The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 April 1931

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press %0. 13,315. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1931. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    308 1 Mr. J. R. (lynw, Home Secretary, was to move the second reading: of the Sunday performance Regulation Bill m the House cf Commons last night Page 11Among farewell messages to Lord Irwin was a significant one from the younger generation of Europeans m BombayPage 11. The latest
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    THE BEAUTY OF SMOKE
    848 1 Smoke m its modern developments has become a portentous nuisance, a Python against whose coils the legislative Phoebus shoots his puny shafts m vain. With the part it plays m the production of fog, with the tonnage of soot which it deposits on the square mile
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      246 1 f,()OD MORNING aim: voi drinking -CROSSED KRIS" TEA? GROWN IN MALAYA. RAFFLES HOTEL j EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE WITH I MODERN SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS j TO-NIGHT I I DINNER DANCE 1 MONIA LITTER'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA 1 I GRILL ROOM 1 I SPECIAL DISH i g J ROAST CARRE MUTTON RENAISSANCE I i
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      295 1 '&®®®®®®®®d®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®(§^^ l EIROPE t? JHOTEL I I "Renowned by Recommendation" j I TO-NIGHT DINNER and DANCE TO-NIGHTi 1 MENU. I jg a Hors d'Oeuvre Varies ft Consomme Xavier S Creme Longchamps Rouget Doria x Mousse de Volaille en Aspic Epaule d'Agneau Nivernaise Falsan Rotl m Courgettes Provencale Pommes Dauphines S
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      170 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Avt farniture Page 1. Hotel announcements Page 1. Cinema advertisements Page 2. Jaeger wear at Little's Page 10 McNish's whiskies lead— Page 11. Notices, auction sales etc. Page 9. Borneo Motors want personal contact Pat?e 5. "CHRYSLER] LOW INITIAL COST j b tm ib iB SB *i *i
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      8 1 DRINK BIGIA TEA! CHEAP AND GOOD! MALAYAN GROWN
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    270 2 The following us the programme of drills up to and for week -ending, April 26th. Tuesday, 5 p.m. Malay Drill Hall. T < Malay Co., Drill and Weapon Training. 5.15 p m.. Drill Hall. "A" cM.G.) Coy.. Gun Drill— Fire Orders. A.G.D. Part I Instructional. 30 Yards
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    "UNE ODIEUSE CALOMNIE"
    136 2 U Denial of Unhappy Royal Marriage Under the heading "Une Odieuse Calomnle." the Independence Beige says: Several foreign newspapers announced the approaching divorce of Prince Humbert of Italy and the Princess Marie-Jose of Betjtum. The announcement was made noisily, but the information was accompanied by points of
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    MURDER OF LOVER
    114 2 Girl Sent to Prison for 20 Years Paris. Mar. 37. QtOfgeite Htdot a former boauly queen. wa> sinUncci to-day to 20 years 1 hard labour for having murdered her lover. Isaac Eiehisky. a diamond broker. O.u June Gth of last year Hedot stole up behind Eiehisky m
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      192 2 r~ m Everybody i Agrees That the Best food m Town, The most attractively- j presented dishes and The delightful Furnishing and Comforts are 3 Features of The CAPITOL! [restaurant] that have made it j Singapore's j j Most Popular j j Rendezvous Have you visited our new PALM COURT
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      242 2 VICTORIA THEATRE For One Concert Only Victoria Memorial Hall Thursday April 23rd 1931. Under the Patronage of The Consul General for France Mons P. A. BALLEREAU MAURICE MARTENOT I WILL GIVE A CONCERT DEMONSTRATION OF THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY ARTISTIC AND SCIENTIFIC MUSICAL INVENTION OF OUR CENTURY. FIRST AND ONLY PERFORMANCE
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      300 2 1 0.15 TO-NIGHT 9,s I CONTINUIN(J ITS RECORD SMASHING i;i"\ j j Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's OUTSTANDINGLY SUCCESSFUI |i PARISIAN COMEDY 1 I! THOSE THREE 1 II FRENCH GIRLS I j with !{j FIP^I D'ORSAY, CLIFF EDWARDS, REGINALD jjj DENNY AND GEORGE GROSSMITH. Next Programme S MORE THAN A STAR! i MORE THAN
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      264 2 THE WEEK Tuesday. 21st. Hißh Water. 12 35. 7.9 ft Football Div I. RA. vs. SCC at Stadium; Res. Div Chinese B. vs Malays, at SRC Div II Wearnes vs BAT., at S.H.B. Wednesday. 22nd. High Water. 00.05. B.G ft 13.14. 7.5 ft. Gammon. (Malayan MMttßf 12, Ocean Building. Football
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    THIS "MECHANISED" CENSUS
    1165 3 THIS "MECHANISED" CENSUS PINK FORMS How England's Population Will he Counted IBy British Air Mail London, April 2. The fourteenth national census will be taken on the twenty-sixth of this month (says the Evening News). Already the edict of the Re-gistrar-General has gone forth from Somerset House, ordering local registrators
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    54 3 The Gazette states that His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government has been pleased, wnder the previsions of section 3 of Ordinance No. 99 i Medical Registration*, to nominate Dr. \V. A. Young to be a member of th<? Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States Medical Council, vice Dr. G.
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    F.M.S. GAZETTINGS
    227 3 The following appointments lie notified m the F.MS. Government Gazette: Mr. A. G. Glenister to be an Unofficial Member of the Federal Council for a further period of three years; Mr. G. C. Stubbs to be a Survey Probationer, F.M.S. and S.S.; Mr. E. P. Hodgkln to be
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    30 3 Alt' r oJ y< m cc. the >»■ <M f Bfa»'a first buiW ra i Hf 1 iw)m-, has n-tin'd Se to IILS of direr front Lti dttrw m ntl BUflk.
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      308 3 To Protect Your nPIIF potency of Peps is due to the ingenious 1 idea of scaling within a silver jacket certain volatile chest-strengthening medicines Which are concentrated m every tablet. When you lot a Pep« dissolve m the mouth, the healing and „?j ft«rm-kilUnfc fumes ftiven off, arc breathed dxret
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      166 3 MADE IN LONDON nm 9bbk <•"■*■'^^vmSx^^^b w%i""-'">i*%Sp*'-^ '-'•**x&oBB bbb BBoTv '•fltiWjJffifl£lffi''''C*''*'' *-*-**Vrr-**'" *"'*^s>^SsBK^flßP^^^ BBb AVJ Aw/ I HBEp*- '-!^Bhß bßk' ■jflftftHl Bc^isv. w^ *^v'.''; *.->wShß BbO' Jfl^l "siw* l^* l^ 'J| Made Specially to Bpevcnt Sore *i t*«w>ats -tested and f§ ?fl- :!r: p approved fi»? tHe 9* ll*'.:^! successive
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    American Troops Capture Heights of Barrieourt
    2003 4  -  JOHN J. PERSHING PERSHING'S WAR HISTORY Driving a Wedge into the Defences of the Enemy By GENERAL [Commander-ln-Chief American Expeditionary Forces m the War.] THE last phase of the Meuse-Argonne operations was to begin November 1. The American Army was now able for the
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    ON TOP OF THE WORLD
    811 4 L Thrills of a Journey by Air Express London, Mar. 24. What is it like to make a journey high through the air m the saloon of a big. luxurious modern passenger-plane? By way of answering such a question, which is asked so often now.
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  • CUP FINAL FRENZY-AND FURY!
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      £20,000 ON FARES
      751 4 I 140,000 Plead m Vain For Tickets Birmingham, Mar. 26. If Cup Final tickets could be obtained by queuing up, Birmingham' would eclipse the scenes witnessed outside the Irish sweepstake offices m Dublin, but neither queuing, influence, nor money can secure one, says a Daily Express special
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      THE OFFICIALS
      95 4 Replay (If Any) at Aston The officials to take charge of the F.A. Cup final between Birmingham and West Bromwich Albion at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, April 25. were chosen yesterday at the meeting of the P. A. Council, m London. A. H. Kingscott (Derby) was appointed as
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    'DAREDEVIL' SAMSON
    81 4 A Daughter Born to His Widow Nearly two months after the death of Air Commodore Charles Rumney ("Daredevil"' Samson, it is announced, a daughter has been born to his widow at The Mansion, Leather" head, her family home. Mrs. Samson is the daughter of Mr. Herbert in'iST* 8
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    MUNICIPAL AIR-PORTS OF BRITAIN
    1374 4 MUNICIPAL AIR-PORTS OF BRITAIN FLYING DAY BY DAY Lieut-Commander Ulen Kfdsron* s Mission. London, March 25. A striking indication of the growth of "air consciousness" m this country is the fact, declared by a recent official report, that there are to-day no less than 167 English municipalities interested m the
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    A LION FLIES
    229 4 A false beard urgently required for a private theatrical performance m India was lately sent from Croydon m the cargo of an Imperial Airways aeroplane. A year or two ago the BBC. standard tuning-fork crossed to the Continent by air. Rail-and-sea transport might have damaged it. but
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    74 4 The Technical Subordinate 1: departments and private work ha\< a Technical Association of Iffctaya pose of encouraging the Much work m which they are engagx-d iW improving their professional knowl Kent. Principal of the Teehnu ii Kuala Lumpur. Ls Presid»>u( and retary is Mr. N. A. K. Nair BIM tion
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    SINGING CLERK'S £2,000 A WEEK
    719 5 30s. AND COURAGE "Bitter Sweet" Hero on Happy London Days Just five years ago George Metaxa was an unknown secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture at Bucharest, m his native country. His pay was U~»e equivalent of 30s. a week. He knew two songs. He
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    NEW YORK TRAGEDY
    211 5 English Couple Shot Dead New Ycrk, March IT. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dwyer. a British couple employed by Mr. Jcic^h Patterson. th-> newspaper publisher, were found shot dead m cheir room m Mr. Patterson's Park-avenue home today. A wireless set was playing jazz music m the
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    151 5 As a protest against what they allege to be "Police persecution." a large number of Penang Chinere hawkers, hand-cart pullers and ricshamen "downed their tools* yesterday morning and marched m a body to Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe rays the Straits Echo. Explaining their grievances, they told Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe
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    FORTUNE FOR RESEARCH
    271 5 £1,243,578 Estate of Mr. Montague Napier A vast fortune, estimated eventually to amount to £700,000. has been left for research into the cause and treatment of cancer by Mr. Montague Stanley Napier, the famous motorc ir and airplane engine designer, who died at Cannes, France, on January
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    37 5 Mr. W. H. Wood, who, since his return from leave m December has been m Ipoh as Assistant District Officer, has suffered another breakdown In health, and is now m hospital m Seremban, says the Malay Mail.
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    EAST ASIATIC CO. CHANGES
    183 5 I Mr. If. Mikke'scn Transferred to Bangkok Mr. H. MikKeisen. manager oL the Singapore branch of the East Asiatic Company and Danish Consul, sinee 1 1326 (he came to Singapore as JUb-mrnagec two years before) left by the' Katon? yesterday morning on transfer to Siam. where
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    MALACCA ITEMS
    110 5 Diamond Jubilee Scholarship Award From Our Own Correspondent Malacca. April 19. Malacca amateurs gave a good Cabaret show at the Malacca Club on Saturday night and played to a capacity house m uid of the European Unemployment Fund. The Diamond Jubilee Scholarship awarded to a student from Malacca
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    POINT OF LAW
    115 5 Representation of Limited Company !F: m Our O: v. Pern •>. ndent] M. il.u ia. April 11». An Interesttnf point of Law was dv closed iurn.R last week at the Magistrate's Court. HalftCW Electric Lighting. Limited sued one consumer for current supplied and the Company was repnteuttd
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    TREES WHIPPED FOR BAD CROPS
    74 5 Mexico City. Peon farmers near Texacoto. Mexico, have chastised their fruit trees beciu.<e they bore a poor crop last ytar. with |£m admonishment that they do better next scascn. Th occasion I was accompanied by gay festivit'es After native d.inces. a group of tin best
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    90 5 In connection with th' f«MI of Sf dt la Salle. Founder of the order of Christian Brother*, Reunion Dinner oi Old JoM-phians will bo hold at the MBgapOTC Catholic Club on Saturday May lfith at 8 pin '1 he dinner is open to all old boys of all Christian Brother's
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      140 5 Lifebuoy guards his health at home and school l^jjy f 4SB' >j *^l* |h itebuoy is armed a convenient toilet size for bathroom BEARINGS? I /^ST^ Thrust HliMll Roller I It ~i J i We Stock Them 1 RANSOME and MARLES I RUDGE WHITWORTH 1 HOFFMAN j! I TIMKEN I
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      318 5 II MILK What Kind? H| BL— Vf OES their milk supply come from m^^^^^m^m^mw& fBW&rR dairy stock that is rigidly inspect- I Efl [W ed Is il produced under safe and MM Bjf V lit hygienic conditions vi^tffl S4I X C S g B This is the milk your children
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    £100,000 LOST IN WEST END PLAYS
    834 6 LONG LIST OF FAILURES Fate of Cochran's New Revue a Bitter Blow London. Mar. 24. The failure of "Cochran's 1931 Revue. which has just been withdrawn from the London Pavilion after running there for only nine days, is the latest and one of the
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    A COURT SITTING
    87 6 The Policeman on the Ventilator A doctor giving evidence m the King's Bench Division remarked that it was bad for the health to get into a stuffy atmosphere such as that of some courts. Mr. Justice Horridge: But judges are longlived. Mr. Dv Parcq. K.C., mentioned that
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    57 6 The world depression did not affect the sale of matches as appears from the just published gross earnings of the match king, Ivar Kreuger's concern, which is given at 122 million kroner against 108 m the preceeding year. Moreover, the report states there is every reason to assume that the
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    SOLICITOR EJECTED FROM AN INQUEST
    453 6 PROTEST IGNORED Trouble Over Question Put to Witness After a scene wHh Dr. Cohen, the Wembley coroner. Mr. Edgar Hiscocks, a solicitor, was ejected.from court by three policemen. I The coroner objected when Mr. Hiscocks put a question to a witness about drunkenness, and the
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    MALAYA IN LONDON
    569 6 Latest Personal Items I From Our Own Correspondent i London. Mar. 26. Last Monday the announcement appeared m the Times of the death of Sir William Thomas Taylor iI.C.M.G. Sir William was 83 years of age and I gather that heart failure m Southern Prance was the
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    CRUEL HOAX
    291 6 Sydney VVoman Victimised Sydney. A malicious practical joker has been responsible for untold trouble and inconvenience to I woman In D;irlinghurst during the past f?w weeks, and lias, incidentally, hampered the work of fire brigade*, ambulances and tradespeople. Mrs. Russell, who conducts a garage, thought that the first
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    52 6 The prospecting of land by the owner or other person m authority m Malay reservations m the F.M.S. Ls now prohibited by an amendment to the Mining Enactment passed at the meeting of the Federal Council, the reason given being that such operations resulted m a lot of unsettlement m
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    "FROM SCHOOL TO WORK"
    142 6 Lord E. Percy on the N «■«*<* of Advicr Lord Eustace Percy spoke on to Work" at a meeting MTMIgWI tional Institute of Industrial V *kt Mitford House <lent by Mr n:u 6mith». Miss Ishbel Mai i > Lord Eustace Percy said th;\t ire danger to-day
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    DIVE FROM SEINE BRIDGE
    129 6 Strong Swimmer's Sun i<*«Failure I\in> W The inad\ lability for stroii commit suicide by drawing «a ParLs yesterday At fcbOUt ten morning man walked down la Concorde, took oil his coat, on the parapet and jumped I A few seconds later tin- crowd spectators were astonished
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      258 6 Here's Health and FREE GIFTS! rOR 2 5 WRAPPERS (LARGE SIZE) OR 50 VT RAPP E R S (SM ALL SIZ E) A SOLID silver comb, a case of dainty- fisti eaters, an anractive preserve jar, and a well-made cigarette case —four of the 29 FREE GIFTS for those who
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      93 6 f^/J^W Results are indisputable. Te.Mr Kj BMiS/^rj received the world over point t ls su P reme for remo\inn f pimply conditions from th y^j^B^f Soothing, non-smarting, skin mg il P rovides all t*>at is iJtt^s**^^^sU^^ Jj roubles— large or small. B^^f (^oW^^jM P 119 &4! t When Ordering I
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    THE OPIUM PROBLEM IN FAR EAST
    6637 7 Malayan Conditions Reviewed VOLUMINOUS LEAGUE OF NATIONS REPORT The full report of the League of Nations Commission which exhaustively examined the opium problem m the Far East, and whose recommendations we have afready published, is a voluminous publication of 158 pages. The report deals
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      395 7 \ll I I i vTj v 4^ J_ v. Gloriously Alive —Always I Not a care m the world they can dance all night because they are gloriously alive— gloriously healthy and fit. Hall's Wine has •upplied them with both mental and physical reserves of power, which enable them to
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      40 8 WATERPROOF CANVAS. and Tarpaulins of First-class British manufacture, including stitching wi?h eyelets and rope complete D PRi a^S W^V a S, V o a^A C ce E d Write for quotations. MOHD. BIN HOOSAINSAH, 66, ROBINSON ROAD. Phone No. 2454.
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      203 8 .1 Ijjljl Ui I iluiilli' I nientswliicli i'i\r |».,,i I miw 11 f I i I I f nconditftm-iily, 5^ -rs— i Distrtnut Vfl^H 22 Raffles PI X^^Ht MADE l\ |f, s, x Ringworms On Scalp Had to Shave Head Cuticura Healed We had to shave our little boy'i h
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      409 9 gUSINESS CARDS. FUNERALS. HINC.APORE CASKET CO. N#f 1 1, PenhM Boa*. ,g Street— Phone If7i. se m Experienced help masseuse. |Ko \l 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. ,«> Middle Road, Colonial Garage, Phone 3729. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H NUGENT BCCKERIDGE Hlfhr ,t CUM Work— Lowe.t lUtei l\\Dl AW BUILDING— 'Phone
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      650 9 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders are 3 l now Invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices i Sale of 4,200 ibs. Scrap Brass, SCO lbs. Scrap Brass Dust, 80
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      636 9 NOTICES. NOTICE. Entries for ihe following examinations (Juno are received by the Local Secretary, up to April 30th 1931 Institute of Book-Keepers Institute of Commerce Phonetic Institute (Shorthand) Apply Mercantile Institute. 3. Victoria Street. THE TANGLIN CLUB. Notice is hereby given that THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS will
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      557 9 AUCTION SALES. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE of HIGH-GRADE WELL-KEPT MAGNIFICENT DESIGN WALNUT AND MAHOG ANY -STAINED TEAK Dining, sitting and bedroom furniture m perfect condition, valuable pastel drawings m massive teak frames, curios, oscillating table fan. Europe made child':, motor car. full size white enamelled iron bath with taps, crockery, glassware,
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      501 9 BY ORDER OF THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALS OF 25 lots of valuable freehold building allotments .situate at Al-Junied Road off O*yliing Road, next to the Methodist Mission Church and School, near Sims Avenue, Singapore., aroa 1,765 sq. ft., 1,983 sq. ft. and 1 440 <-q ft. each lot. Lots
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH
    20 10 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH BARBOUR— On 18th inst. at 388 Barker Read, to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Barbour. a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1931. A SINGAPORE TRADE ENQUIRY
    820 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1931. A SINGAPORE TRADE ENQUIRY There is a time for speaking and a time for silence, and to be perfectly frank we feel that as regards the enquiry into shipping conferences suggested by the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, this is preminently a time for
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    1159 10 Mr. Colgan, late A.C.P.. Kajang, has arrived m Klang and assumed duties as A.C.P., m place of Mr. T. F. H. Kemp. Mr. D. R. A. Hoblyn, well-known m Malayan cricket, hockey and Rugby circles, goes on leave by the Hector on Wednesday. The current number of Tourism deals with
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE
    30 10 Donations previously acknowledged $22,561.78 "Anonymous" K.L. (monthly) 500 F. J. Munday-Hare 50.00 "Anonymous" 10.00 Members Kelantan Sports Club 65.00 H. C. Butler (monthly) 10.00 I Total $22,701.78
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    THE PENANG HAWKER PROBLEM
    59 10 The Pinang Gazette understands that as a result of the Conference between the Chief Police Officer and the Municipal Commissioners (Messrs. G. W. Bryant. Khoo Sian Ewe and W. D. Home) the Chief Police Officer gave an assurance that extreme care would be taken m regard
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  • NEWS FROM THE COURTS
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      INQUEST RIDER
      197 10 Hospital Death In Misadventure The Coroner. Mr. F Q. Bourne hsu the following remarks to hLs finding nection with the death of a Chim-sr hi at the St. Andrew's Hospital recently m Death was due to burns and v n erbi On April 3. at about 8.10 am
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      TAMIL AFFRAY
      218 10 Police had to deal with an affray b?Ue<n Tamils m Serangoon Road on Sunday evenm While attempting to restore order, Inspector Issac. one of the first police offic rs r 0 lrrm at the scene, was hit by a brick thrown by 'one cf the rioters. He Ml,
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    LAW NOTICES
    59 10 Tuesday April Before Mr. Justice Sproule I \<'<nc hirf Justice) m First Court: Yap Ann Pio Tai Mutual Fire and Marine Imun Ltd. J. B. Westerhout vs. S. T. Ri Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m Second Court: Judgment Wee I.ian Neo vs. Wee Kah Keng and Wee
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    TEXACO AVIATION HONOUR
    182 10 Messrs. William Jacks and Co local agents for Texaco DfOdttCtS, int< rm us that the 1930 Trophy Of the IJgUC Internationale des Aviateurs" has been awarded to Capt. Frank M. Hawks, the BuperfataM of the Texas Company's Aviation his spectacular and outstanding dunn I that year and
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    STRAITS PRODUCE
    188 10 The effects of the depress 1. blame, but the current numbe: ot duce. which made its tpptaniM* falls short of some of its m quality. Inevitably, present Malaya must have made inroads circle of contributors who have pal the production of Malaya's Punch and due allowance must be
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    13 10 The Hon. Dr. A R Welling Wellington left Hon« KM* Empress of Asia.
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      170 10 MacgregorCaldbeckaC 0 lonoon a. Glasgow SOLE IMPORTERS. CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD., (Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinances of Hong Kongt. {Incorporated m Shanghai* 90 ROBINSON ROAD. TELEPHONE 6228. BY SPECIAL ftff 'jAI *$&1 HM THE KING APPOINTMENT TO F SIAM POPULAR STYLES IN ENGAGEMENT AND ALL DIAMOND SET PLATINUM WEDDING RINGS.
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      70 10 M I V Mm Mm i H A CORONER recently stated that silk stockings have prevented many a motoring accident. On the other hand, they have ricked many a man's neck. What about a GAFLAC ACCIDENT POLICY. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480. i
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    COOLIDGE'S NICARAGUAN POLICY
    81 11 COOLIDGE'S NICARAGUAN POLICY PRESS CRITICISM Latin-American Praise for Departure New York, April 20. merican newspapers of all political conttaMM to criticise, more or less the so-called reversion of Mr. policy concerning Nicaragua, the s,,me parts of Latin America is lnpraise the departure. La Nacion. applauds the new policy and t
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    AZORES REBELLION
    93 11 hsurgenfei Escape to Canary Islands Pfßeutcr's Service] LLsbon. April 19. rnment announces that the m Ponte del Garda. Azores, surrenmorntaf with the exception of a iped to the Canary Islands aboard iIIKKAT TO ATTACK MADEIRA Lisbon, April 10. rial representative of the Portuguese t aboard the cruiser Vasco
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    GERMAN REDS ACTIVE
    75 11 Serious Disorders m Westphalia (Router's Service] Berlin. April 19. O tnmtmista were killed and four Injured and five police were injured collision between Communists and police it Hamm m Westphalia authorities gave permission to 150 Comists to march to the cemetery to commeCommunists kiliod m disturbances m
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    HONDURAS REVOLT
    73 11 L Capital Sheltered by Mountains {Router's Service) Washing-ton, April 20. The revolution against the Liberal Government of President Colindres has so far been confined to the northern coast of the Honduras. Three United States cruisers have been sent 1 protect foreigners. c revolutionists are led by General Ferrara.
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    TOWNSHIP SACKED
    34 11 Savage Raid by Mexican Bandits Reuters Service Jeronimo. Mexico, April 20. were killed and 20 wounded m a raid bandits, who sacked the township of The killed include six bandits and •man
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    92 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RIBBER PRICES PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London, April 20. srs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons tfy to-day's tin prices as follows Spot £113 316 (£ll2 15 16). Foracl £112 9 16 (£ll4 5 16). The market is easy. ssrs. Symington and Sinclair iiy to-day's
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    CITY OF CAIRO
    59 11 Australian Plane to Take Over Mails Brisbane, April 19. an- being made to convey Cairo*! mails from Kupang to 1 ta plane b -longing to the Australian Airy.ays Company, cf which Air-Cor-n Smith is tbe head. Sydney, AprU 20. niatider Kingsford -Smith is taking th«B Cross to
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      HUPEH OUTRAGE
      37 11 Women m Red Bandits' Hands IReuter's Far Eastern Service] o M l*«*injr, April 20. r«nt Xin 8 ch Hupeh. on Friday and two H merlCan Citi2en Esther Nord^nd All three belong to the Swedish Mission.
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      REV. K. N. TVEDT FREED
      35 11 No News of Captured Companion TReuter's Far Eastern Service] Hankow. April 20. Ihe American missionary, the Rev X N Tvedt. has been released and is expected m Hankow this evening.
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      724 11 A Condemnation of the U.S. Government The Far Eastern Review gives prominence to the following condemnation of the attitude of the American Government m regard to the crpture of Mr. Tvedt and the Rev. Eert Nelson: "The American people are seriously concerned over the leng-continued captivity of missionaries
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    RECORD BREAKERS MEET
    56 11 Kingsford Smith Greets Scott I British Radio Official Service] Ragby. April 20. When Mr. Charles Scott, the London airman, who on a Gipsy Molh recently created a new England- Australia flight record reached Sydney yesterday, one of the first to greet him on landing was Air-Commodore Kingsford
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    SUNDAY PERFORMANCE BILL
    184 11 FATE IN BALANCE Mr. Clynes to Move Second Reading f British Radio Official Service] Rugby, April 20. Great public interest is being taken m the fate of the Sunday Performance Regulation Bill, which comes up for second reading to-night. The Bill's object is to restore what was
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    FAREWELL TO VICEROY
    205 11 Significant Message from Younger Generation [British Radio Official Service] Rugby, April 20. Apart from the pageantry which attended the departure of Lord Irwin and the arrival of his successor to the Viceroyalty. Lord Willingdon. events m India have been notable for many striking indications of the esteem
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    ADMIRALTY CHANGES
    101 11 New Representative to League [British Radio Official Service] Rugby, April 20. The Admiralty announce that Admiral Sir Henry Buller has been placed on the retired list at his own request. Vice-Admiral Sir Murray Anderson is to be Admiral. Rear-Admiral Arthur Dalton to be Vice-Admiral, placed on the retired
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    CRUISER REFITS
    35 11 Dorsetshire to Relieve Hawkins [British Radio Official Service] Rugby, April 20. The cruiser Dorsetshire, which is to relieve the Hawkins as flagship of the second cruiser squadron, completed her refit at Devonport today
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    SPANISH REPUBLIC
    31 11 Recognised by Argentine Government Reuter's Service Buenos Aires, April 20. The Government of Argentina has recognised the Spanish Republic. Brussels, April 20. Belgium has recognised the new Spanish Government.
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    KING ALFONSO'S PLANS
    100 11 Son to Enter Dartmouth Naval College Reuter's Service J Paris, April 20. King Alfonso is going to London to-morrow to arrange the entry into Dartmouth Naval College of his third son, Juan, who arrived m Naples from Gibraltar and is going to London. King Alfonso will visit
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    RUBBER STOCKS
    22 11 [FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London, April 20. The following are the latest rubber stocks: London 85.704 tons; Liverpool 51,221 tons.
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    NAVAL DISARMAMENT PARLEYS
    237 11 FRENCH PROPOSALS Britain's Strength Half that of 1914 [British Radio— Official Service] Rugby. April 20. It is reported a representative will come frcm Paris to-night with the latest French proposal:. Speaking en naval disarmament during the week-end, the First Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. A. V. Alexander,
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    EXTRALITY AGREEMENT
    96 11 Questions m the Commons [Reuter's Service] London, April 29. In the House of Commons Mr. J. S. WardlawMUne (Worcester) asked whether the British Minister m China had instructions to sign any agreement with China. Mr. A. Henderson replied that Sir Miles Lampson was now negotiating regarding exfatoriality but
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    NICARAGUAN TROUBLE
    63 11 Two British Subjects Killed [Reuter's Service] Lcndon. April 20. In the House of Commons Mr. Henderson stated his Majesty's Charge d'Affaires had cabled reporting that the Nicaraguan rebels were retreating inland after being attacked by the National Guard, whose officers state the situation is now controlled. Mr. Henderson
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    PRICE OF RUBBER
    50 11 Possibility of Lower Level [FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] Lcndon. April 20. The papers agree that until the low price of rubber affects output there is very possiblity of a still lower level being reached. Existing stocks m England alone would meet the world's requirements for two months.
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    BUD WALLEY WINS
    70 11 Popular Victory Over Young Siki [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, April 20. Bud Walley beat Young Siki of Liverpool on Sunday at Kilbum over 15 rounds on points. The bout was fought chiefly at close quarters. Walley boxed well and the win was popular. There was little
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    THE SCREEN
    335 11 The Squeaker at the Capitol The Capitol Theatre opened last night with the Squeaker, an adaption of Edgar Wallaces famous mystery nr r el which was directed and produced at the LBQB Studios m England by the famous author himself. The picture itself is a masterpiece of British
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    HONDURAS IN REVOLT
    174 12 THE FEVER SPREADS American Warship Despatched BRITISHERS IN DANGER ZONE Router's Service. 1 Bcstcn. April 20. The rewjlutionary ItVCr has 1 cached Honduras According to win less reports revolt flared up at Piogreao at two o'clock this morning, and sevtral hundred armed men art' at present marching
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    468 12 T.S. Airman Four Days Afloat m Pacific New York. Mar. IA. The Hamburg -Amerikn steamship Cerigo brought into Buenaventura. Colombia, yesterday Mr Verne Warren Harshman. chief aviation pilot of the United Stales Navy, whom she had found on Sunday m the open Pacific adrift m a
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    THE GRAF ZEPPELIN
    183 12 Mail Dropped at Jerusalem Cairo, April 11. The Graf Zeppelin started for the return journey to Friedrichshafen en Saturday night before sundown, hiving previously completed a cruise over Palestine, m the course of which the dsrifMe appeared at noon above Jerusalem. There it diepped mail, and there
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    TOWN DESTROYED
    92 12 Over 2,000 Homeless After Burma Blaze Katißoon, Mar. 27. Over 1.000 peopl, are bometaai m the town of Pakokku, m Upper Burma, a;, a result of two disastrous fires. ™Zv c Ss£ thC fhv ta hich n^ny pukka buUdtoc we IL destroyed, amounted to Ks. 40 lakhs. Mva
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    SUM'S RED CROSS DRIVE
    1148 12 MEMBERS WANTED j The Prince Regent's Interest I From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. April 16. The first week m the New Year is now devoted to the effort of the Red Cross Society m its drive for furth?r popular membership ?nd by means of exhibitions and
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    NEW MOVE IN TRAFFIC WAR
    495 12 COACHES TO FIGHT Objections to Parallel Routes IBy British Air Mail] London, April 2. War has broken out afresh between the railways and the motor-coaches on the question cf long-distance services. Yesterday an emergency meeting of motorccach proprietors was called m London to discuss the
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    M. C. FOR OFFICER
    171 12 Bravery During Afridi Raids on Peshawar Peshawar, Mar. 30. His Excellency the Ccmmander-in-Chief this morning, before a large and distinguished gathering, presented a new standard to the Poona Horse at the new polo ground at Peshawar. The standard is surmounted by a silver band bearing a
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE
    41 12 Reported Intention to Visit Russia London, April 13. The evening Press features a report that Mr. Lloyd George intends visiting Soviet Russia m September, to study conditions at first hand, and especially the progress of the five yearsplan.
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    194 12 m London, Copenhagen and Berlin, to say nothing of Paris and Rome, is going to kill the romance of the east. The iron horse, radio, and the wireless phone m this country have now knocked the big end out of happiness m business. Time was when a timber wallah good-bye
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    TEN ATTEMPTS TO FLY PACIFIC
    1105 12 AMBITIOUS SCHEMES American Woman Among Aspirants Tokyo, Mar. 23. No less than ten persons, so far as is known at present, are this year planning the conquest of the Pacific. It would be necessary to remember, m this connexion, that the Pacific has, m a
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    STABILISATION OF SILVER
    495 12 CABLES TO LONDON Shanghai Chamber of Commerce Acts Shanghai. April 10. A disclosure that the British Chamber of Commerce m Shanghai has recently addressed a cable to responsible authorities m London, strongly urging that an attempt be made to secure international action for the stabilisation of silver
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    19 12 Commodore Kingsford Smith's Mghl aeroplane), but who was killed when Ihc piano crushed near Sydney a week a"o i
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    A DENIAL
    395 12 Reported Plans Said to be a Myth Shanghai. April >V Some HBUmmrt has been caused m wellinformed circles m Shanghai as a result of a denial by Reuters Agency that the proposed Sigh) 1 Major F. N. Sehumaker and Lieut, j Robert Short across tht> Pacific m a
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      RUMANIA'S WATCHWORD
      122 12 Kind's Tutor Form* Cabinet A Ql ASI-DICTATOHsiii,. I Renter's Servi, ■■•■arm Dri i A fortnights laborloui Cabtnet-i were scrapped with dramatic wddeni m. Tituiesco. mnifter m Load King specially summoned, had task of forming a broad OoaUtioi M. Tituiesco declined Carol's eleventh-hour request to tain personality iM. t
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      ESCORT FROM AMERICA
      298 12 To Take Hack Woman Hold for Extradition An escort is due to arrive take bark Mrs Jong She*, tarm I fornia. who has boon detained m Hag for several weeks on extradition She is wanted In America m corn the alleged embezzlement of 0535.00€ She was again
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      LANGUAGE BAR
      147 12 Ignorance of Hindustani Amcoj South Indians K.ir.i.hi. M.»i :< At the Pnmwas Subjects Oaaunltta to-day Mr. Gandhi admmistt red I ■ectto'j of netnbei ptrially ftn n i on their Ignorance of Rtakhntan] tl of n part of tht prwfftftngl Ml 0 characterized it ;«s the tyranny of I
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      WIRELESS RECORD
      69 12 850 Words a Minute Between Ftty* and Paris i. Ipril I The Nagcya Wireless Si rd a recotd for wttelcM comn unicat m transmitting its mr >.• T)ie maximian capacity of tnu Na^oya Station has hiUn b I 500 words per minute, but I was extended to ;^s
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      LAO PRINCES IN FRANCE
      60 12 Annatnitr Vlsiten Arrive The dMUftun Reunli has armed. biin;'in« the I 10 I Vathana. Kair.p-.m. Khamm li m. sons of the Kin;* ol I lian Sayan» YMthana i., fotai to I Franc-r. tad hi:; tlmv brothl continue theirs m Paris The Cap Padaran of the arrived
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      RUGBY LEAGUE
      270 13 Easter Holiday Results London, April 3. The following are the results of matches played under Rugby League rules to-day. Barrow 5, Halifax 6. Bradford 0, Broughton 36. Bramley 0. Wigan H. 0. Peatherstone 6, Castleford 22. Hull K. R. 11, Hull 5. Keighley 7. Hunslet 26. Leeds 23,
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      DUKES SET UP A RECORD
      251 13 Army Rugby Cup Won Without Conceding A Point The Ist Duke of Wellington's Regiment M? up a record for the Army Rugby Cup competition at Aldershot when they defeated the Training Battalion of the Royal Engineers from Chatham m the most one-sided final since the
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      BARONET'S DEATH
      92 13 Big Game Hunter Found Shot London, April 6. The septuagenarian big game hunter, Sir Robert Grenville Harvey, was found shot dead m his bedroom m his home at Langley Park, Slough. [Sir Robert was the second Baronet, having succeeded his father m 1887. His wife was the eldest
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      SCARCITY OF ENGLISH WILLOW
      205 13 Bat Manufacturers' Difficulty London, April 8. At the opening of the cricket season, bat manufacturers are confronted with the difficulty of obtaining suitable wcod. There has been a shortage of willow trees for several years and the situation has now been made more serious by the
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      COMPOSITE TENNIS CHAMPION
      116 13 A Big Cochet Flavour A composite lawn tennis champion was chosen by William T. Tilden. m an article appearing m the February issue of American Lawn Tennis. Here are Tildon"? choices: John Doeg's service. Henri Cochet's forehand drive. Rene La Coste's backhand drive Jean Borotra's overhead play.
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      ALL THE YEAR ROUND
      127 13 Arthur Richardson Off to England Again Members of Australian and English Xls sometimes play through three seasons without a break, but Arthur Richardson, the one-time S.A. cricketer, has plnyed cricket for ten months during many years past. the other two months of the year being spent
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      YOUTH AND DAVIS CUP
      256 13 The Davis Cup contest will shortly be animating the lawn tennis world m four continents. Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. Australia, for the time being, has withdrawn through deficiency m playing strength Australia's part m the Davis Cup within che past two years has been bitterly
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    BENBOW'S LAST VOYAGE
    516 16 Off to Wreckers' Scrap-iron Yards Plymouth, Mar. 25. H.M.S. Benbow, the war-scarred veteran of the Battle of Jutland, leaves here to-morrow for the Firth of Forth to be broken up. I visited the derelict man-o'-war this afternoon as she lay alongside the Quay at Devonport, rusty and
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING
    243 16 Per Hector sailing on Wednesday: Hon. Mr. A. G. Glenister and Mrs. Glenister. Mrs. F. H. L. Perl and child. Mrs. N. L. Selley. Mr. and Mrs. J. French. Mr. and Mrs. H. Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Atkins and infant, Mr. Paul M. Blum. Mr. H.
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    64 16 Palopo, Dut. 628. from Palembang 20, for Palembang 21. G. G. Piquet. Fren. 649. from Saigon 20. for Java uncertain. Alipore. Brit. 3241, from Bombay 20. for Hong Kong 20. Cremer, Dut. 2781, from Belawan Deli 20, for Ho: ri Kong. Amoy, Swatow 23. Angby. Sar. 417, from Sibu 20,
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY AT ROTTERDAM
      87 17 ttterdun Chamber of Commerce and rate that during the month of Janu- movement of sea-going ships m •ratenray was ai follows: .»K4 ships, measuring 1.613.286 Rotterdam; 310 ships, measuring net for the small ports m the ing the ships counted more than different
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      WRECKED FOR 30s.!
      335 17 f Drama of "Sinking" Liner London, IVlarrh 2S. Cri "i "Help! help!' and the shrieks of 4 ••panic-stricken" men .md women i hundreds of people from their beds, m ghbourhood of the Surrey Docks, uaily morning. They dashed to the vindowi and hundreds of j lined the
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      CUT ATLANTIC CABLE
      265 17 S of a 'Deliberate London, March 26. •rtt revealed last night that an Atlantic iph cable was deliberately cut through aw m the Bristol Chanel on March 1. ward of £100 is offered for information i Urn outrage. able, which belongs to the Commerical Company, and runs
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      WHEN SAILS CAME TO LONDON
      1050 17 GUNPOWDER AND RUM Fighting Frigates of Blackwall In this, the third of the short series of arUcles which he is writing specially for The Evening New,. Mr. Boyd Cable, whose seastories everybody knows, carries his graphic account of London's sailing-ships and the men who worked
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    LIVERPOOL'S SHOP OF THE SHIPS
    1007 17 THE PAID OFF COOLIE International Emporium Where 9d Buys a Suit The freighter is m dock. She lies ther? picturesque m her grime, with the harbour slime lapping softly at her sides, like some jolly old toper who has staggered home to bed m yesterday's
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    103 17 MANNING THE GUNS Another tradition took years to kill that the Blackwall frigates were fighting as well as trading ships. As late as 1858 a long generation after a profound peace had settled on Europe—the frigates had a "Stations List" detailing the exact positions officers and men should occupy on
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    GRAMOPHONE MERGER EFFECTS
    543 18 COMBINED RESEARCH Economies that Will be Passed on The Gramophone Company (H.M.V.) and th? P Columbia Graphophone Company will retain separate entities when the £17,000,000 er is completed, c familiar H.M.V. and Columbia gramoes will still be produced m the factories of the two companies, and. so
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    "MISS" RULED OUT
    332 18 Things Chinese Girl Students Must Avoid Peking, Mar. 25. Within the compound of the Women's College of the Peking National University, the term "Miss" will not be heard as a form of salutation jif the students follow the injunction of Puritanical Director Liv Pu. In its place
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    37 18 The Gazette contains the following it is hereby notified that Imam Haji AbS Bin HaU Mohan^ Tanar haying been bankrupt on February 6th, 1931, the office of ther^ f PCaCe Sin^Pore. held by^S. is thereby rendered vacant.
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    GAMBLING DEN DEATH
    184 18 Russian Gets Ten Years' Gaol A Russian. Shapakidze, has been sentenced to ten years' imprisonment by the Tientsin District Court for homicide during a disturbance at No. 2 Ching Yuan Pei Li, Lao Si-kaJ, French Concession, on November 29 last. On the occasion m question a Saturday
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    28 18 American girl rushed by the Prince of Wales at Panama City says H.R.H. is "not a bit offish." she was not, however, referring to his horsemanship -Arkansas Gazette.
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    MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY
    199 18 Japanese Climbers Frozen to Death Tokyo. Apr. 2. Caught m a blizzard while mountain climbing on Sado Island off the northwest coast ot Japan, two students have boen frozen to demh one 67 year-old guide has been frozen to death, two students have been seriously injured and four
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    15 18 Future historians may think the unknown soldier was the one who didn't «*m. -Brooklyn Times.
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    SAVOY VILLAGE DOOMED
    161 18 Inhabitants Fleeing From Rim of Mud i\iriv. Mmli 1" Another village is threatened i slide m Savoy In spite of the DM by the authorities th»- mass of to advance at the rat< of fifty or every twenty-four houn V. hnprovement In the situation waa cutting a
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    TAXATION OF BEEF
    141 18 Sir U\ Wayl:ind on IV-'bW" Increase The twenty-fourth Annual Allied Brewery Track r I at the Savoy Hotel M: I chairman of the MMM latl Colonel Sir WUllaia Wayland, I ed to the loast of 'I be H He said that with m power, md probably 150.000
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    A RUBBER FORECAST
    1357 19 Production and Consumption During 1931 the prophesies on the production and of crude rubber during 1930. made Inning of last year by the leading id British rubber trade authoritit-,. mark by a wide margin, says the Rubber Aa*. There may be some m the statement that if
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    To-Day's Price Changes.
    441 19 To-Day' s Price Changes. EXCHANGE RATES April 20. SELLING London, 4 months* sight 2 3 27,32 London. 3 months* sight 23 13J16 London, 60 days' sight 2 3 2532 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 3|4 London, demand 23 2332 London. T.T. 23 11;16 Lyons and Paris, demand 1430 Hamburg,
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    935 19 MONDAY. APRIL 20TH CLOSING QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers. Asam Kumbang 20s 22s 6d Austral Malay 19s 21s Ayer Hitam Tin <ss) Us 12s Bangrin Tin 13s 6d 14s 6d Batang Padang (sl> 10 15 Batu Caves ($1) 371^, 401^ 3ukit Arang ($1) 35 40 burmah Milay 10s 6d
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    RUBBER SHIPMENTS AND CONSUMPTION
    124 19 < Thousand Tons* '•ptnt-nK 19 2 i 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 Ithh Alalaya and Ceylon 191 261 238 220 256 345 297 357 536 520 I>'i!ch Last Indies 71 94 117 149 189 204 229 229 256 239 Rest ol World
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    RUBBER LOSSES
    76 19 Consolidated Malay £4,129 Down [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT 1 London, April 20. Alor Pongsu report discloses a loss for 1930 of £562. but a credit of £1.352 is being carried forward. Bar;djarsaru> iJava) report for 1930 also shows a loss of £477. but there is a credit balance
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    MACPHAIL & CO.'S DAILY REPORT
    156 19 MACPHAIL CO.'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, April 20. Tin, Weak. Rahmans 62 72. Hong Fatts 53 56. Taipings »H 37':.. Petalings 3.90 4.00. Sungei Luas 1.00 1.03. Johans 20. 23. Hitam Tin 15. 20, Rantau Prefs 38 41. Kintas 98 102. Penawats 55 58. Talam Mines 65 70. Malaya Consols 15
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    190 19 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, April 10. The market is further depressed to-day and values continue to decline. There is no strength to the rubber market and unless further efforts are made to restrict, the price will undoubtedly drop further. Tin is lower m New York by U Gold. The
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    83 19 Tone of Market Easier. Latest Cable. London Spot sheet 3 l-16d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet Gets 6 1 per lb. •'Fall m Cost of Living.' 1 reads a news item. I hope it breaks its neck— Passing Show London April >Oth., 12 o'clock
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    SELETAR PLANTATIONS
    419 19 Sale of Lots to Proceed Tht undcrteJttnt t>mt the petlttoalm creditor would be notified If, eith< r dir-ctiy or Indirectly. the company endi avoured m .»ny vay t< hinder, delay, or prejudice the sale, was repeated by Mr. R. Pane, on behalf of the- company. «vh:-n for a
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    GRAIN CONFERENCE
    127 19 Resolutions of Rome Gathering Rome. April Tiw fraiii conference has been dosed Aaong the resolutions adopted were the following 1. The conference will not intervene m the internal affairs of any State 2. It has promoted common action m porting countries with vuu to t tie sale and
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    THE SILK INDUSTRY
    107 19 Encouraging American Statistics Paris. April 11. A Lynns efcCUIV Mates that then- hftt b. «v little hmlnMi In Che weak, (booth AaertOMi statistics ;in mou- M)COUragln| The ronsumptlcm of silk m like United Stairs m Mum)) wa« maintained al the high level of 55.000 beiea; and itodn
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    56 19 Harrisons. Barker and Co.. Pe;.an K. Agents Kamuntinß Tin (First half April. 722 pkls apainst BG9 (1930. 9f,0 hours. si»ainsi W Pangnua River <Fi. sl hall Apr!. til pkl> against 565; 551 hours against If] Guthrie and Co., Kuala Lumpur. A KenU: Teja Malaya <First half
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    92 19 The mine working account of th«- Malaya Consolidated Tin Dredmnn Comprtuy .incorporated m the Strai I Sctt«em« nt.s) r... year ended September 30 shows profit of $84,938 (HKainst $227,927). but after providing for London and head office charges, depreciation, etc.. and writing off a portion of the preliminary expenses, there
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      264 20 Byrde and Jeans Run Through V.M.C.A. An S.C.C XI very easily defeated the V.M.C.A. XI by four wickets and 252 runs at Anson Road on Saturday Not one of the V.M.C.A. members reached double figures, due to the bowling of Byrde and Jeans, the former taking 7
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      A LOW-SCORING GAME
      248 20 An S.CC. XI defeated an RE. and R.A. XI at Raffles College ground on Sunday by the narrow margin of 7 runs. Two only of the Club batsmen reached double figures as did two of the Army batsmen. S.CC: A S. Owen b Woodfin? 5: H J.
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    INDIAN CRICKET TOUR
    440 20 Plans for 1932 Visit to England Calcutta. April 10. Dr. H. D. Kanga (Bombay*. Mr. A. L. Hosie t Bengal), and Mr. Absan-ul-Haq (Punjab* have been appointed selectors of the Indian team to tour England m 1932. The Committee will start its work immediately If the M.C.C.
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    ARSENAL'S FEAT
    59 20 London Club Makes League History I British Radio Official Service] Rugby. April 20. Arsenal Football Club, by defeating Liverpool on Saturday, have gained the championship of the Football League, hitherto the monopoly tf Northern clubs. This is th? first time the championship has been won by a London
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    SUNDAY'S YACHT RACING
    485 20 1931 TROPHIES Wins for Kilat and Betsy On Sunday at the R.S.Y.C. the "sixes" sailed the first of a series for the Vice -Commodore's 1931 Trophy. The start was made a 10.00 a.m. m light breezes and a glassy sea. Kilat was first away with Tromp close
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    GOLF
    199 20 Ex-Services Annual Flag Competition The annual Flag Competition vas held at Bukit Timah on Sunday, and was again a great success. 53 players competing. The Committee wish to thank the Singapore Golf Club for the use of the Club and golf course also the following firms for their gifts
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    RACE COURSE GOLF CLUB MEDAL
    57 20 Twenty-five cards were taken out for the April Medal < Bogey > played over the Race Course on Saturday and Sunday. The following were the best cards returned: A. J. Lim 1 d own A. L. Lim 2 H. L. Lim 2 E. Yean Bee
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    170 20 The result of the match played over Keppel links on Sunday, April 19th. between Keppel Golf Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Club was a win for the home team by 7 to 5, as under. Keppel players mentioned first. Hodgins and Douglas 0. Lowson and Barry 0.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    19 20 The replayed tie of the Men's Monthly Medal I was won by R. Rentdn all square
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    15 20 The V MCA Swimming Pool will be closed for cleaning on Monday and Tuesday April
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    POPULAR LINCOLN RESULT
    904 20 PERFECT CONDITIONS Knight Error's Brilliant Win [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Mar. 26. The result of the Lincolnshire Handicap rarely gives such wide satisfaction as will be denved 'turn Knight Error's easy victory by a length and a half from Rattlin the Reefer, who wa* three quarters
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    DAVIS CUP
    68 20 Greece Enters Second Round [Reuter's Service.] Athens, April 20. In the Davis Cup to-day Matejka (Austria) seat Zerlendi 6 3, 6 2, 6 B, 6 3 and Gaianf-ictis (Greece) beat Artens 6 4, 2 6, S 4, 6—B, 6 2. Greece thus won by 3 matches to 2
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    GERMANY'S RUGBY DEBUT
    27 20 A Heavy Defeat m Paris IKeuter's Service! Paris, April 19. France cieftated Germany m a Rugby match here to-day by 34 points to nil
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    20 20 In a Reserve Division of the League match at the Stadium last night the S.C.P.A. "A" defeated the R.A.F. 3—o.
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    THE BACK SWING IN GOLF
    566 20 WAY OF THE WAGGLE Don't Lock the Hands and Wrists As a rule, when certain customs or methods become fairly common, there is a reason. Quite often you hear golfers asking why other golfers use the waggle before starting the back swing, the waggle being
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    KUALA LUMPUR FOOTBALL
    57 20 Chartered Bank Win Commercial League I From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur. April 20. The Commercial League was won by the Chartered Bank, who were undefeated this year with 17 points. This is the second year the Bank have been winners. This evening they defeated Bousteads 3
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    90 20 Three Finals This Week This week's ties are as follow: TO-DAY Veterans' Doubles. Semi -Final C. V. Miles and A. C. Potts vs. Hon. W. C. Huggard and J. H. Pedlow. Championship Single* N. A. Sedwick vs. Roy Smith. D. H. Kleinman vs. Dr. H. O. Hopkins.
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    S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    132 20 Championship Doubles N. E. Ess and A. Marshall beat R. J. R. Stracey and O. N. Eber. 6 3, 6 2. "A" Singles G. O. G. Hoy vs. C. A. Norris postponed i. "B M Singles P. James beat C. C. Davis, 6 l, 6 2. Veterans'
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    BASEBALL
    61 20 Japanese Team to Tour United States Tokyo, Apr. 1. Sixteen members of the Hosei University baseball team. Tokyo Big Six University Baseball League champions for the 1930 autumn season, will sail from Yokohama on Saturday aboard the N.Y.K. liner Hiyei Maru for a four months tour of the United
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