The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 April 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. I. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    371 1 U.K. The Governor opened the new rate NWM at Bukit Timah on Saturday. There were 5.000 people present Page IS. M. \l. Paterson (Singapore), the holder, and \V. J. Gibb (Selangor) met this morning m the final of the Malatan Golf < ll.ilil|iMin>hlp- I'.ji;* 7. The M(is«
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    NIBBLING
    1267 1 Nathan Cropper lncfi rlth hli dad In Unj ccttage m toe mkfcUs ol a Held. The rottogi had oik. lam the gate noun oi largi ball, which had sine* ban pulled down it was I natty little place and very putty m jmmei When old Gideon's p— iTTl*m showed
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      245 1 WT' -x 1 *i V Jk^ ft FLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL lR)-DArS ATTRACTIONS TEA DANCE iLLYWOOD HI-LIGHTS I CABARET 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. 1 ORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 p.m. to Mid-night. BAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. J Phone 5381. w WAY BETTER I PRICE UM (Postage Extra) K1.L.1 X niLMII. LTD.
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      91 1 INTRODUCING TOLLEY'S Fine Old Liqueur Brandy S.> im»i* qmii'f iii<*lii«liiiß* duty. SEA VIEW INFORMAL WITH w DEJEHANS WILLIAM RIMEL T\ T A NEW AND ORIGINAL PROGRAMME DIWFK S3— NON-DINERS SI ADELPHI HOTEL hoof harden THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, 1933. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE CABARET. PICTURES TELL YOUR STORY FREE PRESS HALF-TONE BLOCKS
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      133 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS PW.D. tfllllflß Flglf 2 Tausmann recital Pa?c Whittav.ay \al!u>--Pa^e b. An Bear record -Fuze B CHRYSLER SATISFACTION I BRAND'S SANDWICH PASTES te your sandwiches azui canapes. TtJ Chicken and Ham, or Tverkmy m%d Tongue for a changs. lO*nvxne True to labsJ. Jf«* by r v oj Al Bmm
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    FRASER'S ARREST
    114 2 Indictment Not Yet Drawn Up London. April 11. Replyinj U> question m Parliament. Sir Juhn Simon .-aid that the Englishman Geoffrey tracer was arrested m Berlin on April 4 because he had m his possession Communist document-. Including matter relating to subversive propaganda and untrue statement? regarding atroettiet
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    MASS CONSPIRACY
    47 2 Appeal m Notorious Aleerut Case Allahabad. April. 11. Niiit- ol the 28 prisoners sentenced at Meerut In the mass conspiracy case-, including liutchinson. one of the 3 Englishmen, hawbeen releps^d on bail pending the hearing on «n appeal m th Allahabad High Court. Reuter Wireless.
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    NOW THEN ROTARIANS !
    128 2 NOW THEN ROTARIANS Unemployment Committee's Balance Down to $55 Ttu uiu■inpJoyment fund committee of the Sin Rotary Club reports that its bankICBOUnt Ifl down to 555. —and experience has shou;; thai it should have at its disposal at |MSt 1150 to $904 per month to enable it to grant mm
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    26 2 aged 64 v.ho pleaded &11-" ml ime tax returns l*t nd I9SI was ordered to serve *wo labour, pay a £1,000 fine, and fes* the proficcution
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    ARSENAL'S SUBSTANTIAL LEAD
    976 2 SEVEN POINTS AHEAD OF NEAREST RIVAL League Positions to Date The positions of clubs m" the English and Scottish football Leagues, up to date, are as follows DIVISION I Goals P W L D F A Pts Anen U 39 24 8 7 112 55 55 Bh«ffleld
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    REPUBLICAN PORTUGAL
    104 2 Military Dictatorship Ends Lisbon, April 11. General Carmona's military Dictatorship will be replaced a r ter to-day by the first Constitutional Government since 1920. The Premier. Dr. Oliveira Salazar. has formed a new cabinet and many present Ministers have been reappointed. There are new Ministers for War, Education
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      391 2 XT (^JS* Conducive to slimming. Starch reduced and made with fresh natural Gluten. STOCKISTS MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. OI T TPORT ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGB Htfhcat Claw Wot*— L*wtwt Bat*. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7StB. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore
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      675 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders aro now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Sanitary installations at Nos 21. 23. 24, 46 and 63 Buffalo Road. Nos. 74. 76
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      574 2 NOTICES. EXCHANGE HANKS. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Bank> .vill be closed on Friday. April 14th. > Saturday. 15th, Easter Holidays Monday. 17th. THE Y.W.C.A. DEPOT FOR NEEDY WOMEN Orders for plain sewing and mending received and distributed to unemployed and needy women. Suits, pyjamas, bajus, simple underwear,
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      184 2 AUCTI> RE BBTATI s BAIBaCA] 1 1 AUCTI V.M.t ABLE I LEBAR ROAD The I 1 A. On Mond.iv Vpi Hi: H n IN Mil >l lit 1 -IKXII^ >l I 111 V,, N, Onh Chi c Al < Tlo\ SAU VALI iB I AND PI AMOV SITU On Monti
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      233 2 THE WEEK Monday, 17th. High Water 01.59. 8 3 ft.. 16.43. 6 4 ft ■after Monday. Bank Holiday. Perak ra< Football Chinese Selangor Rangers. Oolf vmi QoU Champkmahina final: Keppel G.C. Ea>t. i competittons and Quillemard Cup (men's two bail foursomes i. Island Club East I Cup. Cricket S.C.C. Ist
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    "MIKE" IS SO SENSITIVE!
    1277 3 77ie Sort of Thing That Happens at\ the Mr. f m r--1"• tin Play rodueer from whi n sj) »ar the ro .id. via loud-apeah m all the StUdiOß OQ tin sixtii 000 \),i\ him c ikr by m thi i topi ibe Bfii < v
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    MOMENTOUS WEEK-END
    294 3 Roosevelt's Cordial Message to Mac Dona Id London. April 11. "Do conn nd the week-end with mi I am sure m week-end ire can do nan than has been done for a lons time." In these cordial words President Rohm\,., invited Mr Mac Donald to go to Washington
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    EMPIRE CO-OPERATION
    66 3 Commit tee's Report on Ottawa London. April 11. ■J1" Imperial Committee on economic con. sultation and co-operdtson which was arranged by the Ottawa Confer nee held its final meeting to-day when the report Mas signed The report will now be submitted to the Empire novernments who will confer
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    AID PROM OVERSEAS CHINESE
    35 3 Shanghai, April l.j. Nperui committee appointed by Nanking etve remittancs from the Chinese abroad has started its official duties at the Continent*] Ttadtag House ?t the Nankin- Road, Shanghai. Union Times
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    6798 4 Amazing Story of £90 Present from Woman The trial b> General Court-martial of Lieutenant Norman Baillie-Stewart, the Seaforth Highlanders, on charges under the Official Secrets Act, uas continued at the Duke of York's Headquarters, Chelsea. The Court was presided over by MajorGeneral \V. J. Dumii, Commander, 56th. (Ist. London) Division,
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    164 5 IM» UNhlt I. SERVICE MURDERED MAYOR OF CHICAGO.-A tol thron* of 2:,(>oo p^pfc packed the Chicago Stadium to take -HrMl Mrxut' for Mr. Anton .1. (Yrmak. the M a>or ot Chicago, who was murdered by Joe Zan K ara. the Italian gunman, during the attempt on Iretndeal ■■■■t^rtit Ihou-ands mmn
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      114 5 htninm-=- ft.r% i, j/laa am* RESE BVATtONS PHQME fiQn^ Wamer liros. daring British Production [LLEGAL! -how you must not *\^2 miss see wh.it goes £<m Oj on behind tin locked 1 *am M Pn doors of London's > > w m wmLm 'a JHKff^ night clubs. A sensa'▼t lional .mri
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      109 5 HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY 3.15 Positively Last Night of Special Double-Feature Bill The Popular Star of the Silent Thrillers tou jiix m I'liiversal's entertaining romance of a Boy Monarch's adventures "MY PAL THE KING wm Supported by «^^m^m— H HELL'S HEADQUARTERS M A Universal Jungle Production. OPENING TOMORROW! First National's All-Colour
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      130 5 "STREET SCENE" the Pulitzer Prize Play SHORTLY LAST DAY OF EXTENDED SEASON TO-DAY HOLIDAY MATINEE AT 3 I'M. •liuiri Oaynor harlot F»rrell Two superb ftrtfetfl inspirfd. beCAUM they -::.-v thi I 0 be their last flhp. tofether toed wtth tl i. rnak F it their greatest x M T£SS OF
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      ENGLAND WINS AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL
      946 6 SPIRITED GAME AT DULWICH One Goal Scored Against Scotland [From Our Own Corresponder.: London. March S3. In ideal spring wivthev and on a hard ground England beat Scotland on Baturdaj »t Duhrich m the amateur AMoeiatlon luu i national by I—o1 0 No sooner had the
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      SWIMMERS WORLD RECORD
      58 6 J C. P. Besrord. the Soutli Manchester swimmer, broke the world's record for 400 metres back stroke at the ope'iin:* r-\ila of the new Birkenhead Corporation baths. His time was 5 mm 41 4-5 r.ec. a fifth of a nooni m advance of the previous best and
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      ENGLAND'S SUCCESS
      397 6 International Cross-Count ry Race (From Our Own Correspondent > London, Marrt-. IS. In th international cross country championship at Caerlon. Newport. Mcoiiiouthshire. on Saturday, and m perfect weather. England scored an easy victory with a total of 32 point.-. Scotland being second with 62 points, am! Fiance third
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      LALL SINGH IN WISDEN
      214 6 Selanjjor Sikh Cricketer Praised Writing m Widens 1933 annual on th. rtsM ot the Indian cricket team to England la t summer. S. J. BouthertOßl makes the following comment about Laii ohsgti The most picturesque personality 'who appeared with some degree of regularity was LaSI Singh.
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      MR. L. C. PALAIRET
      253 6 Death of one of the Most Graceful of Batsmen Mr. L C H. Palairet. the most .stylish batsman ot modern times, died suddenly at his home at Exmouth. He had been yachtiiv; with friends at Portsmouth and returned to" Exmouth with a friend. It was while
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      A £10 "SPUR"
      86 6 A man v.ho walked on to a football pitrh at Hendon. N.W.. while a match was m pro-Ms and knocked the referee down was fined £5 and £5 costs at Hendin Police Court He was R. Rayment. of rijlifl IWgl. the Hyde, Hendon. and ho rflmttitntl MsaulUn
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      182 6 CooKed MEATS IMIAH I FRfSH I 1)41 1 y fliM Tl I CUCICCf r FRESH Ml AT I Altogether I too personal and intimate for discussion are tome complaints, yet how real is the pain and prostration. Information, based on scientific facts, will be welcomed by nearly all women. The
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    MALAYAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL THIS MORNING
    159 7 A SINGAPORE SELANGOR DUEL M.M. Paterson and W.J. Gibb eto Meet DEFEATED BY TITLE HOLDER All M. Paterson, of Singapore, the holder, and W. J. Gibb, of Selangor. IVI. are tne contestants m to-day's final tie of the Malayan Golf Championship, which will be
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    K.L.M. PLANES TO CALL AT SINGAPORE
    265 7 K.L.M. PLANES TO CALL AT SINGAPORE n SERVICE TO AMSTERDAM Hr>t Machine Due on May 3. jx>rt of (all Am. M;i;. A. a< i ording irtn M:> k- I til K1 M Royal .1 the result i.:d In An>t< idam. I lerabfc spi cdl Ml i ,i a:id th" Tin
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    NATIONAL RELIEF
    111 7 Assistance on New Kudu. Ipri 1 Health. Sir Hilton young, H< ol Commoni that "i !'.< tovernmeni .i.IIr on a national net tor thos( eluding mptoj nunt i Insured I :>\i ai the conti nts DKiaO i nit lines 'Hit- ]>i<>\ nil for large unable tv find it
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    FRENCH DEFICIT
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    PRINCIPAL GAMES DESCRIBED
    2290 7 Th< rr w a.- Held of tuontv-six players, and there wen ight places to be filled by the qualifying round. The Irarilnt toores were roturned b> w h Dkins, J T. Smith. M M Pat. n i. R Cr.uk. W .1 G:bb. C P. Alien, i 1
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    BOGEY COMPETITION
    168 7 »2 Cards Taken Tlie Bo^ey Competition m connection with the Malayan Championship Meeting was played yesterday and resulted m a win for E. M. P. Fergusson <4 upi. 92 cards were taken out and the following returned E. M. F. Ferpusson 10 4 up S. C. Canipbt 11
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    43 7 Tlie Ladies Monthly Medal VU played i the Qarrtmi OoU Club and Uh D Uovtag \\<-i the beat returns: ICISS E Power l Down Mrs C M Keble l Mrs. P. Power J M:> roster flan 4 Miss Maynard 4
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    THE CAPITIOL
    252 7 Doable Programme For Holiday Fare The present programme at the Capitol is i keeping with the liyht Bpirtta prevailing die to) the holidays. Two adventure Urns .ir< beta co-featured, "Hell's Headquarters" and m Pal The King." "Hells Headquarter*' is Universal ICayfaJ production which is somewhat m the nature
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    C. E. R. FRICTION
    89 7 Moscow's "Sharp Rebuke" to Japan Momom. Apiil If. I;. provocativi Japanese campaign" ovi ;«c Soviet removal of rolling stock <>n tii i R is sharply commented upon by tii svestla which declarsa thai tin Russlc iwnership of the tocomottvei h-is nevei tlapatod u"fl sa>s tin! the
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    60 7 A boy ol unknown nationality, about or < found by ChlntM voom ibaiuioiKCi m nrn.s.s field m Sungti Roa ;uiy on Saturday "wrnlnt She took ti Jilant td the Rochon police station, but I warn found to b« already m a dying ccnditio He died m the ambulance before arrival
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    PERAK EASTER RACE MEETING
    497 7 MANY UPSETS AND HEAVY, GOING Punters Have a Good Day Uut i From Our Own Correspondent 1 Ipoh. April 15. Although the Easter Am.iUur Meeting of the Peiak Turf Club was aa§ai|f looked forward to m tilt chief sporting event m Perak during the boiidayi heavy
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    SUICIDE AT SEA
    27 7 Tragedy .Aboard thr II >ns Kbei A tragedy occurred m tin v- X h« ari Be VU buri.d at sea )ii«) committed Mildde. ««:ea.sed
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTHS
    39 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTHS FYFE—On Api il 12th. \9Xi. at the Central Hospital. Singapore, to Mr. und afn. A. Ft. Fyfe. a son. PHIPPS—On April 14th. 1933. at their residence. Singai>ore. to Mr and Mrv W. A. Phipps, a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
    798 8 MONDAY. APRIL 19, UK,:, WEEK-END COMMENTS The sensational repudiations of alleged, previous confessions" by the British prisoners now being tried at Moscow shows how worthless admissions extorted under pressure can be and how dangerously hall-truths can be perverted when the parties concerned are actuated by suspicion and
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    MR. T. V. SOONG
    157 8 To Represent China at Washington Shanghai. April 14. The Finance Minister. Mr. T. V. Soonp has BgWWirt to represent China at thi Washington conservations.-- Renter Far Eastern. Shanghai. April lti. Mr T V Soon 1 the Finance Minister! who baa agreed v. procc d to Washington
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    ANTI-BOLSHEVIK BLOC
    115 8 Soviel Suspicious of Four a Power Pact Moscow. April 11. Intense suspicion that the Four Power Pact may create an anti-Bolshevik bloc m Europe is accentuated by a statement m the Rome newspaper Tribuna that, through the pact, Mussolini is aiming at the "active liberation of the world
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    CURRENCY INFLATION
    93 8 U.S.A. Farm Bill Likely to Ik> Defeated |New York, April 14. Efforts to include currency Inflation and silver provisions m the Administration's Farm Bill are destined to defeat, according to Democratic leaders. Amendments offered include Senator Long's authorising tbe purchase or $100,000,000 silver against which currency will be
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    NEW ERA IN RACING
    670 8 Singapore's Wonder Playground Sixteen individual conti actors ha\c taken i hand m the construction of the new ■ngmpOK Turf 'Club racecourse and yrand stand and thdr combined efforts, under th> direction ofl Messrs Swan and the architects and engineers, have made of it one of the
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    THE HAGUE COURT
    159 8 Japan May Withdraw Meml>ership Tokio. \pril 14. The powtbility ot Japan's withdrawal lrom the IN l Miaul Court of International Justice at The Hague foDowfai Meanton town the League of Nations i> man ated by tbl Koiemn Office m connection with nfOUfttfeOl regardIng the Japan-Holland arbitration tn
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION
    64 8 Dutch Minister's Declaration London. April lit. The Financial Time& Amsterdam corre.spondent says that a declaration that hv considers compulsory restriction of rubber production desirable m every re.«?p«'ct a.s :soon as a workable and efficient plan is available wa& mad«by Heer De Graaf. Minister for the Colonies Such a
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    PHILIPPINES GOVERNOR
    21 8 VVa-shngttoß. A|»nl 11. The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Mr Frank Murphy as Oovernor-Gvneral of the Philippines.- Reuter
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    NEW CONSTITUTION IN SIAM
    292 8 NEW CONSTITUTION IN SIAM IT WILL NOT EX-OF! Author of Kanind Bd m Sinj>a|»r! 1 M PtHil H.U. slat. smaii o MM Bangkok \< ltd da route for Bui pi April. a 1 uar. P UW Ctfivri iimxm I CoUllCll S'..' ccnstltuti ti the the oounti I the Luan P
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    U.S. GOLD FOR EUROW
    63 8 Shipment v to FraMt Holland rii- < iuai.ii 'ii .i tiv rim. S' i f MMNBftl <>i t inu the BSpott f>in»ni .shipped t<. Pnu ljtriff Journal ol OMM f i\mt\ F\'(irr,il Fi. Sri H lirriic mhk h <•• Tt* g| R(M)s«'\»']t s pro l.iuiHfio: Ii(
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    MR. RAMSAY MACDONALD
    69 8 Kind's Mossjiuf im *x H M iJhh 'i R.tm.s.i\ m.i, i > Southampton -h r( \V...shlI)!:t(lll f itlOM.s With I 1 M.m I)on;tl(i I d boped the rl n i mM q^ 1 Vil] and als< Bod »r« b» 'h. itim< i.h tt V Ml M lil.vf
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    THE PAVILION
    59 8 Ih« \pl>>ii <". .st<>r\ whi< li rn.ir.' talku- ttml this hi Urn National Warner M I Ill»-i:al. wlix )i I Friday m«ht I obi I I Uftf Mll'llf (i.l\ I! v^ fhi.s picfni.- and hM tli,- list -»I pMMMt-d is sonic tfood sm ,'lru: I h»' 1 1
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      40 8 "THE MIDDLE AGES WERE THE TIMES FOR 'BINGES'," says a writer. The spreehistoric period Moderation combined with a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT k SICKNESS POLICY gives one that safe feeling. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD., Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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  • LOSING STAGES OF MOSCOW TRIAL
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      HOLIDAY ATMOSPHERE IN COURT
      81 9 i For The Prosecution Ended DRAMATIC OUTBURST BY lor the prosecution m the Moscow trial has speeches of Urn prosecution and defence final statements ol accused remain to be heard. It hai tin verdict will he given to-morrow. There itrnosphere m the court yesterday and the
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      SIGNED STATEMENT UNDER PRESSURE
      153 9 Maaeaw, April 14. fm U I:. milii<- Indictment st.T--%1 Pi oaecutor Ml slor I r it do not matlon through tor rhornton i Ml InforMtf v.--•i:'.. PW r (.'ln.:. eel i it In lb v hi v. hit b be i-liegf ted 1 1 i. *J»
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      'lAIN ISSUE
      547 9 v Roubles a Loan or Bribe V I t. to-day. "i i null i)i. a „f guilty > Air n Urn rtetlm the"in., "in., r DoljynH hy tolgofl ci i (,i nipt pay. i the suthoril ired md des- •••.■:< nf MM— '<'d Hiai I M» II unm
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      ANOTHER SENSATION
      1173 9 This Trial is a Frame-up" Moscow. April 15. Another smasHou occurred at the reopening ol the trial (his nornini When Monkhoiisc jumped up and aaU that i»< vantod to make declaration. The |ud«e stopped lnm. but not before Monkhouae said thai ha had been cross-ex-a'nmed for eighteen hours
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    MISS JEAN BATTEN INJURED
    315 9 TWO FORCED LANDINGS NEAR KARACHI I Machine Badly Damaged Karachi. April 14. MKs Jcai, Batteti made I forced landing near S/iah Leknera UubeciM 3tut<\ and 33 miltfron Karachi The- propeller <>1 her plane In broken. She i> going to Karachi by motor lorry thai imrrnlng- Rente.
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    GERMANY ANGRY
    150 9 Commons Debate Strongly Resented Berlin. April 14. ih< Qerman Amtwute l\as been instructed to prutoal to On British Qovernmeni against ■tatementi about Qermanj mdc m the House ol Commons on April 13 when Sir Austt-n Chamberlain declared this was no time to talk oi cooceaskm to country when-
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    BRITISH CAPTIVES
    69 9 J Rescued From Pirates By Bandits Xewchwans, April Hi. I The .Manchukuo commander at J N'ewchwang advises the British I < onsulate that his scouts report that f a large i;-«m; of bandits overpowered the I pirates who were holding the three J British ships" olikers and slew
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    169 9 Government Will combat the untruth of the statements, also to bear m mind the necessity for taking regard of foreign opinion. The Nationalist Borsen Zeltung says: It i.s Impossible to find amonu any ***** people m the British Empire a more incomplete comprehension of th< German and national revolution. Germany
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    HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
    560 9 Stubborn Chinese Defence of Chifengkow MANCHURIAN UNREST Reported Order to Evacuate British Consulates Shanghai. April 16. A message from North Manchuria states that the British Government has ordered all British consulates m Manchuria and Jehol to suspend business and proceed to positions within the Great
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    CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY
    92 9 Moscou. April 15. That Manchuria is resolved to soize the Chnn.se Eastern Railway, according to information m Japanese circles is worthy of attenti- n declares the special correspondent of bvefttia from Chita. This writer say.s that various grounds for a conflict are being artificially created m order
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    JAPANESE DELEGATE
    44 9 Tokio. April 14. It is authoritatively stated that Viscount Ishii will be chief delegate to the economic conference m London with Mr. Matsudaira. i Ambassador to Britain, and Mr. Eii;o Fukai. vice-Governor of the Bank of Japan M delegate Reuter Far Eastern
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    PAMPHLETS IN TIENTSIN
    74 9 Tientsin. April It. While Japanese troops from the Great Wall are driving wedges southward with the object of forcing back the Chinese troops tc the light bank of the Luan River, Manchukuo volunteers occupied Chinwangtao following the withdrawal of Chinese forces there. Meanwhile foreigners who hay gone
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    21 9 I Mr. C. W. Dawson. M.CB.. who is to act as Assistant Adviser, Kedah. returns from I leave by the Carthage.
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    UNEMPLOYED SEAMEN
    340 12 Percentages at British Ports I From Our Own Correspondent] London. Mar. 28. According to the "Ministry of Labour Gazette" employment among seamen during February remained very slack. The demand for men was g?nerally extremely quiet: the supply was more than adequate to meet the low level of requirements.
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    LIVING WITH BOTH
    290 12 Daughter Wins Two Wives j Action The daughter was given Judgment m the Probate Court m the will case m which both she and her mother were said to have married the same man Bhe was Mrs. Amy Madeline Maxwell, otherwise Macintosh formerly of Cambridge -road. Hove.
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    PORT OF DAIREN
    220 12 PORT OF DAI REN Fishing Village that Became Commerical Centre Interesting information is contained m a booklet which ha\> be^n Issued by the South Manchuria Railway Company regarding the port of Dairen relative especially to the sn\<doring facilities at the port. The booklet is fully illustrated, the frontispiece being a
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    THE COLONIAL QUESTION
    85 12 A clause regarding colonies, including the return by Britain of Germany's colonies m Africa, was actually contained m the plan which Signor Mussolini put before Mr. MacDonald m Rome (declares the Echo de Paris.) The suggestion did not live through the talks m the Palazza Vcnezia (says
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    22 12 When the Hon Mr. Marcus Rex, Trea^iirt r F.MS., goes on leave on May 12 Mr H R Joynt wiJl succeed him.
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      620 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated la Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ■efular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.37* tons} and 88. MANOOLA (3,352 tons). [Cargo only] MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de luxe, single
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      463 12 HENDERSON LiNti SdIUH II (t| By Fortnichtlv f I Between Kanci. and rnifilIOMKW \KI» Port of Mnakarl i t I I CHINDWIN KENfMENI;P»' BHAMO AMARAPOORA SAGAING Calls London Passage I^.i^ Embarkation LONDON Single Return i MARSEILLES Single Return v»m i 'I I'm. For further parPATERSON, SIMONS dbeorp I. S. K.
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      660 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan kx\& Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monda>.
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    GREAT COLONIAL PARK
    101 13 His i:\CELLENCY OPENS NEW RACECOURSE Alluring Vision of a Great Playground I FINEST COURSE IN THE ii.itinc vision of the whole of that portion of forest which Ifel hrtwerii Thomson Koad and Bukit Tim.ih id betweefl th«- reservoirs being developed m the i < oloiiial Park, making
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    SATURDAY'S HAPPY GEREMONY
    2726 13 m lit t it i Fashion on Idk path through \::i:th iUau»\ and endni on the tar tide ro rod 'o tin- tand. M.uints.srii. the the mcmbew of the Ch i in -i it i. the I mentl, His Highothers. Time Highm the Sultan ..:»<! Urn Tunku
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    AEROPLANE DIVES INTO MUD
    385 13 K.L. AIRMAN'S ALARMING EXPERIENCE Forced Landing Practice and Reality An Unfortunate mishap OCCUmd en Thursday evenlm Ul Mr. H. H. Hinds, of Messrs Wearne Bras.. Kuala Lumpur staff when one of the clubV D h. Moths m which he was practising forced landing fell into a
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    NAVY IN PORT
    149 13 Cumberland, Vindictive And Curacoa Arrive The Royal Navy is m port. H.M.S. Cumberland, i n her way back to the China Station alter re-nfting and IT romilllMfcm, accompanitd b\ H.MS Vindictive and H.M.S. Cur«\roa. both canyintj troops, arrived iii Singapore on Saturday and are moored at the
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN COUNCIL
    118 13 Restricted Residence Bill Amended A meeting of the Nct,-rl Scmbilan Statt Council was held at Sercmban on Tuesday. The Council expressed its ragret at the news of the death of Raja Sir Chulan. Raja di Hilir. Perak. and its condolences with hit family and with the State
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      CUNARD COMPANY
      343 13 Net Loss For Year of £927,261 The accounts of the Cunard Steam Ship Company Ltd.. for 1932 show that after providing for full depreciation < £746.566 >. Debenture interest (£200.000) etc.. there is a net loss for the year of £927.261. The balance brought forward from 1931 was
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      NAVY SHIPBUILDING
      269 13 Order Given to Glasgow Firm The Fail-field Shipbuilding and Engmeei m« Cumiwnv. GoViui. have received an order lo build the destroyer depot ov lepau ship proviued for m the British 1932 naval programme It has been expected lor scm ttae that the contract would b. entrusted to thLs
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      PASSENGER HOMEWARD
      126 13 The following passengers are due to sail on the Lalandla for London and intermediate ports on Tuesday Mrs R I) Atkinson. Master Atkinson. Mis^ Atkinson. Mr and Mrs F H. Dale. Mr C H Green. Mr A. A. van der Harst. Mr. G Henderson. Mr and Mrs. J
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      PORT HEALTH
      385 13 Bulletin of The League of Nations Alexandria 12 smallpox cases and 3 deaUvs as compared with H2 em ;md 11 deaths m the previou.s week Port Said 3 .smallpox OMM and no death* Bassein 4 ptagm CMM and 4 deaths. 14 smallpox CMM and I deaths a.s compared
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      BRITISH SHIPPING
      307 13 DifimH Problems to foe Solved Mr P. Maurice Hill, assistant genera] m <>1 the Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom, on Friday addr- ss< <1 full meeting 01 the Cardiff and Bristol Channel Incorporated Shipowners Association, held under th< <han man>hip oi Mr. A. R. Wat. mi
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    STRANGE MUSIC OF CHINA
    763 14 LONDON BROADCAST LECTURE "Scottish" Tune at Tientsin London. Mar. 28. As a part of a series of lectures on "Strange Music." Miss Rose Quong broadcast on Chinese music as follows: If you were ever m China that music Gramophone Record Victor ***** A l» would be
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    DR. H. T. HODGKIN
    193 14 Society of Friends Leader Dead A leading minim of the Society ol FTirnds. Lr. Honry Theodore Hockkin died m a Dublin nursing home foDowiolg ar operation a •<i *S. Dr. Hodp.kLn was the lust inombrr of the S>( lets nt Friends to broadcast I Sunday "vrninc;
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      118 14 Iftllenburgs Foods I The *Allenburys* Foods are I particularly suited to the I feeding of babies m hot I climates. They are germ free I and their use is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea and cholera. Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No. 2 Mini. |w| m. bum i,i..i,ui»
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      181 14 PILES CURED No Knife I No Surgeon I No other affliction causes more human misery than Piles. Yet Piles can be quickly and easily cured without the use of Injections, knife, scissors, "hot Iron," electricity, or any other cutting or burning method, and without confinement to bed, and no doctor's
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      143 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION i i 1 PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BCRMA, J I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and i FEDERATED MALAY STATES i PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. J Wavelength* 25.3 metres and SIS metres. I Monday, April 17th. I G.>LT. Summer Time I J 1.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from
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      553 14 BANKS AND INSVRA q CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRAUA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000,000 c Reserve Fund £3,000.000 Reserve Liability cf Proprietors £3,000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38. Bishopsgate, London. EC. 2. Agencies and Branches Alor Star Iloilo Saigon
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      210 14 THE YOK()IL4M.\ v|'^ HBANK, (E ;.ipitai BnbM up> ud v p 11. !.<<!■ Sinjrapure Hram h -M HMM, I ONMM i Wt.-tni.)). U I Th. N I 1 K. Ltd Hi \n< HI Alfvarc:. I n ten, i I lonolulu, K&iyuan I buiUa, M ak:. *< H Sourabs AO Oom
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      554 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL 80 Rome (Italy* 2RO :0 2 Khatarcv.vk (USSRi RVIS 9 a.m.— noon. 58.3 Bandoeng, Java »PMY). 50.26 Vatican City (Italy*. HVJ. Daily. 7.0 7.15 p.m. Sun». 10 10.30 a.m. also. 50 Barcelona Radio Club Spain > EAJ2S Sat.. B—98 9 p.m. 50 Bucharest (Romania. 50 Kuala Lumpur
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      31 14 16.88 Eindhoven (Holland) PHI. 16.87 Bound Brook (N.J.) W3XAL Daily, I—91 9 p.m. 14.47 Buenos Aires (Argentine) LSY 13.97 Daventry GSH. 13.93 Pittsburgh WBXK. 12—5 p.m. Times are given m G.M.T.
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    OBIENT TRUST, LIMITED
    1224 15 OBIENT TRUST, LIMITED GENERAL I! V < 1.1 l.\u m>w nit look For Tea L odon, W. the < ball BJS to-daj .uid i' i, l.> KM ml brought I •r ■•■in: ot kl tin icloi c tl H hole amount to fj I '-alii (l at the gjp Ext
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    OIL CONTROL IN I.S.A.
    42 15 W'.ivhing-ton. April 14. Tn. prohibition of transport by railroad or pip»Miif of oil produced m contravention of State laws and regulations Is thp object of a Bill introduced into the House of Representativi.- by Mr Murland, Republican Reuter
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    172 15 SALES STOCK EXCHANGE 750.000 1.660.000 960.000 TJniwri Prt-s^ As«oriation Changes m Representative Prices April. 12. IS. 15. Aintruai. Can Cum 60 62 63 >, Am Tpbone and TX'raph 91, Mtt 89. AtffhWWl Railroad 41 42 42 1 Duponl 38 T 40 1 40>j Fin-stoiif. Common 10
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY NOTICE.
    446 15 Tiif following publications wttt issued or re-| oeived by the Department of statistics, s.s and F.M.S during t tit* period April Ist to April 7th. 1933. Inclusive, and are available for public iuse m the Reference Library. Fullertoi; Building. Singapore Application may be made by members
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    STOCK EXCHANGE ACTIVE
    69 15 Sharp Advance of Silver Price I i I/ondon. April 11. The Stock Exchange, encouraged by better New York advices, saw more acitvity displayed to-day, especially among trans-Atlantic issues nnd leading oil shares. Mast commodity markets were also better. The chief feature elsewhere via the further sharp advance
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    LAVANT RUBBER
    580 15 Capital Reduction Scheme The twenty-third annual ordinary meeting of the Lavant Rubber Company Ltd ft-ai held at Bunge House. St Mary Axe. E.C Sir Herbert Wright (chairman) presiding. The Chairman. In the course of his address Said: The crop of rubber wus less than thai of the previous
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    ANGLO-SOVIET POSITION
    176 15 Trade Ban Discussed m The Lords London. April 11. Moving the second readin? of the Russian Imports Prohibition Bill, which passed through the House of Lords without division Lord Hailsham declared that Metropolitan Victors had for long had realings with the Sowet and it was to the company's
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    69 15 A Chinese rikisha puller who was being I detained m the lork-up of Uw Rochore Police Station on a chanre of disobeying traffic orders is alleged to have injured himself severely 1 yesterday mornincr by knocking his head against I the iron bars of the cell door. He was found
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    MALAYAN MOTORISTS
    772 15 A. A.M. Agreenents With Other Organisations a reciprocal sgmmunt has been entered into between the aam and the Deli lutomobito club, Meden, m respect ol Sumatra, Is I C 111(1 tht> Royal Java Motor Club whi<h opei throufhoul the Dutch Ea^t India it b anticipated thai this agreement
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    LANCASHIRE TRADE
    102 15 Protection From Dumping Urged London. April 14. Tlie mrnniico to Lancashire's trade of Japanese competition was stressed to-day at a meeting m Manchester organised by the Cotton Trade League. Mr. Chorlton MP. declared that Lancashire was faced by :< competitor .su< h as slu- had never enrounten-d before
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    168 15 WIVICM at some churches The COOVt was oi»l iuilf full m expectation of an ;m ventfu! norninff. The Judgei and pntmiutluu an; late but ..>nuling. The court adjourntd early until th: iml to ton.sidti v series of tichnual qtl t ion „übmitted by IfoDkboiiM'a counsel Kanodov ifHfTl nit r aim
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      78 15 'wl' fiffd $12.000.000 Assurance In force over 535.060.MH I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry E C has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life
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    ARSENAL WELL SET FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
    184 16 TEAM PLAYING WITH CONFIDENCE Holiday Football at Home PUB PRESS SERVICE— COI'YHIOHT] London. April IK. iii. football ground* rere dry and hard foi ytaiunk nee ami at (aiciirT water had to be |)ijmii> (i an to the ground to ■often if Then wen bate hottdaj
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    FRIDAY'S SCORES
    232 16 London. April 14. The following matches wen played m the English I<»:itrn*' on Friday DIVISION I Arsen.«. 4, Sheffi'ld Wad 2. Blackjxxil 3. Bhu kburn R 0. Cholna 4 Leicester City 1. I,ive«pool 2. Huddrrslirld Town 2. \f a richest* 1 if\ 1. West Brom A 0. Portanouth
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    SATURDAY'S RESULTS
    268 16 London. April 15. The follov. n,_ matches \\er< played to-d^v m the English ;md Scottish Leagues: DIVISION I Arsenal 2, Portsmouth Blrmingluur 2, Bolton Wand&. 1. Blackburn R 1. W'liamptou W. 9. Blackpool 1. Huddersiicld T. 1. D».-rby Count v 3. Sheffield Utd 0 Everton 3, Chelsea 2.
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE (Div .I)
    30 16 Abev<l« <t. 1, Rangers 1. PfMimi 1. Partkk Th 0. East Stirling 1, Cowrienbeath 1. Hamilton Acads. 2, Morton 2 Pt Mirrtn t, Ayr United Reuter
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    BRILLIANT INNINGS BY HAMILTON
    463 16 128 NOT OUT IN GAME WITH MALACCA S.C.C. Win By Wide Margin a Hjriendid mnin^.s of 128 nut out by R. N. Hamilton was fea fre of the match between Singapore Cricket Club and Malacca on the former*! ground on Saturday and Sunday. sec compiled 286
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    S.C.C VS. SELANGOR
    189 16 (Proa Our Own Correspondent) Kual.i. Lumpur. April 15. S.C.C \\uu the u>;>s and elected to bat lir.st m the pune with Selangor at Kuala Liunpur. Burn and Mitchell going to the wicket. Gill opened the bowling from the bank and had Burn caught at cover by Lall
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    SLOW SCORING
    238 16 Perak's Match With From Our Own Correspondent 1 Penan*;, Apr. 15. At the c los«- ol the day's play Perak had done quite creditably m the cricket match with Penang. This was partly due to palpably weak bowling without Reutens. Perak appeared to have bad lock; Bayley. probably
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    SCOTTISH CUP FINAL
    131 16 CELTIC BEATS MOTHERWELL BY ONLY GOAL McGrory Plays Brilliant Football London, April 15. A huge crowd of 90.000 people at Hampden Park watched the Scottish Cup final bctwee 1 Celtic and Motherwell. The weather WM fine and I last punc eiasued but though both .sides .strove their
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING
    95 16 Two New Records Established PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT* Sydney. April IK. Winooka If.lS) won the Doncaa&er by half v length m 1 mm. 35 sees., an Australian record. Jacko (8.3» waa second and Parkwood (•.IS) a neck away was third Then were 17 runners. Betting 3 9—l. it— l.
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    HOME RUGBY
    48 16 Hrid^water Defeats Rlackheath London. April 16. The surprise of yesterdays Rngb) rootbal] matches was the defeat of BlacklK.ah by Bridprwater by a margin of 10 points Birkenhead P;nk 14. North of Inland L' 4 Bridgwater 28. Blackheath 18 Bristol 4. I^icestr; 12. Swansea 15. Harlequins 5
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    DIRT TRACK ACCIDENTS
    51 16 Australian Killed; Malayan Injured Aarhus. April IS, Ibe Australian. Con Cartwell. fell under liLs raachine and was killed during the international dirt track meeting. Tiger Lewis < Malay Archipelaeo) collided with Cartwells overturned machine and turned a somersault He waa taken to hospital with eoncuarion of tne
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    GAINS KNOCKED OUT
    44 16 Prince Sees "Heavies" London. April 13. A lar^r ciwd, inclucLnu the Prince of Wales, MM Don McCovkindale of South Africa, knock out Larry Gain?, of Canada, m the tenth nnd last round of a heavyweight contest at the Albert Hall.- Reuter
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    64 16 was not made until Hoblyn lost the toss He then selected Lim Cheng Hock. Scores: Dew b Saravanamuttu 1; Suppiah c Carr b Orr. 17; Bedecox. c L^abrooy b Can*. 7; Newman, c Henman b Saravanamuttu. 3: Bay ley. lbw b Labroov. 11; Murray, not out, 37. Jouklaas lbw. b
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    WILTSHIRE REGT. VS. MALACCA
    56 16 To-day's Wiltshire Regiment cricket team to play against Malacca will be chosen from Capt. Barnes. 2nd Lt Bond, Lt. Arnold. L Sgt. Morris. L Cpl. Palmer. L Cpl Haynes. L Cpl Maris. BcLsmn. Worsdell. Bdsmn. Nunn'. PtSteneer, Pte Batty, and Pte Harris The match Is scheduled
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    A CLOSE FINISH
    226 16 Nondescripts Lead Regiment by Nine Runs The Wiltshire Regiment, playing at home yesterday, lost by only nine runs m a crick* I match against the Nondescripts. Batting first, the Nondescripts scored very slowly and compiled a total of 136, while th< Regiment was only able to reach
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE WIN
    252 16 2 GOALS SCORED AGAINST SELANGOR RANGERS Large Crowd at Jalan Besar linn I Selangor Rangers 0 There wa.- iairly large crowd at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday afternoon, when th" So lan gor Rangers met the Chinese. Contra';' to expectations the fame lacked thrills and the local
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    F.M.S. RIFLE MEETING
    275 16 H. .1. Spinks Wins N.R.A. Silver Medal < From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur. April IS. Rain delayed the opening of the F.M.S. rirle championship meeting here to-day. Then a light wind WM propitious foe the 36 entrants going down at the first stage ofl the
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      92 16 In the tir.st mat( b nt |JM last iught m the Malayan Billiards championship imimamvnt for the Padnioit chr.iknge shield. W A. Aoria. SRC bent P«>k Benu Wan of Aston At.ntctic Club. 300 209 In the second match 9 o'clock, Oiiu M h Boh, Amiable A.
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    PROTEST TO POLAND
    53 16 German Consulate Stoned at Lodi Berlin. April 10. Following report! of anti-German demonstrations m Poland, including the stoning of the GPiman Consulate at Lodz, the Gorman Minister m Warsaw has been instructed to lod^e a protest and demand the punishment of the guilty and protection for German
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    S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    154 16 The folkmtaf are the results of ties played m the S.R.C lawn tennis tournament: Singles Handicap Dr. G. F. de Souza (owe 30 3) beat Dr. S L Oehlers (owe 15.3 > I—6.1 6. 6- -2, 6 4. O. Lowe (owe 30 1 beat V Norris lowe
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    THE NEW GERMANY
    133 16 Hit tor's Knvoys Very Busy m Italy Berlin. April 11. aj. point «ti CHpftain OOWtaf a.Premier oi Prussia. Captain Onermu v ».v ,»-<eived thfe momin; by MhMoMnl who later reealwdl tin naan Ambassador. c;,'npral Von Epp. ih<- Na/i PrcntaC ot Bavaria, has now been appointed admint-'. o!
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