The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 April 1934

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 14.239. ESTD. 1835. BATPKDAT, APRIL. 14, 1934 1« CENTS.
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    Roosevelt Crisis
    51 1 Roosevelt Crisis kfIREE MVJOU OBSTACLES l\ CONGRESS Bitter Struggle Developing ffashinfton. \pr. IS. T\\\ SENATI lv* ratified (farther Hi measMTts thereby brinfinc additioji.il t.ivrs to .is (<tm pared with jjjg.o6o.ooo uh»n the pr<>pos.il> mi pa^^pri b/j the House of BepßstnUtives ftt Senate Is t ig h ten 8 natoi the
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    Struggle Impending
    19 1 Washington. Apr. \'l. I itrugg] I which both nts plan strai re:ui^• S &ii pay 51 v
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    Welcome By Democrats
    14 1 Mm. IJ. n his by :h us I sident. Reuter Reuter
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    15 1 V York, Apr l> I r. Uon inure I aa at nnaire week. Tding Reuter
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    Faces New
    239 1 Peacemakers Another Drive U. o. Dare Not i I Remain Aloof London. Apr. 13. «TT Is impossible for Britain to escape the responsibilities and the result of another great European war/ said Sir Austen Chamberlain at the National Conference :or the defence of the League of Nations, m
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    Control Of Arms Traffic
    39 1 Washington. Apr. 13. In view of the ultimate enactment of legislation to prevent war profiteering the Senate has ordered the investigation or the manufacture and traffic of arms and munitions, which will be conAutumn. Reuter
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    Dutch Restriction Plan
    198 1 'export duty on native rubber RETAILS of what the Dutch Government i. prepared to do to briu X about rubber restriction are «r'- hem>r radua v made public. effec^hlft Z"lv l F nVd hl H lland lo tttett that the D.L.I, are prepared to control exports by
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    Public Enemy No 1 Comes Back To Indiana
    62 1 Public Enemy No 1 Comes Back To Indiana Indianapolis. Apr. 13. John Dillinger. Public Enemy Number One. has turned up again, this time at Warsaw In Indiana where he and i another desperado held up the police station with machine-guns and com- pelled the station officers to open the i
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    PLYMOUTH COLLISION
    80 1 British Warship And German Tug 1 1' London, Apr. 12. The new sloop H.M.S. Grimsby. which fc is to replace H.M S Cornflower on the c China Station, while undergoing her j i trials oft Plymouth to-day collided with a German tug but was so slightly dam- c
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    On Other Pages
    83 1 i Indian merchant fined for infringement of trade mark Page 7. i Writs against two newspapers for contempt of court Page 3. Judge < ond emus witness's evidence Page 6. I Ex-Colonial judge on Singapore Naval Base Pagr 11 Duke of Northumberland's views on Singapore Page 9.
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    BANGKOK STRIKE ENDING
    91 1 BANGKOK STRIKE ENDING 9 \y Reopen After Ten Days 'From Our Own Corresponds: rpup po TTrTr Apr. 13. yfcE POLICE are string more active ta the rice mill strike owing to which several ships are held up They amstcd four ol the principal leaders, oi the striking roolies this morning
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    BATTLE IN FUKIEN
    111 1 Bandit Army Takes Three Villages Hong Kong, Apr. 13. An army of 6.000 Red Troops aimched an attack on the Government] :roops at Yung Ting, Taiyang z:\d' Cutien. m North Fukien, this morning rhen the Red vanguard captured Sinhuan and Pangkow. The Communists ire reported to be
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    CONSUL'S WIFE SHOT
    72 1 Tribal Conflict At I Kashg:ar I London, Apr. 12. It has now transpired that Mrs. homson Glover, wife of the Consul- i eneral at Kashgar, was shot m the ing during the attack on the Consulate a Feb. 14. Four other members of the onsulate staff were
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    20 1 Mr. A. H. Waddington has gone toil ?remban to succeed Mr. H. P. Bryson I Secretary to the Resident. l"
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    Cathedral Theft Revelations
    113 1 Cathedral Theft Revelations German Secret Society Suspected THE THEORY is advanced that the J theft of the Van Eyck panel bearlUlg the famous triptych the "Adora- tionof the Lamb," a priceless treasure (o! Flemish art, from St. Bavon Cath;drai at Ghent is the work a German secret society formed to
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE DEADLOCK ASSUMES FRESH ASPECTS
    95 1 ANGLO-JAPANESE DEADLOCK ASSUMES FRESH ASPECTS London. Apr. 13. W^KIHER developments m the Anglo- Japanese textile deadlock are expected within a fortnight m consequence of the progress of a Purvey of the position by Mr. Walter Runciman and the Cabinet* Anglo- Japanese commercial relations not oni\ In re&peOt flf textiles but
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    Acute Sino-Japan Tension
    322 1 Acute Sino-Japan Tension MOMENTOUS AT NANCHANG Hangs In The Balance i Shanghai, Apr. 13. I^HE NANCHANG Conference which dealt with the momentous situation m North China, concluded this afternoon. Geneal Huang Fu, of the North China Government, is reported to have suggested accepting the Japanese demands to resume postal and
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      49 1 BIGIA TEA Bring, the freshness sn d fragrance of the Malaya" f'4'«* direct to >our home. I *O-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS RI 'STAFFEL SPecia, 123 tO3 •>••»• EC| AL DINNER DANCE 94 5 to Midnight Th e Fiy NAL PERrORMAN CE of ■> FAMOUS MAGICIAN DEWYME. C£ LEBRATED ORCHESTRA p HONE 538
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      88 1 CHRYSLER SATISFACTION ADELPHI HOTEL COMCERT DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, DURING TIFFIN TABLE D'HOTE MEALS AND A LA CARTE SPECIAL TIFFINS AND DINNERS I ARRANGED AT SHORT NOTICE SEA VIEW HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT I TE l7!f e GO > F r swimmin g sunbathing I ALWAYS COOL AND DELIGHTFUL I TODAY:.
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      11 1 There it no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    Law Notices For The Day
    62 2 Before lha Chief J«stfce and Mr. Justice Grrality m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. D. C. A 4 34 Sim Ah Chee v.<. M. Melville. Before Mr. Justice Prichard m the >nd. Court at 11 a.m. Criminal Appeals 1. Rex vs. Lim Cheng Hai
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    29 2 Or. V. M. Mathews. the well-known private medical practitioner of Ipoh, •jnll be leaving on the 19th. instant for Europe on furlough. Mrs. Mathews preceded him some weeks ago.
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    Three Months For Extortion
    391 2 Three Months For Extortion i No. 1. MAN IN KLANG" DROPS A PLACE J Lim Ah Sian, Cheah Kirn Kang and Eong Ah Hong, Hokkiens, living at Kampar Road. Klang, were charged with attempting to extort $12 by put- ting one Tan Foon Yong, shopkeepei.j j Kampar Road, m fear
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    THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
    139 2 Fiith list oi subscriptions for the year V ended Aug. 31. Previously acknowledged $8,880.42;; Per Mrs. Sime F. S. Gibson $25: Lady; Clement! $50; J. A. and E. A. Elias $25; Anonymous 514.67; F. Ellis $100; Total! 59.CD5.09. First List of Subscriptions 1933-34. Messrs. Hammer and
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    Woman's "Cruelty" To A Panther
    387 2 Woman's "Cruelty" To A Panther Kept In Cage That Was Too Small A Chinese woman, Ong Lean Huah, was fined $10 at Penang tor the offence of cruelty to animals, by caging a full grown panther m such a manner as to subject it to unnecessary suffering. The accused pleaded
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    108 2 i When the case m which a Cantonese. Chan Ah Pan. was charged with selling false currency notes was mentioned before Mr. D. Wills m the Penang Police Court, Detective Inspector Gordon an- i nounced that the Deputy Public Prosecutor hud instructed him to withdraw the case against the accused.
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      199 2 NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. SILK AND COTTON. SHIRTS PYJAMAS. Neckties, Collars, Socks, Belts, Singlets, Towelgowns, Sock-suspen-ders, the best and latest style etc., etc., etc., Obta ma ble at S. SHIMURA CO., SHIRT PYJAWA MAKERS, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. PHONE 4382 o Th«M dkstrtJtlnf skin complaint* •r« turt outwvd U« nt
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      231 2 WANTED. WANTED small sea-side bungalow fully furnished. Particulars to Box No. 389, care of Free Press. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED experienced planter, good with Javanese labour, to assist owner ot healthy privately owned estate of one thousand acres old rubber, and to take lull charge very shortly. Also experienced conductor-store clerk.
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      542 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS VAREEN NAIL POLISH m liquid form Obtainable m the following shades White; Natural; Rose; Deep RosePale Coral; Brilliant Rose. Made m England. 50 cents per bottle. MEDICAL HALL LTD., CHEMISTS. I BOARD RESIDENCE. i BOARD RESIDENCE, "The Grove," 103 Meyer Road, Katong. Ideal seaside situation, double and sir?Je
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      651 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. It is notilied for general information that the Government proposes to select two candidates for admission to the Straits Settlements Civil Service this year and thnt applications, which must be submitted on the prescribed forms, must reach the Colonial Secretary's Office not later than May 15th. 1934. Forms
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      446 2 TENDER SINGAPORE MUNICII\\|.if V Tenders are now i^viu.* following material cr particulars, see Municipal! Execution of Barth\ Ring Rood rrom U Pr r Roud to Woodl< of doting 4 p 30th. I9K Supply oruy of ste< i roof tru* roof truss memty-r< Gas Works *S 4 p.m. Tuesday. C. H
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      123 2 Diary Of The Week Saturday 11th. .iigh \vab-r a i'j a.iii., 11.10 p.m. Vacating HSYC. Ladies' Rac*\ 4.30 p.m. football: S.A.F.A. League, Fi.st Division, Ciunese vs. Wiltshires, J. B. Stadium, 5.15 p.m. Jrickcl S.C.C. vs. Wiitshires, S.C.C. padang, Gevion S.C. vs. St. Anujov. .s St. Andrew's ground; S.C.R.C. vs A.P.C,
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    WRITS ISSUED AGAINST TWO LOCAL
    905 3 i REPORTS OF POPEJOY SUSPECTS i ARREST Suggestion That They Were Likely To Prejudice Accused's Trial A LLEGING that the reports published m the Singapore Free Press J and the Malaya Tribune, m connection with the arrest of Mak ;Weng Cheng, a Cantonese, for the
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    5-Years-Old Boy Sees Father Stabbed
    177 3 Australia Air Route Will Be In Full Service By Autumn London, Apr. The final section of the England to Australia air route will, it is hoped, be In operation b> the autumn. This statemint was made m reply to a question m the House ol
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    Fatal Sequel To Argument Over Rent
    76 3 Fatal Sequel To Argument Over Rent rvii.wi-. *n r cast >iran is *ki- Road. n toCour. ...l.v irtdence day In father* man he when he one :i th< the de- an v and he was In- mur- said momii m the deime to hand- ard insid nd just ni door,
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    FREE OF SUBSIDY
    211 3 Success Of Perth-Adelaide Air Service Th. success ci the Perth-Adelaide air; service has been so complete as to make possible th- establishment of this ser- vice on an iinsubaidised basis, and this is the lirsr time In Australian history that any really long-distance air i service has
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    New Cunarder Expected To Be Launched By November Next
    101 3 New Cunarder Expected To Be Launched By November Next London, Apr. 11. Speaking at the annual meeting oi the Cunard Steamship Company. Sir Percy Bates, the chairman, said that m view of the constant progress m naval architecture he would like to see whether they could not make a second
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    EDITORS
    275 3 All-Girls Orchestra Visits Penang A NEW DEPARTURE IN DANCE BANDS A brilliant musical career which commenced at the age of five and the leader of an all-girls' orchestra for the iast six to seven years are among the proud achievements of Miss Jerre Lee, I charming American girl, who
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    JOHN COLLIER DEAD
    72 3 Over Fifty Years Exhibitor In Academy London, Apr. 11. The Hon. John Collier, the artist, ditd to-day at ihe age ot 84. Although suffering from a form of paralysis for sonic time before his death j he continuru painting until i fortnight ago. Ho has be<m a
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      146 3 "•""■•■■■■••■l LUNCHEON, LIGHT LUNCHEON MORNING or AFTERNOON SNACKS addition (o the customary daily iv are many tempting sundries which to choose. Perhaps you max anythmie too substantial just something light to carry you over until tea. All food is prepared m the way by Oll r experts and you 'red
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      323 3 NEW TO SINGAPORE COSTOIE JEWELRY THf: LATEST FROM BUSOTB. Bet the lvnarkabic niofJ-rn m. Ol a collection of rt produ. tk>n 5 ol Annques. Fine ModRV Pit c m Distuirtivf Costiun« JfAoJi RANGING IN PRIC£ MOM 10 CENTS TO $10. THE "NOVEAUX" CO. Capitol OiMlding, North Bridge Road, t FsrlH
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    The Hopes Of Hungary
    1691 4  -  Sir Philip Gibbs, K. B. E. j i By This is the seventh article m the series being written specially for the Fre" Press by Sir Philip Gibbs. i the well-known British author and journalist. i Budapest. ■pi IE HUNGAHIAN people are still living on hope
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    FEMININE VOICES
    53 4 Irk Official To Suicide Nanking, Apr. 12. Because his wife and concubine were constantly quarrelling an official of the Military Supplies Department committed suicide by jumping into the river. A note which he left said that the shrill voices of the two women m continuous bickering got on
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      694 4 j CHURCH "SERVICES m -i- -i i 7.45 a.m. Parade service Tanglin Barracks 2nd Sunday After Easter s.so Tm^kunaay school. 915 a.m. Service of worship with sermon ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL b >' the Rev. W. S. Reinoehl. B.A. .00 p.m. Service of \vorship v.ith sermon by a.m. Holy Communion the
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    Dam In Caucasian Mountains
    134 5 mental dancer. In striking pose during ng hei first appearance In England at tlie Graf ton Theatre. London. I ""'l""1 tS d f»r forthcoming season being tested out on the Thames at tomW*~^C*£m%H~C** and comI W»al r>l( a(1 t>pes arf be(nK demonstrated b> Thornyevoffs at Hampton
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    TANJONG PAGAR AMAZONS
    144 6 WOMAN HAWKERS COME TO BLOWS Black eyes were m evidence m a case m the police court before Mr. J. M. 3rander yesterday, m which two Chinese Amazons were fined for disorderly oehaviour. The women were Yew Ah Cho. aged j *0. whose eyes were swollen, and
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    "NEVER WAS A CASE"
    165 6 Summons Against Indian Merchant Dismissed The summons against the proprietor of Uttamram and Co.. of Arab Street, who had been summoned for being m possession of and importing Japanese :loth marked "fast colour." which description was alleged to be false was dismissed m the Criminal District
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    ANGLO-DUTCH TRADE
    28 6 London, Apr. 11. Arrangements have been made for A piL'liminary meeting m London next week to decide the scope of the AngloDutch trade negotiations.- British Radio.
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    Japan— Stabilising Power In East
    348 6 Japan Stabilising Power In East MOSCOW COMMENTS ON V.S.— JAPAN NOTES Moscow, April 4. Pravcki, commenting upon the exchange of letters between Japanese Foreign Minister Hirota and U.S. Secretary of State Hull, points out that th*. Japanese press regards the exchange as a "victory for Hirota." The newspaper says that
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    "Evidence A Tissue Of Lies "
    554 6 "Evidence A Tissue Of Lies JUDGES STRONG COMMENT IN j MONEYLENDING CASE i t YMVING judgment for S. Pierre agai 7 vJ lending dispute which created co] Catholic circles, to which both parti yesterday m the Supreme Court 1 evidence of Anthonysamy, a witness i His Lordship said it appeared
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR
    71 6 In May Nert Year Instead Of February London, April 11. The Birmingham section of the British Industries Fair of 1935 wilfbe held from May 20 to May 31 Inclusive instead of m February. The change of date is made m the hope that it will be more
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    Prehistoric Village Found
    172 6 Prehistoric Village Found RESULT OF EXCAVATION IN RUSSIA Moscow, Apr. 4. An expedition of the Academy ur Sciences, under the leadership of Professor Gorotsov. has carried out exca- vations of a paleolithic settlement. I estimated as having existed some 20.000 I years ago. on the Desna River near the town
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    GUESSING THE DATE!
    27 6 'AMBLJN has been by entei sw Fiv, T gamlu:; r count «•<! .-4.J group In aiui then bud, gWMthe Four $1 each wi i trial
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    23 6 Mr. E Bi 30 yean w lt»e Press address at th Beth. row nj bt> m or i <taVj Interests i tfljall present
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    STORAGE
    8 7 STANTON NELSON i CoUyer Quay. r 5874
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    Died In His Sleep
    169 7 Died In His Sleep FATE OF CHINESE VISITOF TO PENANG An elderly Chinese of 55 years, win aas .spending a few days m Penan* ssed away suddenly m his sleep anc rjta not till the followina; morning thai the tragedy was discovered. The deceased, Yeon Kang. who hac arrived from
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    35 7 R. F. C. Markham. of the Malaya! 1 Educational Service, is returning from Home furlough toil 'MOW Resident of Perak has revoked appointment of Towkay Lai Chak Sang M li Justice of the Peace for
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    A Square Inch Of Paper
    297 7 THAT IS WORTH j A frail little woman is lighting a legal rattle with lawyers and executors m :New York over a aquar* inch of paper But that piece of paper is worth be-' jtween €10.000 and *;isooo Meanwhile m England half a dozen connoisseurs
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    SIX MILLION RADIO FANS
    114 7 London, Apr. 11. The total number of wireless receiving licences m force m Britain at the end Ol March was G. 254 .400 as compared with 5.407.000 one year ago.- British Radio. H.E. the Officer Administering, the! Government, with a party from Government House, attended the
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    ANOTHER PLAYER ORDERED OFF
    189 7 SELANGOR SOCCER LEAGUE i Chinese And Malays Warned More players were warned and an- 1 >ther Malay forward ordered off i the field m a first division match at' the Kuala Lumpur Stadium between! the "A" teams of the SC.R.C. and the! Selangor Malays. Till about
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    198 7 (Jood Acting Uy Fay Wray m "Madame Spy" The performance of Fay Wray m "Madame Spy" now at the Alhambra, In an admittedly difficult rule, places, her m the rank of actresses whose his- i trionic ability, as distinct from name value, deserves consideration. It need hardly be
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    Tiger In Johore
    186 7 LONDON REPORTS A CAMPAIGN AGAINST THEM j London, Mar. 28. An energetic campaign against tigers has been carried on m Johore, m con- sequence of the number of natives which these creatures have killed <says ("The News Chronicle"). A Government report on Johore just I issued shows
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    TRADE MARK CASE
    126 7 Infringement Of British Brand i 'From Our Ov/n Correspondent.) Penans, Apr. IS. The District Judge delivered judgment to-day m tho case m which the Indian plecegoods merchant! Hatyeb Khun were charged with possession for the purpose ot sale of a quantity uf shirting made In Japan bearing
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL. 14, 1934 Indian Congress Changes Its Methods
    461 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL. 14, 1934 Indian Congress Changes Its Methods 'THERE has been a significant change m Indian politics m the course of the las.; fortnight as a result of the conference of some Of the principal Indian Congress leaders at New Delhi, and the approval oi.
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    as I was Saying
    1047 8 THE above portrait is or the Rr Hon. J. G. Latham. Deputy Premier ol Australia, the leader of the Australian Eastern Mission, which leaves Singapore to-day on the more important part or its journey, to China and Japan, m each of which country it is proposed
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    213 8 Mr. R. F. C. Markham. 01 the Malayan Educational Service, is returning from home leave this week. Bhikku Narada. a Buddhist monk from Ceylon, has arrived m Kuala Lumpur and will deliver an additss on Buddhism at the Town Hall. The Hon'ble Mr. D. H. Elias.
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    Topics Of week
    142 8 Topics Of w eek pm. SSH pi the Pi "Do v. Hit Inhabli i Sun. i' CO a foi tlon It mv p v. tight where marine i f to though n lour i howe\ .-.i). pap sati a Japanej i dor P IN I G 1 plaine I baffalo
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    12 8 TIM d perform ther p comn "Plym toHei Oelsli wen ii I
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      52 8 "THE LAW WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF" declared Lord Reading the othef day. With costs, of course, as you wijl find if you have no "GAFLAC" MOTOR CAR POLICY when you meet with a serious accident involving a law suit. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers.
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      12 8 WHEW YHE Of HERS MM D j j ffAIIfOPIEASE \OuMw /MtL i
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    DELUGE RELIEVES WATER FAMINE
    28 9 DELUGE RELIEVES WATER FAMINE Dranatk Sequel To \P« 1m riis a MI- :li v Bi ntly for rising I i under reri hin living i risii oded uter.
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    FILM QUOTO. IN CHINA
    23 9 Leasi One Mont' iiu Vh It. vi the- least on was ween Pub- 1 Central were ducers' encourI i
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    CONSECRATION OF NEW BISHOP
    386 9 CONSECRATION OF NEW BISHOP Tomorrow's Ceremonial At Penang THREE I BISHOPS I TO-MORROW will bo a "red letter" day for the Catholics •m Malaya cially Penang when the reation takes place ol Mgr A rian Devals as Bishop of the Dlocesi Malacca. The ceremony will be performed at the Church
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    U.S. $50,000,000 LOAN
    184 9 Reasons For Curtailment Explained Nanking, Apr. 10. Th.» National Economic Council, wiieh has decided to curtail the Ame- rican wheat and cotton loan from U.S. S~-U.0U0.000 to U.S. $20,000,000. estimates that Mex. 540.000.000 will be available, after deducting transportations and other expenses, if the entire credit is
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    FIVE TONS OF POPE
    350 9 League of Nations' Work m Egypt one oi the largest hauls of dope ever recorded has recently been made m Cairo With one swiit swoop, the authorities seized flve-and-a-haU tons of heroin, that deadly drug manufactured from opium. Five-and-a-haii tons does not sound r ery mucn
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    NEXT ROTARY ADDRESS
    100 9 A Lady On Broadcasting In America Ladies are to be Invited to the meetI the Singapore Rotary Club, at Lhe Adelphi Hotel, on Wednesday when Miss Be[ r Marino will address tiie members on Broadcasting In America. Miss Marino will also play violin s*>l< i «rith pianoforte
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    D. R. JARDINE WITHDRAWS
    50 9 Will Not Play fan Coming Tests London. Apr. 11. It is officially announced that the M.C.C. received a letter from D. R. Jardine m February "without any previous communication from the M.C.C." announcing that he would not be available for the Test matches this summer.- Reuter
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    LEN HARVEY WINS
    36 9 London. Apr. V 2. At the Albert Hall m a fifteen rounds contest Len Harvey beat Jimmy Tarante the coloured American boxer. Tarante was disqualified m the fifth round for low hitting. Reuter
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    99 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates 'From Our Own Correspondent) BIBBER London, Apr. 13. Spot (Sellers 5 2332 d. (5^ 4 d.) Buyers > 521 32d. <5 11 16 d.) July-Sept. 5 27 32d. <5 27 32d> Oct-Dec 5 1516 d. (5 1516d> Jan-Mar. 6 132
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    NOT ENAMOURED OF FASCISM
    360 9 NOT ENAMOURED OF FASCISM Duke Of Northumberland f Sees The Base T wo DAYS m Singapore have COn-j I vinced th e Duke of Northumber- land that it is "a lovely place." But he has had rather a hectic time sight- seeing. Interviewed by the Free Press In I Raffles
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    TRUNK MURDER
    196 9 Verdict On Japanese Accused Postponed Dairen. Apr. 4. The verdict ol the local district court on the Dairen trunk-murder case, m which r h^ accused aiv Hid jo Nakasono and his alleged accomplice, Katsumij Fujimori, will be handed down on April 12. While the verdict on the Bheng
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    20 9 Mrs. B W. Matthews, iormerly oi j Seiangor. will leave England shortly on B i trip to Hong Kong. J
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      WHAT 120,000,000 ARE THINKING
      877 10  -  Ralph W. Page By The Fu tility Of Foreclosure PHIS is the last of the series of articles by Ralph W. Page, economist and writer, who toured the United States to discover what its people think of the National Recovery programme and put his findings into
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      82 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT April 13, U o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers I 3.5.5. equal tv London Std., Spot loose > 13 3 4 18" 8 }.S.S. equal to London Std.. Spot <F. 0.8. 19 19* 8 Standard R.S.S. on Tender n Apr. 18? 8 19 May
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      200 10 April 13, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Gambier 400 Java Cube 650 Hamburg Cube 6.50 < Muntok V/hite Pepper 29.50 White Pepper 28.50 I Black Pepper 15 50 j Copra, mixed 2.65 1 Copra, Sundried 2.15 I Small flake Tapioca 4 45 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.35 j
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      71 10 I Yesterday's Alterations Ampat Tin (4s) 6s 7'/ 2 d 7s r Jelebus ($1) 140 144 Killinghall (ss) 13s 6d 14s v Pungah (£i> 26s 10V 2 d 27s 9d Ratrut <£) norn South Taiping ($1) 471^ 49 n Mentakab (20) 37 39 New Scudai ($2) 1
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      UTAN SIMPAN RUBBER
      207 10 Working Profit Of $12,175 The directors' report and statement i of accounts for the year ended Dec. 31 1933, for presentation at the twenty- fourth annual general meeting ol shareholders of Utan Simpan Rubber Company. Ltd., to be held at the regia I tered office of the
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      "SOMETHING IN THE WIND"
      154 10 GRADUAL HARDENING OF RUBBER PRICES Peak Of Activity In London Market Since the beginning of the week prices have gradually hardened. It must have been sensed m London that something was m the wind for buying became more pronounced as each day passed to reach a
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      Renewed Buying In All Markets
      812 10 Renewed Buying In All Markets Effect Of I Rubber Control D ixtXftl OUTS 'THERE has been renewed buying o of the commodity m all mar ket>s and prices have reacled upwarc during the week, state Messr: Slanton Nelson and Co., local rubbei brokers, m their weekly report Speculative interest is
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      MARCH RUBBER CROPS
      64 10 Narborough (F.M.E.) 73,200 lbs fusing (Bedrock estate) 16.885 lbs' ?oo mr nm ta 61 T ooolbs s «ngei Matangj •3.000 lbs.; Lenggeng 110,300 lbs* Aver tuning (F.M.S.) 79,000 lbs- "Badek Staffield estate) 28.700 lbs; BradwaH 5.000 lbs. Dennlstcwr 'Denntstcmr ste.) 43,000 lbs.; Highlands iS .owlands *****0 lbs;
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      161 10 I Apr. 10 11 12. American Can. Com. 104 105 104^ i (American Telephone la* v? nd Telp g ra P n 119"8 119>4 120»-2 Atcheson Railroad 59 70i', 69i Du P° nt 97% 98^! 971? .Firestone. Common 2P. 2\4 »2 (General Electric 22% 223? 22^ General Motors
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      KAMASAN RUBBER
      360 10 Malayan Company To Pay 2\'i Per Cent Dividend The annual meeting ot T he Kanusan Rubber Co., Ltd., wi 1 be lieid at, No. 1, Embankment, Kuala Lumpur,, on Apr. 21. The report states: The year's working resuHs ia 11 pro- J 1 fit of $6,824.09 to which
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      COMMONWEALTH AIRWAYS LIMITED
      178 10 The announcement that p powef/Ml Australian company would be formed m the event of tenders m which this, Company is interested, being accepted by the Commonwealth Government lor the operation of the England-Australia air mail on the Overseas and Eastern' Divisions, has created considerable inte- rest, as
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      19 10 The total imports of Malaya, excluding coin and bullion, during the year asww arc 3 It^n"? balanCe ol $20,191,000
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      £ Abroad
      98 10 Abroad i t^ L London, Apr 11 Exchanges to-day were Paris 78 7 32. New York 5.163f1. Montreal 5.143,. Brussels 22.05. Geneva 15.9'6 12.l 2 Amsterdam 7 63 Milan 60V4. Berlin 13.06. I Stockholm 19.40. Copenhagen 22. 39*2 Oslo 19.90 1 Vienna 28." Prague 124. Helsingfors 226 f 2. Madrid
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      TRIBUTE TO CAPT L. D. GAMMANS
      333 10 TRIBUTE TO CAPT L. D. GAMMANS CO-OPERATORS dkm gratii UK- j Successor Introduced 1 I K. L. "Meeting 'From Our Own Kuala liunnur Opportunity wai 1 annual general ma cantile Co-Oprr,-Society. Ltd.. h ;to the work oi C Assistant Director I who is retiring this After dealing the Society. Mr
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      Exchange Rates
      110 10 London, 4 months' London. 3 months London, 60 dayi London, 30 flays' Igbt London, demand London, T.T. Lyons, Paris, den Hamburg, dcmai d N'»w York, dema Butavia. Sourab; Samarang, demand Penang, dem;, Calcutta, Bom Rangoon, Ma^; Colombo, den Hong Kong. ri< -:i. Saigon, demand Amoy, demand Foochow. demand
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    KUALA LUMPUR FIRE
    38 11 NoE-quiry As To Why Brigade Was i.au X t v lumpur \pi. 11. il Lffairs I tipui has satisl I the Into was rd( v. who nquiry it v. aled T been i b1 .rid
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    SCHOOLMASTER STABBED
    47 11 ted When Rikisha-l'uiler In-uftod Wife IIT. i Koala J mpui Ipr. 12. rlkisha- J In a I md magistral mcd im WO- n c tiargea al- v I b\ Igorous m- t Hailmms -me. 1 disti ftiver lutharitiei I Pmang! igement of the PcAi ,r
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    RADIO NOTES & NEWS
    302 11 RADIO NOTES NEWS Appreciation Of ZHJ Artists /H t includes i ol both 'bass) has r aerswttl I tic sue- j Mr ti Last I ntributlont i rt from came over tone. Ob-.: "microphone 1 upport to i ment he aim the rtalnment listeners he best Ms part of added
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    A COMPETENT POLICE STATION
    496 11 A COMPETENT POLICE STATION Colonial Judge's View Of Singapore Base A moat d<*al of fuss is being made about the naval base. Why we should not have a well organised and eomn pnt police station m this part 01 world. I cannot conceive," said Sir Sydney Nettlet.on the weli-known Itei
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    EMPIRE PROGRAMMES
    86 11 The "Kentucky Minstrels" will be broadcast on transmission 3 on April 23 at 16.000 G.M.T. This show is a black-faced minstrel show, written and remembered by C. Denier Warren and produced by Harry S. Pepper. The music comprises Bones, Tambourines, Corner Men, a Crack Banjo team, stump speech,
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    THE CUP FINAL
    122 11 On Saturday April 28 listeners will hear a running commentary on the Cup Final This will be broadcast on transmission 3 at 14.34 G.M.T. The running commentary will be on the last halfhour by George F. Allison, and will be relayed from the Empire Stadium, Wembley, by
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    FAG ENDS
    108 11 i Chinese Beggars Who Make New Cigarettes Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 11. What action is going to be taken I™ regard to Chinese beggars picking up cigarette-ends from roads and making new cigarettes of them?" was a question asked by Inche Ahmad .xt the Sanitary Board meeting today. The
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    INDOOR AERIALS
    222 11 Indocr aerials do not necessarily have to be slung. Anyone with an electriclight supply has a ready-made aerial that will pick up the powerful foreigners quite well. All you need is a small fixed condenser ot .0001-microfarad capacity between the aerial terminal and one side of your mains
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      59 11 CREDIT-FONCIER O'EXTREME-ORIENT Societe Anonyme Incorporated In Belgium— 1907 > HEAD OFFICE: BRUSSELS BRANCHES SHANGHAI, TIENTSIN, HANKOWPEKING. HONG KONG, TSINAN BRICK AND TILE FACTORY IN SHANGHAI. MORTGAGE BANK Mortgages on real property, Loan* for building. House and real Estate agents. Agents Cor: Union of Paris Insc. Co Ltd OFFICE: METER CHAMBERS:
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      654 11 >«eto exceed SU.OW.qm I Assurance In force over $35,000,00» The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated In the Straits Settlement*) nn AGENTS WANTED j On Appucatlon to P. c. B. Newlngton, Inspector of Agenctes. Stag apore, expert advice wiu be g ,ven i HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI! j BANKING
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      364 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000 001 Reserve Fund £3,000,00 i Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3,000.00t HEAD OFFICE: 38, Blshopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches Alor Star *****0 [Saigon Amritsar .Ipoh Bemaraiib Bangkok
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      214 11 i BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMMES TOR INDIA. BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS and FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND. SATIRDAY. APRIL 14, I^4. [O \i.T. 2.0 pjn. Time Blgnal Horn Bi* Ben Ne^ 1^ Bulletin Vtenni, a musical programme i iriimophnno records*. 1 9 rime Signal mm Greenwich. aar
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      312 11 PHOHI HOLLAND PROGRAMME Wavelength 25.57 M., From 13.30 P.m. to 16.00 p.m. G.M.T. SATURDAY. ~APRIL 14, 1934 13.50 Dutch National Anthem and opening announcement. 14.00 Children's Half-hour 14.30 Driemaal oon kwartier met de Krd.lvV aan de zwier* PGuus Keddy sings and recites. Bob and Jirrun will play the latest hits
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  • LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      SPECIAL SEA SESSION
      411 12 International Shipping And League A recent decision of the Governing i Body of the International Labour Office of the League of Nations was that there should meet m the near future a speicial Maritime Session of the Tnterna- tional Labour Conference. The last Session of the Conference,
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      PORT HEALTH
      283 12 The health bulletin of the League of {Nations Eastern Bureau for the week (ended April 7, is as follows: Baghdad: 1 smallpox case and 1 death. Bassein: l plague case and 1 death. Bombay: 3 cholera cases and 2 deaths Of which 2 cases were imported: 11 i
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      SHIPPING PROBLEMS
      446 12 Liverpool Owners Against Subsidies The year 1933. which witnessed the beginnings of revival m so many departments of our national economy, unfortunately brought little comfort to our shipping industry. In their annual report, the Liverpool Steam Ship Owners" Association have compiled some statistics which well illustrate the industry's
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      62 12 The "Alaska MariT O.S.K. linei injaugurated the first direct regular service between Japan and West i Airica. The Lloyd Triestino Conte Rosso is due here at daylight on Monday irom Shanghai and Hong Kong. She will berth alongside the S.H.B. wharref and will sail again the same day at 3pm
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      84 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside v,,. v. [Main Wharf .r.nt r l?M I Narbacu 13: DAn ft. I Empire Dock (Eatnu Themlsto 32: Kint Ousebridge 37. R. Empire Dock (Entranec G*ui West Wharf cEntra,",. <„,, aeroo J.\\ > KEPPEL HAMOCi Main Whar': Lcfa Lch. -Alert": Tuu 1.,:,,' Oil Wharf: HM fi
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      82 12 Katong, Brit I kok 13.4 for Bai Palopo. Dut 12 kat 13.4 for Btngka^ Gen. Verspyck, Di 540 i J Letong 13.4 for N j Christian U\v from Batavia 12 Plancius, Dr.t.. wan Deli 13.4 for B Themisto, Dut., 2,824 ban 13.4 for Tung Bong, Brll Dickson 13.4
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      CLEARANCES
      41 12 April 12. Or. <Chi. Asaka Ifaru i (Japan) EX nmark D iKheng. KhandaMa [Blthonla. Jenny MoU< I Rahman, Pontlanak Brit jTldorr. Van cl<r L>:. B I IZeelond. Angelina. P M I April 13- c« W Kllai 1 IHuygens. «Dut.> i
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      642 12 BOUSTEAD&Co.,Ltd. 'Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Imperial Airways. Broking Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Hoy a! State Railways of Siam. HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA(lncorporated In England) FOUR MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES/ COMPRISING TB» LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS O.V THE PACIFIC FREQUENT SAILINGS FROM HONG
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      207 12 I BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRESS 22, PALL MALL, LONDON, 5.W.1l of last twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON. COLOMBO, PORT SUDAN MARSEILLES. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with mrough connection from Singapore and Peiiang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangoot 1934 YORKSHIRE Apr 26 SHROPSHIRE May 10 OXFORDSHIRE May 24 STAFFORDSHIRE June
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      70 12 I. S. K. LINE.! ISHIHARA SANGYO-KAIUN KAISHA, LTD. Incorporated m Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE HAVRE MARU MAY 5 May 8 MILAN MARU May 10 May 10 ERIE MARU May 19 May 19 FOR KOBE, OSAKA, MOJI, YAWATA j NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA MALTA MARU Apr^ Apr"^ For rates and
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      154 12 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia IFREMANTLE C Via Port Swetunhuni. Pea* Palembanc H.injoiu.miii WiMt'T Ptocti Dm Singapore Sinpi* T.s.m v. KM I T.s.m.v X roo Fares Single 9.0.0. n^w* Return PD.OA I For partkulan ol 1 piea#c McALISTER CO., I* SINGAPORE PEMW Planters Stores Agency Co H Kuala L«mpur
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      329 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN j Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7 30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan <via Jerantut> Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan <via Jerantut* Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Padang Besar> Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Gemas >
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      288 13 §< \J mi BRITISH INDIA p. 0. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due U P S'porc Tnage Spore. SOUDAN 6.500 June 6 UPUTANA 17.000 June 8 RANCHI 17.000 June 22 !BURD\VAN 6.070 July 5 i'ARTHAGE 15.000 July 6 8 RAXPURA 17.000 July 20 Caw only. HOMEWARDS Leaves 1U > p
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      511 13 Ellerman BucknaU Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) ba. "ELLERMAN" UNE 41 HAMBURG. City of Bagdad Due Sails City of Lille In Port A P r 16 Apr. 29 May 2 Cltr of Eastboume H NG K NG> BHANGHAI '"AN. City of Weapon £g Apr. 19 "AMERICAN AND MANCHURIAN" l
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      1186 13 TH» BLUB FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW BTEA-MSHIP OO- (1181) Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China Ltd. i^ Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP 00., Ltd 255 SJS^F 8 STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd THE SARAWAK STEAMS**;? Co. Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN ORk.wAL LINE
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      723 14 K. P. ML CONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU TOG lAN- Apr. 14, Pontlanak. TOBA Saturday, Apr. 14, Moeara-Saba and Djambi. VALENTIJN— Saturday, Apr. 14, Rhio, Padang Bay, Ampenan, Boeleleng and Sourabaya. TOBELO— Saturday, Apr. 14, Koedap, Tampoetih, Tampat-Tinggi, Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api. MAROS Sunday. Apr. 15, Prigi-Radja, Sapat. Tembilahan, Poeloe-Pallas, Pen-gallan-Estate and
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      502 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE dbtd AMERICAN MAIL LINE NOW IS THE TIME TO TRAVEL HOME via AMERICA See China and Japan at no additional cost. Visit Honolulu —San Francisco— Los Angeles. Sail along the beautiful coast of Central America and enjoy ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST TRAVEL THRILLS the trip through
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      620 14 O. S. K. Ljj. FOR AFRICA AND SOUTH AMFliir A Chohko Maru Cape Town via Mombasa. Dar-cs-Salaam. L. Marques. Dvr 1 Aigoa Bay t Buenos A. Maru Kucnos Airrs. rii Colon) Cape Town. Bfa Santos arxd M< i Atlas Maru Cape Town via Mombasa. Dar-cs-Salaam. L. Marques Dtiand Algoa Bay
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    SEVEN NEW BRITISH A.B.A. CHAMPIONS
    889 15 Whole Day's Boxing At Albert I— n. I I London, Mar. 22. fiftieth championship meeting i organised by the Amateur Boxing latlon was held at the Royal Hall when, at the end of nearly tote days fighting. London could m four oi the seven new
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    30 15 lv uewlj Conned baseball team ot Chinese Companions Athletic Assouill make their debut m a v match against the Cubs on at the st. Joseph ground startt 12 noun.
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    21 15 TO* 'Sunday there will be a •pen to members who have never sw limning race. nee one breadth.
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 33
    117 15 FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 33 Seven Headers Share Prize readers, who correctly foretrie results of all ten matches Competition No. 33 share s football prize, and a cheque 12 will m due course b^ sent to >i riong Hu.it. in-c Cecil Sti Sing ip »re. nuda b A. Tamano 7 Mlnto
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    189 15 LEAGUE POSITIONS NOW I ALMOST SETTLED Tlu following matches will be played m the English and Scottish Leagues {this afternoon: DIVISION I Aston Villa vs Birmingham Chelsea v*. Bverton. Hudciersiielri vs. Newcastle. [Leicester vs. Sheflleld \V. Liverpool vs. Arsenal. Portsmouth vs. Blackburn. |Shefl\eld U. vs. W. B*mwich.
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    40 15 Cambridge XV Beats U.S. University i Newhaven, Apr. 13. The Cambridge University Rugby XV defeated Yale by 32 points to 5 m the ftrst Rugby mate*, m the famous Yale Bowl. The half-time score was 15-nil.
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    236 15 WATER POLO PLAYERS GOING TO U.S.A. PENANG SWIMMING CLUB'S LOSS Penang April 13. Messrs. Foo Meow Fong and Lim Loon reong, first team players of the Chinese Swimming Club, were entertained by fellow members of the Club to a farewell dinner at the Ayer Itam Hotel Both boys are leaving
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      683 15 Sl 5O Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION i Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the The full results of ftll the matches played j Froe Pie s Football Competition No. 35. m the Competition will be published m the m which you arc
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      140 15 COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED Head Office: 13, Regent Street, LONDON, S.W.I. TAKE CHARGE OF EASIERN KIT AT THEIR PORT SAID BRANCH HAVE IT LAUNDERED AND READY FOR YOU ON THE RETURN JOURNEY Representatives board all homeward bound steamers at PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL to arrange Baggage Clearanc Rail
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    747 16 E Champion After Being Three Times Runner-Up To Roy Smith CHERRINGTON BEATEN IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS S. WISE won Jie S.C.C. tennis singles championship for the 1^« first lime yesterday by beating E. C. Cherrington m two straight sets. He was never
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    Far Eastern Olympiad May Collapse
    130 16 Far Eastern Olympiad May Collapse Hong Kong, Apr. 13. THE GENERAL Sports Asso- J ciation of Japan has wired to the Phillipine delegate at i 11u- round-table conference m J J connection with the Far East- i crn Olympic Meeting asking J j him to re-consider the question of admitting
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