The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 April 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,242. ESTD. 1835. IVEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    EXPENCE TAKEN OFF BRITISH INCOME TAX
    295 1 Budget Hopes Fully SALARY CUTS AND UNEMPLOYMENT ,V RESTORED TO FORMER LEVELS sixpence m the standard rate tax was among several welcome Ltfjncentent* tht> Chancellor of the idiequer. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, m presenting House of Commons yesterday faernoon. m hall the rut* s .r<d
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    FRENCH BANKER'S DRAMATIC SUICIDE
    274 1 FRENCH BANKER'S DRAMATIC SUICIDE the absence of any fresh development he proposed to follow the same procedure as last year. making no provision for them Th- deficiency m the revenue from the t- a duty amounted to about £350.000, doubtless due to the restriclon 01 imports from India. Ceylon and
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    8 1 Rill on Mon£T»fc'SSJ? JKKIISr V/^ Tin Smelters Statistks
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    Restoration Of 1931 Cuts
    91 1 The horse-power tax on motorcars woud be reduced from £1 to 15s. per horse-power owing to the limitation on certain export markets caused by the present tax. The Chancellor announced i legislation and supplementary estimates for the restoration of one-hali oi all the cuts made In
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    Unemployed Pay And Income Tax
    519 1 He estimated the revenue from income tax at £240.000.000 against, £229.000.000 estimated last year and he estimated the surtax at £50.000.000 ana death duies at £76,000.000. Mr. Chamberlain declared that the cuts m the unemployed pay must come first and a bill will be introduced
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    Had £8,000,000 Fortune And Riviera Palaces
    228 1 Had £8,000,000 Fortune And Riviera Palaces KILLED HIMSELF IN LAW COURTS RATHER THAN GO TO GAOL Paris, Apr. 14. IU Rochette, the well-known finm antfer. has been found dying with his throat cut In :ize Law Courts where he has been a familiar figure for a decade In connection with
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    Dr. Colijn Cancels Visit To Dutch East Indies
    40 1 Dr. Colijn Cancels Visit To Dutch East Indies The Hague. Apr. IT. The Premier, Dr. Colijn. has cancelled his visit to the Dutch Indies o^inp to the resignation of the Labour Minister, Dr. Heer Verschuur, for reasons of health. Reuter
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    Trotsky Sits And Waits For White Russians' Vengeance
    170 1 i REVOLVERS AT HIS SIDE French Villagers Thought Him International Crook I 77 Pans. Apr. 15. INHABITANTS of the village of (i Barbizon. Seine-et-Marne. have jbeen terrorised lor months past ;by a mysterious household living In an expensive villa. They were dubbed
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    Must Leave France
    34 1 Paris. Apr. H. The Government has decided cancel the permit tor Trotzky to remain m Prance on the ground that he failed to keep his promise to observe political neutrality. Renter.
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    51 1 El Paso, Apr. A verdict of suicide was returned ;;t the inquest on ••Jolly" Garner, the forty-eight year old brother of the Vice-President of the United States, who was found lying at his home thot through the mouth and clutching an automatic. No motive for the suicide was ascertained. Reuter
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    FIVE YEARS OLD MYSTERY OF THE SEA SOLVED
    108 1 FIVE YEARS OLD MYSTERY OF THE SEA SOLVED Kobenlun n W reckage Fouiul Near Australia Copenhagen, Apr. 17. QXE OP Oit most baffling mysteries 01 the sea, the appearance, five years ago, of the Danish training ship Kobenhavr,, with forqr-Ave Danish cadets and a (>IV V W fifteen, has been
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    54 1 Washington, Apr. I* Senator b irah sugg< stc that complex* llndependenc b given to the Philippines within tw i ox t..-. c yean instead I'• lX nable the United State* to levy a tarlfl n rhrop cents a ib on Philippine c nut on, he Importation which \i ry nurtiul
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      53 1 r >TH. II 11 T NIGHT |Kj. SATURDAY, APRIL 21st Mai X OANCE AIHIUAL D HIIER BALL $D St GEORGES SOCIETY X4 c lnlor mal The ball room is reserved t0 Widni K ht cx dusively for members and guests of the Society) FFL E s rr L£ LEBRATED ORCHESTRA
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      93 1 On Other Pages Legislative Council meeting was continued yesterday Page 4. Ful! report of consecration of Bishop Devals— Page 11. Mr. Gammans' farewell to Kuala. Lumpur co-operalors Page 3. Reports from the courts Page*, 2 and 6. A secret Sino- Japanese conference is being held m Shanghai Page 9 Various
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      82 1 CHRYSLER B3G CAR PERFORMANCE ADELPHI HOTEL TO-DAY CONCERT DURING TIFHN I 1 FfXED MENU A LA CARTE THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE I MEETS TO-MORROW B D I r 1 fl ADELPHI HOTEL I SPEAKER: MISS BETTY MARINO. H SUBJECT BROADCASTING IX AMERICA. fl MISS MARINO WILL ALSO PLAY VIOLIN
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      28 1 KLIM rOWDERED MILK THI KCABCSI APPROACH TO PCU FRESH, P.4STI I Kizi ;> >nr k ort \j\ w< l I l\ THE tttOm OBTAINABLE \1 ALL LEADIK PROVISION* 6TORCB
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    HANGED IN HIS BATH
    130 2 Japanese Naval Attache's Death Naples, Apr. 16. Mr. Sinsuke Ohtani, the Japanese Naval Attache at Rome, has been found hanged m a hotel bedroom here. Mr. Ohlani arrivpd ot the hotel In the afternoon and as^ed lor a room with a bath. He looked tired and
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    DISARMAMENT
    96 2 A Convention An Immediate Necessity London, Apr. 14. Geneva messages state that Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Spain and Switzerland have presented a memorandum to the Disarmament Conference, in which they state that a Disarmament Convention is an immediate necessity. Holland also supports the principle of the memorandum which warns the
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    SLUM CLEARANCE
    107 2 Suggested National Authority London, Apr. 14. The report of the Slum Clearance Committee of the Royal Institute of i British Architects expresses the unarii- mous view that all built-up areas should be zoned for industrial, eommer- cial or residential purposes and that the broad lines of the general
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    TAILORS' STRIKE SETTLED
    81 2 TAILORS' STRIKE SETTLED Thirty Per Cent Wage Increase (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Apr. 17. Penang folk will have to pay thirty per cent, more for their clothes as a result of the settlement of the tailors strike. Cantonese tailors resumed work yesterday and the Khehs this morning. The latter
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS
    89 2 Corner Stone Of British Policy London, Apr. 14. The loyalty of the British Government to the League of Nations and its ideals was emphasised m a declaration made at the National Conference m defence of the League by the Post-master-General, Sir Kingsley Wood. He declared: "I come
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    MANCHURIAN MAILS
    76 2 Commons Question About Through Service London. Apr. 16. In the House of Commons this evening Sir John Simon, replying to a series of questions, gave an assurance that no opportunity would be lost to promote the resumption of the mail service through Manchuria, but as the matter involves
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    " Peejay" Ringens To fly To China
    137 2 Peejay" Ringens To fly To China The judging m the beauty contest {arranged by the organisers of the j 'Livestock and Trades Exhibition at the, jld race course, will take place to-night. when all competitors will parade on the central stand at 9.30 p.m. Those who have witnessed the daring
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    45 2 Members of the Catholic Young Men's Association are requested to come to the club (50 Ophir Road) any day this week between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. to get frum the Secretary their complimentary tickets for the Bishop's Reception at St. Joseph's Institution on Saturday.
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      510 2 1 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTEp, Chinese translator. Must, read and write Chinese character and I English fluently and understand j Chinese system of accounts. Age be- j tween 21 and 25. Starting pay $100 per' month or according to qualifications. Apply m writing, giving qualifications. to Box No. 390, care of
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      500 2 OLASSIFIED ADVERTISE^ "LITESOME' I BODY BELT AND JOCKSTRAP Ideal for sports and general wear. PRICE $2.00 EACH. j Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL LTD. Chemists. i BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 114 Change Alley, Singapore. The Cheapest Houje lor your Stationery, Typewriters, Ribbons and Carbons also for Pencil and
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      235 2 te nd ERS followtn, I pwtlcula Executi Ring jS Road >l*[ of C 3oth. i, i J W Const, Fir Closli Supply only nf sf WM TKS. j£* BNRO] CL.\SSES i«, WEEK MAKINi MALAY .STRAITS c, im M 4.30 pni si "vni Brilisl, imipan "H MCtlni Mo(., r Nehicle )3
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      298 2 Diary Of The Week Wednesday, 18th. rligh Water 00.26 a.m., 1.40 p.m. Rotary Tiffin. Miss Marino on "Broadcasting In America," at Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. league, division three, "B," S.C.T., vs. Gov. Monopolies, at Jalan Besar. Tennis S.C.C. Tournament prize distribution. Thursday 19th. High Water 0.56 am., 2.20
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    "HOUNDED BY A LOT OF COURT TAMBIES"
    858 3 y \\IIO MADE tizOOO ON A ,M SUED 1^ WIFE FOR i why pa) the L 932 tn ol ity Mrs. scnted I Brti the i-oun n n m d lie i>l a H I a not alI irope at the k L
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    Capt. Gammans'Goodbye To Malaya
    1165 3 Capt. Gammans 'Goodbye To Malaya W7w* Co-Operation Can Do For This Country (From Our Own Correspondent) Warm tributes to the work of rw r* "*mmansauction w ,t h which he waTl^ton^TaT r^ 116 «f the various l o mmuni ties, were made by Mr KaTa^ the president. *vandiah, In reply.
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    LAWYER'S $600 HOTEL BILL
    317 3 LAWYER'S $600 HOTEL BILL DEFENCE THAT IT IS FOR r. DRINKS AND |i CANNOT BE RECOVERED c AT THE suggestion of Mi-. Justice Prichard the cast between Raises Hotel and Mr. A. 1 V. L. Davies. the local solicitor. which came up for hearing J j m the Supreme Court
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    BANKRUPT CLERKS
    180 3 F.M.S. Government May Folloi Colony Example At the twelfth annual general meet ing of the F.M.S. Posts and Telegraph Co-operative Thrift and Loan Societ" Mr V. H. Winson. the president, .said As you are aware, the Straits Settle fments Government has taken reeentl strong action to combat the
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      58 3 GOTLAND can Hie whisky come, r li;d lhc Inost a^ous of all is R KF.D LABEL tor Aii Av^- »V nw i Iptfk 4/ u\ldbeck macghegou II A/\ co J LTD Jl f f lworporatea unaer the Companies* Z^/ \i\ Ordinances ox 1Z Kong.) wJ( f 'Incorporated m Shanghai) \J\
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      52 3 THE THREE RECORDS /greatktN V !\E YE R y holds wren] records for endurance i AIR SPEEO| world repose their trust m the y^v^ _Q£/ reliability of Wakefield Lubricants. CCWAKEFIELD tt CO..LTD. Borsumy Building, Robinson Road, Singapore. Telephone No. 4565. /T^\ irt Chartered Bank Chambers Union Street Penang. Telephone No.
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    MALACCA WANTS NEW SUPREME COURT
    2599 4 Why New Hospital Is Not In Use ADVOCATES' BILL PASSED BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL rIE FACT that a further $10,000 will be needed to be spent on the new General Hospital at Malacca before it can be put into use was revealed by Dr. Fitzgerald. Director
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    OFFICIAL REPLIES
    337 4 Hospital At Malacca Not Ready In reply to the points raised m connection with the hospital. Dr. FJ the acting Director oi Mecacal and Health Services, said that the new General Hospital was opened by His Excellency, the Governor, on Feb. 12 i this year. On that date
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    GRIM DESERT DRAMA
    28 4 GRIM DESERT DRAMA H 1 i I cnr I I Wir.. I dc^s ;-u; f we: Icaptu] I nectic;. I Beers I Hnaii;, nd ca I skinr.i.... I
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    Speed Off The Miami Coast
    193 5 I reparations being made at the Royal Almonry m London for Maundy Thursday, when specially minted coins known as Maundy Money were distributed to as many poor persons as the kin* is years old. Miami Florida College, all out rmrln. on aquaplanes over the warm
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    PREFERENTIAL DUTY BY FRAUD
    509 6 First Prosecution j Under New j Law TWO MEN FINED i I THE IMPORTANCE of signing documents certifying the origin a goods j to be exported from the Straits Settle- ments to the Malay States was; emphasised by the police m the i Criminal District Court
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    Eurasian Driver Heavily Fined
    285 6 Eurasian Driver Heavily Fined FOR MAIMING A POLICE CONSTABLE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 16. Remarking that he was willing to take into consideration the fact that the accused had a good record as a iian and as a driver, and that he was ordinarily of a sober
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    VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY
    55 6 Thunderous Landslide j At Night Allesandra, Apr. 13. Twelve people were killed and 200 are homeless as a result of a landslide at Grondona village. Piedmont. The inhabitants ware awakened from sleep by a thunderous rumbling. A moment later the mountainside crashed on the village, sweeping houses
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    WHEAT QUOTAS
    46 6 Rome, Apr. 13. 4 Full of meat is the description given by a delegate to the International Wheat Conference on the report oeing framed by the sub- committee dealing with minimum prices. The report is expected to be complete early next week. Reuter Wireless
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    New World Cabaret
    73 6 Patrons of the New World Cabaret aie remindec that the 14 new dancirg partners whom the management have especially engaged m response to frequent demands from their customers will make their first appearance to-night. The new partners are Chinese girls who have been recruiced In Malaya. They
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    LESSONS OF THE SLUMP
    161 6 How It Has Affected i Co-operators The trade slump, while not affecting j Co-operative Societies m the same manner as it has done several other capitalistic institutions, has however not entirely forgotten the co-operators, says the conclusion of the report issued by the JafTnese Co-operative Society.
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    House Gutted By Fire
    137 6 3 CHINESE FAMILIES HOMELESS Three families lost their homes m a fire which gutted a large attap house In Tiong Bahru. At eleven o'clock the fire biigade received a call from the Alexandra Road Police station and sent two engines. They found an attap house well
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    GERMANY'S WORKLESS
    68 6 Number Half The Total Of A Year Ago Berlin, Apr. 9. A further substantial decrease m unemployment m Germany was revealed by the figures for March just published hereto-day (Monday) .which show that the number of unemployed diminished last month by 570.000 to a total of 2.8 millions,
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    DIED ON MONT BLANC
    70 6 Climb Too Much For Engineer Paris, Apr. 5. I A German engineer named Rudolf j Dorn, connected with the Zeppelin j works at Friedrichshafen, has died while on a climbing tour at Mont Blanc, according to a message from Chamonix. He had almost reached the summit
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    ARETHUSA'S NEW MISFORTUNES
    302 6 Engine Trouble Causes More Delay AURORA TAKES From Our Own Correspondent. > Penan;, Apr. 17. SHORTLY after leaving Alor Star aerodrome on Monday on the way to Bangkok, the Imperial Airways liner Arethusa was compelled to turn back owing to engine trouble. The Arethusa was inaugurating the
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    Mr. Bagnall Going On Leave
    102 6 MAY REJOIN COUNCIL I AFTER HIS RETURN Mr. John Bagnall, senior unofficial member of the Legislative Council, leaves Singapore for Europe on home leave on Thursday. Mr. Bagnall will. sail by the Kedah to Penang where he will join the s.s. Antenor. A meeting of
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    GERMAN CHURCH CRISIS
    192 6 Set -Back For Ueichsbishop Berlin, Apr. 11. The decision that the Reichsbishop Mueller, the Nazi head of the German Evangelical church, had no right to dissolve the Prussian supreme church council last November, given to-day by the Lower Court, is regarded m opposition quarters as a set-back
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    $150 Must Be Won
    558 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 35. m which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played on April 21. THE PRIZE OF $150 will be
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    ALLEGED ARMS TRAFFIC
    197 6 Charges Against Germany Denied Madrid. Apr. 5. The Paris reports, which have been widely featured m the Spanish Press, to the effect that Germany is carrying on an extensive contraband trade m arms and munitions along the West African coast, and especally to the Spanish possessions of
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    46 6 The Malay Mail understands that the Selangor Property Owners and Ratepayers' Association will shortly be affiliated to the Property Owners and Ratepayers' Association of Great Britain. This will give more "power to the elbow" of the local organisation as its counterpart m England has parliamentary connections.
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    Picture Survey Prohibition
    132 6 Picture Survey Prohibition IJNAKU t JJJ views, thr :..,adon-iSbsi!l film expa wh JJ apotv is Mr -I r cxpeditl at a lo of the N men. Their -record of Amtralla .dates U parl < J*Jj "ooii value of i Rim ol thishte be overwho lon r conditioi Mr. T a
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    FRENCH COLONIES
    69 6 Could Supply France's Needs Foreign on I Japanese, relaxatti plied to th" col<v tn colonial proclu subjects to be consider Colonial Economic Coi the Doumertru^ Governs** a committee bai b*M draw up the ifendi niM details. Ihe value o: F: has steadily know cade and it is contended
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    FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 35
    111 6 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competition as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of Singapore Free Press m all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of the following League matches
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 35
    66 6 Middlesbro vs. Hoddersfield. vs. Bradford. I 1 11 vs. Preston. Lincoln vs. Burnley. vs. Brentford. Southampton vs. Giimsby. Bristol City vs. Reading. Torquay vs. Crystal Palace. f ai ;r ow Chesterfield. llu!lfax vs. Barnsley. This duplicate list is for the convenience or competitors m keeping a
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      44 6 Orders y^ by po.sr i jj c d imirenla Ay tely. Add r 96. HkM /o^/ Blni s port £t Archipelago I^^} Brewery Co. c hr r- C R PILSENER B C J^ Sole Agents N.V Straits J.iv.i T>« a Distributors The Phoenix kUWim
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    AIR TO SINGAPORE
    389 7 .aid reach utta hed on air X you on i t with with lipIB so the value oi long-distance air transport, but powerful argument, also, m favour of hastening that day when the whole Empire is knitted together by a network m main and auxiliary dying routes-
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    THE CAPITOL
    168 7 Miw nest Is No Mac West, M Tira. the exotic show dy with every variety of "It" imaijinmakes a great hit m "I'm nc Angel." the Paramount present at ior opened at the Capitol yesterday picture was just made for Mac There's little else m it but her
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    China's Evolution Through Chinese Eyes
    1106 7 China's Evolution Through Chinese Eyes mmmm How Early Reformers Were Frustrated By Royal Caprice I Tientsin. Mar. 31. f China and Japan responded vcrj differently to rhe impact of the West B Though England knocked at China's 3 door hull' a century before the Ameri- can Admiral Peary and the
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    150 7 The V.M.C.A. Junior Department Social will be held on Wednesday, 25th inst. at 7.30 p.m. m the V.M.C.A. Hall. An interesting programme has been arra^ped and it is hoped that all junior members will be present. Catholics m the diocese of Malacca observe the feast of St. Joseph to-day This
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      64 7 EW WORLD CABARET T HE CABARET DE LUXE" 1,!,!--'- a Real Breath of the Orient, ""ition of 10 Beautiful Chinese Dancing [1 artners. Commencing To-Night, April 18th i E. JOHANNES, Manager. 4 ff DAlr "«!L. 20 t h at the NEW WORLD. B aA s vs. JOHNSON X 2g5» vs.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      DEATHS
      60 8 ODSLL On 17th April, at 45 Gilstead I Road. Arthur E. Odell. aged 53. Funeral at Bidadari Cemetery a: 9.30 this morning. DAVIDSON.— On 17th. April 1934. at 10 Penang Road. Singapore. Elizabeth Davidson, aged 79 years Widow of (the late Thomas Davidson c: SingaI pore and F.M.S. Funeral
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1934 Was It Necessary ?
    474 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1934 Was It Necessary WE MUST admit that we find it exceedingly difficult no arrive at an opinion with regard to tHe Tin and Tin-ore (Disclosure of Smelters' Stocks) Bill. We have to confess that we are In much the same position as
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    As I was Saying
    1260 8 RUBBER restriction was announced at I midnight on Sunday. Now don't get all excited. Let us explain. This was not an attempt by the Government to make sure that speculators should not profit by the announcement. It is merely a rumour that was current m Kuala
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    214 8 Major M. P. Dawes. of the Burma Rifles. Mrs^ Dawes and family sailed for home by the Erria. T. Lieut. Colonel F. J. Ayris has been iTnn S p Sf nf ly v,i OPerated h" lor n cataract l^v tn yCS nd J s weU °n
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      44 8 VERMOUTH Iffl VERMOUTH J^ALDBECICSJ SAUSAGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS kPork Beef Liver Salami English Smoked Sausages TRY THEM TO-DAY SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. Orchard Road. ANNUAL TO-DAY IS THE TERRIFIC FINAL REDUCTIONS HALF PRICE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. SINOAPOM. KUALA IUWUR. PENAKO »d IPOH.
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      41 8 "CLOTHES MARK THE MAN" declares a tailor's advertisement. The price of women's clothes also leaves its mark on him. "GAFLAC BAGGAGE POLICIES cover all losses of clothes when travelling. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    WINSTON FINDS A MARE'S NEST
    44 9 tT^S EVIDENCE ,v Committee lt 1 ff Hoare 1 (> i as this S Samuel a. In 1933 posed 1 subsult tl I )Übt re I nal .V.'.S--r ill's ns injatd .-.vhill tia- ster sue) hesl i m ihlre sUlt-
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    DEATH OF MR.A.E.ODELL
    110 9 p >re Mi Arthur E 15 Gibtead e ight ight Mr i be last 1 last I his Illness irn all parts i te the name ol )r... Uectl ol this targ< numt Europe tality he prerr.ade him tof friends I efficiency model oi rum 3 i
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    Mr. Otto Kahn 's $15,000,000 Fortune
    32 9 Mr. Otto Kahn 's $15, 000, 000 Fortune New York, Apr. 17. Mr. Otto Kahn left about $15,000,000 equally divided between his four children. The widow is otherwise adequately provided lor. Reuter
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    10 9 the rm Smelter* >t.,oKs !,,n the LectelaMrc Council on Monday.
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    Secret Sino-Japanese Conference
    371 9 Secret Sino- Japanese Conference CHINA'S EYES ON SHANGHAI Peiping Students Demonstrate Against Compromise The city of Shanghai, where a secret SinoJapanese conference opened this morning, has become the centre of interest to newspaper reporters m China. General Huang Fu, head of the North China Political Council and concurrently Nanking's chief
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    Undercutting Britain In The Colonies
    105 9 Undercutting Britain In The Colonies MANCHESTER URGES PROMPT h OFFICIAL ACTION London, Apr. 16. A RESOLUTION drawing attention to the increasing seriousness m the position oi the expoi\ cotton trade and urging the need for prompt action for its preservation has beo.i sent to the President of the Beard of
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    Midsummer Weather Sends Londoners To Seaside And Country
    91 9 Midsummer Weather Sends Londoners To Seaside And Country London, Apr. 15. To-day was the warmest April day for forty years over a large part of England. The shade temperature m London touched 75 degrees Fahrenheit, four degrees higher than the average maximum temperature m July and August. The summer-like conditions
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    76 9 Aurora Trying To Make Up Lost Time (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Apr. 17. The Imperial Airways plane Aurora which has taken the place of the Arethusa. arrived at Don Muang at one o'clock and left very soon afterwards for Rangoon. The pilots, it is believed, are attempting
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    A "PROTECTION"' BUDGET
    157 9 WHY GERMANY'S SERVICE COSTS ARE HIGHER Reply To British Request For Explanation London. Apr. 16. Increased expenditure on the German urmy will be necessary for the conversion of the Reichwehr into a short vU-c army declares the German note to Sir John Simon. A total increase ol
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    105 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates <From Our Own Correspondents RI BBFR London, Apr. 17. Spot (Sellers* 523 32d (5 3 4 d.> < Buyers > 521 32d (5 11 16 d.» Juiy-Sept. 5 13 16d (57 B d.» Oct -Dec 559 64d <5 31 32d.»
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      1015 10 NORTH BORNEO TIMBER TRADE Export Facilities Not Satisfactory The monthy committee meeting oi the North" Borneo Chamber of Commerce was held m the Sandakan Club on Wednesday, April 4th, with the Hon'ble Mr. F. W. Pinnock m the, Chair, others present being Mr. G. Mayor, Mr. A. McKendrick, Mr. A.
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      DEMAND FOR MACHINE TOOLS
      164 10 Eflfect Of xMotor Industry's Activity The increased activity during the j past year m the motor industry has 1 had a beneficial effect on many ancillary trades, most notably the machine tool industry. This has been due not only to the > increase m car sales,
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      THE MOST POPULAR CAR
      123 10 Smaller Types To The Fore In 1933 caTTnS the r P°o« 1 type o* j O rt T t h J S questlon ls conclusively answer- j ed In favour of the small vehicle by I information to hand from the Austin i concern .which reports
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      166 10 Yesterday's Alterations i r Ayer Weng <$n 195 200 r Hitam Tin (50) 52 V 2 55 x.d.' Hong Fatts ($1) 49 52 i Jelebus ($1) 137 x4O Johan Tin (20) 24 26 c d h Kinta Dredge ($1) 2.48 252 c Kuchai Tin Dredge ($1) 98
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      87 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT April 17, 12 o'clock noon. V Buyers Seller R.S.S. equal to London Std., Spot Hoose) 18 3 4 18? 8 R.S.S. equal to London Std., Spot (F. 0.8.) 19 19Vs Standard R.S.S. on Tender April 18?/ 8 19 n MayjJune 19Vs 19y
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      £ Abroad
      87 10 Abroad 1 London, Apr. 14. Exchanges to-day were Paris 78 1/32. l\ New York 5.15%. *j Montreal 5.14%. Brussels 22.03V2. Geneva 15.90»/2. i j Amsterdam 7.61. Milan 60 7/16. I Berlin 13.03V2. I 1 Stockholm 19.40. Copenhagen 22.39 1 />. Oslo 19.90V 2 Vienna 28. Prague 123^4. Helsingfors 226V2. Madrid
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      BUDGET OPTIMISM
      347 10 Effect On Stock Exchange London, Apr. 11. On the Stock Exchange with optimistic expectations regarding the Budget statement on Apr. 17 and the South Alrican Budget creating a favourable 1 impression, interest broadened con- siderablj and there was a very firm 1 tone throughout, the chief features be-
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      MARCH RUBBER OUTPUTS
      96 10 Ppl^ 1 i? ehl ie and Co Nentsi— Pelepah Valley, March 1934 39,000 lbs (March, 1933 46,000 lbs.); Kota Tinggi March 1934 41,500 lbs.; (38,000 lbs f Siginting 20,000 lbs.; (29,000 bs Cioverry 19,600 lbs.; (20,000 lbs)- kuala Kepis 24 600 lbs.; (27.700 lbs Tangkok 20,700 lbs;
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      172 10 April 17, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Selle Gambler 3.75 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.75 Muntok White Pepper 30.50 White Pepper 29.50 Black Pepper 15.75 s j Copra mixed 2.60 Copra, Sundried 2.15 Small flake Tapioca 4.20 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.15 Lingga Sago
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      Exchange Rates
      217 10 APRIL 17 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2411 64 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 532 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 9 64 London, 30 days' sight 2 4i a London, demand 2 4 7 64 London, T.T. 2 4 3 32 Lyons, Paris, demand 907 Hamburg,
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      LONDON SILVER MARKET
      202 10 Sudden Wave Of American Selling T* a i w London, Apr. 16. The London silver market late this afternoon experienced a sudden wave 3f selling on American account, caused :>y the statement by Mr. Rainey speaker of the House of RepresentaZSSk S Ml Rooseve^ Questions the idvisability
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      75 10 d r>r v xi Shanghai, Apr. 15. tl te? i2m KUng the Finance M'nister, held a reception on Saturday afternoon In honour of Mr. Rogers p the American financial expert who tc b een sent to China io report o on the silver situation. Thirty Chinee P S£f bankers were
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      FEWER DOCTORS BUT BETTER HEALTH
      940 10 MALACCA ESTATE RECORDS Best Figures Ever Recorded The Malacca planters held their annual general meeting m the Malacca Club on Saturday with Mr. A. McKenzie m the chair. Before the Malacca Agricultural Medical Board accounts for 1933 were passed, the Hon'ble Mr. H. E. Nixon
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      Wall Street
      73 10 I Apr jj Jj American Can American Teleph< and Telegraph Atchcson Railru iDupont Firestone. Comn General Electru General Mot Goodrich Goodyear Inter-Telephon. an Telegraph National City B n New York Central Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Cc. (Con Radio Corporation Socony Vacuum Standard Oil N J. Texas Corporation Union Oil
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      PARIT PERAK RUBBER
      196 10 I Profit Of KAW \m S I 1 j 1 '1 I* I I till The follow.. directors to bo submitu-d j teenth ordinary I held at Registered OH pany. 33. Beach Btn I I day. Apr. 27. 1934 I The directors b- g to su i
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    THE NEW BISHOP OF MALACCA
    2304 11 Colourful Consecration Ceremony CATHOLICS FROM ALL PARTS OF MALAYA ATTEND PENANG FUNCTION A VERY large Congregation representative of Catholics from all parts rk of Malaya, witnessed the Consecration of the Rt. Rev Adrian Devuls as Bishop of Malacca at the Church of the Assumption. Penang
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
    170 11 (Incorporated m Hong Kong) The liability of memoers is limited' to the extent and m the manner pre- scribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20 000,000! Reserve Fund-Sterling £6,500,000;
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    THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD.
    151 11 (Established m 1886 > Capital Subscribed I (Fully paid up) Y. 100.000,000 Reserve, Fund Y. 122.750.000 President: K. Kodama Esq Vice- President T. Okubo, Esq. Head Office: Yokohama Singapore Branches: MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. LONDON BANKERS: Westminster Bank. Ltd. The National Provincial Bank, Ltd Lloyd's
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    SIGNOR SUVICH
    106 11 1 Courtesy Visit To London London, Apr. 15. Signor Suvich, Under-Secretary of State at the Italian Ministry of For- I eign Affairs, will arrive m London on j a courtesy visit on Apr. 22 and is ex- j pected to stay until the morning of the 26th. He
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    CHARTERED BANK
    120 11 OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England b? Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600.000 snares of £5 each £3,000 out Reserve Fund £3,<MMMM» Reserve LlabUltj ol Proprietors £3,000 00§ HEAD OFFICE: 38, Blshopsgate, London, E.C. 2 Af enciea and Branches Alor Star Hollo Salgor. Amritsar Ipoh
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    MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD.
    194 11 (Incorporated In England Capital £3,000.001. Subscribed 1,800,000 Paid-up 1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1.246 735 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryric Esq.. Chairman P. R. Chalmers Esq.. Charles J. Hambro, Esq.. W. H. Shelford, Esq Sir Thorn as Cat to, Bart Sir C. C. 3arrle,
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    FORTUNE TELLERS
    64 11 Bad Times Coining In Germany Berlin, Apr. 13. Fortune -telling by cards or the horoscope will be forbidden as from May 1 by a decree of the Police President which will result m the closing down of many establishments m the city which have done a flourishing business
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    99 11 30 cents each was the fine imposed by Mr. C. W. A. Sennett. First Magistrate, Ipoh. on eleven Chinese mining coolies, of Sungel Klnta Tin Ltd.. who pleaded guilty to a charge of gaming |m public. They were found gambling on I the mine on Tuesday evening. A sum lof
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      61 11 CREDIT-FONCIER DEXTREME^)RIENT Sodete Anonym* Incorporated In Belgium— l9o7 > HEAD OFFICE: BRUSSELS. BRANCHES SHANGHAI, TIENTSIN, HANKOW, PEKING, HONG KONG, TSINAN BRICK AND TILE FACTORY IN SHANGHAI. MORTGAGE BANK Mun gages on real property. Loan* tor building. House and real Estate agents. Agents for: Union of Paris lnsc. Co. Lt4 OFFICE:
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      82 11 exceed $UMSM% Assurance Id force over »35.e0»,00i The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlement*) HEAD OFFICE): Great Eastern Ule Building Cecil street *un* a ,w~ uuaing, cccii street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27. Old Jewry EC The Company ha* £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of
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      20 11 OfFAN ACCII)ENT AN GUARANTEE CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated In Great Britain* Malayan Head Office: SINGAPORE Manager: C. NORMAN BENNETT SECURITY SERVICE.
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    SALFORD DOCKS FIRE
    100 12 I Outbreak Occurs When Entire Crew Asleep L <>ndon. Apr. 5. i Several tnousand bales or Indian cotton wool were damaged by a fire m the hold of the City of Adelaide at Salford Docks to-day. After four hours' work the fire was controlled. as The City
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    40 12 thl he v f 1 2 wlng P asse ngers arrived by the Kedah from Belawan Dell via Penang yesterday Mr. J. S™Lln. [nd Vs'^ V^ iiv V the M LarU t from Malacca yesterSr M t JMoreyandMissesN
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      GIRLS IN PIRATE HANDS
      593 12 Miss Peggy Hornell's Adventures Kept under guard In her cabin, together with two ol the ship's officers, lor thirty-right botUTB was the alarmIni experience of Iftaß Peggy Hornell. daughter of Mr. E. B C. Hornell. of Shanghai, Who was a passenger on board the Norwegian steamer
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      THE NEDERLAMD LINK
      641 12 Entertains On The Riviera The steamship companies of ;h Netherlands are not tak:iig bad lime lying down; crisis or no crisis the: are constantly thinking up improve ments and novelties for their tervtcei The great Amsterdam line mth Nederland Indian rout? the Neder land Line. Royal Dutch
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      SHIPPING INDUSTRY
      73 12 "Being Crucified" Says Chairman Of Important Lim r U London. April 13. The shipping industry It being cruelfled on the cross of quotas and restrictions, declared Lord Ewendon at the general meeting of the Royal MaJ Line today whose profit ol €***** is being devoted to depreciation The
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      55 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Sh,ps I l lf th, 1 Mam HMs Main Wharj rillda bourn. Empire 1 1 j 'Clyton, Empire h,, i Weal Hhai Klstn, Main Wharl M^ U UH.-AI Kamunlng on Whan CaaJ Whan ranjtfii Patar tag. Niters Wharf Albert hllli Vlciaria n Kuaanda RepptJ Harbna Kmc*i Dock No.
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      49 12 Itagrx B 17.4 for B A}. IT tor P< Yok >hama |< Bombaj i. Xi Calcuti Tergi '17 4 fo Jah„ii van 11.335 torn Batavla n Kedah Bi i wan Dell 11 Dell I Steel n from New y Lain:. Brit 17.4 for M E(i B Batavla 17.4
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      29 12 April 16 i I Marti iJi Singaradja. Nopari Dut Malt City ol Bag< Newton Elir. R. X Minderoti C Jerantut R; Seng 'Brit April 17 G 'Dut.'. Yam
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      21 12 With referei rates ol Singap. r Merchants ar< i the addltl to Bilba i 27 6d. Pr ton
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      101 12 [LONDON U)DRESS P.%1 I MALI H»v s f last i Mail RANGOON. OLOMBO, l'^ l >MKM 11 I > PLYMOI »H tf LONDON HOMEM IRU S.ULDW I jfORK SHROI BH] OXFOI STAFI OLOU( I WORC'I I YORK: shrop> t Thi rarei London Sin Return ♦IAKSI 111 J Return
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      546 12 BOUSTEAD&Co.,Ltd. •Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Imperial Airways. Bookfof Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Royal State Railways of Siam. S9Hr^»l nvl XLI KXPRS9O BOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA- lncorporated m England) FOl R MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES," COMPRISING TMI LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS O.V THE
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      45 12 1 1. S; K. LINE. ISHIHARA SANGVO-KMIN KAISHA. LTD. 'Cncorporated m Japan REGULAR FREIGHT \SD ffiMSf ffi 8 S 8 Dlie Sail EmEMIIAf U Mayl6 M^« ERIE MARU May 25 May 25 Pie^ appfy 5 and ther ISRIHARA SANGO KOSHI LIIVnTED (Incorporated m SS) AGENTS
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      393 12 I Local And I Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan I via Jerantut Monday to Friday 7 30 am Kuantan <via Jerantut* Saturdays 7 p.m Kelantan (via Padang Besar* Monday and Friday 7 p m Kelantan
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      328 13 I L_ IL.W > V f I- Vt^^ JC7i ju kiT pgfSim C 1 Q& \sJ and P BRITISH INDIA o. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Hue Due r'nagc Spore T'nage Spore. Apr 27 RAJPUTANA 17.000 June 8 May 10 RANCHI 17.000 June 22 May 11 BURDWAN 6.070 July 5
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      508 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" UNE FOR HAVRE, WNDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. Steamer v City of Lille Doe Salls CityofAthe 255 SJ City of Eastbo^e" 0 0 K NG SHANGHAI *>"> >»*™- A City of Wellington V. t& It 2& *l "AMERICAN AND MANCHURIAN" LINE FOR
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      1205 13 THE BLUE PU^fNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO., (1931) Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China a Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD ST«SAM t0:... Co. Ltd THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSIn,-' Co' Ltd .HUT fHINA NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd THE AUSTRALIAN &ORIE I LINE Ltd
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      755 14 K. P. ML tONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAJAN<>— Wednesday, Apr. 18, Prigl-Radja, Sapat, Tembilahan, Poeloe-Pallas Pengalian-Estate and Rengat. PAHI'D -Wednesday, Apr. 18, Muntok and Palembang. TOHITI- Wednesday, Apr. 18, Toengk a i, Moeara-Saba and Djambi. BOTH Wednesday, Apr. 18, Belawan-D e ii. VAN OUTHOORN— Wednesday. Apr. 18, Sourabaya, Boeleleng, Amperran, Padang-Bay.
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      575 14 ITO EUROPE fWOM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SUEZ, PORT SA», ALEXANDRIA, NAFLBa X GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. \m Arrive Leave Leave Arrl^? Spore. Spore. Penanf. N.York. Pres. Garfleld Apr. 21 Apr. 24 Apr. 26 June 5 Pres. Polk May 5 May 8 May 10 June 19 Pres.
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      645 14 GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR (t\T7T^^^^ TO NAPLES, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTW I Rf iVA/ lM TO HAMBURG iTT| *bi M v SSUWA MARU 10.750 Apr. IP IQ HARUNA MARTI j§FUSHIMI MARU 10.900 May 3 4 SKATORI MajHAKOZAKI MARU 10.400 May 1(5 17 SKASHIMA Maw tTERUKUNI MARU 12.000 May 29 30 JYASUKUNI
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    1580 15 hold catches.— An error m tactics.— R.E. tttfcf** ftll __The Glorious uncertainty of Cricket. and K-V ';;> U ;;7omin* here.-Weber's recent Fight. Bavins >t:X M rchanta and he most Padang team only ton when as me It was a „.rthan lunch. missed rt let and M m
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    94 15 Championship Doubles Final To-day There should be some very interest|ing tennis at the S.C.C. this afternoon (When the final of the championship douoles. m which Roy Smith and N. S. wise (former and present singles champions) meet R. B. B. Donnell and Dr Demeny. Play commences at
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    S.C.R.C. Spring Handicap
    161 15 MONDAY'S RESULTS "A" Doubles Handicap Dr. Tock Yam and Tan Yong Poh owe 3 beat Song Watt and Chin Slow (6—4 5— 7, 6—o). Sian Chye and Scow Kee scr. beat Kirn Sang and Hong Sang owe 9.. (G- 2 6- 3 B" Singles Handicap Low Huck
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    TODAY'S RACING
    371 15 Handicaps For 2nd I Day At Penang Handicaps for to-day's races at Penang are as follows Ponies, Class 2, Div. 2 li^J 118 91 Nelkin «2 Lela Manja 9.0 fcust Up 8 1 Loyalty 8 12 Ealkls p »-J Sf^K B'l28 12 rrick 7.5 Taj Mahal 8.3 Saucy
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    32 15 Scratchlngs lor to-days races at Penanf are as follow: The Crisis. The Arcadian, Hannah's Garden. Great Sport. Songland. Golden liaise, Carry On. Tarook. Monteveido. OratOiious, Bintang Tujoh. Great Mirador and Stoker.
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    CRICKET
    465 15 Wanderers' Visit To Air The R.A.F. entertained the Wanderers In a drawn match at Sclctar on Sunday, j The R.A.F. were not at full strength for this very enjoyable fixture. Batting first the airmen opened with Ward and Barker, both of whom are m great form this season. The
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    27 15 London, Apr. 16. In a Second Division match Notts County beat Bradford I—o.1 0. In a Scottish League game Hearts at home to Motherwell lost 3—1.--i Reuter
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    ELLA WINS WINSTEDT CUP
    404 15 ELLA WINS WINSTEDT CUP R.S.Y.C. Race Officer Who Had No Sympathy HLEASANT, if rather warm, conditions favoured the "ri" Cla.s.s racing last Sunday for the final race for the Challenge Cup presented by Dr. R. o. Winstedt, but although the wind remained at much the same light strength throughout the
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    FRAMROZ CUP
    94 15 V.M.C.A. Water-Polo League With the absence of Fong Lim and Slew San, the Greens, captained by ITan Hong Beng. again lost to the Reds. captained by Choo Seng Kay, by len goals to nil m the above competition at the V.M.C.A. swimming pool at Fort Canning yesterday/ The
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    73 15 Presidential Opening Of Season Delayed By Rain Washington, Apr. 16. Elaborate arrangements were made for the opening of the baseball season to-day with the President ready to throw out ihe ball m the match between the Washington Senators and the Boston Red Sox which was. however, washed out
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    66 15 The following are invited to play football lor the V.M.C.A. against S.R.C. "A" XI m a friendly match on Friday, on the SRC. Ground at 5 p.m. J. Ferguson. Lee Kit Boon. KTbe Yew Hock. Lim Chong Huan. Chun Joo Kirn. Au Peck Kan. Yap Vow Siang. Au Peck Whye.
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      76 15 I m at my best all through the morning 3BJB Bl^^h, v§9r I-EVEKY D** U^l Too c §l°i£h\o energy- IV sSSjssssgSSHS v \^i Quaker Oats is a delicious, satisfying food— rn.h m U^F^Jk^^ carbohydrates, protein, minerals, vitamins and other factors vital to well-being. It builds bone and muscle, U blood
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  • S.C.C. CONSOLIDATE THEIR LEADERSHIP OF THE LEAGUE
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      JOE DIAMOND DISQUALIFIED
      469 16 'LOW HIT LOSES FIGHT FOR SINGAPORE BOXER IN RANGOON The star bout on the programme at the boxing tournament In Rangoon I recently, between Joe Diamond and Jackie Jones, came tc an abrupt end m the third round when, alter being warned for using the heel ol
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      FAR EAST OLYMPIAD
      65 16 China's Soccer Team Selected Hong Kong, Apr. 17. China s soccer team to the Far Eastern Olympiad m Manila was selected yesterday, when the selection committee decided to send eighteen players, ten from Canton and eight from Hong Kong. The team includes the well known players, W.
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      46 16 Men's Singles Handicap 4ft 4»» X\« A Division Friday 5 p.m. Y. P. Wee vs. Ibrahim b. Daud. Saturday 5 p.m. Tan Thian Sang vs. D. Green. Dr. Wee Thiam Hock vs I A Alsagoff. Dr. Chia Teck Yam vs Dr Lop Poon Lip.
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