The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 March 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 1 >%«SlPsra ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. .MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    346 1 \<i .mother world cruising lu\ur> linn .iiiivml in Sii g a pore yesterday Page Fresh light is thrown on the .vents pi. ceding tin- bloodless revolution in siam in 1932 by an .«rti. le published in LondonPage 7. Mr I. S \mery. e\ olonial Secretary, vigorousl> criticised
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    THE PSYCHOANISTS
    1234 1 Keryone by now must have heard of the art" movetnt v certainly have seen some of its portraits, cr copies of tl aa amous in its way. weird and spectial thing half parrci aad woman, sitting in its golden cage arrant :ts plumage with one claw and grasping
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      292 1 e\e\mr *'*-A bP_Hbl f 9 3CSSHHI I 1 FLES HOTEL MAI WAS PREMIER HOTEL UN HUT VM) COLD RUNNING WATEI TO-SWHT TEA DANCE UO to BLIS p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 to Mid-Night MILS CELEBR VTED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. f% (V The orreit Paper for all Sa ial V \\V'
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      114 1 M WINNIE! IWtaTi happened to Alfie tPs all right Ma HE'S IN THE Jg|L BEST OF im&t. smm! i^^JjM cCrT> TOLLEYU BRANDT C a%'TO ;j 4^^i t^^s ONLY $2 90 PKR Quart *a« M J M-\ BOTTLE INCLUDING DUTY trt^^L^v^H 3 MiALISTEB A. CO.. LTD.. .V^J^^P^^tl -T 50 145 AgeuUs
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      67 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Curezit— Page 1. Di Alekhine's reti;: IM. Whitt-av..,! 's announi em< Pagi CHRYSLER ENDURANCE 4 k _aa__L ajaU \mj J ___________BBBa» GARCIAS IDEAL PIANOS GUARANTEED AGAINST WHITE ANTS FROM $375.00 GENEROUS ALLOWANCE MADE FOR OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. 5 ORCHARD ROAD. (AMBER MANSIONS) SANDWICH PASTE makes marvellous
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS
    238 2 Following la tbe programme of drills up to and for week ending March 20th. at headquarters except where otherwise mentioned Monday. March 20. 5.15 pm Ist. B. aVwfte March. Tuesday. March IS p.m. Armoured Car Sec. Lecture Care and Maintenance, 5.15 Bim. 2nd Bn Sig. Sec. Signal Trainm:.
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    HOW THEY STAND
    866 2 Football League Positions At Week-End Following are the jJi*lrt«i of League Clubi P. W I P^Arsenal Jj 48 4T Sheffield Wed. 31 20 7 6 71 47 46 31 18 7 6 74 51 42 32 18 10 4 58 4 twn 33 16 11 6 59
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    NEW ISSUE
    132 2 (ontcrsion Loan l»> Tinder MBMB Mar 17. The outstanding feature of the stock exchange market was the strength of the leading British Government stocks general advance of one-eighth to eleven-six-teenths with War Loan 1% 84 100. N tr 1 r issue of 2% per cent comnnlea loan SMM
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    39 2 Tl:> Chief Secretary to Gov .nment fixe* the price of rubber and copra for assessment of export duty for the period March 17. 1938 to March 1933, Inclusive, os follow* Rubber i cents per pound. Copra S4JO par pttad.
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    EXCITING BOXING AT THE NEW WORLD
    579 2 I Ri\w I ii In givuiu I ewseßent fight I B B B B wicnc,. .Ik» v B frar..- B those .v W would n<> B good scrap. fl B the ft lilr B poundage. At that B B B been. BBS B fl
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    29 2 The next meeting of Literary Society, will be bei Hall, (adjoining Prebytena: I Road), at S pm. on Tuesday loach win speak English Literature I B occupy the chair
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      422 2 rfs^ TOILET SPECIALITIES. DAY CREAM FOOD BEAUTY MILK LIQUID POWDER ASTIUNT.FNT Stockists MEDICAL HALL. LTD., HF.MISTs. BUSINESS CARDS. RE PHOTOGRAPHED BY j B. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Hbjheat Class Wark— Lawest Rates LAIDLAW BUILDING— Phone 7818. i STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY I STATIONERS REPAIREKS. II4A Change Alley, Singapore rapes! M your Stationary Typewriters,
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      690 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereDy given that tenders are now invited for the follow. n*; materials or services and that particular, of such tender. 1 may be obtained in tn< Tender Room J Munk ipal Offices Levelling a portion of ground near Monk's Hill. Involving thi i
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      561 2 NOTICES. Dr. A. A. ALEKHINE WORLD CHESS CHAMPION Will pla BLI .dfold match against Singapore Chess players on 10 BoarbT r -he ADELPHI HOTEL, on MONI ny m XDMISSION Xl KXHimilON M Here Ls an opportunity to watch the npion nv-: .ting the •s of 10 opponents simultaneously. Local Chess
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      273 2 THE WEEK Moiui.i High Water. 03.10. 7.9 ft. 19.03. I Football: Commercial Cup Municipal S va. M.PH.. at Jalan Besar; Tan Kah Kee vs. Brantoco. at Anson Road Stadium: Fraser and Neave vs. Govt. Monopolies, at I 1 ■xhibition of Chinese and Tibetan Paintings. Y.W.CA. Raffles Quay. Tennis S.C.C. tournament.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    118 3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR VMIAI.ISM \T THK I KMETRIES r» The Edtar. may not Mac occurred to the tne Government or Municipality of roe, who take such a treat ..>.■ .••very gardequ and last, but net least tries— to note the shameful way the* are looked after, the thieving and
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    SINGAPORE ROADS
    78 3 I the EdMav. roar issue of Uth instant B was Gilmore had stated that It •ble to travel by motor car from one the other at sixty miles an jolt. Did he by any Grange Rood? This Past be-n tortured ■enderi :n th*. interests of gas. water sumers
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    ARMSTRONG-SHELL EXPRESS
    341 3 ARMSTRONG-SHELL EXPRESS Flunk Strrkt c.a Xi itain connection with the use of oil •nice in Gnat Britain ta ***T lmrguratca a hen the Armstrong. 3heß express, built by Sir W G Armstrong c Engineers i Ltd.. at their Srattwood xrorks. Mewrastlc-on-Tyne. ran ndon (Eustoni and the grounds of a frMtolili
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    80 3 iHf CHAMPION "NIPPY" lUIIV'- I TOOITSAND IN BXAMINAI lOS \lis> Kdilh Ma\ < ham p. i "Nippy" at the Strand Corner House. .m<)«>n ha* <>n th« tit-l pri/t tv tlu- annual written <\annnation Im »ailr«-><«f* for «huh .1 thousand < t-li^ihle. The subjects dealt with i i ihi examination *t
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    DANZING AGREEMENT
    33 3 Poland and Oansag haal I by acceptance of the LeagUM ment reached, by which Poland I the troops she sent ta the Wester I > Danslg guarantees protectioi N t. -Rr.ter Wir.lr*-
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    ALLEGED ENTICEMENT OF A WIFE
    1004 3 ALLEGED ENTICEMENT OF A WIFE L H- ...r |*«nMa. at Hertford, had before him an action lin which Mr. George Edward Tate, proprietor of J i*hu Aveni c. St. Albans, claimed f. M IT"* 0 Chrt of St. Albans, for enticing away He. Mrs. Daisy Tate. The plaintiff also her
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      356 3 j§N^ ARCADIA Jrfs_^. WORKS ifr^l^JK^^^ LONDON Si 111 i: i illr if? GAR s J ill iff*** 'fit! %ft ::^"Jfc^ i "lwi| i4m» l^f Rj "J*r v»> Isllii 'Jffil P| |< I filii iJ .vrifnc 7" l ,f '>J W!< BfiHift'aK.iiaW'Sff ar »..3y|^r«««*i -iifc-. .-*j CARRERAS' wonder Factory in LONDON
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    YELLOW FEVER MENACE
    1347 4 Discussion At Ross Institute AIR TRAFFIC Infected Mosquitoes May be Carried I ai Our o 1. Can pendant) London, Feb. is. :.1 Bjf port ci 1.. I:. ol their j 1- t. inst published has I nt:on in regard to lasaaaria i fen Peeer, and amrning I
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    HOW AWFUL!
    64 4 Siamese Minister Shocked lEE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] Bangkok. Mar. 12. The Minister of Public Instruction in a h here to-night castigated Bangkok schoolboys for attending cinemas not in order to sea the- films but tc meet schoolgirls and flirt. Mo: declared, the boys are showing a tendency to
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    U.S. BEER BILL
    32 4 UashiiitfUin. Mai N The House of Representatives by 316 votea to 97 have pased the Bill to legalise the sale of beer containing 3.2 per cent alcohol. Reuter Wireless
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    SECRET CONFERENCE
    26 4  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shane ha i Mai I" A secrf ico between the American .ma and d< On War Minister, in Peiping yesterda\
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    Joan Crawford
    797 4  -  Jerry Asher t*> ••Br- u-iav .'no-.. tort J like .1 child ol five, and tome d N I I HP >n of fift>. moods are man) an vara i.s Mghlj Om word wtttj I nt ftttsrtj Ojmt or m> amtte OU I herself ir. by he spend all
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    15 4 Ksther Kalston and Man. Kurk. Ihe Ball the (..tun. .ml I'.nt.-I I t.. th. Pavilion
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      335 4 Foods Made from the purest milk ol cows pastured in the home countit s, the 'Allenburvs' Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk. They are germ free and are simply and quickly made by the addition of bdhj water only Fresh supplies, specially packed lor the tropics, are received
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      315 4 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERYIU Abstract of Obeervetiona February 1888 Air Temperature Humidity Rainfall Bngiit aMS— i Station Meana t> t r. \i- Tout Most to Me. of Dail Highest Lowest 9 am. 3 pm. 8 pa. a day Rainfall Mean Max Mm I M..\ OM Deg. I Deg P. Deg.F. Deg.F.
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    ACTION IN S.C.C. vs. WILTSHIRE MATCH.
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      163 5 mW^r^^ kJ^ RM i«T Cp lI T ANN HARD IN G SV( T T Sjj The Dressier" W^^mem HE learned ab °ut l&^^^AH Hk lLLjia____i U X that h< kll<U llt M lllr llr harned from |j,,l| i hooks— so engaged sporting widow and her W\ Jf m mmmm W$
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      348 5 Seven Packed Houses Greet A Great Super I EM HI SI ASM Al ITS HEIGHT No film has SfBJS bSSB receiv* d more keenly A mat terpiecc a< k] v. by tlOge audicnc istl >.. j HOB* MpSffe in It grandi "SON-DAUGHTER" i I—i1 i MARKS SHOW HISTORY FOR ALHAMKKA
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      ARE AUSTRALIAN HORSES STAYERS?
      1687 6 What The Turf Records Demonstrate tuae in recent year N.Z. has been producing more stayers of class than Australia not a i, that it is due to the across the Tasman. They ,ct that Australian pastures have produced many great stayers in the past and recent
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      SQUASH RACQUETS
      131 6 SQ UASH RACQUETS Royal Automobile Club's Third Win [From. Our Own C>ji i spondent I I.oimUiii. I. I. .'s This season's competition for the squa-h racquest Bath Club Cup wa:; brought t<> a elusion at Lord's, v.hti Club. bear. M CC the cup for the third time vious successes being
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      SHILLING TESTIMONIAL
      81 6 \ott> Fund for La r wood and Voce London. I«-b !s The committee of the NottinghamCounty Club have opened a shilling testimonial for Larwood and Voce, the Notts memb?rs :.e English Test team. Two-third of the money will be handed to Larwood. ar.d one-third to Voce The presentation
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      510 6 WHITEA WAY'S WONDERFUL BASIC VALUES 1 QN i Qw OF whiteaways j^ytfArVi. WHITEAWAYS NEW X- Tj^j mmmw^ •^■►^-ssm .r^^rTrrr BASIC VALUES "T... j j s r jjr* jk v v^^*^' a lli>i;i:.n K-l -I! \l\ I'll l.» I 1 --1 \SI> 1 i 1 Jf <HMK < 01 lON b"*
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      183 6 Cooked IVI EATS iirrun FMW I I D4ILY Fft-OMIM 11 1 Klsf f HIH MI 4T I -^wr***^^*"^^^ M f^^- "Jam* y ti'ssit daa^#*L tcncli J^^Z*^ > ~^__BPp^ ____v lillll T ham "g^ (14 Xl fc fcAH S SflfJ ei Wf^ ePW e fWK-^ II rrft'Ti 0 ful I ill
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    LIGHT ON SIAM'S REVOLUTION
    270 7 vi) Known to Prim, '.il'"- Suriia LONDON REPORT Ihv Minister ot hftsriflr Did M let Own Correspondent Bangkok. Mar. 15. Whitehall Gazette," hed bi-moiv i<-hed Bangkok conaecount of the events v different angle from those d that the publication c any great satisfaction Bangkok, but it
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    LOCAL JAPANESE SCHOOL
    179 7 nds of Handcraft Sn^fimens K. limited hibnion of painting and v pupils «'f all school* in Uk being held at the Stagaperr Schawl Bl Waterloo Street. Tht opened on Saturday and ls exfta*. 4.645 pictures exposed for I 1*: are in water-colour and of pastel drawings, pencil
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    FINE OF $50,000
    75 7 laWsallhrt Stffff I'nniokaitnt b Friday a Chinese lighter Kusa Maru drew alongside wharf*. Imroedim CMBeers boarded tt and a anted ess. resutttag to of illicit -Bed .wad away to >he master ol the H. A. Forrer. Judge, oo Saturday to? -bars* <«f "Dring to possession of the
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    MAJOR HILL'S BRILLIANT WICKET KEEPING
    514 7 <'.C. BEAT RA F i;y Pi "i: WICKETS Kirk Takes Five For Twenty-Five The wicket keeping of Major Hill and the bowling of Kirk were the outstanding features of the match between the 8.C.0. and the Air Force on the padang on Saturday, and thanks
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    THE PAVILION
    198 7 Ann Hurriinu in "Westward Passage" ajhrreas previous pictures in which Ann Harding has starred were of the sophisticated type. slow, melodramatic and ained. her present picture at the Pavilion— "Westward Pa- sage" is surprising h SB and entertaining. It a still drama, but ihe pensive theme has been
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    INSPECTOR ASSAULTED
    98 7 INSPE CTOR ASS AULTED Mleuetl (iainhlers Chanied A "battle-acarred" police Inspector appeared as the complainant before Mr. J. F. F Gregs to the Third Police Co •«> mor»tag and charged two Javanese with having assaulted him. He was Inspector Good al The two Javanese. Saw;. mai and Omar bin Hassan,
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    GOLF
    300 7 innual Report of .Malax an Association The fourth annual general meeting ol ih» 881 will SB held at the Stagapoie Golf Club, Singapore, on Good Friday. April 14th. at 6.30 p.m. Mr E E ary and B us the following report of the to be presented to the meeting
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    DR. NOBLE
    132 7 Siamese Kng'gj Physicta Leaving I From Our Oca Correspondent] KaiiKkok Ma. 1.1 The British Minister and Lady Mar I have returned from th. to Burma the Prince of Kambaeng Bejra ness tour to Manila and Malaya. This month the last of tho Siamese year will witness departure of
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    ANNOYING THE LEAGUE, CHINA AND JAPAN
    524 7 ANNOYING THE LEAGUE, CHINA AND JAPAN Ex-Colonial Secretary's Denunciation Of Arms Embargo SIR lAN HAMILTON'S WARNING l Our Own Correspom London. M.n I Singapore has been referred to by public speakers this week on one or two occasioi connection with the Far Eastern trouble and the decision of the British
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    WORLD ECONOMICS
    62 7 French Views on The A u end a I unci, it Mv I. A TießSawJ communique fltel Finance, had a c n ts-daj etaa the Bxchcqu Board at lad raised fa the agjaadfl fat th. World aaea rchange of views was dial character and it was found that
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    MUSLIM TEA PARTY
    36 7 ut the Muslim conin: ore there wa Battertaf si Mount v ton. 1 Panjang l! E ciman wa toed address enlogisinL dr. G and service for the Mv hm was Malay musicians pSBj
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    FRENCH ADMIRAL
    127 7 Honoured oa i^it i<» Bangkok < From Our Own Correspond r..in-k..k Mji 1.'.. week-end see seen toe vtaH tc. toe port of Bangkok of the Admiral comma:.French naval forces in the Far East The X ived the Admiral in audience oi. day of his arrival, gave a dinner
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    MALACCA GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB
    115 7 MALACCA GIRLS' SPORTS CL UB Al Home in Honour ol Mr. and Mr*. 11. (i Clarke > Own Corn i Mala, ta. M.i i is B' BportS Club entertain.. Mrs. C. H. G. Clarke at an U H ■nee- oi U mid., m Bands Hilar large BBS] I XIM BI
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    44 7 A Commission r.. Inb i t<i i drj tots mltu tniiinii Of the Elec trie al Depart flat nt of ihe i- Mala] Btab r_ ark* I Depsi 'ment i: M I and led to the purctoae by the Government of the Mini Umtt
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    GOOD RACING IN SELANGOR MEETING
    624 7 ITOH i HETTJAi; OWNER SECTRES A DOI'BLE Fast TiTies and HoM Finishes (.From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala I umui \lai Is The second day of the Selangor Turi C. v meeting to-day drew quite a large i who were rewarded with some .>port throughout the
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    INDO-CEYLON F.A.
    52 7 At i mk iat ion the .IP H J hoy J.P I I Mudalia: U M.. i ft ;,valoo and M. M. Namazie. Lai X Ki.nia: treasur. r, M That I freßß all the affliated Clubs and Associations and Messrs V. Psi M.l I :.ec. toll I Pereira;
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    ANOTHER LUXURY LINER
    474 7 (rinsing Becoming Halii! SS carTmhi\ Miniature League of Nations in Singapore World cruising has become an international habit these days. No fewer than fourteen nations are represented in the passenger list of the Cunarder :ithia. which arrived in Singapore venterday in a course of a world cruise
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    294 7 MALA CCA BADMINTON \(!::im yeans' Dei i>m Win i)\ c r I c achi r> BB Our Own Correspond Ms—res. Mar At the Adamc yeans' courts this evening, the Teachers met the Adameveans et hadmtatoa and lost by eight games to one. The following are the detailed scores: ream mentioned
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    500 GALLONS
    83 7 I ii > liari' is i.l \IU-r<| Illicit Liquoi a Our Own Corresponr .Malarea, Mar A woman and a Hockchia. Tan Moy Seng and Ho Ah N c chared Btfore Mr ck m the police court as a consequence of a raid headed by Mr. E. V Rodrlgues
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1933. WEEK-END COMMENT
    1001 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1933. WEEK-END COMMENT From May I to May M ih«- K.P.M trade "showboat.'" ttftS NleuW Holland, will be in Singapore and on May 12 and the following day at Penang. The consul 0000 Ba ttlC Au^ralian Export Journal contains enthusiastic teteteooi to ttn project,
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    A GOOD COMEDY
    212 8 Alison Skipworth in "Ite Learned About Women" Th- always a certain danger in comparing one actress with another: but the mblance between Alison Skipworth aad Marie Dressier is so striking that M_s aOOjfm rth has very appropriately been named EnulLsh Marie Dressier, and her film BTSSSB B
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    74 8 LATEST TIN AND RI'BBER PRICKS AND STERLING RATES I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT Rubber and Tin prices and the Sterling rate in New York and Paris .specially cabl*-d to the Free Press are as follows RI'BBKR London, Mar 18 Spot 2 3 32d. <2' H d Forward 2
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    UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLICY
    251 8 Mr. MacDonalcTs Plan Examined Wavhiiu.l. .1. M..i is Official fttcntim. for seme weeks mil the fixation of a foreign policy. i that, in contrast with th* praise lavished on the technical aspects of the Mac Donald plan, some cf Its political Implications are betas examined critically:
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    "THE SON-DAUGHTER"
    293 8 Tragic Film ..I (Inn,-. In. in S;.n t'rancix-n There Is MMnettalnc lapnMtve about "The S' I 1 -hi I tilt 1 \ltt!<-CT<>.U^>!"Nl.i'. picture which the Alhambra is showing this week. It to partly because the producers have BBatrrlßifii something really bag and have carried it off successfully, partly
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    MOSCOW ARRESTS
    137 8 MOSCO W ARRESTS LitvinofTV Statement t<i Xi itish Ambassador inoff has informed the British Ambassador, that the arrested employees of MetroVickers w ill shortly be tried to tbe Bum emu Court on a charge of counter revolution <far which the penalty to death! inoff rebutted tbe Idea that Britons living
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    PERU BLAMED
    24 8 League Report on South American War S.i,. .1 1 >ii. I LI S •r.ilit..:- -PH. i p -.nn. r 1 h.i part }■>■
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    SIR RONALD ROSS' ESTATE
    8 8 SIR RONALD ROSS' EST ATE \> on: I' \:t
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    Surveying Air Route To Australia
    418 8 (.o/niif-'riive^l Otto, i.i i which of the Ait is beuio undertaken v. Jj ing the Austraban O Seletar shortly attached to the Depart.-. ol the Common v.. .Uii J Btasapnrr last week -en. with their marhine stow.^i m, .„„,<, unloaded and taken t. tt. a
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      128 8 IMS' (Ml \i (ill; (II IHI \NI) OBTAIN IKI I S\>IPIT (ALDBECK'S Small Shipment Available IMPORTED LOBSTERS AT hngapore COLD STORAGE ,vi ORCHARD ROAD DEPOT ONLY. 9«D 4&> Tf^b> m j. i^^^^^H kJH BKs__waatfj| __w o\ JTOST of us have a snecial regard for LTjmthe ran- thing, the thing that
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      58 8 A BANKRUPT RECENTLY STATED that his only asset consisted of a pair of sleevelinks. The shirt that formerly accompanied them had presumably been put on a horse. All personal effects may be insured against kMM when travelling by a ••<; a f L A c" ba(;<;age POLICY. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE
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    HEAVY CASUALTIES IN ALL NIGHT BATTLE
    79 9 (mncse And Japanese Engaged Along A 70 Mile Front TENSION GROWING AT TIENTSIN Japanese battleships are reported to have arrived at t.«. ...tr.nue to th. t it> of Tientsin und the Chinese think ".r. a danger of the station developing a on|C lhr ines
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    JAPANESE OFFICIAL STATEMENT
    156 9 M... I B is growing rapidly as the result of At Taiku. the entrance to the city of :n The Chinese consider that as the Japanese have comparted arrancementa lo ths Chinese city, a repetition of the catastrophe ta Tientsin to inevitable. I Japanese continued to bombard
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    SEVENTY MILE FRONT
    328 9 met at Paotingfu yesterday for the that tunsince they fell out in 1828. Mr. Wang Chtog-wei. tbe Premier who returned to Nanking this morning after an absence of four months to Europe, will also proceed there to attend a conference. Lo Wen -kan. the Foreign Minister. Issued
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    U.S. GOLD FOR ITALY
    110 9 Million Dollars Exported N..» York Mar 1" Eight and a half ndttwn doßsrs In goM Is to to exported to Italy under special Tieasuiy bccnce. according to the c*'e d *j; yew York American The gold will be Irawn from stock ear-marked to the ac<>unt ol
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    NO COMPROMISE
    106 9 China*- Foreign Minister's I declaration uikiri,. \l..r I An emphatic declaration that there are to be no negotiations or compromise with Japan was made by Foreign Minister Lo Wen Kan on his return from the north. He said that the Chinese people should do their utmost to protect
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    JAPANESE DESPATCH
    191 9 Holding Entire Line of ftreafl Wall The follow Ing official despatch from Tokyo Foreign Office dated 8 p.m. March 17. has been received by the Japanese Consulate-General The actual Rtuatton of the Jehol operation Raa follows The Imperial Japanese a ■ndnexl Jehol City on March 4th. and occupied
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    SHIP BLOWN UP
    138 9 Survivor*- Adrift ftfeT Two Days mbii Mai IK I Ron ol thlrtet: the Norwegian steamer Hinnoy which was ttß> m: H .:n K.«:i- \nf.\tip Fourteen ol the crew were instenUy kill. Fourteen ol the survivors put off in a boat and one dRd ol exposure The others
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    29 9 Spanish Airman On Tho Winy. lv.m Mar. IM s 'Jl l left Madrid earner R Mb day BR B 885..' B^—- has arrived at 1 Reuter
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    MR. MACDONALD IN ROME
    294 9 PREMIER AND MUSSOLINI IX CONFERENCE Situation in Central Europe (iene\a. Mar. I A landslide vi nil ieiaytd M; Ramsay MacE nulrl mid Mi Ishbel MacDaSB (Ri .»n hour and IS M.. Hi--' -til! BSBK :i but bad visibility may n sitate iii\rlliiiL BS 8 enable them
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    143 9 Kom. M.ir l'< After an audience with the King followed bj a lunch at which Miss Ishbel was also pit Mr. Mac Donald and Sfa- John Sim. sum■Pßl Mussolini until the Hb iudi< with -is -tin: rhe British st?temen declared th satisfied with yesterday's talks It l<
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    PRINCE PHILANTHOPIST
    56 9 120.1)011 Civen to Siamese Charities l 'il- IM KSS SKKVICE COi'VKKiH I' ILmckok. Mar. IM B tatr Prln< died at Shiga; RBB £20.000 to chanr. R SB •••be distributed among utals and tin I I MB IBfßi LlcH.ll.T! wiii hen allowed t<> 1 the deliberation MB '-pies Association
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    51 9 Financial Kxpert as New Ambassador Berlin. Mar. I'». H- I uth. \-Pre id< nt t tin Ren hi i vi;.. ippointed Genua: Ambassado: it Washington m succession to Herr Prittwltz vho has resigned as he is unable BB agree to the policy of I I RSBBBBB nt.
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    48 9 Hank President's Suicide New Wilmington. Mar. 18. Mi Hoy.ell Gem President ol the First National Bank as found shot dead here la- note was o found druwinc attention 1 >5 assurance policy which. 1 .rated ,c lent to enable the bank BB rBBBSB lor bustoCßß Reuter
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    EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE
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    ANGLO-MALAY LOSS
    16 9 [FKKE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRKIHT) Ixindon. Mar. 19. x \i ,:s for 193'J ol £2.492
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    INDIA'S FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
    427 9 White Paper on Government's Proposals I A BAD PRESS Final Authority Vested in Governor-General "Not B deed of partnership, hut an instrument oi abdication." is one description applied to the White Paper on India's future constitution which was issued on Friday. London. Mar. IS. Proposals i.v th.
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    JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE
    487 9 of Government the G •j These special *»nri to be exert toed only u> sac* is except to the ca~e of n The Federal 1 toe central ksislaUi m '!,,n,! conatat of two Chamber*The Upper Chambei < comprise of SSS meni Princes. 188 elected i\*irr.lTiftT' ci ni^tno^rs
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      936 11 K. P. M. KONTNKI.IJKF PAKETVAAR I MAATSI II VI II I 0 nrmi: Monday. March i ikh— Moncia'- March 20. Bengkalis. Asahan, Paneh and BeronTcti.g PALUfiI only, aad Bagan Si-Api- Apt. PALOPO March 21. Riouw. Tambelan, Singkawang. Pemangkat and Selakau. U I K March 21, Paneh. Tanjong-Mengeidar, Tanjong -Leidong and
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    BANGKOK CHAMBER
    286 12 Twentieth Annual Meeting l om Our Ova Correapondent 1 l"..inj;k.»k. Mar. 1.'.. Thr International Chamber oi Cirmmerc hold its annual meeting at Bangkok on Thuraday Tliis year this Chamb r celebrate- •v.:: -..'th birthdaj II tounded in 1913 at I m. I• H- ngkong and Shan Bank, and
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    QUICK MAILS
    244 12 Bangkok to Paris in a Week Ptaaa Our Own Correspondent] Bamrkok. Mar 15 Siam has long enjoyed an air service wtth Europe which has b— :.vy of Mala>a and the latest acceleratons in this service wil! not lessen that feeling. Now mails leaftaf Paris Thursday are delivered in
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    162 12 Latest Additions of Fiction The following Novels were added to Raffles v during the past fortnight Carlisle IHG.I Mayflc 1 Chapman (Hester W.) She Saw Them Go. Charteris (Leslie* Once More the Saint. Cowdroy (Joan Ai Murder of Lydia. Dare < Simon t Sea Drift. Prankau < Pamela
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    81 12 Merchant -hipping m Norway increased by 101,000 tons from June. 1931, to June. 1883. This is the lareest Ir.cr- .*\m> Gr. ln.it .-cd her tonnage by 72,300 tons, Spain by 38,000 tons. Denmark by 36.000 tons, and Sweden by 11.000 On the other hand, the haSBBg naBB—M hay- reduced their
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      714 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia. FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Reg.lar mo:.'; by the well-known steamer MAR ELLA (7.375 tons) and th* SS MANGOLA (3 352 tons). [Cargo only] s MARET I.A X <»:>■ of the larc -t and finest steamers trading \.--.:.;i
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      508 12 I S.KAINE. X m »™fc ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AM> (Inc-aayiai ti TRANSPORT CO. Tallin (Incorporated Japai I \SSIN(.II 'j J p*-*|(j^ REGULAR FREIGHT ANU Trt iV(lt to <■• S(.\ PASSENGER SERVICF FROM JAPAN Due p^B^ p KM T* MAI Spore M LOR KOBE. OsAK\ M(».ll > \W **1 US NAGOYA AM>
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      675 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m and Thursdays 7.30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut i Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan <via Jerantutt Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 pm K.Tmt.m (1 ia 0(*****9
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      SHIP THAT CANNOT ROLL
      759 13 Gyro-Stabilizers Tor New j Conte di Savoia hssl uenlng a nW at nature, as I sal as the law ol gi Conte di Savoia. newest of the nal fleet of li. easels to BBBM c passenger aervtce, has won for b r-l i :.ot Roll Por
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      42 13 I)..: Ciiuuib: :<,\. h;i\ lowei dues for the Sulina 888 Si 0* ;uring the winter month turn *M ::.incs for steamers, BTBsJ toBSB BwSI 05 gold francs ||bt< v> v n^i-tric ton. This arranaemen* Maas laan and does not easeto proceeding i; ti
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      372 13 Antung in Serious Position Honir Kon?. Mar 8. Ao Nan O* latest BdVfcUßi raßßtfCd by the Naval authorities regarding th< position of rhe tmmamt, aßßnl li BBBBBBsI H Mbfß Point ■BBBBa tiieii ls reason to tea: Bnß* some passengers are missing. Two of thr- Antung's boats capsized m
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      PORT HEALTH
      298 13 Tlie health bulletin of the League ot N Eastern Bureau foi the week ended March 11th. is as follows: laniataxr. ;>:.■_.. I ..nd 1 death. \i.-\.iiulr plague case and 1 death; 104 smallpox cases and 25 deaths as compared with ..ses and 35 deaths in the previous week.
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      35 13 Tla m ana* V»-rdt .Italian Mai KW urnvr hen on Tuesday morning, from Shanghai Hone Kong, ar.d Manila and will sail p.m. tht same day for Colombo 80mb..;. Suez, Port Said BrindLsi Venice and Trieste.
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      54 13 Rememborthat pure blood not only keeps away disease, but to Nature s remedy—in fact, tho blood to the stream of life. In the treatment of Blood and Skin Complaints Clarke's Blood Mixture to unexcelled. It expels tho poisons and assists healing. Qf mO o— aSßj Storm I Riwßy good m
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      392 13 MALAYA'S RESTRINGING SPECIALISTS Restring and make old rackets look new For all your requirements Phone 2938. l^P X J Charges Greatly Reduced:— f \\y^V f*) ARMOURS TILDES GIT The Ctaolcr Ullll I of a Master Champion $14 00 001. \\\-Wf' DAVIS CCP GIT Sl4OO JJ^f:!! SCPER SPFf I M Gt'T
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    GREAT BRITAIN IN GRIP OF ARCTIC CONDITIONS
    1854 14 Trains Snowed Up; Telegraphs and Telephones Cut Off, Villages Isolated m Our Own Correspondent! london. LL :X. Although there have been many worse blizsards tan this country, the weather last m end waa very bad It was most d I ties and Northern
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    HEATHER ANGEL
    312 14 HEATHER AN GEL British Film Star's Career m atta 1 Int I tii. British film -toi born an F.bruary 9th 1 909 and sdnSßtorl at ejfecaak*. Abbey BehoOl and ii. Switzerland She first intended to learn farming, then intended to learn to teach voice production. Her first play was "Christmas
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    MARCONI ECHOMETER
    242 14 To Be Kitted To Eaafcr And F\ (Te Fleet Elders and VfOmt have placed 88l order for the installation of the Marconi echometer sounding device in the whole of their fleet of 36 ships operating between Great B: and the West Indies and ports in the Gulf ci
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    68 14 husband and wife will sit together as magistrates on the same bench at Kingston-on-Thames. |>r. \V. F. St. Lawrence Finny has been a J.P. lor .'-JO years, and now his wife has just been appointed as a magistrate in the same court. Mrs. St. Lawrence Finny has been mayoress of
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    29 14 Col. A. A. Lermit will be It.. acca ?arly next month to go on furlough. Mr. and Mrs. M. Striven* of Jasin Lalang tea, Malacca. :ig for Europe on
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      861 14 I BANKS AND INSI h: \7j"| CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. At'STR.'tLIA <Ml «HlN*i Incorporated Id England b\ 1-. Paid up capital in 600,000 shares oi Lb each £3.000,000 Rcs«-r\e I^nd £3.000,000 ReMT*.e LiabihtN cf pr i rf. £3.00 C,000 AfFfX irS aflO BTR n< nF*R r s: Iloilß BMR I
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      536 14 m 1 1 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION j PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and 1 FEDERATED MALAY STATES I FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. I DAVENTRY. ENGLAND I Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 313 1 1 metres J Monday March 20th l G M 30 pm Tun- Signal from J 1
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    OUTLOOK FOR RUBBER INDUSTRY
    717 15 OUTLOOK FOR RUBBER INDUSTRY MS iated Share aim* for Rubber shares have 11 mated from knowledgeable quarters. aad nares stand ng at "rubbish levels have man taken out of the market and locked away. v thai within a year or two the pssii ober industry will be much mH jalßstaiißty.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    394 15 The prices quoted are s^nerally those current at Clyde Terrace Market. At the other markets there may be small variations mi \i Cts Beef steak (Round) Kati 30 Beet 3tew or curry do 25 Pork, lean do 45 Pork, lean and fat (La quality, do 35 lb.
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    116 15 QMngCA in Rt*pri'>entative Price*\l.n Xi i; IH Amt Com. 59 60 T'phone and T'graph 10^ 46 44« 4 45', Duj I 40 33 :i Common 13 13 N.Q Gen B 1-* T 14 13 a 13 Goodi 5 l 5 15 1 15 l Inter T'pi
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    SIAM ELECTRIC
    270 15 hrtntti Kail B-1 PividMsn Onl\ Sliiihtlv Ki-dui'i-d [From Our Own Correspondent] ■UnxkuK Mv The Siam E- G Ui which supplies the electric light to a great part of Bangkok, and operates the tramway system a untal on the east I ..is held its a: has a capital of
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    THE £ ABROAD
    139 15 THE ABROAD Foreign are l'w M.i. I.". Mv 1". 1 Amsterdam 12.07 8.54 M 4 us 375 605 605 < Belgrade 20 43 14 47 14.47 6d. 1 6d is I 35 M UiMi I Buchu 313 585 Buenos Aires 40'^ offi. 41 om Oaaaaa-R 22 7ie l/R 1 ,-va
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    THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED
    68 15 id office in London has ad 1 Tib iOcal branch of Eav 61 LM b\ I the net profit for the year ending D lading amourr brou Rutagld £156.236-0-11 Tli.- annual meeting of shareholders I -Id on March 29th. The directors recommend a final dividend a*
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    TAXATION AND RUBBER RESTRICTION
    851 15 Salient Points ot the Scheme j Sl Bn prop, ll far I m rubber combined t with restriction has aroused considerab. to refer again to the in the situation, writes R. H. Tickell |8 .mcial Times. These are: (1» II vent 01 the British and Dutch
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    334 15 EXCHANGE RATES March 18 SELLING London. 4 months* sight 2 3 27 32 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 13 16 London, 60 days' sight 2|3 25 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 B|4 London, demand 2\*~ London, T.T. Ti3 11 16 Lyons and Paris, demand
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    89 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION Marah IStitu, 12 a'rUafc nam RS S. Equal to London Standard. Spot <1. 63 16 65 16 RS S. Equal to London Standard. FOB 6 8 16 Standard R.SS. on Tender Mar. 6'« 65 16 \pril 65 16 Bn 67 16 69 1C Apr- June
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    820 15 CLOSING UI OTATIONS SAT! Rl)V*a \!\l'< ll .1 ii CLOSING QUOTATION^ Buyer* SeUers Kumban? I 23s 9d 24s 9d c.d. U Malay <£> lit 20s norn 10s 3d lls c.d. I Brin lla 12s Padang (sl* 05 yes ($1) 35 40 •ang (sl> 40 nom. Ss 7s
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    BIG INNINGS BY DR HOPKINS
    629 16 69 Not Out; Six Wickets For 47 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT P.S. and L. and Etceteras Draw A brilliant stand betv O Hopkins and J. M. Lowson. uhirh added just or. ahort of the hundred, pull. rtunt definitely in the favour of the Pub and Law in
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    220 16 Liejssius Takes 5 Wickets for 28 Runs Singapore Recreation Club defeated the Nondescripts Cricket Club by 73 runs. T Liejssius taking 5 wickets for 28 run_ Scores Bawlf! fl E. N. Oehlers c Bafcfp 2. D DCotta c b Hassan 25 H N Balhetchet st.— b ta-f-nna b
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    18 16 London, Mar. 18. fv. A ural tvnd Banker Knight have been -om :h, Lv; *__ur- Handicap
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    281 16 BY THE ONLY THY SCO UK I) England's 111 Luck With Her Threes Murray luld. Mar. IK. In nternatlonal played her. a*a laaal by n palnta to nsl i.T ■aggni red. but Fy f. ber 1 held thtir own Btsl the Backs tlu-ir strongest tmcnti a*
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    34 16 Hon Jeby and Dundee Draw N.u t.,rk. M..r IX At Madison Square Garden in a 15 round world's middleweight championship bout, according tO th- > mission Ben Juby drew with Vance Dundee. Reuter
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING
    137 16 Randwick Stakes Won by Peter Pan Hi 7 PRFS> SKKVICE- COPVHIGM I Sydney. Mai Is Following are the results of the racing at Sydney today:— RANDWICK STARES PETER PAN 8 6 HCX'.ILa-\ 8 a 2 6JQ6J N'F.AGH 811 3 Won by a length, one length between Ml ar.d
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    270 16 Oxford Wins Strongly on High Standard London. Mar. 18. In the inter-Vars;ty Sports at the White i Oxford beat Cambridge by 8 events to 3 The weather was beautifully fine and the track in excellent condition, the large number ot spectators including the Boat Race crews, whilst Mr
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    787 16 LARGE CROWD AT JALAN BESAR Peranakans' Recovery in Second Half K.t.i Kaja lub I; s. Perauakan \xv rr. Urn Jaa O BJtasnUßi afterdoob *.'.< Kata Baji CI b i n tfta v tag Footbail ('n.iiii:-:.>.'.-l!i|. s:.:- tht Mi ipon rnTanukaa a adattoa by foui
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    77 16 American Hoarders Go To Banks New York. Mar. 17. A last-minute rush of E*o!d hoarders before the expiration of the time-limit this BAMMMB brought the estimated returns to the oanks thi< week to about $530 000 000 Washington. Mar. 17. Representatives of the banking eommltte have approved the
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    465 16 DERKY AND WEST HAM KNOCKED OUT Motherwell Enters Scottish Final FREE PRESS SERVICE— CO! 'Y RIGH London. Mar. Ift. Ever! and Manchester City will meet in the F.A. Cup nnal. rved their West ■al IB yesterday's semi-l final tie. They 8881 men, i h
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    87 16 New Committee to be Elected Berlin. Mar 7 Hugenburg. ha is>uec a decree fundaBBBBIBB> ai'e:mg the constitution of the O Bourse by ...rderm.p the electloi. „n April 26. of a new smaller Bourse <- ommittee th. <>mpo tion of which must be approved by the go\.:;.--***** Agricultural interests
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    126 16 MONDAY'S TIES hampionship Singles Dr L Demenv vs T L Palmer X Nankivell »s A G Hay W R Dobbs vs T J A Green F T K. Hobbes vs S Gr:mberg O R. S. B: ten. an vs L. Schofaert O Fuller m V P
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