The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 March 1934

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press And DAILY NEWS NO. 14,221. ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934. 10 CENTS.
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    Europe s Network Of Spies
    1373 1 (NTERNATIONAL GANG TRACKED DOWN Activities In Britain And FOR GERMANY AND RUSSIA PNDRED persons are beKj to tin^oh ed activities of a huge international espionage tracking down follows the eighteen foreigners m Paris n Christmas < including two Americans of Russian oriPoles and several Russians),
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    U.S.& JAPAN EXCHANGE FRIENDLY NOTES
    157 1 Preparing For Bilateral I Naval Conference? MANCHUKUO RECOGNITION j ONLY A MATTER i OF TIME I Washington, Mar. 21. JkiIUTUAL pledges of goodwill are con- tamed m an exchange of notes be- tween the United States and Japan. Both Mr. Hirota and Mr. Cordell Hull
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    Hostility a Thing Of The Past
    239 1 London, Mar. 21. American recognition of the Manchukuo is merely a matter of time. as the hostility to Japan under the Hoover administration has become a thing of the past, according to the Morning Post Washington correspond- ent, who declares that a new realist
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    25 1 Captain R. Macdonald, M.C., of the; {Audit Department, who returned from* 'leave by the Carthage accompanied by; iMrs. Macdonald is coming to Singa-i pore. l
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    38 KILLED IN RAIL COLLISION
    74 1 9 Days Old Tragedy Just Revealed Moscow, Mar. 21. MEW'S 01 another railway disaster, which occurred nine days ago, is published to-day. The casualties numbered 33 killed 68 injured, of whom 22 were severely hurt. The accident occurred when a local passenger train overran the
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    BOMB THROWN AT GEN. GOERING
    64 1 Berlin, Mar. 21. \X ATTEMPT was made this afternoon to assassinate General Goering and the Nazi Group Leader, Ernst, when a bomb was thrown from an apparently empty house at the motor car m which they were driving. The outrage occurred near the Prussian State
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    ROOSEVELT'S ENVOY
    106 1 Mr. Washburn Child In London London, Mar. 21. Mr. Washburn Child, Mr. Roosevelt's special economic envoy to Europe arrived at Plymouth to-day and proceded to London. He is seeing Sir John Simon to-morrow. He told Reuter: "I am not an ambassador at large. My mandate is to find
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    On Other Pages
    82 1 Singapore £144 prizewinners m the Irish sweep— Pafe 9. Play On won the Lincolnshire fry a neck from Obesity; a collision on the road between Newmarket and Lincoln caused the death of an ambulance nurse and necessitated the scratching of Versicle —Pace 16. Japan is intrrasinj: her
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    In Nick Of Time Again
    265 1 I ROOSEVELT AVERTS LABOUR CRISIS I i Motor Industry Leaders I To Confer At I White House Washington, Mar. 21. A GAIN IN the nick of time, as m the \r\ banking crisis last year, Mr. Rooseivelt has dramatically and decisively! j thrown himself into
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    Hitler To Marry 300,000 Girls This Year
    226 1 Hitler To Marry 300,000 Girls This Year Berlin, Mar. 21. THE ALLOTMENT of 1,000,000,000 1 marks to conquer unemployment was announced by Chancellor Hitler i:> a speech from a motor lorry at a lonely spot between Munich and the Austrian iron tier to men engaged m road works The speech,
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      42 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TO-NIGHT R.IM.S. "FR ANCONIA" SPECIAL CRUISE BALL CABARET FRED COLLIER BETTY CARROL SATURDAY, MARCH 24th THE NOVELTY DANCERS FRED COLLIER BETTY CARROL RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381.
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      72 1 There it no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA CHRYSLER I RIDING EASE ADELPHI HOTEL facing ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL TABLE D'HOTE MENU A LA CARTE ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS DURING LUNCHEON i ROOF GARDEN TO-NIGHT ROOF GARDEN SPECIAL DINNER DANCE i DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY ■I HALF KELLERMANN'S FAMOUS BAND
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    Letters To The Editor
    44 2 Dog Show Protest To The Editor. Sir. I understand the whole trouble is In connection with the profits. Who gets them: Charity. The Malayan Kennel Association, or the promoter of the Second Annual Livestock and Trade Show Yours etc., BOW-WOW.
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    Law Notices For The Day
    138 2 Hefure t lie Thief Justice m the h\. Court at 11 a.m. Part heard. S. 872 33 Hock Meng iv Co. vs. Loo Boon Kung etc. Before Mr. Justice l'richard m the 'Itxd. Court at 11 a.m. Part heard: -8. 479 33 S. Pierre vs.
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    Diary Of The Week
    238 2 Thar .day. Tiiid. High YVat'r 2.04 a.m.. .1.25 p.m. Alexandra Brickworks Ltd. General Meeting. Mercantile Bank Building. 12.30 p.m. Football S.A.F.A. League First Division. S.C.C. vs. S.R.C.. S.C.C. padang 5.15 p.m. (Mr. J. E. Farwell > Second Division. Pulau Branl vs. Straits Cattle Traders. A.R. Stadium,
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    THE PAVILION
    179 2 CKvc Hrook In a New Type Of Role Not often can it be said oi a film production that every single member ol the cast gives a brilliant performance. No one who has seen the picture can deny that such is the case m •Gallant Lady." the 20th.
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    TWICE AS LARGE AS LAST YEAR'S
    223 2 British Trade Fair At Singapore As already announced, the British Trade Fair will be held at the Great World, Kirn Seng Road, Singapore, between May 4th and 12th next. The number of stalls applied for is 149. This year's Fair, therefore, will be twice
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      222 2 Articles may be handed m for SPECIAL and EXPRESS LAUNDRY SERVICE Dry Cleaning Waterproofing Invisible mending undertaken. WEEK DAYS. HOURS 7 AM -2 P M 4-6 P M. SATURDAYS. HOURS 7 AM 2 P.M RECEIVING DEPOT SINGAPORE STEAM LAUNORY LIMITED. 259 ORCHARD ROAD OPPOSITE COLD STORAGE I I FOR SALE.
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      483 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTr^ I an infallible rem o d y i !fo r Headaches j S Neuralgia Neuritis Rheumatism Influenza j S Malaria J and other fever* Price 65 cents. i Wholesale Distributing Agent* I THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. J I THE MEDICAL HALL LTD. I Singapore. J BOARD RESIDENCE. THE
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      447 2 TENDER* I SINGAPORE I MUNICIPALm. I Tenders art- now Invite. I following materiaLs or I particulars, see Municipal ivv,^'\ I Purchase of a quantity I machinery brtonfing uTtS I Sept. Date ot Closhn 2 I Tender Room. I Purchase of about 25 tun I iron and steel. ct I Municipal
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    OUR CITY OF 30 SQUARE MILES
    1164 3 OUR CITY OF 30 SQUARE MILES How 200 Tons Of Refuse Is I Treated Daily cities m the worfci. One of the main Is ea tDV Or thiS happy State of affair" Ihi > Orient gaP re U the cleanest cit >' m A description of the way the city
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    331 3 Monday. Mar. 12. His Excellency had luncheon with Vice- Admiral H. Matsushita on board H.I. J. M.S. ;.«ama. I In the vening His Excellency and j Mrs Cole t cot t attended an At Home i given by Commodore D. Scalongne on board Hr.NM.S. Java and afterwards stayed
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    SNA TCHED HUSBAND'S WRIST WATCH
    373 3 SNA TCHED HUSBAND'S WRIST WATCH m Why Popejoy j Visited Pawnshop Lee Kirn Hong, who has earned considerable publicity as the woman m a I case of theft m conducting the investi- gations ol which Inspector Popejoy was j rumoured to have made his fatal visit to the North Bridge
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      144 3 *^c 7* xxSf^Eqßb^S^ JST ONE FEATURE OF THE NEW ALL- PORCELAIN FRIGIDAIRE Icking Wv trays If your erator is a Frlgldafte,— n. trays release automatical the touch of a nnger. series Frigidaires are porcelain, inside and electric lighted interior. imatic defrosting, ad.iustshelves V 4 more food m the .same sized
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      231 3 Reaches you at the \sv% /enith of perfection Brooke Bond Tea irl/A garden freshness. TRAVEL BY K.N.I.L.M. TO: IPALEM B A N G I MIX* ULDICTION ON RPrCRN FARES v COOL, QUICK and COMFORTABLE M I Apply to the Booking- A cents. I BRITAIN'S.DEPENDABLE.CAE k ■v. ,«y^^y JapL fl^^^Biß^BMkftiK^ ill
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    Air Mail Letter From London
    3969 4 London, Mar. 10. •THERE'S new* this week. London, ruled by progressive Conservative Municipal Reformers for over a quarter of a century has come under Socialist control as a result of the amazing apathy of the hundreds of thousands of middle class voters who were too
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      405 4 CADBURYS REVEAL why Bourn- vita is better &«#< A ia tor sleep and energy I The Independent proof of _J^^-~~ ]sfi? V I BoMrn vlta s superiority j I'^^-^^S^^*^ 'i/ I rbe digestibility and "digestive power" ol 3 \^y T WHAT IS DIASrASE you I X^S.tTS^iSS'hSKftiS^- X Vi VV V\\
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    The Crew Which Won The Boat Race And The One Which Lost
    225 5 picture. picture. Oxford boat race crew at Putney m their third new boat since they began training. The boat was built by Messrs. Sims and Company, m the record time of three days. It has a little more
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      156 5 GUlavcl's POTTED MEATS Famous for their Delicate fFlavour-TRY THEIR CHICKEN HAM TURKEY TONGUE CHICKEN, HAM 6, TONGUE and other Varieties. Moce ay CILLARD 8 CO LTD I London, Ercland. Established 1867 f I I I They are stocked by I Messrs. BtN BEE CO. 111-113 Beach Road. KIM ANN CO.
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    DEALINGS IN STEAMER TICKETS
    809 6 DEALINGS IN STEAMER TICKETS Kongsi Partners And Their Profits Lucrative Business Revealed Lee Siong Kiat. a. well-known Chinese controlling a wide range of business interests m Singapore and Penang, was on trial before the Criminal District Judge. Mr. N. A. Forrer, yesterday on three charges of criminal breach of trust
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    MR. CHEONG KOON SENG
    160 6 Rotarians' Tribute To Prominent Chinese Members of the Rotary Club of Singa- I .pore paid a silent tribute to the late; j Mr. CtMOtlf Koon Seng, who was a pro- j mlnent Rotarian, when they assembled lor their usual weekly luncheon meeting at the AdelphJ Hotel
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    SALVAGE OF JBMTSCHUG
    131 6 i Divers Duo In Penans This Week salvage operations on t lit* I Russian warship Jemtschug. which was sunk m Penang Harbour during the war by the German raider Emden. had to be unavoidably delayed for a tow days. Originally it was intended to start operation! on
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    TAMIL GIRL'S DEATH
    650 6 j DURING OPERATION IN KUALA LUMPUR Hospital Absolved Of Blame The inquest into the death of a Tamil girl, named Kamala Doss, -who) died at the General Hospital while undergoing an operation on Feb. 1, was 1 concluded before Mr. F. K. Wilson, at the Coroner's Court,
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    103 6 A duplicate list l£ provided m which the jompetitcr may keep a record of his entries rnese usts must not on any account used for eatries-they are omj for toe convenience of competttors. Competitors who ha*e forecasted correctly EIGHT or more matches should •end m
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    FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 31.
    112 6 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competition as set our above and to *f£*!* final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m aU matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of the following Cup and
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 31
    52 6 Birinjmrham vs. Portsmouth SS2HS* WU Tottenham Mill* all %s. Bradfo-J Swansea vs Prp r^ itiU Aldershot Bristol R. >ortlumpt..i) vs. < „v«-rili' Torquay R^ adin h ter vs. Trarmier.- vs. </he>tcrfie!d or competitors In keeping record of thdr n T? ?f* »^*«^k •h«m* it b« W
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    THIS "GENERAL POST' HABIT
    358 6 OFFICIAL TRANSFERS TOO FREQUENT Mr. Caldecotfs Speech To Federal Council At Monday's meeting of the Federal Council m Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Andrew Caldecott, deputy High Commissioner,! addressed the Council on what he described as the curse of transfers among Government officers. "This is no new complaint."
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    MUNICIPAL SALARIES
    6 6 THEY "GET THEIR MAN"!
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    A Police Officer Remembered
    386 6 Apropos the search that is being j made for the murderer of Inspector Popejoy the Egoist m The Times of/ Malaya writes Many years ago when I was a young journalist m j Singapore I was very friendly with Police and often went out with them
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    $150 Must Be Won
    429 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week Below will ot: found particulars ol the ftee Pre* Football Corapetuioi^ No SI, m which you are asked u> forecast results of ten matctoM to be played ->r. March -!4 THE PRIZE OF $150 Will be
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    Can Municipality Afford To Restore Them
    99 6 Can Municipality Afford To Restore Them At the meeting o t v Commissioners UNnorrov Pathy will ask the Preside whether the present dnanrfoi of the Municipality is Jt-uV factory and. if so. will t* restoration of the 10 pec applied m November Ml salaries of Municipal emp] Mr. C. C.
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    OFFICER SHOT
    84 6 Tragedy On British Warship A British woman and I are overcome by frtel foil covery of a shoot ii., H.M.S. Royal Sovrreigii Lt.-Commander Horatio I Jones was found shot In I I is believed thai i near the spot The first Intimation th received by the r 1
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    TOOK ANOTHER'S CAR
    82 6 Chinese Youth Snit I Asylum A charge of theft a Chinese youth naiv. was withdrawn In th< trate*fl Court by Mr J terday, when it was accused had bern n a leper it had been allet i he was seen pus!..: ear trom Cross Street from win
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    $2,500 THEFT
    73 6 Prom Our wn Con KUnc Mai Ch< w Ai: T« .i" Hoklen Chin< m woi Swettenham. was Inehe Osman. th< X and charged with thefi a dwelling, the prop Ivlng at Port Bwettenham The hearing' wai March 23 and th< allowed 021 a bail 01 1500 Medan. Nail
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      22 6 ANNOUNCING THE SALE v I —FRIDAY S ATUROAY NEXT [llSEDnMgto f jfc^^^^^ig^ "^B^^^SL^y SPEC! ALL V REDUCED PRICES- WEARNE'S USED CAR MART.
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      60 6 I RELIEVED HBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^BBpvO* i^^^3B 1 Irritations quickly and mutty Ff»r MilTorrr* fiom it. -lim.. afTpctioiit, errt'ina, pun; totl, roi'uh -.kin, !«>rc, it«!« ing I>»t, rhalinu*. cUnppin-S l"irn« ;iii<l all Komi «•> •l' il l»l<»ti -ht* ]»roni|»! i piief nu v bi auointi-i^ with 4nH««"-* Oliidiu-ot (t <|u> LI and •<hhi
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    PLAIN VANS FOR HUSH-HUSH GOLD
    224 7 < £3,500,000 Comes From The Orient p u t No One May Know Where It Goes London. Mar. ,\\n\ know anything a -ret. e5.500.009. arrived ail way Station. Lon- < moon, li came by Plymouth, where* it >m the liner Corfu unloaded the noid. acked
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    GIRL OF 19 IN MURDER TANGLE
    317 7 GIRL OF 19 IN MURDER TANGLE Gangsters Blamed For Four Deaths I i New York, Mar. 14. Four murders -three of policemen and one of a watchman- three bank, robberies, two theatre 'hold-ups"—in-volving thefts totalling £s,ooo— are features of confessions made to-day by Morton Millen. 24, and Irving Millen 21.
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    PARLIAMENT IN HISTORY
    542 7 VALUABLE RESEARCH IN PROGRESS Colonel Wedgwood's Exhaustive Work It la now possible lor the first time to "analyse" the composition of the English Parliaments during the Fifteenth Century hitherto the "Dark Me" of Parliamentary history, thanks to the enthusiasm of Colonel Josiah Wedgwood. M.P. A searchlight has
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    COFFEE HOUR CONFIDENCES
    271 7 COFFEE HOUR CONFIDENCES "Good morning Betty! Come and have a coffee with me!" "Oh it's you, Jean: yes I'd love to, 1 and I must tell you what I've been I doing this morning. "You see, I'm going home next month. Harry's leave isn't due until I February, but I've
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    NETHERLANDERS TRIBUTE
    377 7 MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY TO LONDON Special Mass For Dead Queen Emma The local Dutch community, through i the Dutch Consul-General, Mr. W. I Daniels, has sent the following message [Ol sympathy to the Netherlands Legajtion. London: "On behalf ol all Netherlander m British Malaya request you kindly to
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    TROOPER TO CALL
    152 7 The troopship, Somersetshire, due tomorrow < Friday > carries 50 naval oilicers and 1.000 naval ratings for the China Station. There are also a few military detail! abroad who will, it is believer lisembuik here. Burgeon Couunander C. E. i .son arrives to relieve Surgeon Commander Ktzroy
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    1' Malay Superstition s
    281 7 1 Malay Supe rstition s Continued from page 8> is an unlucky omen and lorbodes mis- fortune. Another superstition is that a coin, copper or silver <it is usually the former must be left m the till, or whatever receptacle money If placed In, m a Malay shop. This is
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      83 7 SEASON AGAIN ALHAMBRA EXTENDED TO-DAY 6.15 9.15 Don't miss the finest screen M A entertainment for many months _k< A- and still doing good business as^ your friends who J have seen it ESKIMO IL»- ?liiM an P icture irected b y W. S. VAN DYKE. EIGHTEEN ■^^•■■■■■i MONTHS IN
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      504 7 A PICTURE THAT MAKES EVERY MINUTE COUNT < opening AiniTfli to d *y i ttt CAPITOL j I ißflHlr DOES THE SOFT RUSTLE OF I IP^bV^ SEDUCTIVE SiLK ECHO THE j ft jHL ROAR OF BANDIT GUNS!... i HL You'li know uhen \imrc i l^j Pf IL^ihS Lm. streaking across
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. MARCH St, 1934. Recovery Costs Money
    459 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. MARCH St, 1934. Recovery Costs Money ALTHOUGH the cables yesterday 1 morning appeared to indicate that President Roosevelt had secured a breathing space m regard !to the imminent threat of a strike among motor industry workers it is not clear that an equally satisfactory arrangement
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    as I was saying
    1171 8 THOUSANDS of dollars have probably made their way from various parts of Malaya to Dublin m the course of the last few months, thousands of little sprats whose owners hoped to catch the This Sweep Business mackerel of i £30,000 prize m the Grand National Sweep.
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    386 8 Mr. Folliott. A.C.P., is acting as 0.5.P.C.. Sungei Patani, m place of Mr. D. P. Macnamara who has gone on leave. Mr. A. Metcalfe. formerly of Ipoh, has been appointed Manager and Engineer-in-Charge of United Motor Works Garage m Grove Road, Singapore. Mr. A. S. Lilburne,
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    "Malay Superstitions"
    921 8 "Malay Superstitions Malays, like many p. very superstitious tl of infinite number and will begin with two ir. housebuilding. It is unlucky to placi steps, which form th< Malay house In such one of the main rafter exactly over the centr> this is done, there will quarrels, fighting, and .shed
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      132 8 VERMOUTH ,^ffl VERMOUTH 4k J GAUDBIBCK'S i IBV SPECIAL TO BW. THE APPOINTMENT KING OF SIAM FINEST SELECTION OF SMART JEWELLERY JUST ARRIVED Wearing good piece oi JEWEL is a fine old tradition that appeals to the pride of ownership m everybody, young and old. The beautiful' designs or JEWELS
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      58 8 "WAITER DIDN'T YOU HEAR ME SAY 4 Well done'?" shouted the irate diner. "Yes, sir, thank you, sir. It's seldom we get such kind words, sir." The man who has really done well is the man who has protected himself and his property with GAFLAC POLICIES. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE
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  • JAPAN'S ARMY GROWING IN MANCHURIA
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      White Russians Being Recruited
      185 9 Shanghai, Mar. 21. ;v ol twelve Japanese military .md scientist! has arrived m on their way to Mongolia and west regions of China. Unete official announcement number of Japanese troops m ;md Peiping as follows ulurs. 3.000 volunteers. 2,000 larda and two military engines. It is
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      TO VISIT MALAYA
      66 9 Minister Of Commerce Shanghai, Mar. 21 Kung-po. Minister of and Commerce, will pay a Malaya. Indo-China. the Islands and Siam shortly. is reported to be m conwit h certain industrial enterwhieh he will otter to the Chialists m these countries. He ake a report on the financial
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      I.C.L PROFITS
      55 9 Income lp By £1,273,060 Last Year London, Mar. 20. )<Tial Chemical Industries fd a final dividend of ftve tux free nuking 7 l _> per cent. year compared with six per 1932 as income amounted to mpared with £6.415.000 m income represents an mi- 1.273.000 over 1932. The
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      BBER RESTRICTION
      43 9 Reported Breakdown Of Negotiations Incorrect Hague, Mar. 20. irnt officially that the rumours )ber restriction negotiations len broken ofl are unfounded. are still m progress. f possible to ascertain whether conclusion is m sight or if reasonable chance of success. Reuter
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    MALAYA'S LUCK IN IRISH NATIONAL SWEEP
    1072 9 MA LAYA'S LUCK IN IRISH NATIONAL SWEEP £30,000 Prize If Slater Wins j I TWO LOCAL £100 WINNFRS London, Mar. 21. m»H i h s SWeep hor se draw has concluded and after the residuals the drawing of the 100 consolation prizes proceeded. Winners include Wuntung. 4 Des Voeux Road.
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    EMPEROR BAO-DAI
    41 9 Picturesque Marriage To Chinese Bride Hue, Annam, Mar. 20. Miss Nguyen Hu-hao. daughter of a great Indo-Chinese mandarin, has become Empress of Annam. She was married to the 21 year old Emperor Bao-Dai to-day with picturesque cere- |monial- Reuter
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    THRILLING AIR RESCUE IN THE ARCTIC
    642 9 THRILLING AIR RESCUE IN THE ARCTIC Expedition Stranded On Ice Floe Moscow. Mar. ft. Reports from Dr. Schmidt, head of the -Chelyuskin" expedition, dated today, give details how the airplane ANT4. piloted by Lapidevsky with Perov as I observer, flew from Cape Wellen to the Chelyuskin'^camp, where it landed at
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    94 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Price And Sterling Rates From Our Own Correspondent > London. Mar. 21. New York 5.11 <s.loi:»>| Paris 77 2 <77V_» STERLING: London. Mar. 31. Spot £234-15-0 < £234-10-0) 3 Months £233 (£233-7-6) Market: Steady. TIN London. Mar. 21. Spot (Sellers' 5 5 32d. (5
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      84 9 CHINA POSTAL ATLAS 1933. Showing the Postal tablishments and Postal Routes In each Province 'rinted m Five Colours m Chinese and English Ol Atlas 25 In. x 15 l 2 In. Scale 1,900.000 Bound In Full Cloth Published by NANKING URECTOftATE GENERAL OF POSTS 1933 PRICE $12.00 KELLY WALSH, LTD.
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      215 9 LIPSTICK I E b APPLY A SMALL j J^B QUANTITY ON THK LIPS I IN THK MORNING I I (^Sra BREAKF^ST. I dttfrT LUNCH, TEA. j Silll WNNER. J i^i Hlf j L rli:nth c r i c I El Nil LIPSTI^ < STAYS ON RY tH A TOILET LUXURY
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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      WHAT 120,000,000 ARE THINKING—No. 1
      1289 10  - WHAT 120,000,000 ARE THINKING— No. 1 Ralph W. Page By Bankers' And Bus Boys' View j Of U. S. Recovery Drive 117 HAT do Mm people of the I nited States think of Pre'"sident Roosevelt's National Recovery Programme by this HMC Has it helped Does it hinder What are its
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      78 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association I»AILY PRICES CURRENT Mar. 21. 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers K.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot -loose) 17% i 7 nl6 RSS. equal to London Standard 'F.0.8.i 17 7 H 18 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Apr.-June 18 18*8 July-Sept 18% 18V 2 N Oct.-Dec. 18
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      Exchange Rates
      215 10 MARCH 21. SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1164 London. 3 months" sight 2"4 5 32 London, 60 days' sight 2 4 964 London. 30 days' sight 2,4*8 London, demand 2 4 7 64 London. T.T. 2 4 332 Lyons, Paris demand 900 Hamburg, demand 147 New
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      221 10 Yesterday's Alterations Ayer Weng <$1> 190 2.00 c.d. Hong Fatts <1> 48 50 Jelebu <$1> 1.20 1.25 Johan Tin <20> 22* 2 24 Kamunting <ss> 13s 6d 14s 6d Kinta Dredge (sl> 2.42 I 2 2.47 l 2 c.d. Klang River sl> 2.20 2.27* Linrui isl> 1.13
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      TINNED PINEAPPLES
      93 10 Malaya's Weekly Export Figures According to the Department of Statistics, during the week ending Mar. 17th, 1934, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 37,721 cases, of which 28,265 cases were to the United Kingdom, 300 cases to the Continent of Europe, 5,525 cases to Canada, and 5,525 cases
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      NATIVE RUBBER PRODUCTION IN D.E.I.
      277 10 Steadily Increasing Last Year -From Our Own Correspondent > Medan, Mar. 17. Tht agricultural section of the Department of Economics has published a report on native rubber production m Netherlands India. Production increased consistently with improving prices during 1933. The relationship can be seen m
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      YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
      264 10 The Singapore Chamber oi Com- merce Rubber Association held its 1 1,066 th. auction yesterday, when there was: Catalogued 1.544.051 lbs. -689.31 tons Offered 1.395.135 622.83 Sold 1.127.335 503.27 Spot London 5.3 32d New York 11 cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb. Standard Quality
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      D. E. I. RUBBER
      108 10 of Statist'^ q g l °P haS been receive d by the Registrar General tips Ratvi f MS fr m the chief ot the Central Bureau of »«to--1934 tQVm Acrea^° of tappable rubber not tapped at the end of January, The above acreages are converted from
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      TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES
      245 10 Dividend "Of 4 Per Cent Recommended The net profit for the year ot Tapah Rubber Estates Ltd., to be reported to the annual meeting on Mar. 29 amounts to $26,481.46 <as against $10,253.79 for the previous year), to which must be added the balance of $42,534.11 brought
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      ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS
      138 10 Loss Of $141,189 Reported The report of the directors of Alexandra Brickworks Ltd. to be presented at the sixth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders at the office of the secretaries 'The Borneo Company, Ltd.), Mercantile Bank Building, Singapore, to-day at 12.30 p.m. states: There were no additions
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      THE I. AND I.C.L.
      123 10 The following index numbers represent the estimated monthly traffic receipts of the Imperial and International Communications Limited as related to comparable traffic m the year 1929. Monthly figures reduced to working day average. Working day average ol comparable receipts year 1929 100 1930 1931 1931? 1933
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      EFFECT OF AMERICAN LABOUR TROUBLES
      557 10 Quiet Week m FraMT and Comp nys n D liar. 20 states The conflicting news itrom the U.S.A. regardta b.ems there has possibly the factors m the iharp i prices of both rubb r and •-he week, which hi i m turn pressing effect m
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      RUBBER RETURN
      9 10 Pfrak Rivor V. 33.000 lbs.: Som:u..«- 2
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      178 10 Mar. 17 IJ) to. I American Can. Com. 98 96 97 American Telephone and Telegraph 1117„8 7 in 1 118» Atcheson Railroad 66 7 65 r»G Dupont (j 6 93 r, 8 96 Firestone. Common unq. 20 4 >o" H General Electric 21 7 B 21 1» 2i
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    ARMY TO HOLD MANOEUVRES
    826 11 SECOND TIME SINCE THE WAR Tanks Among Ghosts Of Old Warriors There are to be Army Manoeuvres this year. This will be the first time since 1925, and only the second time since the war. that they have been held. The Manoeuvres will take place m
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    NEW LIGHT 'PLANK
    75 11 250 Miles An Hour On Trial London, Mar. 15. A speed oi over 250 miles an hour has been attained by a new type of singleseater low wing aeroplane with a following wind at the first trials held at Gravesend. The machine is suitable as a light
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    Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals
    116 12  - Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals TRAIN BY i Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuan tan (Ma Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. jKuantan <.ria Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. jKelantan (via Padang Besax) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every
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    BY STEAMER, TRAIN & AEROPLANE TO-DAY
    170 12 BY STEAMER, TRAIN AEROPLANE TO-DAY (Rhio Bee Sen 9 a.m. j Puiau Tekong Hong Hin 9 a.m. jPengerang San Soon Heng 9 a.m. «Karimon Meranti 9 a.m. Penang. Province Wellesley, North-West Perak, Kedah, Siam. Belawan and Medan Kedah 10 a.m. Western Australia Balranald 11 a.m. Saigon Van Vollenhoven 11 a.m.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    36 12 From Europe -London mails des- patched Mar. 1 by Rohna m Penang 'daylight to-day and from Holland by I Kota Nopan m Singapore noon to-day. From China and Japan by TUawa m (Singapore to-day.
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    CLEARANCES
    72 12 Mar. 20.— Unyo Maru. TQyama Maru Muroran Maru, Johore Maru Jap)Shantung (Bwed); Conte Verde Ital)' Hervar Nor. Andre Lebon Fch Palembang, Berouw, Rokan. Toussoum' iKulit, <Dut.»: Achilles, Kong Kheng jChye Hin Tay Yit, Rusa, Ban Siong Bee. Malacca. Hong Thong. Hong Kwong. Hong Lam. Hua Tong. Giang Mar. 21.—
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    QUEST FOR PIRATES
    214 12 Police Raid Island Off Hong Kong Heavily armed and wearing bulletI proof vests m expectation of dangerous j work ahead, a large party of Hong (Kong police set out early one morning last week on a quest m local waters for pirates who have lately been harassing
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    1100 12 U. S. Warship Burnt To A Hulk Thrilling Story Of Adventure Told By Seamen Hong Kong, Mar. 14. j Swiit catastrophe last night overtook the United States gunboat Fulton, which was on piracy patrol near Bias Bay. and which caught fire at about j 8 p.m. Fortunately
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    126 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships Alon-Mdo the Wl Ml <s Expected to Arrin East Wharf (Entrance Gale i Van Heutsz 22; TilaJ Anshun 20. Main Wharf (Entrance (i a te I) Kistna. Kota Nopan Balranald. Perak 11: Kan^, Empire Dock (Entrance Gat, V Malacca Maru 30 Sil Karagola 35 Chattanoog i oil
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    113 12 Dalemoor. Brit. S,6* Kohrichang 21.3. Tinombo. Dut.. 525 ton b. wan Deli 21.3 ior Belawan lvh Ngow Hock. NOCW., Bangkok 21.3 for Bang* k 2 Silverpalm. Brit.. 3,38 Calcutta 21.3 for Vancoj Java Philipines. Los Angel< 24.3. Bulan. Brit.. 441 tons it 21.3 ior Penang via p >:•
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    FILLIP FOR TEES SHIPBUILDING
    50 12 The placing oi a eontn i i n.ooo tons tanker with I Shipyard has given a n'i., building on the Riv< :T- yards had not nI order for some time, although I siderable number <■: imall vessels ban been built and launched durii past twelve montl
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    NEW PROPELLER
    139 12 1 Fitted On Cargo Vessel Sydney. Mar. 10. A new type of propeller fitted to the Shaw. Savill. and Albion line freighter Kumara. which arrived In Sydney recently irom Cardiff direct, is said to be responsible for a fast and economical voyage. The Kumara was formerly the twin
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      835 14 I\> P» Ma 4OMNKUJKE I'AKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ TIDORF Thursday, Mar. 22. Selat-Pandjang. Bengkalis. Soengei-Pakning. Siak and Pakan-Baroe. EABlR— Thursday. Mar. 22. Penang < mails only> and Bagan Si-Api-Api VAN ■BVTBC- Tluirsday. Mar. 22. Hong Kong. Swatow and Amoy. MAPIA Friday. Mar 23. Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas and Rengat. OPHIR-— Friday. Mar.
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    AUSTRALIA'S TOURING SIDE REVIEWED
    635 15 Strong m Batting But I Moderate Bowling j Says 'Plum" Warnet i .:.>:: lt\4 names of the six."d to come to EngTest *i>ur this year the ian Cr:- \»t Board of Control «ne or two cases. m m accordance with lority )inion 'according to I F
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    CRICKET FIXTURES
    193 15 >< K.C. Teams For WeekKnd (fames following are invited to reI the SCR c. for the week-end: ainst the CSC. on Saturday at 2 Hong Lim Green: Ciiua Choon ng (Capt), Ong Scow Hian, Chco Leong, Chua Choon Sim. Tan Beng, Robert B. Tan. Ronald Tan, lp Woon.
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    S.R.C. FOOTBALL
    35 15 im for to-day versus S.CC. is ua follows "teraon. H c Humphres, T. I- Moiler. N. Hay. W. P BcuUy, M. Valberg, G. A O vaberg. A. Olivelro. F V. .V.res, G. Day
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    V M.C.A. FRAMROZ CUP WATERPOLO COMPETITION
    54 15 i The match between the Reds and the Browni arranged for Tuesday. March '1 /tn. will be postponed to May 17th. The following passengers arrived by the Imperial Airways plane VTAEG Aurora on Tuesday: Mr. A. J. Johnson from Bangkok* and Mr. T E.
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    WHAT AUSTRALIA THINKS
    175 15 Regret Victor Richardson's Omission General (.pinion m Australia I* thai, the* Test selector! have done their I wjil: well. LIUle criticism has been levelled at them, though there is regret that V. Y. Richardson, the South j Australian batsman, has not found a place. Arthur Mailey. the
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    212 15 On Sunday the sixmeire data will sail the third and final race for the Guillemard Challenge Cup. Start 10 a.m. B Class will sail the second of the; series of three races for the Winstedt Challenge Cup. Start 10.10 a.m. C Class will sail the third
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    GREAT WELSH HOCKEY
    401 15 Check To England's Sequence Of Victories Prom Our Own Correspondent* London, Mar. 5. rot the first time m the history oi international hockey contests between es and £n S lan <*. which began m 1898. England failed to beat the Principality on Saturday, at Penarth, where each
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    Saturday's Handicaps
    130 15 Handicaps for four of the races on Saturday are Race 5. Ponies, Clas 1. Div. 2. 6 furs* 4.25 p.m Get Up 9.4 'Blue Belle 8.3 Lady Ron a 8.9 Apple Glory 8.2 Penny Bee 8.9 Rockley Star 8.2 j Biddy Marsh 8.7 Well Spun 7.13 I Mountain
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    126 15 XT No phiy was possible m the S.C.C lavn tennis tournament yesterday Ties for to-day are as follow: Championship Singles Rev. F. Smith vs. J. P. de C. Hamilton. O. Fuller vs. R. N. Jack. W. H. Day vs. F Lt. E. D H. Davies C.
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    Friday's Ties
    129 15 Championship Singles A. D. Anderson vs. E. C. Cherrington. Oodown Doubles Handicap C G. Van Houten and G. H. Streebach —3 vs. L. V. Taylor and E. Jackson plus 3. i J. P. Blyth and W. 3. Kruysmulder jplus 15 vs. R. W. Brown and T. Robertson plus
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    V.M.C.A. TOURNEY
    123 15 The following ties will be played on i Thursday March 22nd. M. A. Alsagoff vs. Y. P. Wee (Court j No. I>. Dr. Chia Teck Yam vs If I Reshty < Court No. 2). MEN'S DOIBLES The following ties will be played on j Saturday March 24th. Wee
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB
    363 15 Details Of Spring Meeting The programme tor the Singapore spring professional meeting to be held on Saturday. May 5. Wednesday. 9, Saturday, 12, Wednesday. 16. Saturday. 19, Whit Monday. May 21. was issued yesterday i There will be three runs mr each division of classes 1. 2
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    V.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    73 15 V.M.C.A. vs. M.P.H. on the V.M.C.A. Ground on Monday, at 5 p.m. and V.M.C.A. vs. Post Office (League 3 B> on the Singapore Harbour Board Ground, Cantonment Road, on Wednes- day, at 5 p.m. J. Ferguson, Au Peck Kan, J. Lovick. Kee Yew Hock. Sect Ben Sin. Lim
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    LBAGUB FOOTBALL
    75 15 In a Scottish Lacgue <Div. I» match to-day St Mirren lost to MotherweK 3 1 Reuter. In a Div 111 Northern Suction match Reuter S'uthpurt beat Walsall 3—l.- The band of The Wiltshire Regiment will play at the Swimming Club on Bvndmy from G p.m. to 8 pm
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    WORLD BOXING IS AT A LOW EBB
    1007 15 WORLD BOXING IS AT A LOW EBB Particularly Among The Heavies Professional boxing all the world over, though plentiful enough and as liable to draw a large crowd as a small one, is at a low ebb so far as real skill is concerned. The standards have remained so low
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    "LINCOLN" MARRED BY TRAGEDY
    291 16 Road Collision Causes Nurse's Death RACE NARROWLY WON BY PLAY ON A FATAL collision m which an ambulance and the horse-box m which Lady Barbara Smith's Versicle was being: taken to Lincoln were involved cast a shadow over the Lincolnshire handicap to-day. A nurse m the
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    COLMAN LEAGUE
    178 16 Malaya Football Association J Fixtures The following fixtures In the above j league competition will be played this) week. To-day: 11. K. Raja vs. Bidacari Sports Ciub. 'Second Division* Saturday Perhimponan Btla vs. D Khair. < First Division Sunday: K. Bahar vs. D. Cepiah. Second Division! The above
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    ANOTHER PETERSEN WIN
    529 16 Ben Foord The Hero Of The Battle London, Mar. 9. Following his victories over Smith. Meen and Crossley m the past few weeks. Jack Petersen beat Ben Foord, the South African, at the Albert Hall last night. The referee stopped the j contest m the thirteenth round,
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    LEAGUE POINTS FOR TANGLIN
    331 16 THIRD DIVISION MATCH Wiltshires Beat Athletic Union Wiltshire Rest. .3: Singapore A.U. 2. The Singapore Athletic Union made their debut m the third division competition of the S.A.F.A league yesterday at Jalan Besar when they met the Wiltshire Regt. and suffered defeat by three goals to
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    M.C.C. SAIL FOR HOME
    117 16 Three Of Them Expected Back To Coach Bombay. Mar. 10. The M.C.C.. with the exception of Jardine. who is m Mysore on a shooting holiday, sailed to England by the Rawalpindi. Interviewed by the Associated Press. Major Ricketts. m the absence oi Jardine, said "We all
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    TURF DEPRESSION
    122 16 820,000 Less For Kentucky Derby Chicago. Feb. 24. The wave of depression has engulied j the famous Kentucky Derby, which lor twelve years has carried an added value ol $50,000 and is considered the nations outstanding race, historically and sentimentally, tor three-year-olds. Saying that "we had to cut
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    REFEREE ASSAULTED
    79 16 Rough Play At Batu Arang The Malay Mail is informed that the second division S.A.F. league match played at Batu Arang between the K.L. Railway Institute and the Batu Arang Sports Club was a very rough game and ended m a victory for the visitors by 3 goals
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    LADIES' GOLF
    36 16 Bukit Timah Championship To-day The final of the ladies* championship of the Singapore Golf Club (over 18 holes', between Mrs. C«rtk and Mrs Richardson, will be played this afternoon commencing at about three o'clock.
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    FOOTBALLERS' EXPENSES
    757 16 CRITICAL DISCUSSION IN PENANG "Peppermint Cure And Pocket Money" I <From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Mar. 21. The annual meeting of the Penang football Association last night was an inusualiy long affair. When it came 0 the accounts, Mr. McNee < Penang Cricket Club> said he had been
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    BILLIARDS
    48 16 Clerical Union And Aston A.C. b Inter-Club Final The Clerical Union by defeating the Wiltshire Regiment by 567 points to* 437 last night, qualified to meet Aston Athletic Club m the final of the interclub billiards tournament at the New World on Saturday night at 7.30. i
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    HEAVY GOING AT KUALA LUMPUR
    821 16 HEAVY GOING AT KUALA LUMPUR Major T. L Fox's and Mr. Wyes POINT BLANK i Wadsworth 8 I Mr. T. H. Menzies and Mr. J C limes' GOUTTE dOR Mcpherson> 8.12 2 H.H Sultan of Perak's MITHRAS »Davies> 8 1 3 Won by halt a length; third 2 lengths away.
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