The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 March 1931

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press N U 13,281. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, SA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1931. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS,
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    494 1 An Amsterdam report states it is believed that a rubber control scheme has been adopted on the lines of the Maxwell proposals Page 10. Consternation has been caused in political circles by the announcement that the Conservatives will not be represented at the proposed Round -Table Conference
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    A TIBETAN SHEPHERD.
    1369 1 Tibet differs from every other land in the world No other country is so religious; on* man in every four is a clergyman, or monk. Then again, Tibet is the highest country on the face of the earth; even the valleys, many of them, lie higher than
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      202 1 VKAKS OF HANUFACTUBDfO lIADKKSHIP ■0 KELVINATOR „\s EVER WORN OUT M 1/ BROS 53 Robinson Rd. RAFFLES HOTEL) i THIS EVENING 6.15 1 Tea Dance I Monia Litter's Celebrated Orchestra S THE BKST CLASSICAL AND DANCE BAND IN MALATA, I G/f/LL «OOJf j I SPECIAL DISH TO-NIGHT I ROAST SADDLE
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      218 1 Carron Company. Ironfounders to H.M. King George V. I POUNDED 1759. i CARRON BATHS. CARRON MANHOLE COVERS. f CARRON RAINWATER PIPES. I CARRON SOIL PIPES. j CARRON PIPE FITTINGS. j Specify "CARRON" and get THE BEST7 I STOCKISTS I Fonghin G. H, Watts Co., (Incorporating John Morey and Co.) SANITARY
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      68 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Cinema guide Page 2. Arrow shirta at John Little's— Page 10. The mark of Goodyear excellence- Pai >. Electric com'os give new life to hair (Medical Hall)— Page 2. f'CHRYSLER "j BIG CAR PERFORMANCE j "EASTERN JUNK" jj THEY CAN BUY CHEAPER J j AT HOME. SHOW YOUR
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      17 1 17 YEARS OF MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP M KELVINATOR HAS EVER WORN OUT GETZ BROS. CO., 53 Robinson Kd
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    217 2 riie loUoving i.s the jin*tfTumme of drills up u> and for \ve<k-endiij>r. Uareb 15th. Tuesday, B p.m.— Malay Drill Hall, "F" (Malay" Coy. Weapon Trmtaing and Drill. 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall. Kecra.ts 2nd Bn., Drill. "E" (Ohlneee) Coy., Trained Men, Weapon Training. Portress Company, (Malay Section Weapon
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    UNITED CHINESE MUSICAL ASSN
    189 2 Tin re- union :etabration at lha United Chiin-<- Ifuslcal Auoetatlon vaa held at the hHngalon oi th. patron Mr Aw Boon Haw at Pastr Panjani (ktadbr lant Bar ihe Mention) last Bunday. Tntr* inn «iv>ut 100 members praoent and the function iraa an ttnojnattttod waenn Rongnenf
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    GIN. THEN SUICIDE.
    113 2 late of an Unknoun Tamil. a verdicl <<t miekla *•> ■■g* n was yesteni.ti returned by the mmwpi. Mr. f. g. Bourn, .t tfca oonatantan ot the inquest on an iiiii.ii.ran 'lami: H fmtt of age. whose bod> v.;., lound in ir I'.fK-cupied house at WoodJandi on
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      255 2 WHYTES ELECTRIC COMBS. CilVI S NEW LIFE TO THE HAIR 4MB STRENGTHENS THE ROOTS. PRICE $5.00. Sparc batteries and lamp bulbs available MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3, Battery Road. SINGAPORE. <■ CB VI fB as ■> fB tB fB flB IB fB IB <■ •m •U Ml j Every Meal a
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      129 2 iSIIffFSS (^^^S^i AFRICA SPEAKS j The Picture You will Discuss For Weeks After You Have Seen It. I Victoria Theatre 1 To-Night Nightly 6.-15 9-30 I i 9-3O only. I 1 Book at Little's $2, $1 and ets 50. 1 I MAKE IT A HABIT— ALWAYS RESERVE YOUR SEATS. Phones
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      154 2 1 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9)5 NOW: I Jl I Jl I XKe Screen's| I Most Exotic* k G lam or o\ia i Personality! IGRETA I GARBO I 1 TALKS.'I Here at last is the one Outstanding I y Jhe one truly intriguing woman of i ifi the screen in a picture
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      214 2 THE WEEK, Wrditnsday, 11th. Hlgli WaU-r. OLV2O, 8.5 ft.. 15.4(1, 7.0 ft. Pootb;ilJ Div II Robmsoii'.s vs. Vehicles Dept at Y MCA.. Fr.-iM-r and Neuve vs. Mansflelcls, at W;mkMs' ground. H«MTVf» Div. Chiru.se B. vs. Pulau Hnmi. at Stadium. Foh< H.:n<i Hot.mir. QardMta, 1.11 p.m. ThurMl.ty. 12th. High Wtter, 03
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    EX-M.P. AND HIS WIFE FINED.
    698 3 EX-M.P. AND HIS WIFE FINED. 4k A DISGRACEFUL CASE." Parliamentary Rail Ticket Misused. "I m us: say that I think it is rather a disgraccAl] case for an M.P. to bi; involved in" Mid Mr. liny Halkett, magistrate in a case at Ifarylebone Police Court. < 'liw "M P." to
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    "SHOCKING LAXITY."
    167 3 Why a New York Bank Failed. New York. Shocking laxity in New York State bank inspection Ls revealed with the disclosure of the condition of the Bank of the United States, which recently failed. The bank had deposits of more than £40,000,000 and about 400,000 depositors. According to
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    45,000 TO BENFIT.
    62 3 45,000 TO BEN FIT. Standard Oil Company Insures all Its Workers. The standard Oil Company < i n York announces that it has taken out an old-age "blanket" insurance policy for its 4rj.000 employees. The ;.;rn will be eligible for retirement at 6"> snd the women at it. This Is
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    29 3 Tin R(v. Glen E Morrow, of the Bangkok hristtan College, and Miss Lilyan E. Frank, of O>l;ihoma City, were married In Singapore on Monday last, states the Bangkok Times.
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    ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ON SEX.
    621 3 ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ON SEX. "NO JOKE." Oxford— and the Victorians. "Bea is not only wholesome, it is holy said the Archbishop of York, in his trurd ad|dro.ss of his mission at Oxford University in mail week. "It is the means by which we may cooperate with God in bringing
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    DECLINE OF VARIETY.
    259 3 Complaint of Lack of Talent. Mr. R. H. Gillespie, managing director, in his speech to the shareholders of the Victoria Pal- ace, commented strongly on th'e decline of Variety. "Tor many rears," he said, "the Victoria Palace has been noted as the most successful Variety house in
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    LOWER INFANTILE MORTALITY.
    134 3 Paris. Th» Frciirh vital statistics for the thud quarter of hurt year ai i as follows: Births, 188.701; denths. 144.318; marriages, 33.370; divorces, r>.fjs4. As compared with the tJurd quarter of UL'Q. {hit i' was an ir.ceue of 1.870 in the birth*. $3 is the marriage* and
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      272 3 Estate Trust Agencies 1 i (1927) Limited. BRANCHES I S S 1 t* rS u* C s Si €i MALACCA. I g 14, Klyne Street KIiM.A UUMFI'R. g W ft Registered by and Security deposited with g the Straits Settlements Government. 5 g Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, w Guardians,
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    CAPTAIN CAMPBELL'S OWN STORY.
    806 4  -  CAPTAIN MALCOLM CAMPBELL 245 Miles an Hour was Master all the Time." BLUE BIRD CAPABLE OF MUCH GREATER SPEED. By (Free Press and N.A.N.A. Copyright.) OF course I am happy that I succeeded in creating a new world's record of 245.733 miles an hour with a
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    SALOON CAR FOR £114.
    313 4 Sir W. Morris Springs Another Surprise. Sir William Morris sprang a fresh surprise on the British motor-car industry and the motoring public when he announced to a large assembly of dealers at Cowley, Oxford, the production of the cheapest saloon car ever placed on the British
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    THE "GOLDEN ARROW."
    98 4 43,000 Miles Without an Overhaul. It la seldom that a car covers 43,000 miles Without an overhaul, but before the end of the year it is estimated that the Golden Arrow, the late Sir Henry Segraves record-breaker, will have achieved this distinction by the simple means of
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    65 4 Britain's team in this year's Schneider Trophy contest will be commanded by Squad. Leader A. H. Orlebar, commander of the victorious team in the contest of 1929.. who moreover has made the present world speed record of 358 m.h.p. Other members of the team have yet to be chosen, though
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    MARINE AUTOGIRO.
    149 4 New Type Under Construction by British Firm. A new type of marine autogiro has been ordered from a British firm of flying-boat manufacturers. It will be the first machine of its type. Experiments are in progress to devise a suitable starting device for the lifting rotor. In land-going
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    89 4 Edwin .Frederick Hobday, of Water-lane, Brixton, who was ordered at Southend Police Court to pay 15s. a week in respect of his wife, asked his wife if she would go back to him. They left the court together to talk over the possibility of a reconciliation. Hobday said that he
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    BLUE BIRD'S CREATOR.
    258 4 Burial on Eve of Life's Triumph. The tragedy of the Blue Bird has to be written en the same page of history which recounts Captain Campbell's wonderful achievement. Mr. Montague Napier, chairman of D. Napier and Son. the man who designed Blue Bird's engine in co-operation with
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      344 4 :•/•►.../.> i^/sxsxsxs i w HoVIS B j Bread is made at the pore, from Hovis flour I i Imported Direct from England. I Fresh Supplies Available I Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. 8 MPBBMiaiMßßMiilllllillllllllllill^^ W^W IN THOUSANDS OF HOMES %f IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD SOLD RKCOIIMEKDKD A m
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      221 4 •*v»j» iSh difference when I philips PHILIPS I SSt; ARGENTA *j* °P a u^ lamps V I j: Specify "PHILIPS" when ordering lamps United Engineers Limited. J ancorporated in the Straits Settlements). ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT V SINGAPORE and BRANCHES. V i<k(jk<jk<l»A +±^>~J>±y> A J> A Jt^Jt *a^^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< p™^ 25 ll
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    STARTING HANDLES.
    901 5 Exciting Adventures in the Far-off Days. My inspiration to-dr\y is derived from an invoice, just to hand from a famous motor car factory: "To one starting handle. 7s. Od. (Strictly net.) For years I have been encouraged by an enterprising industry to forget that starting handles exist. When
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    INSURANCE POINTS.
    163 5 New Motorists Who Take a Course of Tuition. Why do not insurance companies make son* concession to those new motorists who. before t k'ng to the road, go through a training C imc and learn all ab3Ut a car and driving? Surely a man or woman who has
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      296 5 |r^ I FOR COMFORT ill Acceleration HThe Chrysler Car f is Hard to Beat. I Leader in Style J I wi and Body Comfort. !xr CHRYSLER 66 1 \i TOURER $2,650. X SEDAN 52,950. CHRYSLER 77 1 W TOURER $3,950. kJ SEDAN $4,200. X ROADSTER $3,750. L CHRYSLER f i
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      112 5 WT Jl HIGHWAY or SKYWAY, 1r i UJ I iLi factory or Held, the mark of I ih futir ■■H i»oodyear excellence extends I/ I m f >i/u u Kemember this when you buy I L J "^Mu I il tyre. Remember, that in I f- W y D °th
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    Bridge Notes and Problems.
    1229 6  - Bridge Notes and Problems. HORATIUS 5 SQ| EEZING OUT J SLAM. ml By I A k\lj > rlainal call, .<. ,i rod lam bid which doubled and rotlounhd, a stone wall" .'.<]< mm defeated; those an- ih" •lemsnl contslnod in h deal snd th- .subsequent 1 1 i f. which
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    SHOT CAPTAIN AND SON.
    367 6 In realised (lopes of C.pi Charles Qreenall, whose wife runt the ■fatlork Manor i" Ul Hmic Hill. SK W«>l «>ut to YiMralM four years ago with i));ii hopei of m.ikniv. Mi pUe" ■tamp fanum:- took viih him hlfl little son P^trr. who w»s then np-hr years
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    SOMERSET CRICKETER TO WED.
    225 6 R. A. Insl*- Banfci to Miss Jean Colin. Wm Jmb Colin, the musical comedy star n<m appearing In "Blue Roses- at th" Gaiety Theatre, is enp.aw?d to be married to Mr R a Ingle, Wba plays cricket for Somerset. The Wg— rmiU Hi formally announced at
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    An Opulent American.
    986 6 < Tantalising Competition in French Bar. <Fiom Our Own j A Paiis. >' A °WUi'nl AmCl ica:il laMy todlnt himself in n soda-fountain bar. near the Op«ra. J. cheerfully asked the three French mixers if thrv behoved dollars to be the root of all evil. The listening
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    Discoveries at Pompeii.
    1157 6  - Discoveries at Pompeii. EDWARD C. STRUTE j S I HOUSE OF tes I MYSTERIES. Pompeii,! j Haaaw. ast IJNDER the Magk wand of Prof.ssw Amcxlco as Maiuri. Director of Excavations, Pompeii kl UJr literally rising from its ashe.s: rld Li^t' that .strange sony I heard Apollo sing for When Him.
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    BOOK REVIEWS.
    990 6 A Monkey in Silk, by Margaret Tumbull. Ward Lock and Co. ss. A very readable story in which the Characters are most natural and the interest well sustained throughout the novel. Royall Doit is a loveable lad. a sort of grown-up Little Lcrd Fauntleroy. who soon wins a
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
    214 6 Further pro greas im.s been made m tii" Bii a* pore CbeM clubs Orand Handicap Tournamcn and the poattioD of three leaden itm an assailable. Tht> fulluwii are fl.tail-. of re suits to date: The following ore the remaining On to I. >layed otf on Friday. March
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    MISS MENCHIK.
    155 6 I Woman Plays S3 GaflM At Once. Mm v«-:.i Mem nil Mjatnat sixteen men and n a EnipJp- S< > CMtil. WTtli iratar Mm won fifteen w I otnar fivtr beini drawn Th j i--.u en men Iji pip put on .--pel t. ich r,i tran in puls
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    44 6 The following chain" the pttMOml of the (poll tered Bank Mr C. M H G. Buchan hftf« MTtod from the place* of Mcssn Olmlf CraiK proc«-f<L> on tarlougtl day and Mr. McK»-(ht:i l»> to Tiilpin* t<> rvtttWt Mr O I ,>rr cecdini,' on furlough
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    SIR C. MAPPIN AND A £600-A-YEAR FLAT.
    547 7 "ECONOMY" HOLIDAY. Creditors Told of Five Cars in a Year. At Bankruptcy Buildings. Carey-street the statutory first meeting of creditors was held •mder the failure of Sir Charles Thomas Hewit Mappin. Bt.. who filed his petition on January 19, describing himself as of
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    425 7 Monday, Feb. 23. His Ex'cellency and Mrs. Scott were guests of H.H. The Sultan of Perak at a Mengellunchor party at Kuala Kangsar. Tuesday. Feb. 24. H Excellency accompanied by Mr. S. H. Lang; District Officer, Kuala Kangsar, inspectt b Malay College, the Hospitals, thi Clifford School and
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    37 7 Mr. J. C. MacLennon. of Sungci Sabaling Estate. Bahau, has beer in Seremban hospital j-ince Feb. 22 with pneumonia. He was very seriously ill but he is now considered to have turned the corner towards recovery. MM.
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      287 7 t- your weight If you are losing weight augment your diet with the active Vitamins A, B and D contained in KEPLER' Cod Liver Oil with Malt Extract Botttm «i tun %iam All Chemists and Stores lUGKS WELLCOME Co.. London AM hitiktt Rts*rV4i JA&ie Jj I V\ nomuwneur I I
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      280 7 o'clockishness Bobby turns up his nose at ordi- middle of the morning, what does nary milk and says it's skinny. mother do? She gives him a piece Milk makes sturdy legs and bright of bread or a biscuit spread nice t\es and rosy cheeks. Bobby must and thick with Milkmaid
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    BRITAIN'S "CINEMA KING" RESIGNS.
    438 8 CAREER OF MR. W. EVANS. Giving Up Control of 320 Theatres. Mr. William Evans, who may be justly desscribed as the "cinema king" of Britain has resigned as joint managing director of the £14,000,000 ,Gaumont-British Film Corporation. He is a director of 69 companies within the
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS.
    335 8 By Lt.-Col. M. J. T. Reilly, M.C., Commandni? S.S.V.F. Singapore, Mai. 4. flanges. The following range allot nents are re-publish-ed for information. 3uses leave Drill Hall Sat. Sun. I p.m. 7.30 a.m. Bukit Timah Range Fairer R. 14.3.31 F. Co. Table B D. Co. Table B 15.3.31
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    142 8 The Sipitang taxi cab is not wearing well in the autumn of its career. It may no longer be regarded as the sprightly young thing which flashed like a comet into the social whirl of the district some two years ago; the complexion has gone beyond all remedy of paint
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      173 8 HAVE YOU TRIED I Crosse Blackwells I New Pack DELICIOUS I I JELLY CRYSTALS I i i j i i i Obtainable from All Provision Stores j i Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. j Agents fo Malaya. I /A n m SAILING /W Parker Duofold tyr As trim as a sailing
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      498 8 THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE lies in the arms of every nursing mother Y/^^Sr^Ay 'TWERE are occasions when, do what you \^^jSi) y JL will, the Mother's milk remains Acinry, \\~-~-^£\J ><^ weak and unsuitable. In these c-iscs Sun- X^^^/ thine Glaxo has proved helpful to the Mother, remedying the
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      321 9 TuSINE^S CARDS. r(> j, H r CABKR CO. a I, Prnhas Road. f tl ,:.Vr glieel ffBIBI mm- I U PHOTOGRAPHED BY sl( M BUCKBaUDQI 1 |S \\..rk— Lowest Ratr« ||DlA i, bi :i dim;- «•>-»• S EL E V A R GRANGE; pile ihomson-Seletar Rd. J BATHING I'A(i\K— TIFFIN
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      599 9 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS. NOTICE ls hereby given that Umders an om invited for the following materials uervlces, and that particulars of such tender; lay be obtained in the Tender Room. Municipal frfflcea: Supply of Seuer Pumps. Electrical Equipment. Special Pipes, and Valves 4 p m. May sth, 1931
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      517 9 NOTICES. fto Salesmen Get my 56 patfe book "SUCCESS OF A PORTRAIT AGENT" Gives inside information of my 35 years aellirt tf on trt« road* Its The Greatest BOOK {or Agent* ever pur-liaked. Notbint »oPaj-Bo«kUFre« Cut prices on portraits and frames. U»Mtln.,-ir,Wrl(»UH|,, I'icturc Man Inrdman, i>ont. J oo IO'» W.
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      515 9 AUCTION SALES. SHERIFFS SALE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 64 of 1931. In the Cause of Peck Kct Neo, <MW > Plaintiff Versus Goh Kou Thye otherwise called Goh Siew Cheng and as Goh Siew Chay. (MWI Defendant. AUCTION SALE of ALL
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      514 9 a^-*"" **t~i.~"\> I l^^ il 1 flßar^Br^ Foods The 'Allenburys' Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies in hot climates. They are I germ free, and being simply and easily prepared I by the addition of boiling water, their use gives I complete independence of doubtful milk supply,
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      28 9 ASK > DUR CHEMIST foe a rjss o» '^rtS^r C, B y^w IlaernorrKolßP A Tim TOPJTf «£P$ v>l*: S JRCION A%W LEAfr PERRINS "SAUCE SO CONCENTRATED SO APPETIZING l
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1931. RUSSIA'S GREAT EFFORT.
    1489 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1931. RUSSIA'S GREAT EFFORT. Evidence of the effectiveness of the Russian five-year plan in so far as production of commodities is concerned grows almost daily for to the long list of primary articles required in modern life oil has now been added, a report
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    ALLEGED WRONGFUL CONFINEMENT.
    942 10 BUS-OWNER'S COMPLAINT European Vehicles Official Charged. Charges of using criminal force and wrongfi confinement were yesterday preferred again? Mr. P. Wilson, Engineer of the Vehicles Depart ment, who appeared before the Fourth Polic Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whittoni. The complainant in the case was a Chines named
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    115 10 A Chinese died in the General Hospital. Penang on Saturday a,s a result of a motor accident in Butterworth The deceased, it appears, was seated beside the driver of a lorry which overturned. Under the auspices of the Chinese Christian Association th« Rev. A S Moore Anderson M.A.. of Westminster
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    RUBBER CONTROL SCHEME APPROVED.
    146 10 AMSTERDAM REPORT Founded on Sir \V.... Ma Proposal*. [Reuter\ \mst»*t <l (fn u The DuU-h Ruhlnr < reticent with n K „rd to th, London but. according t,, h it is believed that M adopUd. based on the M.«\«,.|| which in the corns,- „f Ul( x
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    KING OF SIAM.
    63 10 Invitation to Visit the Philippines. I I REE PRESS SKRVICK COPVRIGIfT The Qovernor-Oeneral tudJence by Thru- m., brouctX ;m tnviUti n to Ttv the Philippine! when returnii In itac coming luUimn. 'ii, he was unable U) a<v.p> arrive in Siam on i certain d i< as th*>
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    92 10 LONDON AND NEW YOKK TIN \\|> RUBBER PRICES. fFREE PRESS SKRYICK OOPYRJOHI I o.ul ri. M. ir in Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Soru notify to-day's tin prices u foli Spot £122 3116 (£123 3 16) PtTWlrt £123 11 16 (£124 11 10). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington
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    SELETAR AIR CRASH.
    44 10 Pilot and Observer Kscape Injury. Another crash of MM •>! th> Hi. bombers occurred at the An Bmc Bel Monday morning, but loitunah lv i pilot nor observer ua.s injured Mid 'li- < to the machine was slight occurred actually at the BM
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    MR. SCOTT AT MALACCA.
    91 10 Deputation on Leper \^\'um Question f From Out Own Col M.ii«« i Km The Hon Mr .John Bootl STI this rnornii)': and rWted H PI where he wa.s entertained > gramme by the school »>:m<i Hi the school and .i i; id fof ;> hall boys,
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    LAW NOTICES.
    37 10 For WedncsduN March lltfc -Vssiiw: Befon Mr Ju-sttd Special Jury in BMOOd C H> Raman (■mrdtr) Before Mr. Justin TernU hi < »<" f Court:— Suit No ISfl M I kumaru. (Aitkcn a, id Om v Tampoe-Phillips»
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    73 10 a fin- occurred ti JenwnUh e morning of Sunday VUm h i Guardian. A row ot u-u burnt down It i> tttim of buildings and |OOda IB U» of HMtt We understand the thf propertj and itocfc In by insurant <• eOMPUIii In 8 mat Fir. ■rflßWde w;is :it within
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    "TORIES BARRING WAY TO PEACE."
    348 11 jsl POLICY SURPRISE 1( Conservative Change of Front. K.dio— Official Btrvtot I Kugrhy. Mar. 10. 1,1 -nrrnl <i«-sire for an early Hou of Commons on Uv present n xirnition of the Air EstlThursday. has been postponed that day vull be reserved Oflcc Vote, upon which
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    PRESS CONDEMNATION.
    132 11 Mr. Baldwin's Amazing Re mini, itcr's Service.] Lor-dfin. Mar. 10. In Consti vat he chani-e of tadii ls illustrated by the venlng papers. standard (the Beaverbrook While Mr. Duff Cooper. Mr in the St. George's bydechurtng in a speech yesterday recent cartoon in an evening Lord Irwin should
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    LORD WILLINGDON OPTIMISTIC.
    101 11 cretment Will be Faithfully Kept." ii:«li€» Official Service] Rujjby. Mar. 10. m.nt \\;us dhOMHi in speech(a former Viceroy) and (the Vtrnnij ilMtturti) at a British Indians' Union yesterdLsociated himself from the :i.nMinmt and said Us con'"l>'"< to Lord Irwins sincerity ind patience. Ha noted, in "i Irwin
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    JAPAN'S UNRESERVED APPROVAL.
    194 11 THE NAVAL AGREEMENT Fears Regarding Capital Ship Abolition. IRvuter's Far Eastern Service. Tokio, Mar. 10. It is learn»d that Japans reply on her attitude towards the Franco-Italian Naval Agreement has been transmitted to London. Entails are not yet published but it is understood that the reply expresses
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    A TRIUMPHAL RETURN.
    229 11 Ahmedabad's Welcome to Gandhi. [Reuter's Service] AhmedubaJ. Mar. 10. Within a couple t ,i d-iys of the anniversary of hu> departure at the head of a column of volunteers to iniMnte the civil disobedience movement Gandhi returned from Delhi amid the frantic enthusiasm of his devotees, who
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    BUTLER'S WHARF FIRE.
    65 11 Large Quantity of Rubber Destroyed. British Radio Official Service.] Rugby. Mar. 10. The cost of the damage due to the great ure which broke out at Butler's Wharf, Tower Bridge on Saturday, and is still smouldering is estimated provisionally at nearly £250.000. A large proportion of the
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    LONDON STOCKS.
    57 11 1,800 Tons Lost in Factory Fire. [FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT! London. Mar. 10. The eoirected figures of London rubber stocks arc published to-day at 83.451 tons. This does not include the quantity of rubber lost in the big factory fire at Butler's Wharf during the week-end, which is
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    ST. GEORGE'S BY-ELECTION.
    93 11 Cold Weather Hut Hot Speeches. I Reuters Wireless Service. London. Mar. 10. Ice and snow has not interfered with activities in the electioneering in the by-election at St. George's. Westminster, where, if the weather is cold, the oratory of the rival Conservative candidates is very hot. the
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    U.S. RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA.
    78 11 Recognition of Soviet Not Contemplated. [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Mar. 10. In connection with the formulation of the Government's Russian policy it is understood that recognition of the Soviet Government is not contemplated. llt was announced on Monday that Mr. Stimson was giving his personal attention to
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    THE IRAQ AIR FORCE.
    113 11 BRITISH MACHINES. Pilots Being Trained in England. |Reuter"s Wireless Service.] London, Afar. 10 Sir Francis Humphreys. High Commssioner for Iraq, has purchased the Prince of Wales' Puss -Moth aeroplane in which the Prince of Wales and Prince George flew to Paris on the first stage of
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    SIR ALFRED ROBBINS.
    311 11 Death of Veteran English Journalist. I Reuter's Service.] London, Mar, 10. The death is announced to-day at the age of 74 of Sir Alfred Robbins. the veteran English journalist. English journalism has suffered a considerable loss by the death of Sir Alfred Robbins who, entering the profession
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    ROUSE EXECUTED.
    168 11 Home Secretary's Conference With Judges. Reuter's Service. 1 London, Mar. 10. Alfred Arthur Rouse who was found guilty of the murder of an unknown man whose remains were found in Rouse's burning car near Northampton, was executed at Bedford Prison at eight o'clock this morning. It was revealed
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    BALKANS EARTHQUAKE.
    67 11 Death Roll Lower Than At First Feared. [Reuter's Service.] Vienna, Max. 10. It is now believed that the death roll in the Balkan earthquake will not exceed eighty to a hundred. Fourteen villages have been wiped out and two thousand houses destroyed. Two families of 9 and 6
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    PACIFICATION OF MOROCCO.
    56 11 French Troops' Successes. [Reuter's Wireless Service.] Rabat, Mar. 10. Without resistance French troops have occupied Djebel Tassenit and Tizi-Oughmi, which will have a strategic bearing on the pacification of Morocco. When the operations are completed it is intended to build a big road, probably followed by a
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    PARIS-TOKIO FLIGHT.
    31 11 French Airmen in India. Karachi, Mar. 10. Burtin and Moenche (the French airmen who are flying from Le Bourget to Tokio) departed at seven o'clock this morning for Allahabad.
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    SIR OSWALD MOSLEY EXPELLED.
    181 11 "GROSS DISLOYALTY." Split in Labour Ranks Accentuated. [Reuter's Service] London. Mar. 10. A meeting of the National Executive Committee has expelled Sir Oswald Mosley from the Party on the ground of "gross disloyalty" and also resolved that adhesion to Sir Oswald Mosley's proposed new party is
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    SOVIET OIL IN CHINA.
    237 11 Government Disapproves Recent Negotiations. [Reutei's Far Eastern Service.] Shanghai, Mar. 10. It is believed the Chinese Government does not look favourably on the Soviet attempt to enter the Chinese oil market, as the Minister of Industry states that his Government was not informed of the negotiations
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    BRAZILIAN COFFEE.
    107 11 Measures to Deal with Over-Production. [Reuter's Wireless.) Rio de Janeiro, Mar. 10. Drastic measures to deal with over-production of coffee are announced by Mr. Whitaker, Minister of Finance, in an interview. He said Government had decided to acquire the stock and divide into annual quotas so that it
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    THE SILVER LINING.
    107 11 American Banker's Hopeful Forecast. [Reuter's Service.] New York, Mar. 10. An improvement in International financial conditions is forecast by a leading banker quoted by the New York Times. He predicts resumption of foreign financing within sixty days, tnis opinion being based on the marked improvement in conditions
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    WINTRY WEATHER.
    61 11 Snow and Severe Frosts to Continue at Home. Rugby, Mar. 10. Exceptionally severe weather continues throughout Britain and several places are still under snow. Forecasts indicate further snow falls with low day temperatures and severe frosts at night. [Reuters Wireless Service.) London, Mar. 10. Last night was the
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    MEXICO'S AGRICULTURAL POLICY.
    54 11 Encouraging Slav Immigrants. fßeuter's Wireless Service. Mexico City, Mar. 10. The Ministers of the Interior and Agriculture have decided to permit several thousand Slav farmers to immigrate to Mexico. Two Mexican Commissioners are going to Europe to select immigrants preparing to sail under th? auspices of the
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    ARCTIC SPELL OVER BRITAIN.
    346 12 L ROADS IMPASSABLE. Wont Snowstorms For Years. CBMNSEL HUPNJKJ DKLAYED. i I Router's Wirelesß Service] London. Nov. IC. The s« i.thei.d on Thanes actuary had a enow x kfton before I.ond'm to-day. Clouds of. l ■now darkened the air, making ii impossible to' i ■M r
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    GERMAN PROTEST.
    98 12 Should be Armed Like Other Powers. Borlir., Mar. 9. Th.it the French Army is the strongest and beat prepared f<;r war in the world, was contended by the Mini (tar of Defence. Oananl Oroener, m a apoe^h an the Bcifcrlieteg on the Armv tlnsatee, In Which he oppo.ed
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    HOSPITAL SWEEPS.
    66 12 Important Kulin^- by Kind's IReuter's Wireless Service. 1 London. Mar. 10. The sale of Irish Hospitals Sweepstake tickets In Great Britain has bean pronounced Illegal by the King's Bench Court consisting of the" Lord Chief Justice. Mr. Justice swift and Mr. 1 Justice Humphreys. j The promoters of
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    BREACH OF TRUST.
    339 12 Chinese Cashier Sentenced. Sentence of nine months" rtgOTOUa impri.sf nxnent was poeeod Ly Mr. G. C. Dcdd. District Judge, yeeterdaj, on Goh Teek Tai, a Chivf; e ceahler fonm rtjr employed by Unrvenal Cars. Limited. Orchard Road, who yielded f.'uilty to a charge i>f ertmtoal breach of
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    NEW ZEALAND EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FIND.
    55 12 Previously arrncwrtedaiid $fi t-tj c; h h' WeM> Wl2-46J Collect* by Hongkong and nl Bank. Penang I] Ml ce r $-»o I ol Hotih Kedah: O. M Rcea Jaek-i •««tOO J K U:,,,,,,. 3,; A 0 Haker 10 J 10 H p Monk 10; o
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    SOVIET AND GERMANY.
    77 12 Important Economic Agreement. [Reuter's Wireless Service.] London, Mar. 10. An agreement which will have an important bearing on Soviet-German economic relations, has just been concluded between the Chairman of the Soviet Supreme Economic Council and a delegation of German industrialists visiting Moscow. A joint communique issued states
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    PLEA FOR COMPANIONATE MARRIAGE.
    102 12 OXFORD SENSATION. Undergraduates' Lonely Life in Flats. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Mar. 10 At a meeting of undergraduates of both sexes at Oxford, organised by Christian undergraduates in reply to a recent address by a well-known rejuvenating surgeon at the Labour Club. Oxford, a number of
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      A RUBBER STABILISATION SCHEME.
      1325 12 To Ihe Editor. Sir.—At the er.d of October I drew up the appended scheme for stabilisation of rubber Briom; it was submitted privately to Government here, and to the R G.A. in London through my representative in London. The Government, whilst favourably impre.s■<'ti with Um scheme,
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      AFRICA SPEAKS.
      126 12 To the Editor. Sir.— With reference to the above film, perhaps the Censor will be good enough to let us know if the two people who shot lions with revolvers (instead of catapults) should have been stuck against a wall and shot for cowardice for not going to
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      THE TROOPS.
      192 12 To the Editor. Sir. When there is a war on it's fashionable to entertain the troops, but until someone starts a decent war again, the soldiers here will have a putrid time. I served in the Oloster M. I. in S. Africa, and also met the first in
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      FRESH FOOD COMPANY.
      163 12 To the Editor. Sir. I have before me a li.^t of foodstuffs showing prices before the Rbove Company started, and the remarkable drop in prices that occurred after competition started. Consumers cannot afford to revert to the old prices with this slump on if the Directors cannot
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    NIGHT OF TERROR AT STRUMNITZA.
    214 12 JUGO-SLAVIA 'QUAKFI People Huddled in Fields. IReuter's Bervice.J Belgrade. Mar. 9. Underground rumblings, the awesome crash of landslides and great spouting geysers of boiling water, arc among the terrifying features of the earthquake in Jugo-Slavia. The first severe shock was at 2.55 a.m. when many
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    RED SEA SLAVE TRAFFIC.
    192 12 Work of British and French Sloops. (British Radio Official Service Rugby, Mar. 9. Questioned in the House of Commons on the resolutions of the League cf Nations committee which met in London recently to advise on the assistance to be given to Liberia in dealing with
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    THE MAURITIUS DISASTER.
    140 12 Two Cyclones in a Week. f British Radio— Official Service Rugby, Mar. 9. A telegram from the Governor of Mauritius to the Secretary for the Colonies says that a preliminary inspection shows that the hurricane damage has been severe and is causing widespread distress. A large number
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    MURDER CHARGE.
    272 12 Man Attacked in August Last Year. At the Singapore Arsizes yesterday afternoon before Mr. Justice Whitley, a Chinese named Yap Thcne was charged with having murdered Tay Cheok Seng, a maker of vermicelli. Thscene of the murder was about the 9'. mile stone on the Seletar Road. The
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    SUMMER TIME IN FRANCE.
    35 12 I Reuters Wireless Service. l London, Mar. 10. Router's Paris correspondent reports that the Council cf Ministers has decided that Summer Time shall begin in France at midnight on April 19.
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    EIGHT MILES LONG PETITION.
    98 12 1,250,000 SIGNATURES. The Sunday Observance Dispute. (Reuter's Wireless Service.] London. Mar. 10. A huße petition, over eight miles long and containing over 1,250.000 signatures, is about to be presented to Parliament against a Bill legalising the opening of cinemas and theatres on Sunday. Cinemas have been
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    DRAMATIC COMEDIAN.
    208 12 Charlie Chaplin in Berlin. IReuter's Wireless Service. 1 London, Mar. 10. "Show me your prisons and I will tell you what sort rt people you are." said Charlie Chaplin, explaining several reasons which brought him here, reports Reuter's Berlin correspondent, and since he visited some English prisons there
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    NEW YORK SENSATION.
    154 12 Incompetency Charges Against District Attorney. [Reuter's Wire'e.s.s Service London. Mar. 10. A further sensation has b*tn caused in New York's crime and political circles by the intervention of Mr. Franklin Roosevelt, Governor of New York State, who has instructed Mr. Seabury. Special Investigator of the Magistrates Court,
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    QUARREL OVER $2.
    346 12 Chinese Sentenced for Culpable Homicide. The trial was concluded at the Assizes yesterday morning, before Mr. Justice Whitley and a special jury, cf the case in which Lini Bock Swee alias Teow Choon Ben| was chrm>ed mttb murder. The accused m foa .d guilty :nd r?n cncod
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    TRADES DISPUTES ACT.
    55 12 Premier Announces Dropping of Sensational Measure. [British Radio Offici.il Service Rugby, Mar. !>. The Prim.? Minister itatod in the House <;f i Commons that, he did not prop <>(> at present to < introduce any further proposals relating to n I peal or amendment of the Tnid-
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    BRITAIN'S PEACE LEAD.
    709 12 GENERAL ACT RATIFIED Consolidating p ar j Pact. TORY AMENDMENT U| m I British Radio o;: to U* H0,,, .1- -.S.-UM Secretary, Mr Arthur H iPlHortl for radi I Act r<,r the Pacific Bettlei n:- r :tcs by the United k |*»Ject to the four condition? White
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    BETTER RUGBY.
    888 13 Views of England Captains. Rugby football is not under a cloud, and there is really nothing wrong with the game. stated W. W. Wakefieid. former England captain in an interview with the News Chronicle. If we have had some dull Inter- nationals recently, our club matches are all
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    TEAM'S MASCOT.
    144 13 For First -Born Son of "Waratah." Sydney. The first son born to a member of the "Waratah" team, which represented the New South Wales Rugby Union in Britain, France, and Canada in 1527-28, will be given the team's famous mascot. This trophy is a koala, or little native
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    RACE COURSE GOLF CLUB.
    105 13 Hay for the March Medal. The fallowing was the result cf March Medal played (off on Saturday and Sunday F. R. Martens 86 16 7Q H_ L. H. Urn 82 10 ?2 Chia long Hoe 85 12 ?3 JW. Moore 83 1Q ?3 rnL^Hr llOWil lg
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    A GRAND NATIONAL SURPRISE.
    210 13 Easter Hero Disappoints in Minor Event. London, Feb. 27 The idol of the Grand National racing public Easter Hero, which started as an overwhelming favourite at eleven to six in the Buckhurst Handicap Chase (over a distance of two and-a-hal' miles) at Lingfield to-day upset the
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    ALL-INDIA CHAMPION FOR EUROPE.
    189 13 Miss Leila Row to Play at Wimbledon. Tennis enthusiasts will be interested to hear (says a Statesmen report) that Miss Leila Row. who recently won the All-India championship at Allahabad, and who provided tough opposition to Miss Jenny Anderson (who did not defend her title at
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    WEIGHT LIFTING.
    104 13 The Honorary General Secretary of the Health and Strength Leaguers Union writes as follows: With reference to the breaking of two British records on January 25th., by one of our members, Mr. Sim Kim Yam. we have this morning received a telegram from the British Amateur Weight Lifters'
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    RIFLE BRIGADE'S WIN.
    51 13 Army Racquets Title Retained. London. Feb. 26. At Princes Club to-day in the Army Rackets Doubles Championship final the Rifle Brigade < holders t, represented by Major Moore Gwyn and Major A. Gore, beat the K.R.R.C. to-day (Captain Chenev and Captain Wilson), 15 11, 11—15, 15—10, 15—11,
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    RUGBY.
    22 13 St. Mary's in Hospitals Final. London, Feb. 26. In the HespitaJs' Cup Semi-Final to-day St Mary's beat University College, 15 0
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    RUGBY LEAGUE.
    27 13 London, Feb. 26. The Rugby League match b 'tween Hull Kingston Rovers and Warring to i ended in a victory for the former B—o8 0
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    40 13 R Thomson performed the hat-trick foT Celtic when they defeated Aberdeen 4-nil in a Scottish Cup match on Feb. 28 Battles also had a hat-trick to his credit in the League match between Hearts and Ayr on the same day.
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    LADY YULES'S LUXURY YACHT.
    102 16 Attempt to Established a Record. San Diegro (California), Mar. 3. Lady Yule is attempting to establish a new record for a trip from San Diego to Honolulu in the Nanpin (1.569 tons), the only new large steam yacht recently launched in British waters, captain Rainey. commander
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    TONG KA HARBOUR.
    61 16 Shanghai. Feb. 28. Mr. Tang Shao-yi. ex~Premier and chief promoter of the Tong Ko free- port scheme, has made a statement to the effect that he has drawn out a draft programme for the construction of the Tong Ka harbour with Dutch engineers, and pending a conference
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      52 17 declared an Infested port ..i hoi. ra there. Kiwins Cap Tourane, for ::iv. beN en Uu- 16th instant n main m the R«,.tds She N.uites and Bordeaux at imer Oheneneeaeai ls due on Thursday at 7 am. and on UN same day at 3 p.m. Djibouti, Baea, Port-Said and II
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      SHIP CANAL TO GREAT LAKES.
      197 17 u i(l;i and I'.S. to 'o-opcrate. New York, t eb. 7. h Mr Kirh.ird Bennett, paid tn Washington i. for the construction waterway t<> provide a hip«< from the Great IbJ will Ki\c the western direct communication rratis-.shipping. :> -r\rfi«'d on both sides ol world
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      AN INTERESTING CASE.
      168 17 Konib.iy Captain's (Maim for Salary. India rrepcrtlm the titlt•i an Interesting claim on the i their shipmaster members have the Imperial Merchant Service ber was in command of a r. the Arabestan. sailing out laid up there for some found themselves in difficulties. 4 the vessel took
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      OFFICERS STONED AT MADEIRA.
      119 17 lflr Threat to Guard liner. C isuhlaiuu Feb. ft. strikr trouble on the I n venlrd to-day by 1 Cunam ttner Carinthia. who to-day stated that the 1 to rate, the Madeira to the pMMom, M»»ti that the pm on the Hmt if the order 1
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      P. AND O. NEW CARGO SFRVICE.
      22 17 the P. and O. Company'.; the Soudan, a sisterll!l will fvtfpj through r Ohtat and Japan
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      CHINA STATION COMMAND.
      331 17 The Change Over at Hon# Kong. The official ceremonies wen- observed at Queen's Pier. Hong Konß a week last Saturday to mark the departure from the Colony by Malw.t o: Admiial Sir A K Waistell. K.C.8.". and the arrival of his successor as Com mander- in -Chief
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      LIFE SAVING MEANS.
      495 17 I'rpent Need for Readily Procurable Devices. i In numerous cases of collision at sea of late ■even! Of them with lamentable loss of life one or other of the colliding ships has heavily listed and in a few minutes has sunk to the depths. Those rapid sinkings,
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      AIR ROUTE TO AUSTRALIA.
      136 17 India Section to be Worked by Government. London, Mar. 2. In the House of Commons. Mr. Benn informikl Commander Kenworthy that no proposals for the working of the Karachi-CalciiUa section of thp air route to Australia by Imperial Airways were before the Government of India. Commander
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      TALKING FOG BEACON.
      835 17 New Invention Installed at (umbrae. A talking beacon, which has been Installed by the Trustees of the Clyde Lighthouses at Little Cumbrae Lighthouse, speaks by radio both the name of the beacon and the distances from it This unique signal— the first of its kind— promises to
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      AN IMPROVED SEXTANT.
      310 17 An improved form of sextant formed part of Messrs. Hughes' exhibit, at the Physical and Optical Societies Exhibition; its special feature is that there is no vernier on the arm, the minutes beinß vead directly on a micrometer head mounted on th? tangent screw, and a vernier
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    A £2,000,000 GIRL-BUT SHE DOES NOT KNOW IT.
    453 18 THE LITTLE HEIRESS. "If Only I had £100, I'd Buy—" Surrounded by half a dozen dogs, a baby girl who will one day own £2,000,000, told me what she would do If her fairy godmother were to give her £100, writes the
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    ANCIENT DUTCH COINS.
    263 18 With Human Bones on Australian Coast. Perth, Feb. ft. A human rtclfton and number of ancient coins found near the mouth of the Moore River. 5C miles north cf Perth, are believed to be relics of the Dutch treasure ship Der Vergulde Draock <Tho Golden Drake), which
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    WHAT'S IN A SAUSAGE?
    515 18 Storm Over Contents In Small German Town. London. The historic controversy regarding the eontents of sausages has been revived in the small German State of Mecklenburg Schwerin, where the holders of titheable property in the town of Demen have been bound for 150 years to contribute
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    AYER TENGAH REPORT.
    211 19 Increase of Oop Over Estimate. ti:' report Pf the Directors ordinary annual «;eneral meet- Rubber Estate shareholders v i b 14th. at Malacca. all eecretarml and office exitton to revenue, the year's profM of $191.02; To this balance brought forward pear, viz: $24,289.96; Leaving IMJt. recOßMnand this
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    RADELLA RUBBER REPORT.
    202 19 Small Loss on Year's Working. the report by the Director* I ordinary annual general >Mers ol K.-idella Rubber Es- ■•<<'• "U March 14th. at Malacca. all eeeretaria] and office exitkm to revenue, the year's u a lon Of 51. 585.77; Deductrrom the balance brought forprcvtotM year, viz
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    KUANTAN RUBBER.
    109 19 ton Year's Working. eleventh report of the holdets, of Kuantan RubBted at tile annual a Harrisons. Barker provision for interest on etc, tin- amounts show period Of $5,853.68. The \H tnm last year was Ij;il:uici' of $10,220.92 net ■mind should be car- nuii'uis the Bam* as last 'I
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    SHANGHAI TRADE.
    744 19 Chamber of Commerce Report. Tin- 11 port of the Committee of the Shangha General Chamber of Commerce lor the yea ending I)> x -ember 31, 1930, has just been issued Included in the 33 matters considered by th< Committee during the year was one affectini Ihe future status
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    199 19 In British West Africa the crude native methods of palm oil oxtraction are proving a severe handicap to the industry in Its effort to avert repetition of the failure of the Gold ODMI rubber industry. The native method is laborious and wasteful, ind the process whereby the fruits are allowed
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    To-Day's Price Changes.
    430 19 To-Day' s Price Changes. EXCHANGE RATES. March 10. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 213 27J32 London 3 months* sight 2|3 i3]ig London, 60 days' sight 213 25|32 London 30 days' sight 213 314 London, demand 2 3 ***** London, T. T. 2 |3 ll|ltt Lyons and Paris, demand 1430 Hamburg,
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    939 19 TUESDAY, MARCH 10TB. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. stayers s»«Mers. i Asam Kumbang 22s 23s c.d. Ayer Hitam Tin (ss> 12s 12s 9d Bangrin Tin 12s 9d 13s 6d Batang Padang ($1) 10 15 Batu Caves ($1) 40 50 Bukit Arang (|l> IS 40 Burmah Malay 10a 6d 12a nom
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    LYALL & EVATTS DAILY REPORT.
    180 19 LYALL EVATTS DAILY REPORT. Singapore. March 10. Rubber has conn- down to almost the mom level, from which it rose a fortnight a^o. Locally the market Ls described as steady it ih > decline. The steadiness of the tin market i.s not reflected in the share market, for with profit
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    MACPHAIL & CO.'S DAILY REPORT.
    147 19 MACPHAIL CO.'S DAILY REPORT. Singapore, March 10. Tin, Steady. Pangnga Rivers 3s 6d 4s 6d, Idris 8s 8s 6d. Pungahs 13s 3d 14s 3d. Peelings 4.05 4.15. Taipings 35 40. Hong Patts 57 60. Rahmans 60 70. Hitam Tin 17 21. Kintas 1.15 1.18. Malaya Consols 19 21. Talam Mines
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    66 19 Gattey and Bateman, Secretaries: Jimah Rubber Estates 31.700. Derrick and Co.. Secretaries: Alor Gajah 20,200; Ayer Panas 62. 000; Bukit Kubu 16.000. Glencaly 47.975; Jalan Kebun 9,210; Kluang 39.000; Pa jam 139.600; Port Swettenham 11.020; Tambalak 21.000; Teluk Anson 43.002; Ulu Benut 33.935. Kinta Tin Dredge
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    65 19 March 10th., 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers. RS.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 12 s 13* Standard RS.S. on Tender March 12 1 12', April 12 l 13 May 13', April- June 13 13 'i July-Sept. 1%% i:r. Tone of Market Quiet. Latest Cable: London
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    62 19 About 40 Chinese who had been employed on the relief scheme at Brickfields ar.d N*-w PetallnK Read. Kuala Lumpur, on Monday :<ppeared at the Chinese Protectorate, and ri manded pas-ai^es buck to China. All wer •:>: bodied, and refused work. Owfaf to the iioise they created, the police were summonel.
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    NON-FERROUS METALS.
    765 19 Prices and Restriction Schemes. Capt. Oliver Lyttclton. D.S.O MC, writi* in The Times: In common with most comnioditi.-s. non-fer-rous metals fell sharply in price during 1930. but in th^ir can- the fall went f.irth- r than vuus characterLstic of other market. At tin did <>f December the Board
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    GOPENG CONSOLIDATED.
    69 19 Profit of £50,815 and Dividend of 2s 9d. [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT London. Mar. 10. The annual report of Gopeng Consolldiit.-i for the year mcled September 30 shou- pr«,nt of £50,815, vMch, with thr balance brought forward from thr previous account, makes a sum of £86,520 available for
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    22 19 Mr. Gregson, Senior Engineer. Poets and Telerraphs, S.S and F.MS, ruui beea api*>inted. Chief Telegraph e- R*neer. Post* aiid Tt-le-{raphfi. Tanganyika Trrrltoi-y
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES.
    236 20 S.C.C. Cricket. Young BaUmrn Disappoint. tint Match Against the Services i lit- I ir^t Centurions and an Inlrn-st ."< Ncwmrnfr. MaJayan Ciolf. Altered Championship Conditions. Malay States to Meet the Straits. The Week's Football. Tix Ur.oer :i)R at the B.C.C. last week-end ■MM have bad bad attack
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    THE WEEK'S HONOURS LIST.
    1494 20 Batting. 123 A s A. Jansen Ceylon Sports Club vs. RAF Jo4' Sq -Ldr G. E. Livock, S.C.C. Over 30 V.s. Under 30. 68* R L L Braddell, S.C.C. Over 30 vs. Under 30. Boivling. 7 fo: m k liorrando, s j. i vs. sec. 6
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    149 20 The following have been invited to play cricket for the S.C.C. during the week-end: Saturday, 2 p.m. vs. S.R.C. on S.R.C. ground: J. V. S. Brooke, S. E. Craig, J. G. Glasgow. W. R. M. Haxworth. R. Jarvis. R. H. C. Laverton (capt.). T. M. L. Redmond. F.
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    RUGBY.
    53 20 St. Barts in Hospitals Cup Final. London, Mar. 3. In the Hospitals Cup (Rugby) semi-final St. Barfs Hospital beat Kings College Hospital by sixteen points to three. St Barts meet St. Mary's in the final. London, March 2. Under Rugby Union rules to-day, Llanelly beat Plymouth Albion by 14
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    M.C.C. CRICKET TOUR.
    64 20 Draw with South African Schools. Grahamstoun, Mar. 3. The match between the M.C.C. touring team and the South African Schools ended in a draw. The following is the final score. M.C.C. 180 < Hendren 73. not out. Leoeck 5 for 43). and 305 for 9 (Wyatt 66,
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    49 20 March Ladies' Spoon Result. Twenty -one cards were taken out for the Maid) ladies' spoon and the following were returned Mrs. W. Marshall 46 7 39 Mrs S H Moss 54 12 42 Miss K. Stewart 48 6 42 Mrs S C. Campbell 48 5 45
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    25 20 Mr. William Poundall. who was First Inspector, "A" Division, Central Police Station. ha.s left Kuala Lumpur on transfer, to assume duties as 0.C.P.D.. Port Swettenham.
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    S.C.C. DEFEAT THE REGIMENT.
    1005 20 LAST MINUTE GOALS. Recovery After Bad First Half. S.C.C 4 Gloucester Regiment 3. The S.C.C. won their first league game, and their first encounter with the Ist Gloucester Regiment, in a remarkable manner on the Padang last evening. Well beaten in the first half and two
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    EXHIBITION LAWN TENNIS.
    108 20 MATCHES AT S.C.C. Arrangements for Davis Cup Player's Visit. Kawachi. the Japanese Davis Cup player, arrives at Singapore to-morrow (Thursday) and by kind permission of the Committee of the Singapore Cricket Club, the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association have arranged the following exhibition matches to take place at
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    BOAT RACE PRACTICE.
    112 20 Spare Man Comes Into Cambridge Boat. IReuter's Wireless Service.] London, Mar. 10. It takes more than a blizzard and a biting wind blowing from the frozen wastes of Russia to interfere with practice for the Oxford and Cambridge boat-race. Both crews are now on the Thames and
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    164 20 TIES FOR WEDNESDAY. Championship Preliminary. E. A. Joy vs. E. Cherrington. V. P. Barbat vs. p. H. Hopkins. V. R. Matthews vs. D. R. Howgill. L. R. F. Earl vs. H. L. Marshall. W. R. King vs. J. L. Elmer. A. G. Hay vs. O. W.
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    TANGLIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    87 20 TIES FOR WEDNESDAY. Mixed Doubles Open. Miss Millard and Gotch vs. Mrs. Stephenson and Wise. Mrs. Goldie and Hudsor vs. Mrs. Laing and Baker. Men's Doubles Handicap. Drew and Matthews plus 2 vs. Barker and Skey plus 2. TIES FOR THURSDAY. Ladies' Doubles Handicap. Mrs Drew and
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    SENSATIONAL CRICKET.
    84 20 Batsman's Four Sixes in An Over. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I poh. M:iT. 10. Some remarkable cricket was witnessed at Kuala Kangsar during the week-end when on the College ground the Taiping Hornets met Kuala Kangsar Sporting Union and. batting first, made 229. The Union came out for
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    BILLIARDS.
    46 20 Newman's 1,280 Break Against Davis. London, Feb. 28. The following are the results of the billiards matches. Fortnight's time limit match at Thurston's: Davis 19,019; Newman 18.407 (including- a break of 1.280). Week's time limit match at Hanley. Lindrum 16,223; MacConachy (received 3.500 1 10,829.
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL.
    30 20 [Reutrr's Service.] London Mar. 9. In the Scottish League Dundee beat St. Mirren 2 o London. Mar. 10. In a League match tc-day Partick bat Cowdenbeath 4 l.
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    ARMY RACKETS FINAL.
    34 20 Lieut. Gore Wins Singles Title. London, March 3. In the Army rackets championship final Lieut. Gore (Rifle Brigade) beat Lieut J N Chenay <K R.R.O 18—14. 15—4, B—ls and 17 16.
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