'm;, mount picture whuh HUM on at the Alhambra f*mday. i.s a stirring story of tht rapt* nnp MH Jack Oakir as the hero. Marian Nixon as the boxers sweetheart and William Collier a* th«-bip-hrarted manager who Hwlflu a lir .o r m match
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      BIRTH
      19 8 afOPPCTT. -To Jean, wife ol J. l> B Moffett, I at North shields. England, an May IS. son.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, MAY 15. 1933. COMMENTS OF THE WEEK
    911 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, MAY 15. 1933. COMMENTS OF THE WEEK Mystery still surrounds the real position on the Chinese Eastern Railway. While on the one hand il, would appear that Russia desires tol sell her interests to Manchukuo or Japan (which comes to the same; thing), it also seems
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    191 8 Mi>nda>. M.tv 8. H«L M] P A M( •Khwiine and Mrs McEltt.iin;. Hon. Mr L Ra.nuui, Mr and Mr.<. \v Hay Wing Conmumder and %m, p. r Hunter, Mi ;uid Mrs A B Thornl. y .1. i Dr. and Mrs H. T. Wee, Mr E. N. C WoUerton,
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    70 8 LATEST RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, cabled to the Free Press •are as follow RUBBER London, May IS. Spot 2 31 32d. (2 31j32d.). Forward. 3 1 32 d. (3 1 32 d). Tone of
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    LORD TYRRELL
    39 8 London. May 12. A comniunique issued by the British Embassy m Paris this morning stated that the British Ambassador, Lord Tyrrell, was suffering from a slight attack of pleurisy which Is tak4ne Its natural course. British Radio
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    HOSTILE CROWD AT STATION
    885 8 Hitler's Representative Leaves London DOWN WITH FASCISM" Disarmament Talks Adjourned There was hostile demon stration at Liverpool Street station, London when Ilerr Rosenberg, Hitler's personal representative m London, left for Berlin. Ilerr Nudolny. head of the (ierman delegation at (ieneva. has been summoned to Berlin and
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    SIAMESE AERIAL CORRIDORS
    42 8 DEFINITE o Nuisance j \k, Hvcr 'h. Boutl < Hie I r That deflniti <! I 'lii- i man military tr«-lh I I l to da thl I •I! 9 v. nil ByU I MB I thai I flyei I I
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    10,000,000 TCS, ISSUE
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    22 8 MOTORINCi M'.i;u\ii Til IIM I lillMl Sir I I 'now vn Trip:*; I obta:: I tvery and rtnniv
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    BROOKLANDS EXPERIMENT
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    NZIG STRIKE
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    SOUNDS THE POWERS
    526 9 S REFUGEES FLEEING FROM PEKING AND TIENTSIN CHINESE TROOPS DRIVEN BACK Three Japanese Aeroplanes Brought Indications point to an Immediate attempt on the part ot the apanete to occupy Peking and Tientsin. A Japanese aircraft-carrier and four battleships arrived at Taku yesterday. Hundreds of Chinese are leaving
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    WORSE THAN CHAPEI
    337 9 Bombardment Over 50 Mile \n the towns and villages wtthin raduu tnt\ milt of the Chinese positions around \ii\un nave been mibj cted to neavj bombardment oy Japanese artillery and planes nee yesterday monnn Scarcely sinuh hamlet escaped, according to toe lat >t report frooi Reining, bill
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    PAPER PAYMENT
    66 9 Germany Follows Example of America London, May 13. The recsnt decision oi thr United States not la nay Interest on Liberty Bonds held abroad n. yold ha- been followed by Germany v:hose Fmani Minister has Informed th. Bi'.nk of Inteiiiational Settlement.- that Germany propotea tn Ignore the cold
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    29 9 Basle. May IS. The Bank ai International Bettlementa h;>.-, j n fused to a< c vpt the Gorman decision, which it irda m breach of the loan agreement. Renter
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    THE REICHSBANK
    83 9 Dr. Schacht and Foreign Obligations N>w York. May 14. t\iv Reicbsbank President, Ur Soharht. has eft for Europe In a farewell statement atter :i conference *ith financiers aiui representatives of the Federal Reserve Bank Dr. Schacht declared he .ntends to ask foreign holders of German private jbli^ations to
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    U.S. SILVER STOCKS
    63 9 Enough to Last Half a Century DMMr, May 14. The proposed Kttvor payment of war debts will prove harmlul to American miners and h«* silver industry, m the view of Mr. Robert Gr nt who Ls en route for Shanghai as Chinese mint adviser. Mr Grant declarer
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    BRITON RELEASED
    63 9 Must Leave Germany Within Specified Time Berlin. May 13. The British .journalist. Oeoffrey Fraser. who, has been imprisoned sinc-r April 4, has been released and informed that he must leave Germany within a specified period. No charge is brought against him. but the authorities earlier intimated to the
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    EVEREST FLIERS
    45 9 Commodore Fellowes at Sofia London, May 11. Air Commodore Fellowes, the leader of the Houston Everest flight expedition, and FlightLieutenant MclntyTe. who are flying home to England from Piirnea m light planes, reached Constantinople to-day and left later for Sofia British Radio Reuter
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      112 9 Nanking. May 11. Emphatic prole* against the .sale of the Soviets mt.uc-ts m the Chinese Ei-strrn Railway we contained m a note despatched to Moscow, m which China says that the Soviet's contemplated action shows disregard of treaty obligations ft* well as an inclination to conclude
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      115 9 SOVIET DOES NOT COMPLY WITH DEMAND Harbin. May 14. The one month time limit set by the Manchukuo tor the return of the evacuated roUtag stock expired at mid-night last night without any sign of compliance with the demand. The Manchukuo Ministry of Communnations hM now taken over the dispute
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      102 9 Nankins. May IS. Mi abades of opinion jh th capita] are indignant at at UtvtaMflTs admission Lhat Russia is willing to atl] the Chinese Tail Mil Railway, especially as only two day* previously If. Karakhan is reported to have assured the Chin «c Ambassador m Moscow that the
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    CHARITY BEGINS
    181 9 - Hint of Restriction of l\K. Food Imports London. May 11. During the liter stages of the debute on the trade agreement m the House of Commons last night Major Elliot Minister of Agriculture, said that m matter^- .^<> \ital at the control of the food ■uppttca ol this
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    SATISFIED M.P.'S
    119 9 Government's India Programme London. May 11. Thnty-om- prominent members, of the Hoiise of (Commons have issued a letter expressing their vievrs on the Government's Indian policy m which they state that those who are anxious to discard it are so vociferous that there is fcsomo danger of the
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    THE KING
    58 9 Suffering From Slight Attack of Rheumatism London. May 11. It is announced from Buckingham Palace that the King has an attack of rheumatism of the left shoulder which prevents tho wearing of uniform. He will not, therefore, be present at the courts this week. Otherwise His Majesty is
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    SIR GEORGE CLERK
    45 9 Appointed Ambassador at Brussels Ruftoy, Friday. THe King has approved the appointment of Sir George Clerk, the British Ambassador at Constantinople, to be Ambassador at Brussels and Minister Plenipotentiary at Luxembourg m succession to Earl Granvllle. who is shortly retiring.— British Radio
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    AKRON DISASTER
    594 12 Dr. Eckener to Follow His Plans Undaunted The disaster to the Akron has moved me more deeply than almost any event experience*! Dy me m the history of aeronautics I mourn the los:, of all my good friends and ••flic lent comrades who went down with the ciaf.
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    PASSPORTS FOR ALL
    193 12 Restricting Movement m Soviet Russia Moscow. April !M By a decree oi the Council of People's Corni missaries published to-day ihe ..-..-r<:> qrstera introduced for tin more important citi<> and towns of Russia toward the later end ofl year is to be extended m other directions The
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    152 12 The British Officers' training corps ijrtciin ls to be adopted m Chilean schooK as ;i first step m the abolition of conscripted service The British system ffli chosen after careful studies were made gf military training methods m the United States and several European counties. The magistrate at Thames (Mr.
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      60 12 Felix Roussel. Pren. 1187. from Marseilles 14.5, for Saigon 14.5. Menelaus. Brit. 8324, Irof Liverpool 14.5. for Hong Kong 16.5. Majang. Dut. 362, from Renpat 14.5. for Rengat 17.5. Kertosono, Dut. 4386, from Rotterdam 14 5. for Port Swettenham 17.5. TenerifTa. Nor. 3495, from Oslo 13.5. for Saigon 14.5. Asdanp.
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      195 12 I J HENDERSON LINE. SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS By Fortnijrhtljr Paiwenrer Steamer Beiween Rangoon, MarselUr<« and Enctond. HOMEWARD SAII IN(.S Port of Disembarkation Plymouth I.raxr K.ii»n.. BHAMO AMARAPOORA SAGAING June 17 Calls London Passage Rates include tinui farEmbarkation. LONDON Single t bb Return 2. years £118 4 month* £9R MARSFII I
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      675 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Baturday 7 p.m and Thursdays T-30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ft.m. Saturdays 7 P-™- Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7-30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pnv Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 1 P- m Kelantan (via Gemas) every
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      346 13 Reduced Fares From Malaya to r.s.A. nv k have recently reduced their Gold Dcllai :;,-<• to North America from Singapore, partteularlj Ln the cue of Uu i Hani to Honolulu and S:u; Fi;m<i>,( The has n converted into cabin class M Ith tiona m the rat b the
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      BRAVE CAPTAIN
      239 13 Japanese Who Went Down With His Ship Among moving stories ol iMTairtitr at sea. few In recent years have been bo Impressive a.s that Of the second mate ol the Japanese tramp steamer Kinsen Maru. a/hlch foundered tan the Pacific, 400 miles east ol Bowen, on the morning
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      PORT HEALTH
      325 13 The health bulletin ot the League of Nations* m Bureau for th(» week ended May *Uh is a* lollows Alexandria: 3 smallpox cases and 3 deaths na compared with h cases and 3 death* m the previous week Baghssfcl: S smallpox cases and 2 deaths as compared with
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      LONG SERVICE
      38 13 An interesting function took place on board the ss Shenßkians at Shanghai when Mr. Malcolm Murray, the C. N. C Superintendent pn»in«vr. was presented with I silver bowl, the occasion beinp hi* retirement after 'M years.
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      CARGOES FOR INDIA
      447 13 Clan Liner's Interesting Shipment The Cum liner Clan Bkene ..ailed from the ftlei tntlx tot Bombay and Kathiawar ports. car;ylni on 1 main dock three |ocomo- tiws o! 71 tons each, and three tenders ol 22 tons each, ioi delivery at Bombay to the Nizam Province Railway,
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      WHANOPOO DANGERS
      379 13 Damage to How of I>ienhsin«j At the same place at Shanghai whcra the U.S.S. Houston hit the French river q^mboat Francis Garmor recently, the Lefohstng pot her bow badly crumpled v hon she came into collision with the m v Afrikr. near the Tangtszenoo Dock. The tun ships
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      CAPTAIN CAREY
      122 13 inquiry into ause of Death London. May. 10. Colonel Oohrille tn the House of Commons said that an inquiry into the cause of death of the late Captain Carey of the Discovery wa? held under «i section of the Merchant Shipping Act under which the Mercantile Marine Office
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      300 13 WT T X Lore free, press I ROKINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. I A I ERTISKR. SINGAPORE. 1 telly m Malaya Delivered lla/i eack morning. Latest iru and latest announcements nd tin tables appear daily nrludf pictures, bridge notes, latrst fashions, sporting articles, besides letters from H vpondents m London, Belfast. t'p-country
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    153 14 PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, i DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. I Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 31.3 metres. J Monday, May 15th. I B.S.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from I Big Ben. News t Bulletin I Midland Studio B
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    575 14 Metre 80 Rome (Italy) 2RO. 702 Khabarovsk (USSR) RVIS. 9 a.m.— noon. 58.3 Bandoeng. Java (PMY). 50.26 Vatican City (Italy). HVJ. Daily, 7.0— 7.15 p.m. Sun.. 10 10.30 a.m. also. 50 Barcelona Radio Club (Spain) EaJ25 Sat.. B—98 9 p.m. 50 Bucharest (Rumania). Kuala Lumpur (Fed. Malay
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY
    472 14 The following publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S., during the period April 29th, to May sth, 1933, inclusive, and are available for public use m the Reference Library, Fullerton Building, Singapore. Application may be made by members of the public
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    RUBBER SHARES
    251 14 Activity on London .Market London. April 25. Rubber and Rubber shares WWW both m demand on the cable from the Amsterdam cowpendent of The financial Tim that recent developments "have brought an international regulation of rubber output or export within the sphere of possibility." Should the recent improvement
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    80 14 Major G Ladoux. founder of the French war spy service, is dead. He was responsible, m conjunction with Admiral Sir Reginald Hall, of the British Admiralty Intelligence Department, for the unmasking of Mata Hun. |h« German woman spy who was shot. V/hen George Jarrett. ;^ed 35. was fined £5 or
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      215 14 Cooked I MEATS irtrAt it Frew I DAILY FROM THE CHOICE* F FRISH MEAT TCNCLE k» trrth are living Parts of your body. Tht\ may b? ill |j through lack of the proper w^^^^3| nourishment Calcium. -but notu H|^H you cdn \K Cure your teeth from within— *^p KALZANA, the
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      493 14 BANKS AND JfvgfSH CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter, Paid up capital In 600.000 &hare« of £5 each £3 >o(l| Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor* HEAD OFFICE 38, Blshopsgate. Londen. EC 2 Agencies and Branches Alor Btar Hollo Saigon Amrltsar Ipoh
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      74 14 Hl SSI Ml) I I '"Mh.\ H vi I THK EASIW X Paw- i{> C:ipital 1 "-d and ftat n mon* -*P*iJ H Hn 4 THE SOUTH A BRITISH DMOMMI (0»* FIRE, MAKINEI MOTOR (i INM RANCI K(W KHNf^l REN] J I ni EASTERN LI A^M IMS( I (ORFOia FIRE,
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    A TYRE AND RUBBER CO.
    512 15 I ;LK TRADING I I furrent Business I bcNngiiig I H 'HA H you H i\ (illI oint ol H H the reH 1 .ii.ll, H H B all H H H present H .'477 I H J vi-1. BBSS I I s||| I ITK.MS
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    171 15 Changes m Representative Prices May 11 l 13. American Can com. 83 82 8i- 4 Am Tphone and T«raph 105 4 106 105 AtCfaeaoo Railroad 60 k 60 59\ jDupont 63 64 's 62 X itone, Common 20 20 7^ 19 i Gen. Electn, 2 0"\
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    THE £ ABROAD
    148 15 THE ABROAD 12 07 8 M oBT 583 1 J2 1 2 M 20 U 14.37 .4 14 1.65 64d 35 J4 23 -4 22 trest 313 575 570 47 58 42 B 42offi. 22 45 22.45 -2.2J 17.47 Hei 192 33 226 l j 226 111) 4 7,16 «n
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    GOPENG (PERAK) RUBBER
    44 15 Output of Oopeng (FerakJ Rubber for 1932 963. 00U lbs oi which 937.001 lbs realised 2.Sld London landed. Profit £3:*o (agst. loss of C 225), plus £B.(JJ4 brought m To build- 1 inu> and machiiv v reserve £250 (£500), forward £8.704.
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    BRUAS RUBBER
    484 15 L Production Costs Reduced The twenty-fourth annual general meeting of Urn .shareholders of the Bruas Rubber Company, Limited, was held at the Office of the Secretaries, Chartered Bank Chambers. Penang Mr. S. B. Palmer (Chairman of Directors presided. CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH The Chairman addressing the meeting said The lojvs
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    KAILAN MINING
    133 15 Collieries Close Owing To Fighting Peiping. April 18. The extensive coal mines worked by the British Kailan Mining Administration at Tamilian, midway between Tientsin and Chinwangtao. have been compelled to close down, consequent upon the Sino-Japaneso operations m the district. The mines, which are the richest m China.
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    71 15 During the week ending May 6th. 1933. exI ports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports I amounted to 62,487 cases, of which 52,685 cases j were to the United Kingdom. 4.620 cases to the Continent of Europe, 3.474 ca:-es to Canada and 1.708 cases elrewhero Total
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    DAHAN RUBBER ESTATES (1933)
    71 15 Statutory report states that number of shares allotted 550.000. and amount of cash received m respect of shores issued £4,682. Payments include portion of preliminary expenses, stamp duty, etc £199. underwriting commission £G34. part settlement of liabilities of Dahan Rubber Kstatos, Ltd.. £l. r ifif>, revenue
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    TARUN (MALAY) RUBBER
    24 15 Crop for 1932, 399,793 lb. Loss for year £1,447 (against £945), which, deducted from £2.811 brought forward, leaves credit of £1,3G4
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    447 15 Singapore May 12. MEAT Cts. Beef steak (Round* Kati 32 Beef stew or curry do 27 Pork, lean do 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality. do 34 Mutton Australian lb. 30 Foul Katl 40 Hens (Locally reared) do 42 Duck Each 62 Pigeons, domestic unfledged Pair
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    37 15 The Borneo Company. Ltd. Agents: Tin: Pahanp Consolidated 1.210 pikuls Ipoh 920. Rubber: Kuala Reman 38.500 lbs. Lok Kawi 31.000. Guthrie and Co. Kuala Lumpur, agents: Renong Tin: No. 3 dredge 448 pikuls.
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    44 15 Amount brought forward was £19.017: deduct loss for 1932 £881 (apainst profit £2 720 1. leaving balance to carry forward £18.136. Outputs consisted of 1,201 112 lb, of rubber. 350 tons of palm oil. and 50 tons of palm kernels.
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    DOLOSWELLA RUBBER AND TEA
    33 15 Loss for 1932. £4.461 (against profit £404 1 which, deducted from £4.973 broucht m, leaves £512 to be carried forward. Crops were: Rubber. 480.132 lb.. and tea. 977.089 lb.
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    32 15 Shell Transport and Trading Co.. Ltd.. declared dividend at the rate of ls 6d per share tree of income tax payable July 6th. Bearer Coupon to be presented No. 60.
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    364 15 To-Day 's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES May 13 SELLING Londdn, 4 months' sight 2/4 1/ 16 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 1/32 London, 60 days' sight 2/4 London, 30 days' sight 2 3 31/32 London, demand 2/3 15/16 London, T.T. 2 3 29/32 Lyons and Paris, demand 980 Hamburg,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    75 15 May 13th, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Srllerv K.S.S equal to London Standard. Spin Uoose 95 16 9-. R S.S. equal to London Standard, (FOB > 9 1116 9-, Standard R S.S. on Tender June 9 97 15 .July 9 7]6 9', July -Sept 9.. 99
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    902 15 SATURDAY. MAY 13iH. I!>3J CLOSING QUOTATION a Buyers hellers AMUn Kumbang (£> 24 3 tid M Austial Malay id 20s 21> non: Ayei Hittum (5a 13s 6d 14s tid Aver Wenf ($1) 95 1.00 Bangrin Tin <£> 16s 16s 9d BataH| Padanu iSI i 10 15 Batu
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      74 15 I K^Jimi^ 00 Assurance In force over t35.000.000 I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Strait* Bettlementa) omcP Battern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry EC 000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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    REGIMENT BEATEN BY MALAYS
    842 16 EXCELLENT GAME AT JALAN BESAR Brilliant Goalkeeping By Higgins Malay* :i. Wiltshires 1. Handicapped by tbe absence ol their skipper, LCpl. Palmer, and an injury to Nutland which kept him out of the side the Wiltshire*, with their ■Kie considerably re-arranged, were not ;it theil best
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    RACING AT BALTIMORE
    43 16 Head play Wins Preakness Stakes Baltimore. May 13. Pre.alcn.ess Stakes was won by Headplay Lady's Man belnpj second and Utopian third. There were 11 runners, Headplay being favourite with odd of nine to five. Hradplay won by four lengths. Reuter.
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    26 16 I FRKE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London. May 14. Ik the Charity final at Glasgow Rangers MMtod Qoecafti Park by ono poal to nil.
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    GUILLEMARD CUP COMPETITION
    235 16 S. J. BEATTIE DEFEATS J. H. KORTRIGHT Mrs McMullan Wins Ladies' Contest S .J Beat tie won the Guilkniard Cup at the Singapore Golf Club yesterday <!< !eatin;j J H. Kortnght by 2 up. Th«» Ladies' Spring Cup its won by Mr. M< \fullan who beat Mrs.
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    232 16 Cincinnati and Brooklyn New York. May 13. The fallowing were the result! of Nufbnll matehe*- played to-day: NATIONAL LEAGUE Runs Hits Err.s. Chicago 4 13 3 l'rnladelphi.i 8 10 Hartucti (C.) .iiid BerteU (P.) Mored how runs. Cincinnati 7 9 0 Brooklyn 3 11 0 Haley and Graniham
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    BODY-LINE HOWLING
    116 16 British Opinion Turning Against It I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHTI London. May 14. Opinion Vi consolidating ainst leg-theorj i bowling m cricket, although it appears thai j larwood, the Nottinghamshire bowler, occa- slonally tried it m County matches In 1932 without protest. Mr. 'Plum" Warner ha.? returned to
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    S.S.C. VETERANS' RACE
    34 16 The 50 metres handicap veteran's race at the Singapore Swimming Club resulted as follows P. C. Scott 1 (ft sees, .start.) C. Salter 2 fSer.) A Glysdale 3 (6 sees, start).
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    GALLOPS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    808 16 PROGRESS OF THE GRIFFINS Rowboat Impresses Over Five Furlongs Saturday. The heavy rainstorm which occurred yesterday afternoon hardly i appears to have had any effect on the Singapore Turf Club course, and an inspection of No. 2 track after this morning's work, far from revealing any
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    THE HANDICAPS
    603 16 Handicap* lor the Singapore Turf Club Spring Professional Meeting have now bun f issued, t FIRST DAY (May 20) Race I—Horse1 Horses Class I Div. 1— (6 furs). 2.30 p.m. Comprador 9.4, Avoniord 8.8. Armide 8.6, Haraga 8.5, Short Suit 8.4. Senluc I 8.2. Currency Boy B Miss
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    AUSTRALIA ELIMINATES NORWAY
    220 16 DAVIS CUP GAMES AT OSLO Perry and Austin Win Their Matches London. May 13. Playing at Queens Club m the Davis Cut competition Perry beat Grotenfelt 6 o. 3. o—l. Austin beat CJrahn 1 Finland 1 6— (>. (I 12 6 2 Rputer. Oslo, May IS. m
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    250,000 TICAL FIRE
    148 16 Another Out break m Bangkok [From Oi;r Own Oorievpondent] i;.iili.i.i, Maj io. Bangkok's latest Ore Is mere bagatelle ol s quarter ol a million ticals and. as is only i m a Chinese quarter, tht bulk of th« insur, carried n sts with Chinese companies European losses
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    STUDENT'S DEMAND
    78 16 (all for Dismissal of Cliuiisshuu I'nivrrsity President lions; Km»u. M.»\ I\. Tht- Old Boys Association ol the Chungshan University and other cUtcatior.al bodies In Rrtarighai and Nanking hare sent petition to the Ministry of Education demai the dismissal ol Mr Chow Lu. Pr.sidt n* oi khi Chungshan University
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