The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 April 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. \O. 13,920. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    358 1 N.i/i Anti-Jew crusade started \e«terd.iy when »turm iKHips cleared ||M I.im OMtftl oi all Jewish judges and ■Hfiji m. luriini; hief Justice Pace Breakdown of the international oil confBVMHC is imminent j»nd it is thought there may he a reiurn to rut -throat com pctillMi m oil
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    580 1 q that th fttU mpt p... ,i. do tt n Un| thai Hei br newi n li i. i an i< t B B.C tlllo would br v.a.trd 00 I "Jano!" and pronoun I •11 call h Tang Unon o I til But "ha' the Top;
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      161 1 f There is no better Tea than pIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA RAFFLES HOTEL Malaya's Premier Hotel. KOOMB WITH HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 to Mid-Night i :\V AMBER ROOM NOW OPEN FOR PRIV ATE 1 AND DINNERS. STRICTLY PRIVATE I RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. Phone
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      215 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT Patrons are requests to kindly nntr that, to-niirht, the Ball Room is reserved cxi lusively for the OXFORD IMBRIIH SOCIETY till Midnight. The Committee of the Oxford < «mhnfk. ><itiety have kindly u^nled to admit the Public after tnidni&ht. TO-NIGHT DANCING TILL 2 A.M. TO-MORROW CONCERT
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      75 1 I ATKST ADVERTISKMKN I I ii i i nil i m I CHRYSLER COMFORT i THE HAPPY THRONG ASSEMBLY of GOD CHAPEL 486, SERANGOON ROAD. EVERYBODY WELCOME. i Irritated Throat! I then at once take FORMAMINT Th* Germ k.limg Ihro«t ««bl«t Formamint cures Sore Throat and prevents Colds, Influenza, Diphtheria
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      16 1 BIGIA TEA I Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home.
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    BOUND OVER
    198 2 Ex-Reformatory Youth's Fresh Chance Released [rotn the Reformatorj «>niy last Beptember. young Chinese, M Chan sfeng, ■ppeared tai sentenei before the Criminal Dsstrld Judgi sfi H A Porrer, yesterday followtng his conviction m the Thud Magistrate's Court qn a charge ol rosantarirjr causing hurt Aftei regaming bis freedom
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    $3,000 FINE
    105 2 Pm being In po tv ton ol seven pounds ot Indian hemp an Indian Mohammedan waa fined $3,000 or nine months' riforoua ImprtaonMHiit taa d. ;.i tit u\ Mr H a. Porrer, thf Singapore Criminal i m ti cl Jud rdajr. 1 1 m iii. hou Race Ooui
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    THE SCREEN
    541 2 CoMimg Attractions At The Alhambra Second Hand Wife. With Sail; Eilers playing opposite t Ralph Bellamy, opens to-morrow at the Alhainbra. and will k>ad up to the re..l Faithless, and the new Laurel and Hardy < omedy Beau Hiinks. Second Hand Wife is a bright, sophisticated comedy-drama handled
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    AVIATION IN AUSTRALIA
    211 2 2.500.000 Miles Flown By Planes In The West Aeroplanes owned and operated by We.-,t Australian Airways Limited have flown over two and hall million milcfc, ivnti'iin ,m extremel) valuaMi ■enrftc. to iocaiitlei remote [ram tin centra of pmnrtaUtwi itui providing' an eflklrnt means of cutnmunk.ui.n-. between Western
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    72 2 Penny-a-mik railway travel is camini back In Britain Summer tickt-ts at fans ITnrwCUl <u( of '.d I mile at pRMQI third-class rate* wen announced by the Bm Four the I,. MS I. NEK. Great Western and Southern Railway Summer tickets will be available irom May 1. until September 30 They
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      464 2 BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY B. NUGENT BtJCKERIDGE HlfbM* Cla« L«we*t Bate*. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7StB BOARD RESIDENCE. 3 TANGLIN HILL Near Garrison Golf Course SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS AVAILABLE PERSONAL SUPERVISION MODERN SANITATION 'elephone 3798 or write for appointment Mrs. A. R. Matthews. MANOR HOUSE Chancery Lane PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL
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      421 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE la hereoy given that tender* are now Invited for the following materials or services and that particular? of such tenders may be obtained m thr Tender Room. Municipal Offices Supply of Sulphate of Alumina for period 16 33 to 31 5 1934. D-Ue of
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      232 2 COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED arrangr SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO for homeward bound passengers Apply for particulars to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. or to any of Oox and Kings Offices PORT SAID, CAIRO, LONDON. ETf. to the place of honour oo Chivers Olde English Marmalade I Try also Olivers' Jams, 3
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      262 2 Batsardajr, \piii i-t 5. Wat i Dl 06, 8 7 ft. 14 i 7. U.S. ft. Cricket S.R.C VS, Ceylon Sports Club at c.s.c Nondescripts vs St. Joseph's, mc round; Dtd Bagtawen n. Rhalss %ssociatioc iE ground; Indian Association. v« v m.c.a.. i ground; Baiangor Btati trial; St Audi, n
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    Training Malays For Skilled Labour
    3004 3 Aims Ana Purposes of Johore Trade Schools 111 an Inftereauni article on and Purposes of the Trade School d to Progress, the or«an of the le.-.chers Association. Iff .J W Mom, of Johorv Trad,- School, writes Th- paw situation of unempl.nment daj, lump has changed
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    BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE
    107 3 Fifty thousand Boy Scouts from all pam cf the world, including 4.000 from the British Empire, are uoin^ to (Jodollo. m Hungary, la August for the World Jamboree. Lord BadenPowell as Chief Scout of the world will be m camp, the Camp Chief beiny Count Paul TelekJ
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    S.V.C. PROGRAMME OF DRILLS
    43 3 1 The following is the programme of drills up ,to and for week-ending. Apri. 2nd. f] Sunday. 7.30 a.m.. Parvcr Rante. T (Chinese) Cow. Table "B." s i Saturday. 2 p.m.. Farrer Range, "E" <Chin--3 ose> Coy.. T.ble "B."
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      68 3 INVALIDS Mr V^^^B BODY-BUILDING Fool) &jk \jM -y T->^« The nutritive qualities of Kepi.fr' W V^^^fa.'XPw i Cod Livkr On. with Mali Extract if wßw^f^J" h g rt ;ltlv assist convalescents towards W\«X k normal health and vigour. 7t\ flar 'KEPLER 1 TRADE COD LIVER OIL Bottles of two sixes,
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      266 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926 REGISTERED HEAD OFFIC E Nos. I, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers. RafflM Place. Singapore BRANCHES 21. First Cross Street. Malacca 11. Light Street, Penang, AND 4. Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Woiir. Esq., (Chairman).
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    Rome Express
    789 4 Three of the touUaf artists m Horn*- Express. Capitol where! I loty" the famou Am. rnaJ on tin i omoni Britl I luction "Rom Express" which la 1 throughout h* Dntted Statsw ■m Corporatk n and bit h heatre attendant record Bt itish pictUl ;n-i kou i\ eening
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    HAWLEYS OF HIGH STREET
    138 4 Leslie Puller'j roll m H.r.;.-. of High Street" ii that oi proprietor ol a drapery emporium, and humour ls assured amcni the haberdashery. His great social and busineaa rival vhoac butcher's fthop is next door, l- played by Moore Marriott Marriott, who is famous for his
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    British Film Triumph.
    246 4 MELVILLE COOPER Melville Cooper, who plays the par: oi Preddie In the now b.i.p. film, which Byf< nt) Banks Is directing, wm bom In Blrmin nan He declares this Is the tenth time he ha.played .1 character 1 I this name a. his and If only he
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    She Couldn't Say "Shoes"-So They Called Her "Boots."
    377 4 She Couldn't Say "Shoes"So They Called Her "Boots." Bhe couldn't say "shoei tongue slipped aid slithered on "slipp so her sympathetic lather supplied with the synonym boots," which bn amei her nickname. Boots Maiiory has been ever since, up to and Including her test for MUM and the signing ol
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    LESLIE FULLER IN COURT
    184 4 Laughter m eouri is usually reported as being Instantly repressed. When fthngoe/s see Leslie Fuller, the genial comedian, before the Bench m his latest 8.1.P. film 'Hawley's of High Street howt-ver. they will be able to fc ke an uproarious part m tr-e proceedings without any
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    JOSSER AGAIN
    146 4 Another indescribably funny Josser "Sa-a thLs time entitled "Josser m the Army ha., been released by 8.1.P. The irrepressible Ernie Lotmga of course stars m this film, and picture-goers will onemore be transported to 1914 with Jimmy Josser offering his service., to Ktaf and Country. Not only does
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    27 4 -s O mi. f m St clabol^ wardrobes ever Bbted for a motion picture actress was ;;■■'>;£<* Japan for Sylvi, Sidney to wear Buturnv f Par l -Madam,
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    The Bluest Eyes in Hollywood
    863 4  -  Eleanor Packer By IN all Hollywood there are no 1 eyes a.s blue a.t he eyes of Maureen O 'Sullivan. 'j the i "l! people, m h ting b( r n< I Irish-bi '1 Hollywood's v n poemi to thosi eyes I ni entin to
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    JOAN BLONDELL
    27 4 Using the rtril :ttor. E.*:! >. to towi appe«rances at the icago.l •ral Pirk Biunci. great big hai chl landed themM Ivca lot c- ntrml Ptrk
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    ELSTREE A SHOPPING CENTRE
    168 4 A I hop- tm ftXKlldi: rleya of High U now being by Thomas butcher'a fruiterer's and principal settings m H and each mporium is fvilly pods offering {rest inducements prlcei Tli t > draper's shop is *ondrousl d and the nttta* are com- to the change
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    26 4 Busier Crabbe, Olympic Games star and c world swimming champion, makes hi* motion picture debut as the Lion Man m Pfelftmoqnt'i "Bng of the Jungle." i
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    15 4 Herbert Marshall and Sari Maritza. irresistible lovers m the new Paramount picture Evenings For Sale".
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    From Salon To Saloon !
    152 4 From Salon To Saloon H I'h- M M i 3 I c at I and. kftn •d her by kflUaf her Miccessively and ..K a m power bdtfnd Mof munui|: and thy qwt-ii o( s><-.. Franc^c.v:, schooled m vice No more druwuui stuff for CM I lotaf to be UM
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    WHEN YOU GO HOME
    371 5 Leave Your Worries m Store. w> In bom In lia* b and ca:. italnl? do with tbe rhinge t< m piiaWf He 1 bad t nearly four >-ears ban wit and I rh the cttmata doe* nrflt well But oh, the worry of tat to do
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      217 5 Matin,,.: TO-DAY AM) SUNDAY. AT 8.15 p.m. J9f* jtwm mOF SbSt. KB j| _^d^fl BaY/ aVaw Jaw mffr A m. phone 6 905 mmE ton 1 .s//o/r/ ftfirt/R^ season! \N EVENING of FUN AWAITS Yor TOM WALLS /> SbwH^Bt dff-WBi L<msdalo's sparkling BWk *i Mm rumt'dv bLv «kj aWV Bflml^H'
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      61 5 HERE'S A GREAT WEEK-END SHOW. I capTtojl I Opening nf 70-Dav\s Matinee 3.15 Brought Back by POPULAR DEMAND Gainsborough's Record-breaking BRITISH Comedy Riot 3 A m K 'S i#H\ m I avm sm^K i. a^a» mm m m B M^ afm CICELY COURTNEIDGE and WINIFRED SHOTTER PRESENTED WITH RENEE PAVLETTE
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      189 5 "Faithless" is Coming! Yes! Aaother M.-(;.-M. l(i( j MATINEE TO- DAY AT 3 p.m. Every now and then usually unexpectedly along comes a happy picture brimful of i;ood humour and novelty and you hear people saying "WASN'T IT GREAT P 1 HERE'S AN EXAMPLE FOR YOl James LXJrsIS Boots Mai
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    RACING AT CHELTENHAM
    285 6 Colonel Morgan Lindsay's Success •*')«>. ii Our own Corrrsoondantl London. March 11. c<ii Morgan Lindsay, a t*aiwirri supporter ■>! steepfechasinj Inn )ij mbaltern days, won the NaUonal Hunl Chaai at Cheltenham with bai ynui.'r bom i-.'n well ridden by Mi r p Harding Dv ly f-<x-i. m
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    LOSS OF £2,200
    226 6 ILeicostershiro Cricket Club [From o, i Own Correspondent London. Mar. 14. Th< annual report of the Leio -Mershin County Cricket Club Mate., that financiallly a heavy lots has been recorded on last teatOO Thr gate receipts shoe an inricatc of £222 compared with mi but irndei th,
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    CAMBRIDGE COX
    138 6 I Prow Out Own Correspondent] London, Mar. 14. One of the moat discussed men ar Cambridge is H B. Wheeler A week uro he was just an ordinary tirs)mia:i ■llflflm his College crew In tbe "Kent.- Now he ls m charge of the rudder lines of th<> University
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    70 6 Plnal cup at Cambridgi ra Catherln who beat Pcnbn i penalty u<>ai >k >> There OW h .ition. The %mateui lUoktU ChamploQalilA 4|> v1 I WOO ;il Queen's Olub by K. A. W d i Akers-Douftu ror the' econd fii'' holden retaining their t: l' niv.i'what eastrjr by a vict<
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      COUNTY RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP
      881 6 HAMPSHIRE LEAD FOR FIRST TIME Keen Final Tie With Lancashire [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London. Mar. 11. Hampshire won tin- county championship l<n the first time m their history uhoii the} defeated Lancashire before a crowd »>f 10,000 at Boscombi Hampablre played capital football from start \>>
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      76 6 Davta beat Undrum at Thurston's. London l.mdrum had a break Of 408 Final scores: Davis «roc. MOO), 24.7:>8. Lindrum. 24,007 There were exetttcg Menea m the Weybrtdge •Junior Mountain Handicap at Brookland's when Ci W J H Wlight'i cat caugHt fin- and was badly damaged. The other cars had to
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      UNDER BOTH CODES IN SCOTLAND
      834 6 HIGH SCORING IN SOCCER Brilliant Play By Llllv i From Our Own Correspondent > London. Mar. 1-1. Saturday was an all-League day m Scottish ball, and triumphant afternoon generally lor home clubt. Then* wen two exceptions. r.nd, singuln !y enough, the League leaders, Hungers, were
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      PING PONG TOURNAMENT
      63 6 SATURDAY'S TIES I .Kin Open Championship Lee Ctec Har \s. f X Choong. Cbeooc Khee MEmg \s S. Q. Chan Inter-Club Championship C.C.W.W.A. beat S.C.R.C. 4-1. C.C.A.A. beat P.S.C. ■>-(); A.A.A. boat C.S.L.A. 3—2 SUNDAYS TIES P.SC vs. S.C.R.C.: CSLAvt: C.CW A. A C.C.A.A. vs. A.A.A. Praace
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      148 6 AWFUL BURN NG AND IRRITATION Suffered Six Weeks With Eczema. Cuticura Healed. I suffered for six werks with eczema It started with a slight rash on both hips and around my waist and the irritation caused me to scratch. Then it spread like pinheads and was red and inflamed. I
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      353 6 From his first teed of Cow Gate, Baby shows pleasure and contentment —he loves it And the Mother too watches with delight the regular and natural growth of strong firm hone and sound healthy flesh. The failure of breast feeding no\\ada\> Cow Gate! It is a plain "undoctored" need cause
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    DELETED ITEM REPLACED IN MUNICIPAL BUDGET
    3568 7 CAMOUFLAGED TRANSFER" COMPLAINT No Suspicion Of Self- Interest, oavs President w I MR. LAYCOCKS OBJECTION I Severe Criticism Of Civil Aerodrome 1 uas alleged by Mr. j. Laycock at the meeting of the Municipal Commission yesterday that an itetii which had been "deliberately deleted"
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    SIKH ADVISORY BOARD
    69 7 His Excellency the Governor has appointee the undermentioned gentlemen to form tru Sikh Advisory Board. Singapore for 1933 Mr. A. H. Dickinson. <Chaiiman>, Subedai Bach:..; Singh (Vice-Chairman Bhal Sonar Singh Viring. Sardar Sunder Singh Sawhnv I final Sunder Singh Karmonwalia. Sarda: Sunder Singh Wasan. Bhal Jewan Slngt
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    MYSTERY OF A MILK CAN
    1240 7 Containing a Potent Indian Drus i DETECTIVE'S CHARGE Milkman Arrested on the Wayside The cast- m which Northern Indian. Pas.m Singh, is chars i with bi n\ m possession of over $500 worth of Indi.tr. hemp, was v ntiminl before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the-
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    CLOSING SCENES IN CHELSEA COURT MARTIAL
    286 7 CLOSING SCENES IN CHELSEA COURT MARTIAL NOT (iUILTY ON THREE ALTERNATIVE COURTS "On Trial For Treachery And Not For Immorality" London. Mar. '11. The trial <»1 i.t. B;u!l<-St< w .nt v. hn h r ix-iny at Chelsea Barrack i <\).-.t«(i to tonelude to-day Tffc Tudge AdVOC«t< umnnn^ up .ill ulrd
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    PASSING TAXI'S LOAD
    354 7 Constable Discovers Stolen .lewellerv P'- 100 Of policeman OH I t..\i with threa ■•< .-i upants— two nun woman berida tbs orim Uiraufti at night had grave consequences for X bin Karsen who a. |(f H A Porrer, m the Criminal I;. < Witt) being m fraudiiNi,-
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    47 7 At tho Cambridge Junior Exanunuti T1 hrlri m December 1932 tfarw c:i n riidat«-s tnm Rt..n Hiuh Bebool, namely Bala Monon. Lan KhiiMr Inn and I P Smith wcrr succt- v,ful rJii.s Is the Bltl tim<> studrnts wore pfM«M Cot thp CunbrMfc .lunior Ex;uniniHi.»n by this m4mm4
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY APRIL, 1. 1933. AN AIR SUGGESTION
    910 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY APRIL, 1. 1933. AN AIR SUGGESTION Fond for thought is contained m the suggestions put forward by Mr. V o. Lundon. Wing Commodore of the Royal Singapore Plying Club, at the annual meeting on Thursday Like many other institutions, the Flying Club closed the year w:
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    61 8 Ceylon Tamil's A»QCiatkm extraordinary general mwflm will be held at the c.t.a. Kail i D Monday Th<> following appointment* are announced m the Gazette Mr. L. Rayman. M.C.S.. vs to act a.s Treasurer, Straits Settlement*; Mr. L V. J Laville. M.C.S. will act a.s District Officer. Province Wellesley: Mr. G
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    97 8 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, Mar. 31 s P ot 2 3 32d. (2 3 32d Forward 2 7 32d (2
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    GROWING SINGAPORE
    458 8 Transformation of Grove Road Area One of ttM most remarkable' ChangW m th ice of Singapore m consequence of the wa\> of development work which has |OBC on m UK island since the end of the uar is thai In the ami to the weal <>t the rillage
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    EUROPEAN SENTENCED
    126 8 Bangkok .Motorist To Appeal a PSBBS SKK'VICK- COFS I'.nuUk. Mar. I J R Bui;. Barrow and Brown t^,. day to mx month,- km Hcata lor im v ou n< a v.'.u's muiiur.c wheretis killed and two children b n ther fined BO ti for not being m r
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    BIG FIRKIN KEDAH
    170 8 Fierce Night Blaze m Capital rF:v>m Or Own Correspondent! Penan?. Mar. :;i. a M| Naw a' Sungei Patani broke out yeaterda) mornlnt when a row of houses situated beyond the Sungei Patani bridge adJoining the OlugWf Estate, comprising twentvthree homue contracted of plank walu with corrugated iron
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    PENANG MERCHANT'S DEATH
    39 8 [From Our Own Correspondent 1 lVnm c Mir If. been reoehre* Cram England toe oeatto m London of I an*, c. v Hivip B din, t, )r of Kraft] i. i irk of raped bo cal
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    ARTILLERY IN ACTION
    145 8 New Outbreak At Jehol FIERCE FIGHTING Fear Of Serious Developments Shanhaikwun Mar .1 A severe artillery duel is i\ progress at hiumenkou feOtwtn the Chinese openitti; a homhani inenl on Japanese positions 1 a.m. It is lVaretl that it result m serious development* Keuter Far Fastern. inijliji
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    TIN MINE'S DIVIDE M
    41 8 Taipinu Tin Ihvd^n Strong Position Pmhmj I accour. >7 000. wli. Dunn iivd itaM into lx-: It VSI od Tin \l art ii..;: totalling $316,900 ton ha cash cmd aUnUrtni lead. Mv I F >..'•■ wa.^ re-elected dv
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    NORTH TAIPING.
    101 8 PmkUni at the annual m< TUptaf Tip. Dredging. Mr Brown said had Moved .at. addit'.< riurmq Uv iMI iCCOttnt, tru> iluunnn amid th«-\ that additional rcftm ftM made by quota to tlinr rrvcnu* account Depreciation had km I tt BgUfH than usual ku.v to I c;! Hrn Mine
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    AUSTRALIA'S KIVAI
    22 8 Another Victim of v Dumpinu i. M Q ttaMd i!i on the subj ct r •a. Att.>vn«-\ that I* i.
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    AIR MAIL FEE REDUCED
    9 8 With Cfl i'r. by Dtli
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      203 8 0 Have YOU seen it? by sph;\] TO H APPOINTSfI M TO^Ujjr^ KINCi OF 81AM DIAMONDS SET PLATINUM ENGAGEMENT KINGS AND ETERNITY RINGS. Bridal prorate In diamond set Watchea. Brooches, Bracelet*. Pearl Neoklaees LARGEST AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK. DO NOT FAIL, TO ENQUIRE FOR SAME AT mminiiHil L iii ■ii m
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      73 8 %J w BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Nourishing Cream Foundation Cream Cleansing lotion Orange Protective Lotion Hand Bleach Toilet Soap Face Powder Depot British Dispensary, Ltd. 33 Raffles Place Singapore. POLYGAMY ''My wife is one m a thousand," said a man m court the other day. Then ire are perfectly certain she has
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    NAZI ANTI-JEW CRUSADE BEGINS
    120 9 STORM TROOPsTLear COURTS f^\ 1 111 ¥TO Famous Lawyer Dies After v Terrible Beating A\IETY FOR BRITISH SUBJECTS Pmic-Stricken Rush To Sell Securities Causes Slump i > i NT Berlin. Mar II Mail rrusade against the Jew, m Oermani which due to start to-day appears to
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    EINSTEIN REFUSES TO RETURN
    64 9 \iitv«.ip M.ir. !X. U Is N N I N 1 *n II WITH BTI II ill iMI i H> H. tch will n. no way I Helmet leaders ridicule that 1 U wtKe leai I M the ordi BLI MP o\ BOURSE IVrlin. Mai p B
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    CLUE TO PIRATES STRONGHOLD
    595 9 SINISTER BANDIT rlfiUKb KIDNAPPER OF MRS. PAWLEY Htlieved Responsible For New Outrage Newchuaiiß. IMur. 11, Manchukuo authoriti- to the utmost to catch th. have had no success thu.s far .:atioiis have revealed thai landed with then captives a: on the coastline about twenty-north-west of Newchwan.; the
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    IRISH RAIL STRIKE
    21 9 Duhlin. M.ir SI. :it of a discussion betweon tin Irish and tho Trade Unions the tually sett R
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    SIX POINTS OF FOUR POWERS
    398 9 TEXT OF ROME AGREEMENT Ten Years Peace And Treaty Revision Paris. Mar. 31. What purports to be the text of the Mac Donald Mussolini agreement In Rome is published this morning and contains six articles. 1 he first Is that O rmany, Prance, Italy ur.d
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    BRITISH PILOT KILLED
    91 9 Fatal Demonstration Flight hi China 1 1 Hong Rons. Mar. 31. John Stevens the teat pilot of the I I Aviation Company was killed to-day t m a crash at i.mchu>. Kwangsi. Stevens was demonstrating a new maeiune m his rapacity of aviation advisei to the pro-
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    79 9 American View Of Otfpu Impasse New York. Mar. 31. It is undenood from a high "non-Son- authority" that Sir Esmond Ovey. the Bri'iih Ambassador to the Soviet Republic, will not i return to Moscow after the trip to London, according to the New York Heraid Tribune E
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    CHANG CHARGED
    76 9 Contemplates Retiring To Italy Shanghai. Mui. 11. Admiral Chen Bhao-kuan, Minister of the Navy, has submitted written Charge against RCarshal chanu Hsueh-liang. The Young Marshal, besides several breaches ol orders Ol the Government, is alleged to have sold the Naval School and Naval Hospital at Tientsin to the
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    19 9 General .\r.i Chan- L.tr.. General ;su Ping- U To wh<. retreated n-.\ Siberia some months %n report bav< arriv-
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    PETROL PRICE CRISIS
    262 9 k ßreakdown Of Big i Conference RUMANIAN QUOTA New "Hope" Of Cut-Throat Competition I'ariN. Mar. .!<i. A breakdown o f the International Oil Conference with t return ol cut-throat competition and a further collapse of prices It feared as a result, of Romanian producers relusini; further to
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    TRADE UNION DEFIED
    87 9 Men's Insistence on Union Recognition London. Mir. gg, Th« Ford motor 1 I tM en '..ii 1 r< 1 ti> 1 c ol the strl S 1 .7 000 fhe res 1 I 1 ict ion m The aea the strikei bio kets and holding meetings rasai
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    SHIRTS RETAINED !
    98 9 SHIRTS RETAINED Washington Talks About War Debts Waahsagtash M.ir. \v .-:<:pt our shirts on anyway, was all the British Ambassador, sir Ronald Lindsay, Id s.iv about the further conversation he had with Senator Hull. Secretary Oi State, and their respei live Bnam lal advisers to-day with regard to the world
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    LOCUSTS !
    68 9 LOCUSTS Experiments For Control Hy Aerial Poison Sprays London. Mar. '29. Experiments are being conducted m this country into the possibilities of locusts being controlled by means of subjecting flying MS4 BUS to a cloud of poisonous material discharged from aeropanes. The Colonial Secretary says it is too early to
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    AID U.S. WORKLESS
    66 9 Huge Fund For State Relief Grants Washinjfton. Mar. 30. The Senate has passed the f ßlll authorising the establishment of a $:)0O.Of)O,C0O fund, l >r unemployment relief grants to the Stat<>^ markmg the Central Governments lirst step m this direction The Finance and Construction Corporation will raise
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    TORNADO IN TEXAS
    36 9 Sweeping Over Two States New York. Mtr 11. At least ten have been killed and score* injured at Center (Ttxas) and Eldorado (Arkansai>) by a tornado which i« sweeping the c <* states Reuter
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      1043 10 ..fl^g I THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co Ltd. and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO., (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Cod., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIOMION Co
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      393 10 Mm %9 British India and Apcar Lints. (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMK LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. rx a OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JA Doe Tonnafe. Sincere. T»niia«e I RANCHI 17 COO Mar. 31
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      638 11 Iff I 1^ ROUND-THE-WORLD TRAVEL vUjl 1 O. S. K. LINE ix. .^HAVJNO OPPORTUNITY OP SEEING ?vR D E ST SOITH AFRICA, SOUT AND NORTH AMERICA, JVPW CHINA INI)( uVJ!Mv\ ANI) STRAITS SETTLEMENTS WITHIN APPROXIMATELY 5 MONTHS TO 2 \EAHS TIME AT PASSENGER'S OPTION Vk <iv!^ -WORLD TKAVH FARKS FRO>I
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      942 11 WT m I VI KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ M WEERT— Saturday. April 1 Blinjoc. Djeboes. Soengei-Liat Paiiwal-Pin v. Koba. Toboali and Batavia. VAN LINSCHOTEN— Saturday. April 1. Pwaj -nm ils only.. OH. <-Lheue (n«.t ers». Babanc, TJalang, Meulaboh, Tapa-Toan. Wnatiang, Sinuk.i. Banjak-ialaa* Bibolga. Sasak. Padang. Indrapocra. Benkoolcn. Kroc and Bataua. PAHl'll—
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      507 12 Burns Philp Line. JaY Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY ~ANI) MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AM) THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 ton*) and U* 8S MANGOLA < 3,352 tons). [Cargo only] •f> MAREI I. A li one of the largest and finest steamers trading
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      424 12 BIBBY LINE. [LONDON .\DDRESS 22, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.I. of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON. COLOMBO, MARSEILLES. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang HOMEWARD SAILINGS I .t v Rangoon 1933. SHROPSHIRE Apr. 13 OXFORDSHIRE Apr. 27 STAFFORDSHIRE W II GLOUCESTERSHIRE M 25
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      266 12 THE EAST ASIATIC CO.. LIMITED. (Incorporated In Denmaji Telephone 5323 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTf. R HIM HAMBIRO AND C OPENIIAOI n From From From Ftntr Spore Malacca Port F» M 8 Swell LAIANDIA 18 4 18 4 3^4 MEONTA I/I 9 5 ALSIA 30 5 30
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      660 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.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Be:>ar) Monday and Friday 1 7 ptn Kelantan <\ia Gcmas) every
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      579 12 LLOYD'S AGENCY. Messrs. Byme and Co.. having resigned as from March 31st, 1933. the undersigned have been appointed. BOUSTEAD AND CO.. LTD LLOYDS AGENTS AT SINGAPORE. CHURCH SERVICES Passion Sunday ST. ANDREWS C ATHEDRAL 6.50 .im. Hoiy Communion 7.30 ajn. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 10 a m Chik!ren'a
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      STRAITS PACIFIC FREIGHT TARIFF NO.3
      47 13 STRAITS PACIFIC FREIGHT TARIFF NO. 3 COCONUT OIL Et! from April i 1933 the rates of tit on tin.- commodity will be a> follows: Oo t oil (m builki USGI TOO per 20 cut. C nut nit (m a 01 other ers) kS 10.00 pei 50 eft.
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      GHIPBUILDING
      208 13 Orders Placed For .~>B T; ng 1 mi i;. the bhipt industrj comes with anthat orders ha\. been placed with v;ii;. i yards for at nea sel i se hv cludo 20 <:<:." ressels 2 Intermediate -hips, "2 ■mall gels, 30 mtsceU imall craft i British gunboat and l
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      781 13 i;:e Uowing i>as- ngera disembark* fi no t;.- i' and O. Elanchi (from I ndon March S) Mr and Mrs B AlUn Mrs l B Baker, M: I T Ballam Miss M t: Barboux Miss D Dcum Dr J Bell, Mrs J A Bohannon Mr. E a BoUes,
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      ACCIDENT NEAR DIN DINGS
      238 13 Junk Sunk After Collision With s.s. Ipoh or. Tuesday night, at about 10.30, the s.s. [poh collided with a Chines.- junk north-west-ward i the Dindings The collision occurred north ol v Pangkor while the [poh was on her way to Singapore from Penang The master of
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      GALLANT CAPTAIN
      324 13 Blue Funnel Ship's Hurricane Experience Glowing tributes were paid at Liverpool Town Kali to Captain D. L. C. Evans, master of the Liverpool steamer Phemlus, which was saved during ;i hurricane In the Caribbean Bea by his courage and leadership. The captain bt» Ice down when replying. The
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      GERMAN SHIPPING
      184 13 35 Per Cent Of Fleet Ip Last Year German oaVers are suffering fiom i depreirton even more 1 Intense than our own. Judging from a recent statement issued by the chairman of the Association of German Captains and Ships' Officers In 1932 there wen nearly 35 per cent
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      CAPT. C. LEACH
      145 13 Founder of the Woosung Hankow I Pilots' Association His many friends m the Far East will regret I to hear of the death of Captain Chapman I Loach which occurred at Shanghni after a brief illness. A senior member und founder of the Woo-sung-Hankow Pilots Association. thr
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      16 13 Th«- m Kangaroo ftirlvtd from Fn-mantle with 4.538 iheep fMttrdaj ftnd ihe for P>>rt Suctt-nhan. to-dl
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      81 13 fcfe FOOLED! i^fl I FLIT is the quick, sure J X/ way to kill all germ- L J KV\ carrying insects ffl& Bh«^> f 1 1 V <: Flies V&r Mosques I Moths /k\ Bed*** 3 i J;|j|J Roaches/ rj«| Ants If It is not m this sealed tin it
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      47 13 CLEARENCES Ma: 30. R«-iyo Maru. Hrinan M;iru. i Japan). Sui Sane. Alipore, Am;; Leong, Rahman. Honu Kt-at. Rompin. Sin Kheng Seng; (Brit); Joseiina. Kota Tjandi. (Dut). M;>:v II. J dr Witt. Mams. Tinombc. Op Ten N(K>rt. <Dut»: Comorin Ferak, <Bnti; Matsumnto Mam. (Japan*. Van det Lyn. flXrt >.
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    RADIO NOTES & NEWS
    827 14 RADIO NOTES NEWS Broadcasting m Singapore i Mr. Roland Braddell Joins The Fray v (BY OUR WIRELESS CORRESPONDENT) Thin*, .ue beginning to happen at lad «,i> I Umnnii): to take up arms very seriously m the caus<> of h»a] broadcasting I ems generally agreed now that w are years behind
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    254 14 Popular Shortwave Radio stations j The following is a list of stations which can be received In Singapore Java Stations teandoeng FLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia and other -.stations. Usual call after records 'Hullo Sydney." Tanjonic Friok. 21 metres
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    MONKEY HUNT IN A LINER
    242 14 CAGES BROKEN BY ROUGH SEAS Four-day Game of Hide-and-Seek The arrival m Liverpool for the Zoo of a umber Of animals brought from Calcutta by he P. and O. steamer Behar has brought to »ht strange doings on shipboard. <; When the ship was m
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    "UNION WITH ROME"
    363 14 Free Church Leader Says Catholics Seek It i A itrotll attack on the Anglo-Catholic movement ffli made by Mr James Lockhart m his presidential address to the National FYee Church Council Assembly at Sheffield. He said: The declared purposes of Antilo-Catholicism •.\re the revival of Roman Catholicism
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    49 14 The Prince of Wales is an adept m the art of i conjuring. His teacher is Mr. Arnold de Biere, and the first trick he learned was to turn a silk j handkerchief Into a Union Jack. He is gifted m sleiEht-of-hands tricks, and is very clever'; with cards.
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    79 14 Nairobi. Kenya Colony. YLO, 31.4 metres Horn about l p.m. Melbourne, VK3ME, 31.56 metres from 5 pm Sydney, VK2ME. 31.27 metres from 4.30 p.m. I>jokjaka r ta, Java. 483 metres from 6 40pm to 8.40 p.m. Medan, 44 metres. huOi mass on Sundays 3 from 8 am. lUu ml Brook.
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    FROM KENTUCKY TO ST. JAMES'
    630 14 AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO LONDON Member of Dorsetshire Family l__ Mr. r. w. ninihsfn. the n/iw American I \mbassador to the Court of St. James', is saying good-bye "good-bye to the green graai if Kentucky, to the flowers, and the trees." Among these he has made
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    194 14 Tlie undPi noted non -fiction works viO bo ready for issue on Saturday at 9 a.m. Blackledge <W.J> and Ex-Legionair.- 1384. Hi-ll Hounds of France. Buchan (Johni Sir Walter Scott. Can < W.G.> HelTs Antfels of the Deep Submarine Adventures. Illustrated. Collins < Norman) The Facts of Fiction
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    26 14 Canon J. L. Kyle, Vicar of Carlton-ln-Cleve-lanrt, North Yorkshire, who owns two farms oousrht the only village inn so that he could ?los? it on Sundays.
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      977 14 BANKS AND INSURANT CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m fiOO.OOO shai. of £5 met v (M)o.ooo Reserve Fund RjMOJN Uttenrc Liability of Proprietor U 000.000 ■BAB OmOB I 38, Bishop^atr. London. EC. 2 Agencies and Br;in<'hrs Ah-r Star I
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      249 14 IiKITISn BROADCASTING CORPORATION j PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J DAVENTRY. ENGLAND j > Wavelength* 25.3 metres and 31 3 metres Salurtla>. April 1. I Gjf T. 2.30 p.nv Time Signal from J i Big Ben. News i Bulletin. 2.45 Dance
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    TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES
    580 15 PLE LIQUID .^SOURCES 9 rofit of Over Mi. Tapak Xi M haM at the registered off day, Mr. w. h Mi thorn present we I I' iiid Mr .1 A Clai 1 adopt on p<>u and act ended Dec. 31 1993 the 2 I i commodity bsb
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    147 15 Changes m Representative Mar M !0. AuifiK „m Can Oom M i i Am. IMphone1 M phone and Fgrapti «v M M Atdu'M.n K.uliuin! 44 U 4J Duponl :<r> v .'.4 Plw tone Common 9>.. 9>. c;.-n Electric 13 Cleti \I ,t ii U'i 11 11Cioodii,
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    RUBBER FLOORING
    403 15 R.GJL. to Indoilako Fire Tests R 1• :u ci. from tin tune to suggestions happih without foundation tiat rubbei flooring Is an mflammablc matei I- been pointed whilst ci uu. idilj enough, the Aiiislted rubb ortog rontains com- n.i\ an anti-ftring Tii. Hl l Prop 1 C snmlttee
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    40 15 Kaihvnvs and Kaffirs m Demand London Mar 28 On the Stock Exchange I -i.t. rairwi w ,-re good features Othei wctlon were inostl\ dull. Commodity marki rallj Inactive, Wall street opened ter lmhtly rallied R* 'Her Win j<
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    JAPANESE DEMAND FOR TIN
    447 15 JAPANESE DEMAND FOR TIN Have Commodities Reached I owost Meesrs. William Jacks and c>>. writing trom London under date oi March 8 state I.eadinu US authorities consul r that the present crisis means that commodities and c. uriti.s have now reai hed their lowest point m the world depression but
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    RUBBER IN MINING
    313 15 Linings foi Ball Mills Poj some years much has been heard ol the advantages Ol rubber ttntaga for ball mills. Although at om tun.' this application was deOnlterj hailed as s great success, the fact remain., that to-day there are tew mills il any which ..re lined
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    93 15 The Mount Everest expedition 1- to be equipped I'iih it irlrelesa reoetvtni sei which will \y taken up to the base camp <l»3,ooo feett. the highest point it is .said to which an »-quipmenl of this kind baa ever been transported. The apparatus Mill hoilMd m siiecially onstructed trak case
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    PARIT PERAK RUBBER CO., LTD.
    402 15 PARIT PERAK RUBBER CO., LTD. I Trading Loss of $14,000 For Year The 17th annual general meeting of t.he shareholders ot the Parit Perak Rubber Co.. Ltd* was held at the registered offices of the Company. No 33. Beach Street, Penan';. Mr. D. A. M Brown presided. The chairman addressing
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    LEWIS & PEATS REPORT
    129 15 LEWIS PEATS REPORT Singapore, Mar. 11. Witti very little demand from the rubber consuming markets prices have been Inclined tag slightly, but the sellers have shown no real inclination to -ill. th< volume oi business pinning has been relatively -mall BUftnrsf during the- woek has been (ion a: the following
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    PROFIT OF $944
    158 15 Aver Tengah Rubber Estates. Limited The report by the directors to the sixteenth ordinary annual general meeting of shareholders ot Aver Tengah Rubber Estates, Ltd.. to be held on Wednesday. April sth. at 12 noon. a'i 4. Fort Road. Malacca, states that the year's working has resulted
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    48 15 RU BBER AND TIN RETURNS Evatt and ('<».. Kual.r Lumpur. GkillCtartss: X.mi Tin -492 hours. 152,000 cubic yards, 380 pikUk or ore, estimated cost $I2.L'on p rCUbh yard 8 cent-. RenonK Consolidati a: 288 bOiirs iSjOOO cubic yards 546 pikuls i>f ore. estimated coat $9,000. per cubic yard (;T
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    76 15 The Federal Oflsdfcls Ot N v York lvently made an lull lief 111! disc >veiy In regKXd to a .shipment to a Rubber Co. .lprmy m the Mates. It was labelled 'Liquid Ruobe Dunlop Latex.' 'and the shippers were given an appropriate name On the wa\ a bill of lading
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    355 15 EXCHANGE RATES SELLING London, 4 months' sight 23 27 32 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 13 1 6 London, 60 days' sight 213 25 32 London, 30 days' sight 2j3 3^4 London, demand 2!3 23)32 London, T.T. 2 3 11|16 Lyorus and Paris, demand 990 Hamburg,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    73 15 >I.ir« h :ui.. i* o'clock n0..,, itin.iv loHon R.S.S Equal to London S'.mdard. spot (loose) m; r, i, R.S.S Equal to I ondon Standard. 1 8 Iftjlt sutndai.i RMJB OK Ttnd»-i April B S|lf May o j April-Jim.' July Bept t; 7in S§'H Oct-Dec I
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    888 15 CLOSING QUOTATIONS IRIHW M.\R( H IISI B*porc Municipal 5 px oi r.vjti i.d ItM-M S2'J (100 000 11?. rl. B'pore Ifunk Ipal r> pr of 1928 red h»4k-«;k si! i, ooo.ooo nr 113% eJ B'pore Muinc ipal 4'^ p.c ol 1930 red I^7o-80 $5,000,000 107 IO8 1
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      79 15 Assets exceed $12,000,000 Assurance m force oyer $35.000.000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Strait* Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry EC ny has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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    DEADLY BOWLING BY BOWES
    353 16 Six Wickets For 34 Runs AUCKLAND TEST England 31 Runs Behind: 9 Wickets In Hand \inkl.iml. Mar. 11. 'i ht i between He* Praia rxi t: nd Opened fo-dav m sensational won the t<>s.s and elected to bat v it to face the attack <f All
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    R.S.Y.C. TENNIS
    109 16 Tournament Tirs For \t Week I tennis tournt meni will i om- :<• follows \V s TTJ D ..ihl. Ball 1 M;s- 1,,,, Worham plusls l H EBOAY'S TIES M< rton B f Wilkinson vt Dobbs. and ICn X R sti m phi 3 \s Mrs i« r
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    S.R.C. Hwis TOURNAMENT
    75 16 •a the E R.C lawn tennis ai as follows: Singles Handicap f> F> d( h b i,. Oehi V (all tan Dr. O. F. de Boun W B. T n olin. O. O. st iu\ C. B Mi'! rUEfDAY-8 llEfl >mi;l«'> H.induap J di Bousa C. V.
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    29 16 Ou waterlogged rondition ol the in n d iasan ><h (vr match between the A and Pulau Bran: which was to have l)laV Btadhun, »ai :i«'d
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    CAMBRIDGE FAVOURED TO WIN
    86 16 BOAT RACE TO-DAY Gruelling Race Expected [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London. Mar. 31. The weather forecasts are doubtful V.i tin Boat Race bo-morrow. Cambridfje are slight!} ahead bn Urn bettmi thoufh the cres has hov.n itself uneasy m rougil water >UCti IS m;i\ i)i expected to-morrow
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    THE BOAT RACE
    154 16 Wireless Receivers At Sea View The broadcast ol the University Boat Race. v. huh Will be wnl OUt OVCT the Empire station by tIM BBC. to be puked up at the Sea View hotel lor tii-. benefit of the roemben ol the Singapore Oxford and Cambridge Society
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE
    176 16 Arsenal at Home to Villa Following are to-day's fixtures In the Hoir.t fi i tbmll i•a nM Division I: Arsenal vs Aston Villa. Binning' (Kirn vs Sheffield United Blackburn Ho\ n vs. L.cicrst^!- City. Blackpool vi Boiton Wanderers, Derty County vs. Liverpool, r rton vi Middlesbrough Leeds United
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    132 16 To-day's Rugby Internationa) Match 'r nxtun n Ireland and B ill be p. Dublin ground togame original i >hruary 25, could not be played vwm^ lo the severity ol th weather The Scottish playen took 30 hour- to renrh Dublin from Glasgow ..r:: 12 hours after they
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    THURSDAY'S RESULTS
    32 16 London. .Mar. .U. i^- utti ol yesterday's English League football mat* i1 1 are as follows: DIVISION I Lcieestet 3. Blackpool o. l»l\ ISION 111. (Northern) I><>nr:. y Halifax Reuter.
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    B.C.C TENNIS
    83 16 Following arc Monday's ties m the B.C.C I>nnlfl Tournament: MONDAYS TIES GNMI 1»..u!.1iI Taylor and F. T. K. Hoblx o\v< SO /s, R P Young and b j. p Pletcher plus S. U 11 O. Ekin,' and Li, If. T L. Wilkins.n owe v c, v Andrews and
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    38 16 The following will play for Minto Youngsters at cricket Against Asiatic Youths to-day at 2 p.m. at Balcsti.r- H Cliilson (captain. Ah x Ahmad HOMein, Li-kli. M Shah. Hamzah Oman, Sidrk. Ataan and ZatnoL Reserve Padal and Ruhmad.
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