The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 April 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO 14.^37. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11, 1934. 10 CENTS.
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    Motor Kings Fight The Code
    43 1 O ll; INDUSTRY UP j\ DEFIANCE neral Johnson Revises ill- Washington) Apr. 10. N.R.A, will '^o to the and responsibility will bo ,»i General .Johnson the N.R.A. e f, running everything. 1 r Pern 53 I Reuter Wireless
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    Ford And The Blue Eagle
    21 1 Ford And The Blue Eagle j 5 not got i I Washington, Apr 10 to I n I I Reuter Wireless
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    Works Close Down
    9 1 Detroit. \pi Mr" I Detroit, \pr.
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    14 ADMIRALS ATTEND NAVAL WEDDING
    97 1 14 ADMIRALS ATTEND NAVAL WEDDING ECHO OF WAR EPISODE ON LINER London. Apr. 4. o nnan Captain, Franz von who was made prisoner of war 1915 whilst posing f.s a Swiss m a liner. present da y ai priiiguest wed- ai LynciL v r s crt Hj laughter i I
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    A FAMOUS ADMIRAL
    106 1 Strange Stipulation For Funenl London. Apr. 10. la announced o: AdmiralSi] Arthur William Moore, who request- his death should not be pubtUl after bis funeral. A< Moore died on April 3rd. th< funeral took place on April Renter. Moore, was 87 year? of H< entered the Navy
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    NOVEL RELIEF FOR LANDHOLDERS
    156 1 NOVEL RELIEF FOR LANDHOLDERS CONVERSION OF DEBTS TO STATE BONDS Bukharest, Apr. 9. f^EBTORS oi Rumania will benefit vastly from a bill sanctioning optional conversion of debts just enacted which provides that landholders paying debts within a year will profit by 75 per cent, reduction and those paying within two
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    SOVIET AND LEAGUE
    153 1 Switzerland Not Enthusiastic Geneva. Apr. S. That Russia will be admitted as a member of the League of Nations is the hope m League circles. The question will be discussed when M. I^itvinott' arrives shortly lor the resumption of disarmament talks Serious obstacles' are. firstly, the Soviet's
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    "HONOUR-SLAYING" CASE
    87 1 .Mrs. Thalia Massie Breaks Down i»enoa, Apr. i. Mrs. Thalia Massie. the central ngitrt* m the Honolulu honour-slaying case In 1< 32. wai removed to hospital on her arrival from New York. She is said to be Buffering from n* urltls. The steward heard groans irom Mrs. Massies
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    HOUSE FIRE MYSTERY
    65 1 Alan Shouts Alarm and Found Shot London, Apr. T. A man whom a policeman saw shouting Tire" through a window of an apartment house m Bloomsbury from Which dense smoke was coming was found shot dead m the room wheje the fire started. He was Edward Stanley
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    VICEROY RESPONDS TO GANDHI'S GESTURE
    123 1 VICEROY RESPONDS TO GANDHI'S GESTURE RELEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS Bombay. Apr. 10. THE GRADUAL release of all Civil Disobedience prisoners except those -onvicted or sedition is expected to follow Mr. Gandhi's statement made on April 7 as the Government is likely to rake the view that Mr. Gandhi's statement has
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    S. AFRICAN BUDGET
    42 1 Gold Production Ensures tape Town. Apr. 10. Striking figures with regard tv the effect 01 the increased value o: gold are shown m The budget which was introduced m the South African Assembly to-day. Tht- Minister <>: Finance said that.
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    Gigantic Battle Manoeuvres
    155 1 San Diego, Apr. 8. A GIGANTIC series of battle manoeuvres In which the United States Fleet will tight its way through 4.000 miles of "enemy* waters begins to-morrow and continues for a month. The manoeuvres are on a scale hitherto never attempted and will extend 3,000 miles
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    RAILS TORN UP
    49 1 International Express Crashes In Austria Vienna. Apr. 10. One person was killed and 15 seriously injured m a derailment oi the International Express trom Vienna to i Paris at Ostering near Linz owing to > the rails being deliberately removed for a distance of thirty feet.- Reuter
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    U.S.A. AIR MAILS
    35 1 Washington, Apr. 10. Mr. Newton Baker, ex-Secretary lor War. has accepted the chairmanship :of the committee investigating the question of the United States Army undertaking the carrying of air mails. I Reuter
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    FINANCE MINISTER WINS LOTTERY PRIZE
    85 1 FINANCE MINISTER WINS LOTTERY PRIZE BRITISH OFFICIAL'S HAPPY FAREWELL From Our Own Correspondent > Bangkok, Apr. 10. A STATE Lottery consolation prize worth over £100 sterling drawn on Sunday, was won by the Minister ol Finance who is a British Minister, on the eve of his departure from Bangkok. In
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    HUGE FORGERY PLOT
    166 1 International Gan# Run To Earth Warsaw. Apr. The co-operation or the Polish police and detectives from Scotland Yard is 'believed to have resulted In the discovery of a widespread International lortrery plot m which it is computed 250.000 were involved. It is already known that British. American
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    Allies To Call The Issue
    711 1 I German Arms j Exceed i Treaty Limit Talk Of Sanctions With U.S.A. Paris, Apr. 1 IT IS stated that -he date May 23rd u»: the summoning of the Disarmament, I Commission has been chosen to provide a breathing space the FrancoBritist] conversation on guarantee
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      77 1 On Other Pages Japan issues ultimatum to (hina Page 9 Attempt to assassinate King Carol ""Australia's chief Test bowler injured ~~Manila Olympic deadlock over Manihukuo entrj being rejected— Page 16. How new Funding Loan was received "~S^?C beat new Malay team m first division' football 2—l— Page 16. Australian Trade
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      86 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPRO M'H TO PI R* FRESH. PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE F\ THE TROPIC^. OBTAIKABLE AT ALL LEADL.VCV PROVISION* STORES. CHRYSLER COMFORT P:a view hotel TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY SATURDAY >ECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT "DE MEZEY REVUE" DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY MLF KELLERMANN'S FAMOUS BAND COME DANCE TO THE
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    HEAD OF THE BROTHERS
    143 2 Death of Ren. Ur other f Adrian We regret to announce the death m FTrance oi the Most Rev Bro. Adrian. Superior-General c:i tlu Christian Brothers. While on visitation to the Brother*' Scholasticate attached to the Univerlity of Lille, he became suddenly ill \ncl. though rallying
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    "SELLING" POSTS
    128 2 Husband Orders Wife's Arrest Shanghai. Mar. 24. The first case recorded m Shanghai's legal history m which a husband, m the exercise of his official duties, caused the arrest of his wife on a criminal charge was disposed of by the Second Special District Court yesterday with the
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    WAR IN THE AIR
    115 2 Entomologists Plan to Fight LAIOUSIS London, April 5. Mr H. H King, formerly entomologist to the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan Government, will sail to North Rhodesia to-morrow where he will engage on exoeriments m a specially fitted aeroplane designed to spray finely powdered sodium arsenite. Mr. King discovered
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    IRREGULARITIES ALLEGED
    530 2 Accusations j I Against Officials Of Penang S.C.S. Fund SENSATIONAL developments are expected to follow the special meeting held m camera on Saturday afternoon* at the Town Hall of the Subordinate I Civil Service Benefit Fund. A circular I marked "Strictly For Members Only" was sent out some
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    34 2 The following were passengers to Singapore from Calcutta and Rangoon by the Talma: Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacob Mr. I. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Soliday' Mr. A. J. Prank and Major C F Hamilton.
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    DISPUTED VALIDITY OF MORTGAGE
    466 2 DISPUTED VALIDITY OF MORTGAGE -ABNORMAL WILL" OF A CHINESE QUESTIONS Of the validity oi title to certain property under the will of .he late Tan Guan iHak, at one time a well-known Chinese trader iv Singapore, are raised In a Sur>renu» Court notion which commenced before Mr. Justice Gerahty, yesterday,
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    COOLIE'S FALL
    51 2 Whilst at work on a house at Yeo Chu Kang Road yesterday, an Indian coolie fell from a height of about 15 I feet, and received two lacerated wounds I over the scalp, and contusion over the j left forearm. He was removed to the [Tan Took Seng
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    League Can Enquire
    138 2 London, Apr. 9. The action of the British Government m officially enquiring from Berlin as to the meaning of th«» increased defence estimates is based on the fact that the League of Nations retains the power of supervision and it is open to the British Government to
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      499 2 I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEM^ VAREEN NAIL POLISH m liquid form Obtainable m the following shades White; Natural; Rose; Deep Rose; Pale Coral; Brilliant Rose. Made m England. 50 cents per bottle. MEDICAL HALL LTD., CHEMISTS. i BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS 4 REPAIRERS. 14 A Change Alley. Singapore. ins Cheapest
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      214 2 JSNDtjjj i SIN*, \ijTTS j Tender > t f( j following d j particulars Supply oi root tru Gas W 4 p .ni I I ••••iiu> noticr SteuriT n a .latest pan i yachts. delivery trom i Apply to H V. Gresham II pore. Cable id X jpore Offle, L
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      241 2 Diary Of The Week iigH Water #39 a.m.. 9.44 p.m. "wtball: S.A.F.A. League, Second Division. Malays xv. Pulau Brani A.R. Stadium. 5.15 p.m.; Third Division "B." 8. A Union vs. Straits Cattle T.F.C.. J.B. Stadium, 5.15 p.m. -fockey: Malaya vs. Navy (Hong Kong». Rotary Club dinner Goodwood Park Hotel 8
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    ANTONESE CAUGHT AFTER 2 YEARS
    16 3 sHnded Compatriot With ong been rday »ith i I rone 1
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    17 3 says i lent ol Sii ip to. sit to Ipoh deliv< red a Mis- the Kirn a
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    London Traffic Scheme
    147 3 MAKING CITY FIT FOR PKDKSTRIANS TO LIVE IN London, Apr. 7. Tik system Of safety zones lor pedes- trians as a means oi preventing street' accidents is to bo tested m London and j plans for the institution of special j crossings m the most congested areas
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    WOMAN WITH DAGGER
    84 3 Found When Police Searched For Illicit liquor two months 1 Imprtaoai ■fd by the ftrtt magitMr. H* A I" nor. yesterday, on a Hokien woman, Ooh Ah. who was! found In possession ol :i dagtrer. Wh« n Monopolies officers raided her 11 for illicit liquor they found
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    CHINESE ESTATE ACTION
    311 3 BANK SUED RY BENEFICIARIES Indenture Of Mortgage Attacked t 1 The Sze Hai Ton- Banking and' d^ anC H C Ltd arc tirst <*efen- pants and are represented by Mr Roland Braddcll assisted by Mr J Laycock m a case which opened In the Supreme Court before
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    40 3 Wednesday. Apr. 25, will be observed as a public holiday m Negri feembilan m connection with the installation j it His Highness Tuanku Abdul Rahman ibni al-Marhum Juanku Muhamnad K.C.M.G L as Yang di I] Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan.
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    PRISON FIGHT SEQUEL
    142 3 BANISHMENT PRISONER ATTACKED Four Chinese Charged After Hospital Death A verdict of voluntarily caustlM grievous hurt against four Chinese Chin Hong. Chew Sing Whye Xl Yeng Chow and Wong Van \x returned by the jury yesterday at the inquest on Ah Thoh who Mcd ir thc General
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    ALLEGED PLANT
    154 3 Tamil Fined For Possessing Ganja <From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 9. A feeble defence was put forward by an unemployed Tamil. Kambiappan. when he was tried today before the second magistrate for possessing and attempting to sell Indian hemp <gan;u< to another Tamil. He was found
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    14 3 Extension of leave has been granted 'o Mr. F. L. Llewellyn. Electrical Department. F.M.S.
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    BURNT TO DEATH AT FAMILY SHRINE
    186 3 Chinese Woman's Tragic End TO meet her death while worship- ing at the family shrine, a duty she had never missed for a score of years, was the sad fate of a 30-year-old Hokien woman. Wan Chin Lian, who lived will; her husband and
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    France Replies To Britain
    270 3 France Replies To Britain PREPARED TO MAKE A MOMENTOUS DECISION London, Apr. The F; ?nch r^ply to the latest British inqriiiej en disarmament has been received at the Foreign Office. It is understood that it is a brief document! containing i3o definite proposals pendIng fuller consideration by the French! Government
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    A MOVIE BALL
    109 3 To Help Sdragor Club (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. The first step towards an eilort t«. put the Selangor Club on its loot again If In the shape oi a movie b^ll to b<held on Saturday. May 5. Members are asked M not to wear
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    17 3 Mrs. B. W. Matthews, formerly of Solangor. will leave England shortly on a trip to Hong Kong.
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      360 3 FiRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BIRM.A. STRAJTS SETTLEMENTS and FEDERATED MALAY STATES HIOM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER DAVENTRY. ENGLAND. TWO of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the warckngths may be changed In the couioo of each day^ transmissions. An- :»ouncem^nts v,i!l be made at Crtqucnt
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    Air Mail Letter From London
    3042 4 Signs Of Easter The Road Traffic Toll: Drastic New Laws For Motorists And Pedestrians Empire-wide Celebrations Of The King's Silver Jubilee Ranelagh Loses The Royal Patronage Jardine Not To Captain England? From Our Own Correspondent London. Mar. 11. AST evening I was passing the imposing
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      212 4 Like a veritable host of the little bubbles, that and rise to the surf .v n all the life and sutui. M( FRESH PRUTT JU|rg«. from which PHOF\lv are made. PHOENIX RENOWNED AERATED WATERS C/n/y $2.40 for a mixed case of three dozens. You can order by PHONE. Ring 3463
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    London's First River Omnibus
    158 5 I tic lust m a neel Ol tl;n-t> -live, undergoing speed and navigation trials m the T'nni-s i each rarrj a hundred passengers, anil uill be fitted uith a bar and dance hall. Tfcsy arc handled by a trew of three lih her the Duke of
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    STRENGTHENING TIES WITH AUSTRALIA
    790 6 Trade Delegation Due Next Week Katavia. Apr. i. jV/IR. J. G. Latham. Australia's Minister of Industry leader of the Trade Delegarion which is visiting Malaya. Chi.ia a id Japan, expected to reach Singapore fcO-dmj by special K.N.I.L.M. plane. The delegation were the guests at B dinner
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    THE UNEMPLOYED
    155 6 Donations To Non-European' Fund j List r.t Donations for March are a.si follow. j Mr. C. A. Rodrigues $1 B*poK Municipal Subordinate Stall" 233.45 Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd. 150. Mr. F. Laiaroo, T. T. Seng Hospital 9 The Eurasian Association 40 The Municipal Commissioners 11.60 S.V.C. Headquarters Mess
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    Malay Enterprise At Klang
    800 6 ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION Shop Opened For State Products Klang, Apr. 7. Klang presented a lively spectacle today when curs carrying visitors from all parts of Selangor began to arrive for the exhibition ol Malay arts and crafts, and by 3 p.m. there was no room
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    50 6 The death took place of Mr Khoo Soo Ec of The Singapore Cold Storage j Co., Ltd.. Penang. on Saturday at 5.30 p.m. from heart failure. Deceased leaves behind his widow, three sons and four daughters to mourn his loses. The funeral will take place on Friday the i:sth. Init
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    A. A. OF MALAYA 2,500 MEMBERS
    626 6 Singapore Branch I AT THE annual general mooting of the Automobile Association of Malaya (Singapore Branch), held m the Chartered Bank building yesterday. It was reported that although revenue had increased this was more than oil set by the cost to the Branch of
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    CONFIDENTIAL
    173 6 Malayan Rubber lA^nJ To Mam I i From Our Owi < T.-spouJ Kii.il.i I umpur I.hr- lion. Mr II B. FgmJ who wit h the Hon Mr sou. went on a trip r nection with rubber iveula'JGi ed back m Kuala Luoji morning, but declined to i statement. He
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      54 6 DUFF'S WHISKY 111 111 111 I' 'ill I i IMlllll I P IP ''II *J\' -r ill 3| 4 I Is a Special Liqueur Cream. It is ade Luxe Brand and without Equal for Quality. Thoroughly matured and guaranteed 12 years old. SOLE AGENTS: F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., 3A, RAFFLES
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      644 6 $150 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPE TITION Six Free Chances Every Week leu matches to be plajed on Affirll 14. petitors mutt «nd 1? tSeir S'to rea?h T»I¥I? fininr Slf the las t po.it on the fol'owing TtlE PRIZE OF Thursday night and the results of the ffiM
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      43 6 Orders re© A/ /ml by post sttend /J\ c d Immedls jr>JJ tely. Addi. Cy M, Hi.li ft /(j^/ Blni >arjy pore JSk Of the I Archipelago I Brewery Co. vL^^wl Sple Agents N.V. Straits Java Tr.i Distributors The PhoenLx Aerated IValCl > v
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    PREMIER OUTLAWED
    55 7 I Otto .Bauer Cannot Return I To Austria Vienna, Apr. 4. Prominent people arc outlawed by a t decree today and include the former premier. Otto Bauer, the Socialist I leader, Julius Deutsrh. the Sohutzound leader, Heinz, the railway trade union I leader, Koenig. and the editor. Dr.
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE TRADE
    47 7 No Conference Arranged Yet Contn ry to the recent announce mcnt, no steps up to now have been taken to arrange a genera) AngloJapanese trade conference. Talks at present are limited to the situation arising irom The breakdown of the recent textile negotiations. Reuter Wireless
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      378 7 Gala premiere CAPiTOi 3.15—6.15—9.15 j I I TO-DAY L. Early booking is essential j I I '•*""'--r-r.- I Suwtlv 4^^ I n ,,uiie ll1 mervriileuse d'Clizabrib pr aren't strong A H .-..,1 .i'ui i}, Illenri Mil de ra^UKh ?o' b f rl "V ato %^^ft* I I '.u.,..i...n journal. 11
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      110 7 i BIBIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP lH^SiiUlßl'i LAST NIGHT! II S i NOEL COWARD'S I "DESIGN FOR LIVING" I J AN ERNST IXBIiSCH PRODUCTION m Darinsly conceived, scandalously told, seasoned with sparkling comedy J i FREDRIC MARCH, GARY COOPER, E JS MIRIAM HOPKINS, RSSS HORTON g A PARAMOUNT PICTURE SHE MADE A to-morrow i
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      131 7 fj^lllfplj^gl^^ 0 0^ 3 l5 6 15 9 15 -f?,ioine iiiross the continent a dread naught of the highway Swept together on that startling trip 17 passengers strangers AH MVgM m the web of murder, mystery, intrigue, romance, ex- Clttili.lt that involves them all M^ UUN TRY r CRUISE -^y^^
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. 1934. German Church Dispute
    435 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. 1934. German Church Dispute TTHE POLITICAL revolution m Germany which brought Hitler Into power has been accompanied by a religious upheaval which is approaching a crisis, as a result of the open defiance by Pastor Niemoeller, m Berlin, of the ReichBishop Mueller, the
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    as I was Saying
    1067 8 SOME of the old hands of the Singapore Swimming Club must have regarded as a peculiarly Perverted fora of sacrilege that suggestion which was made at Sunday's annual meeting that the lady members should »x that tne iauy granted fu n use of the club all
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    519 8 Nik Ahmed Kamil. State Secretary. I Kelantan. barrister-at-law. is on a visit j to Perak. The Annual General Meeting of the Planters Association of Malaya will be held on April 21 at Mercantile Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur. A part of the foundation of the old i
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    Two Alexander
    629 8 Alexander v H sometimes it were two I say. out wor.drou.sk I drummers, comi the road." [t days, hurtful i MR oem and toll./- J of men. Kg* orhers behaving clopicdiu and and others, a J with a cont. n.;»- I only too plain o ness. I mean
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      258 8 ALLSOPP BRITAIN'S BEST BEER REDUCTION IN PRICE FROM APRIL Ist, 1934: Quarts, per doz. J >6.55 Pints. per doz. 5)3.70 (Duty Included QUALITY GUARANTEED UNCHANGED Obtainable at all Clubs, Hotels. Restaurants Provision Stores. FRESH FISH ALWAYS AVAILABLE! i Salmon Halibut Plaice Turbot Lemon Dover Soles New Zealand Blue Cod Singapore
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      61 8 A WIRELESS STATION i j 18 to be erected at Bias Bay to check the activities of the pirates of that notorious lair. It is to be hoped that it will soon be known as Pious Bay. A GAFLAC Policy will cover you against loss of Baggage through piracy GENERAL
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    DIED AT BANQUET TABLE
    34 9 DIED AT BANQUET TABLE "ffiS^ v Minister Collapses Mr. He Valera Dublin, Apr. 9. ster to the rr llapsed i and diod private lew at niters Diplomaverai n by ttack d -''H r Reuter
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    ANGLO-IRESH DISPUTE
    36 9 Britfc Viti: Apr. 9. suxne -ions able ..asised ■.ties triunacc< ptable V' c-r meetMr. surmount I tribunal Irked d that H any en the ■tl ury an- I that 1 duties £2.500.000 Reuter Wireless
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    WATER FAMINE
    36 9 Prantr Tackles Grave Menace -n. Apr Eastern hat water iecided must be is m>r :t Of n on J eted rvancy summer problem discharge s only 600.I 4n0.u00.000. an inch n Kht Reuter Wireless
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    SPAIN'S COUP
    42 9 Nl Military Post In Morocco 1 ondon, Apr. 8. Proved a decree mmand m the v.hose ociiost peaceI In history Spanish soyI neve:- offidaya ago npanied by a radio apparatus. Han. p remi er trateglc im- of the Reuter Wireless
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    ULTIMATUM TO CHINA FROM JAPAN
    246 9 Settlement Of All Outstanding Questions Demanded THF ixpxvFcir 4 Shanghai, Apr. 10. jm JAPANESE Legation m Peiping has given the Chinese 1 nu hont.es an ultimatum demanding immediate settlement o a l outstandmg questions between the two countrieTbv direct negotiations. -"mo dj The Japanese also
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    British Guard Coal Mines
    74 9 Shanghai. Apr. 10. In spite of intervention by the Japanese commander at Tangshan. the British coal mining interests have. through the medium of the Chinese police, given the strikers three days to return to their work or drastic measures will be taken. As most of the
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    NEW SOVIET RAILWAY
    111 9 i Big Communication Schemes In North China Shanghai, Apr. 10. The double-lined railway m Siberia recently built by the Russians has beet* (completed and the Soviet Government Is preparing to despatch 100.000 troops gairlson the port o\ Vladivostok. The Chinese Ministry of Communications has completed an agreement
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    REVOLT SPREADING
    116 9 kAnti-Manchukuo Forces Capture a Town Shanghai. Apr. 10. Sanloshu. a town several miles to the north of Harbin, was captured by Chinese volunteers led by Ma Chenyuan yesterday when the Manchukuo garrison was totally taken by surprise. The volunteers who have been reinforced by hundreds of peasants within
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    GERMAN WORKLESS
    46 9 Steady Reduction Since Last Year Berlin. Apr. 9. Unemployment m Germany has been halved during the past year. It is officially announced that unemployed on Mar. 31, numbered 2.800,000 compared with 5,600,000 a year ago and 3,370.000 at the end of February.— Reuter Wireless
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    66 9 News was received by cable yesterday by Mr. R. Dana, late of the Municipal Building Department, Singapore, of the death of his father Mr. Alired A. Dana, late of the Singapore Oil Mills and a very old resident of Singapore at his home m Manipay, Jaflna. Ceylon, after a short
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    WHEAT CONTROL
    145 9 International Conference Discussions Rome, Apr. 7. Proposals ior fixing the minimum price 01 wheat m international trade wrere discussed at to-day's sitting of the International Wheat Conference. Only six countries out of the fifteen represented had time to express tl^eir views and consequently it is too early to
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    Wheat Cheaper Than Rice
    212 9 Rome, Aur. 9. In \iew of the tact that the price of wheat m China is at present very much below the price of rice it is felt that even a considerable improvement of world prices cannot result m any appreciable diminution oi the Far Eastern
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    NEW FUNDING LOAN
    292 9 Stock Exchange In Waiting Mood London. Apr. 7. On the money market this week, despite large dividend disbursements, supplies under the Clearing Banks one per celit. charge were again easily absorbed. Business on the discount market was quiet pending an indication Ol what use the Government will
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    134 9 CAROL'S PARAMOUR NOT WANTED Orthodox Easter Event At Bucharest m Vienna, Apr. 10. A CCORDING to Bukharest reports a melodramatic plot was discovered to assassinate King Carol and abduct Madame Lupescu to-night on the occasion of the Orthodox Easter celebration to-day. It is stated that the
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    UNREST IN FRANCE
    231 9 Rioters Rattle At The Arc I)e Triomphe Paris, Apr. 7. Whilst the hotheads among the ctvil servants are advocating a strike on May Ist against the salary cuts proposed as a means of balancing ihe Budget, it appears most unlikely that the meeting ot the National Council
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    114 9 Consul To Conduct Him To Chicago Washington, Apr. 7. The United States Government today cabled a warrant signed by President Roosevelt to the Turkish authorities appointing Mr. Berry. American vice-consul at Instanbul. to take custody oi InsulL It is expected here that Insull will start on his journey
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    38 9 Plunges Down Mountain Side Rio de Janeiro, Apr. 8. Seven people were killed and thirty injured when an express train from Bello Horlzonte ran off the rails and plunged down the mountain side. Reuter Wireless
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    92 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Price And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondent London, Apr. 10. London, Apr. 10. Spot (Sellers* 5 17;32d. <5 15j32d.) (Buyers) 5 15|32d. (5 13i32d.) July-Sept. 5%d. (5 9|32d.) Oct-Dec. 5 3964 d. (5 2132 d.) Jan.-Mar. 5 5364 d. <s^d.) Market:— Firmer. New
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    GRAVE DANGER OF MARKET COLLAPSE
    1166 10 If Restriction Negotiations Fail Balau Chairman Pessimistic The twenty-second annual general meeting of the Balau Planting Syndicate, Ltd., was held at the registered office of the Company, No. 1, Embankment, Kuala Lumpur, on Apr. 4, with Mr. D. St. L. Parsons In the chair. The
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    217 10 The directors' report to the shareholders of Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Limited, for the year ended Dec. 31, 1933 states: After providing for depreciation and directors' fees, the accounts, for the year under review, show a profit of $3,787.69. Deducting this sum from the balance of $29,882.08
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    70 10 The industrial horizon m Canada continues to brighten. The economic index number compiled from six major factors was 89.2 for the week ending February 24 compared with 88.1 for the previous week. Employment figures for February 1 were also encouraging, the monthly gain being the greatest for any February 1
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    83 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT April 10, 12 o'clock noon. 1 Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Std., Spot (loose) 17% 17 7 8 R.S.S. equal to London Std., Spot <F. 0.8.) 18 18V 8 Apr. 17 7 8 18 MayJJune 18»/ 8 18y 4 July|Sept. 18%
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    214 10 APRIL 10 London, 4 months' sight 2411 64 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 5 32 London, 60 days' sight 2)4 9 64 London, 30 days' sight 2|4^ London, demand 2(4 7 64 London, T.T. 2|4 3 [32 Lyons, Paris, demand 908 Hamburg, demand 147 New York, demand
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    83 10 Under the general policy of Joint economy now adopted by the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Canadian National Railway a considerable increase \in the operation of pool trains have come into effect from March 11. The saving to the two companies, which will be equally divided is estimated at nearly
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    184 10 April 10, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Gambler 4 00 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.75 Muntok White Pepper 29.30 White Pepper 28.50 Black Pepper 15.50 Copra mixed 2.55 Copra', Sundried 2.10 Small flake Tapioca 4.45 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.35 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.40 Lingga Sago Flour
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    AYER TENGAH RUBBER
    274 10 The report by the directors to the; seventeenth ordinary annual general meeting of shareholders of Ayer Tengah Rubber Estate to be held on Monday, April 9th, at Malacca states: The year's working has resulted m a profit of $2,348.17; to which falls to be added the] I
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    443 10 British railways did not create any new world records m 1933 though they maintained several. These include the world's highest authentic rail speed, 102.3 miles per hour, Plymouth Ocean Mail Express; the world's fastest steam train, the Cheltenham Flyer, average stop to stop speed 71.3 miles
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    FALLING STOCKS AND RISING PRICES
    601 10 FALLING STOCKS AND RISING PRICES London Tin Market Anticipations <From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 26. Owing to conflicting rumours regarding a once probable, but now happily, averted, strike m the United States motor-car manufacturing industry, there has been an erratic market for tin m London this week. Friday's closing
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    83 10 Abroad Rugby. Saturday. Exchanges to-day were: Paris 78 7 32. New York 5.17. Montreal 5.16*4. Brussels 22.10. Geneva 15.97. Amsterdam 7.63 L 2 Milan 60 18.l 8 Berlin 13.01. Stockholm 19.39 J 2. Copenhagen 22.39 l Oslo 19.90. Vienna 28. Prague 124 3 16. Helsingfors 226 2 Madrid 37 3.16.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    171 10 Yesterday's Alterations Ayer Hitam Tin <ss> 15s 16s AyerWeng(sl) 192V 2 200 Bangrin Tin < 34s 9cf 35s 6d Hitam Tin (50) 54 57 c d Hong Kong Tin (s) 14s 3d 15s Idris <ss) 7 S 3d 7s 9d Jelebus ($1) 142 145 Kamunting (ss) 14s
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    91 10 United Press Apr. 5> T American Can. Coir. Itt IC3 1C American Telephone and Telegraph Atcheson Railroad 66 l i Dupont [Firestone, Common General Electric (General Motors Goodrich i Goodyear Inter-Telephom Telegraph National City, Ban* <New York Centra Railroad Pennsylvania Raiiroad Co. Com Radio Corporation jSocony Vacuum Standard
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    1933 RUBBER CROPS
    62 10 The Ayer Kunirm •Company Ltd. 70.000 I .Rubber Estate, Ltd iStaffleW t •28,700 lbs.; The Bradu 'bor Estate. Limited Chersonese iF.MS.i I ,63,900 lbs.; Dennistown i Limited (Dennfftown i {The Highlands and L |ber Co.. Ltd. 131.000 lbs Rubber Company, I [The Krian Rubber I ipany. Limited
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    62 10 The production of *-v nada reached the n < ,vary of 1,728,500.000 I p compared with 1.708 .('<• ember, the previous r« '000.000 for January l I I Fair export demand pessimism m Euroj> were builish factors on Orain Exchange causing l "jitf 2»/ 4 cents a bushel m win
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    359 11 Presence Of Mind Foils •> J 4 Pcnaiiß. Apr J) A >ARINO robbery was attempted m v early hours of last Saturday ming a1 a house m Irving Road but alarm was raised m the nick of i and the robh,>rs decamped 1 was that of Mr
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    56 11 Mr John Hands. M.C.H.. has been appointed by the Board ci Directors as the Honorary Secretary oi the Kuala Lumpur R I v Club m place of Mr. L. D. Gammans, M.C.S.. who has reslgned on impending departure irom Mala:; Mr. J N. Becker has been appointed Asst. Honorary Secretary
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    108 11 Writers' Round-World Tour A :nalist AL v I Ipr. 9 rived irried a beard oi: around bell well- who m shirts el Idea world w spaper itions m g the idea. prominent p the party. s told, the ssfu] tour d a fund of regai nd' coi up into two
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    291 11 Safeguards Necessary Before Return The iollowing excerpts are taken 1 from the monthly review of Barclays •Bank for March: "In the light of the experience sained during the past, nine years it ■is obvious that Groat Britain, while fully alive to the advantages to be derived irum
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    96 11 rt.ooo Miles Through HlQla London. Apr. 7. Twenty boys bfVttiftng to 12 British public schools returned to London yesterday, after a 6.000 miles tour of India. The lourney was organised by the School Empire Tour Committee and the boys spent two months m India m Charge oi a
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    CANADA GOES ONE BETTER
    192 11 MORE TALES OF I MONSTERS Victoria, Vancouver. The latest development m the world struggle to produce the biggest monster < and Canadians are sneering i at the Loch Ness "seal"* is the news' that Canada possesses a pair of sea' serpents. They call them "Caddy" and
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    PILGRIM TRAFFIC
    200 11 Total For Mecca From India In 1934 Totals 9,790 Bomba>. Mar. SI. Information has been received m Bombay that the last pilgrim ship, the Rlivani reached Jeddah yesterday. The Kizvani. which was built m 19:10 and has a tonnage ol more than 5.000. carried 335 pilgrims on boi\rd
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    198 11 Kind's Police Medal Awards (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. ft, An interesting announcement regarding the King's Police Medal is contained m the F M.S. Government Gazette. In future the King's Police Meda] when awarded tor gallantry shall be distinguished from the medal when awarded on other
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    38 11 The engagement is announced between Elizabeth Knight, daughter ol Mrs. Roy Walker. Cairo, and Harold Roberton. son of Mrs. Roberton. Belgrave Road, London, of Bertam Estate. Province Wellesley. The wedding will take place towards the end of June.
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    289 12 The retirement from active service at sea has recently taken place of Captain A. G. Breingan of the Hutchison Line. Glasgow, alter long and meritorious service with the firm. Captain Breingan served his apprenticeship with Messrs. Thomas Law Sz Co.. the well-known Glasgow Shire Line of sailing ships,
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      1043 12 In 1334 there was new activity m the Indian Ocean, for it was m that year that the lapse oi the East India Company's monopoly, and the beginning of free trade, saw the first ships sail to England laden With tea. There was also development m
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      302 12 The following are passengers by the East Asiatic m.s. Erria which lelt Singapore for Europe yesterday Mrs. Vibeke Brunn. Mr T A. Gottsche. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Gould. Miss Gould. Mr and Mrs. V F Jaques. Master Ralph Jaques. Mrs. J Bright. Master J. Bright. Mr J
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      149 12 The following passengers arrived by the Kedah from Belawan Deli via Penang yesterday: Mr. C. Corai. Mr. ;G McCall. Mr. H. E Goodman. Mr E If. F. Ferguson. Mr. H. L. Pattison Stubbs. Mr. W. R New. Mr. M. Birch. I Mr. Tan Teng Kirn. Mr. T Chia,
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      38 12 The M II mail steamer DArtagnan is due here from Colombo on Saturday at 9 a.m and will sail on the same day |at l p.m. lor Saigon. Hong Rons Shanghai and Kobe. B. rth SH b wharves.
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      27 12 April 9. Arizona Man, Albert San ant. F<! Dili •Dut.' Ho.'iji Pen^ I ;Sin KhrnM Lalandia. (Dan.t. April 10.— Fdeni V OJnr° c "r". r Brii (>
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    147 15 This Will Be A Great Summer At Home mrner m tttraeltoni ramme i I* r,ws\s m nts will ll] bring from TH W*^ tfven cricketer* rest myby er a year L- ,ke. M* u{) nternatiooal lawn iin, the ,1 The ierica will i ledon for game. j
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    43 15 lj and Mrs. McMillan Win' I April Foursomes S"»J rd» return- v-r.; Mixed F .ursomet play- 2nd nine MK.C.EU w „5-.., -35, RalMford 48..}? -I? 4 :r, 39> 2 10% W Hr rt 57— 13 =44 asutsws Chong of 74 to
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    27 15 "wea "foctatton of 7 htl <l at tli •■'■'^Petition is Golf Cl «b am "In- n<?n cing at the form of, OhoH-son S2V *OUM be
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    17 15 »™lude the Men's MW Sinim 52.50 for •34 Al j il:i not later
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    261 15 i S.C.C. TOURNEY ENDING Programme Of Closing Engagements Roy Smith, the ex-champion of the club, reached another final m the S.C.C. spring tournament yesterday when m partnership with A G Hay he beat G. F. Clifford and E. J. Cassels lin the semi-nnal of the Godown doubles handicap.
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    282 15 Result! of the S.C.R.C. handicap; tournament this week were Monday Yap Ah Chuan owe 15 lost to T. H. Oh owe 6. 3—6. o—6;0 6; Lee' Pong Lim scr. lost to Evan Wong owe 15. 2—6. o—6: Chua Chong Hock scr. lost to K. I. Tan owe
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    173 15 Thrilling Sensations In j Motor Race Brescia. Apr. 8. Rain and slippery roads increased the dangers m the Mille Miglia motor race of a 1.000 miles over mountains i and plains through towns and vil- .lages. Fifty-eight competitors started; including four M.G. racers. There was a sensation
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    66 15 Alekhine Leading Bogoljuboff Baden Baden, Apr. 4. Dr. Alekhine won the second game lin the world's chess championship. against Boguljuboff, after 37 moves. The first game was drawn. Reuter Wireless. Baden, Apr. 7. After 27 moves, the third game m the World's Chess Championship between Bogoljobuff and Alekhine
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    1306 15 it h vT atld L defeat Services—Another bright Innings by Hopkins-Pearse falls.-Services not up to standard of prevous years. Hockey Malaya's chosen doing well m Hong Kong. Soccer: S.C.C. win by skin of their teeth.— Malays a good but not well-balanced side.— Progress m Commercial Cup. Boxing
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    106 15 wo BATTING Wilts ll C mpMl < F -W" vs. "6 C\ ML Reed. PS. and L. vs. Services. 70 J. N. Fernando, Nondescripts vs. St. Andrew's School t>s P. D'Almeida, P.W.D. vs. Wilts 57 Katnasabapathy, Ceylon Tamil* vs. S.R.C. 11. 54* R. Dudley. Ceylon Tamils
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    888 16 Home Forwards Dominate Play But Fail To Score Until Last Five Minutes Still Leading The S.C.C now lead the S..VF.A. division one league table with a three paints lead over the R.A.F.. but the latter have a game m hand. The record
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    506 16 M. F. A. DISCUSS THE S.A.F.A. BAN bJCENTRATING ON NEW TEAM Every effort is to be made by the Malaya Football Association to build up to full strength the junior eleven which is to do service for the association In the first division m consequence of the suspension of the
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    222 16 SNUB FOR MANCHUKUO ATHLETES Olympic Meeting Witholds Acceptance t Shanghai, Apr. 10. The representative meeting held m Shanghai yesterday to consider the admission of the Manchukuo into the [Tenth Far Eastern Olympiads as a separate unit was postponed indefinitej ly. and fears are entertained of the i postponement of the
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    900 16 Wiltshires II 1: S.C.F.A. II 1. The second division sides Of the Straits Chinese Football Association and Wiltshires drew one all m a league match on the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. It was a splendid game between two well balanced
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    51 16 Fond Beats Kid Gabo L. S. Fond (unpointed Kid Gabo. official Bantamweight champion oi French Indo-China. at Wembley Park. Penang on Sunday night after a hard fight over ten rounds. It was a keen contest, with Fond leading by his clean hitting and countering. Gabo fought more
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    76 16 J Aden. Apr. 10. a \s the Orient liner Orford j which is conveying the Austra- I lian team for the Cricket Tests J v In England was putting m here I O'Reilly, Australia's star bowler, J5 tripped on the deck, falling 1 heavily and jarring his
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    66 16 With the absence Slew San. tw.i Dl tl the Green team oaptamrd b I Seng lost badly against I captained by Lim Pook 1 goals to 2 m rh< above I Framroz Cup jretf iwimming pool at Port Can At the interval. th< B 3 goals to 1.
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