The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 March 1934

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS XO. 14,217. ESTD. 1835 SATURDAY, .MARCH 17, 1934. 10 CENTS.
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    Anglo-Japanese Denounced
    322 1 Anglo -Japanese Denounced COTTON DEADLOCK REPERCUSSIONS Japan Talks Of Factories In India That diplomatic relations between Britain j ..nd Japan should not be affected as a resuh thc failure ot the Cotton Conference is the hope by Japan, who regards it as poss ble v bat the Anglo-Japanese Commercial Treat
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    FOOTB ALL COMPETITION No. 29
    66 1 $150 For Singapore Reader I Mr. (HAN KIAT KENG, 105-A j Onan Koad, Singapore, wins the $150 prize in Football Competition No. 29 for he was successful in forecasting the results of nine matches correctly. Entries for Competition No. 30 close this morning and must
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    CUNARD MERGER
    30 1 Bill Passes Third Reading j In Commons London, Mar. 16. The House of Commons passed the third reading of the North Atlantic ShiDDintr Bill without a division.- Reuter
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    Treaty May Be
    27 1 The Duchess of York and Lord Derby watching a bridal procession in the Fashion Parade at the British Industries Fair at the White City.
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    Over 700 "Reds"
    195 1 I Killed Great Drive Against Communists j PREPARING AGAINST INVASION Hon? Kong, Mar. lb. An official comminique from Nanj ehang, Marshal Chiang Kai-sheks general headquarters, states that tne 13th Communist army which has been i terrorising the Districts of Taiho and JKangtu. in South Kiangsi for several
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    TRIANGLE TALKS ARE NON-POLITICAL
    160 1 But Important Statement Is Expected Rome, Mar. 15. Although, up to the present, it is maintained that the conversations between Signor Mussolini. Dr. Dollfuss and General Gomboes have been nonpolitical, it is understood that an important political declaration will be formulated when the three statesmen meet
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    Struggle For Austria
    238 1 Moscow, Mar. 15. "Pravda" publishes an article by Karl Radek on "The Battle for the Austrian I Drill-Ground." He states that the ques- tion is as to the fate of the Dollfuss Government, and as to how the new dictator of the Austrian counter-revolu-tion will be named,
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    TRA VELLING INCOGNITO?
    207 1 TRA VELLING INCOGNITO Sir Eric Geddes On Visit To Malaya j The P. and O. liner Carthage broke j her journey down from Penang yester- day morning. At 7 ajn. the vessel was j stopped off Malacca and a launch came j alongside to take Sir Eric Geddes, I Chairman
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA
    86 1 Neither Countrv Desires Conflict Paris, Mar. 15. The Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Sato, presiding at a meeting of the inter- national diplomatic academy, analysing Russo-Japanese relations, said: "My government i3 doing its utmost to remove the obstacles handicapping relations between the two countries and their efforts should be
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    On Other Pages
    127 1 W. Thornley wu a satin har&«d with cheating In the Police Court y ester dav —Page 3. Projects in to-day *s Boat Race are dealt with in an article on Page 16. The driver of a lorry which knocked down and killed a little girl absconded and
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    CATALONIA IS IN THE DARK
    55 1 CA TALONIA IS IN THE DARK Light Workers Are Ott Strike Paris, Mar. 10. A strike o: employees in gas and eiec- j tricity undertakings throughout Catalonia was declared at midnight, according to a message from Barcelona. Twenty-eight thousand workers are affected ln the technical services. The army ha- occupied
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    DUKE THROWN FROM HORSE
    41 1 London, Mar. 16. The Duke o: Gloucester was heavily thrown when hi< horse fell at a lence! during the South Oxfordshire point-! to-polßt at Chippinghurst to-day. The Duke fell ctear anri rrwc. >m< \Aa—A and uninjured- Reuter
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      90 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. Emm^ mmm m________________________________________________m_EEmmmmEAAm^amaamE m LTl\\i i)II j j I Ia j al HU U^fllllllL 1^ TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS J RIJSTAFFEL SERVED 12.30 to 3 p.m. SPECIAL St. PATRICK'S DINNER DANCE j WITH THE NOVELTY DANCERS FRED
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      67 1 CHRYSLER ENDURANCE ADELPHI HOTEL CONCERT DURING TIFFIN I TABLE D'HOTE MENU A A LA CARTE SEA VIEW HOTEL tmwi SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I SUNDAY CONCERT FROM 11a.m. to 1 p.m. I fHIGH tide I I SUHDAY SPECIAL DINNER I EVEWttG I SERVED IN THE BALL-ROOM I CLASSICAL MUSIC DURING AND
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    SAVED BV PARACHUTE
    112 2 First R.A.F. Accident Of The Year London, Mar. 12. The tirst flying fatality In the Royal Air Force this year occurred yesterday in Gloucestershire when an aircraftsman who was acting as observer was killed when the machine crashed in a Held. The pilot ot the aeroplane, re-
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    THE BUSINESS SIDE OF GAMBLING
    451 2 THE BUSINESS SIDE OF GAMBLING I Court Sequel To Bugis Street Raid A big gambling case which came; before Mr. N. Grice, the second magis- >, trate, last month, ended in eight of the sixteen accused being fined $5 yester- day. The affair has not, however, been closed, three of
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    CHINESE HIKERS
    233 2 Two Women Join Tour Of Asia The Asia Hiking Party led by Mr. J Khoo Su-chiang of Penang which failed to reach Peiping and Shanghai in 1932. owing to the murder of three of she party by Chinese bandits in kwangsi. is to make another attempt shortly. This
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    Law Notices For The Day
    65 2 j Before Mr. Justice Gerahty in the (3rd. Court at 10.3« a.m. Criminal Appeal Rex vs. Tan Yew i Aik. Before Mr. Justice Prichard and Mr. Justice Gerahty in the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. D. C. A. 1 34-P. r. P. v. E. Vairaven
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    TAN KAH KEE RESIDUE
    301 2 400 Workers At Biscuit Factory All the lactories under the name of J Tan Kah Koe and Company have closed except one which is tho World Biscuit Factory at the Hong Lim Market. It his been leased to Ifr. Lee Kong Chien. a son-in-law of Mr.
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    WANTED TO PURCHASE
    96 2 A MINING ENGINEER (A.1.M.E.) Iwho is also an Accountant > and Secretary <P.1.1.5» is open to purchase a sleeping partnership in any rejliablo. progressive business. He would require an option to take an active part at a later date. He has had sound practical experience, and is
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      361 2 TENULH> MUNICIPALITY Tenders are nov/ following materials particulars, see Municlp Excavation and d. gl Qunong p u i Date of Closing April 9th. 1934 Purchase ol Coal J Works tor a period o of Closing 4 P March 28th. 1934 Supply ot High Pl Tubes Date c Monday, April 30th
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      182 2 Diary Of The Week Saturday, 17th High Water 12 o'clock noon Cricket: S.C.C. vs. Wiltshire Rest.., Tanglin. 2 p.m.: S.R.C. vs Indian Association, Padang. Oxford and Cambridge Society of Malaya. Boat Race Dinner. Adelphi Hotel. 8 p.m. I General mtg.. Fraser and Neave's. Trafalgar Street, noon. j Football S.C.C. vs.
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    "BORROWED"
    210 3 1., .-I'l (TOR MURDERED Tragedy In New Guinea Canberra. Mar. 10. v .ii- the iurc oi gold, a prospectard IfcOrath, has been mur- a nan ves in the wilds of New ly was discovered by the Leahy in the Karmanuntina River near Ramu. on the Purari ditilch is uncontrolled
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    DIESEL CARS
    124 3 International Race Planned In I.S.S.R. Moscow, Mar. 14. r.i tions continue for the inemational race between automobiles with Diesel motors to be held here in V A number of foreign linns have the Commissariat of Heavy try ol their desire to participate, Including six concerns lrom Britain. •m
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    UNBREAKABLE HORRORS
    115 3 Made From New Compound Moscow, .Mar. 12. A. A Alexeev. young Soviet engineer. nvented a new kind of glassloss made ol a special compound un ,i flexible bonzil-collulose backIn its reflecting power it is far nor to an existing reflecting aysand has great power ol lisht ction. i
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    LOST FOR 18 DAYS
    118 3 Woman Subsists On Berries Melbourne, Mar. M>. Mter having boen lost in the scrub >r 13 days. Miss Johanna Helene pncke, i)5. was discovered In wild timred country at Neerim East. She had vandered 17 miles from her home at Buln Buln. Nearly 200 searchers were
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    92 3 ■■■■■»■■■■■.>■■ Chinese labourer on an estate, beng to a Chettiar near Sungei Imiah Rubber Estate, is reported to ■■■y- been caught by a crocodile at r Anson. It is stated bv his yll'jw labourers that a party of four coolies on the same estate to swim across a small stream.
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    $5 FROM R.E. OFFICER
    705 3 JW. THORNLEY IN TROUBLE AGAIN I "If I have coommitted any offence I am willing to take the punishment but I want to say that I will repay Mr j Maclennan as soon as I possibly can said John William Patrick Thornley lin defence to a
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    INFORMER'S DEATH
    134 3 Attacked in Caol by Man Whose Arrest He Caused An incident in the Singapore Civil Prison which resulted in the death of Sew Ah Koh, a police informer, was mentioned again yesterday morning before Mr. J. M. Brander, the third magistrate. The case was postponed until March 23
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    AMOK AT DRAMA
    470 3 Ravins Malabar. Kills Two Men •From Our Own Corresponaen.i Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 15. Two men were killed and four wounded when a raving Malabari flashed right and left in a crowd in a Selangor village. This man was brought to trial on g murder charge at the
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    MANY INVENTIONS
    236 3 V Exhibits from the Institute o! Patentees are to be shown at the British Industries Fair— and nobody can say that patenting things is not a fairly flourishing British industry. One of ihe new inventions mentioned is a "combined folding perambulator and suitcase*': the "case" can be unfolded,
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    151 3 Appointments notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette are as follow Mr. F. G. Aplin. M.C and Mr. E. H. Himo to bo Senior Superintendents, Trade and Customs; Dr. W. Young to act as Deputy State Medical and Health Officer. Selangor; Mr. M. V. Kandiah to bo Financial Assistant, Police Department.
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    The Forty-Niners Of '34
    1209 4 WORK REPLACES GOLD FE VER j This is the last of four dispatches describing present conditions in famous old gold fields in California. (By IDWAL JONES) Gra-ss Valley. Calif. I! Grass Valley called to her own tc come home, thero'cl be a great packingup in remote
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    KUHARA CLIQUE
    188 4 Echo Of Japanese Graft Charge Tokyo, Mar. 5. The involved political crisis which has arisen as the result of serious charges against Mr. Ichiro Hatoyama, the Minister of Education, and involving the Minister of Railways, Mr. Mitsuchi, and the vice-Minister of Finance, Mr. Kuroda, is due to the
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    29 4 mmm mm MOSCOW, MBF. M. Dimitroff (one of the accused in the Reichstag murder trial) has been appointed a professor of Soviet law In the Moscow University.— Reuter Wireless.
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    PLANE CRASH
    239 4 Injured Fliers Drowned Sydney, Mar. 10. i Two men were badly injured and then drowned when they were trapped in the j wreckage of a Moth aeroplane that had nose-dived into Cook's River, near Mascot Aerodrome. They were: Sgt. Wilfred Brown No. li Squadron R.A.A.F. of Richmond: and
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    RAZOR OPERATION
    153 4 Appendicitis Case In Central Australian Bush Sydney, Mar. 10. Operated on in the wilds of Central Australia for appendicitis by a man who used a razor. George Silver <27 > was again operated on in the Coast Hospital recently ior tho removal of horsehair.) wool and a paper
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    ATLANTIC AIR MAIL
    114 4 Floating Base Steamer In Use Berlin, Mar. 12. Cables received here to-day (Thurs- i day) state that once again the air mail from Germany arrived at Brazil, its destination, on schedule time. In this j instance it was post carried by the German Air Hansa despatched on
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    49 4 A herd of seventeen wild elephants and a baby elephant is reported to have been seen by a boatman on Friday in a small Malay kampong near the suburbs of Teluk Anson. A little while later an unusually large tiger was seen following in the direction of the elephants.
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    ANNE BOLEYN
    267 4 Not the Right Girl after Whom to Name Street Unblemished reputations aro d i I manded of those whose names the I London County Council allow to be given to street under their control. This unwritten law led to objection being raised, at the meeting of tne Council,
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    IF YOUR STOMACH TORMENTS YOU
    102 4 IF YOUR STOMACH TORMENTS YOU DO THIS KO R (;Muf A great deal due to excess stomad dyspepsia, heartburn mach pain. and oth, symptoms. B;. takin-; B nesia after eating ot vou not only rernov, trouble and Instantl harmiul acid, but youi are soothed hi Lied to a wonderful way
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    TIN STATE'S WAR
    33 4 1 Uif fa*s lV,lce h I The League of N I which has been I I between I returning honu I its railure to ach I tions betwe I Reuter
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    Hunger Marchers On The Wayside
    160 5 Hunger Marchers On The Wayside heinje distributed by risers t'« hautsjer-marclierß <m t\ to London from \hv North One of many contingents of women hunger marchers on the aaj to London, hum e\er\ coiner of the country. Food lieinj; distpjhnted in Bedfordshire. Transformed by the ntaaaes into a Mastng Inferno.
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    OFFERINGS TO THE GODS COST MONEY
    256 6 PCHLNESE CLERKS BANKRUPTCY $3,000 To Be Paid At $1 A Month The creditors <>i a Chinese bankrupt will have to wait about 250 years before th debt towards them is paid oIT The bankrupt owed over $;*.OOO. and at the conclusion of his public
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    GIRL' KILLED BY LORRY
    289 6 GIRL' KILLED BY LORRY CHINESE DRIVER ABSCONDS Coroner Adjourns The Inquest At an inquiry before the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterday. '< into the death of a 9-year-old girl named Wong Siew Peng, who was run jover by a Chevrolet motor truck in Victoria Street, it was stated
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    CRIMINAL FORCE
    93 6 Echo Of Assize Murder Pour Mohammedans Akbar Ali. A'o dul Rahman a witness In the market murder trial which has lust conclud ed at the Assizes'. Hiramani ar.d Ib rahim. appeared again before Mr 1 Norman Grice. the second magistrate yesterday on three charges: «i»i criminal Intimidation; 12
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    KEPT STOLEN CAMERA
    145 6 Young Chinese Makes Had h Bargain M Lim Teck Soo, a young English- P speaking Chinese employed as an P apprentice at a photographer's shop in p North Bridge Road, pleaded guilty P yesterday before Mr Norman Grice. the second magistrate, to dishonestly re- 1 taming two
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    OLEH OLEH PARTY
    139 6 I Invited To Perform in Kuala li Lumpur The Oleh Oleh Party lias received an invitation from the Hollywood Park. Kuala Lumpur to stage their performancea there during Easter. Before thev go to Kuala Lumpur they will perform at the Moonlight Hall. New World to-day and to-morrow
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    FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 31.
    95 6 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competition as set out above and to accept as final the decision o: the Competition Editor of the Singapoie Free Press in all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast ot the results ot the lollo.vin- Cut)
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 31
    61 6 nirmniffharo vs. Portsmouth vs Tottenham l!£2m\t d HsddershVld MMwaSj ta, Bradford Swansea vs. Preston AldVrshut vs Bristol K. Northampton vs. Coventry Torquay vs Rt-adm^ 2__*s" v Tranmere U baU Chesterfield TTUs duplicate ibt ls for the convealeace of competitor* m g^-^ WOfd J gg entries ana
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    EMPLOYERS CLEMENCY
    126 6 Another Chance For Errant Workman "I am willing to forgive him and give him another chance." A Chinese towkay thus indicated his attitude towards his coolie who pleaded guilty yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, to criminal breach of trust as a servant. The accused had
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    EX-KAISERS EXILE
    69 6 May Re Compelled To Return To Germany Doom. .March 13. The ex-Kaiser is experiencing financial difficulty owing to the German Government's restriction on his transfers. Rumours were current that Wilheim might be compelled to return to Germany but Reuter was informed it Doom House that such a possibility
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    THE STARTING POINT
    75 6 Inspector Popejoy's Fatal Quest Lee Kim Hong, the woman who was charged with the theft of a gold watch anal a silver belt, in connection with which the late Inspector Popejoy was reported to have gone out on inquiries when he met his death, appeared again yesterday
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    TARIFF WAR
    93 6 Kelgium Resolved To Retaliate I Brussels. Mar. 14. Having failed in her etTorts to induce j other countries to lower tariff barriers, Belgium has decided henceforth to pursue a firm policy to safeguard her home market against abnormal competition idu" to subsidies and depreciated exj changes, declared the
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    $150 Must Be Won
    543 6 i FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week Bllov.' will bt fpund particulars of the Free Pre.-;: Football Competition No :si Ln which you axe asked to forecast results of ;.'*.i matches to be played on March 24. THE PRIZE OF will be awarded
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    DRANK BEER THEN ATTACKED WIFE
    245 6 I ASSAULT WITH CHOPPER Chinese JLts i 4 Years Gaol A Chinese couple who foi three years had lived i quarrelsome life were th- figures in a case of g t t tried at the Assizes v.sf, l(il Mr. Justice Prichard. The husband Teh Ah
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    CHEW WOON POH BANKRUPTCY
    782 6 I I CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE GRANTED Company Promoter's Misfortunes Consenting to a judgment for $3,500 being entered against him, a well- known Chinese, Chew Woon Poll, who was made a bankrupt in 1931, was disI charged by Mr. Justice Gerahty yesterI day. when he made his application.
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    THREE DAYS GAOL
    73 6 Bankrupt Tamil Barber'g Negligence For tailing to comjii;. alttl dl bankruptcy regulations reUtnUf submitting six-monthly accounti Tamil barber named S Qirusnag sai committed lo prison for threi Mr. Justice Gerahty. yesterdaj The bankrupt. who> ItaMttJ totalled $2.:w0. gave the excua had been ill. His lordship People must
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    DR. DAVIDSON BLACK
    1248 7 I SUDDEN DEATH IN j PEIPING Famous For Works On j Peking Man Peiping, Mar. 16. The death occurred this afternoon from heart failure, while he was sitting at his desk in the Rockfeller Hospital, of Mr. Davidson Black, famous for his works on the Peking man.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      BIRTH.
      20 8 LOBB— At Newcastle. N.S.W.. on March 14th. 1934. to Rhona. wife of H. J. W. Lobb. a son. .1
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1934. Japanese Fish Poaching
    441 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1934. Japanese Fish Poaching JAPANESE fishermen registered at Singapore have been causing, some concern to neighbouring, •authorities recently. Their presence off Sumatra have given rise 'to all sorts of rumours to the general effect that they are there for espionage purposes, a report
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    As I Was Saying
    1011 8 READING that Prince and Princess Mdivani are due to arrive in Singapore next week one jumped to the conclusion that Singapore was to have a second visit from the wealthy Ameri- can heiress to the Woolworth millions, Miss Barbara Hutton before her marriage. Further enquiry showed
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    304 8 Mr. B. H. Chia has been appointed a Deputy Registrar. Supreme Court. Singapore, with effect from Mar. 1. In connection with the recent robbery of $30,000 from the Batu Gajah sub-Treasury it is understood that the police have been able to trace two of the notes
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    Topics Of The Week
    659 8 THE only Dick Deader remembers here |g M I borne but be la that he -after teeing the slave market. I sending the following I I column to-day I H.-ard outsidr the C i I nesday night: I Sh^ 'demur I you thir.k ol Afrtppi I
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    38 GANG HAUNTS RAIDED BY THE POUCE
    245 9 38 GANG HAUNTS RAIDED BY THE POUCE 313 TAKEN BUT NONE FOUND ARMED norning drive by the police lited in the rounding up 90 persons. rd< n r ol Inspector Popejoy imong them. illable European otlicers were to Lead th*- various armed l police on this drive, ur was -i
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    US. AIR MAILS
    68 9 Hitter Resentment Auainst Policy Washington. Mar. I<>. Lg President Roosevelt's ellation of air mail conr Robinson, the democrat j the Senate of alleged fraud with the contract, which was "accomplished with the the lormer Post Masterll. Walter F. Brown, ;md some of put les.- Reuter K. E.Voroshilov
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    THE NEXT RECOVERY
    265 9 U.S. Manipulating LONDON'S j KEEN I INTEREST London, Mar. 16. Silver is arousing keen interest in London. Mr. Morgenthau's statement that he is opposed to action at present is being interpreted as a very bearish attitude as it is pointed out in all quarters that America controls
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    BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES APPROVED
    202 9 BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES APPROVED New Branch Of "Terriers" Formed London. Mar. 15. j Tlie House of Commons agreed to the Army Estimates. Replying in the debate referring to the fact that the estimates contained a sum of only £500 In rsapect of barracks construction in Hong Kong, about which Sir
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    BRITAIN EXPORTS MORE
    138 9 £3,000,000 Up On Last Year's Figures London. Mar. 14. The Board of Trade returns for February show a substantial rise in exports as compared with February of last year and. allowing for shorter working months, they represent only a moderate decline on the export figures of January.
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    US. TREASURY BILLS
    38 9 Washington, Mar. 16. M. Morgenthau has invited bids for $100,000,000 ninety-one day Treasury bills, dated Mar. 21 and maturing on June 20. They will be sold to the highest bidder on a discount basis Reuter
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    INVASION OF CHARHAR EXPECTED
    231 9  - INVASION OF CHARHAR EXPECTED Sin Chew Jit Poh Military I, Emergency Conference Shanghai. Mar. Iti. In view of the impending invasion! W Charhar by the Manchukuo and Japanese forces. General Soong *Che-' yuan. Governor of Charhar, has called an emergency meeting at Peiping I at which high officers of the
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    NEW CHINA RAILWAY
    94 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Three Millions Project Started Hong Kong, Mar. lb. The authorities of the Canton-Han-kow Railway have issued bonds to the extent of $3,000,000 for the sole purpose of completing the southern end of the line. The portion irom Changsha. capital of Hunan, to Hengchow
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    SINO-SOVIET PACT
    72 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh 1 Non-Aggression Treaty Discussion Shanghai. Mar. 16. Formal discussions in connection with the proposed non-aggression pact between China arid the Soviet commenced this morning In the Chinese Foreign Office. Dr. W W. Yen. Chinese Ambassador to Moscow, who is on leave In China, is
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    SOVIET PLANE TAKEN
    99 9 Moscow, Mar. 16. The Soviet Foreign Commissariat hae instructed the Soviet Ambassador in Tokio to make urgent representations to the Japanese Government in regard to the return to the Soviet of a Soviet light bomber and the two pilots who were detained by the Manchurian authorities after
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    96 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Price And Sterling Rates 'From Our Own Correspondent) RUBBER London, Mar. 16. Spot Sellers* s»4<i <5%d.» (Buyers) 5 3 16d '5 5 16d.» March 5 9 32d <5 13 32d > April- June 5 3 8 d «5 l 2 d.> July-Sept. 531 64d
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      132 9 CHINA POSTAL ATLAS 19 3 3* Showing the Postal stablishments and Postal tes Ln »ach Province Printed In I ive Colours in (lii nese and English Atlas 25 In. x 15 l 2 In. Scale I.'mmi.uoh ttlgly Bound in Full Cloth Published by NANKING DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF POSTS 1933 PRICE
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      156 9 EEEEEaaaaaaammmmammmm—mm— LINGERIE I I LACE ROBINSON'S ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF ENTIRELY NEW STOCKS. A COMPLETE RANGE OF EXQUISITE DESIGNS IN EXCLUSIVE NEW I COLOURINGS. PRICES EXTREMELY MODERATE. THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL DISPLAY ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF ROBINSON Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. FftAMROZ^cTcO V KECOMMEND ■fl \'r A gflgga
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      KEEN BUYING FROM U.S. AND JAPAN
      664 10 KEEN BUYING FROM U.S. AND JAPAN ACTIVE RUBBER MARKET Stimulated by good trade buying, prices have continued firm with an upward tendency 'states Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Co.'s weekly rubber market review issued yesterday). One of the features of the market during the past few days was the keen buying
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      27 10 Yesterday's Alterations Hitam Tin <50) 50 53 Dunlop > 50 53 Singapore Traction a______h___y 15s 9 <* 16s 3d Btralts Traders I $1 24.10 24 50
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      BRITISH TRADE
      247 10 Genera 1 Improvement In February London, Mar. 10. Further evidence of the improved prospects in trade was afforded in the February statement of averages of the London clearing banks which, for the lirst time lor several months, show that advances to customers have increased. It is usual at
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      FEBRUARY RUBBER CROPS
      401 10 FEBRUARY RUBBER CROPS The following is a list notified by Messrs. Evatt and Co.. of outputs for the undermentioned estates for the month of February. 1934. (figures In lbs.» Brunei Output ior Feb. 30.400; Total to date for financial year 266.500: Output for Feb. 1933, 34.800. Changkat Output for Feb.
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      TIN OUTPUTS
      40 10 Renong Consolidated, hours run 168: cubic yards treated 34.000; pikuls 282. North Taiping Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd. hours 524; cubic yards 104.400: pikuls 293. Ampat Tin Dredging Ltd. <Batu Caves Mine), hours 353; cubic yards 70.600: pikuls 553.21.
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      UNILEVERS LTD.
      33 10 Unilevers, who are building a soap factory in Batavia. have placed large orders for machinery with Netherlands Indian factories. There is much satisfaction in Java as a result of this development.
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      182 10 March 16, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Gambler 4.50 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.75 Muntok White Pepper 31.50 White Pepper 30.50 Black Pepper 16.00 Copra. Sundried 2.95 Copra, mixed 2.35 Small flake Tapioca 4.70 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.40 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.45 Lingga Sago Flour Fair
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      119 10 March 16. Devoes Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin <of 4 Imp. galls.) 1.70 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline In 4-gal. drums per British Imp. Gal. 85 Socony Motor Gasoline per 4-gallons tin
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      E£ Abroad
      107 10 I London. Mar. 11. Exchanges to-day were: Paris 77» L >. I New York 5.10. j Montreal 5.09 3 /4 Brussels 21.87'. 2 Geneva 15.79%. j Amsterdam 7.57%. I Milan 59>0. 'Berlin 12.84' /2 Stockholm 19.39 12.l 2 I Copenhagen 22 40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 28. Helsingrors 122
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      9-H.P. CAR CARRIES SEVEN MEN
      106 10 9-H.P. CAR CARRIES SEVEN MEN Advantages Of Being A Javanese There is at least one advantage in b.ing only 4 ft. 6 in. in height, the average height of a Javanese native as seven can easily be carried to and from the rubber plantations in a 9-h p car fitted
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      Chamber Qf Commerce Rubber Association
      75 10 Chamber Qf Commerce Rubber Association March 16, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot < loose) 18% 18% R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot <F.0.8.) 18 916 18% Standard R.S.S. on Tender Mar. 18% 18% Apr.-June 18% 18% July-Sept. 19 18% j„„ Oct.-Dec. 19% 19% •Tone
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      Exchange Rates
      196 10 March 16. SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2(4 11|64 London. 3 months' sight 2J4 5 32 london. 60 days' sight 2 4 964 London. 30 days' sight 24% London, demand 2;4 7 64 London. T.T. 2 4 3 32 Lyons. Paris, demand 899 Hamburg, demand 147 New York,
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      178 10 Mar. 13 14 15 American Can Com. 100* 2 100% 100 American Telephone and Telegraph 123> 4 120% 119 l 2 Atcheson Railroad 67 3 4 68 2 66% Dupont 98 1 2 08 96% Firestone, Common 22 7 8 22 21 General Electric 22% 22% 21% General
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      MERCANTILE BANK
      70 10 I The Mercantile Bank have received cable advice from their head office in London to the effect that the Board of Directors has declared a final dividend, less income tax, of 6 per cent., making 12 per cent, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1933. An amount of
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      212 10 The Austin Car Co., of E-irmingham are now employing 16,500 workpeople— a record in the history of the firm The result was an appreciable addition Ito our gross receipts. How far the responsibility of providing the public with traffic facilities as the commissioners' programme I proceeds will lall to this
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      TRACTION COMPANY'S PROFIT £13,915 DOWN
      587 10 TRACTION COMPANY'S PROFIT £13 ,915 DOWN A YEAR OF SPECIAL DIFFICULTIES The Eighth Annua] (n of the Singapor, was held at Basildon London, on Wednesd Mr. L. W. Hawklna presiding. The Chairman laid n.. occasion on which, In d I have badtoobserv, cover a period ol un. x sion. The
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      INDIAN RICE IMPORTS
      297 10 Imports From Siam And Indo-China Calcutta, Mar. 5. The members of the Assembly are waiting with anxiety for the Government's decision on their representations regarding the import of Siamese and Indo-China rice, which has caused a fresh flood oi protests from Southern India against these ship- i
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      Exports To China Prohibited
      64 10 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Ilangkok, Mar. 16. It is reported that as from April 1 I the import of rice from Siam to Indof China will be prohibited and also to India. Similarly the province of Fukien has raised the import duty on rice from Siam,
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      TAKAI (F.M.S.) RUBBER
      112 10 For the crop of 533.150 Ib. obtained jy the Takau (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates j in the year ended October 31 last the! "all in" cost was 2.60d. per lb. 'against' 2.57d. for the crop of 549.080 Ib. in 1931--32 >. The average price realized rose 1 j<r.,m
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      VAL DOR RUBBER
      109 10 A profit ot £834 is reported by Val, d'Or Rubber Estates lor the year end-! cd October 31 (against a loss of €1.016 fog 1931-32) after meeting expenditure jcr. immature areas. This is added to the credit balance to go forward making it .€7.298. The last dividend:
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    431 11 By wiir Wireless Correspondent I A NEWCOMER to Singapore's radio j artists was heard over the air last Wednesday. I refer to Mr. P. Grimbert. a very accomplished violinist, whose contributions to ZHl's programmes*Will lend a welcome touch ot variety to vocal numbers which have hitherto boen the main stay
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    250 11 PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BI'RMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS and FEDERATED M\LAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITrER. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND Two of tlie following frequriuies and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the wavelengths may be changed in the course of each day's transmit ions. An- nouncements will be made at
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    Phohi Holland—Program
    81 11 Phohi Holland— Program SATIKOAY, MARCH 17. 14.30 Records. 14.40 Dance music. 15 10 Dutch National Anthem. 13.20 Dutch National Anthem. 13 30 Childrens' half hour. MO.) Jack Bee and his Blue Bee* Popular and dance music. H *>•> News tale bv Mr. Aletrino. 1440 Jack 3ee and his Blue Bees.
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    JAPANS OVERTURES
    5 11 night.- Union Times
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    BETTER HOUSING
    102 11 Hu^e Plan To Clear The Slums London. March 13. Under the new slum clearing scheme proposed by the Government 1.250.000 persons will be removed from the slums and re- housed in up-to-daU- premises. This compares with a total of under 200.000 persons removed from slums since 1875 The
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    MILLION FOR RUM
    124 11 Virgin Islands To Be Developed Washington. Marc* 13. Thr incorporation of a $1,000,000 government-controlled concern for the [rehabilitation of part of the Virgin islands belonging to the United States is expected soon. This amount has been set aside by the Public Works Administration tor I the Secretary
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    MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE
    236 11 Th e U-mm aa. .anU rWarded SU M^° rolo^ a Branche, Bnmidttf Rainlall Br, ht Sun hin Air Temperature Meai^ Means To:^ 1 Most i n No. of Daily Tot a* Mm* *g* L^ St 9am 3 p.m. 9,m. Rainfall days Mean Station lns Ins. Hrs. Hrs.
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      38 11 THK EASTERN UNITED SS I i:\N< I ORI'OR. ATION 1.T1). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S f t OMPENSATION INSURANCE. .i, fOHNSOX: (.en»»ral Manager, j m,v \i» ol 1 H 1 N«». 1. Cecil Street, SINGAPORE
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      136 11 THF X^aT^X Assets exceed *V2.1,M.M) aajsawtnee in UatAa rast s?,:>.ooo.os^ SOUTH (f«4'% j| l British tjjp The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. INSIRANC E COMPANY LIMITED 'Incorporat ed in the Strait Se > r at FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Un Building CecU Street Singapore LONDON
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      292 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter* Paid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000,00tt Reserve Fund ±;3.000.00C Reserve Liability oi Proprietors £3,000.001 HEAD OFFICE: 38. Bishopsgate, London. E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches tar^w^r VV* Alor Star lioiio i Saigon Amritsar Tpoh
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      450 11 MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD. t lncorporated ln England* Capital £3.000.000 Subscribed 1.800,000 Paid-up 1.050.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1.246.735 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrle Esq.. Chairman P. R. Chalmers, Esq., Charles J. Hambro. Esq.. W. H. Shelford. Esq Sir Thomas Catto. Bart Sir C. C. 3arrle. K.B.E Sir
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      483 11 CHURCH SER VICES mm ,th Sunday In Lent >, «> DREW'S CATHEDRAL Hol; Communion. Mutiny. Communion vChoral) Hob Communion. E\enaong Choral i and Sermon. Matins at Naval Base. win c at Johore. J E\ Missions to Seamen. e Friday at 8 a.m. Holy mnunion and Saturday at 7 a.m. Ho'y
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    LAUNCHED IN HONG KONG
    304 12 Shuntien For Shanghai Tientsin Run Last week there was launched irom the establishment of the Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Company o: Hong Kong Ltd. the finely modelled steamer. Shuntien. She has been built to the order of the China Navigation Co. Ltd. and is intended for
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      NEW COMMANDER OF RESOLUTE
      482 12 Luxury Liner's World Cruise Visit When the Resolute arrives in port on Sunday on her annual world cruise new commander will be on the bridge: he is Captain Victor Lachma'nn. who took over the ship in August last. year, when Captain Fritz Kruse. in his new
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      375 12 Per P. and O. Carthage from London: Mr. G. C. Bedington, Mr. R. A. Brown. Mrs. Banks and Infant, Mrs. Divt\ Mr. Fv. O Davis. Mr. and Mrs. D K. Evans and Infant, Mrs. A W. Graeme. Sq. Ldr. and Mrs. George. Masters George and Infant, Mr. W.
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      STRUCK A WHALE
      135 12 Word flashed to the Dollar Line wireless opt rator at Mussel Rock, told of an unusual thrill for passengers and crew alike aboard the liner. President Tan. en route irom San Francisco to New York. The President Tafts wireless operator told how the ship, stearmng along at
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      64 12 The port of Dairen is expect ed to receive a huge increase of agricultural products of Manchuria trom the interior, and the warehouses at the docks are being greatly extended The South Manchuria Railway authorities calculate that the export of these products by the port of Dairen was increased last
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      BIBBY LINE
      200 12 I LONDON ADDRESS 22, PALL MALL. LONDON, 5.W.1l of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO, PORT SUDAJ* MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangou. 1934 WORCESTERSHIRE Mar 29 CHESHIRE Apr 12 YORKSHIRE Apr 26 SHROPSHIRE May
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      93 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR snips Akmtsi* tht H-, Expected I Main Wharf (Eat ran* I Olenamoy 18: c Maru 13; Sllvt 8. Empire Docs (Eatranci Unyo Maru 32 Cl Empire Dock (Entrance i BUveryew (6; Rs 49. West Wharf (Entrance Carthage 4: R Centaur 1. Section 10 (Entiaim t Two Submarines KF.PPII.
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      148 12 Gen. Verspyck. Dut I Letong 16.3 for Natun Togian. Du: 872 15 3 ior Pontiani Hero. Nora 15 3 for Bangkok r. Ban Hon- Lioni B 'Cheribon IS 3 for J G. G Merlin. Pi 15.3 for Balgon II Palopo. Dut (ii' 'kat 16.3 for Sings Katong Bri:
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      CLEARANCES
      53 12 i March 15: Prod •Foonn <Chin i; Nai Gero Stamang 'D dore. Reynst Rajula. Shir. Rusa. Jerantut I March 16: K I mail. City <■: Bi ciua 'Dut d< V i Dut Thr Italian to arriv, from Shanghi will berth at th B sail the ianv daj Colombo. Bomba>
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      599 12 Burns Philp Line. I Incorporated in Australia I FOR BRISBANE SYDNEY AND MELBOI RNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing by the weii-known steamer MARELLA '7.375 tans) .md th». s.s. MANGOLA 1 3.352 tons»: 1 Cargo only] 1 1 MARELLA lg one ol the largest and nnest
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      70 12 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia FREMANTLE Via Port Swettenham, Penang, Palcmbantj. Banjoewangi and Xorth Western Ports Uue SaUs Singapore Singapore. T.s.m.v. Kangaroo Mar. 24 Mar. 25 T.s.m.v. Kangaroo May 18 May 16 T.s.m.v. Kangaroo July 22 July 23 Fares Single £19.0.0. Australian Return £30.0.0. Currency For particulars of Freight
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      73 12 For everything appertain*! Trave). Banking Freight ApnN IS CO^KS WAGcSs-XITS I _sa3 CDaau rn [WOP LO TPAVfI SEHv'CjJ RO RIM SO v MAD laaaMaa-tl Atrent^os Telephon I. S. K. LINE. ISIIIHAI.\ INDI iTRIAI TRANSPORI <• Inc urp i REGULAR I KM. PASSENCIK sl Ml UNYO MARU JOHORE MARU HAVRE MAHU
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      344 12 j Local And Foreign Mail {Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN I Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. I Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan 'via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. j Kuantan wia Jerantut) 1 Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan < via Padang Besar) I Monday and Friday 7
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      94 12 IMPERIAL AIRWAYS MOVEMENTS j Aurora <VT-AEG>. left Singapore on Mar. 11. at 12.30 p.m. lor London. The mail is scheduled to arrive in London on Mar. 21. Athena <G-ABTK». lett Singapore on Mar. 4. at 12.30 p.m. for London. The mail arrived in London on Mar. 14. Astraea <G-ABTL>. in
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      435 13 mr 'gf m P&O and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS T'nage S'pore. T'nage S'pore. \GE 15.000 In Port KAISER-I-HIND 11.500 May 25 j I DERA 16.000 Mar. 30 SOUDAN 6.500 June 6 LORE 0.000 Apr. 12 RAJPUTANA 17.000 June 8 j 15.000 Apr. 13 RANCHI 17.000
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      493 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sails City of Christchurch Mar. 30 Apr 2 City ol Bagdad Apr. 14 Apr. 16 j City of Lille Apr. 29 May 2 FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI
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      1193 13 E_t_]_i\_x tJmtujmm THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO (ISU) Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co Ltd THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd THE AUSTRALIAN A' ORIENTAL
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      987 14 btVb a IVIa aUMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU TOBA Saturday. Mar. 17. Toengkal < passengers and malls only >. Moeara-Saba and Djambi VALENTJIN -Saturday. Mar 17 Rhio. Padang-Bay. Ampenan. Boeleleng and Sourabaya. TOBOALI Saturday. Mar. 17. Koedap.Tampoetih. Tampat-Tinggi. Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api. TOGlAN— Saturday. Mar. 17. Pontianak. J BELAWAN Sunday. Mar. 18.
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      500 14 I i BOIAAIt STEAMSHIP UNE (^AMERICAN MAIL LINE fl B"9a^^_B__^^^___H^__)\ f f^^#^a___^^__i ____P^\ NOW IS THE TIME TO TRAVEL NOME via AMERICA See China and Japan at no additional cost. Visit Honolulu -San Francisco Los Angeles. Sail along the beautiful coast of Central America and enjoy ONE OF THE WORLD'S
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      699 14 TO NAPLES. MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP rcoiii,., HAMBURG M, »''^M \v„ •YASUKINI MARU 12.000 Mar. 20 2lt TERUKUNI MARU 12 HAKONE MARU 10.400 Apr. 4 5 HAKUSAN MARU lO&oo IBUWA iMARU 10,000 Apr. 19 20 HARUNA BARU mvin l *b SFUSHLMI MARU 10,000 May I 4 SKATORI MARU inZn t' I
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    169 15 V Cap Semi-Finals To-day ing I ami will meet in the il ol int Football Association .fternon 0 t»i Citv \s. \ston Villa ;it Huddersfield) Iri rstei \A. Portsmouth (at Itiriuinghatr.) vlng matches will be played rent divisions of the English nd In the Scottish League to- I
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    GIGANTIC STADIUM NEARLY READY
    708 15 j FOR FAR EAST j OLYMPICS _M Th.. gigantic Rizal Memorial Stadium' *M*nlte. which wiU house this year™! n w SS *a»»«P«OlwhIll Games, is (now almoßt ready. Wirh Bdcommo4at.cn ror lens nl UacT t "a T S ;>nd 400 metre track oval: th,- torn Rizu! Memorial
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    FIVE GOALS IN FIRST MATCH
    73 15 In the most exciting game seen at Fratton Park for many seasons, four of Leicester City's five goals against Portsmouth were scored by Gardiner, the 23-year-old centre-forward from Hfart of Midlothian, who thus celebrated his English League debut in j great style. Gardiner's goals alt
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    572 15 Men Who Will Play For ISritain Harry Ceolfrey Bentley one of the elglu Bricish Walker Cup players selected this week, won tha Lancashire amateur championship in 1931-32 and represented England against Ireland and Scotland thQ same years. In 1932 he won the Royal St. George's Gold Cup
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    NEW L.B.W. RULE
    234 15 'Plum" Warner Forecasts An Important Change In a speech at the annual meeting j Dl the Club Cricket Conference. Mr. j P. F. Warner stated that an exhaus- j ;ive trial in first class cricket was likely :o be given, during the coming season, j to an
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    42 15 The Japan Amateur Aquatic Union yesterday received official recognition by the International Aquatic Sports Association of the world record for the 4CO metres back-stroke established by rventaro Kawatsu. a student of Meiji University, who covered the distance in 5 min.. 37.G sees.
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