The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 March 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 13,911. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINCiAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1933. 10 < KNTS.
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    THE DAYS NEWS
    186 1 Mr i:. X. 1 < ummin> i> su«ing Hi. Times of Ualat.i. lp<h. fin .ill.-. (I 1....1— I'aK«' The Presidi nt »i the Philippine srnati in an interview with the It.-. Pi yesterday, outlined the Islands' political aspirations I.is* P. verdict ot nmider against sum. prisons unknowr
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    STOP PRESS
    106 1 I 111 LINCOLNSHIRI (From Our Own Correspoiv London Mai Scot and Epicure have been scrau-hed from the Lincolnshire Handicap. Heavy going is certain in the race. l-~ i In-: mi. mi nt i.mi|. I i'<-l<l muni^ti In- !»»'i'n i>[>. !i.(i in l'..iv i! i.iPase 16. In h. iM.il
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    PLANTER LOOKS AT TECHNOCRACY
    1171 1 One of the best-Informed men I know to Bigstiff the Visiting Agent. The man is a walking encyclopaedia. A lot of people disagree with me about him and I have heard the poor K-llow described as 'a mine of misinfor>n.° But that was latish in the
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      376 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK m \r:» i ippkoac II io pi hi l-i >H »'\n!H KI/* I) mii X OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL THIS EVENING HOOK SOW TEA DANCE for .-I" to S.15 p.m. SaturdaN Next, March 25th I OK.MAL DINNER DANCE -grand cabaretm\ n;thia phi
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      255 1 DISTURBANCE IN LOCAL WORKHOUSE HOW li WAS QUELLED T'was Easter: m the Workbouße, Gloom spread thr u I thi dinii i all, Win < and thundered, To drink— you kt km at all Then up spa--. .t leteran Inmab I With a voice bold as brass, W ion't want -our
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      109 1 LATEST AWeRTISFMKNT^ A lingering fragrance Page 9. You need extra energy Page 4. II COMFORT GARCIA'S IDEAL PIANOS GUARANTEED AGAINST WHIR ANTS from $375.00 i OBNI KOI S AI .I OWAM 1 M \l>K 1 OK ()1 I) PIANOS 1 AKIN IN XX( B UKH 5 ORCHARD ROAD. (AMBKR MANSIONS)
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      22 1 KLIM HMwmm mm k 111! M\KI>I M'l'lKiM II Ml PIKE I RKSH. I'WTH Xl/I I) Mil h. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION
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    OXFORD PACIFISTS
    200 2 No More King and Count r> Fighting (From Our Own Conresporii Last week I stated that tbe fay 275 votes tc 153. had passed a rest declaring that these who sponsored it would ■nder no circumstances "fight for King and Coutry" in fu; attempt was made to expunge
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    AIR POLICE FORCE
    60 2 Britain Accepts French Proposal Britain hai accepted the French proposal for n it an intornationii come mtn being iliwiltaniKWwij i .ibolition of military and naval aviation. Captain Anthony Ed CJnder-l v of the Air Conn kta ft* Disar- tut Conference. ified. however, that each country's such a
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      367 2 l>\\ CBEAfil POOD BEAUTY Mll.K I IIQIII) POWDER n ASTRINGENT now serv ■^t.Hkist- maj CHI MIS 1^ L BUSINESS CARDS. RF PHOTOGR \PHFO RY H NUGENT BITKERIDGE Hlf heat ClMt Work— L«we«t R»t«* I.AIDLAW BUILDING— Phone 7HSB STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY I :or ST\TIONERS REPAIREKS. 14% h-.n?*" Allrv. Sinsrapur? The Cheapest
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      505 2 TENDERS. I SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE hereDy given that tenders are now invited for the foilow.ng materials or services and that particulars of such tender*may be obtained In thp Tender Room Municipal OlEc s {j veiling a portion of ground near Monk's Hill, involving the cutting and filling of
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      127 2 U^ I "'HAZEUNE' I P SNOW" I trace of Tubes for the handbag. pots for i at alt Chemists and Stores f-i^y Imitation is the sincerest ORANGE V I SMASH -^d Defies all drink- in LlTPTiit^j Hav ur aroma and after FRAMROZ CO .\£W SHIPMEST OF ANGEL SKIS LACES PRIMED
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      242 2 Disease gerrr enter_ a 0 is Uh If I p 1 1 Scarlet Feve^ •tc by keeping your mo« dibir^ected wih fORMAMIi. I it ■ci ii \a*m t*i Engineers Goidc t Of r k owr»«» ir im world i^o«i yo« »>^» to •b«m Urn- i* h-cca. I t »*«fcJ SCTMCLi.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      263 2 Wrdnnda?. timi ■tah Water. 06.49 7.3 ft. j Rotary Tiffin: Dr Giants antfl Dwarfs Adelphi Hitel. at 1 pjn. Licensing Justices meet, Wrst Magistral Court. 2.15 r I Football: SJIVA Leagu ID Sir vs. Police. Jalan Besar 1 1 <Di^ HarboUr Board 1 1 vs Marine Department, at BH Hong
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    LINKING UP THE EMPIRE BY AEROPLANE
    402 3 GREAT BRITAIN'S LEAD IN DEVELOPMENT Industry Which Now Employs 30,000 Workpeople The annouiv- BH nt from Sydney, that a company has bee:. purpose of tendering for the aj i between the Australian coast and Singapore A to the fact that a new li; forged
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    BIGGEB FLEET
    451 3 drr.ittT omlort aiuJ hiaprr Karrs Tlif-t moMl hii\t of course, only been possible by the rmployment of mat of ever-growing efficiency and scope original fitet of Imperial Air I aero) I I th h.p.. la: To-ciay total is 40. m four engined and with a hone«povct of 58.060.
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    ATLANTIC SERVICE
    279 3 Knormous Possibility 1..« m ■ai WmA While I that th< Mil burden of aviation has fallen upon it must not be suppos«o ntire field Small unstibsidiseri unices have beer, operated by other m. Among these may Ix mentioned Hillman's Airways, which ran MTVlati last from RomfiMri to Clacton
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    DAUGHTER'S LIFE OF GEN. BOOTH
    204 3 Rejected U\ Salvation \rm\ (hut neral Hifcgins. head of the Salvation Army, has refused his official approval of the life of his predecessor. General Bramwell Booth. written by his daughter. Commissioner Catherine Booth. The NHH is that the book will not be ofli- recognised by
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    COTTON LIKE SILK
    93 3 Ihe UUst achievement or [jmcsatUrr testflt research Is the discovery of a cotton cloth almost ftH^'ngiitthaMr from silk. It is expects* ive Lancashire's trade in fine doth. For some time artificial silk (rayon) has bees employed in conjunction with cotton to product in acceptable to the trades
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      336 3 w^**^^*~^w PlRfiH e&^^w BIB Germs of decay lurk in ugly film Prevent trouble -keep teeth free from film with this special film -removing tooth paste 1POT to allow your teeth t gc:;tiv removes this rilin ami reveals E 11 ;;i c da) without brush- tl clean enamel surface! oi pofci
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      296 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance I'<M, REGISTERED HEAD (HIKE: Nos. 1. 2 and 3. Raffle- Chair.b* r- P.. files Place. Singapore. BRANCHES FtnA Cmm str--- Malacca, I Light Street. Penane AND 4, Klyne Rreet Kuala Lumpur. BOARD O» 1)1 11 K KiKS S. Q
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    Telling It To Geneva In Braid Scots
    1333 4 Telling It To Geneva In Braid Scots Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald's Speech To Arms i Conference m A text -I Mr Ramsaj Mardonald remarkabl, 1 to thr Disarmament Conference at Ownera whlcri wu ,ived ov,: tt. Uo da in otdtoarj let) by Om Pjw Pma c. m -pondent at Bauukok
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    CLUNG TO STOLEN CAR
    80 4 Policeman's Jump After Two-Mile Chase I i toil .1 ti> X 1 1 ,:i uton Muidli ■:< :oi mik> thruuuh nnrth-ea.M Lond i] lain Harrmfca; Ont <>: potto ing-board I UH I i iIHi -he car w.i ttm D ing a' :.i :.i > tin ('.iMibrldfe
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    RUSSIAN REFUGEES AS WHITE SLAVES
    348 4 STRANDED IN FAR EAST Fate of Girls Of Good Family K\ HKBE SPA1 1.1.' report W ttl D I enquhy Me I :.d Childn ii in th« f- r East h. dU] bCCfl pMblMaBd by the League i lAOen and Unwin. price 16s. Od >
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    REPULSIVE DUTIES OF KIG'S PROCTOR
    323 4 Tnhappy" Doctrine in Divorce trust the tinn is noi fai distant I repulsive- duties c-t the Khil Proctoi v ill m .-.-.pi MHQ .u.;i \>. h- llu unhapp> dOCtrint (>: rollusiun, as it at present exists, will be ■re, hßd to a narrov i i
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    228 4 rRAGEDY OF SIR WILLIAM I' VBNO Tick-meup" To Be Put On Market it is revealtv. Ml v... feno who shel dead in his park at Altrincham. •Man one rabbit shooting was on point of launchtaMj a new enterprise. I ::icnd of his stated •Sir William had lately been attempting to
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    ESTATE MINIMUM WAGE
    266 4 Sliding Scale Ir^ed in Ceylon Th' solution proposed by Mr. MMI v.conded by Mr. D Whitelaw was unanimously adopted at the annual general thi Ban DW I FMh a Association held on rYftruaty 26: <i That as. under, present conditions, for a ffarge number of tea and
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    TOWN OFFICIAL BRIBFD
    80 4 Magistrate Ordered To Pa> £50 Fine Bhilk James SI raj •> I n C iil \< i £f>f) ;i! c I on diiLx i;lt i Hi l |ndgad ir..apab! Hold;:.- anj A simil I i-j Ritchie va- dn I I:. all( <!•.• bribe fur ilia II I
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    IN FEAR PAST
    105 4 K<< lum Who (hanged Name A reel us- s fear of some disclosure about past Isl. W who died when hit nil toy ought fire. li had changed his natne. and was know i Binstead as John Scott. •»e seemed aid that something would be disclosed." said
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    SPEED KING'S DESPERATE DRIVE
    475 4 ro AVOID DISAPPOINTING HOLIDAY CROWD Crippled Arm in Bandages llaytuna Hondj 1.1 thousand people cheered the Km. racing driver Sir Ualrohn Campbell, when be I official world record* to day for til* miie and the kilometre are the details of his iwrfmma nri? the measured mile
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      73 4 Miss RIBOET SK IONK.MI WIDNI SDAV MAIU II Tlnd. "/■■il:^ l\VI( I shown WITH GREAI BUGCBSB IN NKU-WOKLD'"*" Tmmm rim "Til i: LAI) V KIN c E I'nnc-i ss Hum I will be a revelation to you L.uiv E'rince, this old favourite storj pher< d eu c Uana a.^> "counter-weight'
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      57 4 YOU NEED EXTRA ENERGY get it in this aW-nmmshmenJ cirinJ< v^y^NMß^^ <L the cncrtiv %.u, s- „rr,<-r words you .m Kk V^^ x *v£\ f IB B rf elements you must have to k r la^i Uiin^ IF .ttBL I^HIl k^H^# ri > 1 y y I f nL4&BL \JiWw
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      64 4 CHANGE TO I nose oio worn v I cut plugs o! yours /?*j may be wasting of petrol W j fin pv l every ||jj|mocwewu j MALAYA- m^K MOTORS g lIMITKII MADF IN K.NM \N O OODroy ou p I L«t bv*ru dsfiitttt b« c I to you* tfor<n> I
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    PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT FROM ALL ANGLES.
    132 5 \IR MAIL iCTURES. „.-i,-« ..f -tu.iu- M franklin l» Rimi*.-\ It. the ne» I" -,-id. -nt tif th»- lnit«-d States taken at his home in Hyde Park. Ne« Y<»rk Our picture received in London b\ air mail show*. -Li« i;i (General Honjo. the Japanese nnnmandtr
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      137 5 IHI MAN \<;K MX NT ADVISE KARI.V BOOKING n f J O *L T Jll|/^ fe^^X Tf/E TA/^/AV OF THE DEEP 9"*?mtf33fwN OPENING TO-DAY //O\V THEY LAUGHED I^l-9. i>. A FTFD tv R A l l i v^***v" I /~V M M MJj I m LUC IBU\ I Y'ust National's
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      368 5 J X M 41 B sm m -^sB EM. t_ E^L^s^s^s^LT^^sM J^B I M.G.M. Piles Triumph upon Triumph What stranger, more dramatic, and thrilling entertainmeni bai ver come your way than this truly greal pictun oi c 1:..:. against Manchu I i annj Vnc CANT Ai-'i'oßl) NOT TO 881 "SON-DAUGHTER"
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      HOW ARMY BEAT THE NAVY
      941 6 HOW ARMY BEAT THE NAVY CRAWFORD SCORES FOUR TIMES Scots (Jet Revenge On Richmond i From Oiu Own C I .< i don, \I hi Ji Th' match at Twicke: b Baton! Important event la a orld. "Owing 1: the superiority of their bt I \rmv repeated The game v.a-
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      OLYMPIC GAMES COMPLAINTS
      169 6 OLYMPIC GAMES COMPLAINTS Greatest British Woman Athlete I BB Our Ov i When the annual meetng of the Ama <-■ a mining Associa:; I as continued London, certain allegations which had made reaardinn the feeding and SMHSSS)rti of the B::- CM Oan iden an Fter a long cussion the council
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      WOMEN'S HOCKEY
      644 6 WOMEN' S HOCKEY International (ianir Unds in a Draw The 28th international omens hoi match in the series between Scotland B ci. played at Edinburgh, ended in a draw. each side scoring two goal. Miss Herriot Miss Campbell scored for Scotland and Miss McSweeney for Ireland ond half bot. atcd
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      311 6 ABOTS WELCOME because it ensures refreshing comfort wherever it is served -r v •Ji ala^fcaalaa^ af f X^ P'i^ f^ Lovor lid^ :^af*: \fordailijusc/ Brooke Bond Tea BL A STYLISH WOMAN and s:et your rP- TO -DATE MODELS madt- at KEEN COMPETITIVE PRICES H> OUR NKW MASTER TAILOR and COTTER
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      123 6 ft %m V mtiiiv \ou to in thi> Ni v England milk and lightly fl. itk i^ Chocolate. :».Lla ««»>^a*«%i«ft«> la^i^T^^-Aa^a^ AC A flftaVnfA^An Affl^f ABflßv Invaluable fb« nursing mothers and ideal tor growing i Acccr'' usovmm^ to itsligl.tntshanddiKotiKlitf. Requires o idition of hot water. CosvM*ate CSioiate M ilk ••I
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    AMBUSH VICTIM INQUEST
    243 7 AMBUSH VICTIM INQUEST I Murder Against I *ons I'nknown I LITTi EVIDENCE I Puarrel Which \rose I From Trivia! Incident he Singapoi ':.< the inquiry Into the death prim Road. '■p.- «>•<•:* was sut«equeutly identified as that Whan, an Ice water seller i Had School Inquiries by the poBee t
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    DIED AFTER FIGHT
    336 7 hUcharyed Without l.ivinu Dt'tenitStngapor. Crtaunal District Court. Ktm Mr H. A. Forrer. yesterday. Kwok tM Chu> claimed trial on chart* of ▼ohm,- Mfe| pftnWM hurt H Bal Kuanc who M stated to have lost his Hie as the result Osborne-Jones appeared for the rvtcwam. Mr. J. A.
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    BIG BILL PETROL
    24 7 U« far fl.lfO worth of petrol. oU «d Chin* >•■ c v. it in' «und rhlu for U»» articlrs suppikd to ail
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    GOLD DOLLAR CONTRACT PRICE
    375 7 PRINTEK DISPIT] ES URRENVY \TK Decision of Chipf Justice in Local Case At the crorhision of the case in the Court yesterday to which wwe the plaintitTs. and the Linotype and Machinery Ltd. the defendants, the I <*■**». <«r William Iffartwn.) gave judi in favour of
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    BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT
    141 7 BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT (■uilt) Knowledge Charge Auainst To\vka> Appearing for a Chinese second-hand -r dealer. vas appealing against conviction on a charge of dishonestly rata: stolen property and sentence of seven m. rigorous imprisonn told at his client was susp« be a leper and therefore could not appear in
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    THE LEAGUE AS CHEMIST
    184 7 r.s %R MIX ELLA II \XSEI Many of as mast haw b*< In iti nastiest a coW. n must have swallowed its Milder aspects as a i-: ;:.:>. ,i" it '-h.i tiu.u-nt ..> th. H i.-i :it»l Naii.-i. from thr M ladles, which is an up-
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    FARE REDUCTIONS
    91 7 (ut Of Gsl3o On Pacific Trip Canadian Pacific annouiu am Urn Pa,.. travel on Urn 0 r lv- Pa in luxni ■> .tflun such •> privai attl and .-ittinu rooms at r bath room aj Lbtah;. .1 i;i. .:n of G514.00 WWB ;v: consist ol hai: ■■<•• :r
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    TOBACCO SMUGGLING
    117 7 lliav> liail for Alleged OfTendei I I I 11 i ;.>, Mi H I I tlic Criminal D Jud:. ■< hi h I Chinese I •Aith b<Mi HMtaß f>t dutiable I CO. This was th;' OUtOOM ntt nut mB( duk b l ■•rinn DfltoCfl D M"i.(.,- ■MM pleaded
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    WELL-KNOWN PLANTER'S LIBEL ACTION
    729 7 FALSE REPORT OF DEATH Mr. N. T. Cummins Sues Times of Malaya D Our Own Corr« l|>..h. Mar. .1 The lib 1 action brought by Mr. E: Cummin planter, mhttn Son n iur Stuart Jennings, editor, manager, printer and publisher < .aya. Mr. Justict iorning. The
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    LAW NOTICE
    192 7 For Wednesday. March 22nd. 1933 K.loi. HH ln.f Justice in thr Ist. «»urt .it 11 .it" li !':.>■ firm p p V P and P P V P I M< nat. hi if). Betoie Mi. Justice Whitlej in thr .'nrf. < ourt .it II •> y I 781
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    10.000.000 RAZOR BLADES
    154 7 One Order at Industries Fair An ordi r toi 10.000.000 razor blades wa« booked by an exhibitor ;it the Olym; i<t; Mttrii tndortrlM Pfcto !i:- ,ii to In s:i!>p]ic(i \M I BrtttA Bm Th< volum< "i "l i< i s b oki'd .it th< threi c-nt res
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    GAMBLING RAID SEQUEL
    47 7 Inspector Charges Javanese With Assault The hearing of the case in which Inspector ClOQlMll|l complains of having been assaulted b\ tuu Ja\anosc when he madt a Raniblinp raid last week, has tx'en fixed for the afternoon c March 23. in the ITuni Police Court
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    NO CAUSE FOR PESSIMISM IN MALAYA
    629 7 ECONOMIC SURVEY IX PROGRESS Co-operative Mortgage Bank Imperative stmu- <-trikiiit Mews ,i\ ttt ctonumu conih lions in MaLna were <\pr>sv,«d the retiring director of C o-Operation. Mr < .tvendish. in an address to members of the Ipoh K..t.ir\ lub. Mr. Cavendish in the course
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    ST. FRANCIS ASSOCIATION
    106 7 Election Of Officials at Malacca I From Our Owi. Co: .< -pondent] Ma1a..... Mar !n Tin- lolldWiiU! an 'in offi. lai- fl.(ti() at tin annual general meetn. st i;it:..i. of Malacca President. H M. de Sou/:- JP president I Hil] R W V Ai A I.;.- M
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    $100 FINE FOR EXTORTION
    63 7 Previous Conviction for Theft Revealed Aftt i hawnv bet r. convicted ol att< mpted extortion ir the Secmd Magistral! Chinese named Won Chian was sentenced to a nn« of $100 or mx months' rigorous imprisonment by j Mr H A Fc-ner. tSt Criminal DMricf Judft. yesterday
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    CHINESE WOMAN'S SUICIDE
    603 7 Husband Who Was Trying to Master Opium Hah HOME OF POVERTY Man's Famines Insufficient For Food The reason Mf I wanted to die was because my husband always quarrels with me. ork at present, but. keeps on gambling and smoking opium daily. He also dm,s 0H me
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    "COUNTERFEIT" PERFUME
    127 7 V\w Chinese Fined ;i- Result o! Police Raid A the police on pniseasors at yester :he appearance of five Chtaim before M; Korrer. the Criminal fHoiitU ,hl< > flrrt man plsaded guilty to betas te possession of 16 bottles of lotion with a ade mark, which ware fount
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    NOT OPIUM AFTER ALL
    32 7 before Mi H. A Fun < k.-i District C nt >•■■!. rfi, sion o! i r>ii:.i nl Analyst that th( i. .1 ti ;,t, of onti hfl woman was dtoetaatged.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22,1933. BEER ISALMOST BACK IN U.S.
    765 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22,1933. BEER ISALMOST BACK IN U.S. Only i 1 1 i t t iiay- mOTC MHI A:, rieam wfU bi abW to drink >■ 1 1 In Well AlmoM beer. For 3.2 gen! oi alcohol iloaa not remove w :>•'. rrage quite out of the
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    U.S. BANKS
    98 8 Non-Member Houses to Korrow From Reserve Banks \\.i-hi!ut«B, Mm*. It. The Federal authorities are preying forward investigation of the affairs of one 01 banks which failed to open after the bank holidays and whose president comn. suicide, leaving notes exonerating everyone from any wrong doing. The major difficulties
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    ASHFORD BYE-ELECTION
    64 8 ASHFORD BYE -ELECTION Ctßservativcs Retail >iai un Reduced Majtirit > i-.iidt.Ti \i.n i: tord bye-elf (tu)ii resulted as fcll> Mr. Sper 16.051 Re X d <Lib.« 11,423 i Lab.' 6.178. -Reuter. The polling at the 1931 election d as fellows hbull «Cons.i 20.981 H M Kedward <Nat. Üb.» 14.681 The
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    MR. TEMPLE THURSTON
    53 8 Death ot VVell-Known Author HMJ !'!;«> -w rile Lmdon, Mar. It. The death is announced of Mr. Temple from penumonia Router Wirelet*. IMr l- n. playwrite and auth MB m 1879. HLs first publications •he age of 16 were two books of poems and his last novel
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    149 8 LATEST TIN AND KI'BBKR PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubb< r and Tin pru e> and the sterling rat*, in New sort rod Pirit, >l)rcial!y cabled tIM I- Pi I ,r. < !ml]o\v RIBBER BtaOl 2' 8 g (2' B d.) Forwaici 2 7 32d (2 7 32d Tone
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    WHAT SINGAPORE READS
    601 8 Run (in Fiction At Katflcs Libran s, book M the Raffles Libran nd the Bn sifted as non-fiction in library catalogue*. But the issues of fiction arel greater by a margin of five to one. The trading public of Singapore, as repre- prefer fiction to fact to
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    SULPHUR DUST
    166 8 l-vixriii. ni hi < ».iii < M < helium H<\. i following letter on the subject of Otdium UiwtMt and its control by sulphur dost has trious agents of robber companies Rubber Research Institute of Malaya "In view o: th< attanUon recently drawn to the above subject. Mr
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    ROKOVSKY'S FATE
    44 8 Moscow l)enit> Report ol Former Ambassador's Death The report of the murder of II Rokovaky. a former ■mhaaMrtor to Britain and Prance. r p. I here as an invention. Arcordtog; to the latest information, he to at present practising medicine in BU*-
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    ULSTER RAIL STRIKE
    21 8 Recurrence «»l Vttempted Train Wrecking A'6ek«€Bd of omit has been experteßOtd result of the recurrence of attempts to
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    Philippines Aspirations
    301 8 Philippines Aspirations /YiWc/iM I Vn.if. -I I The I I Congress gr;.in B Mtorns fl nent than that pro|> v B I accompanied by the Spca H Represents men of the Phihpi I York to tau I Mr. Qtiraon l« I in Singapore vest* B B B B batty meet
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    "AFTER THE BALL"
    137 8 •■tneva on tli* 9 i n Pavili Ofoeva at the Unw of meeting to decide the sjpestinri sjltemptlni! to secure as mud. I as they can m well as bo sq time a* possible to attend to the idingnKi These form the fascinau the Gaumont-Britisl gjrudu^ ■all,
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    GUNMAN CHASED
    55 8 i \ritiftg toridom liri(L« IA daring chaw v nad< ■mam*. Bochore Pwlfc »hrn he tackled ■MB chasms two othe; D •IMB he M« the Chinese of North ptf-ijj Road and Pur t m mAittafwH' nut Mid n who ltM«w a»«y tnr auton a Wa^T MMMMt on dm A
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    EUROPEAN CO-OPERATION PLAN
    255 9 UMATIVK ANGLO-ITALIAN AGREEMENT Recognition ol Germany's Equality Rights 'RENCH THINK IT LIKELY TO CAUSE UPHEAVAL TV '"''."V .H-ralion in tho spirit i,l Ihi- Kell« Ba v \Uimlo< Io tin- Colonies peace treaties as provided by League Covenant. Britain. France Italy to recognise Germany's to which affect i
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    DRAMATIC MEETING
    92 9 Ki>r:w \|.ip |X i m a dramatic moment when Mr. -.naid. the Premier, emerged from ..plane piloted by the Italian Air Minister. BaMa a huh carried Miss I d Sir John Simon. The plane Genoa. This i-« the first British Prime Minister and the ..e come face to
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    SPIRIT OF PACT
    72 9 11. .^iMolinl. accoi^peailed by Signor •d the British Embassy this at versed for nmety mimites wlUi v Donald and Sir John —mi An iimunkn* states that after an ex--xchange of «eas on the general the ministers examined in their con•sterday evening and this afternoon luestjons put fonrard
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    SATISFACTION IN ROME
    54 9 I, Mir i relt at Mr. MacDonaWs acMussolini's plan" which Is ea»- J t- •\6 everything j'Pj—* ._"?tS?il mtse peace lr E-irope." m frjetton wWeh «t P*^" ru-operation Is «ac to th» Banw Italy did not ft >wr ■ud grievances mcium '> Italy. Aa vasavda KranccrOetman re•lt
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    205 9 I i« ar« -tw over the baM^ to Rome understood that Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald has expressed the urgent wist France win not remain aloof in th? present discussions. I"I I ITU 1 KXTFNTI Q«M«M, Mar. 19. The first official reaction to th draft for a disarmament convention
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    "SOLD COUNTRY FOR £50"
    245 9 minselV Vssertion in helsea THal London. Mar. St. The trial opened at Ctulsca Barracks to-day I of Lieutenant Norman Baillies Stewart. Sea- forth Highlanders, on ten charges to which the prisoner pleaded not guiltj It is alleged that j J the prisoner, against the Interests of
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    "I AM NOT AFRAID!"
    111 9 Znnuitm I Mia nt To Thr Last X II I loiifl.i M.if :u Zaatiara was electrocuted I nirder of r Mr. Cerma': this morning. t SSangara walked unaided to the chair claiming "don't hold me. I am not afraid." t Be handed to the prison superintendent
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    71 9 President Kmiseveh and Danger of Dctault N>« V..rk Mar 'I President Roosevelt proposes to ask Congress deal with ■Moliiun and avert default on the June payments, according to the Washington corresponof the New York Times. It is bettered he will ask foi a Joint Congressional 1 1 solution
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    LOUIS ULLSTEIN DEAD
    12 9 lUTlill M, The death it ■mww»»ii of Louis UlUein.
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    MOSCOW THIRD DEGREE METHODS
    141 9 BRITISH PRISONER'S 11* HOURS ORDEAL VickiTs' fapbynes Sti! 1 in Prison London. M.ir. 1> i kMM of ttdrd degree mthflji b OS ;nst the oned in <: i' pointed out that Monkhouse. 01 m .;ml- !>' xamuifd for nineteen hours before his nl. The refusal of
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    MEN STILL IN PRISON
    152 9 Full Details Not Yet Received I iindtiu. Mn !ii House of Commons Captain V ..der-SocrPtary. announred that A; Soviet commercial negotiations have been pendt the present circumstances, they fan useful purpose." Captain I added that the Soviet auU d Metropolitan Vickers' premises in Lenin- n h
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    MR. THOMAS' STATEMENT
    288 9 < .<>\ ennM nu Grave tew tf Soviet Action London Mai IS. hkh Uh British Governnent takes of by the Soviet author- :>>yees of tht- ;:tan dickers Company was clearly indicated in a ipeech last night by the Dominions Secretary. Mr. Thoir. nothing that has stirpublic opinion
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    KREUGER FIND
    52 9 Arl (Ollect ion Work SI 0(1,01 id \r» \»,l~ >L,i 'n iMiiiii!, ;»mi rurr Dd ;tt $100,000 l v Ivui storage in One pahlt*"g is believed t< l( ilxns and A search is still b for ..i ,r dungs made I i: ;•> i ..:■>. I i I
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    GENERAL ATTACK ON CHINESE
    352 9 32,000 Japanese and Mongolian Troops ARTILLERY BARRAGE Many Prisoners Taken Shanghai. Mar. 11. iiii.MirdKi.t-iy ifta iinaet fetter- MM JftpajMM and 30.000 M"i !ol:ans started DBMnU ftttacfc on the Chinese lines outside Chumg- Wlttl their artillery covering the advance o: their miantry The delcndinK forces under General
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    PERU CONDEMNED
    132 9 League's Rating ROOMS I Indignation in Lima (i.ne\a. >l.v I. < Mfltag of the Colon i .-Mowed tin- S analu P •:cil was ado] iVn. whereupon the hitu-i's renresciitative made a short st;u. mtnt and withe: 'ho chamber. A ronuni-.-has been appoint) 'd la Vfttl h the conflict.
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    U.S. BEER BILL |
    139 9 U.S. BEER BILL :>.o(muk)() Btrrefa tf Uqm* Available Washington. Mar. 21. Aft-: i of repre; ci ol the md Hous< of Representati it ha i.f- r Tert to fix the nlcohoMo out nt of th«< I). niL'f unciir the He Bill ,t f .iji, Beahl to i In tai fruit
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    31 9 Teheran. Mar. 10. Princ< Teymurtash, 1 1 1 ex-minte>ter, has be < v sentenced to three years' imprisonment and h fini ol £2.5.000 for xbuse of hi office- Fteutei Win
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      510 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Doe Spore. Sails Spore. M, CITY OF MANILA For Havre. London. Rotterdam Hamburg Apr. 15 Apr 17 s. CITY OF KHIOS For Havre, London. Rotterdam Hamburg
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      358 11 PRESMDtMT HMFR EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON WKFKIY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OR HONG KONG TO SEATTLE DIRECT OR MA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA AND NEW YORK LOW THROUGH RATES HONG KONG TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA
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    HOAX ON ANTI-WAR COUNCIL
    433 12 CREW OF SHIP FOR JAPAN Ail-Night Dash With Sack of Money I From Our Ov%n Correspondent London, Mar. h. Th< n .i .in .iir us;:: iicui nt tins <•> ri-i-nn A conference of British Anti-War Council as in prot' Bermondsey Tcwn Hall on Saturday when the
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    OLD BILL GOES SHORT
    190 12 Penalty For Tnexpected Bouquet London. Mar v Old Bill, largest of the Zoo sea-lions, is on short rations. For the nrxt day or two his portions ol fish are to be drastically cut down. Yesterday Old BUI had on-- a! the biggest feeds of his career.
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    70 12 Doctor Explains To Magistrate Professor I C\ Dods. of Teignmouth-road. iHampstead, N.W., who was summoned a* i ford for aiding and abetting his chauffeur to at a dangerous speed, successfully plead I that he was hurrying back from Swansea to London to save the life of
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      706 12 Burns Philp Line. r (Incorporated In Australia i FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AM) THURSDAY ISLAND. K*i* ..at monthly sailing by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and the SS MANGOLA < 3.352 tons) [Cargo only] MAKEI f th«- la- t and finest steamers trading \ustralla. Cabins
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      646 12 BBBY LINE. I [LONDON ADDRESS PALL MALL. LONDON. S.W.I of fart twin-screw OU Driven Mil Pa M-npi betweeii RANGOON. COLOMBO MARSEILI I > j and Perump HOMKW XRD SAILINGS h YOFKSHIK: Anr 13 GLOUCESTERSHIKt. CnfsHlßl *»^22 YORKSHIRE Jul y 6 SHROPSHi: I FORDSHIRB Aup passage Rates include Train Pares to
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      677 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7. 30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.ni Kuantan via Jerantut) Monday to Friday I M a.m. Kuantan ma Jerantut Saturdays 7 pm. Kelantan (via Padang Besar > Monday and Friday 7 pm Kelantan :via
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      142 12 for Malacca 22.3. Conte Verde, Ita. *****. from Shanghai 21.3, for Colombo 21.3 Yamagata Maru Jap 2322. from Yokohama 21 3 for Calcutta 22.3 Tidore. Dut 525. from P MMMJ BJ NT V Baroe 23 3 Pronto. Norw. 1283. from Rangoon 213 !or Hong Kong. Amoy. Swatow 21.3, Ked;.h 73:
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      NAVAL INVENTOR FROM BELOW DECKS
      332 13 f'>'> PRIZE WON WITH FRET SAW Able-Seaman A "(lever Mathematician" \blt- -...man I I'atterson. a K rd »t Ihr ti.iltl. iruiM-r Hood Britain s biggest battleship. »kin w..n the prize of i.'.O offered t>> th.- Kos.il > t> of \rU for "a valuable improvement in
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      PORTUGAL'S NAVY
      267 13 New Destroyer Launched Hy Yarrows Me.v: V.v row and Co. I.t.ci s- tly launched the Portuguese destroyer V The namii ceremony wa, perfomHi m i do Carvalho Carto wife ol 1 tain Carto chiel ol the Portuguese Naval Commission. Aha picsnt at tip eerSflMO] .■.vAx v Portuguese naval
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    PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
    565 13 Tht T.S.S. Hector, sailing March 21st., is taking the following passengers homeward:— Miss E. J. Smith Mrs. Crispin. Mr. A. Thomas, Mr. H. M. Sc. Ml -uid Mrs. R A. Waddle, J G Wylde. Mr S. E. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. M. StrlTens and daughter (10), Mr. D
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    SIAM S.P. COY.
    162 13 Tcs. .55,000 Profit Rut No Dividend The annual genera: oi the Slam Steam Packet Co., Ltd. was held at the offices of the company, in Bangkok, on March 15. M< ssrs S B:i :hoi;.M' i:n W Duncan R D Atkinson A Carson. J Hicks j I Qrtfln
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    SAIL TRAINING
    257 13 Kei Ship For German Navy \vi..; Briti Admiraltj is till apparently far from reaching a definite derision on the -übjet' -ai! traiiuii; even alter the Fir-t Lord's very det::nt< statement nearly a feai ago, the Otnnan Navy has still shown itseU tthful to the old principle and determined
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    GUNBOAT SINKS FISHERS
    77 13 Night Fmounter With Poaching Trawler Thf I'ortut'iit'so ".unbot 1 I.iditiin! 'ti Spanish trawler BtgOßdl vMell it had found ri-him: otf thf Portuguese toast As Hiuii sis the gunboat am* in tlv- .er took up her nets, doused her lights and ■::<■;. off into the darkn< pur I
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    41 13 Tanjong Berlayer Buo> Withdrawn The white buoy at Tanjon^ Berlayer formerly situated at a distaii of >'• 9 (ab!e^. 280 desires from Tanjorv Borlayer H^ht-bea-m M 1 !i<'t r 16' N. taf 103 i|| 4KE <approx;. has been withdrawn
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      313 13 I THE IN' APORE FREE PRESS Office: 138 IOBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. I V A ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. I emier morning daih in Malaya. Deliver. ,1 he (hota Hazri each morning latest •atest telegrams and latest announcement. s"! rubb r »"d tin cables appear daily ♦\itures include pictures, bridge notes with latest
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      162 13 CooKed MEATS Iff l At H FRIiH I DAILY FROM THE I CH)ICEtr f RIIH Mf AT i I^2^^^ TONGUE BRAWN ifnrfVTiTMaTiif^TrnTWlS Conquer Eczema and Itching Skinwith KALZANA, the Calcium Food WHEN you suffer from Eczema, skin rashes, or other forms of skin inflammations, at once start talking Kalzana, the
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    GREATEST ATOM DISCOVERY
    534 14 May Change the World's Whole Future A m U will tin.:. the scient.-' conception of the structure of the iitom and. Bfl, Sa his conception of the basis of ever] thins of the world, c! bfl 1 1 1 i of th' ol th" human bocr. M
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    QUEER CARGOES
    127 14 What a Hritish Railway Carried Last Year Somo pw cargoes for which tht> Lai I I Midlaad ;.r.ci ■eOttWl H.ui'Aay provided tsj duilß| \\>A2 m!> complete automatic telephone eNchange: A i ontiiivt v.' imal< I r Whipsnade Zoo. from tin Bu^t i .v Won Ctarcns; Thr world's larccst
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    47 14 Stom- Sent From umbtrland Toj Mount Vernon 1 .i .n.ilstone quai:\ teosnU] "ptwrt in is-..: i ■> Liiui. i>;r. I ,:1 i»yirv- w.: ton boose m II i v•nun. YiiLinu R| i. of the 1: 1 Im'.ii.. Hi col Juki < i:. .:.(i Ui: ;..> tan
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    ENGINES FOR RUSSIA
    23 14 Hund i)l sni the B-vr PMOMk locomotive building v Mam ht .i, :h. tun •v IOMMOttfW for the Sovk-t Go\-:;.-
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    112 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION J PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA. I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES I FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, I J DAVENTRY, ENGLAND J J Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 31 3 J l ir.' tre;* I w.dnesday, March 22 J (iMI 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from a I Ben.
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    350 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following i> a :>t of ;i»t: l« wtlct cac be received m Singapore Java Stacions PLM frcm about ,5.20 r m k.-ramcph'ne records and telephony i tests with Sydney, Au.-tralla. and ether stations. Usual call after r-cords 'Hullo Sydney' Tanjon* Prlok. 21
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    KUALA LUMPUR AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
    63 14 Kuala Lumpur regular broadcast? %rt I farther notice DAILY en 48 92 M •><■ 10.30 tc II 6rr PETALING HILL TESTING iDxcept Sundays and Public Holiday?' 830 p m Krontohonp Music T 00 E^ieiish Tl5 Brit^h Official Wlreles? Nfwo T2.t Recital of HMV Recorded M
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    142 14 .Modern Fquipmcnt For Old \\«st Wales Shatt God mines which were worked ci H ..n occupation and tata penturia until 1910. are expected to be reopened shortly in Cainifrthenshire. West IV <'s. A lease for sixty yea: minerals has been secured < ntion of the
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    36 14 11 Nl for ON Sudanese Gowrnme: be used in the development of the cottor. i necessary to tproof owing •ry high tern- hi which tli.y v.;il tmtk has j: ovel cooling arrangements have r
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    147 14 Ther« is a -gun low" shop in Lambeth works like a tending library, with the difference that the hfrtquiitin are moved every few days. Scotland Yard knovs all aboi se English aangatws hay? a woman at their head. Their method' are staple >ics who are known to
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    538 15 3 lefts Will M h M ntil Saner near when it is hoped scheme for the regula- from India. Ceylon and H'lations ha\e announced parties ar? agreed that •i begin on a neUng tr secure the co- Governments of the three cs Np.ould be known
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    73 15 I hamjt^ in Representative Pricei h n American Can Com. 59 phone and Tgraoh Atcheson Railroad Oupont 13 NQ 14 Gen Mr' j Goodrich 5 Goodyear Qd T graph 1 6 T Bank Railroad 19 lf% j Radio O 6'_. ard Oil N.J 26 Oil ItH
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    BAH LIAS RUBBER
    327 15 Adverse Exchange Cause l.<»^ Instead ff Profit SSCD lur U Ing. the Bah Lias Rubber Estates Co. would have been able to show a small profit as a result of its operations during the year ended October 31. states tl. I The los* rse exchange £5.878, and
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    107 15 The Duke of York inspected a rubber roadi the one laid in Birmingham, at the Birmingham British Industriemade a thorough inspection of the exhibit had a ride on a gas driven motor sH .ink it will probably revolutionise transport" he Among the callers at the Malaya:
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    RUBBER IN THE STRAND
    191 15 Men Traffic Signal System a Our Own Ootftgpsmi 1 «.iid. hi \1 1 1 X Pi> -the Elfftn^iia-i \i'.i'! Acuated signal top of Nuithumberland-avenue and Whitehall have provlda aitli it.s biggest trafßc roun The sy nds upon rubber det .■>inp the roai. distance tiom Mg. As
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    119 15 THE ABROAD i- 1 Wm H erdam 12.07 8 57 Athens 605 Belgrad. 255 Bombay Is. 6d. Is. 6 I 32d. els 35 24.72 Bucharest 313 580 Buenos A. offl. Copenhasen 22 7 16 va 17 87 192.33 Is. 4d. m 110 110 id 25.22.. 40 13 16 Milan 92.46
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    MALAYA TRADE STATISTICS
    224 15 am-***. Element of the value of Foreign Trade, Including parcel post, bullion and coin, in 1932 and 1933. I XTOKTS IMroKl> 1Q Total Trade 1933 19JJ i<m T Total Trade Total Trade Increase KJ Grand chan- Bail Hmmm TWM Decrease 34.242 26 101 305 2.067 28.473 5.769
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      187 15 March 21 SELJLINC. 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 3 4 London, demand 2i 23 32 London, T.T. 2 3 11 16 nd Paris,
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      PRODUCE
      145 15 March 21 Singapore price (per p>kul> $76-37 <. Gambler f White .2 Flake Tapioca 4.50 Pearl Sago Small 4 4.40 Sago, flour 1.90 h's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin 2L9 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 2 49 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imp. Gallon M Socony Motor
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      74 15 M.mh ntL. y2 oVUck n<«n Buyer* Srikt* F...S S Equal to London Standard. Spot < loose* 6 316 6 slf RS.S. Equal to London Standard <F0.8.» 6 716 6 916 Standard R.S Son Tender April I 6 716 6 716 6 916 )ril-Jane 6 716
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    841 15 II OSING UI oT \TIONS CLOSING QUOTATIONS Buy«r> Sellers Asam Kumbang 33s 9d 24s 9d c.d. Austral Malay 18s 20s norn Aver Hitam 10s 3d 111 Bangin Tir lls 12s Batang Padang K sl> 05 Batu Caves ($1) 35 40 Bukit Arang ($1) 40 nom. Burmah Malay
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      73 15 j Mill I II I I Assurance in force over $35,000.000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. ■corporated in the Strait Settleme: Building. Cecil Street. Singapore. LONlx>\ oFFICh 27 Old Jewry I C Supreme Court ot England and eompi:. Itttl the British Life Assurance Companies Act in every particu!;:
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    1691 16 WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES WeHc-t-nd < nokH K V.I iirucomcrs Major IliU as wicket-keeper— Tournament tfame— s K.( defeat (nine-*- iwcer at th«- stadium— The Wiltshire Kegiment team. There was plenty of interesting play in week-end en hiaot on the padang par > to Sunday's t wihh! match, wh:. h pMdM
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    IRISH SWEEP DRAW TO-DAY
    50 16 STAKES NEARLY £2,000,000 Three Days Mixing of Tickets Dublin. Mar. JO. i! I )babl>' h the amount MfeMrfsV I Wsll Sweepstake on the Grand RMtasml wfll reach ;v £2.000.000. Three days will be devoted to ■fadßf, the ,:-;ible distribution The betiins i dr.- ■>: r Wircli
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    GRAND NATIONAL CALL OVER
    41 16 ri :> press sk;:\ick copyright! London, Mar. 20. i .ill over for th> Qraad National was a.s follows 1 C,:.. and Ci.»id«-r. \I:il< 20 1 Egremont and Heart Break. 1 Riir.i> 25 1 S I md I>< .:'-ige.
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    DEFEAT OF ENGLAND
    222 16 Scotland As Rugby Champions London. M..r 17. mbled m dull weather at Mu. I I ,-t% I hip by beatine England by one try to Scotland made a hurricane start when T Brown misjudged a high kick from Smith eri up and a great race bet captains
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    WILTSHIRES UNLUCKY TO LOSE AT ANSON ROAD
    921 16 MALAYS WIN FIRST LEAGUE MATCH Game Decided By Last Minute Mishap to Regiment Goalie >lala>s Wiltshire Kryinn'iit i A;: Ml s-.dium is the M. ground I a.-t Mine ||H| pl.'.vt .i WiV/ir.u Keui- khan the; i m bg I yoais to mi afta
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    COMMERCIAL CUP
    58 16 Fraser And Neave Beat The Government Monopolies In the Commercial Cvr> m°trh on Mnnd^v between Praser and Nrave and the Governm^^t Monopolies thf victors were Fra.ser and Neave and not Government Monopoli"-., as stated in our n port yesterday Fraser and Neav«> •won by four goals to nil
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    BERLIN'S CONQUERING HEROES
    370 16 GARLANDED STREETS TOR NEW REICHSTAG Hindenburg on Spirit of Potsdam Bsriki be conquering heroef _s congregating in the garlended and be flagged streets. President Hindenburg ,in H. ler were at the head of the •i.' mg, saloon cars bear ni: the chief persona^es new regime mad> .at
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    DICTATORIAL POWERS
    345 16 lerman i i<>\ ernment's Bill Berlin. Mar. 21. A bill has been published In which the Govnt asks the Reich tag for dictatorial pofor the duration of the present Government or until March 31. 1937. This Bill authorises the Government to promulgate laws even conflicting with the Constitution.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    55 16 London Defeats Paris b> 12 Matchef to I ,n,l M r ]■> Lonflon b^it ppris at lawn tennis by 12 m >.es to 9. A BUI bMri Ferct 6 3. 4—6, B—6.8 6. 2 6. 6 4. ■oratn -in and OlifT 5—7. R. I— o—3. P. I MM
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    WEEK-END YACHTING
    139 16 i m ngapore Yacht i'lub On Saturday, the B class boats wiU smil the tint of a series of three races for the Ladies challenge cup presented by D. Santry The start will be at 4.45 put. On Sunday the International 6 metres class will sail the first
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY
    96 16 How Yi>vi Knd ri W. Rodger vs. X D Anderson bea* reea 6—l. t X Hobbes beat L. Schofaert* 6—3, 6—o. E. A. Taylor beat A. A A Patenson 6— J, 6—2. J P. F. Gregg beat D. J De Gotta 1. I R F Young
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    M.C.C. IN WELLINGTON
    12 16 \\>i|in<ton N M ranged between Wellington and the M <
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    SEPOY LINES COMPETITION
    24 16 HM Ml mcathly medal compe»<. (■tab r.' M played at the Sepoy lines Ooh C I r »n Satm-d.v. .d Smday.
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    SELANGOR RACES
    69 16 no i•< I I amat. ur meeting I as follow Mirow: < lamr» 111 and I Can;/ On, > I Wind. Bob-tr. fl Balbarra Augu* John Ronald At hoi B I Tanduba t dark v... Taxpinj; II FI Lady. Furrow. Tamb Lynclla. Got) Arjuna D. U Tok. Ifovalong
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    ATHLETE INJUNRED
    21 16 orld Champion I Accident Cut, Uk 400 metre Olympic chaii ■okles and his and v.ii: not be ab I
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    SECOND DIVISION MATCHD
    10 16 Yesterday's second diviM Port Mk I 1
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