The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 April 1934

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. Nn 14,229. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, ARPIL 1934. 10 ENTS
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    BIG EASTER EGG FOR THE CHANCELLOR
    38 1 DGET *l RPLUSOF £31,] !».t>oo Large Increase In Customs Revenue 1 .•:ui<»ii. Mar. .'JI. wli d with B 8.000 compared -,1.300.000. £724 0 nclud- debt nut over E 17.000.000 c 10,500,1 Reuter
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    OTTAWA POLICY
    34 1 H ii liii- Affected Empire Trade I ondon, Mar. 31. -me of Empire Greai Britain but no -r ..ich „r- d I ts to to two Hong X su!R- the 1 Reuter
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    CRASHED IN FRANCE
    30 1 Flight To Australia interrupted I, I ondon, M.tr. *9. rd v left Lght to lure ot tri in n< was d with beeasant and Br itish Radio
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    MALTA'S IMPORTS
    16 1 l>utj On Foreign Go< Malta, Apr. i. «laI reign |r< Empire ods Reuter 1
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    Easter Sport
    91 1 SMITH-GIBB GOLF SELAiNGOR'S DIFFICI Ll TVSk o\ THE PADANG OINOAPORE and Selangor will not lily be In opposition at the SCC. rhi* morning but on the golf course Kuala Lumpur, where W. J. G:ob Selangor Goil Club champion* and J. Smith -Singapore island champion) meet In thf 18
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    GERMAN COLONIES
    212 1 Exchange For Part Of Saar' Region Paris, Mar. ?}<. Th< curious suggestion of the i MH Of part of the Saar region for former German colonies of TogOLand and the Cameroons has been ...de by the Echo de Paris in the course of the paper's comments on Lore.
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    MAX BAER BANNED
    81 1 iermany Dislikes His Latest Film Berlin Mar. 31. i can ftlra "The Prizefightei md tin Lady,*' which has oe^n show great success for ten days .as banned because the chiei U taken by the Jewish boxer. Mav iaer. Baer few months ago defeated tilt ►rid champion German
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    18 1 *m?lT*mTm*\lm*7^ beei in th ir in ,n SaLurdav was 93. Hopkins' 138 Full report on p W 10.
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    Britain Exerting All Her Energies
    304 1 Britain Exerting All Her Energies Search For Arms London, Mar. '29. Tl i disarmament question is still engaging the close attention oi the British Government and was beiore yesterday's meeting of its Disarmament Committee. It Is understood that special attention is at present being given to the subject of guarantees
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    PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS
    27 1 London, Mar. 29. Alter nine weeks in which the Government legislative programme has been considerably advanced Parliament adjourns this afternoon until April 9. British Radio
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    26 1 Mr. Justice Prichard on Thursday reserved judgment, in the Supreme Court. In the case in which Mr. S. Pierre sued Mr. A. S. Roman for accounts.
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    LONG RANGE BATTERIES NEEDED AT SINGAPORE
    449 1 LONG RANGE BATTERIES NEEDED AT SINGAPORE Policv Criticised j House Of Lords London, Mar. HZ. the debate in the H >us< Lords on proposal by l >rd Hutchison thai ihe Government th >uld consider the desirability ol c >- >rdln; ttng the thre. fighting services under a L&lstf t )n
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    LORD CARSON SERIOUSLY ILL
    15 1 London. Mar. 31. Lord Carson Is serious!) ii.' with bronchitis Reuter
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    Samuel Insull Lands At Istanbul
    99 1 Samuel Insull Lands At Istanbul Em ba rrassitig Guest For Turkey Istanbul. Apr. 1. Insull 1 mded this aftern Km wl br Interrogated by the Third Penal Tribunal. Reut< r. Istanbul Mar. Jl. 5:. 1. 1 Insuli ---i^ been ord< d preser: iilmseU personally Oeton the court, v.r.k:: will decide
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    68 1 Istanbul. Mar. rhe Turkish pilot who wen: aboard th« Maiotis stated ne saw rnsull the' Americai —ncfter, who was and v. z•■ guardc rt by four no Tht Maictis is bound for Batum where Insull will go overland to Per- Th< captain f the Maiotls, unperturbed by tht legal excitement
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    25 1 Stockholm. Mar. 31. rhe report :r.?,i Priiict- Be>::i third <:>r. 01 :Le Crown Princt. Intended I rr.arry commoner i? citnied by official Swedish agency.— Reuter
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    GANGSTER RULE IN MARSEILLE
    127 1 GANGSTER RULE IN MARSEILLE Three KiH 11l I Bar Shooting Ttuvnnw London, Apr. 1 hoc-ght to be indirectly conn.- ;<,.':' awit 4 Ventve x i i: onne 2 xv: n caused excitement In Marseille* have consideraWe Inflmnci y in the underwortd bu^ m -> iU r:•ipal affairs. a shooting outbreak
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    More Rioting
    87 1 I'aris, .Mar. H Flowing thi anti-Fascist activu or Saturday at Tours trouble bro» out anew on Sunday when Fas ists, embracing Marxists I communists, bro Ke up a meeting >: produ:*r, M. and newly formed political tyled th< "Sottdarite C ivSarm< t tk t. >I P lliC4 Wnu
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      59 1 "WmW COCKTAIL DANCE (MAKAN KtTCHIL) DANCE INFORMAL '45 p.m. lo Midnight DAHCING "LADY'S NIGHT" IN T rcr CONNECTION WITH THE CAPITOL UrS °A> CINEMA FILM APRIL 3rd A Bl 'IFCL PRIZE WILL BE GIVEN TO THE LADY ADJUDGED THE MOST < MttmM .m m IHACTIYE DANCING LADY' una 4th the
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      95 1 On Other Pages Gibb and J. T. Smith will meet m the Mala>an ?o)f championship final to-day Pajre 16. Selangor need 2M7 runs with nine wickets m hand to beat Singapore —Page 16. Easter League football Pages 9 and 15. Ptnang Chinese swimmers were beaten by the local Chinese and
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    AMATEUR RACES
    812 2 HEAVY GOING AT IPOH Top Hole Destroyed After Fall (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Mar. 31. Steady dr'-zzie persisted throughout I todfty'fl amateur races up to the end I it the s;xth race when it cleared up. i Tfie going was extremely heavy, re suitlDg hi Royal Prooerty
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    CHINESE HELD BY RANGERS
    707 2 SELANGOR TEAM'S VISIT Match Against Malays To-day S.C.F.A 2: Sel. Rangers. 2. Conceding a great deal in weight. the Selangor Rangers managed to hold the Singapore Chinese in a friend).; game on the Anson Road Stadnir 1 on Saturday, sharing four goals. The Chinese, however, did
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    Selangor Rangers vs. M.F.A.
    164 2 Much interest is being taken m this t afternoon's match at Jalan Besar when the Selangor Rangers are to meet the local Malays. There has been much doubt as to i whether the M.F.A. can get men as, ?ood as the so-called professionals to j I
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    ADMIRALTY CHANGES
    66 2 London, Mai The Admiralty announces that R< SI Aomiral Kennedy Purvis has been sp pointed to be Assistant Chiel ol N St ii in succession to Rear-Admlra Sidney Robert Bayley to date from A I 15 Roar-Admiral Bayley is to be Rl Admiral commanding the Battle Cruiser Squadron
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    48 2 Stanley Baldwin. In the HOUM Commons, promised sympathetic c si< ration to the proposal that a con p, r v levy for financing IndUltl research should be imposed on induti Ft was stated that there v. ID iport tor such a proposal I to lustriet themselves.- British Wireless
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      314 2 m SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY renders. owing materials or «ciaars. WeMunici, J urchas. Closini 4th, a (r •April Oth s? I pm. T d y C. H GOLI Municipal Bl |L NOTICES. SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUR Notice. Swimmini Pool will b cl on .i lay, Api 1 light, ai.d srlU April sth High
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      87 2 Diary Of The Week i Monday, 2nd. iliigh Water 12.08 p.m., I Easier Monday, Public Holiday. Cricket Singapore vs. Selangor. padang. third day; Ceylon Sports Club vs. T.P.C.A.. Balestier Road, 11 a.m., Ang-lo-Chinese School vs. S.C.R.C, S.C.R.C.. 2 p.m. Football: Selangor Rangers vs. Malays. J. B. Stadium, 5.15 p.m. Racing:
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    MR. L. P. DE SOUZA RETIRES
    194 3 MR. L. P. DE SOUZA RETIRES I. Vears In Lam! r» Office rs oovernmi l» de Son. I Revenue. Saturday. I rvvby. educated at .gapore Joined ice on Dec. 5^895 he Land Office been in Out ,nd was ono Ol perienced officers. a Revenue served was The late sir ct.
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    HONG KONG R.N.V.R.
    62 3 H.M.S. Cornflower A> Training Ship Hon K lar. 14. l M.S. Corn- in March Future \y i a traininj N .il Volun- I in official j m Commodore cer will go on in Thursday and Commodore E. W. ind ship's comn the China I j them God-speed
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    AMUSEMENT PARK LICENCES
    332 3 MANAGER RESPONSIBLE FOR BREACHES i From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 31. Holding that the manager oi an amusement park, in his capacity as Licensee was responsible for any breach ot a condition of a licence. Mr. Justice Burton here, in giving judgment in the in
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    MAGISTRATE INCORRECT
    642 3 Now I thin* it is clear that no one but a licensee can be convicted under. r his sib-section. It is obviously not sible ior the licensing officer to cr ate an offence against a stranger a condition endorsed on a licence i which he Is not a
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    GERMAN IMPORTS HAN
    236 3 Prohibition Of Raw Material Purchases Berlin. Mar. :4. In order to prevent any prejudicial effect on internal prices owing to the temporary prohibition of the purchase abroad of cotton wool bast-fibre, a decree will be issued prohibiting under penalties any unjustifiable increase in the price of textiles.
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    Expensive Labour
    120 3 Programme The Government's huge labour programme, costing four milliard marks, meant a serious charge for future years, declared Count Schwerin Krosick, Minister for Finance, in a speech at Muenster. In addition to this there remained a deficit of two milliard marks from the previous budget. It was hoped
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    MOTORING IN EUROPE
    280 3 Difficulties In Spain And France Once again the A A. has come to the rescue of AA. of Maiaya members. As a result of civil strife in Spain— where, incidentally, the tourist has no; cause for worry— the Touring Club Espanol found it necessary to withdraw Carnet
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    COMMUNISTS SENTENCED
    52 3 Duesseldurf. Mar. 27. Three Communists were beheaded this morning for killing a stormtrooper on June 6. 1933. in the course of a Communist attack on the storm troopers' headquarters at Erkrath. Gen. Goering commuted to life imprisonment the sentences of death passed on seven other Communists for complicity.—
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    Selangor Rangers' Visit: Monopolies Sports
    115 4 The captains toss up in the soccer match between the S.C.F.A. and Selangor Rangers on Saturday. The Selangor Rangen team In who t meeting with the new Maiav XI to-da> ronrtderable Int iresl .> being displayed. A long pull and a strons pull. Tui-oi-uar final
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    MONOPOLIES SPORTS
    339 4 Ang Ann Hoe Champion Athlete The Government Monopolies Bpor; Club suorts were held at the opium packing plant. Pasir Panjang. in the j presence ot a large crowd. C Division ot the Preventive Seririce won the team championship. while the correspondence and aud i department were runners-up. Cham
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    U.S. MINSTER IN DUBLIN
    86 4 Credentials To Be Presented In Usual Way Tho Washin^on, Mar. 27. f* >ma tate DoT >artment announces Du'blinT if DOWC (US Mlnlsto fn uublin) is expected to present his credentials to the Governor- General in the customary -anner. He merelv M ld H t0 day his
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      18 4 FERROCRETE THE RAPID-HARDENING PORTLAND CEMENT TIME IS MONEY FERROCRETE iS^^l BflCu^^j^ T^^^Mo ___Z SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IPOH.
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    Drastic Measures Against Lotteries In England
    404 6 l_ London, Mar. 28. IHe new Betting and Lotteries Bill was read for the first time :n thi House of Lords this evening The purpose of the measure is to! amend the law with respect to betting on tracks where sporting events tMUU place,
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    ROMAN HISTORY
    52 6 Diplomats Work In Chinese c m Rome, Mar. 28. Signor Mussolini today received Mr Chang Nai-yen. the new Chinese Minister to Brussels, who presented II Duce with the history of Rome written by him in Chinese Mr. Chang announced that he proposes to write t>»^ Ki«t^— for the
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    13 6 Mr. H. B. Talalla of Kuala Lumpur is in the Singapore General Hospital.
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    FAIR PLAY FOR MONSTERS
    195 6 Manchester View Of The Penang One This is how the Manchester Guardian contemplated the Monster of Penang I (The monster market is not what it was! In the brave day* when the Loch Ness! (specimen was functioning efficiently! j amid the general interest and respect |of
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    TO GO TO ENGLAND
    164 6 Boxer Indemnity Fellowship Examinations TH 0 Peiping, Mar. 29. The Board of Trustees for the Administration of the British Boxer Indemnity has telegraphed to the chancellors of the four government universities in Peiping. namely, Tsing Hua. Peita. Pingta and Shihta. acceding to their request that the
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    $10,000 HAUL
    116 6 Bis Opium Seizure At Singapore ok A a***} of cont raband chandu worth about $10,000 was made by Preventive Officers on Saturday morning. The smuggler escaped after an exciting revP,n,f that at 1 am on Saturday revenue officers were in hiding on ihe beach near Katong Park, when
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    LAST OF THE BOERS
    94 6 Death Of Man Whose Action Led To War t_^ _v. London, Mar. 29. D ne aeath is announced of F W Ritz aged 92, a former President of the Orange Free State and the last survivor of the presidents of the former Boer republics in South
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    LORD GLEICHEN
    184 6 In Singapore During Far East Tour Lord Edward Gleichen, K.C.V.0., C.M.G.. D.5.0.. who retired trom the British Army with the rank of MajorGeneral in 1919, and is now extra Equerry to H.M. the King is in Singapore today. Lord Edward, who is 71 years of age, is on
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    CHINESE IMMIGRATION
    108 6 Quota To Be Increased The Colony's Chinese immigration quota Is to be increased to 2,000 persons a month as from May 1, the numjber allowed to land since Feb. 20 1933 'having been restricted io 965. j A proclamation to this effect appears in the S.S. Government Gazette
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    35 6 Paris, Mar. 27. Two secret depots of arms were discovered by the police this morning Ucting on information received. Large quantities of ammunition have been seized, also several sporting rifles and au automatics. Reuter Wireless
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    AGRICULTURE
    363 6 Greater Interest In Shows (Frcr. Our own correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 29. That increased interest was being taken all over the country in agricultural shows and that there were rumours of the revival of branches of the Kciation, were the two main points interest in Mr. F. W. Douglas'
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    Permanent Indian Trade Show For Kuala Lumpur
    215 6 The Malay Mall the Government „t in n. the establishment in K the Oovernm^. Kunhiramon Nair from n h chants not only tn £5 and south Airica 1 Thee inquiries wer, v. *amm£mmmm7? Encouraged by the meet- n here by certain p\mhk facture.
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    30 MILES AN HOUR
    220 6 Speed Limit May Be Reim posed At Home London, Mar. 29. The reimposition oi the maximum speed limit of 30 miles an hour in populated areas for all motors and the stipulation that new applicants for driving licences must have passed a test of competence are
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    197 6 Mr. A. N. Maeaulay And Miss G. A. Mercer The wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Thursday of Mr. Alan Newton Macaulay. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Macaulay of Golspie. Sutherland, to Miss Gladys Annette Mercer, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercer, of
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    31 6 London, Mar. 28. It was announced at the meeting of the London County Council today that instructions had been given for the preparation Of tnwn nlannirnr cKhama for London.- British Wireless
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    "CHINESE LINDBERGH"
    80 6 Military Medal For Serving Rendered Nanking. M;ir .'I The National Government t decided to confer upon Mr. Sun T kang. the "Lindbergh ol China Military Medal I first class > as in couragement ior the servicer rendered to the cause of civil In China. Mr. Sun will leave.
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    27 6 Contracts for motor ships placed In Europe in February were valued £4.600.000. Of this amount 83J50.0 will be expended on new reaaeli British owners in this country
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      85 6 SPECIAL DISHES FOR THIS WEEK MONDAY ROAST LEG OF PORK, Apple Sauce. TUESDAY ROAST LAMB, Red Currant Jelly and Mint Sauce. WEDNESDAY STEAK, KIDNEY and PIGEON PIE. THURSDAY ROAST BEEF, Yorkshire Pudding and Horseradish Sauce. FRIDAY SCOTCH LAMB STEW. SATURDAY CHICKEN AND MACCARONI PUDDING. 60 Cents. Including Potatoes Vegetables. Butter
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      192 6 16 YEARS OF INDIGESTION Cured In Eight Weeks. For sixteen years this woman suit- i |ed agony from indigestion. dys;> gastric ulcers and colitis Alter eight weeks she was cured by a lain doctors formula— by a treatment v 'chemist can sell you. "Sixteen years ago I had indU I
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    SEAMEN NINETEEN HOURS ADRIFT
    113 7 DIED AS A!J> IRIIO BS ma (fueenstown. Mar. iU. is had battered them twelve men in a ship's rtaken by tragedy this M rescueM arrived. tanker Inverarder had iplessly drifting. wen lowered to them, but the men leaned ,f the boat^-and the craft m into the
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    TASHI LAMA OF TIBET
    78 7 Exile To Be Asked To Koturn Dar.iecling, Mar. 30. a rernment deputation ad servants and valuable irrived at Kalimpong China to bring back the ol the hereditary buddhism m Tibet, who was Bring a dispute dai Lama. with the Tashi the reincarnation of the Ich cannot
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    BALKAN EARTHQUAKE
    50 7 ramc In Bucharest Opera Bucharest, Mar 30. Hi m a stam- i» when the earth- > which larmed the whole were injured. Moscow. .Mar. 31. •Tlni °i tarth^^e shocks i4m hr Southwn Rn ««a last night. houses and furniture to shako aiey. Shocks were also felt at Ti
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    LOANS TO CHINA
    233 7 Foreign Secretary's Statement Amplified Am mam 9mm. London, Mar. 30. As Sir John Simon's answer in the rlouse of Commons on Mar. 19 concerning Chinese railway loans, app ea *s to have been misreported in som f Allows- 5 ReUterS State the W«S Mr. R. Rankin <Con.
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    "DUCK SOUP"
    230 7 Marx Brothers At Their Best The Marx Brothers certainly enhance their reputation m "'Duck Soup" at the Capitol. For sheer honest, clean fan this boisterous farce is one of the best that has come to Singapore for some time. The pity of it is that this team is
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    18 7 The Englishman, of Calcutta, which dates back to 1321, has ceased publication and become incorporated m the Statesman.
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    KLANG TENNIS
    583 7 1 Singapore Players Do Well '"rom Our Own Correspondent.) w rv Klang, Mar. 30. The Klang Club Easter tennis tours nament began this morning m fine weather. For the first time m the i history of the event Asiatics took part. Today's results were as follows: 1 Men's
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING
    151 7 Chatham Wins Doncaster Handicap -From Our Own Correspondent) Sydney, Apr. 1. The Doncaster Handicap I one mile» of the Australian Jockey Club was run here to-day and resulted as follows: CHATHAM 10 4 1 GOLDEN WINGS 9.6 2 WHITTINGHAM 8 3 3 Won by half a head; third
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    Letters To The Editor
    130 7 Dog Show Protest To the Editor, 'b^ ir, J 1 Director cf the exhibition has read Bow-Miaws letter of March 29th in your paper and as this letter is of such a vulgar type it seems unnecessary to continue this correspondence as it is quite plain
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    MYSTERY BUDDHA
    157 7 From Kensington Gardens To Shanghai Shanghai, Mar. 27. Some unknown Londoner has made a curious gift to China. The Shanghai Postmaster opened a mysterious package addressed to him to find inside a small image of the Laughing Buddha with a small string of prayer beads wound round his
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    FRIDAY THE 13th
    164 7 Strong Cast In Pavilion Film Although the elite of British acting talent is gathered in the Gainsborough picture "Friday The 13th"— no less than nine prominent names figure in the cast it is devoid of spectacle and grandeur. In fact, it is quite a simple story of
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    RUBBER FOR CHINA
    152 7 Malayan Business Men's Plan To Extend Market i Form Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 31. A group of Chinese business men are at present touring Malaya studying the possibilities of introducing Malayan rubber into China and i building factories m the large cities of the Republic
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    "SILLY GOSSIP"
    119 7 Siamese Government Denies Kra Story (.From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 31. The Government announces that it sees no necessity for taking notice of what is described as the "silly gossip" published m the London Daily Express last week regarding the possible concession of a site on the
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      105 7 BRITISH BROADCASTING i CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS and FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1934. G M.T. 2.0 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. News Bulletin. 2.15 Arthur Salisbury and his Orchestra, relayed from the Savoy Hotel, London. 3 0 Time
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1934 Week-End Comments
    509 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1934 Week-End Comments li IR. NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN has j been presented with a very j nice little Easter egg in the form of the British financial I returns for the year ending March Si. These show that the budget surplus is £31 million
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    1221 8 11/OMEN are crowding in so fast at j I the Chicago bars, large bars andi: imall bars and bars of the "elegant" J :lass. that the men of the city are wondering how they can stop the advancing hosts. Society matrons Women and all the ot
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    395 8 Sir Robert Holland left Bangkok for Saigon by the Air-France 'plane on Friday. The Sultan and Sultana of Johore arrived in Kobe by the Taiyo Maru last Monday. They were to stay a week in Osaka and Kyoto before going to Tokio. Mr. P. H. Swinchatt
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    833 8 iFTER A FEW weeks ot qM> 1 during which it was supp lave made its escape by the fl ?d river to the sea, the Lor nonster 'Knodalon Nesstcoi mown locally as "Bobby." th«. :ex has not ye t been discover, igain begun to disport Itsell rat
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      52 8 A WOMAN'S WORD was the title of a play which was produced recen 1 1 y. Appropriately. enough' it lasted nearly three hours. A "GAFLAC* POLICY on the other hand lasts for a year and may be repeated ad. lib. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers.
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    BIG CAMPAIGN AGAINST FUKIEN REDS
    110 9 BIG CAMPAIGN AGAINST FUKIEN REDS Hea vy Fighting Expected Moßf Kong. Apr. 1. strict instructions K ihek. who is ampalgn against the Y^gtsze, tral f< rcea In PuWen tro pe in South len have reached •-itched battle, within a day; I tion ot Kian- ?Hth division; Yuan-llang cap- and the!
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    DAIREN TRUNK MURDER
    255 9 A Marriage Of Beauty And Science Dairen, Mar. lu. j. oj "beauty ir ved, disasurt -day on the the Dairen trunki a Japanese I i to have rival for the K "'ire ol an the] > M the death two year*' Mrs. Ked; ma. who. div >rced
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    Closer Contact Between India And China
    487 9 Educational Society To Be Formed A Sl INDIA^ Educational Society It 5" ***<*»« shortly, according to Mi. Tam han. a member of the tutorial sratf of the International h^T tJ^- whlch was SSSSS3 b> Dr. Tagcre some years ago interviewed by a representative of
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    FRENCH IMPORTS
    158 9 British Metal Quota Drastically Reduced London, .Mar. '28. New tension has arisen in the trade treaty conflict between Britain and France because France Las just -educed the British imvor; quota of copper, nickel and numerous other locals by 75 per cent, that is, to a CUU ter of
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    DUTCH TRADE
    134 9 Negotiations With Great Britain London. Mar. ZB. The Netherland! Government have informed His Majesty's Government that they are anxious to enter into negotiations with regard to trade between the two countries. Colonel Colville. Secretary of the Overseas Trade Department, stated In the House ol Commons that in order
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    198 9 Arsenal Bewildered By Stoke's Speed <From Our Own Correspondent) London. Mar. 31. Arsenal started off promisingly in their League engagement at Stoke t-)-day and soon gained a lead through Sastin. Then they became bewildered by the sudden terrific and amazing oeed of Stoke, for whom Matthews scored. Huddersfleld
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    KING'S EASTER
    95 9 Spent Quietly In London London. Mar. 29. The King and Queen will spend the Easter quietly in London. On Thursday next they will leave for Windsor travelling by road and it is expected the Court will remain there for about one month. British Radio. Four workmen were killed,
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    RECOGNITION OF MANCHUKUO
    316 9 RECOGNITION OF MANCHUKUO British Policy Unchanged Shanghai. Apr. 1. Interviewing Chinese officials and journalists in Tsinan. capital of Shantung. Sir A. Cadogan, British Minister in China, who arrived in the city yesterday on his way to Peking said that no matter what the Japanese statesmen would do to get the
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    ITALY AND JAPAN
    172 9 Duce Gets Into Hot Water Over Speech Rome. Japan has made representations protesting against recent Italian criticism ot Japanese policy and action in the Far East. Recently Mr. Matsushima. the Japanese Ambassador, had a conversation with Signor Mussolini, in which he called attention to some remarks about
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    BOXER INDEMNITY
    102 9 Funds For Museum And Girls' College Shanghai, Apr. 1. The Committee of the Boxer Indemnity Funds returned by the various Powers held a meeting yesterday and decided to set aside a million dollars for establishment of a museum near the mausoleum of Dr. Sun Yat Sen. The sum
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    CANTON GOVERNMENT
    103 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh May Be Abolished At End Of The Year Shanghai, Apr. 1. The proposed military council for the South will be formed shortly, according to a late message from Canton. General Chan Chai-tong and General Li Chung-yan will be Chairman and ViceChairman. The air force
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      171 9 Expressing in Corsetry LONDON OFFICE 27. OJ ompiies with the British Life Ass AGENTS expert advice will be given. SHANGHAI! CHARTE PORATION. or !*,>„. ADSI _Ho„ gKong) j ■"TH moers is limited i PaW up capital 1 the manner pre- j shares of £5 No. 6 of 1929 ol I
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      1527 10 WHAT 120,000,000 ARE THINKING— No. 4 Movemd M.^* r Hours Aii W iges TpHIS IS the Mcles by Ralph ■W. Page, IM D* S toure<l the country to dis^ J, I\JIN UN the National Recovery Progl findings into writing frOM APRIL Ist, 1934 uarts, per doz. Sfi.! 4 EE* Ek
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      SWISS FRANC
      216 10 To Remain On Gold Zurich, Mar. 12. To dispose once and for all of the persistent rumours that Switzerland intends to follow the example of Cze-cho-Slovakia and reduce the gold conintends to follow the example of Czec tent of the Swiss franc, Professor Bachmann, President of the Swiss
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      CANADA'S PRODUCTS
      117 10 t Marketing Board Formed i Ottawa. Mar. 26. The National Products Marketing bill, tabled to-day in the house by the Minister of Agriculture, creates a I Dominion marketing board and gives organised producers of farm and other natural products the widest powers ever In regard to inter-provincial and
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      MANCHURIA'S TRADE
      25 10 Dairen, Mar. 30. Manchoukuo's exports -and imports for 1933 amounted to $46,305,237 involving $8,321,340 of re-exports, it was made known here to-day. Reuter
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      225 10 Mar. 26 27 SL American Can. Com. 99 97 99:? A American Telephone and Telegraph 119 3 4 117* 8 1117«9 7 Atcheson Railroad 65 1 64* 2 65' 4 Dupont 95i 2 933 4 953 H Firestone. Common 21 5 8 20 7 B 21 General Electric
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      U.S. Labour Troubles Hamper London Tin Market
      281 10 •From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 20. While both spot and three months metal have gained on the week, the Tin market slackened off on Thursday and Friday and, at the moment, there seems to be every indication of rather restricted business until
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      LABUAN BILEH
      508 10 (Production Control Not Sufficient The twenty-fourth annual general meeting of Labuan Bileh, Ltd., was held at the office of Messrs. Boustead and Co., Ltd., Ipoh, on Tuesday, Mar. 20. Mr. C. Footner presided. The chairman said: "The profit for the year, after allowing for the depreciation on buildings
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      77 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT March 29, 12 o'clock noon. doc Buyers Sellers R.S.b. equal to London Standard Spot < loose) 17 17i 8 [R.S.S. equal to London i Spot <F.0.8> 17 5 > 16 17 716 i Standard R.S.S. on Tender Apr.-June 17% 173^ July-Sept. 17%
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      MINCING LANE BROKERS OPTIMISTIC
      1102 10 MINCING LANE BROKERS OPTIMISTIC Wise Rubber Restriction ists tl I Considering Possibility Of Failure I From Our Own Correspondent) London Mar. 5. Thete is again no news to send yoi this week concerning the rubber res triction negotiations, save tha. it is i fact that representatives of Dutch anc 3rit!sh
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      DIVIDEND DOUBLED
      121 10 Harrisons And CrosfirltTs Decision J i Lond(»n, Mat 1 1 I The effects ol Improved prt< rubber and tea are probably r in the decision of the direct I Messrs. Harrisons and Crosfield Ltd I declare interim dividends oi 5 pi «actual> in respect of the year June
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      MALAYAN PALM OIL
      96 10 Latest Buyers* i Prices Latest buyers' prices. n< < t -Messrs Guthrie and Co. by cabl< |day morning, for Malayan pain. palm kernels were: palm oil In tjc.i.f. landed weights New York > delphia 2.55 cents <U.S. curren lb. ci.f. landed weights US A I Ports 2.50
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      FRENCH IMPORT DUTIES
      60 10 Mow To China's Tea Industry i Nanking. M.»r Chinese reports state that th< 1 Government has raised the ll duty on tea from 3.54 to 7.75 frana kilogram, effective on April 1. J As France imports more $1,000,000 worth of Chinese lea .'year, the new duty Is
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      AIR MAIL TRAFFIC
      84 10 fcj The Postmaster General ami that the weight of letters lent b from Great Britain during 1933 was the largest ever recorded in one jreai 1 amounted to about 85 tons as com; i with 64 tons ln 1932— an increas. I Per cent. The Christmas letter
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    Y.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
    524 11 London C Of C November 1934 Examinations tudenti of the Commerce passed mber ot Commerce st November. For tht school started tarda] Geography in year and hundred en teemed in J Senior kr.pui- .<nd IfrwutiKji Choc I Kuan, Focg Kim j I paldas, Lim Chin V.V
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    KING OF SIAM
    285 11 Programme Of European Tour 'From Our Ono^,,^ Q The programme *J*£ Mar. 21 Queen of Slam's visi t t- *F ,ns and has been consWerab^modmed^ PartS In. to the original ulCt_ Accordwere to have W„ .n V r Ma,estles ond of thismom,. No^he a v" d at
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    SIAM ICE COMBINE
    344 11 Baagkok As Centre Of Distribution •From Our Own Correspondent > Bangkok, Mar. '21. At long last the Bangkok ice companies, of whom there are many, have 1 been able to come to an agreement ana I evolve a working plan. This it is calcui lated will do
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    DIVORCE TRIAL IN PRIVATE
    365 11 DIVORCE TRIAL IN PRIVATE x °c£L.: erils of SECRECY Appeal By Wife Of Canadian Minister Mrs. Cora McPherson ol fc H Al^ Minister of' Publfe W^- Alberta, was granted a dettirp ii, M s^ herson had contended before the Alberta Appeal Court that the SJS2 EE e S? tofa W
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    FUTURE OF BURMA
    133 11 Separation Must Not Dislocate Trade London, Mar. 2l>. Replying to Parliamentary questions regarding Burma the Secretary for India, Sir Samuel Hoare, pointed out that the question of that country's separation from India was a matter jrhlch awaited the recommendations of the Joint Select Committee and the lecision
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    BAN ON ENGLISH
    62 11 Chiang's Fears For Chinese Calligraphy Shanghai, Mar. 28. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has issued an order prohibiting the people using English for addressing their letters or using foreign calendars or signing their names m their despatches. Tho order also prohibits the use of artistic or western form of
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    30 11 f I were a revolutionary I certainly uld not adopt the tactics of Sir ifford Cripps of jumping into the idle of it and then running away, dr. Winston Churchill.
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    RUBBER CONTROL
    524 11 «^s««iaiu isiuDos un Danger Of Optimism thf lr r?_. Slna^ sta^Ui an address to week^T P anterS Assocla '-st V,Us..^nHi r 1 i havl S been established ?hat r,,hh b 1S only natural to hope wm. «n. a COntr can be established think su eeess. I should like
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    STILL PESSIMISTIC
    347 11 Bangkok Business Still Under j The Slump (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 21. i The different foreign companies (working in Siam and which issue balance sheets annually, have nearly all disclosed their figures for 1933. They all reflect in greater and less degree the depression the country
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    MOTOR FILM SUCCESS
    115 11 World- wide Distribution Of "Wheels Onward" "Wheels Onward," the new Austin film which vividly depicts the making of the modern British car, has. we learn, achieved world-wide success. It has been shown to appreciative audiences m Canada, South Africa India, Singapore, Holland, New Zealand, Australia and Finland,
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      395 11 I CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHLNA (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600,000 Rew^eVinrf 5 eaCh SK^"* of 3 o0 000 Proprietors £3,000,000 <ui Q< v, HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London, EC 2 Agencies and Branches Alor Star iioilo Saigon Amritsar i poh Semarane
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      Another China Sea Piracy
      366 12 Hong Kong. Mar. 16. [1 The Norwegian s.s. Norviken, under harter to the Indo-China Steam Navi;ation Company, put into Swatow .esterday more than twenty-fours jverdue with the explanation that sue lad been pirated. Twentv-two men took part in tne •oup. seizing control ot the ship, iound
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      1931 CRUISER LAUNCHED
      379 12 Five More To Go Affloat In 1934 London. Mar. 4. I H.M.S. Ajax. the first of six cruisers due to go afloat in the present year, J rill be launched to-day at Vickers-' I Armstrong's yard. Barrow-in-Furness, j Lady Chatfield, wife of the First Sea|C Lord, is
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      SHIP'S OFFICER DROWNED
      96 12 Body Recovered From River Calcutta. March The body of Mr. Frank Boyd, chief engineer of the Cabarita. now lying in i the Hooghly. who was drowned on 1 Sunday was picked up from the river j off Matiabruz, a south Calcutta suburb. I The funeral takes place
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      314 12 From Our Own Correspondents London. Mar. 16. The following are passengers by the P. and O. Corfu, which left London today and is due m Singapore on Apr. 13: For Penang: Mr. G. P. Aitken. Mr. R. Claessens, Miss J. Eskell. Mr. E. S. Greenwood Mrs. If. D.
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      MOTOR SHIP AS MIDATLANTIC BASE
      74 12 For their seaplane service to South America, the Deutsche Luft Hansa has arranged to have a seaplane base in the South Atlantic, and the steamer Westfalen" has been utilized for this purpose. It has now been decided to add another ship to serve alternately, and
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      VAIN SALVAGE EFFORT
      47 12 Fourteen tugs tried m vain recently to refloat the Norwegian motorship. Vestvard. which ran on to the Goodwin Sands, on the East Coast of Kent. Thousands of tons of eareo were jettisoned, but even with the lighter load. the ship was only slightly moved.
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      23 12 Captain Edward Waterhouse. iormerly of the Biife Funnel Line, latterly their wharfinger In Liverpool, died suddenly on returning from a game oi golf.
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      125 12 Ships Alongside th<- ITkarvei m Expected to Arm. j last Wharf (Entrance Gate I j Pleasant vllle 22: Ophir 20 j lain Wharf (Entrance (.at. Katong 15: Eiunaeua 13; .treus 9; Cyclopi 7. Empire Dock (Entrant e <..u Rhexenor 30: C ol Christ. Cingalese Prince 34. Tayoank Empire
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      475 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated in F.M S. i TELEPHONE Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. J 1 Imperial Airways. Boohing Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. j Royal State Railways of Siam. I JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA. K Drporated ln England) K NT 'EMPRESSES," COMPRISING TM» IND FASTEST STEAMERS ON SAILINGS
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      66 12 I. S. K. LINE, j ISHIHARA IMHSTIiIM I* TRANSPORT CO Incorporated In Japai REGULAR FREIGHT *M PASSENGER SERVH Jl SHYOGEN MARU Apr 6 MALTA MARU Apr. 'FOR KOBE, OSAKA. WW}** NAGOYA AM) YOKOIIA^ DM JOHORE MARU Mar <> MALTA MARC Apr For rates and other piease apply: I ISHIHARA SANCO
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      733 12 Local And j Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals c BY TRAIN tangkok every Saturday [J 7 p.m. and Thursday «.a0 WU J Saturday 1 [uantan <via Jerantut' Monday to Friday '.30 a-m- j [uantan <via Jerantut. Saturdays 7 Pm Lelantan <via Padang Besar. Monday and Friday < P-m-Lelantan (via Gemas)
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      70 12 During the war the trade between the j Dutch Indies and Australia was considerably extended, and the Dutch shipping company Koningklijke Paketvaart Mij. has been taking advantage oi the increased trade with their large fast steamers Nieuw-Holland and Nieuw-Zeeland on the line Australia-Batavia-Singapore. The forrr.er shir is now equipped aft
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      131 12 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm HENDERSON LINE SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS By Fortnightly Passenger Steamer Between Rangoon. Port Sudan, Marseilles, Palma and England HOMEWARD SAILINGS Port of Disembarkation Plymouth Leave Rangoon 1934. KEMMENDINE Apr. 9 BHAMO Apr. 24 AMARAPOORA May 7 1 SAGAING May 23 BURMA June 2 YOMA June 16 PEGU June 30 CHINDWIN
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      374 12 VESSELS ARRIMD Poelau-Roebiah, Dut 5,656 too Amsterdam 1.4 for Tg. Priok 4 Atreus, Brit., 4,260 tons, fro:: burg 1.4 for Hong Kong 14 Kepong. Brit., 1.322 tons. Swettenham 31.3 for Bangkok him Cyclops, Brit., 5.786 tons. gow 31.3 for Manila 3.4. Hervar, Norw.. 761 tons, frc kok 1.4 for Cochin
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      374 13 r Ck W and BRITISH INDIA p. O. S. N. OTS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS I nafC >pore. Tnage S'oore ■i.OOO Apr 12 SOUDAN 6.500 June 6 15.000 Apr. 13 RAJPUTANA 17.000 June 8 11.000 Apr. 27 RANCHI 17.000 June 22 BHUTAN d.lOO May 10 BURDWAN 6.070 Julv 5 7.000 May 11
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      517 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln England) ev_d t- "ELLERMAN" UNE IZ "^raassysßsssL"" City of Christchurch Dnc Sal,s City of Bagdad In Port Apr. 2 City of Lille A P r 14 A Pr. 16 Apr. 29 May 2 City of Kastbou^ ne H NG K NG> SHANGHA "PAN.
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      1062 13 sE^ xJ***** §sr m m co <m? Th. r,„ INSURANCE. ThC ISSSSL %t L?S d n and lobe The and r mmWMMm The Fv^H^foH RAILWAYS. The Federated Malay states Railways The Roya! State Railway of Siam Imperial Airwa- Ltd AIRWAYS. Indian Tran^onUnen.a; Alr ays Ltd Ki.'J^i^^^^^^ BLUE PUMMEL LIME Regular
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      846 14 IV. P. m. &ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OPHIR Monday. Apr. 2 Belawan-Deli. SINGARADJA— Monday/ Apr. 2. Selat-Pandjang. Koedap. Bengkalis and Baean Si-Api-Api. ROKAN Tuesday. Apr. 3, Bengkalis, Paneh. Berombang. Tanjong-Mengei-dar. Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan. TOMOIION— Tuesday. Apr. 3 Singkawang, Pemangkat aTid Sambas. MAJANG Wednesday. Apr. 4. Prigi-Radja, Sapat. Tembilahan, Pouloe-Pallas. Pengalian-Estate and
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      486 14 PRESIDENT LINER— TO EUROPE rROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VTA .COLOMBO. BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEX^JDWA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK, Arrive Leave Leave Arrive S'pore. S'pore. Penang. N.York. Pres. Van Buren Apr. 7 Apr. 10 Apr. 12 May 22 Pres Garfield Apr. 21 Apr. 24 Apr. 26 June 5
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      665 14 IO NAPLES, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AM| TO HAMBURG HAKONE MARU 10,400 Apr. 4 5 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 Jui SSUWA MARU 10,000 Apr. 19 20 HARUNA BARU 1C.500 June 2 1 .FUSHIMI MARU 10,000 May 3 4 KATORI MARU 10,000 Julv ij HAKOZAKI MARU 10,900 May 16 17 KASHIMA MARU
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    ARSENAL IN THE LEAD AGAIN
    126 15 But By The Narrowest Margin I i.i of the LtftfM football matches played on Good md on Saturday Arsenal regained the leadership Division. Eainsfl Derby old only draw the Londoners than the lay, no\w\ t (i Huddersand Arsenal As a re- Huddersfleld r ol slightly
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    1152 15 resulted! DIVISION I I Bla I 1 3 Wi si Bromwlch 2 II c 0 I 3 Newcasi 2 4 Dej s 0 Shefi W 2 Id U. 3 M >ugh i 1 A 4 Bin 5 i Evert 0 DIVISION II a i C G :oln l
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    153 15 League matches to-day are as follow DIVISION I Aston Villa vs. Sheffield U. Blackburn vs. Sunderland. Chelsea vs. Portsmouth. Derby vs. Arsenal. Everton vs. Leeds. Middlesbro' vs. Newcastle. I Stoke vs. Tottenham. West Bromwicfc vs. M'chester C. W'hampton vs. Leicester. DIVISION II Bradford City vs. Fulham. Brentford vs.
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    413 15 A LOT DEPENDS UPON MUTHUCUMARU i/ MUHLCI'MAKI, twelfth man tor the Singapore State side against Selangor. is the hope of the Cevlon Sports Club in their match against the Tamilians' Physical Culture Association at Balestier. When stumps were drawn yesterday the Ceylon Sports Club needed
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    Raffles Institution Beat Khalsa
    182 15 The Raffles Institution scored an easy victory over the Khalsa Association on Saturday. Khalsa :—Ram Piara c Schelkis b Fernandez 8; Gopal Singh c and b Fernandez 4; Gopal Das b Fernandez 3: H. Singh c Hamilton b Ali 1; Thaman Singh c and b Ali
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    INTERPORT HOCKEY
    178 15 Malayan Team Leaves For Hong Kong The Malayan hockey team which is to play representative matches in iHong Kong and Macao, left Singapore for Hong Kong by the Naldera on Saturday. This is the first time that a representative Malayan hockey side has gone on tour. It will
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    INTER-PORT WATER POLO
    876 15 INTER-PORT WATER POLO Penang Chinese Twice Defeated THE PENANG Chinese swimmers who visited Singapore during the week-end lost their water polo fixtures to the Singapore Chinese and Singapore Swimming Club by 3—2 and I—nil1 nil resneetivplv There was a good gathering at the Chinese Swimming Club. Amber Road on Saturday
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    EUROPEANS WIN
    109 15 Narirow Margin in Swimming Club Match Yesterday morning the Penang players visited the Singapore Swimming Club and played a match against the Europeans. The home club were without their captain. C. G. Windle. who is on home leave, and C. Goldman, centre-forward, but M. C. Elliott and Coombs
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    COLMAN LEAGUE
    339 15 Drawn Game At Jalan A first division M.F.A. fixture in tin Colman League was played last Saturday at Jalan Besar when the Sahar Kamar shared points with Fathul jKarib, the scores being three goals all At ter Ave minutes Daud opened the j score for the Sahar Kamar.
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    THE SCOTTISH CUP
    62 15 Rangers And St. Mirren In Final London. Mar. 31. The Rangers and St. Mirren qualified for the final of the Scottish FA. Cup competition, <to be played at Hampden Park. Glasgow, on April 21 1 on Saturday. The Rangers defeated St. Johnstone I—nil1 nil at Hampden Park,
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    SINGAPORE ON TOP: SMITH OR GIBB
    1872 16 Selangor Want 297 To Win bowlingHonours FOR D'ALMEIDA IBy Our Cricket Correspondent.] THE SINGAPORE vs. Selangor State cricket match was con- tinued on the S.C.C. Padang yesterday under ideal conditions and at the close of play Selangor required 297 runs for victory with nine
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    27 16 The Penang Chinese Swimming Club team which lost 3—2 to the Singapore Chinese at water polo on Saturday and I—o to the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday. aaaßaßa
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    PERAK vs. PENANG
    71 16 Visiting Bowlers On Top At Ipoh From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. April 1. Yesterday's postponed Perak-Penang inter-State cricket match commenced this morning. Perak opened the batting through Suppiah and Stewart, who faced Reutens and Knight. Stewart opened the score with a drive past cover for one. Knight
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    Jardine Will Not Against Australia
    40 16 Jardine Will Not Against Australia London. Mar. 31. The Evening Standard publishes the follow ing exclusive statement from D. R. Jardine. England's cricket captain "I have neither the intention nor the desire to play cricket against lustralia this summer." Reuter
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    136 16 wart was bowled by Knight. Hazari, his successor, was coon caught by i Thompson off La Brooy. Bailey filled the breach and made ,47 with phenomenal luck, being missed about six times. Suppiah. alter making six m an hour's stay at the wicket. 'was dismissed by La Brooy. Pcrak Ist.
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    FOR GOLF TITLE
    730 16 Elkins And Craik Go Out In 2nd Round 30 FOOT PUTT WINS MATCH •From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. April 1 WJ. GIBB. the Selangor Club champion, and J. T. BM (Singapore Island and Island Club champion) are finalists in the Malayan amateur golf championship. The fl
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    KEPPEL COMPETITIONS
    42 16 The results ol the bai? s**< Keppel Golf Club arere: f^ndciy B La Dloche 37—7—30. Saturday: c Clackett 39—9—30 The mixed foun *m( .> flag Mon yesterday afternoon arts won by Mr. and Mrs J. D M. i it tl tiolc
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    HOME RUGBY
    73 16 S\vun>ea Trounce Tht Harlequins London. Mar Z9 Result! in Club Rugby :o-day included the following Bath 9 United Ben Bridgewater 3 Blaekheatr Bristol 3 Le lea iter Cardiff 9 Barbarians Coventry 23 Richmond Gloucester 27 London W North olreland 3 Btrkenlu ad Plymouth 8 O Ifcbanj Sale 18
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