The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 March 1934

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    19 1 The Singpore free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,224. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1934. I^^— Mi—^^^W^—^W^^^—^^^*^^"^^*!^gP" Id CENTS.
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    Deadlock In American La hour Dispute
    414 1 U WINED NONSENSE SAYS GEN. JOHNSON A 1 t to-Conference Adjourns Until To-day RMLWAY WORKERS REJECT WAGES PROPOSAL Washington, Mar. 25. The differences m the automobile dispute have been narrowed to one remaining detail relating to the giving of a list of trade union
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    Dutch Girl Stowaway Found At Singapore
    137 1 Dutch Girl Stowaway Found At Singapore WANTED TO GO TO HOLLAND A 13-> tars-old Dutch girl oi Eatavia. was a stowaway or board the Rotterdam Lloyd mail steamer Marnix van Si. Aldegonde when it reached Singapore on Friday. She got on board shortly before the ship left Tanjong Priok and
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    28 1 Evan Wong and Pearse going out to open the innings for Dr. Hopkins' XI m the State trial at the S.C.C. on Saturday. Pearse batted well for 80.
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    "China's Sorrow" Is The World's Sorrow, Too
    455 1 DOCTOR BLAMES YELLOW RIVER FOR INFLUENZA SCOURGE London, Mar. 24. The origin of influenza is the infected properties of the mud of the Yellow River according to an article which Dr. Howard Wise contributes to the British Medical Journal. He says that the
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    19 1 New York, Mar. 25. The death is announced of Wiliam Hammer, inventor and associate of taiMO aged 76 Reuter.
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    DR. GOMOJU ARRESTED
    89 1 Raid On Anti-Monarchical Roumanians Bukharest. Mar. 13. The secret police to-day raided the 'headquarters of the Bukharest ontij monarchical group and arrested Dr Gomoju, a well-known medico and head of charitable institutions founded ;by the former Queen Helen of Greece, and also many students and civilians who
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    SUICIDE SENSATION IN SHANGHAI
    80 1 SUICIDE SENSATION IN SHANGHAI Man "Wanted" In U.S. And Spanish Jewess Shanghai, Mar. 2b. A sensation was caused to-day by the suicide of C. C. Julian, aged 52, who is wanted m Oklahoma on charges of fraudulent share-pushing. He found i refuge m Shanghai last June and claimed to be
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    On Other Pages
    96 1 France, m her reply to the British disarmament note, says she is prepare! to make any sacrifices so long as security is assured— Page w^. It is reported that the breach between Nanking and Can ton has been healed— Pa i»e 9 Tension is growing m North
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    President Signs Philippines Independence Bill
    199 1 President Signs Philippines Independence Bill Washington, Mar. 25. President Roosevelt has signed the Philippines Independence Bill.— Reuter. London, Mar. 24. The Times Washington correspondent discusses the connection of the Philippines Independence and Naval Construction Bills with the new trend m American Far Eastern policy. He describes the American attitude m
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    SHANGHAI POLICE RAID
    119 1 Arrest Of Chinese Plotting Against General Ma Shanghai, Mar. 24. Acting on secret information, the Shanghai French Concession police carried out a raid on the premises of the •Asia Compilation and Translation Society." Two persons, Lim Ming-teh and Wong Hai-chiu, were arrested. Papers were found m their
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    23 1 Peip'mg, Mar. 24. Mile. IfmrytC Hilz <the French avia* trixi arrived hen- this afternoon on hei i return flight from Tokio to Paris
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    STAVISKY'S BODY TO BE EXHUMED
    141 1 STAVISKY'S BODY TO BE EXHUMED To Clear Police Of Suspicion £120,000 OF JEWEL!) TRACED TO LONDON Paris, Mar. 24. With a view to settling suggestions that Stavisky did not commit suicide but was killed by the police when cornered \n the Savoy district the body is being exhumed at dawn
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    INDIA'S RICE IMPORTS
    62 1 Siam Anticipating Prohibition Bangkok, Mar. H In anticipation >f India's prohibition of the entry oi rice from Siam and Indo-China at the end of this month there is great activity m free tad chartered tonnage, mainly Norwegian to India. Exporters are taking th» risk that cargoes afloat
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      31 1 DSFKLJG TO-NIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE makan ketchil) 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DANCE INFORMAL 9.45 p.m. to Midnight WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28th THE NOVELTY DANCERS FRED COLLIER BETTY CARROL RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381.
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    MALAY PLAYER SENT OFF
    751 2 ALI'S ROUGH TACTICS Perhimponan Stia's League Win Perhimpoitan S. C. 6: Dual Khair C. 0. A First Division fixture m the M.F.A. League for the Col man trophy was played on Saturday at the Jalan Besar fcrtidium before a largo crowd, when the Perhimponan Stia Club
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    35 2 A striking scene from "The Wandering Jew* which opens at the Capitol to -morrow. Olalta Quintana, the harlot, (Peffgy Ashcroft) watches the Jew being burnt at the stake. mmmm awmb a> s aaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaßa aanaai
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKET
    67 2 Test Team Leaves Perth For England To-day Perth. Mar. 24. The Australian Test cricketers, who/ .sail lor England on Monday. d«-ew' their match with the Western Australia eleven here today. Taking first knock. Western Australia. <-.ompii-cl 90S (F. Bryant 7.» and TuarT-t 79; Griirmiet 5 lor 90 >.
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    Law Notices For The Day
    114 2 Law Notices For The Day I Before the Chief Justice at 11 a.m. Summonses- ln-Chambers. Originating Summonses and Motions. Before Mr. Jastice i'ru hard m the 2nd Court at U a.m. Criminal App als: Rex vs Ng Teng Ek. Hex vs. Tan Lian Kwl Rex vs. Hr.g Son? Lai Rex
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    ROYAL DEFENCE CORPS
    71 2 New British Territorial Unit London. Mar. 22. Replying to a question regarding the Royal Defence Corps, the formation of which he announced when presenting j the Army Estimates recently. Mr. j DuiT-Cooper. Parliamentary Secretary to the War Office, said that this body would not be used for
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    LATE MR. CHEONG KOON SENG
    398 2 LAKGE ATTENDANCE AT THE FUNERAL Hearse Drawn To Bukit Brown The esteem and ivgard which the people oi all communities m Singapore., and m other parts of the country had for the late Mr. Cheong Koon Seng: was demonstrated m remarkable fashion at the funeral
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    222 2 j PROGRAMMES FOX INMA. BI'RM.%. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS and FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE < TRANSMITTER. DAYENTRY ENGLAND Two oi the following frequencies and'i wavelengths will be used simultaneously, buti J the wavelengths may be changed In the course of each day's tnuMUfcUOCll. An- nouncemenrs will be
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      468 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISER^Fi^r^I BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS RKPAIKI ;ks. 14 A Change AUe>. Singapore. The Cheaoe.a Hou i tor VOUI Stationery. .Typewriter*, Ribbons and Cartoons alao tot Pencil and Pen ;viitin«. REPAIRS Send lor our meebenlei whenever your typewriter i>.out ot order. Telenlmm 7770. 7532 and 7SS4. Monthly cleaning
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      414 2 i Tenders are (1 I following material* I particulars, see M,; I Purchas. i I Iron and iv I Municipal Qi i I St^sSf I Purchase oi I Closing pm 1 4th. 1934 D -j Excavation ilIKi I at Ounon,; p t* I Date oi Clotil h I April tth.
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      175 2 Diary Of The Week Monday, >6th. High Water (5.28 a.m.. 9.14 p.m. Football: Commercial Cup: Fraser and INeave's "B M VM. Monopolies. Anson Road Stadium, 5.15 p.m. (Mr. D. J. Leerdam>: Municipal Services vs. Fraser and Neave** M A, M Jalan Besar Stadium. 5.15 p.m. Mr. A. S Giles Society
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    COOLIE RUNNING ON EAST COAST
    236 3 CARGO OF 10( HYLAMS LANDED NEAR PEKAN But The Police Capture Most Of Them „.<! ol over 100 Hylams tnded on the East Coast of .voiding to the #uala Lipis 01i ;,,.nt of the Malay Maib. This. bold ruse took place within ol Pekan. the
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    35 3 identity of "Tin." Box 141 da Lumpur, who drew Slater m the Sweep on the Grand National been established as being Mr \rthur H. Miles, of Messrs. Henggeta Martin, who is now home on leave
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    "BELOVED"
    211 3 John Holes And Gloria Stuart At Pavilion One ol the most genuinely interesting motion pictures of the season is "Beloved," the Universal "musical romance of a century" which opened at the Pavilion Theatre yesterday. John Boles and Gloria Stuart play matured roles m this highly unusual production, and Boles
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    DAY LABOURERS
    137 3 Membership Of Co-operative Societies Malacca, Mar. 22. The first half-yearly general meeting of the Municipal Labourers' Co-opera-tive Credit Society. Ltd.. was held on Mar 17. There was a large attendance of members. The chairman. Mr. S. C. Ambalam. presided Mr G. V. Thavar. the Indian Co-operative Officer, Negri
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    PENANG EX-SERVICEMEN
    166 3 £29,000 War Relief Fund Which Is Lying Idle Penang. Mar. 24. The annual meeting ot the E.S.A^M., Penang Branch, was hold last night at the Volunteer Headquarters. Col G. D. A. Fletcher presiding. There was a large gathering. I "The chairman m the course Of a long speech
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    STATION "Z.H.I." SINGAPORE
    63 3 (Ouued and operated by Kadio Service Co., of Malaya Ltd., MONDAY, MARCH 26. G.OO p.m. Recorded Music •*(> R«lav «>f Dane- ftfum 3 Raffles Hotel Dance OrchMtn under the dirt'tion of Mr. Dan Hopkins.; «45 News Bulletin kindly sup-pli.-d by Straits Times. -<-, Relay of Dance Muiic
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    TRADE MARKS CASE
    638 3 Chinese Will Not Buy Japanese Goods "I don't want the stamp. Made In Japan' on any of my goods because tne Chinese won't buy goods made m Japan," declared the chief clerk ol Messrs H. A Tyebkhan of 33. Chulia Street, defendant m the case m Penang
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    CHINESE WEDDING
    324 3 Mr. I^e Ah Kun and Miss Chee Lin Gek The Chinese Students' Literary Association at No. 27. Bukit Pasoh Road, was nicely decorated with flower on Saturday afternoon. Mr. 17. when the nuptials were celebrated according to the reformed style of Mr. Lee Ah Kun of the Education
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    73 3 Ng Guan Thong appeared before Mr. J. M. Brander. the third magistrate, on Saturday to answer two charges of criminal breach of trust m respect ol amounts of $400 and $3.466.G7. It was alleged that the ollence was committed whil<* accused was employed as a collector and cashier of Chop
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    CAN MALAYA GROW ITS OWN POTATOES?
    297 3 INTERESTING VENTURE IN THE CAMERONS From Our Own Coiresp -.indent I Kuala l.umpur. Mar. 23 New potatoes, as delicate In flavouring as any which will be served by famous London chefs next month, are now obtainable m Kuala Lumpur They come trom Cameron Highlands
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    COST OF RICK
    207 3 Increased By Compulsory Carriage By Hail Seremban. Mar. 24. At today's annual meeting of the Negri Sembllan Planters Association with Mr. R. B. Nunneley presiding, th indirect increase m the cost of rice alter the imposition of tax. as the Customs regulations prevented transportation by road except
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    A GIRL FROM JAVA
    115 3 Serious Charges Against Chinese 1 A Chinese named Chin Sin who It already serving a term of imprison ment for extorting money from women of loose character. was brought up from prison on Saturday to answer three serious charges, before Mr. Norman Griee. the second magistrate
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      22 3 I H BUNS Order your supplies m good time from THE SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. PROPRIETORS OF THE ROYAL BAKERY I.W.J.W.
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      186 3 SUN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY .NCORPORATED .865 OF CANADA H J 0 SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT 1933 ASSURANCES IN FORCE, December SI, 19:W 55«>7»,277,6h8 This l»rte amount, the a«uniulatin(! «state* of MM« a milHon Sun l.if» ioUejhoMers, will become payable to them or their dep^d-nts d.mn, lh» »tobllis»n« factor of «eat social
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    GNAWING PAINS IN STOMACH ENDED BY NEW FORMULA.
    142 4 GNAWING PAINS IN STOMACH ENDED BY NEW FORMULA. rThe English medical profession and English hospitals have had remarkable v« -suits with a new scientific formula lor acidity, indigestion, dyspepsia, ulcerated stomach, heartburn, flatulence and gastritis. A nurse writes "My patient has derived great benefit from your stomach powder. She has
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    IT'S THE ROCKS THAT WIN WARS!
    612 4 IT'S THE ROCKS THAT WIN WARS! Quaint Theories Of A German Professor London, March 1. After desperate unofficial efforts by the* German Government to stop its publication here, an amazing book, which talks of an invasion of England, entitled "Germany, Prepare lor War! U issued by Lovat Dickson. Herr Ewald
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    "Disarmament By Example" A Dismal Failure
    1567 4  - "Disarmament By Example" A Dismal Failure Carl Vinson By A U.S. Navy At Treaty Strength Is A Guarantee For Peace. Chairman Of The House Naval Affairs Committee FOR a number of years, the United States has refrained from building its navy to the limits permitted by international agreement m the
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    At King Neptune's Court
    86 5 The scene at King Neptune's court on board the Franconia during the crossing the line ceremony. roc Brown, not as he appears m Son of a Sailor at the A 1 ham hi a. but with his wife and children and three brothers. rincc and Princess
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    TWO CHILDREN BOUGHT FOR $180
    362 6 TWO CHILDREN BOUGHT FOR $180 FURTHER EVIDENCE AGAINST CHINESE WOMAN lII*- hearing was continued before the District Judge. Mr H. A Forrer. on Saturday Ol the case m which Chan Sai Moi. a Chinese woman, is charged with wili Lilly neglecting her adopted child, aged five years. It will be
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    MR. J. E. WALLACE
    125 6 (Government Printer Retiring After 20 Years Mr. J E. Wallace. Superintendent of :i< p.M.B Government Prtnttpg Office, I i be iiiit home shortly oi^ leave prior to retirement. US. Wallaisa -*j |iai takoll honourB typography, pars been m the Got- i?rnmeni printing office tor nearly twenty
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    306 6 Miss Irene Alford Married To Mr. .1. B. Pickering The marriage took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday afternoon of Mr. J. B. Pickering, of Messrs Outhrfte and Co. Ltd.. and Miss Irene Alford. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CJ. M. Altord. ol Singapore*. The bride,
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    SHIPMENT OF LATEX
    136 6 Dunlop Installation To Be Increased As a direct result ot Sir Eric Geddes i visit to Singapore. Dunlop's arc considering ways and means of doublng their exports of latex m bulk. On Saturday Mr. F. D. Ascoli. nuxnag- ing director oi Dunlop Rubber Co.. who is accompanying
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    CHEATED KEPALA
    196 6 Six Chinese Labourers' Fraud Six Chinese stood their trial on Saturday before Mr. Norman Grice. the 1 second magistrate, on two charges j 01 cheating m respect ol S4 each and 1 Of the theit of changkols. According to the story 01 Ho Van Choon. a kepala employed
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    FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 32.
    118 6 I agree to abide by the conditions govern- t ing this competition as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of Singapore Free Press m all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the 'results of the following
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 32
    50 6 Aston Villa vs. Blackburn Chelsea vs. West BniMit h I iverpool vs. Derby lok t e *>• Arsenal J> ce 1 m Fuihani C'S'trS? n VS CU P ton Orient i. CC i! ngtO vs Walsall Rochdale v Ches4^ This duplicate lisi b f» r the
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    BISHOP TAYLOR SMITH
    137 6 To Address Ucal Meetings The Rt. Rev. Bishop j Taylor Bmttl X.c.V.0.. d.d.. formerly rhaplsiE general to H.M. forces, whu is p through Singapore m coarse ol i «q tour, will speak at a public meetim the Victoria Memorial H. v < Tuesday* at 6 p.m t
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    63 6 Mr. L. D. Oammans MC 8 Kuala Lumpur Club, will dress on "Co-op* r. it inn In M the meeting of the Blngap Club on Wednesday. Roi mans has done splendid officer m charge Oi CO i 1 under his Inspiration and guidai Ro-opermltve movement strides here. He is l<
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    PENANG FIRE
    247 6 rurther Inquest Evidence From Our Own Correspondent.* Penan g. Mar. 24. The adjourned inquiry into the j deaths of six Chinese m the disastrous 1 fire at No. 13. Church Street. Penang. on Feb. 28. was resumed to-day before the Penang Coroner. Mr. D. Wills. Lengthy evidence was
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    SCHOOLBOY COMPLAINS
    112 6 Master Charged With Assault A schoolboy and a schoolmaster were parties m a case before Mr. C. H. Whit ton. 01) Saturday m which the master was alleged to have voluntarily 'caused hurt to the former. S. Joseph I Alfred, a student at the Government i Trade School,
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    $150 Must Be Won
    553 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPE TITION Six Free Chances Every Week BLLOW will be found particular o» tin Free Pres.s Football Competition No 39 m which you are asked to Forecast results of ten matches f o be played on March 31. THE PRIZE OF 1150
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    SINGAPORE RATEPAYERS
    305 6 Activities Of The Association A meeting of the Committee of the j Singapore Ratepayers* Association was i held at the offices o! the Association, j Hongkong Bunk Chambers. Singapore, j on Thursday. Before the business of the meeting i commenced the Committee stood m silence as a mark
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE
    36 6 Leaves Shanghai For Japan Shanghai. Mar. 24. The Sultaja and Sultana of Johore, after a short stopover here, are leaving today tox Japan on their way to the United States— Sin Kuo Mm.
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    $73/4 MILLION "GRAVE AT SINGAPORE
    899 6 If Labour Had Their Wa\ WHY MORE IS TO BE SPENT ON NAVAL BASE The Singapore naval base figured prominently m the House of Commons dfbate on the naval estimates. Mr. George Hall <Lab. > said there was to be an increase m the total
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET TRIAL
    1023 7 SINGAPORE CRICKET TRIAL F.P.H. Pearse And Keng Hock Bat Well A REMARKABLE COLLAPSE I 01 ihe Singapore trial lie v eek-end was the senipse of R. A. Ashworth's they butted yesterday mornrfectly good wicket. On I)r Hopkins" XI had scored which F P H Pearse, i soundly and. at the
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    SELANGOR TRIAL
    388 7 I>e Silva And Ariffin Bat Well "From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 25. Good form was displayed to-day on the Selangor Club padang when the Europeans met the Rest The j Selangor team to meet Singapore at Easter will be picked at the termina- i tion of
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    BOWLERS ON TOP AT S.R.C.
    274 7 S.C.C. Lose Low Scoring Gam The SRC. beat the B.C.C. bj 11 runs In an exciting match at (be S.R.C. yesterday. Bowlers were decidedly on top. McLeod and Hunter taking five wickets for 14 and lour wickets for 31 respectively for the S.C.C. and Loveday
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    Y.M.C.A. Lose To R.E.
    189 7 Y.M.C.A. Lose To R.E. On the V.M.C.A. ground on Saturday the 41st. 'Fort) C. R.E. beat the local V.M.C.A. by 42 runs. Results werr as follows 41st. (FORT) COY. R.E. Lt. Wilkinson c. Van Cuylenberg <jr > b Pennefather 19; Lt. Cload b Ferriera <\ Cpl. Powell b Ferriera 0;
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    Ceylon Sports Club Beat S.C.R.C.
    203 7 Ceylon Sports Club Beat S.C.R.C. The Ceylonese Sports Club, thanks i cl'iefly to a capital innings of 60 by Dudley-- which included six boundaries I uiid a six- and some good bowlin;; by j Rctnam. emerged easy winners m their I encounter against the Straits CtltlteM j Recreation Club on
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    Kuala Lumpur Match
    188 7 <From Our Own Correspondent I Kuala Lurapur. Mar. ?1. The Technical School managed to force a draw against the Selangor Club. the Europeans, batting first, scored 193: Thomas 56, Akhurst 17 and; Dickson 41. Bowling Swee Yin 4 wkts for 64 runs, and Ariftln 3 for 37.
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    MONDAY. MARCH 26, 1934. Week-end Comments
    499 8 MONDAY. MARCH 26, 1934. Week-end Comments rvREDGE THE Huang-ho and rid! the world of the influenza scourge. Such la the recommen- 1 dation of Dr. Howard Wise whose theory is that influenza is caused by the mud of the Yellow! •River. To many of us influenza I is an unpleasant
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    As I was Saying
    938 8 TO THOSE of us m Singapore who remember the Bishop of London when he visited this country some 1 years ago it will perhaps come as a surprise that he is contemplating re- tirement. The fact of the matter is that Dr. Winning- ton-Ingram is a
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    616 8 Major Alexander Winder. R.A.M.C. returned to Singapore with Mrs. Winder on Saturday. Mr. Joseph L. Davidson, a geophyslcist with the Standard Oil Company is en route to Palembang. Sumatra, where he will do some special research work which will take approximately two years. Admiral Ivan E.
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    The Mushrooms Of Montech
    623 8 The Mushrooms Of Montech Montech appear*] to jduddest or duller [way. Mr. Printer of lages as we moored oui below the bridge i canal late one surrn: Ing the need of stret after a long day on bafter dinner to stroll darK street. We turned the village square ai i
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    62 8 The Kuala Llpis rest changing hands from Chinese agoment to that of European agement as from April 1. Mn Ayrls. wife of Lieut Colonel Ayris Commandant of the Pahang. having been granted lease. Tan See Kwang. the rest keeper who has run the Kuala rest house for over seventeen J
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      34 8 "COUNTING IS A CURE FOR INSOMNIA" says a writer. It undoubtedly is for some professional boxers. "GAFLAC" POLICIES make dreams very pleasant. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD., Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    FRANCE WILL REFUSE NO SACRIFICE
    1033 9 If Security Is Assured RE %Y TO BRITISH NOTE ON DISARMAMENT i i League The Only Guarantee Of Peace FppMr xj i London, Mar. ri. RENCH Observation* on the disarmament problems are contained m the reply now published to the British Memorandum. The Note raises
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    NANKING-CANTON PACT
    172 9 -ORT THAT BREACH IS HEALED I neral Chan Chai-tong's Change Of Front Shanghai, Mar. 25. n semi-official sources Nanking and Canton have understanding, under which K>th benefit. In view of oppom many parts of the country. Chiang Kai-shek has given up of a dictatorship President for tnintang Party.
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    LILYAN TASHMAN
    92 9 LILY AN TASHMAN Amazing Seenes^At New York Funeral Now York. Mar. 24. scenes, recalling Rudolf itino'a funeral, were enacted at lurial to-day of Lilyan Tashman, EUm star, who died on March 21. ictress's friends, including many -known film stars, had to fight j way through 10.000 shouting and sightseers to
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    FRANCE REDUCES IMPORT TAX
    20 9 Paris, Mar. 24. I lias been published reducing tax. The veductioiy applies ;i!ui H'jtig Kong. Reuter. <
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    5 9 CAN PRICE ADVANCE BE CONTROLLED
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    Disquieting Possibilities Of U. S. Policy
    494 9 Disquieting Possibilities Of U. S. Policy B** York. Mar. 23. The monthly survey by the Guaranty **W Company states that the most disquieting possibility m the outlook regarding the Government's price-raising (programme la not that it will fail but' mat It wili succeed too well. .Security purchases by the Federal
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    INSULL CASE SEQUEL
    69 9 Limiting Escape Chances Of' U.S. Wrongdoers Washington. Mar. 23. Mr. Roosevelt has signed the bill j authorising the removal to the United I States of American fugitives from justice from places where the United States exercises extra-territorial rights, j The bill pased the Serrate on Wednesday. Senator
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    KIDNAPPED GIRL
    76 9 Murdered Because Ransom Was Not Paid Shanghai. Mar. 25. A wooden box containing the dead body of the grand-daughter of General Kiang Kwei-tei one of the oldest I ministers of the Manchu throne, was found outside the city of Peiping this morning. The girl was kidnapped by j
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    51 9 Latest Rubber Prices (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 23. Spot 'Sellers' 5 5 32d. '5 5 32d.>, (Buyers* 5 3 32d. (5 3;32d.) March 5 3 16d. (9 5;32d. > April-June 5 9 32d. (5 1/ 4 d.) July-Sept. 525 64d. 5 23 64d. I Market Steady
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      MALAYAN COLLIERIES DIFFICULT YEAR
      1706 10 Sales Decline 51 per cent. From Ten Year Average The report of the directors of Malayan Collieries, Ltd., for the twentieth year of the company ended Dec. 31, 1933, states:— The depression m trade and industry Is again reflected m the production figures of Batu Arang
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      78 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association March 24, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 17 V 4 17 3 8 R.S.S. equal to London Standard <F. 0.8.) 17% 1734 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Apr.- June 17 V 2 17% July-Sept. 17% 18 Oct.-Dec. IBV4 18%
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      185 10 Singapore Produce Prices March 24, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambler 450 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.75 Muntok White Pepper 31.50 White Pepper 30.50 Black Pepper 16.00 Copra. Sundried 2.80 Copra, mixed 2.20 Small tiake Tapioca 4.70 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.40 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.45 Lin^ga Sa#U Flour Fair
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      118 10 March 24. Devoe'a Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin «of 4 Imp. galls.) i.70 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Cocony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline m 4-gal. drums per British Imp. Gal. 85 Socony Motor Gasoline per 4-gallons tin
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      OVERDUE LAND CHARGES
      93 10 The total amount due m respect of charges on Malay reservation lands m the F.M.S. is $3,980,009. This information was given by Government m the Federal Council m reply to the Hon. Mr. Lai Tet Loke Of this amount $186,139 is due to Government, $1,541,771 to Chinese.
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      MARKET PRICE LIST
      439 10 Singapore, Mar. 23. MEAT Beet steak t ßound) Kati 28 Beef stew or curry do 22 Pork, lean do 40 Pork, lean and fat (Ist. quality) do 32 Mutton Australian lb. 25 Fowl Kati 35 Hens Locally reared > do 45 Ducks Ea ih 80 Pigeon, domestic
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      £ Abroad
      95 10 Abroad Exchanges to-day were: Paris 77 11/32. New York 5.10%. Montreal 5.10%. Brussels 21.86. Geneva 15.76. Amsterdam 7.56 2 Milan 59 5 16. Berlin 12.82. Stockholm 19.39> 2 Oslo 19.90. Vienna 28. Prague 102%. Helsingfors 226 2 Madrid 37 11/32. Lisbon 109?sAthens 535 sellers. Bucharest 510. Belgrade 225. Rio 4»
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      49 10 Privileges under the Inventions Or- C dinance have been granted to C B Hecker and B. J. Kidd of Singapore' I m respect of an improved appliSSS C or outfit for decorating walls and sur- d ien a 2* b of special paints applied by a new roller pS
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      DEMAND FOR TIGER BEER INCREASING
      788 10 Sales Are Beyond Expectations The annual meeting of Malayan Breweries Ltd., was held at the Offices of Messrs. Fraser and Neave. Ltd.. I Trafalgar Street on Saturday. The chairman. Mr. W. H. Macgregor. presiding, said that the demand for Tiger beer had steadily increased during
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      AVER MOLEK RUBBER
      329 10 9M2S Profit On Past Year The twenty-fourth annual report of the directors to the shareholders of Ayer Molek Rubber Co. to be presented at the annual meeting at Malacca on Mar. 28 states. The profit for the year after providing lor the usual depreciation on buildings etc..
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      Wall Street
      112 10 M.,r l\ I. I I American Can. Cora I [American Telephone I and Telegraph I Atciiosoii Railroad I Dupont I Firestone. Common I General Elect ri« I I General Motors I Goodrich I Goodyear I I Inter-Telephoi;« and I Telegraph I (National City Bank I New York Centr.il
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      TAKUAPA VALLEY TIN DREDGING N.L.
      56 10 As trom March lit, authorities haw not grouping oi \hv Ratnii Dredging Co. Ltd. Quota Takuapa Valley Tin DrtdgU Recent boring <» flrt adjacent ground at th« I ptrty lias proved an million cubic faiUi »val 7 ounces ot 72 p< P cent cubic yard.
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    SUN LIFE'S GOOD YEAR
    650 11 SUN LIFE'S GOOD YEAR ASSETS WORTH 5624,146,086 ti!»235.821 Income Last ended December 31. third annual financial :i( sun Life Assurance nada, which was pre- general meeting at a general strengthenwith an increase m and excess of income menta oi over twentycollars, while I»*to "H n maintained at a high [or
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    VIOLENT CRIME
    64 11 On The Increase In Sumatra From Our Own Correspondent Medun. Mar. Crimes 111 which arms are used ar.^ i ecomlng morf frequent. V, exchange Ol shuts took place between poUce inspectors and burgle m Batavia a few days .ago. In Medan last night l v.a tuin r -r
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    246 11 taßLe'i. lor the mont h o, February 1934. ta*y ton.. i 4^ V /»onr»pntrated latex and reven*..*. t production, imports, and exporUot n*^^^^^!! EXPOR TS d^'m-nth 8T I Stocks at By Elates t^Th^n l°oo I Acreage Planted Beginning o: rt °ver Acres <b> nuTlne the Jan. Feb
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    LIGHT ON LHASA
    189 11 March Of Progress In Thelj Forbidden City I c Lhasa, the capital ot Tibet, popular\y known as "The Forbidden City, is; to be illuminated by electric light No less than 2,000 cases oi equipment are on their way over the 400 miles of I track that separate
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    AIR MAIL FEES
    263 12 Imperial Preference Extension Important changes m air mail lees were announced by the Post Office on Saturday. Under the revised secale of charges, to be brought into force almost immediately, the difference between the cost of postage by the British, as compared with that by the Dutch
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    HENDERSON LINE
    134 12 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS By Fortnightly Passenger Steamer Between Rangoon, Port Sudan, Marseilles, Palma and England HOMEWARD SAILINGS Port of Disembarkation Plymouth Leave Rangoon 1934. KEMMENDINE Apr 9 BHAMO Apr 24 AMARAPOORA May 7 SAGAING May 23 BURMA June 2 YOMA j une 16 PEGU j une 30 CHINDWIN
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      OIL POLLUTION
      83 12 Coastal Amenities Being Destroyed rp, London, .Mar. 22. The United Kingdom Government nave recently been m correspondence witn other maritime powers regarding measures to abate .the pollution of sea §t and the damage to bird and caused by the discharges of ships. >hn Simon, m the House of
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      Gunboat Captain Praises Britons
      1481 12 Gunboat Captain Praises Britons Thrilling Story Of Adventure On Burning Warship Still smouldering, the burnt-out hulk of the U.S. gunboat Fulton was taken m hand after the fire by Admiralty tugs, which, despite heavy seas, succeeded m towing it to Junk Bay. A salvage party from H.M.S. Whitshed, which boarded
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      116 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships Alon^itJe lh w Expects v, ItS^ii East Wharf (Entrance Rohna 22; Ctemei 20 Main Wharf (Entrant lt Hector 18: Pr,s Mo til Maru 6. Empire Dock < Entrain-,. tle Ipoh 30: Cin| burg Maru 36 West Wharf Cbttmact i, lt Suisang 46. 4 West Wharf (Entraiu, <
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      187 12 Dukat. Nonv 761 tons. i rom b^ kok 24.3. tor Bangkok ttj Gambada. Brit .1251 too castle 23.3. for unc Singaradja. Dut. 299 too gan Si-Api-Api 24.3. for Sel P Bengkalis 26 3 Taybank. Brit. Mil Shanghai 24 3. for Boston N w Yort Pres. Monroe. Amer., <;
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      CLEARANCES
      27 12 March 24 V Patras. Togiai.. Ban H roboali. Senang, T Ho «Chin I Haft niawa, Oorgon, Klang, i Ribut. Najam. Esmeruld; Marcli 25: Bulan Maros «Dut.'
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      19 12 Per President Monro Sether Cheek. J<»s« pti D Dunne. Eilish Duma I iarry Gild. Emiie Millet, J
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      30 12 The Italian liner O lere on Tuesday nornln Venice. Brindisi. Pen Said »ay and Colombo She will b ide the S.H.B wharv.igain the same day At 5 Cong and ShaiiKliai
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      61 12 I. S. K. LINE. ISHIIIARA IMHJiniAI TRANSPORT CO. 'Incorporated m KK(.IL\K FRKK.HI NIJ PASSENGER WKKfKM HAVRE MARU Ma: SHYOGEN MARN Apr MALTA MARU Apr FOR KOBE, OSAKA. MOW. NAC.OVA AND VOKOIIVM l.ur JOHORE MARU Mar MALTA MARU Apr For rates and <>fh<>r I 1 p/ease apply: ISIIIHARA SANGO KOSHI LIMITED
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      194 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuan tan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 am. Kuan tan c #la Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas)
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      1119 13 Bucknalll^^"*^^?^! B^**^^ r=^ "^r-^ ~^%i City of ChrisVchurch Sails c e n \T° a and and M^y MlltUM Imuraa P"V\ /^S*^^ c 't>' Bagdad Mar. 30 Apr 2 riiiwavc L^ O) (f A P r 29 M ay 2 Sways aleßa )S0 Sum i and c lty ot we,un«o n
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      852 14 K« I*. M. COMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MKLCHIOR TBBOB— Monday. Mar. 26. Belavvan-Deli. 6INGARADJA— Monday. Mar. 26. Selat-Pandjan^. Koedap. Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api SOTH Monday. Mar M, Muntok passengers and mails only*, Batavia. Semarang and Cheribon. iftOKAN Tiiisriay. Mar. 27. Bengkaiis. Paiuh. Berombang. Tanjong-Mengeidar. Tanjong-Leldonf and Asahan TBEDENS Wednesday, Ifar. 28
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      436 14 TO EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAtiD, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penan*. N.York. Pres Monroe In Port Mar. 27 Mar. 29 May 8 Pres. Van Buren Apr. 7 Apr. 10 Apr. 12 May 22 Pres Garfield
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      Good Day For Mr. Alan Loke
      1252 15 3 WINNERS SADDLED BY LOGUE AND MA J. FOX Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 24. deluding day of the' m Club*i spring meet luccessfully than was programme ol nine through smoothly m weather mbers' unlimited sweep soar--1.420, a record for the club's ish sweeps and the
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      92 15 SHOOT UP .Farthing, 10.7 3 < o' I} v';'T l ned by R N. Hobbs. m?r 2f VI SeC d anl! third ltae: 1 nun. 20 3 7 5 sec Win tote: $15; S8 and Sl3 for places. -Light 7if R SSdale 89 an T e :oUoA, bU HVeep n
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      AMATEUR SOCCER
      49 15 Kn^land Defeated At Glasgow London, Mar. 24. m tne annual amateur international soccer match at Glasgow to-day Scotland defeated England 3—2 Last year at Dulwich England won 1 -ml. The series of matches between England and Scotland commenced m 1926. Scotland have won five times. England three.
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      24 15 a< Division League match, Koval Air Force versus Malaya Football Association, nxed lor Wednesday has boon postponed to a date to be arranged later.
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      TURF CLUB SPLIT
      53 15 I From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, Mar. 24. There has been a Turf Club split here as a result of which the chairman. j members of the finance committee and the secretary resigned. They have been replaced by three owners and a new ■chairman who also is
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      S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
      314 15 Monday's Ties Championship Singles ijJßoy F. smith v>. j. P ac C. Kan.iiI O Fuller vs. R. N. Jack n ay VS F Lt E D H D avies I Jj N Reed vs. D. E. L Anderson fc> Grimber*; vs. M. G. Yust do la Godown
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      S.C.C. RUSSIAN POOL
      45 15 Semi-Finals. Monday '(5.30 p.m.>: I N. G Bishop and E H R. Bowerman t vs. A. D. Baker and J. McLeod (receive I walk over*. A. F. Hunter and F. R. I Jones vs W. W. Speid and F. W. Far^us. B
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      Airmen Win At Tanglin
      534 15 Airmen Win At Tanglin IHRILLING DIVISION I. FOOTBALL MJLW I, VViltshirts 1. Great things can now be expected oi i j the Royal Air Fone. They were put to the ucid test on Saturday when they met the Wiltshire* m the First Division ol the League and they won alter
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    1857 16 Arsenal And Huddersfield Win CHELSEA A STEP NEARER RELEGATION London, Mar. 24. "WITH only nine more matches to play Huddersneld and the Arsenal are fighting a thrilling battle for the championship of the League. They finished to-day level on points but with Huddersfield hanging on to the lead by a
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    124 16 To Play For China In Far East Olympic Tennis Shanghai. Mar. Z4. The All -China Athletic Association has decided to try out the country's representatives at the Far East Olympic Meeting as follows:— The field and i track athletes will be tried out m Shanghai, the basket
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    Singapore State Cricket XI Chosen
    155 16 Singapore State Cricket XI Chosen TEAM TO MEET SELANGOR A FTER THE trial match had finished at the S.C.C. yesterday afternoon the selectors met to choose the Singapore team which will play Selangor m the State match on the* S.C.C. ground during Easter. The following side was chosen L. Alvis,
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    INTER-CLUB BILLIARDS
    80 16 Aston Athletic Defeat Clerical Union The final m the inter-club billiards tournament organised by the Singapore Billiards Association was played last night at the New World. Singapore. The finalists were the Aston Athletic Club and the Clerical Union. Of the lour matches played each side won two but
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    20 16 In the inter-school cricket fixture (friendly) on Saturday. St. Andrew's School won by 27 runs against the uglo-Chlnese Sci ■d.
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    Week-end Cricket Is Reported On Pagre 7
    85 16 per person per day will be made on the Europe Hotel side 'where will be provided > and 20 cents, on the sea side. Hours of play will be Saturday 11—1. 2.15— i 15. 4.3G— C. Sunday: 11—1, 2—15—3.45, 4 5.3 C. Monday:
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    PENANG BOXING
    123 16 Fond And Battling Chan To Meet To-night Now that Thajudeen's coming is indefinitely postponed and the ChanWebber return fight has had to be called off, L. S. Fond is to meet Battling Chan instead < states Straits Echo The date of the meeting has also been changed from
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    Army Win Rugby Tournament
    272 16 Army Win Rugby Tournament fAIR FORCE DEFEATED i London, Mar. 24. The Army defeated the Royal Air Force m the last match of the Services i Rugby tournament at Twickenham to- day by 14 points to 3, and thus became i Services Rugby champions for the third successive year. i
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    Malays' Postponed League Fixtures
    162 16 Malays' Postponed League Fixtures ENQUIRY BEING HELD BY S.A.F.A* There has been much speculation m local football circles because the Malays, champions for the last three years of the S.A.F.A. League, have not yet started their programme this season. Their games against Pulau Brani. the R.A. and RAF. <n»?xt Wednesday
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    EASTER CRICKET
    84 16 •From Our Own Correspondent.* Penan?, Mar. 23. The following; will be making a trip to Ipoh dining the Easter holidays to' play m the Perak cricket tourney: Anthony captain), Gibson, Scoular. Adams. Thompson, Robless, Andres, Laßrooy, Saravanamuttu, Reutensand Williams. Reserves. Knight and Brady. L It is understood three
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    209 16 Sepoy Lines Defett Singapore (i.C. In a four-ball match at Bukir yesterday morning Bepoy Lines di ed Singapore Golf Club by »i potati to 4 3 4 Scores 'Sepoy Line mentioned firs; I wen J. M. A Lowson '6' and A H (12- 0. Cralk <1 1 and
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    44 16 Ties For Mondaj MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP Court No. 1 Vusou; b U Aisagort". to finish. Court No. 2 Dr Loh P 3reen. Court No. S M. A Alsag< Wee Court No. 4 Dr ChJ I Ti ieshty. Court No 5 1 On
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