The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 April 1934

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,234 ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, APRIL 1934. 10 CENTS.
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    Jiro Satoh's Tragic Farewell
    1134 1 Vanished from ship m the straits Am Only Burden To My olleagues'' Altar To His Memory In Empty Ship Cabin kffen SATOH, raptaiii »»i the Japanese Davis (up lawn committed suicide by throwing himself rtrboard trom the Hakone Man m the Straits of Malacca fiursdaj night.
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    STRIKE FEVER NOT ABATED IN U.S.A.
    133 1 STRIKE FEVER NOT ABATED IN U.S.A. Five Thousand On Verge Of Idleness Washington, Apr. .>. Labour trouble is threatening to break out again m the motor industry General Johnson has sent his labour assistant. McGrady, to Detroit to deal with the situation as it appears the workers are becoming restless
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    GOLD INFLOW
    107 1 New York, April t;. Th. New York Federal Reservstatement shows imports of 4.099.100 dollars gold from England and India with exports nil. There is no change m the gold stock earmarked for foreign account.— Reuter. Washington. April ii. Mr. Morgcnthau has invited bids ior 100.000.000 dollars oi treasury
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    ANGRY CARIS MOB
    76 1 Paris. Apr. ti. A noisy demonstration of postal and telegraph employees occurred this afternoon m front of the Ministry «»f Posts and Telegraphs m protest against the reduction of salaries. The demonstrators shouted abuse against the Government, singing the Internationale. This is the first time since its
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    BUSINESS REVIVAL
    92 1 Hifch Levels In Wage Washington. Apr. 5. The continuance of business improvement is evidenced m the report) of the Department of Commerce which announces increases of six per cent m factory employment and twelve per cent m pay rolls lor the month of Feb. compared with Jan. Both
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    STILL LOSING
    49 1 Had Year For German Shipping Berlin Apr. 5. Tl c Hamburg Amerika and North I German Lloyd shipping lines show a I loss of 2.300 marks each for the I financial year just ended, compared with a loss of 13 million marks each 'for last year. Reuter
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    LORD CARSON
    17 1 London, Apr. 5. Tbk condition of Lord Carson is reported to be slowly improving.— Reuter
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    Swaraj Party To Be Revived
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    22 1 Mrs. Caidecott, who opened the Singapore Flower Shou at the New World yesterday making a tour of the shou Mr. John Laycwek.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE ROUSED
    179 1 STOCK EXCHANGE ROUSED Closing Ranks Against Control New York. Apr. ti. /"opposition is developing In respect of the Stock Exchange Control Bill. Mi*. Samuel Untermyer told the Banking Currency Committee that he agreed with Mr. Whitney and others m opposition to the marginal requirements of the bill which would be
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    SIR JOSIAH CROSBY
    80 1 Popular Appointment To Siam 'From Oar Own Correspondents Bangkok, April ti. The appointment ol Sir Josiah Crosby to be British Minister has given the greatest satisfaction to Britishers m Siam. his knowledge of the •language and country during many years consular service m all parts of Siam
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    BRITISH SUGAR
    49 1 London. Apr. H. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Minister Agriculture have appointed a committee to inquire into the condition of the sugar industry m the United Kingdom The committee consists of Mr Willrid Greene, X.C chairman. Sir Kenneth lee and Mr. Cyril Lloyd. British Radio
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    R.H.S. MEDAL PRESENTED TO PLANTER
    224 1 For Life Saving At Grave Risk- F: ov.:' Own Correspondent.! Kuala Lumpur. Apr. "T desiri to congratulate you on th< public recognition of a deed which waa carried out quietly and efficiently." said the British Resident. Mr. T. S Adams, m is afternoon at the
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    Gandhi Back In The Limelight
    163 1 Gandhi Back In The Limelight Indian Leaders At Variance With the intr<»c)w. tion of the ht>: steps m the new Fndian (onstitution the Congress Party is making an effort t bttag together again opponents el the Swaraj Party. New Delhi, Apr. o /*ANDHI hai approved the decision tl Congress leaden
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    WOMAN FLIJER.
    46 1 Marys* Hilz leaves Nanking Sank m ur. Apr. ti. Mil-.. K.lz Fren b aviatrix) hopped off for Hong Kong this morningReuter. Hon* Konpr, Apr. «>. Mil Kiiz. the first woman to fly ir.>m Kanklng to Kang Kong arrived f.-re saf< ..:-> r: »:i. Renter Far Eastern
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      48 1 IJGIA TEA I Brmg* 'he h******* n d fragrance of the Malayan 8-' direct to >c»r home. TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS RIJSTAFFEL 12 30 to 3 p.m. sp ECIAL DINNER DANCE 9 45 to Midnight Tlir WITH HE FAMOUS MAGICIAN DEWYNE R\p c j p CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA h^^_ PHONE 5381.
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      80 1 On Other Pages Big battle with Reds m Fukien Page H Brilliant display of orchids at Flower show Page 9. Indian's claim for share m lottery prize dismissed Page 6. Sharp advance m price of tin Page 9. Results of yesterday's races at Kuala Lumpur Page 16. R.A.F. score four
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    Law Notices For The Day
    37 2 Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Gerahty m the Ist Court at tl a.m. D. C A. 5/34—Choo Soo Pin vs. Lee Siam Hak etc. (including Motion for extension of time
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    18 2 H Mrs. F. W. Peachey, wife of the manager of Printers, Ltd., has arrived In Singapore from home.
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    ALLEGED MURDER AND SUICIDE ATTEMPT
    168 2 MAN AND WOMAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION A HOKIEN Chinese and his mother m law are lying m a critical condition m the General Hospital following an incident at their home at the 6th mile, Upper Serangoon, yesterday. It is alleged that the man attacked his
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    LEFT FOR DEAD
    143 2 Old Maiav Woman Found On Road A European driving along Balestier Road at 11 o'clock on Thursday night notced an object m the centre of the road. On investigation this proved be the huddled body of an old Malay woman who had sustained severe injuries and was
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    STOLE GRAMOPHONE
    81 2 Allegation Against Educated Abdul Mohamed. an English-speak-ing Bombay Indian, was charged before Mr. J li. Brander m the police court yesterday with housebreaking and theft. It is alleged that the accused. w»o is unemployed, broke into a house m Tras Street while the oecumer. a C y lonese
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    104 2 A special meeting of the Taiping Branch. ISP. is being held, by the courtesy of the Club committee, at the New Club. Taiping. at 7 p.m. on Tuesday next, at which Mr. L. W. Tivy. the recently elected chairman of the Society, will give an address on the -subject of
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    BROKE AWAY NAKED
    689 2 But Captured For Fatal Assault Penang, Apr. 5. A sensation was caused m the Police Court yesterday at the hearing of a muraer inquiry, when the widow of the £cad man, on seeing the accused being brought to the dock, started weeping aloud, and at the same
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    £1,000,000 CANAL SCHEME
    162 2 Improving London-Birming-ham Waterway Work is now well m progress on the scheme of widening and deepening the canal between Birmingham and London, at the cost of £1.000.000. The scheme involves not only the widening of a large section of the canal, but also the reconstruction of 51
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    BUFFER POOL FORCED
    124 2 Not To Imply Continuance Of Control London, Apr. 5. The International Tin Committee have decided to recommend the signaI L ,cry Governments to accept the proposal to create a buffer pool at the earliest oossible moment. The communique states that the acceptance of the buffer scheme does
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    THE SILVER DRIVE
    66 2 Cuba To Purchase Silver Dollars Washington, Apr. 5. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation have authorised a loan of 6.000.000 dollars to the new Export and Import Bank for Cuba to enable it to finance the purchase of 8.000.000 dollars worth of silver which will be resold to the
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    LENIN LIBRARY
    221 2 Moscow Institution Has 5.600.000 Volumes Moscow. Mar. 31 The Lenin Public Library, formerly tbe Rumyantsev Library, has recent 1. celebrated its tenth anniversary It possesses over 5.600 000 volumes including 185.000 m the seventy different non-Russian languages of variotu peoples of the Soviet Union. 100.00 C rare old
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    46 2 Surgeon-Comdr. H. w .Fltmv William,. R.N.. Senior Alcdical om?-n" at the Navai Rase for three yean waa entertained by the Asiatic stall of the Base and Sir John Jackson fSlnfapore) Ltd.. prior to leaving Singapore II was presented with an addivss enclosed m a silver casket.
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    G.S.F.A. LEAGUE
    103 2 Entries Fow I 1 Division Eighteen U the Government s j The League 1 Wednesday sea p the Executive c viously given per teams to comb The aallott t D resulted as follows Ist Division: Marine I. Pn Post Office. Pub:: 2nd Division 11. Marine 11. Pi Dept.,
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    31 2 The follow:' water-polo 111 during the V M.C Cap Carnival 0 Caps Cl iran. Buan C Hoon. Sian l serves: F. Tai Ko Cap XI tten 1 Phong Cha Reserves Th:
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      175 2 Tender, Tenders are following may r particularExcavation ai ItC Gun.: Date ol April 9th Supply only root trust Ou Work 4 p.m Tv, Mv:, NOTICES Steamers latest particular yachts, etc. delivery from Apply to H. V. Gresham H P'-re. Cable adtir pore Office T' NOTICE. This is to |ta ..utuptf,,.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      331 2 Diary Of The Week Saturday, 7th High Water 2.21 a.m., 5 09 p.m. Singapore Flower Show, New World, third day. r'ootball: S.A.F.A. League. First Division. S.R.C vs. R.A., JB. Stadium 5.15 p.m. (Pte. Hughes). Jricket: S.C.C. vs. St. Joseph's InsiiItution, S.C.C, 2 p.m.; S.C.R.C vs. S.R.C, S.R.C. 2 p.m.; V.M.C.A.
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    MIXED COMPANY IN BANKRUPTCY
    479 3 MIXED COMPANY IN BANKRUPTCY Gateman, Clerk And Chief justice's Peon I v iV i.\ public examinations and other (IS was ckalt with by Mr. Justice Priehaid i lfS t?rdaj BETTY MARINO Popular U.S. Radio Violinist L Public his public .abilities were lt cents a day incurred this ..th a case
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    R.K.O. FILMS IN MALAYA
    162 3 Important Agreement Concluded The number of first-class motion pictures shown m Singapore will be considerably increased shortly as the result of an agreement concluded yesterday between Mr. E. D Leishman. representative of R.K.O. Radio Pictures now visiting Malaya, and Pavilion. Ltd for the distribution of R.K.O.
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    52 3 The Pulau Rimini monster is alleged to have been seen by the chief engineer of the Kirn Kean Anil, between Langkawi and Tarrautaw Islands. He was unable to give a description owing to the darkness, but he said it was moving towards the Sumatra coast, and was lashing the water.—
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    LOCAL FIRM'S LOSS
    80 3 $8,000 BREACH OF TRUST! CHARGE Chinese Arrested In Penang <From Our Own Corresponds c Pcnans:, Apr. li. A man alleged by the police to be Lum Lye Choon. alias An Tiang Teng, has been arrested on a warrant from Singapore for criminal breach of trust m respect
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    ROAD CONDITIONS
    376 3 A.A.M. Pointers To Motorists The Automobile Association of Malaya's road bulletin for the week ended April 5 is as follows: Singapore.- Changi. Joo Chiat, Tanjong Katong and Grove Rds. Temporary Level Crossings. Caution. Newton Circus at m. Newton, Kg. Java. Bt Timah and Scotts Rds. Turn L: proceed
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    65 3 It is officially notified that the headQuarters of the Veterinary Department, Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, h?,ve been transferred from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, with effect from April Ist. It is further notified that the title of the head of this department has been changed from -Principal Veterinary Officer,
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    MALAYA IS A STRANGE COUNTRY
    2115 3 MALAYA IS A STRANGE COUNTRY Mr. Gammans Exposes Some 11 IR. L. D. GAMMANS, Assistant Director of the Co-operative Department is retiring shortly. His farewell speech was to the Kuala Lumpur Kotarians m which he spoke on Malaya's shortcomings and foibles m a straight forward and amusing speech. One of
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    The Riddle Of Germany
    1678 4  -  Sir Philip Gibbs K.B.E. By This is the fourth article m the series being written specially for the Free Press by Sir Philip Gibbs. the well-known British author and journalist. Berlin. IN England. Prance and other countries the Revolution which. has happened m Germany is bewild
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    ABORIGINAL ESCAPEE
    186 4 Captured By Black Trackers Darwin, Mar. 31. Nemarluk, the notorious Fitzmaurice River Aboriginal who eluded the police for six months after his escape from the Fanny Bay Gaol last September, has been recaptured by the police He was trapped by Buln Buln, the most renowned aboriginal black-tracker m
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    36 4 ™£!_J er f r iron and steel received by Middlesbrough and district firms durng the past six months have been extremely heavy, and the expected rise n the price of the basic product pigiron, has materialised.
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    87 4 Approximately 10,000 people representing £500,000 m fares, will pass through Colombo from Australia during the next few weeks, many of them primarily m order to attend the coming Test matches. This is considered the largest exodus since 1929 and, already Australian folk are reported to be finding it almost impossible
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      658 4 CHURCH SERVICES Ist Sunday After Easter i i ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Martins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral >. 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. 10.30 a.m. Air Force Voluntary Servie.. 1 Holy Communion on Mon. Wed. and Friday at 8 am. Ti'.es. Thurs. and
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    Growing Southampton
    195 5 Growing Southampton tstructed m the new docks at Southampton. The first factory to he built on the extension tan be seen In background. It iv a flour mill. women's boat race took place on the Cam and was >». time for the half-mile course was 2 minutes SS seconds seconds
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    LIVED HERE FOR FIVE YEARS
    236 6 LIVED HERE FOR FIVE YEARS But Only A Month Out Of Gaol A young Indian named Mohamed Ismail with four previous convictions for theft was yesterday sentenced to a further term of imprisonment by Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, for stealing a motor car from Collyer Quay on
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    THOSE R.R.I. SALARIES
    167 6 Panic-Stricken Cut Which Was Unjustified Much praise has been given to the Board of the Rubber Research Institute for voluntarily paying back m full the cuts made m the salaries of their officers, and also for restoring agreement salaries' scales. The facts, however, as told to the
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    55 6 On the occasion of the birthday of H.H the Sultan of Kedah on Friday April 13. there will be a combined ceremonial parade of the Kedah Volunteer Force. Police and Boy Scouts at Anak Bukit. before the garden party m the evening. The usual ceremonies will be held at the
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    SHARE IN SWEEP TICKET
    632 6 Indian Petition Writer Loses Action (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 5. The claim of R. R. Sababathipiilai, petition writer, for a two-fifteenths are m a prize won m a private lottery of a Selangor Turf Club race meeting last October, was dismissed with costs
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    DISTRESS FUND
    110 6 March Receipts For European Unemployed Following is a list of donations received m March. 1934, for the F.M.S. Distressed European Fund. Government Contribution. Account Repatriations $895.31 Ex-Services Association of Malaya, Perak, Account Repatriations 400.00 Incorporated Society of Planters 133.34 Ciubs 684.51 J. A. Harvey Esq. 5.00 "B. O.
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    UNREGISTERED SCHOOL
    118 6 Chinese Master Fined fFrotn Our Own Correspondent." Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 5. Phoon Hoi Mon. an aged Chinese schoolmaster, was fined $5 by the first magistrate today for teaching and managing an unregistered Chinese school known as Phoon Hoi Mon's Private School" at Loke Yuen, Pudu. The prosecution stated
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    CANTONESE "FIVE TIGERS "
    604 6 CANTONESE "FIVE TIGERS Police Know A Lot About The Chan Brothers THREE OUT of the group of Cantonese, numbering 23, who were detained by the Singapore police m a large -scale round-up m search of Inspector Popejoy's murderer on the night of March 15, were bound over by Mr. J.
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    HANGED FROM TREE
    192 6 Chinese Woman's Discovery The discovery of the body of an i Indian hanging from a tree m a plantation, was described to the Singapore 'Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, by a woman named Tan Ah Chee and her 10-year-old son yesterday. The woman related that at 4
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    TIMOR ISLAND
    102 6 Russian View Of Rumoured British Plan Moscow. Mar. 31. Publishing the report from London that the British Government is debating the question of purchasing Timor Island. "Pravda" writes: "Britain has recently been fortifying most energetically her position m the Pacific Ocean. While strengthening her Singapore base by all
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    MALAY PENGHULU AS FILM STAR
    261 6 MALAY PENGHULU AS FILM STAR "The Story 0/ Penkalan Unnba (From Our Own Con. Kuala Lumpur I Thousands of illiterar. v innumerable kampon^s o:'»|] sula will have the teed 1 ;'< land thrift planted m t, near future when they produced by the Co-op I ment of Malaya and which
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    101 6 »Rio were responsible foi thelt; lately. The first accused tin prepared to show cans. the allegations and laid gulary employed as a Singapore Harbour Board The second accused td was arrested recent l\ bribe of 20 cents to I d sentenced to three weeks In ment. but he mai:/ charge
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      349 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPE TITION Six Free Chances Every Week jß^p!^! 0 h OU n d PartiCUlarS f the fuU results of all the etches played TUI7 DDifiTi ls ce hy i he last P <Xit on the fol'owins' IHfcj PRIZE OF Thursday night and
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    298 7 A slight outbreak of fire occurred at a Chinese girls' night school m Hokicn Street, last night. The fire was caused oy a petrol lamp falling and setting fire ■n the floor of a ground floor room. The flames were extinguished befcre the arrival of the Fire Brigade. *««t™ ulli
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    SIR CECIL HERSTLET
    189 7 Took Consulate Fla^r Back To Antwerp Sir Cecil Hertslet. who died on Mar. 4 at the age of 83 at St. Mary RedcUffe Vicarage, Bristol, where he lived with his son. the vicar. had had a long career first m the Foreign Office and later m the
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    T.N.T. IN FISHING NETS.
    100 7 Broadcast Warning To Trawler's Crew The following message was broadcast recently m London Will any member of the crew of the trawler City of Aberdeen, trawler No. L.T.326, fishing m the North Sea. who may have m his possession a substance trawled up three weeks ago
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    48 7 Mr. W. J. Gibb, formerly Inspector of Agents for Central Malaya, has been appointed Branch Manager for Siam of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, with headquarters at Bangkok. Mr. E. W. Comins succeeds Mr. Gibb as Inspector of Agents for Central Malaya with headquarters at Kuala Lumpur.
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    IN VLADIVOSTOK BAY
    163 7 Japanese Schooner Ordered To Leave Soviet Waters Report from Vladivostok state that on Mar. 10 a frontier patrol noticed I the Japanese motor schooner "Todzima Maru" half a mile from Askold Island, at the entrance of Vladivostok Bay. When examined by the frontier authorities, the captain of
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1934 Buffer Pool A Stage Nearer
    445 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1934 Buffer Pool A Stage Nearer I I I'THE ADVOCATES of the buffer tin pool have won ithe first round! m the contest for foisting this additional shackle of control on an unwilling industry. It is not a knock-out blow by any means,
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    Rs L was Saying
    1108 8 MALAYAN TICKET holders were not so lucky m the Irish sweepstake on the Grand National as they have been on previous occasions. Only two out of the total of 2,782 prizes distributed came this way— one to Singapore and the other to Kuala Lumpur. But m
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    326 8 Mr. N. A. Sedwick has been appoint- ed to exercise the powers of Superintendent of Prisons. Penang. The annual general meeting of the associates of Singapore Golf Club will be held at the Club House on Monday the 9th instant at 6.45 p.m. In the Straits
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    568 8 Topics Of The Week IT is rather cunou 1 ment. alter adopt] adamant attitude rubber industry* should now have agr rents again. It almost balmy spring air ol induced a sweet reasoi Cecil's mind which lacking m the less pie Malaya. If soTHE Topicist hi s understand the ittlt the
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    HOPELESS OBJECTIVE
    65 9 Meeting tf ex t Week President oi auction ar.d today met oi the disL ague of procedure which Lions by mission adeci dear dt tt March i prepai Mkt into at nxe the »x- i since v. vernments c allow hrough Bureau adjourn- Orest v efforts H which
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    BIG BATTLE WTTH FUKIEN "REDS"
    195 9 BIG BATTLE WTTH FUKIEN "REDS" Gate To Taming Lost And Won Three Times M Shanghai. A pr U t>. using the mountainous regions m Northwest Fukien as their base the Communist forces under Lo Ping-hui and Fang Chi-min launched a counterattack on ,the 88th Central Division at Tabling on Wednesday
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    CANTON MONEY CRISIS
    72 9 Loan Sought From Hong: Kong Chinese Hong Kong. April b. The Government Bank of Canton has asked Mr. Chan Lim-pak and other Chinese bankers for a loan of $5,000,000 which will be used to tide over the present currency crisis m the city. General Chang Fa-kwei. former
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    DRESS REFORM FANATICS
    106 9 DRESS REFORM FANATICS Shanghai. Apr. 6. The work of the so-called AntiIfcdern League which .has as its object the discouragement of the use of modern clothes and dresses made of foreign materials, is spreading rapidly. Several young ladies wtth fashionable dresses wore stopped by members of thc league m Peiping
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    SPY PENETRATION
    214 9 Japanese Network In North China Shanghai. April 6. A report from the Chinese Intelligence Department m North China states that the Japanese have established a j net work of espionage connections In Charhar, Mongolia and North China. The Japanese spies who are under the direction of the Tientsin
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    PORT OF LONDON
    106 9 A Proud Record Of 25 Years London, Apr. 4. The 25th anniversay is being celebrated of the establishment of the Port of London Authority which superseded various dock and other companies which formerly exercised powers over the tidal waters of the Thames In the interval immense improvements
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    43 9 A farmer of Tichborne, near Parkes. N&W was working m soft ground when his draught mare became bogged. When extricated it fell dead. Another draught mare which was harnessed to remove the carcase, took fright at the dead animal and also dropped dead.
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    46 CLASSES OF PLANTS ON SHOW
    657 9 Beautiful Collection Of Orchids Singapore^ gardeners have taken more interest m the flower show which was opened by Mrs. Caidecott. wif- of the Officer Administering the Government, at the New World yesterday, than they have done m any previous venture of this kind. This
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    36 9 The Imperial Headquarters. Girl Guides Association, London, have appointed Mrs. L. A. Thomas as Commissioner of Girl Guides m Malaya, m place of Mrs. P. M. Robinson, who is leaving for Europe m the near future.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    81 9 i Latest Rubber And Tin Price And Sterling Rates (From Gur Own London, Apr. 6. Spot (Sellers) 5 7;i6d. (5 3 /B d.) (Buyers) 5%d. (5 5|16d.) July-Sept. 5 9;i6d. (5 31|64d.) Oct.-Dec. 5 21(32d. <5 37i64d.) Jan.-March 5 3/ 4 d. (5 43 64d.) Market: Quietly steady.
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    WHAT 120,000,000 ARE THINKING—No. 8
    1400 10  - WHAT 120,000,000 ARE THINKING— No. 8 Ralph W. Page By The Problem Of The Farmers THIS is the eighth m a series of daily articles by Ralph W. Page, economist and writer, who has toured the United States to discover what its people think of the National Recovery programme and
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    88 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT do o Buyers Sellers R-S.S. equal to London Std. Spot Goose) 173/. 177/ R.S.S. equal to London St. Spot (F. 0.8.) i 8 i/ 8 is 31 6 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Apr. 177 8 i 8 May-June 18 18V 8 July-Sept.
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    MOTOR TRADE REVIVAL
    850 10 REFLECTED IN LARGER RUBBER SALES In America And Germany Messrs Symington and Wilson. London rubber brokers, m their report dated Mar 21, state: The higher prices ruling at the beginning of last week brought out a considerable volume of profit taking by outside operators and although the
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    212 10 April 6. London, 4 months' sight 2|4 ***** London, 3 months' sight 214 5|32 London, 60 days' sight 2|4 9|64 London, 30 days' sight 2|4 IjB London, demand 2|4 7|64 London, T.T. 2|4 3 [32 Lyons, Paris, demand 900 Hamburg, demand 147 New York, demand 59% Batavia, Sourabaya,
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    GENUINE CONSUMPTION
    307 10 European Rubber Demand On The Increase Easter came and went without any Startling news either political or on the .restriction question to disturb the mar- ket i state Messrs. Lewis and Peat (S. I 'Ltd. m their weekly market review*. ,On re-opening business has been quiet I and
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    196 10 SALES STOCK EXCHANGE 1.330 000 1.560,000 1,420,000 —United Press Association. Apr. 3 4 5. j American Can. Com. IOOU 101 4 102 American Telephone and Telegraph 120» 4 120*8 119^ j Atcheson Railroad 67> 8 67% 66 1 2 ;Dupont 9714 98 4 98^ Firestone. Common 21% 21
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    BIG PROVISION FOR BAD DEBTS
    746 10 Bangkok Company's Ptnfy Allocated The seventeenth annual general meeting of the shareholders of Barrow. Brown and Co., Ltd., was held on Mar. 24 at Bangkok, the chairman, Mr. H. Leatherbarrow presiding. The chairman, m moving the adoption of the directors' report and accounts for the
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    IMPROVING TRADE"
    286 10 Rubber Prices Bein^ Well Maintained There is only a short period for re:view this week owing to the Easter Holidays, and the market has shown a very quiet appearance with price fluctuating within narrow limits (states 'Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Co m their weekly review). Rumours of possible
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    13 10 Mr. W. Marsh, European Warder Singapore, has been s.ronded for service m Johore.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    99 10 FRASER'S SHARE LIST Yesterday's AIU ;Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) j Hitam Tin (SO) 'Jelebus ($1) Kamunting <ss> Kent Tin t2s> Killinghall (ss j Kinta Dredge <$1> Klang River ($l l Kucliai Tin Dredge <$i Lingui ($1) N. Taiping <$1> Pangnga Rivers (ss) Petaling rsli Pungah (£1) Rahman Hyd. tsl> Rantau
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    61 10 Messrs Guthrie Clatest buyers' prices, received for Malayan Palm Oil nals are Palm OU m Bulk: weights New York Ph cents (U.S. currency < i landed weights USA P jcents (U.S. currency p led weights Liverpool H I €10.10.0 per ton. Palm Oil m BarreK Liverpool/Continent <on basis of 5
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    OSCILLATORS BEWARE
    267 11 Authorities On Their I rnn Our Own Correspondent). SSU ti tO all j Ust ol I Int tdcasl the *\i t\ ginning ol 15 t>r a iveded tied Ol -n: ;n prote< tion res D* pr. ts !u- -id aa tati n IVi tain i the I Hates.
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    195 11 Station Z.H.I. Singapore has another achievement of which it can justly b*\ pround. The broadcasting of The Messiah from the Presbyterian Church on Easter Sunday was a tremendous success and listeners m all parts ot Malaya have expressed their appreelation. Reception was perfect and camel :hrough with plenty
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    EMPIRE STATION
    224 11 Points About The Programmes On April 15 at 3 p.m. GMT. the Empire Station will broadcast on transmission No. 3 the Old Contemptibies' Service which will be conducted by the Rev. Pat McCormic. D.S O The service will be relayed from St. Martin-in-the-Fields. London, and will last for
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    STATION "Z.H.I." SINGAPORE
    49 11 (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co., of Malaya Ltd.. Broadcast House. No. 2. On-hard Road. Singapore. IVave Length 49 M Metres. i SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1934. 12 30 p.m. Relay of Raffle Hotel i Orchestra Und c r the I direction of Mr. Dan! Hopkins
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    PHOHI HOLLAND PROGRAMME
    15 11 Wavelength 25.. r >7 M.. From LM p.m. to 4.10 p.m. G.M.T.
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    SATURDAY. APRIL 7. 1934.
    63 11 130 Wilhelmus van Nas^ouwen end opening. 140 Gay dance and jazz programme with collaboration of Jean dv Bela (tenon Rinus Komst < trumpet) Frank Sale (refrain singer conducted by Juan de Casas. 1. March of the Herald NL'holls-Bowhsci 2. Play of the waves (Dance phanta?ia> C.
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    275 11 including concentrated latex, latex and revertex. being final shipments on ocean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during Sheet and Crepe Latex. Con. Latex. Revertex TOTAL Transhipment Export Transhipment Export Transhipment GRAnF Proper S.S. M. S. Proper S.S. M.S. Proper SS~ ~m!T TOTAL <2> <3» (41 (5> (6) (7)
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      483 12 The Ocean Holiday Habit Is Well Established In Britain Today Last year, during the tour months of the summer cruising season, alone, ai least 120.000 holiday makers speiu their vacation -on thc sea" msteaJ ot "by the sea." About 30.000 seamen and well over a quarter oi a million shore
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      150 12 To Be Towed To Manila Although several bids have been received by the local American authorities ior the hulk ol the U.S.S. Fulton, which was burnt at sea recently the fate of the ship has not yet been finally decided. The hulk will be towed into Hongkong,
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      PORT HEALTH
      236 12 Health Bulletin Of the \»g*« Nations Eastern Bureau foi ed March 31st. 1934. Ba«ein: 4 smallpox cases and 1 deiTa? compared with 10 cases and 5 deaths m the previous week. Bombay: 4 plague cases deaths' U smallpox cases and o ea s with 12 cases and 6
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      114 12 SINGAPORE HARBOR Ships alongside ih. \\h Ar Expected U IrH* East Wharf (Intranet l Rajula 22; Anhul .lain Wharf <Eatran< Hopemount 15 Pr 11: Menestheus 6. Empire Dock (Entrance < -.it* 3> Benavon 30: Th m Empire Dock (Entrance Gi Bengal Maru 48; X __i m md 47. West Wharf
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      154 12 Now that a monopoly of the Turkish I coastwise shipping has been establish- t j ed by the Government, the Ministry of Trade have issued a time table which must be strictly adhered to. Harbour authorities are instructed to prevent loading or unloading after the pres- cribed period. At the
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      22 12 Por everything appertaining Travel. Banking Freight Apply w COOKS **i**Lte*__t±J* wacqßßFlits mmt WOPtO TPAVgj SEPVICCI ti*. KORf!\SO!S ROAD TndMtnal Attention Telephone 5908
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      309 12 BIBBY LINE j [LONDON ADDRESS 22, PALL MALL, LONDON, 5.W.1 1 of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO, PORT SUDA> MARSEILLES. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Ransoot 1934 YORKSHIRE Apr. 26 SHROPSHIRE May 10 war**r STAFFORDSHIRE June 7
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      455 12 Local And J Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals I BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m., Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan < via Jerantut t\ Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. e Kuantan »via Jerantut 1 jtl Saturdays 7 p.m. «»j Kelantan via Padang Besar I w Monday
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      123 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Touraine, Norw 2ebu 6.4. for Penan Binjoe. Dut. 715 t<>. >.4 for Koemai an B Hai Hing, Non Rangoon 54. ior Haiti Lipis. Brit 460 ton i.4. for Kelantan 1 1 Togian. Dut 872 lak 5.4. for Pontian; Produce. Hot**. 743 I a>k 5.4, for Bangkok Maiosa. N<>.\>.
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    88 15 SIX TROPHY RACES THIS WEEK-END KSV PROGRAMME OF EVENTS April 7tli compete to at 4 20 p.m wn m th. and it will bi the ran c mrsea wU thc Bodei 430 p.m. down ll rttli thc will be made instead o! It wiU be ra* i a will Commo--4
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    69 15 South Cal a Club Tennis and ime by a r v Blue and s i Clv >pen His part- They md R. vera m 1 p final, his to the was except ffort am feature that d at ling unng with the iring rer r i The
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    MALACCA BOXING
    224 15 Guilkrmo And Hemchet Draw From Our Own Correspondent I j not to have received The efiT I Neil Hemehlt m I ter round bout 7>f result being given a draw Hemohit put up an excellent shnu against a more experienced boxer H bad an advantage ot 7 lb.
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    132 15 Two Players Ordered Off The Field (w^ *E divisi League match between the present champions, the T.P.C A. and the Selangor Malays on the Kampong Bharu padang. Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, resulted m two mayors, one from each team, being ordered Off the field by Mr. C G
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    102 15 V.M.C.A. Handicap Tournament Ties m the first round of the M C.A. Billiards Handicap will be played i\_ follows Monday. April 9 U 3 p.m. Khoo Hock Tian -^30 vs. Haji Ahmad 20. Tuesday. April 10 at 8 p.m. Lee Kwong Soon 40 vs. Teo Lam Chye -105. Wednesday.
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    18 15 Commonwealth and Dominion Line has ordered another first-clas* motor liner of Messrs. John Brown and Co. ot Clydebank.
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    DOYLE'S ACTION SUSTAINED
    1061 15 High Court Judgment Against Boxing Board FINDING OF JUSTICE MacKINNON WM PUBLISH below „he judgment of Mr Justice ii King's Bench Division m the case to f MacKlnnon the weight boxer, sued the Britteh LlT Ch Ja< Do Tl th e heavy-j-are of the purse °tn h
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    22 15 Jiro Satoh. whose tragic death is reported on page 1. photographed with Lim Bong Soo on his visit to Singapore last year.
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    YESTERDAY'S FRIENDLIES
    265 15 Raffles Institution 5: Fort Canning 2. The friendly game of soccer yesterday between Raffles' Institution and Fort Canning played on the school ground was marred by rough tactics and the referee was obliged to stop the game after the school had scored their fifth goal m the second
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    208 15 Rough Diamond Knocked Out ak Penang, Apr. 4 aS m nth ago Rou Sh Diamond a rising young boxer of Penane w». awarded the derision i.. <ulg> waj __n.i d oecision m his encountei against Boy Nara, the Penang chamm*m a ath tn gh ln the opinion
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    BENDEMEER CLUB
    39 15 Members of the Bendemeer Athletic I Club are informed that an "At Home" will be held at the new Club House No. 2(5, South Canal Road to-day. A Walter Lindrum Padmorc new Billiard Table has been installed.
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    71 15 The following have been invited to play cricket for the Ceylon Tamils' association vs. The Singapore Recreation Ciub on Sunday at 2 p.m. on their home ground at Balestier Road H S Muthu, Nadorajah, R. Y. E. Sundram. J. K. Sundram. K. Muthucumaru <Captain>, B. Dudley, P. Retnasabapathy, V. Paramsothy.
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    JAPAN'S OLYMPIC ATHLETES
    236 15 JAPAN'S OLYMPIC ATHLETES LEAVE FOR MANILA AT END OF APRIL ■a. T Manila. The Japanese athletic delegation consisting of 170 men Is due m Manila on May 9. according to a communication received recently m the office of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation. Ihe Japanese athletes and officials ■re travelling
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    WOMEN'S TENNIS
    244 15 Queensland Player For imbledon An interesting addition to the prospective Australian representatives at Wimbledon is Mrs. Molesworth rhe woman champion of Queensland Recently Mrs. Molesworth left for a tour ot America, before visiting England. She is anxious to take part m the British hard court championships at Bournemouth,
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    INSPIRED FLASH IN POOR GAME
    733 16 R.A.F. Hang Fire And Then Get Four INDIAN GOALKEEPER'S CROWDED HOUR L R.A.F 4: I-CF.A 0. i RALLYING strongly m the last fifteen minutes of the game, the R.A.F. saved their display against I.C.F.A. m the first division of the league at Anson Road, yesterday,
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    MONOPOLIES GOOD WIN
    341 16 V.M.C.A. Beaten In Third Division I Govt. Monopolies .3 V.M.C.A. 0. j The team work of their forwards' and a well balanced understanding by their defence earned a three goal) victory to nil for the Government I Monopolies when they met the V.M.C.A. j tn the third
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    TODAY'S HOME FOOTBALL
    242 16 TODAY'S HOME FOOTBALL KEY MATCH OF THE FIRST DIVISION The following matches m the English League and m the Scottish League will be played to-day and chief Interest will centre around the Arsenal's meeting with Huddersfleld. both of whom head the League table: Arsenal vs. Huddersrield Birmingham vs. Chelsea. Blackburn
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    30 16 Results ot Rugby matches to-day included the following: Exeter 10. Leicester 15. Bridgend 16, Neath 7. Cardiff 12. Coventry 9. From Our Own Correspondent I London, Apr. 3.
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    129 16 Removal To New Premises To-day At an extraordinary general meeting held at their North Bridge Road premises on the 17th. ultimo the members of the Bendemeer Athletic Club unanimously passed two resolutions viz the removal to a better site and the purchase of a new billiard table. As
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