The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 March 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 10 CENTS. NO. 14,211. ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1934.
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    INSPECTOR POPEJOY FATALLY SHOT INSPECTOR POPEJOY FATALLY SHOT
    1345 1 INSPECTOR POPEJOY FATALLY SHOT Cold-Blooded Murder In Pawnshop DETECTIVE SEVERELY WOUNDED Police Comb Town For Cantonese Gunman pOUCE I\SPECTOR A. E. Pope joy* a young and popular officer of the Singapore police, urns shot dead by a Chinese ichile making inquiries m a *\ew Bridge Road [mi ten shop early
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    POWER TO BARGAIN ON TARIFFS
    236 1 Fresh Hope Mr. Roosevelt's Authority Assured Tariff bargaining powers for President Roosevelt will be secured from g (Congress before the adjournment m s the middle of May as a result of a I decisions at a conference between Mr. j Roosevelt and the Democratic Party
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    Malayan Chinese Are Too Clannish
    510 1 •Unless the cnmese are uuic *»**> up their clannish and family ideas, no I good results can be expected trom the numerous Chinese schools m Malaya, said Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau, Chinese Consul-General lor Malaya, who has just completed a tour of the various
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    On Other Pages
    108 1 All nu>ne> lenders frill have to be reistered when legislation gaie.ted Tester's y becomes law Page 9. Tn a First Division match RE. beat t WME* 16. Draw for godown doubles and veterans' ioubles m S.C.C. lawn tennu tournament —Pace 16. Over Thirty madr a good start
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    At Geneva CHANGE IN FRENCH VIEWS ON GERMAN RE-ARMAMENT
    347 1 At Geneva CHANGE IN FRENCH VIEWS ON GERMAN RE-ARMAMENT T*HE League ol Nations Is now more hopeful of the eventual success of :he disarmament negotiations m consequence oi indications of a changed ittitude on the part of Britain, who, t is believed, is now favouring the idea )i common action
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      43 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the I Malayan gardens direct to your home. I TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS I RIJSTAFFEL SERVED 12.30 to 3 pm. SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE THE WELL KNOWN ARTISTS I SANDS DAWN RXTFLIi CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA I PHONE 5381.
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    SULTAN'S TRIBUTE
    280 2 "Were It Not For Chinese And Indians" V j (From Our Own Correspondent.) >l Ipoh, Mar. 1. Residents of Ipoh this evening) entertained his highness the Bultanj of Perak m honour of the bestowal on him of the G.C.M.G. by his majesty the King. Mr. Leong Sin Nam
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    MUSLIM DIGNITARY
    120 2 Prominent Arab Arrives In Johore Said Alwl AI Haddad, president of the Arab Association, Arabitah Alawijah <Java> has accepted the invitation oi H.H the Sultan to become Mukden oi Johore. This is considered a great honour m Muslim circles and Said Alwi's appointment has been widely acclaimed m
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    ONCE REPUTED TO BE MILLIONAIRE
    353 2 ONCE REPUTED TO BE MILLIONAIRE NOW BEING SUPPORTED BY WIFE Well-known Penang Chinese Goes Bankrupt j (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Mar. 9. Another Penang man formerly reputed to be a millionaire, Cheah Leang Guan, was to-day publicly examined m the bankruptcy court. Among other Penang properties which the bankrupt
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    BRITAIN'S WAY
    126 2 No Spectacular Slump Remedies London, March 7. The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, who attended the inaugural lunch of the South London Exhibition, which was opened at Crystal Palace this afternoon, m a brief speech said that the safety of every step Government had taken m measures
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    NEW ENGLISH SCHOOL
    105 2 $50,000 Scheme Launched m Penang (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Mar. 9. The Government are building a new Elementary English School at Westland. Burmah Road. The approximate cost is to be $50,000. Work has {been started and is expected to be finished by the end of December
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    FOUND
    32 2 (SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. i I FOUND on the Race Course during February/March Race Meeting a gold Wedding Ring inscribed 'Pat from Roy 19.6.28" Apply Secretary Singapore Turf Club. J mmmmmmml mmmmmmmm
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      438 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT* EUCRYL DENTIFRICES POWDER AND PASTE BRITISH OWNED BRITISH MADE Sole Agents: GRAFTON LABORATORIES, SINGAPORE. BOARD RESIDENCE. THE MANSION OXLET RISE NON LICENSED RESIDENTIAL HOTEL (High Elevation— 3 Minutes from Town) Dally, Weekly and Monthly Termt Single and Double Rooms, Modern Sanitation, Garages and Tennis. Terms on Application Mrs.
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      538 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE 1 MUNICIPALITY. Tender*. Tenders are now Invited following materials or ier particulars, see Municipal Tei Excavating earth al i Bukit Timah Road, fn Road to Chancery I on the adjoinin. < Date ot Closinu 4 n March 19th. 1934 Purchase ol Coal Tar ai th Works tor a
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      256 2 Diary Of The Week I Saturday, 10th. High Water 3.40 a.m., 7.47 p.m. Football: Dutch Naval XI vs. R.A.F. Anson Road Stadium; s.C. F.A. vs. S.R.C. Jalan Besar. Cricket S.C.C. Over 30 vs. Under 30 Padang; Nondescripts vs. S.C.R.C, McNair Road. 2 p.m. Y.W.C.A. Home and Children's Fete 10 a.m.
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    ALIBI PLEA IN MARKET MURDER
    1441 4 ALIBI PLEA IN MARKET MURDER Municipal Officers Closely Cross-Exa m ined The Kandang Kerbau murder case at the Assizes will end on Monday. Tht -;urt adjourned yesterday at the con- elusion of the case lor the defence. The whole o; yesterday was occupied with the examination and close cross-! examination
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    JOHORE ROYALTY
    120 4 Leaving For Europe On Monday Their highnesses the Sultan and Sultana of Johore leave for Europe via America by the Fushima Maru on Monday. The exact date of their return has not been fixed, but it is expected they will be away for at least a year. The
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    NEW R.A. AT 74
    40 4 Leader Of Modernist Painters */r _>. London. Mar. 7. Rruf"v? cl V. rd Slcker the distinguished British artist who. although 74 years n.H«_ th c leader amoilg modernist painters, has been elected a Rovai Academician British Radio
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    119 5 Ihe drums of the '*nd Ra*t»ii„ mA **4 h ee„ ha „_-e a d Ua b'a 0 g*g£jß«*_^.»*!» G man ha ds wen and women undergraduates waited v. The Russian flight into the stratosphere nded m death for the explorers. The bodies bein* loaded on to a motor-lorry on arrival
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    LOCAL BANKRUPTS GET RISE IN SALARY
    224 6 So Increase Payments I am glad to hear that somebodj has v;ot a rise m their pay; it is an un usual thing to hear m this court," saic Mr Justice Gerahty, the Bankruptcy Judge, yesterday, when he was informed that several employees of
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    CONTRACTORS LOSSES
    104 6 Unprofitable Kuildin^ Contracts Poh Hak See a building contractoi Who was publicly examined m the bankruptcy court yesterday, attribute his failure In business to losses sus tamed m several contracts o^er a period <>l ten years. His liabilities amounted tv $10,000 ni tlie contracts over which he money
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    SIR A. CADOGAN
    43 6 I Interview With Panshen Lama Shanghai. Mar. 8. Sir Alexander Cadogan. British Minister m China, confered with Pansher Lama, the nropused head of the Tibetan administration, this morning at Nanking and discussed the question ol rehabilitatin the rprr.m.v Union Times
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    LIABILITIES OF $200,000
    411 6 I DEBTS TO 1 BANKS 5 Prominent Chinese Offers Composition Tan Sian Cheng, a well-known Chinese septuagenarian, was publicly j examined m the Bankruptcy Court i yesterday. He stated that he was a member ol the Chinese Advisory Board i and the Po Leung Kok committee. Bankrupt
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    CRASHED INTO TREE
    86 6 European Car Driver Injured i A motor accident occurred at the i junction or Grove Road and Amber j Road on Thursday, when a car driven |by Mr. A. G. Pyper went off the road iand crashed into a tree. i The driver received a serious injury
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    POLICE INFORMER SET UPON
    171 6 POLICE INFORMER SET UPON Death After Assault By Prisoners A murder m the Singapore Civil Prison was mentioned before Mr. R. j. F. Curtis m the police court yesterday, three men. Chin Hong alias Pai Kiok Sin Song, Chew Sin Wai and Ng Ying Thoo. being charged. Court Inspector Bembroke
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    MARKET MURDER SEQUEL
    105 6 j Four Men Charged In Police' Court Another echo of the Kandang Kerbau 1 murder case which is now proceeding In the Assize Court was heard m the second magistrate's court yesterday when four Mohammedans Akbar Ali. Abdul Rahman (a witness m the Assize Court*. Hiramain and
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    SHIP THAT SAILED
    283 6 i MONOPOLIES CASE MUST WAIT TILL JUNE i $700 Haul Of Illicit Chandu Two of the three men who were arrested m connection with smuggling of contraband chandu into Singapore by Blue Funnel liner Calchas last week were acquitted by the Criminal District Judge Mr. H. A.
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    K.L. SWIMMING POOL
    60 6 -From Oui; Own Corespondent.* The following resolution will be proposed by Mr. W. G. C. Blunn at the annual meeting of the Selangor Club on Mar 24: That the offer of the Selangor Golf Club to admit members oi the Selangor Club to the Golf Club's proposed
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    PENANG'S ATTRACTIONS
    199 6 City Wants The World Know 'From Our Own Correspi n Penan:; Mi The Straits Settlement! Association is calling a ma delegates of kindred associate affected interests to discuss of organising ways and mean thering the interest ol the iet< by worldwide publicity. I: will be held on Thursday
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    ONE MONTH FOR FIVE DOLLARS
    600 6 ONE MONTH FOR FIVE DOLLARS J. W.P. Thornley And Loan Transaction John William Patrick Thornley was convicted and sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment yesterday afternoon before Mr. Norman Grice, the second magistrate, on a charge of cheating Mr Isaac Little of the Mandai Quarry m respect of $5. Court
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    LEPER MENACE
    106 7 Anxiety Breaks Out m Kuala Lumpur The uneasiness felt by Kuala Lumpur i people at the existence of a leper settlement on the fringe of their suburbs broke out again today. Mr. Khan Ah Chong pointed out at the Sanitary Board meeting that the new hospital at Malacca
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    MONEY FOR PRISONERS
    161 7 Coolie Caught Handing Over a Dollar Caught m the act ot handing a $1 note to a prisoner m the Central' lock-up. a scavenger's coolie. Than Watt, was charged before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis m the police court with giving an article to a prisoner. The
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    THE PAVILION
    127 7 Should Ladies Behave Alice Brady makes another hit In the M.G.M. film. "Should Ladies Behave." which opened at the Pavilion last night, while Lionel Barrymore cuts another niche ior himself by his portrayal ot a touchy old husbana who, m the end. turns out to have some feeling
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    HAD NO MONEY
    96 7 So Drank Developing Mixture *'I had no money and became very pessimistic about life." was the lowvoiced reply of Chong Kee Kow. a photographer's assistant, to a charge of attempted suicide before Mr. N. Grice m the Police Court. It was stated that the accused was found
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    INDIAN DEFENCE VOTE
    81 7 Longstanding Question Settled London, March 7. A question which on occasions during i the last half century has been a subject of controversy was settled last night when the House of Commons allocated £1' 2 millions towards the cost Of the defence of India. The Secretary for
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1934. L.C.C. Election Landslide
    513 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1934. L.C.C. Election Landslide ALTHOUGH a landslide m the' London County Council elections may mean much to the good citizens Ol the first city m the world and the ■suburban areas around it. to us m Malaya the apparently startling', information published In
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    as I was Saying
    1095 8 •T»HE name of Mr. Frank Buck Is familiar to most people m Malaya. He has been moving between this country and America at intervals for the best part of twenty years ftia and has had more Cargoes adventures m Malaya than any who have lived 1
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    399 8 I j The Countess of Coventry, wife ol the tenth earl, gave birth to a son ai Croome Court. Seven Stoke. WorcesterI shire. A party of about 300 Roman Catholic including the Archbishop of Madras the Bishops of Tuticorin, Kumbakonarr and others recently embarked on a
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    Topics Of The Week
    581 8 Topics Of The Week YESTERDAY a certl laddie looked Rt tl Java. Then he 10. motor car. Than office m a rlklsha cruiser was m Syd.. of our story went on b take some photographs played her learchllg] Harbour Brid;. \%Ji%\ hospitality the ofl.cn I taste some Real Dr. !"pahit"
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    JAPAN PREPARES FOR WAR
    99 9 ONLY AS REGARDS TARIFFS Prevention ot Untair Competition Tokio, Mar. 9. Trade Safeguarding Bill, inthe Diet to-day. is iteguard Japanese trade -.strict ions taken and being by other countries. It empowers rnment to restrict or prohibit (r1 or export of merchandise after consultation with a tartfl
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    ALL MONEY LENDERS TO BE REGISTERED
    581 9 Details Of Proposed Legislation A SYSTEM of licensing, the laying down of a rate of interest of thr«»e per cent, per mensem or 3(> per cent, per annum as not excessive, and the stipulation that figures on all promissory notes shall be m English
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    For First Time In History
    187 9 For First Time In History cipal Reform party 37 and the Liberals nil. Labour gained 29 seats from the Municipal Reformers and the Liberal party lost 25. Three of the outstand- ing seats were Labour at the last election.— Reuter. London. Mar. 9. The Labourites are jubilant at the prospect
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    Labour Controls London County Council
    108 9 Labour Controls London County Council London. Mar. 9. The final results m the London County Ccuncil elections are as folilow Labour C 9: Municipal Reiormers 55, J Liberals nil. I Labour gains numbered 35. losses one Reformers had only one gain and 29 losses. Liberals had no gains and 6
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    GAOL AND DISMISSAL
    51 9 For Captain of Dutch Warship Which Crew Seized The Hague, Mar. 9. Four months imprisonment and dismissal from the service for neglect of duty has been imposed on Captain Eikenboom, commander of the battleship Zeven Provincien. which was seized by mutineers m Sumatra m February last year
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    87 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondents RUBBER London, Mar. 9. Spot (Sellers* 5» 4 d. <5 JgJJ (Buyers) 5 3il6d <5 5.32 d.) Mar 5 9 32d <5 l 4 d> April- June 5 13 32d July-Sept. 5 33 64d. «5 29
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    REFUSED TO BUILD CREMATORIUM
    282 9 WHY MR. MUTO WAS SHOT No Political Significance to Crime Tokio. Mar. 9. I A message from Kamakura states I :hat Mr. Sanji Muto was leaving his I iiouse when an assailant approached and shot and killed a steward who attempted to protect his master. The
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
    • PAST YEAR KIND TO H. & S. BANK
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        FAR EAST POSITION SURVEYED
        702 10 I r pHK reputation of the Bank m I than ever," was the concluding Hongkong and Shanghai Banking of shareholders on Saturday; and sound position were voiced by Mr. motion for the adoption of the The Chairman's review was, as lines, surveying the commercial beyond. He
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        Nett Profit $15,000,000
        723 10 Nett Profit $15,000,000 Hong, Kong. Feb. 26. the Far East stands to-day higher remark of the Chairman of the Corporation at the annual meeting congratulations upon the Bank's J. H. Taggart m seconding the accounts. customary upon comprehensive field from India to Japan and ence to the world economic crisis,
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        THE OUTLOOK: TOO MUCH MILITARISM Past Year Kind To H. & S. Bank
        1700 10 THE OUTLOOK: TOO MUCH MILITARISM China, the indications seem to point to the fact that, provided external conditions get no worse, China's trade can hardly go further downhill, imports touched their lowest point m Sept ember and exports should not decline further unless, and here is the rub silver prices
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      77 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association March 9, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot < loose* 17 17 8 R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot <F.0.8> 17 5 16 17 716 Standard R.S.S. on Tender March 17ft 17V 4 Apr-June 17V 4 17% July-Sept. 17% 17%
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      Wall Street
      184 10 Mar. 6 7 8. American Can. Com. 102* 2 99 3 4 100% American Telephone and Telegraph 121 119% 121 4 Atcheson Railroad 66V2 64»/ 2 66V4 Dupont 99% 96% 98 Firestone, Common 22% 21 4 21 3 4 General Electric 21% 21 l 4 21% General Motors
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      183 10 Singapore Produce Prices March 9. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambler 3.75 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.50 Muntok White Pepper 31.00 White Pepper 30.00 Black Pepper 16.00 Copra, Sundried 3.00 Copra, mixed 2.40 Small flake Tapioca 4.25 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Lingga Sago Flour Fair
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    • Fraser And Neave Make $259,615 Profit
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        Final Dividend Of 25 Cents
        214 10 Final Dividend Of 25 Cents After making adequate provision for depreciation and doubtful debts, Messrs. Fraser and Neave. Ltd.'s report for the year ended Dec. 31 discloses a net profit of $259,615.12. which, with the balance of $32,069.20 brought forward from the last accounts, gives a total of $291,684.32. From
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        KUCHAI-LINGUI
        79 10 Companies Not To Merge We are informed by Messrs Chan Sye Onn, secretaries of both companies, that as the Lingui Company cannot transfer its rights under the tin restriction Enactment, to Kuchai Company, the directors of both companies have decided they cannot recommend an amalgamation on an equitable basis.
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        MALAYAN BREWERIES
        120 10 Profit of $65,647 Last Year The directors' report of Messrs. Malayan Breweries Ltd.. for the year ended Dec. 31 last, to b^ presented at the annual meeting at noon on Saturday, Mar. 24. states After making adequate provision lor I depreciation and doubtful debts the net profit amounts
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        BIG RUBBER DEMAND
        157 10 Lewis And Peat Report Sound Position Singapore, Mar. 9. Prices have continued to advance throughout the week and from the nature of the buying the improvement is sound, state Messrs Lewis and Peat <S> Ltd.. intheir weekly report. Consumption throughout the whole world appear to be on
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        RUBBER OUTPUTS
        36 10 Messrs. Paterson. Simons and Co 1 report the following output for 1 February Henrietta Rubber Estate 60.000 lbs i Sungei Matang Rubber Estate Ltd. 47.600 lbs. t Rampah Coconut Estates a Ltd. 29.800 nuts.
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      RUBBER PRICES WELL MAINTAINED
      276 10 Will America Interfere In Restriction Activities? Messrs. Stanton Nelson gapore. m their nib.. dated March 9 stati pri well maintained during and a fair volume ol busii passing. America!* i shown keen Interest and mis maraet to New > Jreadily absorbed. The market is very wnsiti
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      LULL ON EXCHANGE
      83 10 Stock Mark* Quieter 1.0.Hi- 1 Sterling on New V 5.07»/2. Paris 77' 81 quieter than of late erlth taking. War Loan 3* 2 PW Dealings began m th per cent, conversion loai it 1% per cent, prem approximate valu< _t i*___c inn i il_w*ri Radio The London
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    724 11 Wireless Correspondent, i i Max -3. Malayan listener^ c running commentary on i National. This will be re Aintree and will be broad- < Daventry as part of the Em- j ramme on Transmission 1 E. and S S.B I >t will romnu nee at
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    317 11 PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS and FEDERATED MALAY STATES j FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND TWO af tbe following frequencies and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but I tha wavelengths may be changed m the j i course of each day's transmissions. An- I louncementa
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    FAMOUS HOTEL SOLD
    37 11 An unknown financier bought th< 'ft&WtfU* famous Queens Hote, Leicester-square. r "S^l, I stood to be more U»n The vendor was Mr Samuel w mm*2£?H-m* Codetta 'mTSi l^^T^g-^ss* th deal involved more than mtm***.
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    54 11 CHURCH SER VICES 4th. Sunday m Lent ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL 50 aan Holy Communion. 30 a.m. Matins, a.m. Holy Communion. 30 p.m. Evensong (.Choiai) and Sermon. 3.30 a.m. Voluntary Service at Air Base. Lon., Wed. and Friday at 8 a.m. Holy Communion. j ues.. TOUTS, and Saiuiday at 7 a.m.
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    STRAITS CHINESE CHURCH
    45 11 Prinsep Street turn. Sunday School and Bible Clas ea. j a.m (Malay) Mr. Gho Tiauw Tlong. pjn. (English) Dr. Pearson, of Hunan. Veanesaay. p.m. Choir Practice. Tiursday. 8 p.m. Teachers' Training Class. 'riday, 4A5 p.m. Girls' Friendly Band ;.15 p.m. Friendly Band.
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    THE STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH
    143 11 THE STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH No. 1, Kampong Kapor Road I a.m. Sunday School J fcjn. Communion Service. Rev Goh Hood Keng. >30 p.m Epworth League Service. Miss M. I R. i 1"* rv Subject: The Heavens Declare the Glory ol God. S p.m. English Service. Mr. Sidney Dant. Tuesday.
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    ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH (Portuguese Mission) Victoria Street
    95 11 ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH (Portuguese Mission) Victoria Street 1 Masses 5.30. ti.3o and 8.00 am I Sermon at t>3o and 8.00 am Masses. Vespers at 5.00 p.m. Wednesday. Abstinence Friday Fast and Abstinence Service— Holy Way of the Cross at 0.30 p m to be followed by a short Sermon and
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    CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY SINGAPORE
    93 11 Ilniiham Building, Raffles Square. .Band of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, m Boston V 10 am. Sunday Service. I ..30 p.m. (First Wednesday of each month.* Testimony Meeting Reading Room at th- above Adcuress open Wednesdays and Saturdays 9.30 to II.JJJ a.m.
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    METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
    34 11 Paya Lebar 9 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Service of Worship. Preacher: Mr. Daniel Sundrum. Wednesday. 5.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Pieacher: Mr. Lee Teck Hock Friday. 8 p.m. Epworth League Meeting.
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    GEYLANG METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
    81 11 (Junction of AI Junied Road and Sims j Avenue) 3 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Seivice oi Worship (m English) Preacher: Rev. R. L. Archer. 11 a.m. Service of Worship (m Hokien > Preacher. Mr. E. T|pson. 330 p.m. Sunday School (m Malay.) 430 pm. Service
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    PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
    86 11 Orchard Road 8 a.m. Morning Service Rev. Stephen Band B A 845 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Parade Service at Tanghn. [6 pm Evening Service Rev. T. Campbell i Gibson M.A. Tuesday. 10 a.m. Ladies Work Party at Mi. Robertson's Draycot. Stevens Rd. Thursday, 530 p.m. Choir Practice.
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    MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD.
    197 11 I Incorporated m England' J Capital 3.000,000 Subscribed 1.800,000 Paid-up 1.050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1.246.735 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrie Esq.. Chairman P. R. Chalmers, Esq.. Charles J. Hambro. Esq.. W. H. Shelford, Esq Sir Thomas Catto. Bart. Sir C. C. Barrle, K.B.E.
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    169 11 'Incorporated m Hong Kong* The liability ot members is limited o 'he extent and m the manner precribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 102:) oi the Colony HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG authorised Capital 550.000.0u0 ssued and fully paid up S2O 000.000 leserve Fund-Sterling £6.500.000 Silver
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    CHARTERED RANK
    122 11 J* INDIA, AI'STRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter* =»aid up capital m *****0 shares of BB each £a.000.00# Reserve Fund £3.000 000 Reserve Liability ol Proprietors £3.000 HEAD OFFICE: 38. Bishopsgate London. EC I Afiencies and Branches Alor Star Iloho Semarang Amritsar Ipoh I Seremban
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    47 12 Mar. B.— Thelma. Hervar. 'Nor.*; Toyohashi Maru. Kasnima Maru. j<Japan»: Angelina. Aletta. Dione. Cremer. Tidore. Van Out hoorn. Kepah. (Dot.); Limnea. Soudan. Karoa. Mirzapore. Kepong. Jerantut. Rahman. Brit.»: Toyooka Maru. (Japan). Mar. 9. Genoa Maru. Japan Tergestea. 'Ital. Flevo. (Brtt.);i Tobelo. Kota. Pinang. Tanimbar. Sibajak. <Dut.».
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    PORT HEALTH
    364 12 I The following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended Mar. 3 Beirut: 7 smallpox cases. Baghdad: 2 smallpox cases and 2 I deaths. Bassein: 3 plague cases and 1 death; 11 smallpox cases and 4 deaths as compared with
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    592 12 brltainls~shlp~ping SUPREMACY Ship Not Excelled By Any In Existence London, Mar. 7. The North Atlantic Shipping Bill, which empowers the Treasury to advance money to the Cunard Company for the construction of one or more large vessels for the North Atlantic shipping trade, was debated m the
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    112 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships Alongside U* VU I to J5J^ I I East Wharl (Entrant I Rajula 22: An „tf I Main Wharf (Kntran,, Pres. Johns >n 1. .Empire Dock (Eatrmnct. Raby Casth 30 B Maru 36. Empire Dock <Kniran. f Tosari 48: AJa West Wharf (Entrant Kinta 5: Rahman S.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    135 12 Siba.iak. Dut.. I Sourabaya 9.3. lor Rotterdam I Ajax. Bnt 4.302 I I ,9.3. lor Yokohama l< I Ophir. Dut 2.1.!* I Deli 9.3. for Batavl I Senang. Dut 721 ton 'bang 9.3. for Palembang' n I Hua Tong. Brit., le I llacca 9.3. tor Malacca, M I
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    TONNAGE INCREASE
    99 12 Improvement m Southampton Port Trade London. March 7. The inward shipping tonnage at Southampton during February was nearly 1.000.000 tons or more than 150. 000 tons above the figure registered ithe same month last year and constitutes a record. The inward tonnage at the beginning •of this year
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    THOSE VERY SHORT SHORTS
    161 15 4 /t Neat But Sot Shocking States women's squash i are n<»t going to shock public with their so-called tor, ii the truth be told, ..iter than those worn by own women players N Doust m the Daily members of the team practised at the sportsmen's
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    232 15 To-day's League Fixtures The following matches m the differ- ent divisions of the English League l and tho first division of the Scottish* League will be played this afternoon. 1 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal vs. Aston Villa Birmingham vs. Stoke. Blackburn vs. Portsmouth. Derb y vs. Portsmouth. Everton vs.
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    171 15 The following will play for the S.C.R.C. against the R.A. to-morrow at 1 p.m. on the S.C.R.C. ground. Chua Choon Sim. Chee Keng Leong. Low Kee Choo. Kean Khooi. Kam Glm Hock Kam Gim Lock. Seah Keng Siew. Gan Kee Tian, Philip Woon. Teo Keng Teow. and Ong
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    SELANGOR RACES
    308 15 Entries for the Spring Meeting The following are the entries for the Selangor Turf Club Spring meeting on I Mar. 17. 21 and 24: Horses, Class 11, (Ist run, b\ 2 fur., I 2nd run, 6 fun Amy Welkin, May thel Tenth, Great Mirador (late Mirador*. Asluj, Five
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    RUGBY LEAGUE CUP
    123 15 London, Mar. 5. The following is the draw for the Rugby League Cup third round, to be played on March 10. Huddersntld London Highfteld Castleford or Hunslet v. York. St. Helens Pec. or Oldham v. Bramley. Halifax v. Widnes. The following are the results of the matches
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    WALES vs. IRELAND
    84 15 Welsh Rugby Pack Is Strong Combination London, Mar. 5. The Welsh Rugby team for the game against Ireland at Swansea on Mar. 10 is identical with the team that played against Scotland on Feb. 3 Jenkins < Bridgend >. Cowey (Newport). Davey Swansea Idwal Rees Swansea >.
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    SERVICES HOCKEY
    150 15 Army Defeat Royal Air Force (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 15. The first of the inter-Services Hockey Tournament matches of the season was played yesterday, and resulted ln a victory for the Army over the Royal Air Force by three goals to nil. The play was more
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    BOXER RECEIVES $3.19
    51 15 Record Low Price For Win New York. A new all-time record low price ii purses paid to main eventers at Madisoi Square Garden was set when Walte Neusel of Germany was given cheque for $3.19 after winning hi heavyweight argument with Bfl.y Im pellttiere He has it
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    Island Club Medal Tie
    42 15 The replay of the tie m the February Medal between W. McMullan (7) Dr. T. E. Cheah (18) and J. C. Dickinson (24> resulted m a win for Dr. Cheah with a score of 2 down to Bogey.
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    Easter Cup Competition
    31 15 Entries for the above, presented by Mr. David Frankel, are now open, and will close on Saturday. Mar. 24. Conditions will be found on the Club notice board.
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    S.G.C. Mixed Foursomes
    39 15 1 The S.G.C. usual monthly mixed foursomes competition will be held on Sunday, Mar. 18. SEPOY LINES CLUB The March Ladies' Medal (Bogey) will be played for on Monday and Tuesday. March 12 and 13, 1934.
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    JONES SAYS "NO"
    138 15 Finished With Competitive Golf Now Atlanta (Georgia). "Sorry." the Augusta (Georgia) tournament Is the only one m which I will play this year." That is what R. T. ("Bobby") Jones, three times winner of the British open golf championship and holder of 13 national titles, said when
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    NEGRI SOCCER
    72 15 (From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, Mar. 7. This year's officials of the Negri Sembilan Football Association are pre sident, Mr. H. P. Bryson: vice-presid-ent. Mr. Peter McNee. Hon. secretary Mr. P. S. Muthu: asst. secretary. Mr E. Alexander: hon. treasurer, Mr. S. A Martyn; Malaya Cup Selection Com
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    BANK SOCCER TEAM
    66 15 The following players have been selected to play football for the Chartered Bank Recreation Club against the Land Office XI as a friendly game on Monday at McNair Road ground at 4.41 p.m. Tian Joo. Leng Hock. Jin Tong; Yoon Chee. Dodds, Koon Chye; Hock! Hoe, Joo
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    TENNIS IN CANTON
    110 15 Lai Kwong-Tsun Wins Doubles Title Lai Kwong-tsun, the Hong Kong tennis player, who caused a sensation by eliminating S. A. Rumjahn from the local championship, has been successful m the Canton tournaments, winning the doubles event m partnership with Liv Yat-fong. In the final of the men's
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    A NEW MOTOR SPORT
    187 15 A NEW MOTOR SPORT Racing By Midget Cars A new motor sport is shortly to come into being m Britain. Midget motor-cars, with famous racing drivers at the wheel, are to race on cinder tracks, broadsiding and sliding their way round. We are promised all the thrills and spills of
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    BODY-LINE DEATH
    222 15 Fatal Argument Over Bowling Newcastle N.S.W., Mar. 5. An argument over body-line bowling led to the death of Humphrey Heaton, 39, according to evidence at Newcastle Quarter Sessions to-day. The case was that m which Dennis Hoyland (37». labourer, was found not guilty of the manslaughter of Heaton.
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    HOME RACING
    88 15 Lincolnshire And Grand National Odds London, Mar. 5. The following is the call-over on the i Lincolnshire: 100-9 Generous Gift, ttaken and offered; 100-8 Quartz II 'ottered. 13-1 taken: 100-7 Ole King Sole I offered; 100-6 Play On offered. 18-1 taken: 18-1 Crumpets ottered. 20-1 taken; 20-1 St.
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      224 15 Golf ISLAND CLUB VS. SEPOY LINES Following are the teams for this match which is to be played at Sepoy Lines on March 11, Island Club players being mentioned first a.m. 9.00 W. McMullan (6) and F. A. Briggs (T) vs J. M. A. Lowson (6) and A. H. Fre*
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    Two Police Champions
    989 16 AND TWO MORE FROM R.A.F. Amateur Boxing Finals There was a large attendance to witness the finals of the Sing; Championship tournament. The 1 and the show a success from all The special contests arranged finals, provided some of the best fii The bantamweight final was an
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    114 16 International Army Football Paris, Mar. 8. m the army international triangular! Brit™h m 2— t the French Army beat thel London. Mar. 8. League football matches to-day resulted as follows: DIVISION I Leicester 4. Arsenal t Sloke West Bromwich 1. Reuter TRAINERS REINSTATED 1 1 London, Mar.
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    565 16 TWENTY-ONE PAIRS FOR GODOWN DOUBLES S. C. C. Lawn Tennis CAMERON AND GOODMAN VETERANS' BACK MARKERS The draw for the godown doubles handicap m the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament is as follows: C. G. Van Houten and G. H. Strooback owe 3. L. V. Taylor and E. Jackson plus 3,
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    514 16 LEAGUE POINTS FOR PULAU BRANI Hat-trick By Holmes RE 4: R.A. nil. A strong wind blowing continuously affected play considerably m yesterday's First Division League match ot Anson Road between the Royal Engineers and the Royal Artillery.. It did not, however, influence the result of the
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    206 16 OLD TIMERS MAKE A GOOD I START ON THE PADANG 71 For One HOPKINS AND NOON IN SOUND PARTNERSHIP i An excellent start was made by the •old timers'' m the annual cricket 1 match over 30 versus under 30 on the j S.C.C. padang yesterday. In the hour j
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    THIRD DIVISION
    79 16 Monopolies Beat Wiltshire Regt.'s 111 Govt. Monopolies. 1: Wiltshires HI 0. The third team of the Wiltshire Regiment suffered defeat at the hands of the Government Monopolies' team by the only goal, scored against them m the first half of a Third Division League s.ame played at Jalan
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    45 16 South African Opponent Badly Battered London. Mar At the Albert Hall m a srlvduVd jj round contest, the murth flghl Q Petersen's "come back' curr.paipi Petersen beat B. n Fooru Atnca, the referee stopping m the 13th. round. Foord v,. h»*i. battered Reuter
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    91 16 ALL CORRECT FOOTBALL FORECAST A precedent was created m the Free Press Football Competition this week for the prize of $150 has been I won by a woman reader.WBmm Cecilia Rozario. 35 Balestier Road. Singapore who correctly forecasted the results 3! all ten matches m Competition
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