The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 March 1931

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1 20 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press HO. 13,289. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 193 L 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    388 1 Mr. Frank Mair denounces Malaya's tin quota as penalising the country Page 19 The visit of the Dutch Rubber Committee to London is postponed a few days while the D.E.I. Governor-Cireneral is consulted Page 19. An ex-R.A.F. pilot is planning to fly to Australia m nine days
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    UNCHARTED SNOWS.
    1348 1 The douane Mlm perched on I jutting-out piece ol the road and lured me on. My map said that the French frontier was only a kilometre, away, and I h;id not wandered loo.se m FrUMC for ;i long time, and even then it was a very different part,
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      177 1 •s OF I FACTWUNCI LBADBUUDP t;0 miKATOR H \s EVB WORN OUT flgfl BROS. CO* 53 Robinson Rd. I RAFFLES HOTEL "I I THIS EVENING 6.15 I TEA DANCE I HONIA LITTER'S RAFFLES ORCHESTRA. I THE BEST DANCE BAND IN MALAYA I GRILL ROOM SPECIAL DISH TO-NIGHT I DRASCIOLE A
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      236 1 EUROPE^HOTELJ "Renowned by Recommendation" S DANCING: After dinner every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and j S SATURDAY. i I j MUSIC: During TIFFIN and DINNER every day. I On the VERANDAH: j J Mondays to Fridays 7.45 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. J s Saturdays —12.30 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. and from i
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      145 1 LATFST ADVERTISEMENTS Hotel announcements-- Payc 1 Cinema advertisements Paso 2. Insure with fthfl Ocean Pi«c i>o. Chrysler world's smartest cars Page 7. Gay's enamel paint for economy Pape 10. m m mt mmmmmmmmm«a m m m m m m m m m m I LOW UPKEEP I j WEDDING PRESENTS
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      17 1 17 YEARS OF MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP M KELVJNATOR HAS EVI'K WORN OUT 'IETZ BROS. CO., 53 Robinson Rd
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    BROTHEL KEEPING CHARGE.
    150 2 Japanese Proprietress and Six Siamese m Court. A Japanese woman named Oyen. proprietress of the Sufriya Hotel, Rangoon Road, and six Siamese women, were produced before the Second Court yesterday as the result of a raid made on the hotel the previous night. The Japanese woman was
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    121 2 Ahioiik action taken at meeting of Committee No. 4. held on March 13th was the following: Approved proposed layout for Kirn Seng Mate, under Section 99, subject to approval of levels and drainage. Approved proposed addition to existing advertisement hoarding on land m front of Eu Tone Sen
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    51 2 The ;umuul pcnrral mating of St. Andrew's Church Mission will be hold on Monday. March 23 at 5 .15 p.m. m St. Andrews Sch(x)l Hall, Htamtoni Road Information will be given on the \M>rk of the Mission during th<> past year. It Ls honvd that all who are interested, will
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      331 2 PRICE $5.00 EACH. Spare batteries and lamp bulbs MEDICAL HALL LTD. Opposite G.P.O. Singapore. I* hone —*m m 4906. o wm Mi*} 3 Is I Dinner— and then J M the show You will appreciate the excellent i cuisine; the rapid service and the modern comfort of tbe j CAPITOL
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      207 2 VICTORIA THEATRE j I Last Two Nights I I To-Night To-morrow at 9.30 p.m. I I THE FAMOUS I WESTMINSTER GLEE j SINGERS. Booking Now Open at Little's $3, 2 and 1. MATINEE To-morrow 5.15 p.m. Children Half Price. I Commencing Sunday I I AT 9.30 p.m. I I and
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      287 2 iTO-NIGHTj j j 6.15 and 9.15 j TO-MORROW I i AND S |1 i SUNDAY. i I MATINEES AT I.M. I Children Half Prk«. j FOX FILM CORPORATION* PRESENTS 1 RAOUL WALSH'S 1 1 BIG TRAIL 1 1 BRINGING TO LIFE THE I IS ROMANTIC AND INSPIRING gj STORY OF
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      323 2 THE WEKK. I riday. 20th. Hi«h Wat. r 1 1 13. 9 0 ft. 23 39. 8 5 ft Chines. Girls School prize giving 4.30 p.m. Singapore Chßs.s Cub Annual mectine 5 pm Adelphi Hotel Ffiottiall: Div. II Fraser and NnH vv Vehicles at Harbour Board. M PH. \s. Mansti«ld>
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    THE MODERN SIMILE.
    568 3 A VINTAGE YEAR. Harvest of Striking Examples. Which Ls the most rtriking modern simile? Mr. Frank J. Wilstach has culled m "Best Simile*- of the Year" a new crop described as unusualiy rich in*up-to-the-minute allusions. Here are some of them and their sponsors: This world of ours
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    HOY AND GIRL ELOPERS.
    270 3 Found After Six Weeks And Lost. A boy nurd eighteen and a girl of seventeen vho eloped from their homes at Caversham, Reading, were found at Mirjilesbrough six uteks later and then they vanished again, leaving no trace of their destination. Thy couple. Miss Betty Moorwood,
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    18 3 The engagement is announced of Ronald Keith Rule (P.MS. Survey Department) Malacca, to Eileen Kennedy Stuart (Malayan DFGHRF
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    ABOUT YOUR INDIGESTION.
    130 3 Digestive disorder*, are due to the presence of harmful acid In the s'emach. creating fermentation, gas, and pain. These distressing conditions may be relieved in.stantly and further attacks prevented by taking 'Bisurated* Magnesia, an antacid preparation which neutralizes the dangerous acid the moment it enters the stomach,
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    PARIS TO BERLIN FOR £3.
    155 3 PARIS TO BERLIN FOR £3. Luxury Coaches Across Europe. Past luxury motor-coaches, equipped with wireless, buffet, and seats which by pressing a button can be converted into comfortable bunks, will soon be running between Paris, Berlin, and Warsaw. A turn company Ivis been formed to operate the service. The cars
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    675 3 Monday, Mar. His Excellency and Mrs. Scott arrived from Penang at Port Swnienham by the Sea Belle. His Excellency accompanied by Captain R. W. Blair. A.D.C. proceeded by car to Kuali Lumpur and hnd luncru-on at "Carcnsa" with the Hon Tha Chief Secr:Hry and Mr^. Coc:irane. returning by
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      393 3 fl/^Sfei IZm^J r ''uV. "L >n 'u!*H in ,l imlu mnd tiurmhai 'y I: intulation it mnlr fr,.rn 55^ lu't ttrfnrd ,rdar, hrmirnlly iimik-r<it,m >n»;i,,t>H V VOI CAN ALWAYS DEPELM* OX A 1 WILLARB BATTERY I Nr.thiriß hut the hf-Ht of materials, tested to rigid f F m i ifi<
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      473 3 I Estate Trust Agencies I 1 (1927) Limited. I 1 1 BRANCHES: 1 21, First Cross Street MALACCA. S g 11, Light Street PENANG. 3 14, Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. 3 Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. S g Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, 4 g
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    Moods and Modes of Eve
    1468 4 Moods and Modes of Eve Graceful bracks for Afternoons Unlimited Scope m Style, Colour and Material. (BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT). A Sandy Reach of Malaya. Joys of Discovery: And Some Fisherfolk. 11 B* Ol o. we cf k In m v are allowed a la amou i U ai y
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    THE POLONAISE IN PARIS.
    829 4 THE POLONAISE IN PARIS. Exiles Make Merry m the Gay City. «Hy Our v:\r\-~, Correspondent). PS is rirh hi Poles, some of wh< :n I ii remunerative commerce, strut •Men I m t r > be nn < prevent the c people enjoying tlieuuelves, and. ber c a nation of
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    PASTEL SHADES.
    85 4 Putel colours till an Important place m next c m<:^n's ta^Mon forecast. R'.:th Chatterton has taken heed of the modi h run* v and ted pale yellow chiiloi: for one of the formal gowns. A network of delicately wrought crystal beading accent the neck and wr\i~t-line oi j
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    THE BRIDE COMES HOME.
    203 4 Evenings Out. Before i wm married, my husband v cd to be vj ry I.- v: ii v i ok entertainments, w. >\i at to cinema ii; and. frequently, we also had fiiiiner restaurant, writ/.-, woman coir nt. Of course ar. nan at we were married,
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    "Inspired" Shades of Coming Season.
    753 4  -  JOAN LITTLEFIELD A LONDONER'S JOTTINGS. You May Dress m Cactus Or Flamingo. By When the Queen attended the Cotton Ti tile section of the British IndUoii c •he had the novel expeilec n watching a Mannequin parade of the latest sun-b.i:.. and "hiking" suitl a:id
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    GARDENER'S SON BECOMES D.Sc.
    545 5 PARENTS' JOY. Bey Who Meant to Get on. One of the new doctors of science at London Jnivrrsiiy is the young son of a working garden•r. Ho bM .studied his way from the village •ouncil .school to the highest academic-honours, ponding hLs holidays m office work
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    LONDON'S TRAFFIC PROBLEM.
    336 5 The Ban on Motor Coaches Criticised. L:\iui, ivb. Mr. Morrison, Minister ol Transport, is not verything pi a sailing m his efforts o t ickle London'! traffic problems. He- has bc?n ompelled to defend m the courts his decision long distance motor coaches from the nost cong
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    AIU LOSSES.
    92 5 £100 Stolon After Fatal Crasli. Lordcn. Feb. 27. eurtow item m the ftosaea, totalling BU". recorded m the Air Bervfcti Appropriation Acfor the year ended Much. 31, IM read* v by rettery. Two pltoti were I B loof-dtatanoe ilieht from England. >r .riiine crashed In »oimtatacus coun■lV pilots
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    LONDON LASCARS' HOME.
    285 5 Request for Information Refused. London, Feb. SI. The Indian Chamber o! Commerce In Britain has sent a letter to a number of members of .he Legisli tivi A embfc «d commercial bodies complaining that thy- Asiatic and Overseas Borne, Limehouae, London (which is used almost exclusively by
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    VIENNA FAIR.
    75 5 Austria's Economic Requirements. Vienna, Mar. 8. The Austrian President, Herr afflrlai. opening the twentieth Vienna Fair, devoted his remarks to the protpecti ol creating some sort of economic bloc In Central I -rope. This he considers as essential for Au tria. which through the exiguity cf her territory,
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    MR. EUGENE CHEN.
    58 5 May Become Foreign Minister m NJE. China. Nanking, Mar. 4. The National Government It considering the appointment d Mr. Eugene Oheu, eJC-Nattona-list Foivi-n Minister at Canton raid Hankow, aa Minister ol Foreign Affaln In Manchuria, and has official!* informed Genual Char.g Hsueh-liang accordingly. The appointment will rfp"'-nd
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    TURKISH POLITICS.
    169 5 New Parliamentary Elections. ilntom Mji«h Preparationa are m fi U U r the w i Parliamentary election the national Assembly, on the Government' moi on, dissolved itself. The ranrttrtattt will c Lgnated by Kemai Paaha as prealdenl of the People*! Party. it is anticipated that many pn enl
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    COMPRADORE KIDNAPPED.
    125 5 A Daylight Outrage m Tientsin. Ti^rtsiii, Mar. Mr. Liang Lfll-kuei, who Is M<- srs. J a line. Matheron and Co' doro, a d a member of the Briti h M Ip ii Council, m kidnapped about 4 \:i this while travelling In i:.»"' i:i the Kay ii The
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    SHANGHAI DOCK TRACKS.
    117 5 Possible Use as Expensive Private Clubs. Sh.:n::h;i Mar. The ownen ot th.- Luna Part dog crack are I inking to evade the Ifunlcipal Counc Vu order clcsing t\w tracks oil Man b 11, and i.-.ye matd the in-' Itutton ti m col bers Will he admitted. However,
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    A STRANGE CASE.
    170 5 Csecho-Slovakimn Diplomat m Trouble. M COW, M;ir. X If. BtU!] to the >yak Legation here, ki mute sfuUy cluuu:. no are trying to run him m rder to find oui why hi 1 thrown up i j j. ;:i, imd want! to beeom a m clllaen. Even
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    BANKING REFORM.
    30 5 Chinese Firms to Form InilOrm Syifc m. Mir. 5. Ml 1.1 i n h Uf« Yuan bcc< i ■Bi full text ef t] I i n up to
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    51 5 An v. :ui ki od I Bltfßt, near 1 H I. 1 ..pur. by If ';.u r of 1 to The ci hh Thl <>: th.--man I A to the gi :,idc. v OUI B OB tht? rbi lon wt n Vobb4 t<» i r tractun I nd a fra
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      240 5 i NO MORE y SHABBY W FLOORS <] ONE COAT o\ J DARKALJNE. only rillg si. 10 will pn floof a lovely lustrous that wont chip, h or cet shabby. DARKALINI :!y superior to anyct used, and always ice Simply brushed dnei quickly: and it eg a tew minutes Jo
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      176 5 FINK STRAPPING FELLOW ONCE— now thin and "weedy" Have YOU been trying to cheat Nature ■O :::.•:.>• v.v and v.unrn t>;u. <>m Nature^ tost law that lost vttantf be raplaced. Eager to enjoy to the lull, they go !1 r U•■ t <).i v. La <> a "than n bed
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      177 5 _^yr \^4^ n. v"**"* 1 When Baby is coming on it means that brin^ Baby on. And the reason work When he isxit it means worry i* simply this. From* Lacto^en'* Baby too. And worry is worse than work. gets rich, genuine full-cream milk. Nothing you could name has stopped
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    DRESS SECRETS OF THE FAMOUS.
    645 6 MAUVE SUITS. Wardrobe Whims Reveal Character. Tailors know perfectly well that clothes are a sure guide to character. A man cannot be a hero to his valet, and his tailor can tell his idicsyncra. r >it^; by his choice m clothes. "I know all about
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    KULTUR "ON THE SPOT."
    245 6 Edgar Wallace for Modern Germans. Mr. Edgar Wallace now dominates Germany as the King of Fiction, and Mr. Bernard Shaw and Mr. Galsworthy take a back place. This is the impression of Miss Cicely Hamilton, conveyed m her new book, "Modern Germanie^, as seen by an
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    MICKEY MOUSE TROUBLED.
    50 6 In Ii:u! w.tti >•""' llh Censors. Mir.. MM the v,<.r!(i' I Not that Ifl wronn: tel 100 I his i^ajmiatM h*w c>w ttet mn OMIMte; the MM tmoam atm ieiMM »t Ohio Canada. Which BpP< thr behaviour 0< it mmand the fcH wJll( h anti slaps a
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    28 6 Thr MB*m if I* Central Mrnui HWptt*l y j entertained Dr. W t Superintendent 1^- niat.-n. '•Samuels, to I BBW"H their departure fron. IW the Grand H>-*- fl
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    PRESIDENT VON HINDENBURG.
    124 6 When He Nearly Resigned. BerHn, Mar. 8. That President von Hindenburg was within an inch of resigning the Presidency last July was revealed by the Minister of Agriculture. Dr. Schiele, m reply to an allusion made thereto by the German Nationalist leader, Herr Hugenberg m the Reichstag.
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    10 6 The Adelaide Observer has been mexred into the Adelaide Clironicle.
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    26 6 Mr. P. Kalimuthu, Chief Clerk, Government Telegraph Department, Penang has retired on account of ill health, after a long and meritorious service for about 30 years.
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      256 6 Fifty^odd yeais ago your Gr.tnd' without a particle of sediment or parents fir^c tried ENO's waste— every particle charged with v Fruit Salt' and discovered its the power to do you good, unique medicinal qualities. During all that time it has been tried, test- Test ENO for results. Your health
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      77 6 ON A GOOD I THING II j If you're 'on' N.J. Club you've I picked a winner. Here's a good clubbable whisky with all of the qualities of a real pick-me-up. Everyone drinks it out here the BL Planters insist on it. cur NAPIER JOHNSTON ES TUNNEL E BRITISH EMENT
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    DIVORCE SUIT SECRECY
    607 7 PUBLIC POLICY. Past Cannot He Reopened. Thr names ol parties to a divorce suit were kept secret during the hearing fJ f preliminary lefeal MiMMOfti before the President (Lord Merrivalt-) m the Divorce Court. The matter came before the court on a motion, which was listed as
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS.
    178 7 By Lieut.-Colonel M. J. T. Reilly, M.C., Comnanding S.S.V.F. Singapore, Mar. 18. ftanges. The following range allotments are re-pub-:ishod for information 3uses leave Drill Hall Sat. Sun. !D.m. 7.30 am Bukit Timah Range Farrer R. 21.3.31 S.R.E. <v). T. B. C Co. Table B 22 3.31 S.R.E.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    100 7 Programme of Drills up to and for week < nding March 22nd. Friday, 5 p.m., Malay Drill Hall, F" (Malay) Coy., Drill and Weapon Training. 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, Ist. Bn. Sig. Sec, Cable Drill. Crossings, etc. (Local practice). Fortress Coy.. (European) Sec. Preparing Engine for Service.
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    17 7 Man at Soutbend: A woman's mind is like the material on which she so much depends tlastic.
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      184 7 OLL OVER THE STRAITS YOU WILL FIND IT IS V* BET -j^/"^ OLO SCOTCH Iy^BMBiHKI B. Jui Mil JW •a> f*Jmlml r .^^^^^^MM^MMr '*'^UMM^^MW—^^^m^^B*&^E^M^M?^M^^_ "^^3^^*^^ m^ A **////*J^Wr' *—^^^MMMl4£Sm^E^B^*^~ *^^^m^ |^a y/"2Mw SAILING Parker Duofold As trim as a sailing yacht and as fleet the streamlined Parker Duofold with ce
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      148 7 THE WORLD'S pj "fS| fl I l 13 €1 X M X) Eights with extremely low only distinctive but is also an added factor Hi Hr W d 1 JvA Iljrxi I m balance and safety Eights with a ■"i I fl I l I smartest cars on the road
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    SHWE DAGON PAGODA FIRE.
    1318 8 FIRE CHIEF'S REPORT. Firemen Assaulted and Officers Threatened. Tile Cnu'f O.iicei's report on the lire is as follows. •"The first Information received was from the Central Station tcwermen, who reported a fire m Myenigon vWftg*. On getting near, the firemen saw that the fire was m
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    190 8 The undernoted non-fiction works will br ready for issue on Saturday, at 9 a.m. Abend (Hallett) Tortured China. 1931. illus. Asia. Vol. XXX. 1930. illus. Barrett (Dr. E. Boych Ex Jesuit autobiography. 1931. iilus. Bcnn (Ernest J. P.) Account Rend<;re:l. Politics) 1900 1930. illus. Binns (L. Ellictt. D.
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    NEW ZEALAND EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND.
    131 8 NEW ZEALAND EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND. Previously acknowledfl '(1 $8.310.4<> W. A. Smith 20.00 Per R. B. Beattie (Pending) 170.00 Per D. a. a. 8.-ii (Malacca): Proceeds of Cabaret Show $80.46 Donations: Malacca Swimming ciub 100.00 S. C. Goho 40.00 The Hon. Mr. H. E. Nixon 25.00 G. J. Gilmour 25.00
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      404 8 RONUK CREAM polling FURNITURE \^B^B^*^^y^^^^^^^y^ OfCbemists H I I and Stores ml J intwr>si7es. Builds up Strength. Angier's Emulsion is widely and successfully used m the treatment of consumption and m all forms of ill-health m which there is loss of weight Pleasant to take, it promotes appetite, aids digestion
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      97 8 X A g flP§§§k'~^ J- THF RF ADY TO SERVE FOODS AND DAIRY PRODUCE OF 2} t Plnin tale^ from the Hills. Let ihe U ready- to serve foods of St. Ivel fa grrce your table. Soups, Fish. U jr. Sausages, Entrees, Hams. Jams, i} I Cheese. JJ All the
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      275 8 iN 1I I n I i\ "P\O you «'iffer from weakness? .Art- i I- r--t- neee.s>»; ry to y»t^ get you through the tati- nes of the day I D,n\'t you wi^U that you could have again your old HfetfV '"v* energy that found no viay too X Then turn
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      472 9 BUSINESS CARDS. f MEMORIALS. sCs gapore CASKET co N«f 1 A 3, Penhaa Road. a l^jrniftr Street— Phone M7S. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY NUGENT BUCKERIDGE m \^t ria«J Work— Lowest Rate* L IIDLAW BUILDING- Thone 7898. ISELETAR GRANGE! j 15th. mile Thomson -Seletar Rd. J BATHING PAGAR— TIFFIN ETC. I Moderate
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      679 9 TENDERa SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS. NOTICE Is hereby given that tender* are iow Invited lor the following materials or •ervice*. and that particulars of such tender? nay be obtained to the Tender Room. Municipal Offices: Supply of two 3team Boilers, steel chimney and auxiliary plant for Kallang Gas Works. Extended
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      506 9 AUCTION SALES. DISTRICT COURT SALE. W.D. No. 392 of 1931 In the cause of J. A. Ellas Landlord versus International Press and B. Rangasamy Tenant* AUCTION SALE of STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A PRINTING PRESS. COMPRISING: Printing presses, paper cutting machine, writing tables, lead types, ruling machines etc. To be held at
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      96 9 For Over a Year .^r <d^ M GLAXO k^j j6r yf HAS CONTAINED ADDED V6^ B SUNSHINE VI TAMIN D. 4^ M MO other Baby Pood can 1& E make this claim. Dovou V r M B Baby? It means freedom from JJ £ff conJtipaiion— soapy Stools and Mm and
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931. A PLEA FOR THE DIOCESE.
    663 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931. A PLEA FOR THE DIOCESE. Extracts from the twentieth annual report of the Singapore Diocesan Association, which appear m another column of this paper, should be read by other than those who, for the sake of convenience, we may call Church people, and
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    86 10 Mr. R. W. Davis, director and manager oC the North China Daily News, is passing through Singapore on the Khyber homeward. The members of the Singapore Sinhalese Association are reminded of the special general metting to be held on Saturday at 6.30 p.m., to discus* the celebration of the National
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    OFF TO AMERICA.
    82 10 King: and Queen of Siam Leave on Long Trip. fFBKE PRESS SERVICE— COFYRIOHT.I Bangkok, March 19. The King and Queen departed for America this morning m the presence cf a great gathering of the Royal Family and loyal subjects. The King and Queen are journeying to Ho^g
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    THE SCREEN.
    299 10 Dawn Patrol at the Capitol. It is dawn. The sun glowing over the hills Is tinting to gold the wings of half a dozen fighting planes which are waiting m readiness to take the air. Around them, half shrouded m the early morning mist move a score of
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    NANYANG SIANG PAU CASE.
    159 10 Amicable Settlement Reached. Before Mr. Justice a'B Terrell m the Supreme Court yesterday, Mr. E. A. Stevens told His Lordship that an amicable settlement had been reached m the action for damages brought by Mr. Wang Choon Loo. former editor-in-chief of the Nanyang Slang Pau, against
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    SINGAPORE DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION.
    1750 10 A DIFFICULT YEAR. Energy and Courage Dominant. From the twentieth nnnual report of the Singapore Diocesan Association signed by the Bishop of Singapore, we make the following extracts. The Diocesan Council held two meetings during the year, both m Kuala Lumpur. Where tiu' annual general meeting also
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    82 10 LONDON AND NBW YOKK TW N| RUBBER MUCH (FREE PRESS KKKVTCK 001 London. Mar. It. W**" Messrs. Lewis. Larai notify to-day's tin pn«;« Spot £123 7 10 (£*****6) £124 13 1G (£124 19 16) The market is steady Messrs. Symington v notify to-day's rubber P> follows Spot 3
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    28 10 Before tru- D«rW a Chinese named T*» c with bein* m ptOMflrton I chandu and opium a both charges Bail w;* K^n <^ the cmp was postponed until 215t.
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    LORDS DEBATE INDIA POLICY.
    228 11 IjHIHI LLOYD'S FEARS. I1( |i ;I Not Ripe for Self(lovernment. l kid it) Official Service.] Rugby. Mar. 19. India m the House of Lord? Ited m the withdrawal of tht uth's motion asking Govern- -:«tegorlcal statement upon id' red indispensable safeguards. eld < Dominions Secretary), m
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    LIBERAL PARTY CRISIS.
    102 11 Important Developments Next Week. tUb Radio Official Service, i Rußby. Mar. 19. which <U velnped m the Liberal Mttnentary Party as n result of the deflection 4 Beaten dunnn the Commons division on ..its clause of the Electoral Hill. ;> -vpveted to reach a head next purr,
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    EXPRESS DERAILMENT.
    78 11 Driver Found Guilty of Manslaughter. Rcuter*! Service.) London, Mar. 19. roricr jury at Carlisle returned a daughter against John Eskdale. the Edinburgh-London express nu derailed on Jan. I. when three were i M Injured. tHipwed on hearing the verdict- He tted to trial <>ti a Coroner's warrant. It
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    R101 ENQUIRY.
    41 11 Kumours of Report only Guesswork. K«-uUr's Soviet- 1 London, Mar. 19. ol Cmmc.ns. Mr. Mac Donald. BftflßUel Huare. said the RlOl teVtfr? had not yet reported to the Thentav recent rumours as recontiinli of the report can r network.
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    SKELETON EXHUMED.
    76 11 itifefttian of 13th. Earl of Anmdei. [Beater's Wireloss Service/! London, March 19. UirbH since the 17th. century "uiti Castle, Sussex, (the seat Norfolk) the skeleton of Philip h bil ol Arundei. who became a A 1 >84. has been exhumed and I of tIM process ot beatinca"!it Duke
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    COMMUNISTS ACTIVE.
    19 11 Outbreak m Vera <■«*■! win-less Service] Jalapa. Vera Cru*. Har. 1». I hun *"a* tilled and two wounded
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    ANOTHER FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.
    110 11 SOLO ATTEMPT. Ex-R.A.F. Pilot's 9-Days to Australia Plan. fPREE PRESS SERVICE -COPYRIGHT] London, Mar. 19 I Vet another pilot has his mind set on the London-Australia record. It Is announced to- day that Mr. c. W. A. Scott, formerly a Royal i Air Force pilot, will
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    SOMEBODY BLUNDERED.
    216 11 Indignation m Spain Over Jaca Trial Sentences. IRejtrr'R Service. I Madrid. Mar. 19. i Unrestrained indignation over the death sentence on Capt. Sediles resulted m Captain Domingo being clapped m gaol for four to six months. The incident is symptomatic of the public feeling that "somebody blundered" m
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    JOLIET PRISON REVOLT.
    122 11 1,800 Convicts m Mad Rush. [Reuter'B Service] Joliel, Mir. 19. Later details of yesterdays rioting show that the insurrection was the culminating point oi a week's stifled r°bellion. The trouble originated m a chair factory where 180 convicts, as if by a pre-arranged signal, attacked the warders
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    PRIEST TRIES TO CALM CONVICTS.
    62 11 IReuter's Wireless Service.] Joliet. Illinois. M.ir. 19. When the riot was at itr> height a Roman Catholic chaplain calmly faced the convicts m an unsuccessful endeavour to t"lm them. Machinr guns and tear gas bombs however proved more effective and the guards finally forced the
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    CAYENNE RIOTS TRIAL.
    173 11 Mayor Declares 10.000 Should be m Dock. (Router's Wireless Service.] Nantes, Mar. 19. The trirl of fourteen Negroes arrested at Cayenne m connection with riots m August 1928. following the mysterious death of M. Galmot. Ls pursuing its turbulent course. A sensation was caused when M. Prevot,
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    SWISS LANDSLIDE.
    50 11 Forest Destroyed Hamlets Threatened. [Reuter's Wireless Service.] Berne, Star. 19. The well-known tourist region 20 miles south of Berae re>*mbles a battlefield after a bombardment as the result of a landslide, which carried away the beautiful foiest on the mountain slopes and Is now threatening the hamlets below.
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    THE ST. GEORGE'S BYELECTION.
    252 11 INDIAN ISSUE. "Gandhi and His Forces of Anarchy." r>aily Mail. [Reuter's Service, j London, Mar. 19. India Is playing a prominent part m the St. George's by-election, as indicated by a heading In the Daily Mirror, "stop Gandhi Laughing." "Put Petter m and save India." The
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    BROKEN RADIO MESSAGE.
    115 11 Anxiety for Overdue French Freighter. !R*»iittr- Far Eastern Service. Shanghai. Mar. 19. Anxiety is lelt here for the safety of a French freighter, Chang Kiang. which is now 48 hours overdue from Hong Kong and from which a broken off wireless message was received on Monday. The
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    THE VIKING DISASTER.
    149 11 Famous Airman to Search for Survivors. [Reuter'B Service) New York, Mar. 19. The airman. Bernard Balchen, hero of a number of famous flights, including RearAdmiral Byrd's trans-Atlantic and South Polar flights, is to participate m the search for the remaining survivors of the Viking. The weather prevented
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    WHEAT MARKETING.
    85 11 Regulating Argentine and Australian Crops. IReuter's Wireless Service.] Melbourne, March 19. Regulation of marketing Argentine and Australian wheat crops is suggested by the new Argentine Consul-General, who declares the chic' object of his mission is to get tho Federa 1 Government to reach an agreement with Australian wheat
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    BIG LOSSES.
    64 11 Lanes. Cotton Combine's First Year. (Reuter's Service.] London, Mar. 19. The Lancashire Cotton Corporation, formed last yeur, has issued its first balance sheet, showing a net loss of £162,368. of which £86.300 is accounted for by the writing down of stocks from cost to market price. The remainder
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    AGRA RIOTING.
    25 11 Man Killed m Communal Outbreak. (Reuter's Wireless Service.] Bombay, Mar. 18. One man was killed and seventeen injured during communal rioting at Agra.
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    WOMAN'S BODY IN A CAVE.
    232 11 PRIEST'S DISCOVERY. Man With Throat Cut Perak Tragedy. I From Our Own Correspondent. I Ipoh, March 19. A gruesome cave murder, which has hitherto baffled the police, has just been revealed at thr Gopeng Road Cave Ttir.ple. tferee miles from Ipoh. It appears that a
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    AVIATORS DETAINED.
    87 11 French Flyers m Trouble at Seoul. [Routers Par Easter:; Zrcvt&t.] Shanghai. Mar. 19. The aviators Burtin and Moenche hopped off at 5.30 this morning for Jar>"n. Seoul, Mar. 19. Burtin and Moonchr arrived here at 2.26 this afternoon. T ok i«i. Mar. 19. Press despatches from Korea report
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    CHINA BUDGET.
    68 11 Mr. Soong Estimates Bigr Deficit. IReuter's Par Eastern Service J Nanking. March 19. The Finance Minister (Mr. T. V. Soong) today submitted to the Central Political Council the budget for the Financial Year commencing July 1. Revenue is estimated at $Mex.500,000.000 and expenditure at $Mcx .640,000,000. of which
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    REDS RAID CITY HALL.
    69 11 Riotous Scenes at Dusseldorf. IReuter's Service.] Cologne, Mar. 19. Riotous scenes were enacted at Dusseldorl last night when a crowd of Communists attacked the City Hall and attempted to force their way into the meeting of the City Council. The police fired and seven civilians were
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    EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
    62 11 Distinct Tremors m Hong Kong. IReuter's Far Eastern Service- J Hong Kong, Mar. 19. Distinct earth tremors were felt throughout the Colony at 2.30 this afternoon, but as far as can be found out no damage has been done. The observatory recorded a fairly severe quake of which
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    THE CHINA OUTRAGE.
    36 11 Murderers Reported Captured. [Reuter's Far Eastern Service Nanking, March 19. A telegram to the Foreign Office from Yun-nan-fu states that the murderers of the missionary ladies have been captured by th? provincial authorities.
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    STENOGRAPHERS STRIKE.
    100 11 Sequel to Attack m Japanese Diet. TReuter's Far Eastern Service 1 Tokio, Mar. 19. All stenographers m the Lower House struck to-day with the result that the proceedings of the Diet came to a standstill. The strike is due to the riotous scenes during the recess yesterday evening,
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE IN CABINET.
    839 12 POLITICAL RUMOURS. Liberal Party Meeting Adjourned. SIX A. SINCLAIR'S RESIGNATION. I Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 19. Rumours of closer Liberal-Labour association and even the possibility of Mr Lloyd George accepting a portfolio m the Labour Cabinet wen rift this evening prior to the meeting of
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    BELGRADE BOMB OUTRAGE.
    56 12 Work of Foreign Agitators. H< liter's Wireless Service I Belgrade. Mar. 18. All the newspapers to-day describe the bomb outrages on Tuesday, which wrecked several public buildings and killed an officer, as the work of foreign agitators. One warns Jugoslavia's northern neighbour that "it is a danger,
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    46 12 Dr. J w Field. Medical Officer Larut. is leaving foi Kuala Lumpur on transfer as Malaria HcM-aich Oflici-i II ai the end of this month and he will be succeeded by Dr. Gordon, formerly Mt'dieal Officer. Larut. who «xi*('. j: i. k frn.n hOMM fmlouyh shortly.
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    "BREAKING UP THE EMPIRE."
    781 12 THE INDIAN POLICY. Another Outburst by Mr. Churchill. IReuter's Service.) London, Mar. 19. After frustration of Socialist efforts to entice tht. Conservatives out to India Gandhi is coming to London to discuss the best means of breaking up the Empire, but this time the Conservatives are
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    EX-KAISER'S BROTHER-IN-LAW.
    65 12 Zoubkoff Refuses to Leave His Dishes. IReuter's Wireless Service.) Cologne, Mar. 18. ZoubkofT. the former dish-washer who married the ex-Kaiser's sister, has refused the ex-Kaiser's ->fler to provide him with a villa and a pension If he gives up acting as a waiter m restaurants m Luxemburg which
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    TURCO-PERSIAN TENSION.
    64 12 Further Incidents on Frontier. ißeuter's Wireless Service. 1 Teheran, Mar. 18. Fresh troubles have broken out between the Turks and Kurds on the frontier near Mount Ararat. This has caused anxiety here as Kurdish raids across the frontier last year nearly ltd to the rupture of Turco-Persian relations.
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    CAPITAL SHIP BUILDING.
    118 12 FIRST LORD'S WARNING. Careful Examination of Problem Needed. [Reuter's Service.] London, Mar. 18. A warning against going too far m the direction of reducing the size of capital ships was given by Mr. A. V. Alexander (First Lord) m the House of Commons during the report stage
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    THE NAVAL AGREEMENT.
    55 12 America Not to Assist Drafting. [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Mar. 19. An a result of a long trans -Atlantic telephone conversation with General Dawes and Mr Dwight Morrow m London, Mr. Stlmson (Secretary of State) declared that it now appears unnecessary for the United States to participate m
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    THE JACA REVOLT.
    224 12 Death Sentence to be Commuted. I Reuter's Service. 1 Madrid. Mar. 19. In reply to Pressmen the Minister of Justice stated that m response to a telephone message to London, asking for clemency for Captain Sediles. King Alfonso has given an assurance that he will sign a
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    "INCOMPETENT & FUTILE."
    123 12 "INCOMPETENT FUTILE." Condemnation of New York Mayor. I Reuter's Service.] New York, Mar. 18. Formal charges that Mayor Walker had discharged his duties m "a wasteful and incompetent fashion" are made by the City Affairs Committee, whose report has been published by Governor Roosevelt. The Committee, which is a private
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    NO LIGHTS ON HULK.
    259 12 "Master of the Silvermaple Should be Censured/* The finding of the Court of Enquiry m connection with the Silvermaple Arratoon Apcar collision was to the effect that The Silvermaple had proper navigation lights exhibited and that the Arratoon Apcar did not have a light exhibited at
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    GERMAN BLAZING CAR CASE.
    167 12 MURDERER SENTENCED. ■v.y»«» «»voviI| HMHIIVV fcVJ AKUUtSV Crime. I Reuter's Wireless Service.] Kegensburg, Mar. 18. A trial strongly resembling the "blazing car" case m England, which resulted m the execution of Arthur Rouse "for the murder of an unknown man' ended here to-day, when sentence of
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    SIR WM. TAYLOR DEAD.
    257 12 Last Resident-General of F.M.S. Sir William Thomas Taylor, the last Resi-dent-General of the Federated Malay States, died at his residence at Vence. m the Alpes Maritimes. on Wednesday, according to a Reuter cable received yesterday morning. He was 82 years of age. Sir William's first Colonial
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    ANOTHER GAOL RIOT.
    145 12 Wealthy Convict m Illinois Outbreak. I Reuter's Service.] Joliet, Illinois. Mar. 19. Fire and rioting raged m the new Stateville Prison, one of the finest penal institutions m the world, following the arrival of the notorious boy murderer, Nathan Leopold, aged 19, and other prisoners from the
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    A BUYER FOR GENESIS.
    77 12 Epstein's Criticised Statue Sold. I Reuter's Wireless Service.] London, Mar. 18. It is revealed that the purchasers of Epstein's much criticised statue "Genesis" are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bossom. Mr. Alfred Bossom is an English collector and 'he architect for some of America's finest buildings.. He
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    NEW ORLEANS "BATTLE."
    46 12 Negrros m Conflict With Police. Reuter's Wireless Service. New Orleans, Mar. 18. Many shots were fired during a battle this morning between Negro longshoremen on strike and the police. The latter dispersed a disorderly meeting and arrested 115 persons, several being slightly injured.
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    DONETZ BASIN.
    67 12 10,000 Miners Deserted. {Reuter's Service.! Rigra, Mar. 18. Despite regulations forbidding the workers to' leave their posts at present ten thousand miners I have "deserted" the mines m Donetz Basin 1 during the last eight weeks, chiefly o^ing u> the deplorable housing and feeding. More stringent measures against
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    SEQUEL TO RUBBER CONTRACT.
    1248 12 £2,265 CLAIM. Brinkmanns Sue Lewis and Peat. A case of more than usual interest to local rubber circles began m the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice a'B. Tamil yesterday when Brinkmann and Co.. who unsuccessfully sued Chop He Seng Hin some time age m connection with
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    NEW YORK POLICE EXCESSES.
    80 12 WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES Beaton, Half Stripp,,, Assaulted. OFFICIAL ENQI IKY I Router's mm *m \.,rk. A harrownm MMOnt t» woman, tin- Npporter of and two children. q| bow were beaten, half^inp;, two plain-cloth.v, DOMBben i I squad" shocked the Snibury C is investiKatiiiß alienating despite the fact
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    HARSH CONDITIONS.
    75 12 "Like Siberia I'ndcr Czirkd Role." [Reuter's WkeJeaj ■bTfta Nxshville. TeiuiesMv Wir v The amazhur statrmna thai v: prisomi-s are handruiTed and Ml from petfs m the walls lor hour, been made by the Warden of TVPenitentiary and is now beta a committee of the Loßislaturo The Conuntttec hoe
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    COMMUNISTS' REVENGE.
    62 12 Savage Scene m llamhuru Parliament. I Router's Servio liamhur; Mir l« Savage revenge for the mun'. Henning was taken by Commuiust w the Hamburß Parliament this ;>.' soon as the House opened UM rushed the Nazis and Deal them ■>■ several were badly iniunrl before who were summoned,
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    IMPRISONED AMERICAN.
    75 12 New York Indignant at Chilean Action. ReuW' ■enrfci i \>W York. M tr. h I Indignation has been earned h nreport from Santiago de Chlk that v manager m Chile oi the Oeneral M coptance Corporation, Mr. L K. been sent to prison m coimtrtmr. againri the Corporation
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    THE DUTCH INDIES.
    40 12 Population of Sixt Millions. [Memerti Hcrvtoi I \m.\terd.im. W.n Holland has oueted Frame colonial iwwer m the WOrM A ceneui of itM j-ist poM of tho Dutch Indtol h mhmiooui.. i of the Itenen ootoniei dn 59.000.000.
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    LABOUR ARMY.
    32 12 Widcprcad Movr m Australia. (Reutrr's S< rvn Thr emtton <->f :< Iml dofvnd Labour's Idesh tM the Metropolitan Labour I I dded to organln dMiid country lti ortlt r t«< OOarf
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      GOLF TROUBLES.
      749 13 Rules for Ryder (up Team. The rtfl thai bM been created m British golf by what has how become known as the Henry Cotton case is likely to bo widened m tin- MM future, states Trevor WlgnsJ] m the Daily Express. Among those who support Cotton m In-,
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      LOST GOLF CUPS.
      241 13 Hagen and a Taxi Cab. Loss m America of thousands of pounds worth of trophies, souvenirs, jewels, etc., by the famous Australian airman, Bert Hinkler, recalls some interesting disappearances of golfing trophies. Some years ago, the late R. Wannamaker presented a magnificent trophy for the Anfirtaan professional
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      BILLIARDS.
      32 13 Wins for Davis and Newman. London. March 8. In a billiard match at Blackburn Davis beat McConachy. DavLs 8,514; McConachy 7,140. At Dundee, Newman (12,041) who received 3,500 boat Lindrum 11,123
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      THE F.A. CUP.
      240 13 How London's Last Hope Wont Oyt >TM L:iH m March ft. 1 f i was wir i by shop assistants and other Saturday worker who tesclged the grounds, the a«re?a<- i tendaac being 150 000. The ranoua Stamford Bridge carter trac* where the worlds Quest athletes have
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      MERCEDES GLEITZE CHALLENGED.
      118 13 Maori Woman Wants Another Contest. Although the expresses nothing but keen aporeeiation for the good sportsmanship of Miss Mercedes Gleitze, winner of the Manly £500 endurance swimming contest. Katirma Nehua. the Maori woman who finished second. Ls far from satisfied that the Channel swimmer is her superior
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      QUEENSLAND CRICKET.
      153 13 Outstanding Men m Shield Games. Only three Queenslanders scored over 200 runs m the Sheffield Shield. F. C. Thompson 475. P. Gough 301. and E. Bensted 266. Twenty men represented the State m the six matches. The eleven was changed too much to permit of the finest team-work
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      M.C.C. VS. WESTERN PROVINCE.
      49 13 Good Bowling: by Allom. Cape Town. M.ueh f). The following is to-day's closing score m the match between the M.C.C. and Western Province which commenced on Saturday. -M.C.C 254, 54 for 1; Western Province 316 <Goulden 75. not out, Deklerk 54. Allom I for 42. >
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      INDIAN CRICKET.
      37 13 One Test During 1932 Visit. London. March 9. Hope was expressed by the Lords Criekot Advisory Committee to-day thai Indi.i would visit England m the summer of 1932. when one Test match would be arranged.
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      RUGBY LEAGUE CUP.
      71 13 Draw for the Semi- j Finals. London. Mud. !>. The following is the draw for the wmi-flnala of the Rugby League Cup. to be played on IfUCh 28. York v. Warrington (at Leeds). St. Helens v. Halifax or Oldham (at Rochdale). OLDHAM AM) HALIFAX DRAW. In the
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      161 13 Commenting upon the fourth Test match between Australia and the West Indies the Sydney Referee says: Perhaps, instead of criticising the West Indies batting, it might be more accurate to praise Ironmonger's bowling. In 20 overt, seven maiden*, he took seven for 23. BnorHnf with the breeze, he kept a
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      693 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. DV T«A:X. <uula Mtittng. Pekan. Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. ani Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m fCota Tinggi. Seremban, Kuala J^umwur, Inon. T-.iping, Penang and Kedah and Lowtr Siam 6 a.L3 KHantan every Monday, Wednesday hnd Saturday 6 p.»n
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      32 17 Ith n ol the it till- (i I :th. J death; 3 d I death U 14 d 1 d ath; 3 1 )cra or 1 death. 1 4 cl'-tth.s
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      70 17 >' H k Mr. 'V v xi tfr. N. I Q r- Mr. r I b. M S. P. }i irC M I R. Mr and Mrs. N. on, Mr. J j hr, Mr. Mi J batik TodI Bn \gn Ml M. C. Mr. H late Mr. ',11
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      27 17 Its ik. < V V\ taned, Me:], of tl I which I t! if then ai the den t tea I b: nave pel
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      GOLD SHIPMENT.
      53 17 I' from I I emI by 1 d sent < prop rty v. :t arm the trana- hai the rxpn :•> titattoa will them back to China should f eirJiangeii MjiM poid tly sjore than $22,000,000. xpres.sed the opinion h ">- market would not be 1 >l!ir "t
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      WHALES AND WHALING.
      763 17 Pirsi Four-Letrged Land Anim-il mU b j: -.-rough he far 1 that 1 I of 1 of the a rver. and vert rtill remain a1 I ;i ni the hard old days 1 I 1 harpoons and othi rob from and I In the Bo m. r
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      OPIUM TRAFFIC.
      541 17 Organ! v bmpmentfl Prom Canton. Organised ti till .1 opium bet m Can- Id Exports, before Mr. Bcb Central Court when thn In lon ith i huge seizure cf l Tung en the !i p the had bt t Bon Kong m men Chu Yu:n wa i al
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    EUROPE'S SEVERE WINTER.
    249 18 In the Grip of Extreme Cold. Berth* Mar. v. The spell of extreme cold continues to grip Central Europe. Silesia reports temperatures down to 20 deg. below Zero Cent ie.nui' Interlaken is cut off from the outside word owing CO avalanches having de>troyi d the railv. ay
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    GERMANY'S REVOLUTIONARIES.
    155 18 Stringent Measures by the Authorities. Berlin, Mar. 7. The determination of the republican author.tit's to nip m the bud any subversive movenent h finding expression m the stringent measures bttaf taken against civil or military ■Tlctah openly siding with the revolutionary Jims of the National-Socialist Party. Thus it
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    86 18 Two arrests wore made last night by the Police, says Tresrliys TtaßM cf Malaya, m connr'tion with tin- daylight robbery on the Pa-n::i-Siputeh Road on March 2 when a Chinese. •r -vi-iii- X m a motor bus. was hvM up by his el* »<pMnpn and ro'jbed of *****, thg proH'^ci,
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    PLAGUE OF SUDDEN RICHES.
    275 18 "SWEEP" WINNER. "Life was Almost Impossible." Thousands of letters; hundreds of begging callers; a never silent telephone; life a nightmare of interruption. All that beciuse Mrs. Selina Thompson, proprietress of the Station Hotel, Worksop, won a £20.000 prize m the Irish National sweepstake on the Manchester
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    CHURCH PATRONAGE.
    601 18 liishop of Durham's Attack. The subject of patronage ltd to an animated discussion at the Church Assembly m the Church House. Westminster. The Rev. W. R. Johnson (Truro) moved that a committee be appointed to prepare a measure to enable, m certain cases, the right of patronage transferred
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    AMAZING REVELATIONS.
    67 18 100 Doctors Involved m German Case. Stuttgart, Mar. 7. The case against the well-known doctor and playwright. Priedrich Wolff, and a Woman surgeon for illicit operations on women assumes amazing proportions. It is stated that 350 women and 100 medical men are involved The case has started a
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    TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES.
    1101 19 TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES. REDUCING COSTS. |'lantint, r I'nder Modern Scientific Methods. meeting ol tn Tapah ed *i l h«*ld m the French Mr. W. H. Macfn-egor ;»r<- nt were: Messrs. C. V. d M indeU. .ption of tlw report and ac::.;m said: The y -nr under relk difficult MM and
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    CREDIT PROBLEM.
    136 19 "Biff Five" Confer m Europe. Paris, Mar. 9. The ftvt Qovrraon of th< bip Banks of issue, m the course of ollicial conversations, have taken up again the study of the problem of onti tern credits. Mr. Montagu Norman. Gov■rnor of the U:-ni; of England, defended his nggestion
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    AVER MOLEK REPORT.
    151 19 The uvtnty- first annual report of Ayer Molek Rubber Company to be presented at the meeting on afarcn list, m Malacca states inter alia. The loss lor the year was $7,296.84; Credit h.ihuui' brought forward 5h, 814.42. Balance to I*- carried forward $1.482 42. The comparative Tapping
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    £10,000,000 SOVIET FUR DEAL.
    97 19 £10,000,000 SOVIET FUR DEAL. A £10.000.000 deal has been concluded In London between Areas. Ltd.. the Soviet trading organisation, and the American group of Ettingjn, for the purchase of Russian furs, the deliveries to be spread over a period of five years and the payments to be made at the
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    To-Day's Price Changes.
    439 19 To-Day 's Price Changes. EXCHANGE RATES. March 19. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 213 ***** London 3 months' sight 2j3 ***** London, 60 days' sight 2 13 25|32 London 30 days' sight 2 13 314 London, demand 23 ***** London, T. T. 2 j3 lljio Lyons and Paris, demand 1430
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    938 19 THURSDAY, MAR. 19TH. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. LOANS. Spore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1926. red. 1556 66 $21\000,000 107>,; 10* c.i. Spore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1923 red. 1948-68 $21,000,000 106 10€% c.l. B'pore Municipal 4»4 p.c. of 1930. red. 1970-80 $2000,000 101 102 c.i 8.8. A P.M.B. 5
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    DUTCH RESTRICTION COMMITTEE.
    54 19 LONDON VISIT DELAYED. D.E.I. Governor-General to be Consulted. Reuters Service. Amsterdam, Mar. 1«». The newspaper Effectensblad announces the Dutch Rubber Committee has postponed its visit to London for a few days m order to give the Dutch Colonial Minister an opportunity of communicating with the Governor-General of
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT.
    180 19 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT. Singapore, March 1!). The rubber market presents a bit of an enigma and it is impossible to foretell 24 hours ahead, which way it may turn. News of the restriction conference is the chief factor m causing this uncertainty and Reuters report of a rumoured further
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
    163 19 Singapore, March 19. Another dull and uninteresting week falls to be recorded, the tendency being to await the result of the adjourned British and Dutch Rubber Committees meeting, which is to be held m London to-morrow. Although all three markets have been sensitive to restriction rumours, prices have
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    66 19 Bayers Sellers. RS.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 12 12 t Standard RS.S. on Tender March 12', 12 April 12 12 May 12 12 7 k April- June 12 12 7 July-Sept. 13 13 Tone of Market: Dull. Latest Cable:— London Spot sheet 3 13
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    MR. F. MAIR DENOUNCES TIN QUOTA.
    109 19 PENALISING MALAYA. AH Producers ShouM Have Had Full Details. [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRJUHT J London Mar. The annual mating of Gopeng Consolidated to-day adopted the directors" report ihowing a profit of £50 815 and proposing dividend ol 13 per cent. Carry forward will be
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    THE TIN QUOTA.
    264 19 Who is Waiting for Although, says the Malay Mail, the aetinp Senior Warden of Mines has officially informed the world that permission has been rec, ived from the Secretary of State for the publication of the draft Mining Bill, which should be introduced m the meeting of
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    ELECTRIC BULBS.
    85 19 Exchange of Technical Knowledge. I Rfiiter's Wireless Sorviciv I AiusiHtLun. Mar. 18. An taBHOOtIBf statement as regards thr future of the electric bulb industry Ls contained m a communication made to the Press by the Philips Company of Eindhoven. The company announces that it has concluded tor* term
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    FOUR YEARS' WORK WASTED.
    50 19 Failure of Tariff Truce Scheme. [HCUter*! Wireless Service (ienera, M;ir. IK. That four year* work ha* come lo naught was the regretful finding of the Cologne Eeononle Conference, vhteli to-day adopted without amendment or remark a protocol virtually recording the taltan of the Tariff True* scheme
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    RUBBER FOR ROADS.
    182 19 Malacca Chemist's Invention. HGFHGHH 1»m1...», Mar. I. Intcn.siv nsrairh work m QMiiwHHjij v it fi UM ii.sc of rabbet for road pavir.« has bMn fOlng on during the last few years but -though proKross i. s stated t« neounctac has not y«-t fetMl possible to plare t«rte]
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGBY GAMBLE.
    175 20 TIIK CALCUTTA CUP. Where Scotland Should be Superior. IR# uter's Wireless Service. London, Mar. IK. Once more the England .(lectors have gambled with new talent, this time m an endeavour to make history at Murraylleld on Saturday by winning im-ir in. -a murnatiimal lUggtr ■•tea hi M.uraylirld.
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    SWEEPSTAKE LURE.
    107 20 £2,000,000 Subscribed m Irish !Reut*-r:s Service.! I «.ii«f m Mar. 11l Tlif üb.s* ription list for the Irish Grand Mitional Bwmpitllc dooed at midnight, the total prtat Money betag approxtealely £1.100.000. The grand total Including granti to tiie hospitals, ripf IKI. and pri/«: money. i.s expected to tv-
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    57 20 Scottish League Results. i Renter's Service.] L. nden. Mar. IX. Results m Enylbh and Bcottilll LoagMC matches to-day were M follows: DIVISION 111 (Southern). Southern! 5. Exeter 1. DIVISION 111 (Northern). Kilmarnock I, Aberdeen 1. Rjhiimts l, Falkirk 0. Cowdentxath 3, St. Mirrt n 1. Hearts 1. Celtic
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    342 20 The following have been invited to play lor the S.C.C. at Cricket during the week-end To-morrow March 21st.. vs. Royal Air Force at Beketar 2.30 p.m. C. J. Bcmbroke. H. Gibson. A. F. Hunter, J. E. Jeans. W. M. Miller. W. J. Pearce iCapt). T. Iff. L. Redmond.
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    S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    98 20 S.R.C TENNIS TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. "B" Singles. i a. Ifftrctn vs. g. w. Aagua E. J. Wo<xlford vs. M. R. Marcus I;. Aortal vs. C. C. Davis. If. A 0 rctciro vs. P. H. cir Sou/;i d. j Di taut vs. c. s. Ifonteiro i) Leicester vs. p. Miuhado MONDAYS
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    TANGLIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    43 20 MONDAY'S TIES Mixed Double* Handicap. Mr. and Mrs. Cutler owe 4 v.s Mrs Goldie and Hudson owe. 15.4. l-.tduV p (Ml hies Handicap. Mrs. Drew and Mrs. MeMullan MN 15 2 vs Mrs. Temiuit and Mrs. Stephenson owe 15 2
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    THE 1931 CRICKETERS' ALMANACK.
    742 20 WISDEN'S. Principal Features of the Yellow Hook. Cricket enthusiasts who. like the writer, en- joy browsing over the statistical records of the game as well as finding pleasure m seeing cricketers m action, will find that the 1931 Wisden, the famous cricketers' almanack, which is now
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    260 20 Captain vs. President Team Match. The following are the teams representing ■Captain" nnd "President m the "two ball foulßUmei" match arranged for Sunday, Cap.amV tide players mentioned first: a.m. U. 30 S. C. Campbell and C. K. W. Joyce \s. R. Craik r.nd J. M. A. Lowson.
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    31 20 Jockey Sltiiib is row riding m Calcutta. He finished snond on Margin mi n the race for the Amin K aon Plate at Calcutta, which race was run ou February 27th.
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    EXHIBITION TENNIS AT THE S.C.C.
    660 20 ANDREWS IN ACTION. Davis Cup Player '{eaten by Bong Soo. The standard of local tennis was put to the test again yesterday when Mr. E. D. Andrews, the New Zealand Davis Cup player, figured m a programme of exhibition sets 0:1 the S.C.C centre court.
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    ATHLETICS.
    195 20 R.A.F. Team to Meet Chinese. The following are the R.A.F. competitors for the athletic meeting between the R.A.F. and a Chinese team to-morrow and Sunday: 100 metres: A. C. Dolphin, Cpl. McArdle. Cpl. Dnvies and Cpl. Dykes. 200 metres: A C. Dolphin, Cpl. McArdl-e, Cpl Davies and Cpl. Dykes.
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    CLAPTON ORIENT.
    78 20 London Club's Pathetic Struggle. London, March 7. That the pathetic struggle of the Clap' on Orient Club to keep going had been onded by 'he Arsenal, who. it was stated had taken over the Orient as a going concern, nu emphatically denied by the Arsenal manager Mr. Herbert
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    72 20 Glebe, as a team, finds it difficult to run into big figures (says the Sydney Referee). Charles Macartney, with 12 for 68 with impeccable length, routed them so thnt though Gordon made only 221 they won with an innings to ppare. Bowling unchanged Macartney (7 for 30). and Kelleway (2
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    LEAGUE POINTS FOR CHINESE.
    525 20 GUNNERS BEATEN. Last Minute Win After Fast Game. S.C.F.A .1; R.A. 0. The first division game on the Stadium yesterday afternoon between the R.A. and Chinese was a very exciting affair, the Chinese emerging winners after a last minute goal. The play throughout was of a
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    S.C.C. VOLUNTEER SNOOKER.
    131 20 The following are the ties m the S.C.C Volunteer Snooker tournament. TO-DAY. A. S. Banks and J. C. Grant vs. A. F. Hunter and C. M. Van Cuylenburg. Paul Storr and L. A- Williams vs. E. J. Riches and Roy S. Wilson. W. H. Pa? grave and
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    188 20 The following ties will be played on Monday. Championship Preliminary. E. A. Joy vs. E. Chevrington. 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.
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    99 20 Already 973 applications have been made by cricket clubs for the qm of one of the 358 cricket pitches m London parks. Pitches art allotted strictly m the order that the upplica tions come to hand. The charg? for a marked and prepared pitch is 3s. per match, and for
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