The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 April 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. ,9 ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    211 1 A bombing plane crashed at the Selotar Air Base and a Leading Aircraftman was killed and the pilot dangerously injured Page 7. Mr. Neville Chamberlain's second budget is characterised as a gloomy recital of depression statistics Page 9. Seventy-four bodies have been recovered from the ruins of
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    STOP PRESS
    90 1 CHINESE STVDENTS STRIKE limit Konr. April 25. The strike of students at Chungshan University which started two weeks ago following the assault on one of the profe^ors by a guard of the institution, is developing. Many other students have not returned to their studies. The authorities suspect that
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    THE THREE JEWS
    1234 1 There were three of them— the threr muskoteen of .1 noaote ami ilotpf village m Poland.— Abraham. Mam and Issak. or Brumka, Moshka. and Icka. m the jai Bnnnka cai the eldeet, and he wai \.-ry old indeed, old and wist v iho Patriarch him.s* li. No
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      336 1 KLIM D MILK \< TO PLRE. i/t It MILK HI TROPICS. FADING I l> [tA f vFLES HOTEL m^^^^m^^^^^^Bf^^^^^r^^^^^^j^^^^^r^ m^^ iK\ DANCE-6.30 to 8.15 p.m. ilPr^, vl/ N %l/ %1 Brawn, april >9th INTRODUCING GRAND GALA NIGHT Hn^XT DANCING FROM 9.45 P.M. to 2 A.M. i^ €ll I fi 1|
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      256 1 tinning tin restriction has been called by Sir Cecil Clement! for to-day —Page (rfim»m has banned all ,lf«> from representing <ieiman> m tennis matches Pas;e lb. Prime Wilhelm has delied the e\-Kaiser and the ban us for his rrarriage to a commoner have been published —Page Mr. de Yalera made
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      21 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PURE, FRESH, PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    171 2 Singapore. April '16. The tollouitij m routhu' orders by Lieut. Col. M J T. R*-illy. M.C.. Cot mandins S.S.V.F Routine Order* Serial No. Lust Routine Order* No l.< dated April 13th, 1933. Promotions. Officers H.E the Governor has been plea.sen u> approve the following promotions: 2nd Lh'iit
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    ACTRESS WEDS
    172 2 Dukr And Duchess Of Atholl At Register Office The I)ukf> and DMIMH of Atholl and Mr. R«u»nald MrKt-nna were among those who attended the wedding. at Prinee's-row-register office, of Miss Joanne Stuart, the actress, and Mr Bernard Dxidley Docker, of Berkelev-squarr Mr Docker, who is 35. 15 a
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    JEWELLERY VANISHES
    168 2 House-Hoy's Tale of Pawn Tickets "When a young Chinese housebcy. Chew Chick, pleaded guilty before the Second Magistrate. Mr. A W. Hay. yesterday, to a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of $100 worth of Jewellery and Stf m cash. Court Inspector H. Meeten gave an
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    LORRY-RIKISHA CRASH
    140 2 Puller Killed Hut Passengers E scape A Chine.se lorry driver was acquitted of blann by the Coroner. Mr. F. G. Bourne, yesterday morning, when he held an enquiry into the death Of a rikisha puller. Yiap Ah Kirn who was knocked d*vn m Roehore Canal Road on April
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    SLAPPED BY WOMAN
    133 2 Leads to Discovery of Unlicensed Cafe Following the complaint of a European that he hud been slapped by Siamese woman m the DO* defunct Calcutta Cafe, the police paid a vLsit to the premises to see lor themselves what condition* prevailed there, and thus a<:•cidentally discovered that
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    36 2 Mr. M D. P. Gilroy. the manager of the Malacca branch of the Asiatic Petroleum Co.. has come to Singapore to undergo an operation. Mr. G. E. Tatham has gene from Singapore to act for him.
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    MORE FIRES IN SINGAPORE
    1140 2 SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT FOR 1932 tomage Less Than 5 Per Cent of Property at Risk Thi' report of the Superintendent <>i the I MBgaptn Fire Depart mem for 1932 states rhe number of rails teccived was 182. bein'4 I m InrriTf of 40 on last years BgWM.
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    LYSOL IN CUP OF COFFEE
    281 2 LYSOL IN CUP OF COFFEE ALLEGATION rm Wife Who IM ,s,,| h M To llihhnd V An aIWvM-d one of his ratal MOM was (IcsciiU I (Mr A W m Wk corned \\> :> I Hk rr of Bonn W** and Talip bin M I rharce Rdmliiistt-rii. f Iskand«t bu
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    LAW NOTICE
    31 2 Tu-d.iN lt< i«.i. ih«- :m. Bl lad Court .»t II .1 mi It.mktupi'^ O S if I] R H (if( c;im (i B.tnkr M I Mot Kill t<> Bl
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    19 2 M: \V 1) H H dtaptnnn %v Oaarpc Itown Oi Malan .if. arrompau. H WUmo tool H Girl Ouuir
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      438 2 HEATW For the prevention and cure of PRICKLY HEAT here is ONE STANDARD REMEDY "AGNEBIA" ANTISEPTIC DUSTING POWDER. 60 cents and $1.50 per box. MEDICAL HALL. LTD. CHEMIsi-v BUSINESS CARDS. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class Work Lowest Rates. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7898. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS A
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      605 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are iow invited for the following materials or ervices and that particulars of such tenders nay be obtained m the Tender Room. J Municipal Offices Supply of Sulphate of Aluminu for period J] 1633 to 31 5 1934 Date
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      194 2 NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. COMPANIES (WIN DING-UP) No. 2 of 1932. In the Matter of Ordinance No. 155 (Companies). In re The EUROPF HOTEL Ltd. NOTICE is hereby givtn that a meeting of Creditors m the above matter will be held at
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      413 2 THE WEEK Wednesday. 26th. Htj?h Water. 1142. 8.3 It. 23.12. 8.8 ft Ftotarv Tiffin. Mr B A. R Gater <m "Japanese River Fever and Tropical Typhus m Malaya." Cricket St. Johephs v.v RAF XI. School uround. Football: S.A.F A Div I> R.A.F. vs. Malaya F.A.. Anson Road Stadium; Div. II:
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    £1,100 IN FINES FOR BRIBERY
    873 3 FIRM TO PAY £682 COSTS An Ex-Alderman's Ruined Career For offences ngi 1 the Prevention ol Corruption Acts an Eastbourne ex -alderman company, and two other individual defendant* WCn fined I total of £1.100 at Eastbourne. In addition thr company was ordered to pa] £«iB2
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    78 3 Madame Nervvof will dance at the Sea iew Hotel to-night, accompanied l>> the noted violinist. Louis Mirabel. These two Kremh artistes have been highl> successful m herever they hay«: appeared m the course of their tour m the Far East. Critics have been very liberal m complimenting Madame Neryvof on
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    BUILDINGS TAKEN OVER
    53 3 Shanghai. April 24. Chinese Government buildings at the health resort at Peltaiho were forcefully taken over by officials sent by the Japanese command. Those built by foreigners are Intact. The Garrison Commander of Cningwan^tao has Issued an order prohibiting all Chineseowned steamers irom entering the port. Bin
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    NO POISE IN LIFE TO-DAY
    562 3 WOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER ON MODERN WORLD "People Who Build Gaudy Cinemas" ah this rushhig abmn m moior-cars, and ail these gaudy cUMsaas bavc made people lose tbdr .sense ol balance." The money is ail owned by these people who build gaudy cinemas-, and have no BBttM
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    £1,750,000 ESTATE DEAL
    73 3 Ifeavm. Kniuhr. Prank and Ruth y announce Thr purchase by Sir H. M. Mallaby-Deeley of the interests of Foundling Estates. Limited, m the Foundling Hospital site m Bloomsbury The deal involves approximately £1,750.000 Foundling Estates. Limited, own that part •>! the old hospital property and land not
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      146 3 /^saaw_^ J wmmmmm^^^ Will noon-time vever come W\ R sou lead an active physical life out-of-doors, i\ c mental life indoors, you spend your greatest rgy, and do 70 of your work before noon. liv everyone should have a nourishing first meal O.un every day! Quaker Oats gives you abundant
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      443 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 1, 2 and 3. Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street, Malacca, 11, Light Street, Penang, AND 4. Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Wong. Esq., (Chairman). K.
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    MUSIC IN THE MELTING POT
    654 4 FUSING OF OLD AND NEW FORMS Change Coming, Says Professor la musk ay m the melting pot. preparatoi I :i- "\olution of a neu fcim which v. ill en brace both the grace and melody of the old ma ten and the rhaotu imprf.ssionfsm of
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    DISARMAMENT
    318 4 Sir Eric Drummond ['leads For Patience sir Eric urumiroiKi. Becretary-uenerai 01 tru League Ol Nations, m a broadcast speech on tlif League .^aid during the last thirteen years the I had become the centre around whicli international life had been built up. II it were to disappear to-day nearly
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    11 4 %V Auintt. ihc well-known coffee plant rl Bcnbttan recvolly rctun from
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    VALUE OF CHINESE MEDICINES
    219 4 FACULTY REVISES ITS VIEWS Curative Properties of Stag Antlers The soft fur -coy. red anllers of the Siberian ,tap have been used for centuries by Chinese m i Tibetan BWdlctaMHDOn ."or medicinal purports. But modern .sci.ntLsts were till now con--.'lu-d th ter.'edics made fro:n the.se antlers
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    A STORY OF THE PRINCE
    287 4 When He Visited a New York' Cinema I have visited every dead mans grave m New York and placed Bowen on them. This li the first bit of relief I have had since I arrived. Row let me stay." These uords are attributed to the
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    FAMOUS SCHOOL AND "TOTE"
    151 4 Loretto's Objections To Racecourse Plan One oi Scotland's famous public schools, immediately adjoins the racecourse at Musselburgh. The governcrs of the .school have decided to lodge objections to the proposal to erect at the course, immediately opposite their main entrance, a permanent building to comprise a
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    "BOSS" CAUGHT WHEN TAKING A STROLL
    739 4 MASTER CRIMINAL WHO HAD PLANS READY Scotland Yard Officer's Stories Ex-Detective Inspector Charles E. Leach, late Scotland Yard, has written a book— 'On Top Df the Underworld" wherein he tells some capital stories of crime and criminals published by Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston and
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    SIBERIAN COAL DISCOVERIES
    217 4 BUREI AND AMUR DISTRICTS 60,000,000,000 Ton Reserves Estimated Moscow. April *ZS. New reserves of coal to thr extent ot 1,500.000.000 tons have been prospected m the eastern section of the Don Basin. Geological expeditions have discovered that the total deposits of the basin extend far beyond the
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    AMERICA
    293 4 \Va& Continent Named After English Sheriff? Montreal. April 2f.. Considerable weight is now given to the cliini that America was named after liichard Americke. a sheriff of Bristol. Encriand. and not after the Italian. Amerigo Vespucci who. it is said, va 1 an obscure person, purveyor ol be f
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    149 4 Dr Bearblock of the Malayan Medical S rvlre. and Mrs. Bearblock have returned fvom Home furlough. Mr and Mrv N Fish, of Kukit Ijok E-tah Jeram. left Port Swettenham for Medan -inn then to En^iand on leave. Mr \V A. Gutsel. WQI Id for Mr. Fish. Mrs L WilUui has
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      211 4 THIS COMING SATURDAY another USED-CAR-SHOW with many more GOOD-CHEAP-CARS BORNEO MOTORS LTD. SINGAPORE. FO r < ACtATCD VA T E r Phocrux FOR MORE THAN 3 TEARS W HAVE SEEN THE K.N.I.L.M PI iNES FLY OVER SINGAPORE PI N( Tl ILLI Every Tuesday Every WedMdk i/ai;e Foil Travelled By Them
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    136 5 <KIK:IIMTKS XVl^^,.Ti!^ o^^^rj;^^L^. act ss m a Rl HV HATES. tW fH wh.eev.aena. may save the lives of the S.oUshoro Wmnn «hn are heintf tried for the seron f time on charts of assaulting l».. white rirls M^itvd l>r II I H.sd.ck. Pastor of the Rocke clhr hurrh m New
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      66 5 RESERVATIONS PHONf 6903 1 r man M IllVc With hLS n.'.v mix-up Money means Nothing L^ Tap 1 lm i& mm Ip»«3B ■W /BHjIalA I (jHASGE I A iMgnificieni THE UNKNOWN SINGER" I SONG DRAMA Sub- titles m LtiKlishi. sriiSCHIHEirS DELIVERY NOTICE k not satisfactory please cut out this coupon
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      43 5 CAPITOL Opening TO-NIGHT! (iaumont-Hritish unique musical romance With POUR Famous English Favourites JACK HULBERT SONNIE HALE LILIAN HARVEY and CICELY COURTNEIDGE »^B ""flfl^k jH >< *<K& IN HAPPY EVER AFTER A delicious blend of fantasy and reality that is different Box Office Phone 5261.
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      99 5 YOUR SUPREME THRILL THE "MUMMY." TO.DAYf MATINEES TO-DAY- r\ Saturday and Sunday She Made Aviators Keep Their Feet on the Ground! A siren who nearly wrecked the Allies a-.d a sky dcv,! i; P ,n the clouds lov€ She made his head go round like a propellor I There s
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      CLUB RUGBY
      1349 6 Thrilling Games As Season Nears End [From Our Ovn Correspondent] London, April 4. Their were some good club Rugby matches n Saturday and a number of London nlteens ;>urneyed to the provinces to sample the tine print*' air. Three ventured to Wales— Black- eath. Richmond, and Erigware— while
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      LARWOOD MAY NOT PLAY
      153 6 May Have to Undergo Operation I From Our Own Correspondent London. April 11. Ii is stated authoritatneh that Harold Lai wood, tho treat fast bowler, may not piaj cricket, this season. The injury to two small bonea under a big toe which he suffered In Australia
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      THE ESSEX CLUB
      135 6 Subscriptions for I^ondon Members Reduced iii consequence of the necessity to leave the .ryton (round at the end of the 1933 •MMO he Essex County Cricket Club, at their annual neetint: h<ld recently, decided to reduce as from 934 the subscription payable by Metropolitan nembers from two
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      WIMBLEDON PROFITS
      96 6 £3fi£26 From L.T.A. Championships I From Our Own Correspondent London. April 4. The net profits from last year's Wimbledon awn tennis championships amounted to £36.926 f which the Lawn Tennis Association received 12.700 as their share. Major D. R. Larcombe. 'secretary-manager o1 he All-England Club, said that the
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      RACING IN ENGLAND
      157 6 King's Horse m Dead Heat London. April lf>. Another wealthy American woman owner carried off one of England's bi;: handicaps when Mrs. Chester Beatty wp»t€d Mrs. Ambrosi Clark's Grand National win by winning the City and Suburban at Epsom this afternoon wttfa Great Scott. It was a
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      448 6 THE SECRET OF ITS GOODNESS lies m the fact that it is f~ "X entirely free from the cover 1 t a nn i c bitterness so cutop«n noticeable m other teas rail < ft* Lever lid >^." J I^l for daily use W :^V. -sss* ll^ ~:^%sz^ Brooke Bond
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      235 6 C^ If j| v *si«X ?N invites you to try this New Tonic B< ng M Cow Ciate Chi»colate Milk is humlc from rich England milk and lightly flavoured with fin« v It makes \erv digestible, palatable and nutritio suitable as a morning bcvctagC or .is .1 nighi ■leep Inducing.
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    ANOTHER FATAL PLANE CRASH AT SELETAR
    138 7 R BOMBER DIVES INTO THE SEA Flying Officer Severely Hurt; Aircraftman Missing MISHAP WHILE AT NORMAL EXERCISES rtman WM killed and Uw pilot dangerously Hawker-Honley bcmbirm machine attached to bombini squadron of the Royal Air Force at Itralta Of JotMN* opposite the Base yesterday
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    WRECKED MACHINE TOWED TO SHORE
    408 7 m carrying out H' nv«T the Straits lormaJ oJ exercises B; to dive steeply and m The cause Of the H( vi known. B 1 motor launch 1 •:•■< B*M to 'h M Oraal ni picked B tion Hi was imm< ■'■<■ whtn .1 diH'tor
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    FORMER ARRESTED
    64 7 kN Owner of Illicit s ;imMi siiii Al H A. ibt Kent had found sion ol which Kiau Ren In Mr raiding I Hylam •h. accused Mum. A > rli I!.' 11 Ol Inttj ol the tnd nve d The 0 id pn kid he! thai ti nd-
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    SIR HENRY ROYCE
    17 7 I K.,11s- I!( M II Ma* x p a, met r Briti 1 the
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    MUNICIPAL ACTIONS
    238 7 No Eating House Licence For Mr. C. Be^R Action taken at PIWIMIIUu No 2 meeting held on April 18th Agreed that it is de.-irable It coiim rvancy purposes to retain lighting m certain atn later than is the preaenl practioi Generally approved minutes of third meetmt •>1 the
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    JUMBLE SALE
    37 7 Men's, women's and children's lothing is Btlll wanted for rhe Y.W.C.A. Jumble sal* to be held at the Y.W.0.A.. Raffles Quay, on Friday, at 4 p.m Parcels may be left there i before that date.
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    TIN CONFERENCE TO-DAY
    373 7 IMPORTANT MEETING AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE Will Restriction Scheme be Continued? Dutch and Mith.yai) delegates have arrived m BJngapon to take paxi In important InteriiHtionai tin disci i.-sions conunencini .ti (i«n'■ninii m House at 10 am 10-day The Conlen nc ua.s convened by HE the Governor. Sir Cecil
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    KUALA LUMPUR WEDDING
    190 7 >Ir. A. C. Maxwell and Miss E. P. Ramplen-.lones The DMUrlagl look place an Saturday at St. Ai.ciuws Church. Kuala lumpur of Arthm Crawford Maxwell. Assistant Commissioner ol Police. FMS. and Edith Phrena Rampl. nJones The btide li the eldest daugnter of Capi. s. Rampl ii-Jones. of
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    GIRL GUIDES
    157 7 Holiday Camp at Malacca I Prom Our Own Correspond- nt] Malacca. April i 4. A auction ol twenty-two ofacctj ol rii Malayan Girl Guide movement armed at the M.V.C. camp. Tanjoivj Bruas early last week and will be followed by- over a hundred Guides and Brownies to-morrow, a
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    FORCED PETROL ORDERS
    32 7 A Chinese lorry driver. Tan Kirn Hock, pleaded guilty before Mr. H. A. Porrer yesterday to having forged orders for petrol He was sentenced to three months' rigorous Imprison;v>F>nt
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    MEET THE MAN WITH THE SCISSORS
    1788 7 A FILM CENSOR'S LOT WHEN HE WAS INVITED TO A CINEMA! Meet Mr. T. M. Hussey. official film censor tor Malaya— the man who cuts the sin out of the cinema hew among other things. Mr Husse> has held the posf of film cenm
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    OILY MAN EPISODE RECALLED
    616 7 Nude Man Found m Hotel Bedroom MIDNIGHT VISITOR Vigilant Constable's Prompt Capture Metnortea of the weird stories oi me ou> Man." vimli went their roundi b Btafapore recently, weir waited by ew before the CrtSteal DUtrfcl Jud^r Mi H A. Forrer. >.sf, >- day. when ;l
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING
    119 7 Proposed Revision of the Kikisha Quota a meeting oi the Btncapore Mum- i Pi .i mtetonen v..n be held In th< Board f Friday, the L'HJii instant, at 2 15 pm Amongst th< items on the agenda arc Reports on action taken by Committee* and the Deputy President,
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    THE NATIONAL "BREW"
    65 7 Toddy Tapped Fr«»m Othrr Man's Land two Indians, Karupaiyu and Poona..amy produced tcfore th. Thir,: Ma^tr.ao \rr A. Porror, yesterday ce R Wrr iirreMPr! 1; hOUM m r th had b*,.n ordered to tap toddy i,v t h t .-urrouoin, state. Th- *mcv« ,o fi veth, nuaeoith.r
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1933. NON-MALAYS
    861 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1933. NON- MALAYS The Wilson Report devotes a very j short chapter to the position of non- r Malay Asiatic communities m which undue stress is placed on the suppo- sition of the census report which t considers that the number of the Chinese
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    30 8 Mr and Iftl F P Keogta and IHm Par Keogh of Butterworth, are for Australia Leave prior to retirement has been granted to Mr. M B. BrOCkweU, Malayan Educational Service.
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    MONEY MEANS NOTHING The Pavilion's Amusing British Film
    184 8 MONEY MEANS NOTHING The Pavilion's Amusing British Film "Money limm Nothing.' now i>em~ featured •\1 the Pavilion, will b> I BUrprta to .il who MC it It v,a- nol heralded M "super," but it is very much bettei show than the aura. tare provide II arcatcut asset.s are an excellent
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    ROCK FALLS ON MAX
    59 8 Quarry Coolie's Arm Crushed A Chinese coolie had an arm all but seveivd from his body yesterday monnn? while bt m at work at the Gregson Quarry. Bukit Timah Road. A huge lump of rock fell on to tho coolie and crushed his arm. He was
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    91 8 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London. April 25. Spot 25Rd. (2 19 32d.) Forward: 2 Illl6d. (2 21 32d.) Tone of Market
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    RESCUERS NEVER SAW MRS, BONNEY
    720 8 GONE BEFORE THEY ARRIVED Plane On Its Back In The Sea Mrs. Bonney has decided to go on. Undaunted by the mtofutUUM which overtook her m the hop from Alor Sun to Victoria Form which ended m her machine bring wrecked on tIM seashore m
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    WEDDING IN PENANG
    88 8 Mr. C. H. Hilton and Miss Winifred Ann Scott (From Our Own Correspondent I Penang. April l& Tlie weddimr t*x>k plMt at St Qeorft*! Church, of Mr. GtwrlM HMTJ Hilton planter, to lOM Wuufrcd Aim Scott. The Hi I Kcppel Gamier. Colonial Chaplain, ofllclltwi and Mr. E
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    NIPPED IN THE BUD
    80 8 Fire m Duxton Road Last Night The Fire Brigade received a call at abt.r. 6.30 yesterday evening to No 7> DUXtOD Road where a fire had broken out m a room on thr second floor It transpired that some beddinc had i alißht and there m
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    "HAPPY EVER AFTER"
    31 8 "Happy Ever After," the new Oaumont British musical romance will open ut tht t\i pitol at the matinee at 3.15 this afternoor instead of at the evening performance
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    FRANCE SITS TIGHT
    144 8 Waiting For J To Knd US. RESEMte Denial Thai hpwi.t., Disagree! iterlum an MOMI On Urn Donfnci difT«Ttii( m the eoa sfatt'Di. Q( st*x d th.i- "W -v» M\ M Th- tuall; MacP"- >ati.>;.i Of th. \V Tin- Matfiii' namely u>: d nu>n« \M pru\» i nu:.-
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      144 8 (ALDBECK'S Have You Visited Our Sew PROVISION STORE IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE COLD STORAGE orchard; road. CLEEVEI t y^^^^l Cleeves Full Cream V J^^xvJ Milk comes from tne s^^^--- r^^~^^W^ lush green Pastures "^*^"^t^ I of Ireland. Pure. C|ir\/Pi?"^B rich coimtr y milk d V \mh with all its
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      53 8 A GEOLOGIST says that one day America will sink into the sea. Even now the country Ifl far from dry. Whether or not a flask is part of your travelling equipment a "G AFLAC" BAGGAGE POLICY should be a sine qua RonGENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank
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    ALL BLANKS, NO PRIZES BUDGET
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    34 9 Washington, April 25. The Senate has ronfirmrd the appointment .f Mr. Brerkenrldßo Lohp. the well-knowr ntornational lawyer, as U.S. Ambassador t< [taly and Mr. Summer Welles as Ambassadoi Lo Cuba Reuter
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    IRELAND'S MARTYRS
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    MA OF MANCHURIA
    87 9 Welcomed by Chinese Students i m Berlin Berlin. April ML Qen i;ii Ma. who figured prominently m the early lmhtiim m ICanchurta and later crossed the Soviet border, arrived m Berlin where he and Chinese OOVCM were the guest- of honour at a reception given by Chinese
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    74 BODIES RECOVERED
    71 9 Severe Earthquake On Greek Island Kose. Dodecanese. April 25. Seventy-four bodies have been recovered from In ruins of the old quarter of the town which VM destroyed by an earthquake on Sunday, j Over 400 people arc injured.-— Router. I Athere. April 24. Thirty people wen killed
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    PLOT AGAINST HITLER
    63 9 Two Men Arrested At Frontier Berlin. April 23. A plot to assassinate Herr Hitler is said to have been discovered by the Munich police, who yesterday stopped an Italian motor-car near Rimsting and arrested the two occupants One of the men is believed to be an Indian
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    EX-KAISER DEFIED
    53 9 Prince Wilhelm To Marry Commoner Berlin. April 24. Despite opposition by members of the Hohenzollern family, banns for the marriage of "Farmer" Wilhelm. Prince of Prussia, to Frauline Dorothea von Salviati have been posted up at the Town Hall at Bonn. The wedding is expected to take place
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    LONDON PORT FIRE
    108 9 London, Apl 23. Fire broke out last night among huge stores of rum m the port of London Authority's warehouses on what is known as "rum quay," and the glare of the blaze reflected m the sky could be seen for many miles outside London. A large
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    178 9 Relations Between Britain And Soviet RETALIATION Hardship Concessions To Embargo Moscow, April 22. Soviet retaliation to the British embargo on Russian goods may. m he opinion of well-infcrmed circles. 3e a diplomatic move under cover >f which Tornton and MacDcnald will reprieved 01 it may
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    EXCEPTIONAL CASES
    107 9 London. April "J4. Special import licences m cases ot real hard;hip under the Bri:ish embargo on Bimhm ?oods may be "ranted according to ir.fonration gleaned by Reutor m official quarter:?. These ,vill be. however, only m exceptional cast-s. For jxmaple. licences would not be granted where \pplicants plead
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    VISIT TO PRISONERS
    228 9 Moscow. April i'.\. Mr. Htrmni flatted Thornton And M;\< Donald m Sokolmki prison to-day and found them both m the best of health arid obviously iecelfln( preferential treatment. The./ tre boused In a cell m the hospital QUfurters and have no complaints but requested maiazint^ and newspapers.
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    UNCLE ARTHUR'S PRIZE
    52 9 £2,200 For Services m Cause Of Peace The Hague, April 24. The Carnegie Endowment Fund has awarded Mr. Arthur Henderson, the British statesman, a prize of £2,200 m value m consideration of his work for the promotion of peace and disarmament as president of the disarmament conference.
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    "UNNECESSARY FUSS"
    187 9 I London. April IS. "All this fuss Is quit*' unnecessary. said .Monkhouse, referring to the triumphant recepI tion accorded to the released British engineers on their arrival m London. He added, "we merely conducted ourselves as any Britons would have done m the circumstances and just did cur
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    HANDLING EXPLOSIVES
    203 12 Canadian Railways' Record Montreal, April 25. The railroads of Canada and the United States m 1932 transported approximately 300,000 pounds of dangerous explosives, milliuns of gallons of gasoline, as well as enormou.s quantities of acid*, compressed eases, corrosive and poisonous and inflamable liquids and hundreds of other daii!:/rous
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    161 12 International Conference Next Year Next year m Moscow there will be held an international Conference for combating rheumatism. In the battle against rheumatism, one of the worst afflictions of mankind, mcdi cine ha- already made considerable headway. There ll m Russia a special committee which manages the fight
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      1879 13 Confusion and Difficulty m Operation London, April 3. Evidently the change over m resect of Helm Orders is not working quite smoothy. In the annual report of the Imperial Merchants' Service Guild is set out the following: THE NEW HELM ORDERS Undoubtedly an innovation awaited with considerable
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      85 13 May 6 being the anniversary of the King's accession, the Master Attendent requests ship] masters to "dress ship' on that day. Captain E. Wassner (who commanded the U. Boats at Zebrusge) and Colonel Goyer von Schweppenborg, who have been appointed Naval and Military Attaches to the German Embassy, have arrived
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      205 14 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS Programme of Drills up to and for weekending April 30th. 1933. Wednesday. 5.15 p.m. Hendqium rs: S.R.A. Cv). A.A. Gun Drill: "D" (Eurasian* Coy.. Sortion Leading: M.G. Platoon lEur.i. I A 3rd. Position. Thursday. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. 2nd Bn ISig. Sec. Signal Training; T (Chinese) Coy.. I
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    COMMERCIAL SUICIDE" TO PENANG
    87 15 f Reject A Customs Union With F.M.S. JIFK OF 'MMFRCE ANNUAL MEETING i IVn.um uould be tommitting "commercial to I.in a (ustoms t'nion of the F.M S garrwtfl tl (he innual meeting of the Penang Chamber list niuht r v Mr. 11. s. Russell, a director
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    DAYLIGHT SAVING CRITICISED
    931 15 Tit JVri.wi:,. \pnl ti. Clumber Ml H W ehair--1 ill p riod k<ll m comrum n theii .!'.ulin<4 d been :>•■•■ i eduction m the ile••un- 'iii- <( haniie lilies konal ;im mi si s\\i\ Hx X How inu- chJeflj Oreat nfidei »ro- cftfficu When irting outlook
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    CONFIDENCE ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    201 15 LEADING INDUSTRIALS FIRM More Lenders Than Borrowers London. April '»:>. On the Mooef Market this week borrowers continued |o bo favoured by easy conditions and lenders occpsionally even found difficulty m enplojrlnc balanc s at quarter per cent EUI broken, however, were finally somewhat Cheered by
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    JUMP IN NICKLES
    121 15 American Gold Change Causes Erratic .Markets I oiidon April 20. Aftt r a somewhat erratic day m the London foreign exchange market the dollar rate o:i Sterling improved at doss to 3.85 Other markets were at tirst considerably affected by American developments, although British fund> changed little
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    ANGLO-DANISH TRADE
    113 15 First Aureement Since Ottawa Conference London. April >4. The lirst British trade agreement to be concluded since Uw Ottawa Conference was sinned to-(i. t between Britain ami Denmark. The Ancli. -Danish trade negotiations which have BO« bren prorfdlllg for four months, are part Of a scries of s*p
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    57 15 wwßnw and Co. (Rubber. ha« been Mistered a.s a private company, with a car IU of £60.000 m 5.000 Fhe per Cent. Curaula n. Pre/erence, 5.000 Five per Cent CuaralaUv* Parficipatiim PretVrence. 5.000 Five ]K-r Cent Cumulati;e Redeemable Participating Pi-e--ference 44.y(K» Ordinary and 100 Management shares, all of
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    151 15 Changes m Representative Prices April 21 »2 24 A/mriean Can. Com. 72 |ga 75 Am. Tphone and Tgnph 93 94 9 Atche^on Railroad 46 v 48 Dupont 43 's 46 47 1 Firestone. Common 14 4 Qen. Electric lfil JJ lt> 1 16 •> 17'Gen. Motors
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    ROBINSON AND CO.'S YEAR
    305 15 Shrinkage of Turnover Unavoidable The directors' icport of Robinson and C-> to be pnillltMl at the annual general meetin•n Sinsapore on Saturday. April 29 Mates' During 1932 Trading conditions were adversely affected by the c ntinutd severv depreslon m Malaya. jhrinkaye m turnover being acrain experienced
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    159 15 Loss Of $7,274 On The Years Working The report of the director! of The Bukit rtmah Rubber Estates,, Ltd.. states that their WM a loss of $7,274.70 on the years working After deputing from; this sum Wu> credit balance of $5,842.84 brought forward from last .termini, there
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    47 15 Ottawa. April 20. An Ordet -in -Council has been passed suspending redemption of Dominion notes m K old The date of operation is not yet fixed. It is officially stated that the order merely regularises the .situation existing since Britain went off sold —Router.
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    NORTH MALAY RUBBER ESTATES
    50 15 Accounts for period from November 23 1931 to December 31. i« 3 2. show loss on working -of £2.922. and balance at debit of profit and loss account, after charging £1.806 to depreciation of £4,521. which it is proposed to carry forward Crop was 1,680.295 1b
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    355 15 To-Day 9 8 Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES April 25 SELLING London. 4 months" sight 2 3 27/32 London. 3 months* sight 2/3 13 i 6 London. 60 days' sight 2/3 25 32 London. 30 days' sight 2/3 London, demand 2/3 23 3* London. T.T. 23 v Lyons and Paris, demand
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    76 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION April 25th.. 1? o'clock noon t> o Buyers SHJrr* k fc.s. tqual to London Standard Spot .loose) |f(|i g K.S.S. equal to London Standard. Standard R.S.S. on Tender May 8 l' 16 June 8 316 8% May-June Bs 8 3i16 July-Sipt. B >, 8 516
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    PHASER'S SHARE LIST
    898 15 TI 'KSDAV. APRIL 25TH. Hat, h CLOSING QDOTATIONs Buyera Sellers Asam Kumbang <£> 23s 3d 24s 3d Austral Malay <t, 18s 20s norn Ayer JMiam (te) llc 6d 12j> 6d Banjjin Tin lls 6d 12s 6d Batan? Padang 05 07 >. Bukit Arang ,$l, 40 4 nom
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    1751 16 s. <".('. Cricket tournament fames. Bright batting by Noon for the Etceteras S.R.C. and the I nited Service*— Sullivan as a bowler Padanjr clubs to meet. Loss to S.C.< soccer RAF. beaten by Chinese. Sunday's rain spoiled what looked likely to develop into the most interesting of
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    172 16 BATTING i <. Willie WM.CJL vs. Wiltshire Reg. IN I M.u< reanor. S.( t \>. Indian i \sso< iaiion not out H. B. Noon. Etceteras vs. Merchants 14 t T. l.eijssiu>. S.R.t. vs. I Services "0 D. IVC otta. S.R.I vs. I. Services 6t i I. Ferguson. St.
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    198 16 EXCLUDED FROM TENNIS MATCHES Lose Services of Best Player Berlin, April 24. 1 The German campaign against the Jews ha? reached the world of lawn tennis. a The German Lawn Tennis Association has t debarred Jews from representing Germany m the Davis Cup International matches
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    768 16 BAKER AND EARLE PROMINENT Islanders Beaten 5—2 After Leading at Interval Wiltshires. 5: Pulau Brani. 2. Bake: s it turn to centre-forward for the Wiltshires is going to make a big difference to the side provided he keeps up the form he displayed yesterday, when
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    122 16 How Principal Games Ended \>w York, April 25. Latest baseball scores are as follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Boston 5 10 2 Philadelphia 6 15 2 12 innings. Hoyen made a home hit for Boston and Klein for the Phillies. Brooklyn 4 2 New York 4 8
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      42 16 I Fror.i Our Own Correspondent Penan*. April 25. Ibe draw for the Penan u Lawn Tennis Association Championships took place yesterday with fair number of entries. The Mixed Doubles has attracted eleven pairs and the play will begin on Thursday.
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    59 16 Last Moment Changes Of Riders London. April 25. Following are alterations m the list of probable starters m the Two Thousand Guineas: Highlander < Wells) Melf ort < Lane > Scarlet Tiger (A. \Vragg» Restormel < Mainwood < Dickens Titian (Steve Donoghue) Colorow i Weston The Keen
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