The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 April 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. v<>. 13,923. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    53 1 U.K. the Governor presided at the annual meeting of the I'nion Jack Clvb—Page The I.S. airship Akron, the world's largest airship, tell into the se» with heavy loss of life—Page 9. Nazi auxiliary police have arrested a Briton—Page A fine of $200 was imposed m the Arab
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    STOP PRESS
    52 1 ANTI-JEWISH BOYCOTT ENDED Berlin, April 4. It is officially stated that the Nazi boycott of Jews will not be rammed to-morrow m view of the cessation of the "atrocity propaganda" The Nazi boycott organisation will remain intact ready to reply to any attempt to renew the Jewish boycott
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    BODY-LINE BOWLING
    43 1 [FREE PRESS SERVICE—COPYRIGHT] London. April 4. To-nisht's Evening Standard says that the M.C C. is ordering an immediate thorough enquiry by a committee on body-line bowling early m May following the return of the English team players who will (tve evidence.
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    A MALAYAN SUNDAY MORNING
    1398 1 Tiic ran, wiiini i., still quite km m It i morning, mm t<> b» drawing the mv colour on oi everything m m lit The eoooool p.turu look refreshed after their nlghtfe rest. Neat the road an M,me eaeuartna trves, .-r.^nng and Whlspsrlni tO each OtIMC
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      223 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK l MUST APPROACH TO PURE RESH, PASTKIRIZED MILK i IMNXKLE IN THE TROPICS. MN'ABLE AT ALL LEADING I 'RO VISION STORES 1 KAFFLES HOTEL I MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL I TO-IIGHT I TEA DANCE-6.30 to 8.15 p.m. J INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 to MID-NIGHT mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mm^~~ mmmmmmmm ~*~~~mmmmmmm~mmm
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      103 1 H^^ y\ <^H^^r «^hm I^^hH INTRODUCING TOLLEY'S Fine Old Liqueur Brandy S.» |mt qiiiiil iii<-lii<liim duty. V The Rotary Club of Singapore MEETS TO-DAY AT 1 p.m.~ at the I AOELPHI HOTEL BUSINESS MEETING ROTARIANS ONLY NO GUESTS J I SEA VIEW Thursday, I HOTEL APRIL (Hh, 1933. j DINNER
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      225 1 A Chinese sampan owner was fined $7,000 for being m possession of contraband rli.indu—Page 7. Trainer L. Casson was injured at Penang —Page 16. In first division matches yesterday the Royal Artillery beat S.C.C. by 3 goals to 1; Pul.ui tonal beat I.C.F.A. by -oils to I—Pase1—Pase 16. The r.iil\\:i\
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      21 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PI'RE, FRESH, PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN TIIK TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES.
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    FREE WATER BY TAPPING NEIGHBOURS' PIPE
    1207 2 ELABORATE DEVICE TO SAVE SMALL SUM Two Chinese Sent to Prison For Three Months An elaborate device by which two men sole water from other tenants was disclosed m. the Third Polire Court yesterday, when the offenders •ere charged before Mr. A C. Boyd
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    DOCTOR SUES BROTHER FOR FEES
    562 2 PROFESSIONAL VISITS TO MOTHER No Question of Etiquetii Involved A London doctor has huc< ceded m Court m a claim for £650 brought i. his brother for !99 professional att» m! m ?>."> years upon his mother. Mr. Just lie Swift hoard th- I ?ourt
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    87 2 Miss Patricia TMfPI dmmliti i Tri^KS the widow of Command* i has just anno\tnced her Moi Emir AH Abdul Azb S\ (ii::^ ii> ti\cd for Jiuie. Thomas Browninu' a We t dtoafcey <ii Bidden In hta boa worth £110 end £40 D il' H< the Po-^t oiri Bavin I The
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      32 2 OfM I DO ini-cs. Liu.- pipes Violi pip*»? •nd pti now bein mad< cntly ir.cM.v bo nsist on their Kl K pr^T h:»\in;; plpa Uj suit Uie ol«)iu- iclwm of their turn
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      435 2 Conducive to slimming:. Starch reduced and made with fresh natural Gluten. STOCKISTS MEDICAL HALL. LTD. HKMISTS. OITI'OKT ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. BUSINESS CARPS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BI7CKERIDGK Hl«h«t CUm W»rk— l-WMI EaU«. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7SiS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIOVERS A REPAIRERS. 14.% Change Alley. Singapore The Cheapest House
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      546 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE la hereby given that tenders an ow Invited for the following materials oi ;rvlces and that particulars of such tender! lay be obtained In thr Tender Room lunlclpal Offices Supply of Sulphate of Alumina for period 16 33 to 31 5 1934. Date of
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      601 2 NOTICES. ROYAL SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE (Singapore Branch). In view of the continued slump conditions it has been decided that there will be no celebration on St. George's E>ay this year. The Committee take this opportunity of appealing to Members of the Society for funds lor the European Unemployment Fund.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      197 2 THE WEEK Wednesday. Mh. Hieii Wafer, 04 24. 6.8 It.. 20.07 6.2 ft Rotary TUBn Adeiphi Hotel 1 pm. Football- RAF A League (Div lit Harlequins VI Wiltshire Regt. 11. Stadium. Annual ajnrti of Anglo-ChaMai Oonttauation S< hool Jalan Besar. Ten:., S.C.C, R.S.Y C. and SRC. tournaments. v; Ballet m
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    TREASURE HUNT IN SIAM
    460 3 Jar of Sapphires and Pearls Found RELICS OF BUDDHA Discoveries m Ruined Avudhya [Prom Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok, April 2. Ayudhya, the old capital of Siam was sacked by the Bnrmans m 1767 and the destruction ol palaces and temples then was so complete that At
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    CREDIT ANSTALT
    95 3 Formation of Holding; Company ii-nra. Mar. M). A very Important decisii a relating to the security of foreign creditors m c nnectfon with the :i construction of the Credit An>talt haa been reached by the Government agreeing to implement a draft agreement by which a holding tompanj will
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    279 3 Monday. Mar. 27. Group Captain A. H Jackson left King's House. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Federal Council held at the Government Offices. Kualn Lumpur. Tuesday. Mar. 28. Hon. Mr. If. B. Shelley and Miss Shelley. Mrs WeiC, Mr. R C Edyvean Mr. A. H
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    31 3 A memorial >rrvir» for the crevft f tlsfl two Ocnnan Zeppettiu which were bnmyht down at Potten Bar nnd Cuilitv duiuiu Use uai vas held m the churchyard at Potters Bar.
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    INSECT-EATING IN SIAM
    297 3 Water-Huns and Spiders on the .Menu Insect-eating babtts have persisted and sun persist only amongst the most prlmltlvi race* ol mankind, like Australian aborigines and the African pygmies, but e> n m many races which have reached the tgricultural sta^c. An Interesting example la offered by the
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    ARGENTINE TRADE
    86 3 Restriction on Sterling Released London. Mar. 29. The basis for a new Anglo-Aruentinr < o;i mercial agreement has been reached -is tlx result of the visit of the Argentine trade d< It gation to London The Aruenlint (iuvcinnirm has intimated its willingness to amend th< sevcic restrictions on
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    BACK TO THE LAND
    209 3 Movement Benefits Unemployed Montreal. the "A...- >„ -perlenced neb landward movement from the urban commnnltii hat whnji luw p.'.f i during tin i)., U ordtng Dr W J. Black. Direction v: <\,- lonhmtion [or the Canadi.tr. National Railways. Commenttni on tins movement, Dr that tiv demand
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    PARK-LANE HOTELS
    215 3 Cirosvrnor House's "Drop" Sincf The Dorchestrr Opened A view th:il Park-lan« CMUIOI -import two hoCeh \;i^ exprcated .it London Seasons. The Orosvenor Houm Hold ■.ppaaleel gainst I l.itm- IWHIBIi nt by Wfstminttr Assrssment Committee <>i $47.00<i m* t^.,,,,. which had l..<n r. du< d imni CSS.29 BMI .ipptiti
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    80 3 Every dip ha* hS dny \T-.n hfti pal, has studied his diet, provided bin with .suru«-<>ii« uui hoipttsJi and i-vi ii with k C me, thr kfttcal tap <>: ill H. i l«> br covered uith Lift Atmraace Policy I Of 1 ODdOB bllSllM nn In hi tut which \kiii
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      444 3 Pepsodent announces a notable new discovery -an entirely new cleansing and polishing material that is twice as soft as polishing materials commonly used m tooth pastes. Gives teeth a higher polish, brighter lustre— FlLM stains disappear completely. I "MI h Pepsodent Laboratories an- is still the Pepsodent you have always
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      318 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE Nos. I, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street. Malacca. BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. C. Eu, Esq.,. The Hon'ble Mr. Tan Chen* The Hon'ble Mr. Lim Cheng Lock. Ean.
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    LENA GOLDFIELDS
    745 4 Award Ignored Hy Soviet Mr. Baldwin, on behalf of Sir John Simon. Urn Foreign Secretary, has circulated m the Official Report of Parliament a statement giving the history of the Lena Goldfields case against the Soviet Government .since the arbitral award of September 2, 1930. and explaining the
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    MR. BRYSON LOSES
    107 4 Judgment against Mr. James Van Bibber Bry-f-on. of Park-lane. W., the £7.800-a-year film! chief, was given m the King's Bench Dtvtston m the action m which he alleged wrongful dismissed by Universal Pictures. Ltd.. of War-dour-street. W. A jury had found that Mr. Brysao had b en
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    WITH THE MAGICIANS
    1055 4 Will. Goldston Reveals^ His Biggest Mystery 'l"ht Mystery Man ol the Mystery Men is v.luil the nia-icians cull Will Goldston. He h;.s ;m uncanny Hair (pertape it is a magic one of skmu through" all the most puzzlinu illusions thi't Imwc everyone else completely IwflW Nov. m
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    THE PLAY OF THE DUMMY
    952 4  -  Ely Culbertson CONTRACT BRIDGE By •THERE is co word heard more frequently a.the the Contract table than the word If." •'lf I had done this or "If you had done that are the starting poinfo of many a heated postmortem. These postmortems are both interesting
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      207 4 IF YOUR BATTERY COULD SPEAK, IT WOULD SflY CHANGE TO f »/l^»Wr^a^^ m They spark when others can't and make starting easier! <wJHHggggggggggghJV GARAGES DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Remember ASK FOR THE ENGLISH A.C. Allenbury s Foods I are particularly suited to the I feeding of infants m
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      199 4 uA"ffifl fj] YV Quaker Oats is perfecrl\ Xl l^iV^ milled from the finest £n &S£*. itSiii^ pre-cooked by an i W^a^^m\ elusive oven rivo s U/rrFr*^7V^vfti scientifically packed to pro--1 serve all its delicious tlavou rand rich nourishment. Quaker Oats Coots m 2 1 /z minutes longer if you prefer
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    FRANTIC CROWDS CHEER WEST HAM
    235 5 111 l SUPPORTERS of the W.st Ham FoUhall Club wwe m an enthusiastic mood W thty arrived at the Tpton Park (iround, London, to watch the cup tit m ;t ich between West Ham I'nited and Itirminuham. VAST CROWD at the Upton Park ground, London,
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      48 5 RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903 Picture EVERYONE ENJOYED! HERBERT MARSHALL CHARLIE RUGGLEB, SARI MARITZA m I'aramount's Impudent Viennese Romance EVENINGS FOR SALE I* 4 rs'.m Here is a show |i J* W nP*7 so za y, so I I polish c(i, »<> i p L^-J£> lavish—and ah, I <^ i9^^^B?JiJ so happy
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      108 5 England's Greatest Picture Greeted hy PACKED HOUSES at Last Night's Premiere I capTtlol MATINEES TO-DAY at 3.15 and TO-MORROW (Hari Raya) The Gaumont-British Triumph ROME EXPRESS Make a Nijfht of it by DINING at the CAPITOL RESTAURANT where the famous child Danseuse RENEE PAVLETTE will appear during dinner NIGHTLY Between
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      171 5 MATINEE TO-DAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY AT 3 Two of the Krnni most dynamic personalities brought together m a xivin stv.rv nt times: M.-G.M. brings you a rare pro^ramm, of f o,n,,v ,n, arnu^'uuZ astonishing entert.iinment. Aeo 7 n TALLULAH BANKHEAD f ROBERT SUPPORTED BY LAUREL and HARDY IN THEIR NEW
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      AMAZING CUP REPLAY
      619 6 Huge Crowd Sees Derby Defeat Sunderland [From Our Ov.n Correspondent! London, Mar. 14. The Football Cup replay between Sunderland and Derby Ccunty at R'.,ker Park, which the latter won by I—o1 0 after playing extra time will be remembered especially for the amazing crowd scenes- -75.120 people
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      F. A. AMATEUR CUP
      345 6 Stockton and Kingstonian m Final LFrom Our Own Correspondent 1 London. Mar. 16. Kingstonlan 3. White. Primaries 0. At W-st Ham Btockton 2. Brnemth Ath 1. At New Cross Witli Stockton luckily defeating Bournemouth Ga.s Works AthL-tic. and Kinustonian tefttlng Whitehall Printeries. the Amatcu: Cup final,
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      MID-WEEK SOCCER
      916 6 ISirmiiigham Outwit the Villa [From Our Own orrcspondent I London, Mar. 14. There was some very interestine; mid-w?ek League football. Birmingham had the satisfaction of outwitting Aston Villa In the postponed game at St. Andrews i2 1> The Home Club were more skilful than their rivals, and although
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      135 6 At lacrosse the North beat the South on Guy's Hospital ground, Honor Oak Park, by 10 Koals to 3. It was their nineteenth successive win, ond their first-first m all. The South put ur> a very herd fight, however, and at half-time they had kept the North's score down to
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      161 6 Cooked MEATS Wlf AMI' fPISH I DAILY FROM THE (noitEtr nun miai /"pressed I f\ &t£&m£~^ tcncue fLiilJll^t: To the last drop P fW' iff t~loi .|v ft, i n/J c7&€a(&i~cwi}mo, 1 j /*r iij j irrTglrri' I -^JgnrTm sueccuJLSe ir r/ 1§ «s oeononucai WHY SUFFER Ef7E AA A
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      483 6 OnflnE* .iftfcf 4s^R^*' '<k. fIHR n^v x '-I r 'J? x iniite.s yoM to try tfiis Netc Tonic Beverage i "Cow &l Gate Chocolate Milk is made from rich England milk and lightly flavoured with tine Chocolate. It m;«kes a vt-rv diqestiHo, pal;itar>le and nutritious drink mott >uit.ible as a
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    BRITON ARRESTED BY NAZI AUXILIARY POLICE
    52 7 Taken to an Unknown Destination EMBASSY INVESTIGATING AFFAIR Berlin. April 4. auxiliary police imifai a Briton named Harold and took him to an unknown destination. The British investigating the matter. lie recently was dismissed .1 German news agency on the grounds that he was
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    ANTI-JEWLSH BOYCOTT IN ACTION
    39 7 ING INCIDENT AT KIEL Einstein's Property Confiscated < nlocin-. \|ir. I. tt t i th, boy. rict i tunenti and plain ;mri *'V» ii Ai graph* -ta- tOfi :»pll ilis[rom tii« Bbopa and and now Reuter
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    EINSTEIN'S PROPERTY
    77 7 N.i/is 1WtI.ii. ,%pT. I. ported .1) i "i lined killpd by ;i Shop ij< I i ttorm troopi through the mn- n they a 1 <i to iOIV I v as MKi 1 I id In Mimittanct Ui ;:< :.tull boy- h t>. the Burprta 1 :;;Ij1> d
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    EINSTEIN IN BELGIUM
    123 7 < o(|Mirm«T. BelglW. April 'I. v tired ;md ill <! M U) tht ill' BUUTk <i i <> man; has arrivi d hi n :»ntisi who t3« suit s his CJrrman rights of a ftwiaa citfc n. ..lion m Bnisstls of hirepudlatc hi*- German nationality, lowed b]
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    BOYCOTT BADLY ORGANISED
    65 7 Berlin. Apr. I. boycott is badly mamnlaMl m tte Picked are actlvi > ut -ide wd^kawm taurants hut th«- .Irui.sh shops m 1 it' open and have not been -Renter Win Ins. Munich, Apr. I. I VOO Stiirchir. leader of the antiboycott < ampaiuM stuttii to-ni-^iit that
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    BOYCOTT NOT TO BE RESUMED
    84 7 Kt'ilin, April :i for granted that th«- Mrtt-fnrttn wiU not b MUBlfld Tin- Chairman It onn i Hen Btrelcber, m a •it Muincii said that millions Ol QcrmaiM Micellatioa of ihr boycott bui ipllne nuist be maintained i Max Ethdnardf is tiic latest victim nU-Jewtoh
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    ANGLO-JEWISH YOUTHS
    72 7 London, \pril i).. boycott ol German •■•> retched at meeting 1 u.,t,ii Conunittec of the! •tkxu In Bniain hip vi *****. it tM I receot evenU m Oflrmaag to mU «.ff tensive saeasures again I the Haste, providing we receive an assurance that discrimination against Jews shall cease
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    HOLE IN THE WALL
    223 7 Chinese House Breaker Sentenced Prom Our Own Correspondent] >lala<<a. Apr. 2 Two Chin harted at. Malacca %S~ ..ith house breaking and robbfrj at the house of s rubbei tapper at 'm l'h mill on the B nda Road. Jasta The accused. Bock Lock anas Bock afun,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    149 7 Dealings Resumed m Canadian Securities Demai auction with end oj the quartet recjutremeptt caused ci dit t< become mor< a the Qovernment pa>ing s hlgh< i cent for thi m Mirj Bill i Dmmodation. London. \|>r. 1. i slings c inadlan In l untie a I -daj foUowlnti
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    PLANTER'S LIBEL SUIT
    138 7 PLANTER'S LIBEL S UIT Claim for $20,000 as Damages Mr Justice Gerahty was occupied for several days m the tpoh Supreme Court last week m bearing a libel suit m which Mr W B. Taylor, i planter and engineer of Sitiawan. Perak. is claiming $20,000 damages from Mr. H Ooodwyn,
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    NEW F.M.S. HILLS
    130 7 Control of Import and Export of Coin Th WMJB Government Gazette publfc I bill to regulate the import and PK|)orl of coin Into and from the Federated Malay States to b<' introduced m the Federal Council. This Bill r •enacts as a Federal Bnactmea; the U iv
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    UNION JACK CLUB IN SINGAPORE
    1009 7 GOVERNOR PRESIDES AT ANNUAL MEETING Great Boon to Service Men The annual meeting of the Union Jack Club was held yesterday at the Club premises. North Bridge Road, his excellency the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi, m the chair. Others present included Sir John Scott, the
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    "MAKE AN EXAMPLE OF HIM"
    403 7 CAT FOR GANG ROBBER Identification Parade At Coolie's Bedside 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, April 2. Remarking that the case was one of the worst which had come before him, Mr. Justice Whitley at Malacca Assizes to-day sentenced a Chinese gang robber to 10 years
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      C.E.Z.M.S. SCHOOL
      268 7 C.E .Z.M.S. SCHOOL Jo the I ilitor. Sir,— Tins school bas now reached the 90th. yea;- ol Its history; during this long period it has carrfc d on Its uood work for Asiatic girls without Intei motion. Tr-day then are about MM unis. liK-iudum 20 boarders, ol all age* and
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    CHINESE FINED $7,000
    165 7 Contraband Chandu Found m Sampan The admission that he had been engaged by a passenger on the SA L.yee Moon to Smuggle ashore approximately 51. 500 worth ol contraband chandtl was made by a sampan owner named Tan Kirn Yang, who was sentenced to a line ol
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    LAW NOTICE
    55 7 Wednesday, April sth I livfnrr Mr. .lu».ii< r >lill> at I».l*> a.m. Suin-nioDs-ip.-Chainbe:- m S. 882 32— M X K;nuj)--psah ft: S. Oblatiiiiiathan and OtlM In the >nd. t ourt at 11 a.m. Part heard S. 564J32 Lee B«\v Neo (mw.t \s: Ng Nog un.w.i and anotber. Mr.
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    EXPERT WITNESS' QUALIFICATIONS
    1217 7 Point Raised m Lottery Case WHA HUAY Sequel To Bugis Street Raid The questions as to the qualifications of an expert witness and whether or not the accused should be discharged or acquitted and discharged, were moot points before Mr. J. F. I. Gregg, the Singapore Third
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    BRITISH RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA
    288 7 PRIME MINISTER TO MAKE STATEMENT Labour Obstruction m Commons London. April 3. Mr. M.v Donald r.iwspd ;J v ns.ition whin he announced m the House of Commons that a Bill wtn i presented to-morrow hftng Governmeni deal with Importation of Russian ioodi iiiui ait- Bill will
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    ARAB FEUD
    143 7 Fine of $200 Imposed on Defendant Judgment wa delfvwred v the Oriulnal Di.stn. t Jttdge, Mr H. A I the Arab lend CMC In \>. i A W. Al■l ;t local A::iDi( newspaper, Al H ised a Byed b named AM A!>:n ol having voluntaril} rubsjJ sjrtevova hint
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    CAUGHT BY VICTIM
    61 7 Cbiiv m tin i v. ho bo hi liitended for flvo by M: H. A. I Crhaasal Dlstrli I Judgi yi tei day 1 Led that the complainant, <n rnterlng ins hut at the fourth nik i found that the back door had i broken open omplalnanl
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    43 7 a aeaich by Devon wooaan Mn w Thompaon ol Crawl Neat, Kydney, for )n-r lost brother, ht Thr brother lefi Northani ni i>i\<.n for Auatralhi m 1877 and haa |ust bi d to Cam m Ball bui y, I th Aui ti atta
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR JAPAN
    865 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR JAPAN The whole of the Empire will share m the "profound relief" of the British community at Newchang that communication has been established with the pirates who carried off the four British officers from the steamer Nanchang. It was the
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    "ROME EXPRESS"
    362 8 Novel Setting for a Screen Story Aftrr twenty years of film production it is an ingenuous scenarist who can discover something entirely novel m the way of settings for a screen story. This feat has been accomplished m "Rome Express. the Gaumont British production which opened a season
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    94 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 London, April 4. Spot 2 3 32d. (2 3 32d). Forward 2 316 d. (2 316 d). Tone
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    Horticulture in Malaya
    593 8 Aims of Singapore— Johore Show One of the principal aims ot the SingaporeJchore Agri-Horticultural Show, which opens at the New World on Friday, is the r.timulation of interest m agriculture generally among the younger local-born Chinese m the hope thai they will turn to this form of
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    "EVENINGS FOR SALE"
    189 8 A Story of Post -War Vienna Vienna at tin- post -War da\>. when hardpressed counts and once-illustrious dukes were forced to sell thrit magnificent CMtIN anci assume the roles of romantic gigolos to earn enough f^T their ban existence. Ls pictured m "■fWtfnfi For Sale, the entertaining
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    TRAINER INJURED
    66 8 L. CassoiTs Fall From Pony at Penang: From Our Ovn Con rspondcnt IV n.. ni;. April 4. Training on the racecourse this morning was marred by an accident to trainer L Casson who recently returned from a trip to Australia. He fell while ridinK a pony which he
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    MOTOR STRIKE
    28 8 Paris. April 5. The Citroen motor rar works will reopen on April sth. Practically all the 6.000 employe have accepted thr reduction m wares Reuter Wireless
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    RANJI'S SUCCESSOR
    21 8 Bombay. April 4. Ranjitsinhji's .successor will b,. his nephew Rajkumur Di^vljayslnhji. who is an elder brother of Duleepsinhji Reuter
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    THREE HOURS OVER MOUNT EVEREST
    122 8 EXPEDITIONS FLIGHT Houston Airmen Rcu.h of 35,000 Fed Bon The aeroplane »»t MM HO flown over Mount Everest After a lonij wait for tan bers of the expedition fi that the wind In the uppej dropped considerably and <itrial flight They MMOdMi two specialK (quipped
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    149 8 Relief At News of Ni Captives Newrhan Mr. Pears leports that the ca N.uu-han^ ;m Ml bound arid M but hi could Ml at pre-rnt NW At the urgent request of the Ja tlf«; the rontent of the pirat-reveah-d MM <>f Ml dane i tiations for the
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    46 8 Scope of (Jovernment'> Rum Trade H\U Ixmdon I Reuter understands that the draft Russian bill confers drasti. the President ul the Board of T: orders affeifiiig .sptciflc raUnnrlf |OOdi or to prohibit importations alu The Government Is roiiferrlnr minlon.s on th« sub.i«( t Reuter
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    68 8 I*imlon Vpi It i> wnd< r.sltxKl 1 1 uit th< i-hasn-British mc!neei> arrested m Run. ni;nit ujkUt paiagraphs si\ t«> il. 58 ol tin- Rtiviaii iiinnuiti «>d> ti thf\ will br accusert o1 bii»x -rv and conspiracy SOVIKT PROTKSI Momo«. \|>iil M Latviriofl hax stionul.s prot< Oernian Eniba.ss\ anainst the
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    OIL SURPLUS
    71 8 President Roosevelt's Appd to Governors Washington \nnl President Roosevelt, m letttff ernors of the oil .-t.it* s HMM recommend Concrvss to prohibit tli atioii m inter-state or !or« itrri OM I manufactured m any stat< m vlol.ii states laws. He .says "there seem* it «ui< that an emer".enc\
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    RAILWAY'S AIR SERVICE
    73 8 Cardiff to NffMMMitl For H The tir*t railway BM4MM] t; England is to b. inauuwr.it d Western Railway Com pa m «'H Apri' a regular daily service will romrrv Cardiff. Torquay and Ti •iniimnuth takinn about 4.S minutr^ (<«m hours by train. The fare will b* E3
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    EASTERN AIR MAIL
    43 8 I .Hi.i..' Arrangements are pnxe.du,.for the co-operation 'if Uh India m the eommememrnt and n of an air route from Britain to HM stated \Tr Butler. Undn Wk In the Housr ol OMMM Hannouncement M the subirrt vaaM Reuter Wireless
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    24 8 The Rev M R Doraisamy of tit* Mission will arrive m MVfM Wm week and preach at The Tann' Church. Short Street on Sunday
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    U.S. AIRSHIP PLUNGES INTO SEA
    305 9 ES LARGEST DIRIGIBLE WRECKED Admiral Moffett and Majority Of Crew of 77 Feared Drowned DISASTER has overtaken the U.S.S. Akron, the world's largest airship, which fell into the bren drowned' 8^ ye St rday feaf€d that the of thf crew of 77 have Ih, United
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    74 9 Little Hope of Savin* Remainder of Crew Washington. April 4. i* p«trtm» nt has irported to 1 «evcH to the effect that the light by storm, wa.s probably 1 tiling and caiiMht fire and crashed «nd the cutters Mojava and 'ontlnuing to search floating -ibk> survivors. il
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    OPIUM CONVENTION
    29 9 Geneva, Apr. 1. i>h OovenMMOti ratification of the Imitation convention wa.s n-cHved bj J "v. t«)-day und the Turkish Governttttcmttoi will be submitt.-d on Mon- Reuter Wireless
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    FOUR POWER PACT
    190 9 Greater Emphasis on Security j Paris. April 4. The new draft memorandum of the Four Tower Pact just completed place.-, a meatei emphasis gQ I urity than the Anylo-Italian phUtt but Wgnm with the latter m n lar a? it suueests a Four Power Pact to seek
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    100 9 ROME DISCUSSIONS Paris, April 2. France has accepted the idea of a European directory of tho "Big Four" but their must be no coercion of the smaller stats. This is the outstanding feature ol the lint official staument obtained from France since the Rome discussions. It was handed to the
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    77 9 Paris, April 3. Yet another "plan" i.s expected to emerge lium the discussions m the Pour Power part m which matter Prance is giving full consideration to the Little Entente objections to revisionist claims. It is understood the Cabinet is preparing the memorandum for an essentially new plan, distinct from
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    ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
    84 9 U.S. Delegate Paving the Way Loadon. April 3. Britain and America are working h: nd m hand to faciltate the early convocation of the economic conference. Mr. Norman Davis had a long conversation with Mr. Mac Donald this n'ternoon and goes to Puris to-morrow to consult the French
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    SAMUEL INSULL'S LATEST
    62 9 .Athens. April 2. At the age of 73 Mr. Samuel In.su 11. the ex -millionaire whom Greece refused to extradite on charges arising out of the failure of his vsim utilities company, is planning to establish m Macedonia a factory for the manufacture of briquettes from lignite
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    THE HOLY YEAR
    117 9 Pope Releases Wireless Wave Vatican City, Apr. 1. Th<- lighting of the hugh steel Cross on the summit of Mt. Senario near Florence by His Holiness the Popi concluded the celebration ol the inauguration of the Holy Year which beW9 earlier m the day with the opening
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    U.S. BANKS REOPEN
    111 9 12,7.17 Institutions Again At Work Washington. April 4. Mr. Woodin. secretary to the U.S. Treasury m a broadcast speech to-day declared that '12.737 United States banks had re-opened by the end of March, of which 5.387 were national and Federal Reserve member and 7.350 state banks. I
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    REDS' DRIVE
    95 9 Chiang Kai-shek Leaves for Kiangsi Front Nanking, April 1. A gnVC situation exLsU m Kiangsi where Communist armies have Inflicted severe def. :'s upon the Government troops and .ire now •making a determined drive against the y ovincial capital of Nanchang. The seriousness of the position is illustrated
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    EX-MAYOR WALKER
    59 9 Immediate Marriage to Miss Betty Compson Nice, April 4. Mr. Jimmy Walker, the ex-Mayor of New York, called at the Mayor's office yesterday at Cannes to fix up arrangements for his aiarriage with Miss »Betty Compson. the cinema actress. He was told he must await until the necessary
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    PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE
    38 9 Teheran, Apr. 1. The Persian Government has engaged Americans and Swiss as specialists and advisors m th» forthcoming Anglo-Persian oil negotiations m connection with which Sir John Cadman la expected to arrive to-day.- Reuter Wireless
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    CHINWANGTAO BOMBARDED
    645 9 Planes Destroy Railway Station MANY CASUALTIES Japanese Battleships At Peitaiho and Taiku Shanghai, April 4. Chinese reinforcements consisting of a division cf Shantung troops under General Kao Kwei-tze and several thousands of General Ho Chu-kuo's army counter-attacked the Japanese last night. In spite of heavy bombardments by the
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    MANDATED ISLANDS
    89 9 "Japan Will Continue Administration" Tokio. April 4, Telling the islanders to do their duty m accordance with the Imoerial Rescript of March 23 and not to be misled by wild rumours. Mr. Hatsuda, the Japanese Governor of the mandated Pacific islands has issued thr first official pronouncement of
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    24 9 PARIS— JAPAN FLIGHT Aleppo, April 4. Mary Sehilz, the French airwoman who is flying from Parts to Japan, has left here for Bushire.— Reuter
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    NAZI RUTHLESSNESS IN BERLIN
    529 12 DISTRICT SURROUNDED BY POLICE Anxious Appeals to Other Nations London, Mar. 7. In response to anxious representations made to him about the situation m Germany. Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, has given an assurance that the British Ambassador m Berlin (Sir Horace Rumbold) has been
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    FRIEND'S BEQUEST
    189 12 Legatee Dies Before Benefit Accrues Hou an aged woman had planned, m secret. to Mil IN In her friend by a handsome gift m her will, and how the plan was thwarted by the friends death, was revealed by the publication 'of the will. The will was that
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      704 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 ton*) and Vhm 8.8. MANGOLA (3.352 tons). [Cargo only] s MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      417 12 BIBBY LINE. [LONDON ADDRESS I 22, PALL MALL, LONDON, 5.W.1. 1 of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mall Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO, MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangoon 1933. SHROPSHIRE Apr. 13 OXFORDSHIRE Apr. 27 STAFFORDSHIRE May 11 GLOUCESTERSHIRE May 25
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      289 12 s.s. KUM SANG (due ah* April sth, 19W) Consignees of cargo < x t tie ab. Japanese Ports are notified th.r vessel having grounded at M Average ha.s been declared, and of 5 per cent of the :irriv«<i of the goods will be collated also requested to sign an Ay
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      667 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kcdah Monday to Friday 7.30 a. in Saturdays 7 p m. Kuantan (via Je ran tut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friaay 7 pjn Kalantan
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      140 12 Serooskerk, Dut. 3929. from Antwerp 4.4, for Manila 4.4. Scott Harley. Brit. 193. from Siantan 4.4. for Anamba and Natuna Us. 6.4. Gen. Verspyck, Dut. 640. from Natuna lid. 4.4, for Natuna Island 7.4. Balder, Dut. 4101, from Makassar 4.4, for Port Swettenham 5.4. Lycaon. Brit. 4821. from Hull 4
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      PETROL FROM COAL
      685 13 An Order For An R.A.F. Squadron The Air Ministry, it was ar.nounced recently have placed a contract for II months" suppLe: for one of the Home Defence Squadron of ai entirely n >v tyj*- ol aviation petrol made froir tinu h coal. The petrol is produced by
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      235 13 The navigation company. Fearnley and Wftt of Oslo, have received the new motorshlp F. rnbrook from Burmeister and Wain of Copenhagen She will be put m service m the regular cargo line between the Par East and the Gulf of Mexico. Her tonnage is 8.450 g.r.t. There are B large'
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      RELIEF FOR SEAMEN
      335 13 Work of Mercantile Marine Societies The shipping depression is causing much displight of the unemployed officers of th? Merchant Navy the majority of whom are not eligible for the State unemployment benefit is specially hard. During the lan twelve month, the Mercantile Marine Service Association has STSSt
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      ILL-FATED SUZANNE
      208 13 Position Still h Precarious The latest news received regarding the s.s. Suzanne which went aground at Half Tide Reef, about one mile from Dome Island. Swatow. indicated that she is still m a precarious position, says a Hong Kong paper of Mar. 24. The tug Henry Keswiek had
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      GUN-BOAT ABOARD
      153 13 Complete Parts For H.M.S. Sandpiper When the P. O. liner Carthage arrived m Hong Kong from London on March 23 she had with her a queer cargo m the form of the complete parts of a gunboat which, when assembled will be launched as H.M.S. Sandpiper, the new
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      PERSIAN FLEET
      220 13 Attempt To Salvage Vessels Lost! In 480 B.C. It is reported that Italian divers, who recently salved a Venetian galleon sunk by the Turk* m the 16th century near Rhodes, are now 1 to raise the Persian war vessels sunk by the Greeks at Salamis about 480 8.C..
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      273 13 i JnLorlick's builds up J^f" young bodies L /CHILDREN m their /^^N^^^^^ V I years should \^K^\^^ ?^^WJ be given a nourishing >^^^B^J^ A i\wTm diet one that provides /IM^H plenty of energy-giving I s^^ nJ I food. That's why doctors MLJ^M In recommend Horlick's [Vv v^ \^r^^^ X Malted
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    458 14 Celebration on Completion of Third Cycle (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, April 2. Thirty-six years ago the first trains ran over the State Railways. That, is the completion of the third cycle (a cycle is a period of twelve yean) and as such is an occasion for more
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    WILD LIFE
    320 14 Fauna Society and Hubback Report 1 'From Our Own Correspondent 1 London. Mar. 14. Captau: C. R. S. Pitman. Game Warden of Uganda, who for the last two years was seconded by the Colonial Office to make a special Report with regard to wild life m Northern Rhodesia,
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    EVADING THE "DRY" LAW
    64 14 U.S. Doctors' Powers to Grant Liquor Permits Washington. Mar. 30. The House of Representatives has passed a bill removing all restrictions on the power of doctors to grant liquor permits for medical j reasons. The *Bill w ill be sent to the White House and. if
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    143 14 When ar counts of the Zoo for 1932 are presented to the Fellows they will shewv that tho receipts from admissions have fallen by nearly £10.000. meaning 200.000 fewer visitors. Whipsnade accounts for some of the loss. Britain is to have her first Straw Hat' Day. since a committee has
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      388 14 TEA OF GOOD TASTE il's flavour is so delicious and rare lhal you can offer it for every occasion ____LIL §I i J k____l T*^~^*^Cl±^ i£*zS^C\ Ifc _l ii I I >\jt' _h*i^^b_Kz**^ \^^___H____s^?f^ Lover hci '-^kw r;- --.> z=Z\ fordailyusc J; "v-.-^ Brooke Bond Tea '-I I MALAYA'S RESTRINGING
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      537 14 BANKS AND INSURASg CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000,000 Reserve Fund £3,000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, EC. 2. Agencies and Branches Alor Star Iloilo Saigon Amritsar Ipoh
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      352 14 THE YOKOHAMA Spgl BANK, (.Estabh I. J j Capital Sub^critxd Pull J I Reserve Fund I President X h I Vkr-Pr^idrir I Head Ofti« 1 <.* Singaporr Branch: MfVF i RAIUKs H LONIM)\ BWK. Wostmin. t<r Bank. ltd I'ht National Provincial Lloyd s Bank Ltri MMNCUI Alexandria <EK\pt' Bat Calcutta.
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      576 14 I BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION j I PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES J FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, i i DAVENTRY, ENGLAND J WaveJengttu 25.3 metres and SI J metres. 1 Wednesday, April sth. 1 GMT. 1.30 pm. Time Signal from Big Ben. New* I Thames. Surrey.
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    RUBBER OUTLOOK
    482 15 Won m Production Demand raw rubbei jii.uk. t ')<• the subj*'< t.H 7_ :i!xmt restriction. To 1 who btttWC that nr :l •■'">' tall time I niuncratnc V !i\ v lim b hew that I.^vb v I )t>rmit of dividend- and thai rlrtK tuj, J j lbo Itol
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    LAVANT RUBBER
    23 15 for 1932. £1.459 Bel debit of profit it £2,964 Rubber harvested was '.'.!9,707 lb>. Average gross l*«r pound (against 2.90 d >
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    AVER MOLEK RUBBER
    370 15 Loss of Over $5,000 Last Year Ttu- t'.\ri.i.Y-third ordinary peneral mutliq "1 UW A Y r llqMi Ruo>>. CO Ud vas >v l.i *l NTahi. on Friday. Mr. Tan 800 HOC* thichairman. pTTTfrlttnt Th< chai ,(i i h,- board hai Coi the third mrrmliu pear to record
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    103 15 ForeiKi: imports of tin ovv durtDf the month of March. 1933: Country of Origin Tons. 1 Australia 2 2. Burma 149 3. Netherlands India: Banka and Billiton 455 Singkep 62 Other Places 2 4 French Indo-China 168 5. Japan 65 6 Siam 1,529 7. Tanganyika 11 8.
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    KUALA GEH RUBBER
    135 15 Accounts for year 1932 show debit to profit md loss account amounting to £2.742. from I'.hich has to be deducted balance unappropri;\t(>d from last year £2.481, leaving debit of £261; add Debenture stock interest commutation account, being allotment of Convertible. Debenture stock m commutation of interest on
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    SEAFIELD RUBBER
    56 15 Loss for 1932. £767. which, deducted from £17.982 brought forward, leaves balance at credit of profit and loss account £17,215. Out 1 of this It has been decided to write off £1.653 f or J depreciation and to carry forward £15,562. Yield of rubber was 1,201,757 lb., compared
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    404 15 Ocean .shipments of rubber, including concentrated latex, luux and revertex, being final shipments on ocean -steamers at all Malayan ports, during the month of March. 1933. In Long cons SUMM A R V SUMMARY Bheet Creix- Latex. Concentrated TOTAL. Latex Re vertex Destination Ex- Transhipment Ex- Transhipment
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    SEMPAH RUBBERK
    319 15 First Meeting of Company j Since Reconstruction At the first annual meeting of the Sempah Rubber Estates, Ltd.. Mr. E. B. Skinner <the cliali-man) said that the aceornt.s submitted i were the first since the reconstruction of the old Sempah Company m November. 1931 The company's planted area
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    RUBBER CONSUMPTION
    94 15 Inited States Total for February America consumed '20,462 tons of lubber m February, as agairot 21.661 tons m January and 30.012 tons m February. 1932 Market estimates had been 20,000 tons and leei Imports were 18.875 tons, against 30,546 tons m February, 1932; stocks total 393.640 toni lagairust
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    'To-Day ' Price Changes
    372 15 'To-Day Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES April 4 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 3 27 32 London, 3 months' sight 2|S 13 i« London. 60 days' sight 2 3 25 32 London, 30 days' sight 3 3 3 4 London, demand 2 3 23)32 London, T.T. 2 3 11|16 Lyons
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    85 15 April Ith.. 1! o'clock noon Bu>«Ts Sellfra R S.S Equal to London. Standard. Spot loose i f; t: i id R.S.S. Equal to London Standard. 'FOB. 6 5 1,; Standard RS S on Tender Apt (j i t!316 Hay G3 16 6 1 J'.uio 6'
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    867 15 TUESDAY. AI'KII. 4 111 CLOSING QUOTATIONS Connenu.-.t ($1) 4 Haytor ($1) ft) 71 Indragin ($1) 10 Jeram Kuantan <~>0. Jimah 1 SI 4 50 Kaniasan M 70 K.uah <$1> Kempaa <$i' 60 Kluang <$1) 7 90 Kundong 70 Kuala Sidim 80 Luaaa <$i. 50 60 Manda; Tekong
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      79 15 ts exceed $12,000,000 Assurance m force over 535.000.000 I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straite Settlements) 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 Life
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1273 16 Attractive week-end cricket Burn and Mitchell m partnership— Another six wickets for U.irirls— s. I league competition Malays clear second obstacle Failure of the Chinese S.R.C. progress Boxing reviewed. B lar tin I e:,t match m a week-end which kfouajhJ with it soin.- Bog racket was that
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    125 16 i Batting i I). C. Burn. S.t'.C. vs. United Sertiees 96 i Harvey, L\ Engineers vs. Fort Cunning !>4 I A. G. Cook«\ S.C.C. vs. Fort Canning 86 I it Boon, St. Joseph's vs. Nondescripts 67 Hands, Fort arming vs. S.C.C 62 Bgti Carpenter, I". Ser\ i« rs
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    GUNNERS WIN PADANG GAME
    240 16 3.C.C. FIELD DISORGANISED SIDE The Odd Goal m Five R.A. (11th Batti Hi S.C.C 2. The S.C.C. were a disorganised team on the Padanß last evening when they met the 11th Ba:t R.A. m a friendly name and were defeated by three uoals to two. At
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    SINGAPORE POLO CLUB
    272 16 Preparations For Coming Season The annual general meeting of the Singapore Polo Club, the first to be held under the revised rules passed at a general meeting last November, was held at the Club-house, on Saturday the Ist. instant. The accounts for the half-year ending December 31st.
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    SOLDIERS DEFEAT I.C.F.A.
    498 16 PENALTY GOAL DECIDES ISSUE Difficult Football on Wet Ground Pulau Brani 2; I.C.F.A 1. A wet ground made anything m the nature af ball control difficult at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday when Pulau Brani defeated the I.C.F.A. m the first division of the League. It was
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    SOCCER INTERNATIONAL
    232 16 How Scotland Defeated ll.in,|.(l<!) I'uk. Apr. 1. A record crowd of 130.000 saw Scotland beat Englai i by two goeli to 01 E land fchren away chances m th Brsi half. missing many glaring opening*. Hulme the worst offender and towards the end En»land were soundly tx-aten. The
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    ROYAL HORSE WINS
    60 16 The King Witnesses Close Race Newbury, Anr. 1 H.M. the King and Qieen. and the Duke of Gloucester saw a royal victory when the Newbury Spring Cup war, won by His Majesty'% horse. Limelight which beat Solonoid by a head, with Fonab coming m third. The betting
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
    34 16 Reuter Lor don, April 4. The results of yesterday's matches In *he Scottish Lra L le vere Odtte 0, St. Mirren 0. Pprtlck 0, Mother-veil 1 Quefn'b Park 3, St. Johnstone 3
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    EXCITING RACING AT R.S.Y.C.
    704 16 KATHLEEN'S GREAT WIN Brilliant Handling By Mr. Kok Sunday morning produced one of the finest rac«»s seen at Royal Singapore Yacht Club when the A. class boats sailed the second race for the Semerville Bowl, between Kathleen and Tarbet, Kilat unfortunately running things too fine at
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    THE BOAT RACE
    192 16 Best Finish For Some Years London, Apr. 1. The Cambridge crew, with the exception of Gilmour. No. 2. sat up nobly ir. their seats at the fini h of the Groat 'Varsity boat race, but Oxford, due undoubtedly to their fine final effort, werr more or less
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    R.S.Y.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    171 16 The folio Ing were I results <•; ties m the Royal Singapore Yacht Club ;.< tennis tournament; ffirtra beat Morton Brown I 4. 6 i. Dobbs w.o. Wilknson. Mi.s Orove raid Coltart o«t 15 boat Mr. ami Mrs. MacDonr.ld scr. 6 o, 9 7. I Mr. and
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    S.R.C. CRICKET
    101 16 The following have been Invited to play for the S.R.C. against the Indian Association on Saturday, at 2 p.m. on the SRC. ground: H. R. Bartels. T. Leijssius. G. Tessen>ohn. M. A. Wyatt, D. D'Cotta, O. E N. Oehlers. C Mo-b'Tgen, P. d'Almeida, M. Cordciro, L Alvis H
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    18 16 Tae Anglo-Chine"*" Continuation School n;i:t! -ports will be held to-day nt th,> .i ;l i ;in Birar Str>dium.
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    18 16 At a meeting of the Sii Dnlon it m AteMti to cup competition until th»» ri<«> football season
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