The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 March 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. .'Ml.'). ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933. 10 (EMS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    258 1 lll.vhimj M.HII uhlih ha* i.r. i >ea for m.irlv two da>- ha- r.iurn.d ».ml> t.. Pfnans— Pat« Ihe ass.iv.in ol M < l < rm.tt i* i» <■> rl«-( tro ut«-(i Pane Iwo mure I.i itoii- h.m i- < v rM« < the ()t|iu in Miwoh and
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    A VISIT TO THE SULTAN
    2193 1 If you open an atlas and turn up the map of Asia, you will find off the west coast of Ceylon what appears to be a sp. cartofciv.p dian Ocean. But so crude a suggestion can be instantly dismissed. Cartographers have to exercise meticulous restraint
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      268 1 Li m »'K»>\( 1 O I" I HI I Xl/» 1» \ii| X ABLE AT ALL LEADING [RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL l ril MOT \\l) COLD RUNNING W ATKR IV NEXT rO-NKMI GRAND OKtHKSTRAI. TEA DANCE |vx iAKINTHIAT I GRILL IN Tin: i wok now. *Ml 1 M PAmOOTOT
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      135 1 B WINNIE! what's happened to Al fie? It's all right Ma e^ A HE'S IN THE ifSg| BEST OF t/m^ spirits/ it i f^i rv ~v> OXLI iv ILU QIART i^TO^j^P Vr r> lU L LNCLUP T r)ITY \^)MJjae^[^^^gjJL(^ f»v Mi ALISTEK i 10. LTD.. ifJ^WKr^^^^- 1 > Agents for
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      58 1 1 ITESI \DVERTISI MFMS Sale of Plants— Page 2. minutes— Page 3. CHRYSLER SATLSFACTION GARCIA'S IDEAL PIANOS GUARANTEED AGAINST WHITE ANTS from $375.00 GENEROUS ALLOWANCE MADE FOR OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE 5 ORCHARD ROAD. (AMBER MANSIONS) Disease germs enter \\\c£3^j Prevent "^>l Influenza Diphtheria Scarlet Fever etc by keeping
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      31 1 KLIM POWDERED Mil X THI n» \KI -I \PPRO\( H in 11 I Xl *>H. l'\^l» I KI/I II Nlll X OBTAEn 1 1 I I T ALL LEADING PRO\TSION STORES.
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    JUNGLE SAMSU PLANT
    162 2 Police Raid on Kuantan Plantation iProm Our Ov n CorrespondKuantan. M.tr 1:;. Before Mr. R I HI I m.vi Police Chin Chy< and 1 5-- wllh thl P 8 IWiu: M nanu- sU. X n that the polic- visit- I nous- > r ibb plani tioi ai
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    ON COMMISSION BASIS
    46 2 Another Chinese. Tan AJ. I I .Jed guilty to possession of distilling apparatus for the ire of samsu at Sungei Limbing He said he sold the samsu for another man on a commission basis. was fined $30 or a month .-> imprisonment m default.
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    LIQUIDATORS CRITICISED
    448 2 Affairs of Hank of Malaya, Ipoh Ipoh. Mar. 12. Disagreement between the creditors and deo :ors ot the Bank ol Malaya. Ipoh a- to the methods of the liquidator-, led to a gslssJn aj the two parties yesterday to whioh th- liqud..Lors were invited. The BanK ol Malaya.
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    MAN IN BEDROOM
    253 2 Revenue Officers' Timely Arrival i.. ix t :.u< >■ •>: iiiira- :.l I. ■:,'.>■ i:g:.- i i am- lv sh« i\ --t v id |b ra (rappUni ;rglar and HSeeeaded bl ".< the arrest i latter. The captive Ma X- 1 wai thai-eu ed H I 1•
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    3 MEN KNOCKED DOWN
    219 2 Charge Against Chinese ttus Driver Tliai hi knocKed down thrt'. ||Hl I enKaqed In cleaning our r manholt was the allegation made against a Chinese 'bus driver, named Llm Hap Kiat when lie appeared befon Mi H A Fornr. in Khfl Criminal District Court yesterday on
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    30 YEARS IN MALAYA
    313 2 Court and Sport Career of Mr. E. E. Colman Mr Eugene Ernest C->!nian 1\ .t. Assignee and th< pn ni Mohammedan Advisor- Board. S.. n shortly retirin after over 30 n Malaya witn \ii c. i:i..<i; Aapartsm irom Malaya on retin m« nt Sin- r. .11
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    DUTIABLE LIQUOR
    265 2 Mash Hidden in Hush at Malacca < From Our Own Correspond- Mala<<a Mar Arrested in his house at Gajah Behrang. Tan Kodii Chee. a L.v Chiew, was prosecuted by Mr E V, Rodrigues, head of the Preventive ■KM before the Police C D-::i for having in his possession
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    POPPY DAY
    154 2 £7,420 Collected in British Malaya The amount collected on Poppy Da> BrJUah Malaya. considerably less than in 1931 but in new of the very large numbers ■smmaamj who luive left the country re- i: d the demands for local relief made di-unished incomes of the remainder the result
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    53 2 Asjottl Bapai I :;sion. Uckiield House, it was the residence of Major Gu; n > the A Mrs ■ataj JotaßgaV, of Eppint? ml at the a| i oi H.) aid n th would make no pio.i.s:on '.<>< he: ix-1 \> 11 pan Mi l '>'■■■ hf-r Th. sM Mp.t.o It
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      34 2 THE PERFUME OF THE YEAR I MORNY PINK LILAC. PERFUME. BATH SALTS. BATH SOAP. OMI'l FXION POWDER TOILET SOAP rAIXn AM) BATS distinct I'OWDER MEDICAL HALL, LTD., 111 MISTS. OUTPORT ORDERS EXECUTED i-iiUMi' ri
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      470 2 BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BICKERIDGK Highest CUas Wara—Lawest Bates. LAIDLAW BCILDING— Phone 7818. r s< :T I STRAITS f YPEWRITEK AGENCY lift i H »i AIL.. Wiliii jHi.ii icy. Typewriters, Ribbons and Carbon* ilm for Pencil aod Peu w.lting gflj BBi F PAIRS: Send for our mechanics
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      364 2 TENDERS SINGAPOKK 1 MM Ten<i< NOTICE to heresy given that mwtcn aa» i a 1 1 1 1 mo\ < mplction oi-' mi mi \k <i \i 1 4DK'M A 1 V.I m DATE Or CIASIMC. Levelling a portion of ground near I Hill, involving the evtting and approx. 22.000
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      175 2 THE \VEEh Wednesday. 15th High Water 00 .1 U ft, 12.25 9.6 ft. Rotary Tiffin. Adelphi Hotel, at 1 p Pootball: S.A.P.A. League (Ol II M ;art:ucnt vs. Ma..: I I II Stadl B.CJ I U VS." Wilts ur. Regt IT .lalan Besar. .D. 11l Sir. Hal I Board vs.
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      46 2 LAW NOTICK Wednesday, March 15th Befsn the i'hiff Justice in the Ist. Court at 11 a-m. Chm Lan Moey >t< vs Chin Sweo I. m and anuthi r Before Mr. Justice Mills in the :!nd. Court at II a.m. Assizes (9i Rex vi JaUk bm ,lapsjll
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    ENGLISHWOMAN IN AN ARABIAN HAREM
    338 3 Veiled •iirU Shocked Ky Uistirn l)amo> arem in Arabia! What a wealth of sqrstery. colour and romance can be woven What of the real thing seen through the Its of a keenly observant Englishwoman. usu-rs the world over? In her pleasant flat at Clapton, looking
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    35 3 T»jr Ah Cham. Miiir^^Wlrtti Ltd.. will be leaving ffoc bowtay a** P. ani O. CuJtral on March 18. r "'»ar Joo dm, due ~lerk of the 8tof»- >"«re Court*, b alao Itnrlag by tl» bJM
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    FOUR YOUTHS IN A "DESPERATE GANG"
    355 3 FOUR YOUTHS IN A "DESPERATE GANG" Allegations of "Stop At Nothing" Robbery And Attack Four youths who were alleged by the proMention to comprise gang of desperate characters who used cars to commit crimes." were formally remanded for a week at Bromley (Kent) police court pending being committed for trial.
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    VICTOR SMITH
    32 3 SWA African Airman- < i<»od Start M, l-!t 1 I.t 3 00 am. refuelled at Perplgnon and arrl^« i uer. crossing the Med *jjf*^; "no machim fuelled and T«rt«rt<-d IM ;> hi
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    CHINA'S RANKS CLOSE UP
    360 3 Massing Behind the Great I Wai! NEW TROOPS Divisional Commander Wounded Shanghai. M.v I report I'eipine states th.it i. I. uraph md telephone ommuni* atioris h. twwn Kupnkow ;ind tli^ old rapital lux. t..-,n interrupted simc vesU-rda> „,.ci ih..t H is dillKult to ;.■<!_;, i:,,- rtal
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    REMARKABLE RAINFALL
    232 3 UfiiiiiKlon l.t :.arkably alhii v: back the MarKMCautl profinco and the Nel on and WestU.nd dLti.ct I'.unnt; the last two days In l: :uid :ian 20 in. of rr.m fell in 60 hours. I :ig has been destroyed, am' H were compelled to abandon their homes and seek
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    BAD MONEY IN HONG KONG
    139 3 Fear of Flood of Counterfeit Tr 'i> position of Hong Kong being flooded with counterfeit cumnr. trefsed he police when Ho Tsse, a new arrival from C -ton. was charged before Mr Wvn-t -Jones passession of 250 counterfer ten-cenl os. net. Sergt. Mac Donald sa:
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    TIN MINING IN LANGSUAN DISTRICT
    436 3 INTERESTING HISTORY Introduction of European Methods in Siam Prom Our Own Correspondent I Bangkok. Mar. 8. Some day perhaps the Btorv of the sr-anii for tin in the Siamese portion <>! t|..- ,> m bula V.::! 1, put ,ici By BOf MM totnl Lini >':il
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    TOWN FREE OF "FLU"
    333 3 I K\er\ One Carries lodine in Lock el in; rfiead i -lodised 1 k«-t and iodised conta:: carried in the corporation omnibuses. Chesterfield is almost frte ol of ::za whic Dr. J. A. Good!- :u,- retired tv years ago. DM tievor. d almost all his thru
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    49 3 Ainom th( tallfi at the Malaya Otliwritt's our London orrespondent on February 20. h..vc bte« I* <■ Allen, of Ipoh, Perak, «bo ta itaytot >' RiumiWJ BOMpi Twyford. Berks, and Mi W 0 B. Oorry, ol the Malayan Civil Service, who i at 68 St. Mary's Mai:-. mils London \V
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    TREND OF FASHION
    375 3 Engagng Buttons and Antclop-. Hat^ I ttons are becoming mere and more I .> n r Even the homely wooden mould to I on airs and taking precedence o: oun the haberdashery counters. I Wooden buttons art being used on the .utumn coats and frocks, and English
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    ARCHBISHOP DEAD
    102 3 Head Of Orthodox Church In China of the Russian Oi :iopradofT h Russian Hospita sh.,-.. i»r'.< 1 illness. ISm last riu <>i th<- ti. had beeii ministered the previous day in the presence of man fri< nd and Ban at Vlad:n.i; LtM Hi .<"■ ArchbJAop ivad'.at> (1 from
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      103 3 How will he look when he grows up? \T\[ I. ho he strong a,r>v,. hri»min« with health: Or >V weak, nervous, tre^uentlv ill? Much depends on rsv! heeatsnou. shaker Oats has nourished and developed millions of growhildren rv<hu>t nun and women. It is a marvelously ced Uhvl, feeding simultaneousK bone,
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      266 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance REGISTERED HEAD oIrHK No- i 2 and 3. RsUUm duunben Bafßei i.ace. Singapore BRANCHES 21. FirM Cross Streel Malacca, 11. Light Street. Ponang, UB 4. Klyne Street Kuala Lumpur IU)\KI) Of DIHK lOKS S. Q Wu::: Esq fChairman) X
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    A PROBLEM IN MANAGEMENT
    970 4  -  Ely Culbertson CONTRACT HBDOI j B> BiING is a pi 4 the numbe tricks which will be taken, in the play ot band. This is especially true when the mag of the partners has not been < fey adverse bids, cr when the adverse bids clearly
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    LONDON COMB-OUT FOR GUNMEN
    252 4 TiiK -TALL MEN/ 1 AND THEORY ABOUT A GANG Lord TrciiCharcTs Steps a very M| ■> nub out •.mi haui' In Londor. with the search for lave carried out five hold-ups" v.ithii. ::wn Ml D tVMtd it > hoped that thai move d to the d>-
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    18 4 Seventeen shillings a: pence was the >t bid for a:. I reported .action of the contr rt V,
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    REVIEW OF NATIONAL HORSES
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    EMBANKMENT CENSUS
    437 4 Few of Them Are Londoners London's homeless people all those "downits" who sleep on the Embar.tunent. under the arches, o: II :.--:o eL»e where the;. get some sort of shelter from wind and rain. ust been counted. \..a two tilings have been confirmed as the of the census
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    POISON IN THE AIR
    1094 4 Transport and Factf»ry Menace A London motorist \\w :centlj fined £10 I iriving a motor car which in the words o: aw. emitted smoke which could have been ivoided by reasonable care, and the magistm'i remarks have probably made seople wonder 'whether th» men :ramc will
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    S.V.C. PROGRAMME OF DRILLS
    82 4 The foUovsnc It Cisf pwtra—r of d «MstßMsla p sfi.. HeadQuarten, 6. •v. Battery Parade; liwittgism PI.. l> i»i on. oiK sswc voiur.i..Signalling. "D" (Eurasian) Coy.. CMspar. iv.; p .i-« BsH fcfa—s-^ ■•ssfcamsii^B* :> p m HraOjuarters. SR F Unit Parade t pjn. Headqu. Friday. S.lf
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    16 4 A bad-, i ha.v kil^ri more than twenty >hi P oo two farms la North Yorkshire
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      50 4 PICTURES TELL YOUR STORY FREE PRESS HALF-TONE BLOCKS will give a very attractive appearance to your announcements. Wf will pkjMd tl *o wou voo P r»«. I ual screen used Free Press b, ira-r or pi.on* advertisements is 85 lines. APPLY THE MANAGER rDrr nnr QQ THE SINGAPORE rtvLCi IlvLjO
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      113 4 ICooKed MEATS DAILY FROM TH I CtiCICEtT FRIIIi HIAf ntASti j J^ g^, r > Jat V !>^ B— l A sWA J^^^ > RMm^ijM. CUCICE BRAWN P UPU LAR y *Zfc y ALL OVER THE WORLD k \j£\ r^^rJ Fruit at itj trr-hest and tinrsf, \^H6p^% jfZ^^f A^/ pure
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      142 5 i4UMMERVILLE I^ZASUPITTf the spiciest, speediest, snappiest feature com- edy that ever came I 1 along to knock Old Man Gfoom positively cuckoo! !i V 1 THEY JUST r HAD TO GET MARRIED ■:■>'' i KoLA\D 0 UN I I I D' O X S A [M\lR>\l I'll II U\ i
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      85 5 What Would YOU do with a Million Dollars ICAPITOL,! t OPENING TO-DAY at Special Matinee at US p.m. (locriluci !>> 1i.K.11. THE PRINCE as "EXCELL K N I E N TK KTA I N M E N T" I HAD I^l A MILLION y^'i*:,. CHAKLIE RUGGLhj **V^ CHARLES LAUGHTON '^^F
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      312 5 FOR THREE DAYS MATINEE TO-DAI AT p.m. i\ RESPONSE TO l' l Bl DEH IND! i KEPI l SEASON "i iu\ v hinese \k\\ i >i i; CHANDU EDMLTND^ LOWE VII It lit V I Opening to I our Performances 2.15 4.30 ti.:>0 M.lo p.m. hina- Strujrjile Aj:ain>t th« MttMIMM
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      FOOTBALL IN A BUZZARD
      2069 6 TERRIBLE CONDITIONS IN ENGLAND 23 League Games CinceUed ik Our O C pondent) London. I >t>. IX. From the pmt oi ie\\ of ;ti! -;>■■■ tl weather ot Bat rcla\ wa.- 'In- mo«-- vcars A snow blizzard worst in Wales f and North, in BMjISBd but
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      254 6 ADDS REAL ZEST TO THE GAME tqy^ and no olher lea gives the k,;, same salisfying flavour I Patent "?lHivfeal!ll ""1 f CUi op«'T» \f I^V^ <i- t UI 3? II It^^^^ H ->- n^^Kvb^M^^ Lfvor lid Brooke Bond Tea With ga/divi //'eJ/i/ieli BE A STYLISH WOMAN and get your
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      188 6 fit t |V I I r V f ■H 91^^. m^f »f J. m int Xt s yon to (>\v thi> Ncu Joiii* H« Ctiocolan Milk i made from tick West of England milk and lightly flavoured with fine Chocolate k ,I, —i I' m' LI .ir• r« v i[|
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    ARUCHUNAN TO DIE
    1244 7 ARUCHUNAN TO DIE ■Vs Inanimous Verdict of Guilty II'SED'S DENIAL (>t Provocation and Over-Work ow*****^^^ w^^p j^b^^w v^ aar vusoce ,i ••-••«>[ v jcniMn. 7mn| lamu COCk-DOT. who t t of his employer. Mr Chandrase- ,n assistant m the Ftoanrtsl Office of the Department. Ike mur rong at Tetok Kurau
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    GOLD DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATE
    261 7 LOCAL FIRMS IN DISPUTE Case Heard by Chief Justice •old dollar involved in a transaction between two local firms formed the subjr •etmn which came before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murisom in the Supreme Kenji Koguti. trading as the N nting (> M: tin 1
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    BRITISH TRADE
    67 7 Another Big Drop in Imports London. Mar 1 1 The Board of Trade for Ftb show Imports valued at £*****.444. representing a decrease on the previous m V 046. 423. ■sports lued at £27,927.687. a decrease of £1,277,735 compared with thr January figures. A comparison with the figures
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    SOUTHAMPTON DOCKS
    90 7 C.G.T. Liners to Call Now Charges Are Reduced London. Mar. 11. MlOVtafl the reduction of dock dadp fef [Mii '■••■ilinu at Southampton, tt l| UUdWtfwd tthat the Comuaunie General Trans- Atlantim:e. 'whir,- headquarters are at Havre, bttft decided [n dnrtai the Bummer its express vessel?. ,wh!ih ;it pmnl
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    PLEA FOR MORE PADL GROWING FACILITIES IN JOHORE
    1562 7 Four New Bills Introduced At State Council Meeting irour new bills were introduced at ttM i v ir';im oi the Jotaorc state Cm .!;c;i M at I )r\v;m. JOhOfC Btthra ywtfirrtij Tfcp gratd d©Ivelopment of the State and advancemei iiH'dn ;;n hue.
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    MALAY CUSTOMS OFFICER MURDERED
    353 7 THROAT CUT BY SMUGGLERS Wounded In Fight On Perak Border Ipoh. M.n 12. Left Mounded alter a light with smugglers on the border between Perak and the Straits Settlement, while .1 companion was in hidiii!; nearby, .1 >lalu> < ustoms officer was surrounded by smugglers who
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    MISADVENTURE VERDICT
    418 7 Javanese Killed In Bus in Serangoon Koad D til b\ misadventure \va.>> r: I reel by Mr F G. Bm;:: Singapore C ner. yesterday at the conclusion of U quiiy Into the death of Ahmad bin Haji J.i--vt ar-old Javanese, who died as a result of DWon with
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    BILLY SENTENCED
    114 7 Youth Who Robbed Little Boys Do pitt Mi fathers plea foi l'-menrv. Chan I Siew W :r. I 1:1. w jconvici d yesterday was sent- n<- thl morrI:. rl iprisonment on \mtik I MMti f he acntencw to (run concurrently, by Mi H A [Criminal District Judge. It
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    BETRAYED BY MOON
    308 7 Midnight Distillers Heavily Fined TWO STILLS Revenue Officers Arrest In A House Talbot. of the Government Monopolies, was heard in the Criminal District Court before v Chua Tim Wong and Chua Hway Bang, were tried on charges of distilling liquor on Pulau Minyak at mid -night on
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    INDIANS DEATH
    330 7 Misadventure erdict at Inquest r a tativa (Indian hemp resin) was mentioned at the inquest on H. R Wariyor. a Malayalee <n who died at the Singapore General fter a short illness, and following Mi W"| tin,. ±Wa CitiaMiMMM IQQUirV* As»T. I" t a finding of death by
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    OVERCROWDED CATTLE SHEDS.
    49 7 Summc: tnce of the Rural Board ■ulhwlUfa, Hiwsaln Khan. diMiKmt as ouner lie BkfPf Bun Diary torn, at Xi Road, appeared before M a c Boyd, the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, ye? terday, r -M> h. f •'haf time and the condition of tab prmiaei vaa
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933. JAPAN "TELLS THE WORLD"
    979 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933. JAPAN "TELLS THE WORLD" From tfee IipUMM Commercial Museum, Singapore, we have received copy Of the 1932-33 i-.;r pf "Japan. To-day and Ib-flBOnOV." Tni- pwMleitkm. now In Its sixth year of is.>ue. ll compiled and published by the Osaka Mainichi. and ll pr.ced
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    192 8 Mr E R. Stokoe. formerly State Engineer. NriH a serious operation Kn gland He v- stated to be making a good recovery MMVI f J B R M Levinge. I Bi::r.:r Mi H C Elton have been promoted be Senioi Superintendent Frade and ims Department F.M P Mr J A
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    BRITAIN'S WAR DEBTS
    56 8 Talks With U.S. To Open Next Week New Yor*. Mar. 11. Plans h.v.p been made for v. nr d»bt dlsrtussion.:; next wpok between Sir Rnnald Lindsay. Senator Cordell Hull nnd Mr T. K. Bewlei;-, financial adviser to the British Embassy, accordm? to the Washinrton Correspondent to th^
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    No Mayoral Robes !
    609 8 No Mayoral Robes And Commissioners Will Not Be Councillors Ibt proposal of the Singapore Munii pal Commissioners to change to that of Council. ...a the president to Mayor, ha> ■»■>■:. dropped following :<(•:- oi a communication from HH Dm MBMM on the sub]' minlarinners had decided. I majority of tv
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    THE PAVILION
    92 8 Wlij "Thej Just Had In (iet Married" What would a butler and a iiisMawiaiil do •:iey inherited a fortune from their old mw ,^;r.-,- > r;..Hao M M.<- d." and with Slim Bummervilte and Zasu Pitu as xhe prn<ip»^ai the event takes place with kite of tan though
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    93 8 LATEST TIN AND KIBBrK PRICKS AM) STERLING RATES M IMB§ BtVICK— f WTf MH Rubb»-.- and Tin price* and Lh sterling rate N-u york and Pari specially, cabled to thi Frei Prt-> are as lollow RI'BBKR London, Mar 14 Forward 23 32 (2 d Spot 2 32 Tone
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    BRITAIN AND NAZIS
    319 8 Stra> Into lorhidd'. /.on. JEW B \ITING Hitler's Warnin-.' riillowerv I ■■am \i Tike action of the Nazi storm tr >•, awwpatiim of Kehl. Speyer and Co subject of careful consideration I cial quarters The vital point I Is whether the brown shirt military or police. If
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    ARMS EMBARGO
    112 8 Krif;im'- m In China I Mw The raisim mbargo wa> by M .i-chi who said it indicated the British Government wa* hw<llnc not gcuMal sentiment hi China, but also of influential opinion in Britain H had been felt from the b inn; and League circles that an embt
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    F.M.S. DUTIES
    51 8 il|M|M MM London. Mjt I The dtoafsts Of the Manctwkter Chani Commerce have approved a resoiytion d that the pufcltMhal duties of ten per favour of British cotton and artificial mU tiles operating In the Federated Malay S'. <! are It te fee without effec- to safeguarding British
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    ROOSEVELT OPPOSED
    63 8 A caucus of democrat k- memtttn o( C refused to support President Roosevelt \x eeonom? l'l taruill' TTHMt nCCCSKATiIV fall to DSSB DUt nn" vats ii. tin* House of Repr**sen -.hlx i •ed to bted all members of the pa: ttons. Hw thew will be a fisM in
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    MILITARY EXERCISES
    44 8 Military ciKitif wtll be carried out the Ist. Bn. Tfe> WMMMk Beet on and 23rd.. in the foUoviiur iw KG along the M* River to KO B^ok Hit n'f to 401. MUHfeoßc on tke Oh*i tIMBOC <hie HwCh to n|i L*b*r wiivl<
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    23 8 Capt J. C. 11 BaMers of tin Won:. Capt W Irv.r <if tin ltny»; Ul^Urs m—lll it Inn of fell tow of doty
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      FUSHIMI MARU ON FIRE AT SEA FOR 40 HOURS
      93 9 Blaze Discovered By Woman Passenger FLWIHS THROUGH VENTILATORS Water Poured Into Holds For Two Days THE Fushimi Ifaru which has t> -r: on fire at sea on Monday morning Ntantd to Penang yesterri jon and dtoembarkrd bet 250 passenger iiui it
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      NEVER IN ANY DANGER
      839 9 tPraat Our Own CorraipandMit] t»* Fmhiwit Maru at Penang IVtMIIMI '.i r the fire could m*j be a minor one, in *r* «rf the fact that had already been or forty hours. Bri, oe agents received a wireless aX fleet that the lire wan apparmtit under
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      15 9 two Dead And IS \li»inn ,<r> persons M» M li l^?^fr Reuter
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      WILD MEN CUT LOOSE
      37 9 Risinu Suppressed On Chinese Border> ,nton. M..t 1« Five regiments of troops suppressed at: r „.iv..- ,vb- a.. i.—i. r::x tKetnhabitants atom the borders of Mmtm Kw.ichow and Hunan, according to rfMri Reuter
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      TAIPING TIN PROFIT
      18 9 •-7 P'-l- rM-:-:SS SKI'YICE COPYRIGHT London. >l-tr. 11. >-. Coy to-J.i'. a::noui.. proat of ao6 rw
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      194 9 UNTIL NORMALCY RETURNS Conservators For Detroit Banks Flm r;n.,::- rmtt fat r doUM In 1.0:.(i' a w;i S #9 j •>■ \>u York. Mar. 14. A I.:----: 1 exchange "dictator," :.a:i.fi;. Mr ftodWlCk Kt*:it. a pßOm:n*'n? New bftUkGl bM been cn-ated ptndlll| I PBWmiption of cxchanuf
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      116 9 To Co-operate On The Ma^hurian Issue Uashinrton. Mar. 14. Mr. Hugh Wilson, the American Minister to Switzerland, has been appointed to represent Qf :nment on the League advisory committee on the Sino— Japanese controv* •-•d the announcement clear that the United Statos does not agrt- I accept
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      191 9 Victor Smith's Forced Landing In Siuht <)t Goal <.« p»- I <>« 11. M.ti 1 J There was a thrillir.s? finish m the third )t of the South Africon airman. Victor to break the Bngtend-Ottpc Town record. R Lympne on Mar.h 9 and was seen Uvitrur. to*
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      85 9 Order Eor Zan^ara's Electrocution Jacksonville I Florida) Mar. li It is learned that Zan<-ara. the usklsmi: of Mayor Cermak was secretly taken to the srite Prison of Raiford late Saturday night to await execution The puard was heavily irmed a^ d State police were posted round the .prism;
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      41 9 [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] Bangkok. Mar. 14. Th»- Klms! '•'•h.» is .<■ irTering from chroni< bronchitis yesterday underwent an X-ray ♦-.variation of the che.^ It is understood the ri-sult was .ill: f a. '>i and the monarch was 1,-assurwl
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      501 9 Captured Guns Turned On Japanese RETREAT CUT-OFF Deadly Work Of Chinese Big Swords Shanghai. Mar. 14. \V;-;1' NMktnf admit.-, tht- capture <>t th Kupeikou i'a>-, in the Japan- m\ a differ. 1 stor> the last foui ftgbtlni Chitengkov Alter a lour days blo<xi\ battlt outside th< Chifi
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      163 9 Fears For Safety of Ten More Britons Moscow, Mar II Following trn arrest of tour British sub.m-ts vi •■.day. two more Emh-hmen. whose names air OtaTlM Norduall and Mi Giv^orv bttVt I arrested and all are charged with sabotage aimIng at the destruction of electrical stations and
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      107 9 Moscow, Miir. i.;. The MM* of the four British employees of Metro-Vickers remains a mystery but it Ls believed that the measures taken by the O.G P.U Iff directed against th* company's representation m Ru.ssi:i as a whole rather than against individuals. It is learned that the Leningrad office of
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      531 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England 1 "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA FORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Due Spore. Sail* Spore s.s CITY OF MANILA For Havre, London, Rotterdam <V Hamburg Apr 15 A;-: ti U CITY OF KHIOS Tor Havre London,
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      777 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCH \PPIJ MAJANG Wednesday. March 15. Prigi-Radja, Sapat. Tembil; Estate and Rengat. HBBIBIIB March 15 Muntok and V loiilio v day. March 15. Toengkal. Moeara-Saba and Djambi 808 X— Wednesday. Manl: 15. Belawan-Deli and Penang. nnoKK-Thursc ii 16. Selat-Pandjang. Bengkalis. Soengei-Pakning Siak and Pakan Baroe.
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    534 12 ACCIDENT IN COMMON ROOM Headmaster and fiovemors Sued A boy who had been injur< a through ihe spilling of cencentrated sulphuric and nitru acids fro:. tube stOT damages before Mr. Ju l School. Ensex Frank Stephenson. and the 14 governors i I ■ebotL The plaintir 1 I
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    122 12 HUM fftltri D-. I Vavy have accepud tht estimate of the Bethlem Shipb .;.c:;:, C a pany for the new 10.000-ton I:. i 's.sillscd skull of a man aged about 66. MH P BSdaal pan IVrie. Aberdeen--:..K MstatMi a perfect >c Professor A.t\ t ;t: l. v -.iiis is probably
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      707 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated in Australia) t\)\{ BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via !\VA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular mOnthlj SSili: H gainer MARELI.A >7,3T5 tons* and the I MANGO] A ns) [Cargo only] s-S. MAfKLLA Is one of the largest and finest steamt ts trading to Australia. Cabins de luxe,
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      729 12 THF KASI \SIATI( LIMIT! (Xneoqparatafl in Denm&t 1 iM^^smnsL FRI TO GENOA. UWeM. ROrii; f H\MBI R<. AND OOPFMii v Pfflßi Prom '"ti«» S"pore Mala. J? MS ERRIA 2g 3 2t 3 LALANDIA II 4 l« 4 MFONIA 9 5 9 ALSIA .Ml 30 5 BORINQIA 20 c FIONIA 11
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      690 12 HAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdaj s 7.30 m K> o-.ui .Monday to Friday 7.30 I Saturdays 7 i-:. t ;/.i.. -a lenntnt) IfoDdaj to 7 30 a :n. ■.a Jerar.tut s.aiirciays 7 j'.t, Kelantan (via Padang BtMT) Monday and Friday 7 p Eetanten 'Ma
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      130 12 OesaM S::. X... |aV| B: ft Ml Mar 14 Anastasia, iDut) H i I He.-o. (Moi B' OCBftaar, R:;!' P>irkfHH (Oar) Cap. Pada::i:- (P b d Does de Bye <Duo. VESSELS ARRIVED Tiri(irc. Dm 525. from P. Barn 4 r P 16.3. H Ml m Muar 14.3 for I'i:' DickSOO,
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      1959 13 PERSONALITIES AM) f NAMING OF VESSELS Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt (1517-1617) I' .-eoi.d .v th, Dut h ion agail. of which Sir Join; C Lothrop Motley h:i^ :>. .-*erlv X th< Duti h Republi 1; that a band of volunteers organised Dmmlw >' N k to attempt
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    67 13 It li stated that BiH 10 PTOfM W formation of a free zone in New York harbour Is to Ix- introduced by thp Democrats in Congrt'ss This zone kto b<- located eMttf Stilt-:, bland or Jamaica Ba>. Thf MRN h;i.> th.' supi>ort of the Chamber? of Commerce but i? h
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    198 13 Installation of Expensive Fittings Cur-M .>h;p;-::-.7 i£ ill <»uch an tpp.iilim con dition at the moment, aiiv'. there are so many cargo ships ot all tvp* laxi up. that it call for sood deal ot moral courage to laj down r.ev, tonnage of that type Yet the
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    63 13 rut from Hone Kor.e :ii.d M..:. '■> 3»--•ftttaff room:.' with privat. i now ***** >„: ■>'■''■ Vr N >rti China Daily «te for c»biM oa i> -rte fcrtfa to no<r CH** l f OHM \H other cabins oa B deck and CMk a- c«2t«'.- ptny o-neral
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      369 13 m Tin: iINUPORE FREE PRESS I 1 > KOKINSON KOAI), SINGAPORE. A at OfifcCaWe Address ADVKKTISKK, SI\(;aPORK. I premier morn.n? d.iilv in Malaya Delivered I -th the fhota H»/r. e arh morning latest 1 .-us. latest tele-rams md latest announcements I l.indnn rubber and tin cables appear daily I mi
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      240 13 MALAYA'S RESTRINGING SPECIALISTS Restring and make old rackets look new For all your requirements Phone 2938. t^jflsl Charges Greatly Reduced:*rtVj jj! jj% t ARMOUR'S TILDEN GCT (The Choice ij fifi I of a Master Champion* $14 00 one I j fit m DAVIS Cl P GUT fH.W 1^ I v
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    986 14 VICE TO CLEANSE THK SOIL The Psychology of Communism 141 V Russia evt mjltertOUl 1 otliint 'I h.Ls saying M| BUM !MM Of) BBMII U accounts fa ttM nrrplrxity which the tud\ ul Russian affi and Russia: i I i lyi creates in the mind of
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    419 14 RAILWAY COMPANY'S DIVIDEND Siam's Big Revenue From Cement I From Our Own Correspond- v Bangkok, Mar. N. Thi- h the season when the companii i. (ii:>- tion an i isy f-\--things to their auditors and sft ward hareholdti i' held. i>r are few d viz
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    369 14 Awaiting Singapore's Policy on Hoardings Kangkok M.ir. 8 The Japanese invasion of the import n-. has for some time past been most m.irk.d; people have been heard to declare that it was almost impossible up-country to buy cotton pood- that did not emanate from Nippon. Ami much
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    BELA KUN REAPPEARS
    60 14 Orsanisin? Reds In Germany Mar. 12. it is rcportfd thai th: authorities haw the bt-st t\idence" that Bela Kun dictator of the Republic in Hungary after the wai and Max Hoels i'-adcr of the R d revolution in SMorr bj tfjj bjm -ntirod. Germany from i".'^i with
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    ELECTRIC LAMP THAT WILL SAVE MILLIONS
    819 14 A UREAT DISCOVERY May Abolish Car Headlights Says Inventor YOUNG British .scientist, work- tßf in a London laboratory, has perfected an invention which, it is claimed, will save millions of pounds in the cost ol electric light, |lfe work to thousands ol men. and
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    BERLIN REDS BEATEN
    68 14 Nationalist Majority On City Council Berlin, Mar. 13. The Socialist-Communist majority has dL appeared fr >m the City Council. H municipal elections have given a majoritj the Nationalist?- who h >)d 113 out. of 22") In Cologne Government parties are still in a minority with 44 out
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    109 14 New Zea l and Officer Dies At Honjr Kon? The Douglas Steamship Company has sus- tamed a loss by the death of Mr. E. J. Burt. 1 who died from small-pox at the Kenn» d ion Hospital, Hong Kong, to which 'inn he was admitted on February Mr.
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      174 14 j BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BIRMA. S I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES I I j PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, I J DAVENTRY, ENGLAND J 1 t Wavelengths: 25 3 metres and 313 J metres i Wednesday. March 15. I (vmt 2.30 p.m. Time Signal
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      571 14 BANKS AND CHARTERED BANK OK INDIA \tvTK\ii\ \\ii {in v ?ald up capital In 600.000 shares of £5 £3.000.000 C aeserve Pund £3.000.000 Jeeenre fhNIHj of Proprietors m \i» cm X 38. Bishopsgate, London. E.C. 2. A gem ie«> and r. .v Mor Star i. .o Ms^Bl S Ipoh Semarang
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      280 14 jNsn<\ l TIIK \uKiil! I i:\\h 1 apttal Buaiiiisimi (Puuy p^ic I «serv« Pund r a B K. Kodam*. B Bs I U«pt> Ban,. I Alexandria (Egypt' Buiavia. p I Calcutta, Cansew. Chain- ch a V [onolulu Kaiyuan Karachi X c jigetes. Manila. Marunouch H ski. Newchwang, Paris, Kew eattke,
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      422 14 fc, M IM ROUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a list of stations which ran ot received »n Singapore Java Stalion^ Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations Ifcmal rail after records "Hullo Sydney." Tanjong ?riok.
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    FINAL DECISION NEEDED
    1123 15 i: INDCSTKY DO BTS Tht- Unsettling Crop of irtion Rumours tit! i '111 mM, ft l« -1 1Wr..t,..n I emawflfllard h :i i: iv < h..mU-, »t tkt bchaiU'' K.H.m fawrftoa I ..irman mk* lynporUd by the full t flgH ii-t.. and the secretary. Mr. H. ffwmn.
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    PENAWAT DREDGING
    274 15 Reduction of Capital Confirmed extraordinary general moeting of I shareholders of the Penawat (Malaya) i j Dredging Co.. Ltd.. was held ml the registered! ofßce of the company. Chartered Bank Cham- 1 ben, Penang. an Friday, March 10th. Mr. J. J. Saunders (chairman) presided, and I the others
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    ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS LIMITED
    507 15 ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS LIMITED Annual General Meeting The annual general meeting of A. a :mted was held at the regisu d ofllct I OH l; Motors Build::. yesterday Mr. T. C. Martine was m the chair. and .MHO Mfcaj Ml S:s.> Mr. G. C. A ting the Secretaries •!.> I M
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    MALAYAN PINES
    99 15 Sharp tUrn In KxjwH Ficiiir s j huMik ih.- u»-«-k ending Marrh »th. J| i exports ot tinned pineapple* from I Malayan p«>rts amounted to 5?.5H rases J I i> „n |...'.«l with r. ..im^ the previous I »'fk I I Mil. jm-s were M-nt to the I
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    181 15 AMERICAN CREDIT UNIMPAIRED Forced Buying From Continent I London. Mar. 13. 1 ■'■>:• <':' kH I•• !iuini;i.-irc(i i;\ Mi- ■■■■< oi" the past week, judging by thi resumption of dealings in London in xchan»e i; i. v was quoted it :<44 coinIpar- iti 44 On
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    197 15 I nproductive Acreage Halved Medan. M.tr 10. Thei> has bet'n a bi 1 increa;* in t) »cr< age Jat i, I MM to thi Ml rian Chamber of Commerrc I mm] ot AMHMt, Ml kbm hectares out ot tan oy the Hid of De- Mtd to MIM
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    72 15 British Capital in Argentina London. Mar 11. Hi BBM OMI iUtor states that arising out r t)<-' Ar cii'in tmisMon ana tht Board ol Tin i»n ?i. of the lan t fund I>-Idtil;iiiu t<> Bnti nies at present In tod hn •t hant n sti i< tion;
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    104 15 IVrak Branch of F.M.S. Chambei Of Commerce Ipoh. M.irrh. 13. 1:,.. HMD meeting 01 tin- Nwl K lll(j) o PMJB ObMriMf of Conawci MatHm oA ltt anc :h OH Ban Ort C<dl R;.' fhair Mtad to 1)1 Miakin; -t tint lath- nib urn B OBtl B (l the
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    49 15 London. Mar. 11 Five b;: buildin .xxu-ties. who i i tot over ti 12.0n0.000 and whoso mortgages repn sent about £100,000,000 announce the reductk of mortgage interest by per cent, per arum with immrmim basic charge cf IH PW ccv. oi\ mortgages completed before &pt l 1932.
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    202 15 EXCHANGE RATES Mairh 14 SELLING London. 4 months' sigh: 2?. |fp| London. 3 months' sight 2 3 13 16 London. CO days' sight London. 30 days' sight 23 34 London, demand 3 23 32 London. T.T HI ll|M Lyons ana I';ii i> 985 HMMburg, di .:i.-ii(i N.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    61 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION M.i.. h Hth I>. clock niNiii Spot (loose) 6 1!16 f% R.S.S. Equal to London Standard, (FOB 6' 4 6% 6 3)16 Apnl 6 316 65 16 Ju!y-S.-,>t 6 7H6 6 9116 cv.-Dec. f% Tone of Market:— Uncertain. Latest Cable:— London Spot Sheet 2 J|ttd.
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      81 15 exctfd ilt.W.t— Ainnuiw In totet .tct tBB,M«,M» The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Inoorpontod In Urn etrmlta Bettiemeote) v t-y ICE Qreat Eastern Life Building, CecU Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. B.C. -bt pany has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with the
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    779 16 nukcv Kid >Urt- Pudans Pitch u-. i. i .tr... t.-rtsc ly unkind to cricketers, and after week excellent conditions for net practic padang, the aC.C. nave had three out oi ion matches completely washed << a It HI satisfactory, but the early days of a nmcm are
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    69 16 Rirchtield Harriers Win Team Pita Three hundred and Tarty seven runners took part in the national cross-country 18 Tace run at Alderley Edge started by Lord Stanley. The race was won toy Evenaon Harriers) his time being 5 and 10 seconds. The second was i> <id m 55
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    37 16 Sianu'>o Dispute 1 Takes New Turn [From Our Own Correspono IVmpkok. m., 11 Following upon wwptMkm^ I \l t;-. Mvcnd fhm of the Slam Football Association Commute? nave rfrtgwn < > v..un at present an Held up.
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    552 16 PULAU BRAN! WINS HARD FIGHT SJLG. Forwards Meet (lever Defence I'ul.mi r.r.uir >.X < 1. Pulau Brani dtservec D against the BJLC ion of thf League, at v ll rsterday. i r football am: much bettor dtnfl th.. -1 C who. despite tlitir ability to prove dangerous
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    54 16 turns for the March Monthly Medal at ttM QMTIMM Club: F X H. i;i,. 76 8 t!8 ft.-Ll H 75 5 > 1! B Orr Xl 11 —70 I C. If. X 86 16—70 i>' H 10 72 Q. H un io T4 Winners i. c 37—5
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    596 16 KEEN CONTESTS IN GO DOWN DOUBLES Championship Singles Matches To-day Following: are results of matches in <C < tennis tournament played yesterda; dndovin I)ouble> Handicap v Q ej c PerdrJau owe 4 beat I M Ba] Mid J F. v Qregg owe 3. 6 2. 6
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    82 16 Solenoid Installed as Favourite B I W>> I KMCE- -COPYRIGHT London. Mar. 14. Tiv laX Mttnf on kin Urn okas] b i I Mtawt: 10—1 Solonoid io<>-9 a;:;>. 100 6 Glenarg 18—1 Wraxhall YOUnfl Nil I.! ■JO— l Dorrgen Bet > asii < I Ink Boy M| i
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    37 16 Champion Knocks Out Stoker Reynolds Birmingham. Mar I\. In .i 15 i ountl b lit here la.s( fi>r th< Brltb-h welttrwcipht championship. Jack Hood. ■h< holcii knocked oit Stok( i; ttM I mad Renter
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    210 16 WEAK AND HESITANT WELSH DEFENCE 30,000 Spectators at Belfast l«Hfa>t. M,: The 1 Ireland and <xm before a crowd of 30.000 in summer- like weother. Ireland attacked, tho Welsh passing breaking down. The Iri-.sh forwards were quick on the ball. .t from the scrums with great
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    M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA
    83 16 Soulh Australia Saves ide. Mar. 14. In the match begun here on Friday between the M.C.C. and S^uth Australia the home side went in for their seccnd innin&s with 478 runs to make to avert defeat. The weather was fine and the wicket played well. iuncheon tc-da;
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    LOCAL CRICKET
    124 16 pt*l I• 1 111- W > k < ml The following are invited to play for the Nondescripts Cricket Club against the SRC. p.m. on Saturday. March 18th. on the SRC. ground. C G. Rodrigo iCapt.). Shelley Andree. L. M. Pennefather. J. N. Fernando. Carlo Pereara. Samson de
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    97 16 The follov. ing will represent the V.M.C.A. against the Younp Indian Recreation Club on d at 2 p.m. on Saturday:— Lee Fone Lim iCaptan 'bui. J W. P. S X O. G H c. v. B UrsjMi L*e Kirn Ek. A. J. Flynn ami H The
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    88 16 The following have been invited to play for 6 R.C a^aiw-i the Nonde.sr-ripts on Saturday 2 p.m. oi. ski. -round: T. Leijsius. H. X h..:t. k 0 Q E. N. OMnifuda M H W Hi N. Sullivan. A stroof. M. Cordioro. D D'Ck)tta K.i.c-i IwM > M W.sterhout.
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    89 16 Oxford And Cambridge Societj of Malaya's Arrangements The Boat Race will be rowed on' April 1 and will prob:t Lai at 4 Ami •■>'• '-lit Mf«i >' he race should h Smpapore about 11.20 p.m HUliortn it i :ule for Singa- broadcast sto: course, but this ■g
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    NAVAL MEN LOSE
    34 16 I From Our > n Coi n -p. Bangkok. M. ir 11. war vessel OOHfl .'.s visit to Bangkok yest* re uh-: fm m team lost <"iab by four goalb to nIL
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    ARSENAL'S NEW PLAYER
    16 16 i bse nstvici oopymobi London. Mar. 1 1. Bom pi- mt 1Kb bmasfa
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    SPARKS OF DANZIG
    150 16 "M.i\ ,-:l\ Stiiri \m»i I (iwva. Mar. ll The sparks of Danzig will another war conflagration" said Doctor Ziehm. President of the Danzig Senate, who ha& come neva in connection with the dispute Poland over the Westerplatte. Dr. Zichm explained that a Polish detachmt: iraos and equipped
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    SINO-SOVIET PACT
    84 16 Chock on Wild Ambition <>1 Japanese War l,ord> Mr Sun Po. President of the Leffclative I spoke at the weekly mnrttog of the Government yesterday on the prospects of a S;r., s, > difficulty in the conrtorinw of such m of Japan in Asia which mint inevitably result
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    WORLD SITUATION
    64 16 Crave io\ Taken b\ the Pope I Him \1 I■» a grave view of the world swiiatinn was taken by the Pope at a secret cwnsigtoay appointing six new cardinals. He deplored the «pnM wHhhlhi and MMM Mfc PMMIMfI '<»-a;.v ;tiia Ui- !.«t that Ih. <•:.- nu.-s of
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    FILM STRIKE THREAT
    36 16 A strikt cl 15.(Ki> announcement three large film coni ranging from SO t< the Trade Union derided pnd Lamed an ultimatum I proposal was abandon reported to be prepared to arbit: Reuter Wireless
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    GRAND SENOUSSI
    41 16 Itt-iiih M h.» Invadrd, r*. Mar The death is announce AnnMKi oii'Tin ti-NuousM k:ii BenDussi who. urjud by Turkic ioUiVues Invaded B«ypC in No%« p r r Mini force of 30.000 m< oT the Senoussi. Arabs. B«rl> Reuter Wireless
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    U.S. AMBASSADORS
    31 16 Mr. k.,1,,.,1 \\u ■M SppHHtaMBK of Mr. R >* r Kitighain. the Kentucky nrvipap^ •nd also that of Mr Jtwr Is* i New York dry tnods ■wrch to P^ns Reuter
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    MRS. WOODRUFF
    58 16 Mail.. llarhin M«r I 'i lav Lau-ymi m pu> ii« mmtm itrrat of tiie i the murder ol Mrs. Helen v coif links in October lost v save her Lord WeyMMMh this track said of cood Enzlteh lay la the .< lie would rather h.-af the broad P
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