The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 April 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. ESTABLISHED 1835. y ,927. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    426 1 Another plan for rubber restriction is outlined by a Dutch broker Page 9. M. Her riot has accepted the I.S. invitation to go to Washington to talk over the world situation with President Roosevelt Pa*e 9. A 24 -years-old New Zealand girl has started a solo flight
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    SUSPECT
    859 1 "You mc, Im dotecUvi Mid .1 "I th'iu'-ht you \un B ;t I rema rkt d "That'i on Wednesday evening] corrected 'lM V "And :-boy." I no.' "Only on Sundays and Friday :;iUit pj.ntire. But Vm .i detective all the time, like. 1 maa* you never know when >om«
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      209 1 Mr mmSSSSm U FFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TODAYS ATTRACTIONS LA DANCE-6.30 to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL LR DANCE-9.30 p.m. to Midnight. RSDAV, APRIL nth. SPECIAL CRUISE BALL \MKS BORING PARTY IN PORT) 9.30 p.m. Midnight PHONE 5381. The Rotary Club of Singapore HRBTS TO-DAY at J p.m. at the JADELPHI
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      163 1 INTRODUCING Fine Old Brandy S.» |Hi- <|iiai I iii< lulling «lnt>. SEA VIEW HOflT TO-NIGHT MOONLIGHT CARNIVAL AM) AQUATIC SPORTS I*ROGR A M M E 7.00 p.m. SWIMMING COMPETITION (one length ol Pmgar) for Boys from 10 to 18 years (open, free style). 7.30 for Ladies (open, free style). 8.00
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      83 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Malayan Coffee- Page 16. On night or day— Page it). Th Messiah to-night— Pagi S Little's Sale Last Days— Page 8. New British -made Gilletie Razor BladesPate ft. CHRYSLER ENDURANCE inF Tni^^cooLiNG Vs^ REFRESHING Cnticnra T»l«*mn Soothes and cools Father's face and removes the afterghaving shine, comforts Baby's
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    WAR RELIEF FUND
    536 2 Twenty-Three Beneficiaries rii' report on tin* administration ol the Federated Mala. Slates War Relief Fund for LOSS states that the accounti ol the lund at the < lose "f the war showed a credit balance of £29.351 12. 9. ol winch 128. H.V.i 5 lepresents khC value
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    S.V.C. PROGRAMME OF DRILLS
    106 2 I The following is tht programme <>t drills up to and for week-ending. April 16th To-day (Monday* 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. I "C" (Scottish) Coy Coy Parade; Depot Coy.. I Arms Drill 5.30 p.m.. Headquarters "B" ComI I any 30 Yards Ran :< I iMrsday r> 15
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    HORTICULTURAL SHOW PRIZE WINNERS
    2264 2 MR. E. KLASS WINS GOVERNOR'S CUP FulfTist of Awards The followiiiK is the full list of prize winners m the Singapore- Johore Agri -Horticultural Show at the N«'\v World, which concluded last night: SPECIAL AWARDS The Governor's Cup tor the best collection ol maidenhair ferns (Adtantnm)
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    LETTER FROM THE LIVING BUDDHA
    345 2 LETTER FROM THE LIVING BUDDHA RED INDIAN LI! A TIBK! Explorer Shows j Pictures Of Law At the Mtf out-s«t Of k lon Tibet which he <i< lr. J hall. Sinuapor... Mi 'American esnlOTOr Who I pan m Mm want <»i 'after a loneh MM M World.' declared that r|
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      429 2 t +a en Conducive to slimming. Starch reduced and made with fresh natural Gluten. STOCKISTS MEDICAL HALL, LTD. C'HK!VnSTS. Ol TPORT ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BDCKERIDGB Highest CUa* ff»rt-Liint Bate*. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7SiB. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS A REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore
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      534 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE la hereby given that tenders are now Invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In Uv Tender Room Municipal Offices Supply of Sulphate of Alumina for period l 6 33 to 31 d 1934. Date
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      194 2 I THE WEEK Monday, 10th. High Wahr 10.09. 8.8 ft.. 22.25. 8.4 ft. Rotary tifTin. Adelphl Hotel at 1 p.m. Football S.A.F.A. L»-a«ur (Div. I» S.C.C. vs RAP at S.C.C Commercial Cud: Fraser and Neave vs Post Office. Stadium; Muni< n>al Serute vs A. PC GaylariK: M«ti\>ti< ld> VS. Monopolies,
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    2573 3 I RPOCH-MAKING LAW CASES j London, March Zlfit. .From the tree Fress j Correspondent .pooh- making first place tial at Chelsea nan Batllie- ng militan m i the take of £50 ■mum barges and SttS da\s ■crneiit m re- the nr Sttry <■! bj Tnm
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      264 3 Like all the Best Mrginias CRAVEN A are LONDON made Londonmade Virginia Cigarettes are like London-Tailored Suits, the acknowledged best m their respective spheres ;md the most Tcr'SA'TviTute 0111^ 0 Factory m London or els«wh«Ve- is ARCADIA WORKS, the home of CRAVEN "A". In Arcadia Works, the making, conditioning and
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    AMONG THE NEW BOOKS
    659 4 The Losei Pa>s. b\ Harold Bindlo^ (Ward Lock Co.. 7 6 nett.) Cumberland territory is portrayed m toll book with a vividity that is capable of causing Home-lon^im?. Canada and our homeland are merged with a loving literary genius. Harold Bindlo .-> uses a daring number
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    OILFIELDS CLOSE
    23 4 Oklahoma City. April 1. The State Corporation Commission has ordered thP immediate closine of the b\g Oklahoma City oilfields Reuter Wirelesit
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    258 4 Informers and Detect ive> Charged When the case of alleged extortion of $36 against two Chinese police informers and two Chinese detectives was resumed before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the First Magistrate, on Friday, the first of the fcur accused failed to put m an appearance, and his
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    TOWKAY ASSAULTED IN MALACCA
    82 4 Mr. Chee Kirn Wee and his son were adraitted to the Malacca hospital on Mar. 28 last as a result of injuries received from a beating received at the hand.-; of coffee shop cool:es, says a Malacca correspondent From what could be learned it appears that
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    LOCAL ARTISTS
    127 4 Attractive Picture ExH at Kuala Lumpu Tlic SHan^or Arts Club ■S vt-.ir.s aui> 1^ Ratlli tile' hOnOI I plaining two (i> tfcxi The nunibi liv hide somi work t! .:i\ pictures by |fi k s < ,i!b 'it:. Mi fcfcN t'< d pt'iu ii portimM vUll li 1
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    "SHE HAD NO REASON TO TAKE HER LIFE"
    2071 4 Fatal Moments When Doctor Left Army Ahlers BY a majority verdict of seven to two the coroner's jury returned a verdict of suicide while of unsound mind at the inquest on Miss Army Ahlers. the lovely young German actress who took London
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      54 4 p ANNOUNCEMENT I w In response to popular I I demand, DX KESZKE CIGA- 1 I RETTES are now obtainable at I I all leading stores and tobacconists I not contain (iift Coupons which I I are only obtainable m the tins I M Sinßapore Penang Kuala Lumpur Ipoh. I
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      47 4 You need suffer no longer the pain «nd discomfort of Rheumatism Sciatica, Lumbago If your blood Is kept m a pure and healthy state remove the cause of the trouble by taking Clarke's Blood Mixture. Of all Chtmisu and Storm Equally good m UQ UID or TABI^BT/orm
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    HISTORIC PAINTING FOR TRINITY HOUSE.
    90 5 HN«J 13 teet l«.nu h> more than 7 fed wide b> the artist Mr. Maurice Kandall, of (.revilie IMace, X lburn. London, recording (ht- historic 1 "I the Honourable <'om|;an\ ot Master Mariners m 19?6 is to by t-xhibitfd at Trinitj House. Every member ha>
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    54 5 MLLB. IOBANE BIG ART, MM <»f IWltfi urn's greatest Honicn fenni> plftfim vw h<> i* well known at Wimbledon, is <nj .v- •■<! to M. Ji-an Monlcint rsirr. Mil* Siuarl has het>n r«<oKnis t d v a leading li^ure on th«* lenni.s courts for srwral >iars and distinguished hersvlf m
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      131 5 RESERVATIONS PJIOKE_6«)3__ DUE TO KNORMOUS SUCCESS of I EVENINGS FOR CA X? 1 1 '•aramountV (Jlorious I Viennese Musicale. I With HERBERT MARSHALL, I CHARLIE RUGGLES SARI MARITZA. I SEASON EXTENDED TILL TO-NIGHT. I POSITIVELY LAST TWO PERFORMANCES! I RETURN SCREENING FOR I OXB \KpIIT O.\LY miiko c.oinwvNMwtßs GREAT KRirisii
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      110 5 IBy Popular Demand FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY 1 CAPITOL i TO-iIIGHT OILY 6.15 and 9.15 JACK BUCHANAN and JEANEITE MacDONALD m Paramount's Sparkling .Musical Comedy "MONTE CARLO" SPECIAL RETURN ONE-DAY SCREENING SEE IT AGAIN IT'S JACK BUCHANAN'S BEST TO-MORROW NIGHT' Universal^ Sensational Animal Thriller 11 NAGANA" E Featuring TALA BIRELL
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      237 5 iO-VK.IIi WHAT happens when a real he-man is let loose m society WHAT happens when a pretty Rirl is brought up at an army post WHAT happens when a murderer meets his vi'-tim on the polo field JACK HOLT THAT BEST OF GOOD FELLOWS w ,th EVALYN KNAPP a story
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      CLUB RUGBY
      1407 6 Oxford's Visit to Mining Valley I From Our Own Correspondent] London. Mar. >l. There was MUM interesting club rugby on Bafurday m fine weather, though the grain Is v vie heavy. J Oxford University by 8 points to 3 beat thi Rhoiidda Valley. The latter held the University
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      BIRCHFIELD HARRIERS
      338 6 Annual Cross-Country Championship [From Our Own Correspondent London. Mar. 14. Beautiful weather favoured the fifty-second Annual .Cross-Country Championship at Alderly Park. Cheshire, over ten miles, on Saturday. I'he Frank Wynne Cup for th? club championship was won by Birchheld Harriers, with 80 points, from Salford Harriers, with Belgrade
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      KING'S CUP AIR RACE
      242 6 To Take Place on July S Lundon. Apr. 3. The Royal Aero Club muMMtnoe details oi tin lC|ng*i cup An Race, which tahea place oo Saturday. July 8. starting and rimshinu at Bat-fi-lj ftfriMlllWii. Hatneld The entrant and pilot or pilots or [wwmiri riurst be British
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      533 6 SPECIAL VALUES FROM WHITEAWAYS II A H MX 1 H E E< T O X y&BSBBSB^S&i kalibu bmi ilami stoves uaj^^^^^B^^^f^^^^^B^Sß The "Ralcblu' seines of cookir.u stoves •ri repn s.nt the lat«>st development m I modern blue flaw oil ranges. The gkM i r 'il vessel which supplies oil to
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      288 6 Freedom and DUFFS Whisky gang thegither B GUARANTEED 12 YEARS OLD. ■/■^L^jHß 1 Bun iUv (o lrn Kh<M> j-TjjS^^j^^J Kirn Ann Co.. Orchard Road. V l^^^i !r Guan Hon^ Co.. Aik Hin BBl Chin Swee lion- Co. r. A. Bartholomeusz Ltd. 3 A, Raffles Quay. Telephone No. 2234 MALAYA'S RESTRINGING
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    CHINA WILL BRING JAPAN TO REVOLUTION
    126 7 I American Professor's Startling I < ILL NEVER BE DEFEATED Present Disturbances Part Of Historical Cycle .^..rations m Manchuria, which m a continuance polfcj of ■fgTfl— against China adopted seventyean Bgt>, will end m the overthrow of militarism and inal rexolution m Japan. I
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    CHINA MAY SPLIT UP INTO UNITS
    1559 7 i0n.. l University <>i Manila, Prolessor I on Chinese subjects m ally for many r fhe author of a book, 1 1 \ik lettl China, which 1 d (Minus. history m i ix < d working m con- I of Learned Bocletles i real
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    SECOND HAND GOODS UNSAFE
    279 7 AGED DEALER'S STOCK OF STOLEN MATERIAL A Mixed Bag From European Firms That three men "planted" the stolen articles In his shop and then informed the police, was the unsuccessful cit -i nee put up by a 72-year-Old Chinese who. as was reported m Friday's Free
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    DANGER OF LOOKUNG ON
    115 7 Thirteen Chinese Taken m Gambling Raid Only one out of thirteen Chine, c who were rounrtnrt up by the police when s raid was made on a house m Johore Street pleaded guilty m the Second Magistrate's Court before Mr. A. W. Hay on Saturday, while
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    93 IN ONE SHOPHOUSE
    68 7 Woman Discharged m Gaming Case A Chinese woman, tht. principal tenant ni ft house m Victoria Street m which 93 people were said to have been hvmg, was discharged by the Beoond Magistrate, Ist a w. Hay. on Saturday when he delivered Judgment m the case
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    HOLY WEEK SERVICES
    84 7 Programme At Cathedral Of The Good Shepherd The services at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd durinp Holy Week are m follows Wednesday 7 p.m. Tenebrae Ifiwndj Thursday 6 am Hrly Communion. 7 am High Mass. 7 p.m. Tenebrae and wushinu of the feet. Good Friday 8
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    SFREMBAN SUICIDE
    76 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sefemban, April fc. The story of the discovery of the body of a male Chinese m the store of a Seremban estate was told to the local coroner to-day. Allagari. a store coolie and watchman, stated that m the early morning he discovered a
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    SEVEN YEARS TO WALK HOME
    234 7 WAR PRISONEKs; RETURN Declared Dead 15 Years Before Belgrade, April 7. A man has .spent seven years walking home —and then he only stopped fcr one day. This man. Nikola Bunjanin. tramped from the shores of Lake Baikal, on the border of Irkusk .Asiatic Russia,
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    FALSIFIED BOOKS
    177 7 Singapore Man Sentenced at Ipoh •From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, April X. C. W Younger, late of Singapore and until n eentty employed m the accounts department vi the Pennwnt Tin Dredging Co.. Tanjong Tuallang. Perak. was charged m the Supreme Court hore on two charge* of making
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    ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
    131 7 Japan To Supply Warship For World Scientists Tokyo. April 1. To observe the total eclipse of the -un. world astronomers are travelling to uninhabited small islands m the South Seas early next spring. The destinations are Losap Island and one other m the East Carolines, both
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    ANNOYED PATRIOT
    207 7 Customs Duty On The Union Jack Kuala Lumpur, April 8. If a British subject living m the Britishprotected territory of the Federated Malay States wants to import a British flag he must pay duty on it. This was the startling discovery made recently by a patriotic officer of
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    UNCONSCIOUS FOR A DAY
    86 7 Ipoh Doctor's Wife Thrown From Horse V.Tiile out ridiiic: on Sunday. Mrs. V. M. Matthews, the <vife of Dr. V. M. Matthews, of th» firm of Matthews' and Webb. Ipoh, was thrown from her horse and rendered unconscious. She was removed to Batu G^iah Hospital, and
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    WILTSHIRES DEFEAT
    518 7 MR. JUSTICE WHITLEY'S STAND Easy Cricket Victory At Tanglin Of the minor cricket on Saturday the match between the Wiltshire Regiment second team and an SC.C. eleven at Tanglin was perhaps the most interesting. The home side won easily, passinß the club total with only one wicket down,
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    20 RUNS IN ONE OVER
    470 7 Hard Hitting by Kenjr Hock Remarkably fast .scoring by Ktiig Hock, the S.C.R.C. football and cricket star, marked the encounter between the S.C.C. and the Chinese on the Club padan;; on Saturday. The match ended m an easy win for the visitors. \\\v> after putting
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    59 7 Bishop Ferguson Dfcvfe. once Bishop of Singapore. Is leaving Natal after Easter and coming home, writes the London correspondent of the Malaya Tribune. He arrives at Southampton on May I.'v ami will leave for South Africa n^r.in on Ji'ly 7. There he will take charge of the Anglican BmM nt
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    DOGS USED AS BAIT
    361 7 Crocodile Hunting At Port Sv/ettenham TAMIL PRACTICE Animals Very Seldom Injured 'From Our Own OonwpOßdMft) Kiml.i Lumpur. April K. u.sed .t- I.i:: Odik rat' hlne Port Bwettcnham. a pmemef ■rrhrtag b\ ihlp at Part swetunhair. last v. vk noticed it CMIM <ontainmu ■everal Tamil labourers, bmr
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    LATE MR. J. A. RUSSELL
    367 7 Burial at Ilidatlari Cemetery The funeral of Mr Join Archibald R \»h<. died m the Ocneral Heepttal on Pi niivht. took place nt Bidadari Cem. Saturday. There wa, fairly targe present of prominent business mm and a ;.\<'aJtii ol beautiful wr athe oovered tin- cofl
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    MISSED TRACK
    130 7 European Engineer Finds Way Hack To Camp Mr ELsum. the BltropeMi d Intel) who had Imm wpwtcd Ttwhn for daya near the BtMB boMv, tbC two docs :uiivc(l atr'.y a i ,-,liv at '■I p.m. After hwlDg the CMHf) ;.i m f:h' iir«. tbCf ascenckd a hill on
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    36 7 Mi X Kaiser, ofthf* Traffic Inspector's Ottlce. Taiping. will »><• pity "dm/ am tranafai u> Kuala Lumpur to d;,> M- k.. (t nm> good service for the Talplng 1ta1v.:.., I, ututc m his capacity as bOMratf MCNtai
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    20 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. CURTIS —On April 8. at the Genera! Hospital. Singapore. Captain Richard James CurtL>. aged "1 Deeply regretted.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1923 WEEK-END COMMENTS
    807 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1923 WEEK-END COMMENTS What, we wonder, are the urgent needs of Palestine for Instantaneous speech with the rest of the world that has led the Postmaster-General to extend to it the benefits of radiotelephony Are they any more insistent, for instance, than those of
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    88 8 h.h tiic Sultan of Kelantan and tin r i dans Mentri of Kelantan are i>:: visit BtegapoK Di W a Rogers, who was the flrs( ■> Ol the famous Beatrice Tin Mm. h on a visit to Btngapore from Medan. The H. noit Rant Sir Chilian Raja di Hilir of
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    CAPTAIN H. J. CURTIS
    351 8 Death Of Well-Known Local Ship-Master .an Richard James Cum.- (i.. Oeneral Hospital on Saturdaj at the :^> ol 7! Captain Curtis hail been m the service of the Stvait> Steamship Co. for many years and retired about four years ago. Ho wu chiefly on the Bangkok
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    63 8 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Pari--specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, April 8. Spot 2 5!32 (2 1/ 8 d Forward 2V 4 d. (2*4) Tone of Market
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    SINGAPORE STEP-BY-STEP
    747 8 Road, Rail, And Now Air Behind that .simple statement of fact which appears m your almanack against the date of to-day there Hei the story of the bea^naftngt >>f the development of transport on modern lines m Singapore. Prior to that time the sole HMM of transport m
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    SEA VIEW HOTEL
    216 8 To-night's Carnival and Aquatic Sports What piomis.es to be a wry enjoyable attraction has been arranged to take place at Sea View Hotel to-night, when the moonlight carnival and aquatic sports should draw a large attendance. The programme of events, which are ijxn to men and women
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    ANOTHER PLANE FOR K.L. FLYING CLUB
    99 8 1 $14,000 TWIN-ENGI MONOSPAR Meet Requests For Flights [From Our Own Com Ku.il t I in'. pii. The piuc h;i the twin-engined t; members of the Ki:a. the annual meetin« j:. Sal tion ot the t\p> committee bu* H cussion that the comn par
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    PHONE TO PALESTINE
    92 8 pfl Sir I*. Cunliffe-Lish'r New Service v I.iilkl.' i| i Th»- Coionuti ■tcratatjr, sir pi.. Listrr. lciu.'.s London to-morrow l>. 1^ Aii ways for CyprtM and liopci ]>■'•' I n Baghdad Whllf u\ Uw MMdte I I travel m tin h [qI a tdephoiM i i jjp
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    TOUR OF ARGENTINE
    20 8 British Schoolboys Trip h< i lna retu I i' 1:: I At with th- r tori Th
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    PRICE OF SILVER
    34 8 Mancheßter Cotton Spi Urge Stabilismtior i sal mcreaslni pii< I tion t Mattel Cotton 8 which i atahtHstd am n and H Id gradualls Tho optnton the value the exp Reuter.
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    TIN RESTRICTION
    29 8 Pretest Quota Maj I After .lun< [FFtH- PRESS l«mi In an art ii dty h--3.i ix r tat tm quota ■vi v furthtt parlod afli i June
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    FORMER BANGKOK EDITOR
    33 8 Death Reported I North WultN fProm Oiir Own OOTVI News has bl k«ai Ban at Ruthin Oaattt, North Waft Thornc. BVOprtetor Ol UM H.in. I to its br< oivim: ;iij:r
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    PRICESS PALACES
    32 8 Peking Fears War TinHistoric Treasure >] i r> 'Hk of pi rrvrtinvs diii, I Tl I pn-.i rvutloii ol tli- Incicnt arrhito<tiirr^ of t) <d the most prominent Dolnl Union Times
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    BUDAPEST TRIO
    39 8 The Budapest Tn<>. vrIMM traded considerable att< ri* tin- Continent uill gtve a <\n D h Club. Cunnhill Olrcl I The players an* Nirh f Behnuon fpteoo) and ilb <cp11o». TJx v hn\>- Ix tour of J..
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    GOVERNOR OF PHILLIPPINES
    20 8 Washington Mr Fr.mk Murph\ V txx ii :i j >i>. ,1; <i (i.A.-rnor ol Ui> PI Reuter
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      231 8 BOOTHS •GIN ftJL Superior/* mm, (ALDBECKS Have You Visited Our \ew PROVISION STORE IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE ■COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. Drastic Reductions m the Last Days of LITTLES GREAT SALE Brass Cupboard Lock. Aluminium Ware. tnilar type to Illustration) Ikm Sale Pri«e <v en \I" Daual Frit* .si
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      45 8 THIS STREET RUNS PARALYTIC WITH BOROUGH HIGH STREET, said a man m court the other day. Can such stuff be brewed m this enlightened age What about a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT SICKNESS POLICY? r GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    NEW RUBBER RESTRICTION MOVES
    150 9 )NDON AND AMSTERDAM yj K.(!.4. Should Intervene I I SCHEME U| Plan To Halt eduction n [CI COPYRIGHT] ••iklom. April 9. <»i respondent of lb ipll reviewing a I^l I imihts Ynult's f a P« th;tt Ike Rubber J^Lk i"ii should ufti B, I i\.il ol
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    ESTATE DICTATORS
    38 9 Hitlt < (mi ml German abinet* Bet Ma Iprfl x. Adair ■'ar-rtic tte 1016 i EUUei on*>"» control tht Ctbtort Inn. Von P» pj t w\ GOI RING r shortly B*^ nl In hi> ff^* Important p
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    UNEMPLOYMENT
    61 9 m Position I Britain HL i ..ixii.il iprii 7. X; annual report Bh Loyment moved begf year comW prect din the high X c bell tin b i ry i «>n.>ider■f i: the volume marked ehang) am distribution <>t mdirection at expansion Bl" mainly with the home Wk*L (lt
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    AUTOMATIC CONTROL
    28 9 likloiiV Traffic ->l)lems I ..niJ.,ll April 7. ken, now iquam will .mcipal areas, ln- meg rvali the new .system In quirementi by Which indicates the hui".
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    OVERNOR OF GIBRALTER
    13 9 d ta Mppotnt Governor Ibnltai on thr- H British Radio
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    SWORTHY LEAVES $88,0000
    13 9 Pot Moan, \pril 7. P^t t and W**l value of
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    GIRLS AFTER FLIGHT RECORDS
    196 9 ONE FAILS AT BAGHDAD But Another On Wing Foi Australia London, April MISS Jean Batten, a V 3 jear, old New Zealan. Si trom Lyrnpn.- for Paris al »i 3. m on s solo flight to Australia m tb Oypsy afoth formerly owned by the prince
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    106 9 All Round Invitations To Washington Paris. April U H i'd to gu to Washington to rtiproMul i i v In the International discusReuter Wasasagsan, April x d ol the Pn nch. Italian and i!. nents haw- been united m Washington to rtiicnaj world economic reI I.ondon. April 6.
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    BRITAIN WINS!
    91 9 Lighi Car Triumph In Konu*. April British light cm triumphantly vindicated I I 1,000 the worlds lon nd most motor event fn B to Rome and back via the Adriatic toast two pfau m the 1,100 i i class 12 H.P II and Lord ly. i are n
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    CURRENCY INFLATION
    104 9 President Roosevelt Against New York. April 9. Roosevelt has turned definitely against currency Inflation and demonetisation el itlvei m ;iiiv lorn ol Oat <>n money, rtrrisrns a despatch to the Nov. York Times from Washmfton It add-- that he will seek instead to reinflate commodity values by a
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    KEPT IN JUNK
    94 9 Position Of Captured Officers London. April 6. .irdmg tin Briti h men antile marine offiecn captured recentl;- by pirate at Newchanu'. Captain Men stated that one of the officers. F. L. Pears, arrived at Neuchang on April 3 with a letter from the chief of th brigand^
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    REWARD FOR SERVICE
    66 9 Shanghai. April 9. Tho Tfwlvft' merchants of Hong Kong hav< presented a family home for the mother anc family of Brigadier Yung Chao-yun, who tool n ronspir'ious part In the defence of Woo saing last year, and is new leading a division o northern men against the
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    468 9 MOSCOW ON IMPORTS BILL r "Unflinchingly Proceed To Sentence" Moscow. April 9. v They cannot frighten us. declares Isvesti; 5 commenting upon the House of Common c debate on the Russian Imports Bill The newspaper adds that British diplomacy m Ignoring the basis of the accusations
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    CHINESE CURRENCY
    145 9 'Scepticism In London About Effects of Reform London, \pril S. Attention la drawn by the press here to the [reform of the Chinese currency. The authorities m London, according to the Financial Tun.- ;iv. sun sceptical about the change while the Daily Telegraph remarks that the decree (a
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    ANTI-DUMPING BILL
    74 9 Measure to Protect India's Industries New Delhi. April 9. Mr. Bhore, a commerce member, introduced into the Assembly an anti-dumping Bill empowering Government to impose additional duties on articles imported at such an abnormally low price as to endanger the existence of Indian industry. Notification of imposing additional
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    JEWS AND NAZIS
    65 9 Britain Waits Official Report 1 London, April 6. Replying to further questions regarding the situation of Jews m Germany and particularly those m Upper Silesia, the Foreign Under Secretary, Captain Eden, said that he preferred tc wait until the report asked for from the British Ambassador m
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    35 9 ROYAL EASTER AT WINDSOR ROYAL EASTER AT WINDSOR London, April 6. The King and Queen left Buckingham Pa I lace this afternoon by road for Windsor Castl I where they will spend Easter. British Radio
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    ALL HOSPITALS FULL
    465 9 Chinese Recover Several Towns RAPID ADVANCE New Japanese Offensive To-day l Shanghai. Mar. 9. POC«*p reports from Shanhaikwan and f Chinwarmtao confirm the Chinese repo-t that xveral town.s have been recovered from the Japanese during the last two days 1 fighting It If also confirmed that the
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    MR. MAC DONALD
    111 9 Forthcoming Visit To America London. April 7. The Prime Ministers forthcom'!.: risi; to America will be discussed on Thursday m tUforeign affairs debate on the motioa for the adjournment of the House of Commons for ttu Easter recess. Mr. Mac Donald leaves Enuland on April 15. Washington
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    LOWER TARIFFS
    81 9 U.S.A. "To Rescue the World" I Washington. April 9. An announcement that the United State.s in the forthcoming economic discussions will seek to rescue the world from the morass of economic nationalism was made by Secretary of State Hull m an interview with pressmen. He said the aim
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    72 9 Private Talk With Mussolini Rerlin. April 8. Von Papcn left for Rome last night and Captain Goering will follow by air on Sunday The visit is described as a private one to discuss the Four Power Pact and other outstanding questions with Signor Mussolini and other
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      1149 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co.. Ltd.. and Chin* THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO.. (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Cod., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE BARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. THE
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      519 10 1 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamer. Dae Spore. Sails B*9ol* «.s. CITY OP MANILA Por Havre, London, Rotterdam Hamburg Apr. 15 Apr. 18 s.s CITY OP KHIOB For Havre, London, Rotterdam
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    FRENCH OIL
    93 12 British Protest at Agitation For Nationalisation Paris, April 4. The Socialist proposal for the nationalisation of the oil industry has brought an official protest from the British Government, pointing out that several millions sterling of capital la Invested m the oil region m Prance under the terms of
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    DUMMY REVOLVERS
    138 12 Check On Sales Proposed Sterner measures for criminals who threaten th-ir victims with dummy revolvers, are imposed by a Bil) whirh is 2iow bring drafted by the Home Office. The drafting of tht Bill. v. hlcn will be ready shortly lot subni!s»ioii to Parliament, follows protests by judges
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    JUNK TRIPS
    135 12 Sailors Make Second Try In New Boat Captam Bischop who. it may be remembered. sailed from Shanghai several months ago m a junk to make a trip around the world, has decided to try again. The skipper and his vvw of five men nearly came to a fatal
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    PAYMENT ON ACCOUNT OF FREIGHT
    101 12 PAYMENT ON ACCOUNT OF FREIGHT Ruling Against Established Custom It b learnt that the Attorney-Oeneral, Ceylon. recently ruled against a well established custom m local ihippins circles regarding Bui^ Lariin;-. The established custoe i ird to Bills of Lading permitted Shinperi to obtain a bill of lading not only aa
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    PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
    270 12 I The n y.k. Terukunl Maru left Bksfapore on Thursdaj fcr Europi with largi complement of pasfengen for CclomtK.. Port Said. Naples and Marseillei and the rollovlng for London: IHm c If. Blaki Mr and Mrs. H. H Brisk. Mr and lirs. Q Castle Ml A. E. Colterjohn.
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    MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
    115 12 With the exception of the Porthoi and Chenonceaux all the mm veatels on the China Line will henceforward arrive at Colombo at 1 am. on the Monday and remain there until 8 p.m. the same day r.o will consequently Dot '.each Penang until 4 pjn. on the Prtday,
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      551 12 S.S. KUM S April Con.sigrn« < s ol Japanese Ports vessel having Average has be*M i of 5 per cent of of the good-s also requested m our OffioH THE EAST '.S| J UMlil'i 1 flncorpc,™ tj^-B T.], PASSENGER \\|> n M TO GENOA, LQ HAMBI Rt. |MH .|>| S^J
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      680 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 tvia Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan ma Gemas) every Monday.
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      78 12 Swcttenhiim unc. Raub. Brit T)73. from Ponti: nak 8.4. for Bangkok 18 4. Kist<nt». Brit. 672. from Bangkok 0 4 lor Bangkok 13.4. MMtaM, Brit. 323. from KHantan 8 4 for Ktlantan \ia Ports 12 4. Majanp. Diit. 362. from Rrngat 9 4. lor Renpat 12.4. Tourroin^'. Nora 3578, from
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      OLD STEAMERS
      1184 13 Dmiren Purchases Not to Exceed Manchurian Needs In conn* \nm with the controversy between the Japanese Department of Conununu ation.and the Department of Overseas Affairs ovci the question o! the purchase of foreign vessels, the Legislative Bureau Ls undertaking tile t;*>k oi lorniuiatini; a compromise plan. As a
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      STRAITS NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF NO.11
      403 13 OPTIONAL BILLS OF LADING IND ALT! RATION OF DESTINATION TO A POST NOT COVEBBD BY TIIL BILL OF LADING: ,1 It is notined for information that the clauses <m page io of the Freight Tariff have been amended to read as follows, the changes
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      NOTICE TO MARINERS
      83 13 Change Oi Colour In Kuala Kurau Light On or about May sth. the colour of tin flashing light at Kiiala Kurau on the eastern shore of the Malacca Strait. Lat. 5 d<v QO*N long. 100 dep. 25' E. upprox will be alti from white to red. Tin-
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      82 13 The following passengers have embarked on the Pfttroclu* at Bfarkeanead on March 25 [or the Btralts Betttemeat*: Dr. A. Bearbkfk. Mr- Beaibl^ck. Iffester D. Bearblock. Mrs. Eaton. Mr and Mrs VV X Munru. Ifr G. T. Bell. Mrs. Bell. Iflss I S Bell. Master R h S. 8011.
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      47 13 Passengers for Singapore by the Pnsui-i.: Pierce which arrived on Saturday were Mrs Bertha Braga. Mr. L. Von Haverbeck. Dr. F Hayashi. Miss Lewellyn f Iliwir Ifr. Leslie W. Pettitt, Miss Jennie L Pinsn-ey Dr Mary N. Sloan. Iff Ellis Sloan, and Prol Michael WVxler.
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      EX-STRAITS STEAMSHIP VETERAN
      36 13 Captain R. G. Curtis, late of the StraitSteamship Co., Ltd.. died on Saturday eveniiv at the General Hospital. Singapore. He was 71 years of age. The funeral took place at Bidadari Cemetery yesterday.
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      460 13 (SINGAPORE FREE PRESS I Ofßce: 138 ROBINSON ROM), SINGAPORE. ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. Else premier mornin? daily m Mala>., Delivered With the (hota Hazi each morning Latest n. us latest tetegruH and latest announcements london rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features include pictures, bridge notes, ladies page uith latest fashions.
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      148 13 C 00 Ke d MEATS lIHAM I FREIIi I DAILY FRCM THE CtiClCEtr FREIti MEAT TONGUE BCIIID\ bb«^ RP ATTTV "^"'"^b^b^w \J I y m m. -J 1 H needs no artificial aids HPHE kind of beauty that is founded on rational living and eating endures through a lifetime. Include
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    PATHWAY TO THE LAND OF THE LHAMAS
    538 14 AWE-INSPIRING GORGES j And The Wild Men of i Szechun i An addrea daasribini reoenl mission to Tibet, whs delivered by Dr H. Reiehelt. of the I Tan Fun:; Shan Monast ty Sh:.tin. :>t the J European V.M.C.A Kowloon. The lecturer. i who
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    "PEEPS" OR "PEPPIS ?"
    309 14 "PEEPS" OR "PEPPIS t. Co As You Please Pronounciation Of Diarist's 6 Name Although m his lecture on Samuel Pepys to the Society of Nautical Research at the Cloth--3 workers* Hall, Mr. Edwin Chappell pronounced the name of his subject "Peeps, 11 he confessed that when he showed his true
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    STEEL INDUSTRY
    103 14 Scheme For National Rationalisation London, April 7. A far-veru-hing scheme for the rationalisation of the Britinh iron and steel industry is foreI shadowed m the recommendations of the National Advisory Committee representing the j whole industry which advocates that a number |of regional associations each dealing with a
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    CHEAPER PHONE TALKS IN F.M.S.
    546 14 NEW PARTY LINE SYSTEM Conversations That Cannot Be Overheard The Acting Secretary for Postal Affairs. F.M.S.. states that it has been decided to intro- i duce •Party Line"' working to meet the needs of those telephone subscribers, situated mart man I two mite lrom a
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    NEWCHWANG AFFAIR
    91 14 Strong Feeling m the House > of Commons < London, April 7. < Strong feeling about the Newchwang kid- napping.^ was reflected In questions m the < House of Commons last night. 1 Captain Anthony Eden gave an assurance that the local authorities were conducting the search with
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    WORLD'S RECORD DOG SHOW
    401 14 SEVENTY BREEDS SHOWN Approaching A Total Of 10,000 Entries •'Crufts 1933." by far the biggest Dog Show 11 the world, was recently held at the Royal kgrftCUMoral Hall. Islington. For almost half l century, the dog fanciers of every country n the world have known and
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    VACUUM FLASKS
    272 14 Now A National Necessity Tn China Various forms and sizes of vacuum llasks riave become a Chinese necessity, both for lome use and m travelling. Germany was the Urst country exporting flasks to China, and Shanghai, being the country's leading port. Is jy far the largest market. Before
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      147 14 I I PRESS OPINIONS H on the I ANNUAL CASH BONUS PLAN S Economist "The movement for cheaper life assurance is gathering way." B Financial Times "The premiums are so low as to give practically the same initial cover as can be obtained under a without profit contract, and at
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      543 14 BANKS AND INSURAStJt CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600.000 shares of £5 each L 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
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      297 14 THE YOKOHAMA m JBANK, Ll' f 'AH i Capital Sub^ up* Reserve Fund Presuai.Vi. idem I Head Oflice: Sinxapnrr Branrh-MI i IlAllllv p| i.omk)\ BANK] \V« >tmm r Hi The Nut.' MU I. Llo\ds Bar.k Ltd Alexandria <Euypt I B Calcutta. Carton. Cli..:. tien. Humbur Hfj| Honolulu. Kaiyuan. Km Angeles.
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      707 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION j S PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA. 1 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES I PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, J DAVENTRY. ENGLAND i Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 11 J metres. Monday, April 10th. GMT Summer Time. J 130 pm. 2.30 p.m Time Signal from I BiR Ben. News
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    MALAYAN BRKWERIES OUT OF $10,558
    591 15 MALAYAN BRKWERIES OUT OF $10,558 I\, JiFEKENCE IN Annual Meeting of y I lil.il jr H [a layan Brewer J Ltd held >• raai r and »j^ M S.it l.'ii; a >,, < v Ballej X c jj_ C. ill ■'>< N.i 1^ j L. Hastle <1 1 n the
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    FACING FUTURE WITH EQUANIMITY
    650 15 HAYTOR RUBBER ANNUAL MEETING Overall Price of 9|4 Cents Per Pound m 1932 i The annual general meeting of Haytor Rubber' Estates. Ltd. was held on Saturday at the tered Acer* Of the Company. French Bank Buildings, v.ith Mr. H. O Maas m the chair Others
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    GODYEARS NEW ENTERPRISE
    88 15 It is announced Unit a complete line oi mwjbrr soles and heels, sheeting and quarter-rub-ber tips will be manufactured at the Wutveihampton mctory Ol the OllOd/nai Tyr- and Rubber Compam <CJreat Britain Fornuily tlv» Goodyear lnif ot sole and heel productl was inanulai t ured m Canada
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    MENGKIBOL (CENTERAL JOHORE) RUBBER
    339 15 Development of Rubber Roads The twenty-second ordinary general meeting of Mengkibol (Central Johore> Rubber Company, Ltd.. was held at 7. Gt. Winchester-street. EC. Mr. P. C. Turnbull, 0.8. E. (the chairman). i m moving the adoption of the report, .^aid that the major portion oi the
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    SORBO RUBBER
    302 15 Voluntary Liquidation Approved An extraordinary general meeting ol Borbo Rubber-Sponaje Producte was held on London c to consider resolution:- providing lor the voluntary liquidation of the company and the appointment, of liquidators. I Mr a h. Johnson (chairman) said that v r Board Mad tye?, rnftkinu- attempt* to
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    COMPANY'S LIABLITIES
    269 15 A meeting of the creditors ol Sorbo Rubb Sponge Products. Ltd.. Sorbo Works. Wokin. Surrey, was held the same day. The Chairman stated that the shareholders had already met ;ind paawd resolutions for voluntary liqviidation and appointed Mr. W. H. Cork, of Messrs. W. H. Cork and Co..
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    169 15 Changes m Representative Prices Apr. 6 7 B. American Can Com. 58 v 58.. 58~ s Am. T'phone and T'tjrapii 91' 91 92^ Atcheson Railroad 39 k. 39% 44 Dupont 36 357s 37 Firestone. Common 10 iq:\ NQ Gen. Electric 13 13V ,3^ Gen. Motors 121
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    TRADE OF THE U.S. WITH MIDDLE ASIA
    213 15 Mr. Prank s. William.-.. American Trade fommtatorter, TA Ocean Building. Singapore las received by cable the following statLsics relating U; the foreign trad*, of the United Mates v.ith Middle Asia: For the month of February 1933: Potal Exixu-t.s irom United State- G$ 102.000.000
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    RUBBER CONTROL AND CEYLON
    207 15 Views Of Executive Committee '•In view of the fact that Ceylon produces >nly 6 to 8 per cent of the world's output ot •übber it is not considered likely that any direct iteps taken by Ceylon will receive the attention jf larger producers,** states the Executive
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    316 15 EXCHANGE RATES April 8 SELLING London months' sign? J3 2732 London. 3 month*' sight j 3 13] 16 London. 60 days' slgbt 33 25 32 London. 30 days' sight 33 34 London demand 23 23|32 London, T.T. 3.3 U l6 Lyons and Paris, demand 990 Hamburg demand
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    89 15 \pril Bth.. 12 o'clock noon Bu>rr<* SHler* R.s s. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 6 :Mfi 6<, R.s.s tquai to London Standard, <FOB( 9% 6 9|16 Standard R sr. on Tender April i\ 6 7J16 Maj 6 t m m Jill, 6 916 6
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    PHASER'S SHARE LIST
    930 15 SATURDAY, APRIL BTH CLOSING QUOTATIONS CLOSING QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers Asam Kumbang 23s 3d 24s 3d Austral Malay 18* 20s nom. Aver Hitam <ss> 10s 6d lls 3d Bangin Tin 10s 6d lls 6d Batang Pa dang (sl> 05 07 L Batu Caves ($1) 35 40 Bukit Arang
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      79 15 to«U exceed $12.000,000 Assurance In force ov» Ms nftn nn» The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. <Tncorpnrated tn tb# Straits Settlements) Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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    CHELSEA GOES GAY
    520 16 Score Six Against Leeds ARSENAL'S AWAY WIN Spectator's Whistle Costs r Reading Goal FRY ICE— COPY RIGHT 1 London. April !>. Il! father, Chelsea, before 30.000 ■P< Stamford Bridge, had their trreat*"sf ortoi s;.\ against tii.nit neptj ;> change b<fn s« n m the In tht lust
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    THE LEAGUE TABLE
    231 16 Position^ m the English and Scottish Leagues art' as follow DIVISION I P. W L. D F A Pti Ais.naJ 37 22 8 7 106 53 51 i;iu>ffield Wed 37 20 9 8 74 57 48 HfWC— tfc I 36 20 11 5 f!2 47 45 Aston
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    85 16 YOUNG SCOTTISH PRO'S TRIUMPH Dailey Wins Roehampton Tournament TFREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, April 9. Allan Dailey. the 24 years old. Fyfeshire-born professional |Olfer, won the Roehampton Professional Tournament with the most brilliant exhibition of goM ever seen on this famous course. In th course
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    HOME RUGBY
    802 16 Northampton Defeat Rossi vn by 22 Points 1 1- REE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT J London. April 9. Ait. 1 I) tog two tirs down :n the first tip. minutes, Blackheath made a great rally thoueh they wen beaten by Leicester by 18 points to eleven. Bristol fielded a
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    AMATEUR CUP FINAL
    42 16 Drawn (iame Between Stockton and Kingstonians Lonuon. April 9. The amateur cup final between Kingstonian> and Stockton ended m a draw, each side scoring one goal. Extra time was allowed m the match which was played at Dulwlch. Reuter
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    MALAYS AT TOP OF THE TABLE
    506 16 7 GOALS WIN OVER INDO-CEYLONESE "Hat-tricks" By Mat Noor and Zain Malays 7; I.C.F.A 0. The I.C.F.A. i-truggied through a tiresome exhibition of soccer against the Malays m the first division of the league at Jalan Besar on Saturday It was a very one-sided
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    SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    234 16 Annual Event At the Chinese S.C. There \\a^ a large attendance at the. Chinese Swimming Club yrstfrdtj when the annual swimming carnival and meeting we re held. Members and friends viewed the swiivmm events from the Club house during the mornmu and m the afternoon Mr. Cheong KOOO
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    HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL
    26 16 England Defeats Belgium At Brussels Brussels, April 9. In an international hoc'cey match played yesterday England defeated Belgium by 3 goals to 2. Renter.
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    WALES AND SCOTLAND DRAW
    21 16 Bangor, April 9. The amateur soccer international between Wales and Scotland resulted m a goal-less draw Reuter
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    KEEN CRICKET STRUGGLE ON PADANG
    430 16 SERVICES DISPLAY GOOD FORM P.S. and Law Fail Against Phillips' Bowling In a low scoring match at the Padang yesterday, the Services defeated the P.S. and L. m a S.C.C. tournament match by four wickets. They actually passed the PS. and L. total during a
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    MERCHANTS WIN BY 5 KINS
    283 16 Feast For Bowlers On Both The S.R C suffered narrow defeat ly live runs at the hands of the SCC. Merc hunts when the] met ba cricket match on the Padang yesterday. The Merchants batted hist and HUM (Glasgow 12), Leijsatas'l bowling was irresistable be
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