The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 April 1934

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 1 4,245. ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY. APRIL 21, ,934 10 CENTS.
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    No Trifling With The "Open Door" In China
    143 1 JAPAN CANNOT PEG OUT CLAIM n\\i;|{S CALLING FOR FILL EXPLANATION rokio, Apr. 20. eted l>> the Press as a warning keep it* hands off China > contained a statement by a Foreign Office tion v ith the proposals of joint China. It
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    Concern In Washington
    127 1 London, Apr Ml i Washington correspondent deep concern lelt at the tement says that until the W «•< iwci it will not be America is inclined to short view and abandon the trine as not worth while or cautions against the .time enterprise will demand In Oriental
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    Sort Of Monroe Doctrine
    69 1 ith Hure irope; n powers to give effect nni and spirit or the Four Pa rt is held to be singularly un- ate it not actually perilous Mews Chronicle's Washington ndent Mates that apprehension pressed that Japan is about to tie notorious Twenty One DeChina 01
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    Egging Britain On
    885 1 XO TRIFLING WITH OPEN DOOR New York, Apr. Hi. U.S. Government hopes to tupIn Should any "Show-down" a firmer Japanese policy China, declares the Washingirrespondent ol the Now York who adds, this is evident from tte opinions expressed m official It is pointed out that any I
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    MANDATORY SILVER LEGISLATION
    163 1 MANDATORY SILVER LEGISLATION Metal Base For World's Money Washington, Apr. ?o. Th< Ass -d Press states that an international agreement ior the remonetisation of silver at a uniform ratio to gold is foreseen In high official and diploma tit- quarters. Conferences To institute discussions In this tnhection have been held
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    80 1 Washington. .Apr. 20. At the conclusion of a meeting lasting seventeen days the National Agi icultura] C inference unanimously adopted a resolution urging the immediate increase of the price of gold to the highest point permitted by lan with a view to raising the purchasing power oi farmers, and also
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    34 1 Washing lon. Apr. Owinis to pressure of business the White House conference between President Roosevelt and the silver bloc leaden Which was to have taken place yesterday has been postponed until the 21st. Reuter
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    MISTAKEN POLICY
    94 1 Old Ships Snapped Up By Rivals Washington, Apr. 20. It is believed that an etlort will be made this session to determine the rights of the Secretary of Commerce to dispose of merchant ships, of which 270 remain from the Great War. It is understood that the scrapping
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    BASINGSTOKE HELD BY A CONSERVATIVE
    44 1 BASINGSTOKE HELD BY A CONSERVATIVE Margin Of Liberal Vote Narrowed London. Apr. >w. The B.. >::;-,: -stoke by-election caused Uitr resignation or Viscoun* Lymlngton resulted as follows Mr Drummopd Wolff Con. I 16.147 Mr. John Foot 'Liberal* 1,262 Mr. J. \V. Barker -Labour 4.663. Reuter
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA
    108 1 Sharp Increase In British Goods London. Apr. 20. Russia's purchases from Britain last month was 907.68. being nearly a six iold increase on March 1933. Value of purchases In the first quarter ol 1934 was 2.226.317 compared with £1.271,922 last year according to official figures ol the
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    MANCHUKUO MAILS
    63 1 Japanese In China Organising Service Shanghai. Apr. 20. While the Japanese Legation m Peiping and their Tientsin garrison quarters are making elaborate arrangements ior the carrying of mails to the Manchukuo, the Japanese merchants In Shanghai, assisted by the Japanese Consulate are establishing secret post offices lor the
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    Second Phase In Pope joy Enquiry
    1659 1 ACCUSED COMMITTED TO ASSIZES Undisclosed Statement To .Mak Wing Chang, alias "Khat Chat hai ailer a prolonged material enquiry %vas vesvith the death by shootm^ of bspeetor Popeioy HvJTkT 21 l)Ce 'dtiuimation parties were an en by >vitn<?sses and a magistrate tendered by TcS
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    Dutch Mail Plane Delayed
    58 1 HELD TP at RANGOON YESTERDAY LFrona Our Ov.n Correspondent Bangkok, Apr. ?0. ihe Dutch i ast-bound plane wa^ unable to leave Rangoon yesterday nnd essayed a flight, at daybreak this morning but was forced to return to Rangoon. Eventually, after a burteung on the Burma side
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    WELL.KNOWN BANKER
    33 1 Death Of Mr. R. W. Hay ward New York, Apr. 20. The dt tta is announced 01 Mr. RoberO:is Hay^-ard. a director of Dillon. Reaci a: Company. th€ well-known bankers Reuter
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    ECONOMIES IN CHINA
    52 1 National Survey Of The Shansi Area Shanghai, Apr. 20. Mr. T. V. Soong, head of the National Economic Council, left Shanghai for the North-west to join the other members of the Investigation committee which has recommended the establishment of a Forestry College m Sianfu. capital of Shensi.-
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      59 1 SgiTtea Brin« S fr«h»e.. j an d fragrance of Malaya" gardens direct to )our hone. ASTRAL CONCERT AMNUAL DIKIIER BALL 1230(0 2 pm Of R|l Cv s GEORGES SOCIETY r t L I (The ba rooin is reserved 23 0 to 3 i exclusively for members and j guests of
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      102 1 On Other Pages Powers' views on Hands Off China feeler from Japan Page 9. Mr. Tan Kirn Wah's enterprises m Trengganu related m bankruptcy court Page 2. Two newspapers fined for contempt of court Page 3. Accused m Popejoy murder enquiry committed to Assize? Page 3 New member for Legislative
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      78 1 There is no better lea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA CHRYSLER COMFORT _SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT INFORMAL SPECIAL DINNER SCALLOPS OF VEAL FINANCIERF ROAST ENGLISH PHEASANT SALAD BEAUCAIRE CHAMPIGNONS DE PARIS AU GRATIN ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS DURING DINNER DANCE CABARET DE MEZEY REVUE NEW PROGRAMME NEW COSTUMES A WONDERFUL SHOW
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    FROM ELEVEN NATIONS
    93 2 hx-Servicemen To Meet In London Delegates from eleven countries, '.-presenting 11,000.000 men who served m the Great War on the side of the \llies, will confer at the County Hall. Vestminster, from Sept. 20 to 27. They will come from Belgium. Czechoslovakia, France. Italy. Poland. Por•ugal. Rumania.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    134 2 Several bankruptcy matters were iealt with by the Justice Gerahty oollce court yesterday. An application for a receiving order i gainst K. N. Damu was adjourned. A receiving and adjudicating order vas granted against Koh Kian Ktat An order to pay $10 a month to the Official Assignee
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    SUICIDE AFTER DREAM
    103 2 A doctor said at a Greenwich S.E., inquest on Arthur Milsom, aged 69, a carpenter, of Roydene-road, Plumstead, 6.E., who died from the effects of poison, that Milsom told him he had >,aken it after a dream. "He told me," said Dr. F. J. Power, medical superintendent
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    31 2 Mr. H. Heywood Waddington who was expected to relieve Mr. H. P. Bryson as I secretary to Resident, Negri Sembilan. h-.is come to Kuala Lumpur as Official i Assignee Kuala Lumpur
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    MR. TAN KIM WAH'S TIN ENTERPRISES
    347 2 MR. TAN KIM WAH'S TIN ENTERPRISES Trengganu Venture In Which He Lost $300,000 PRESENTED AEROPLANE TO ADMIRALTY A story of dogged pei severenec m ohe face of continued misfortune was related m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Gerahty, when Tan Kirn Wan, once a. wealthy miner, who during
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    A FINE LEGAL POINT
    136 2 Payment After Bankruptcy Petition (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, April 20. A novel point was raised by Mr. Huck Lim m the Supreme Court this morning when he submitted that payment of a sum of $150 towards a debt of $21. 24 invalidated a trnkruptc? petition
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    Road Deaths
    225 2 Proposed Revision Of An Old Law There are 6.000 persons killed or injured by motor vehicles every year m Britain, and it is estimated that m at least 300 cases no claim for damages can be sustained. This is due to the old doctrine known as "Actio Personalis
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    Pickpocket's Hand Cut Off
    53 2 A PICKPOCKET caught red'•'handed stealing from pilgrims on the way to Mecca was sentenced by the Mecca Court to have his right hand chopped off m the presence of a big crowd of witnesses. The hand was then nailed to a mast as a public warning
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    NEW AIR SERVICE
    230 2 Easter Week-End Trips To Plymouth The lirst non-stop air service between I London and Plymouth was opened j recently and will bo operated daily, i leaving Croydon at 3 p.m. and reaching the aerodrome at Plymouth at 4.30 p.m. j Among the first day's fare-paying i passengers
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    NEW MERCANTILE MEMBER
    179 2 NEW MERCANTILE MEMBER Mr. W. J. Wilcoxson Nominated To Council At a special meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce held yesterday Mr. W. J. Wilcoxson was unanimously elected the Chamber's representative on the Legislative Council m place of Mr. John Bagnall who has left Singapore on holiday. Mr. J.
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    Quest For Gold
    363 2 Expedition To The Andes A romantic quest for gold which is hidden m a mountain top gold mine. 12,000 ft. high, is about to be carried out by British engineers. It must be the first gold armada m which not •Elizabethan galleons but 100 miles an [hour
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      472 2 S^^WSP "LITESGME" BODY BELT AND JOCKSTRAP Ideal for sports and general wear. PRICE $2.00 EACH. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL LTD. Chemists. BOARD RESIDENCE" BOARD RESIDENCE. "The Grove/ 103 Meyer Road, Katong. Ideal seaside situation, double and single rooms with verandahs available. Terms moderate. Telephone 5656*. THE MANSION OXLEY RISE SON
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      311 2 Anders Tenders hTfk ~~7^— following q lt "J ton* I Ring l o rth *orfc Of C!(,s:r 4 hnp lfeuS 30th. 1934 Pm -<?3 Oonstroctloc of on i Supply only of t c ß i Gi >s Works Da,™ '<» U u c H OOLdb* «<>vki \a NTN( J ■dtestoM
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      301 2 Diary Of The Week Saturday, 2 1st. i!gh Water 2.08 a.m.. 4.10 p.m. uinual general meeting, P A.M.. Kuala Lumpur. It George's Dinner and Daner Raffles Hotel. 8.15 p.m. Union Sport?. Rafiles Institution ground 2 p.m. -deception to Bishop of Malacca. St. Joseph's Institution Hall. 8 p.m 'rlcket A.C.S. vs.
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      273 2 ST ANDREW^CATHEORAL CHURCH SER VICES TieS "cSS. PWr M< T ys^ssszrsjsrSi Smwn L:. d unday After Easter c e^ n ss^™ Holy Communion on 8 p.m. (En«lish> Rev w M,, r r OU Avenue) st awa; r, |§f&SL. vs. •sz.'&L. m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P Friendly Band. Preacher: Rev. E. S.
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    LOCAL NEWSPAPERS FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
    1999 3 Sequel To Arrest In Popejoy Case ARTICLES WHICH WOULD PREJUDICE TRIAL M Ypec^rTu 'I- Ml BankS itspecuelj of the Singapore Free Press and Mr w A I US contempt of which the respondents were found guilty was contained m articles m the two
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    Murderous Assault With Clubs
    16 3 Murderous A ssault With Clubs \arge Against fioo Indians i ofl with but Ik he .Mr
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    NSEIGHEUR DEVALS
    14 3 rrhin; In Singapon To-das train fooiic Young Men's per George's Hall, the
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    CONSCRIPTION IN KWANGSI
    15 3 md "I Women Must warn Mursing v,-; rre« 20thr< ■■■lr.M Union Times
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    Heavy Flooding
    166 3 Bentong Roads Three Feet Under Water Btntong experienced another flood scare during the early hours of Tues day due to a heavy shower of rain for an hour during Monday afternoon and a continuous downpour for five hours from 12 30 a.m. on Tuesday. By 3 a.m. the
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    A LOVE MOTIVE
    104 3 Trunk Murder (^asc In Dairen Dairen, Apr. 12 ren's notorious 'Trunk Murder ended to-day when Hideo Naka--1 principal accused, was sennced to twenty years imprisonment Charge of murdering Mitsuku on the night of September 5 Nakazono*s alleged accomplice a m named Katsuml Fujimori, was given eight months
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    LONDON SKYSCRAPERS
    116 3 Health Minister Toys With The Idea ra ire being considered b> Hilton Young. Minister of possible solution tor nc n sli n r ipers would not be on the v rw York model but blocks of; is high as those at present n London. At present the L.c.c.
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    European Immigration Official Arrested
    271 3 European Immigration Official Arrested Charge Of Criminal Breach Of Trust Arrested on a warrant for criminal breach of trust m respect of $1,220. Mr. G. M. GoodaH, a European assist ant immigration officer, will appea* before the Criminal District Judre 'Mr. H. A. Torren at 9 o'clock thJ morning. Yesterday
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    Wrongful Arrest
    161 3 Police Constable Ordered To Pay Compensation An additional Police Constable who decided to arrest an assaulted person rather than the assailant, who turned out to be a woman, appeared beiore the Magistrate m the Penang Police Court when he charged Choong Ah Gong a 1 Chinese, with disorderly
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    British And Polish Coal Owners Open Negotiations
    85 3 British And Polish Coal Owners Open Negotiations London, Apr. 18. Conversations opened to-day between I representatives of the British and' polish coal owners at the office of the Mining Association to discuss relations between the coal industries of the two countries so that no difficulty m this! respect should stand
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    THEFT FROM CAR
    192 3 Epidemic Of Such Cases In Kuala Lumpur Per the theft of a motor car cluck valued at a Chinese named Liin Chong Sin vas sentenced at Kuala Lumpur to six months imprisonment to o followed by nine months' police supervision. The accused pleaded guilty laying that he
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    WOMAN ATTACKED
    174 3 Serious Charge Against A Tamil At the Kiula Lumpur Police Court (Tamil named Selladurai was charged before Mr. F. K. Wilson with firstly voluntarily causing hurt to one Perum-i) with a knife at Batu Estate RoaJ Segambut. at 7.30 a.m. on March 20 ;>i:d secondly, with voluntarily emitting
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    47 3 A large gathering was present at Kuala Kang.sar Railway Station 1 01. Saturday to bid good-bye to Mr Watherston. the A.D.0., and his wifo who were leaving for Penang en rou>« for home. Mrs. Watherston, befoiv her marriage, was well known as tennis player In Koala Lumpur.
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    The Romance Of Mickey Mouse
    1934 4  - The Romance Of Mickey Mouse JOHN C. MOFFITT BY Provides Work CFor Thousands And Amusement For Millions man was Walt Disney and he was going to Hollywood. The mouse was going to stay home, but, neverthelass. he was the one that was going to become famous. He was the originalMickey,
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    Britain On The Screen
    449 4 An H. G. Wells LFilm Of The Future DNDON FILMS have decided to pend eight months on their H. G. Wells film of the future. The (Shape of Things to Come." Mr. Wells is proving a thoroughly practical script-writer. 'There is no lonsense about him," I
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    HAVE YOU AN ACID STOMACH?
    33 4 HAVE YOU AN ACID STOMACH? Wbei much much :»sk| SRI ;^M st,P. M J mad n '^iSjl ruck Vj minute i r 4 a lormi >r^ day. tion and t| mag ?JJ A.
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      151 4 Orders received X by post attend- /^T c d immedia- /iO tely Address Aj^ 9 4f f 96, High St /J&> <r/ Bin B a /°C?/ Pres- /^^>^ cription <? of /\J '<& a "d Up-to-XV >V <Ja*e style of y y^^ *~ames Suppli/>y y cci. Best Quality Guaranteed. Sight
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      44 4 fit LJ. /T lentid oil^coatpriiet^^ lion mi cMirum Tain, lii-t.uu!;. Mju.MtM,,,!,,,,,,!)^ iheieoilfl »tarttkein cooling H-twi mm] jtq«2 protect i-ritniii, rilli.'i; a TUflBiJ B > M;i! tv.i Mr.. I'Shb^^^ X f/>(»^ RITy uflLiTy SERVICE J II si ||//yRAB>IO-*!AIT \\fl f S j v j .V I
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    Henry Pu-yi's Enthronement
    224 5 Henry Pu-yi's En th ron em en t |li(l Mispected ol hems the h.adquarH rs of Communists m -nrnlm J, __I__J ;i ..f lM.mbs and explos.ves WM ifa.WWH. b addition there »ere hw «uJ ntmJl SMC tl.e deadly wrap.ms and explosives discovered d«rin s the raid ph»?o^ 1 ,7, at
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    MIDNIGHT JOY RIDE IN MASTER'S CAR
    774 6 Allegations Against Landlord's Son HAHHIM bin Ahmed Angullia. 18--year-old son of Mr. A. M S. Anguliiix J.P., and well-known property ov/her, was tried before Mr. H. A. Forrer In the Criminal District Court y«Merday for burglary by night. Ho was alleged to have broken
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    New Control Bill On Moneylending
    508 6 New Control Bill On Moneylending Yesterday's Government Gazette publishes a revised draft Bill of 22 sections, the objects and reasons of which are explained as follows: This Bill is adapted from a draft appended to the report of the Committee appointed to consider the question of Money Lenders m the
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    Extortion From A Woman
    67 6 Two Chinese Charged At Penang ANOTHER case of extortion was heard m the Penang Police Court when two Chinese, named Ng Kong and Loon Ah Chong were charged with having committed extortion from a Chinese woman, named Wong Ah Hoe, by putting her m fear of
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    Bootleggers' Ingenious Carrying Methods
    123 6 Bootleggers' Ingenious Carrying Methods There appears to be a practice among bootle^ers m this country to engage carriers to convey contraband liquor from secret breweries m the more remote parts of the island for disposal m the town by the use of rubber tubt\s tied round the waists of the
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    JUDGE OBJECTS TO POWDER PUFF
    67 6 Orders Young Woman From His Court Judge Sir Alfred Tobtn warmly rebuked a young woman who sat by the side of her solicitor at Westminster County Court. He noticed that she was busy with vanity bag and powder puff. Then he told her sternly: "This
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    26 6 Mr V N pnttr tu *^toJ3 Islam, p «tertair.< p^ jointly X ih ■*m Hospital VrJ^H Tebul ;\%«*M sure of time m- wl To j vernaculai
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    GANG ROBBERS FORESTALLED
    491 7 F<? S hi T e "Fortunate 10 M Bound Over" TIMELY INTERVENTION by :he Detoc n Pena S> Apr 19 bud what migm have been T D rtßlent «a the Macaiister Lane, m the eady tar T J M§ at N youths, W ho were charged at
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    ATLANTIC FARES
    179 7 PENNY-A-MILE TO AMERICA A reduction m Atlantic fares between Southampton and New York has been agreed upon by the Cunard Canadian Pacific, White Star and United States There la a general reduction of m per cent on all rates. There was a similar cut at the be tig
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    Organisation Of Incense Trade
    244 7 Organisation Of Incense Trade PUTTING AN END TO SWEATED LABOUR P Vatican City state. OPE Pius XI has sanctioned an arrangement whereby he hopes to put an end to sweated labour m connection with the gathering of shrubs for incense •'V^t cie i. h n aS Oermitted the trade word
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    NO MORE "DOUBLES"
    127 7 Easter Wedding Tradition Destroyed Simultaneous weddings are being banned by the Rev. E. c. Cook, rector f St. George's Church, Southwark. London. Thus an ancient Easter tradition at the church, immortalised by Charles Dickens as Little Dorrit's Church, will j be no more. In past yean It
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    REFUSED BEER BOTTLE
    101 7 Revenue Officer's Unhappy Encounter From Our Own Correspondent.) Taipinsr. Apr. 18. Kesavan, an oiling coolie, was alleged to have struck a revenue officer with a bottle and his wife. Kupumal. was alleged f* have bitten tne officer. The incident arose when the excise officer lrdcrid the man
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1934 "Bull" In China Shop
    512 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURD AY, APRIL 21. 1934 "Bull" In China Shop J'HE exact nature or the Japanese Foreign Office statement conveying a "hands on China'" warn|ing to the powers Is something of 'a mystery. There has been no i intimation front Reuter or the [nature of the statement
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    Rs & was saying
    1007 8 Rs was saying PRINCESS Elizabeth, elder daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, and a possible successor to the Throne of England, is eight years old today, and plans ore being discussed for her education. which is likely to diffti considerably iron: Princess that me ted out to Elizabeth
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    318 8 Mr. G. F Gripper. of the F.M.S Mines Department, has sailed for home The Rev. Colin King of the Penang Free School proceeds Home on leave to-morrow with Mrs. King. The Raja Bendahara of Perak will be the guest-of-honour at a tea party which will take
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    Topics Of The Week
    332 8 Topics Of The Week WO. the i,, Pl f w>m the i),/ *m* all who n inc^^H Tiger Be^ wnicii the not appreciated 1 prison xniK r day's SLTK the blandisl Bmp, tn«« c n ernm< being T HE >i A lirtl he mad. Rotariai unfortunate^ and he cai spt-ak
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      49 8 WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO LEARN TO FLY j asks a correspondent. In the air. But before you go up see that you have your "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT POLICY properly endorsed to cover the I flight. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE i ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    IRISH SENATE ABOLISHED
    21 9 k Valera On Oail's Constancy pokUn. Apr. 11. l'« ssed Bill to irl w the had con--1 tital
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    MRS. WILLS MOODY
    6 9 MRS WILLS MOODY itative 3 Reuter
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    RUSSIANS MASSING ON BORDER
    191 9 RUSSIANS MASSING ON BORDER 200 Miles Of Defence Works Set Up Shanghai. Api<. CORtIGN reports irom Manchuli. the 1 western terminus of the Chinese Eastern Railway, state that the Russia:, forces have completed a net -work oJ first defence lines at a point to the north of the town. The
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    Waiting On The Other Fellow
    27 9 Paris, Apr. 20. French official circles are showing the greatest reserve m the SinoJapanese situation at present by watching developments rather than
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    89 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondent.) RUBBER London, Apr. 20. Spot (Sellers) 5 7 B d. <5%d.) (Buyers) 5 13|16d. (5 ll)16d.) July-Sept. 5 63,64 d. (5 55|64d.) Oct.-Dec. 6 Ijl6d. (5 61|64d.) Jan.-Mar. 6 9!64d. (6 1|64d.) Market:— Firmer. New York,
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    BUDGET DEBATE ENDS
    199 9 Class Conceptions Put Aside TI O London, Apr. >0. The general debate on the Budget mnn COn the House of Com m n without a division. Mr. N^Se deler^H l^ 1 Up the deba^ thS proposals and emphasised that the Government had put aside class conceptions and
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    A P. G. VVODEHOUSE THEATRE
    99 9 A theatre to be devoted exclusively to the works of Mr. P. o. Wodehouse Is being organized by Mr. Peter Haddon Mr. Wodehouse is at present engaged ivJtii Mr. Haddoo and Mr. Noel Gay m arranging for certain «;i Ms new plays 1 be produced
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    86 9 London, Apr. The Spectator, commenting on rh.e Japanese announcement, says that U appears to b« b challenge to any international consortium proposing to finance Chinese loans and equally to the League oi Xxtion.i What Japan's actual Intentions are is not clear but it is essential that they be met by
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    78 9 Paris. Apr. '20. Such are the unhappy results jt the mad diplomatic adventure on which Geneva embarked In 1931. declare "Fertlnax" In the Echo de Parks, m tracing Japans declaration to the League Intervention for China against Japan. K^ expresses the opinion that the threat can only be mat by
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    33 9 Paris. Apr. 20. Tin- celebrated writer Francois Do Croisset sails to-day from Marseilles and will visit Hong Kong. Shanghai. Nanking. Pekii g. Japan, Manchuria i and Korea and Bill return homewardvia Honolulu.- Reuter
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    42 9 preparing to Intervene as France la tully occupied With European disarma- tnent problems. Doubtless Franc views the Far Eastern developments *ith some embarrassment and anxiety and probably prefers the Anglo -i American powers to define their position before doing m> herself.- Reuter
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      RUBBER RUMOURS
      231 10 "Somewhat Unhealthy Situation" In Local Market Th market has been influenced by persistent reports ol the imminence of Rubber Restriction, and there has been good buying on speculative account (states Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Co.. Ltd.. rubber brokers, m their weekly report dated Singapore April 20). This factor,
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      THE BUDGET
      231 10 Little Effect On Rubber Market The chief interest of the week has been furnished by the British Budget which has given a welcome stimulus to trade m general and has had a steadying effect on all markets, state Messrs. Lewis and Peat <S. Ltd. m their weekly rubber
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      £ Abroad
      99 10 Abroad London, Apr. 18. Paris 77 25/32. New York 5. 13 1/2. Montreal 5.12 i/ 2 Brussels 21.97. Geneva 15.86. Amsterdam 7.58. Milan 60*4. Berlin 13.04V 2 Stockholm 19.40. Copenhagen 22.39 J /o Oslo 19.90V 2 Vienna 28. Prague 123%. Helsingfors 226%. Madrid 37 9/16. Lisbon 110. Athens 537 sellers.
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      35 10 Cabled advice has been received that the South British Insurance Company Ltd has declared an interim dividend OX Is. 4d. per share. Shareholders on the local register will receive their dividends on Thursday, 26th. instant
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      85 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT April, 20, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Std. Spot Hooso 18 13 10 18 15,16 R.S.S. equal to London Std.. <F. 0.8.) 19 116 19 316 otd R.S.S. on Tender May June 19U 19% July Sept. 19 916
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      167 10 April, 20, 12 o'clock noon. I Buyers Sellers Gambier 3.75 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.75 Ifuntok White Pepper 31.50 White Pepper 30.50 Black Pepper 15.75 Copra mixed 2.60 Copra, Sundried 2.15 Small flake Tapioca 4.10 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.15 Lingga Sago Flour Fair Sago Flour 1.67*0
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      210 10 April 20 SELLING London. months 1 sight 2 4 532 London, 3 months' sight 2|4 9164 London. 60 days, sight 2I' 8 London, ,°>o days' sight 2 4 764 London, demand 2 4 332 London. T.T. 2 4 5 G4 Lyons. Paris, demand 902 Hamburg, demand 149 New
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      66 10 It is announced by Rootes, Ltd Export Division of the Humber-Hillman-Commer Group of companies, that they Jiave appointed Mr. C. N. Galer to their Overseas staff and that he will shortly be leaving for a business trip to the Wert Indies and the Far East, visiting China, Japan and Malaya.
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      GERMANS IN SIAM LESONG TUJOH
      688 10 GERMANS IN SIAM LESONG TUJOH n«m Bangkok, Apr. 20. w^ ns are cel ebrating HitWs gathering this evening. a Return To Pre-slump Salaries The eleventh annual general meeting ol the shareholders of Lesong Tujoh Rubber Estates Ltd. was held m the Registered Office of the Company, British India House, Penang,
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      SemanggoFs Reduced Cost
      10 10 The report of the Semanggol Ruh spires
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      RUBBER COMPANIES REVIEW YEAR
      450 10 An Acreage Profit Of 7s. 6d. j.cres of the immature area, having reached tappable size, were transferred to Mature area. Crop. The total crop harvested of all grades amounted to 368,673 Ib. as compared with 391,144 Ib. for the previous year and with the estimate of
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      Gala Kalumpong's Acreaee Profit
      122 10 Gala Kalumpong's Acreaee Profit The directors' report of GulaKulumpong Rubber Estates, Limited, states Rubber. -The output ci rubber for Hie year amounted to 2.637.000 lb The net profit per acre of mature rubber on all estates amounted to 7s 5d Coconuts. -14.230.800 nuts were gathered during the year vi.il 2.781
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      Fraser's Share List
      834 10 Fr aser s Share List FIiIDAY, APRIL 20, 1934. Buyers. Sellers Ampat Tin (4) tis ,ri 7s Asam Kumbang 39s 4i s Austral Malay 42s 6d 43 > 6d oii A>er Hitam Tin (ss> 14s 9d 15s 6d Ayer Weng ($1) 1.95 200 Bangrin Tm 34u 9d 35s «cJ Cnangkat
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      WINDING UP PENAK
      93 10 s All ext Tin D Reg and the Ji C. Thoi Mr J and Mr 3 Tl veniag tl minutes prerlouslj as read, signed. Addrea man i,.. The purp con.'inn f th< J of the c m You h 5 the rep< j there is n have
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      Stock Exchange Pleased With Bodget
      60 10 Stock Exchange Pleased With Bodget > don. if \As m expr< s 3 which elleot. Honu End mand. and In section. w!\ a reduction m tl r ihowed a sub :i prio BriLi^ti Cm Ann, War I per cot 104' 2 Hor I and Tranj reilai Gold prir. i Of
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      72 10 United Press Association lO.HI IJ SALES STCM h F\<' nNl !ro tndustrl 20 Rails 20 UfJr .:\i 60 Bonds Amei American I. Atcheaon R Dup Pirei General Ek General Ifo Goodrich Good v ear Inter-Tel. •pli Natloi U ci Nm v Rallro Pennsyl vai:ii I road Co. Radio
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      24 10 I a "corner ■conic to I" "aakellarid Iquantltl a defects. Good duality -I 40.000 bald pr- lent j). M|fl group of Ii- •tnl month
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    Local Listeners Enjoy Classical Music
    194 11  -  Our Wireless Correspondent (By In, for -steal atlon of m indebted to k rchestr aprowd Ram^ Hotel -usic. May;i "i tne way ■y jut. the m, r JS t ooa (ol news, nd olas- .is I music yel before nrtete- cast a lecture by an
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    SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS DEFENDED
    545 11 SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS DEFENDED AHelp To Teachers And Employers OBJECT OF EDUCATION COME OUTSPOKEN comments on the subject of school examinations m general were made by Mr.! H. R. Carey, headmaster of the Victoria institution, at tho school prizegivinu. at which Mr. T. S. Adams. British Resident. Selangor. was .t guest.
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    RELAYING DAVENTRY
    598 11 Colombo's Short Wave Received When the Empire short-wave station at Daventry came definitely on the air m December, 1932, the Colombo Broadcasting Authorities quickly realised its possibilities for relay purposes. It had been a complaint from listeners that the programmes from the Colombo station, relying as they did
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    Life In Test Tube
    170 11 The Scientists' Dream Comes True Life produced m a test tube, the scientist's dream for centuries, may have been brought a step nearer by successful experiments just carried oui m America. Mr. Aldous Huxley recently foresaw m his novel "Brave New World", a world m which
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    OFFICIALS DISMISSED
    160 11 New Form Of Government In Newfoundland The Governing Commission of Newfoundland, which recently superseded Parliamentary rule, has g'»t down quickly to Its job of cleaning up inefflclencj und corruption. Six important officials m the Civil Service have already been suspended three m the General Post Office, two m
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    62 11 The Rev. W. Buckingham has left Kuala Lumpur for Sumatra where he will conduct services at Slant ar. Paya Pinang. Bungovn Poorba. Medan. Toerangie and Kaban Djaho. The service In Modan on Sunday will be broad cast at 5.15 p.m. (Sumatra time > The Rev. A. S. Moore Anderson M.A..
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      61 11 CREDIT-FONCIER U'EXTKEME-ORIENT Societc Anonyms (Incorporated In Belgium 1907 1 1IEA» OFFICE: BRUSSELS. BRANCHES SHANGHAI. TIENTBIN, HANKOW PEKING, HONG KONG, TBINAN. SRICK AND TILE FACTORY IN SHANGHAI. MORTGAGE BANK Mcrrgajes on real property. Loan* for building. House and real Estate agents. Agents for: Union of Paris Insc. Co. Lift OFFICE: METER
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      361 11 exceed $12,009.0— Aisarancc In force over t35.000.0H The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Btralto Settlement*) ZZZ ZZZZZe** wast— AGENTE WANTETOn Appllcauon to P. c. B. Newlngton, Inspector of mill, Btag.p ,re. expert advice wm be elver. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. m Hong Kong) Tho liaOility
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      340 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000.000 Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate. London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches Alor Star Hollo Saigon Amritsar ipoh Semarang Bangkok i
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    NORTH CHINA JUNKS
    93 12 Chinese Proposal For Search Hair e ii. Apr. 2. Marine authorities of the Kwangtung Government are reported to be viewing with "serious interest" the recent declaration of the Nanking Government regarding the strict examination of all junks and sailing ships along the North China coast as a
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  • LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      Shipbuilding One Of Britain's Industrial "Black Spots"
      121 12 London, Apr. 18. In the House of Lords the Government was asked what steps were proposed to assist the Mercantile Marine and particularly to assist m the scrapping of obsolete cargo vessels and their replacement by modern ships. Lord Templemore, replying, said that
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      SINGAPORE PORT BILL
      204 12 Revision Of Liability To Damage A revised draft Bill published m the S.S. Government Gazette of Apr. 20 proposes to replace section 111 of Ordinance No. 130 (Ports* as enacted m section 5 of the Ports (Amendment > Ordinance. 1933. The Bill confers a measure of protection
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      RUN ON A REEF
      101 12 Shenandoah 111 Meets With Accident The four-masted yacht Shenandoah 111 has just returned to Hong Kong after a three- months' cruise m the Philippines While on the voyage, the Shenandoah is stated to have run on a roof, but as far as can be ascertained she
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      STRAITS HOMEWORD CONFERENCE
      27 12 Merchants are hereby informed that the additional rate of freight on coconut oil m drums to Mcmel is 295. per ton of 20 cwt.
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      HONG KONG ALARMED
      174 12 But There Were No Pirates On The Conte Rosso Hong Kong. Apr. IS. The rumour that a pirate gang wai suspected to be on the Lloyd TMestlnoj liner Conte Rosso just before she departed for Europe via Singapore on Thursday night was apparently the: guess of those
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      31 12 The M.M. mail steamer Angen If due here from from Saigon to-day, at 11 a.m. and will sail to-morrow, at 9 a.m. for Madras. Pondicherry. Colombo. Djibouti. Suez. Port-Said and Marseilles
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      83 12 The annual meeting of the Oslo Shipbrokers' Association took place a few ciavs ago under the chairmanship of ;Mr, Ragnvald Falck. The report and accounts for the past year were adopted. The report shows that the Associa-te-ii has at present 35 personal membtrs. 49 company members and I honorary member.
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      SINGAPORE HORBOUR
      28 12 SIN GAPORE HORBOUR ADWGSERGSDG Rol "*t<4 MainWh;; Add ■as 553 Main M|,.,r: on wii., Tanjtni Pagai Shp«r* Wh.i, Alhrrt !>..< Virterfa D Klip" UeppH M.ir». m NY 1 Dock:
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      44 12 Delhi hum.. < Anshu. B Konu 24.4 La 20.4 Tv Op: BUu Mn Brl Bomi Bena Tarak cutta Kg:. Roll h. r, N took B Kudaf Brit UttltaiM kok 2 I BlinjCH L T!5 fermasi] 2 22.4 I.• \u. 8..' -20.4 Hyt M
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      99 12 I. S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA SANGYO-KAII N KAISHA, LTD. I Encorporated m Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE HAVRE MARU May 5 May 9 MILAN MARU May 10 May 10 ERIE MARU May 19 May 19 FOR KOBE. OSAKA, MOJI, YAWA'IA NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA Due Sail MILAN MARU May 1G
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      281 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRESS: 2*. TALL MALL, LONDON, 5.W.1l of last twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vesseia betv?een RANGOON, COLOMBO. PORT SUDAN MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Peiiang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Ltare Rancoot SHROPSHIRE May 10 OXFORDSHIRE May 24 STAFFORDSHIRE June 7 GLOUCESTERSHIRE June 21 WORCESTERSHIRE
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      44 12 STATE SHIPPING of Western Austn FREMANI Via Pol v LIUaW Mm,.. C Ail l SfaN i Tj ft T.s.r. Fares S tfi* J Rei O For atti pktsc -W' McALISTER gj SINGAPORE I «n Planters Stores Age^ A P M^ Kuala 1 nrur «n«i
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      346 12 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 via Jerantut > Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan < via Jerantut Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besan Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Gemas)
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      281 13 BRITISH JNDIA P O.S.N. CO f S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due Spore T'nage spore RAJPUTANA 17.000 June 8 RANCHI 17.000 June 22 I BUHDWAN 6.070 July 5 f'ARTHAGE 15.000 July 6 RANPURA 17.000 July 20 6 l artjo only t HOMEWARDS Leaves Leaves I nagc Spore. T'nage Spore. Api RAWALPINDI 17.000
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      467 13 EUerman BucknaU Steamship Co., Ltd. Incorporated In England. pnw mvDP "ELLERMAN" UNE City of Lille Due Sails City of Athens A Pr. 29 May 2 May 14 May 16 City of WenCon H NG K NG> SHAN < SH 'APAN. May 31 May 31 B> e SS. PaSS aeuSJSf pfntU
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      1128 13 "iwS'^uif'id'ciS? ra 8 hoakhiow steamship 00, awi) «h ti INSURANCE. c£ xSd d n and lobe Thß jg*"^ and Mersey Marine Insurmnc. The Federated Malay states Railways The Royal State Railways of Siam. Imneriai A1 AIRWAYS. Tte BLUE PUMMEL LIME i Regular service to Marseilles, London, Amsterdam. Rotterdam and Bremen
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      689 14 K. Pa M. IONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPL) rOßOAM— Saturday, Apr. 21, Koedap, T&mpoetih, Tampat-Tlnggl, Bengkalis, Seneboel and Bagan Si-Api-Api. PATRAS— Saturday, Apr 21, Rhio, Bawean, Padang-Bay, Boeleleng and Soerabaia. TOBELO— Saturday, Apr. 21, Pontlanak. PALlMA— Saturday, Apr. 21, Penang (mails only) and Bagan Sl-Api-Apl. TOMOHON— Saturday, Apr. 21, Singkawang, Pemangkat and
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      394 14 I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE uInd 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
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    926 15 MATCHES AGAINST HONG KONG AND SERVICES DESCRTRFTY Not An Outstanding Side Hong Kong gave a. disappointing splay m the first interport hockey match ever to be played between the local side and Malaya, (says the South China Morning Post). The visitors irom the South
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    NGERS OR ST. MIRREN
    174 15 NGERS OR ST. MIRREN TIN* v 0 Have A Big Task !A S* rr< -IV l cr the Cci should rithSt J( J st. Mint a Scotl reviews 1 M.ihH MATCHES fixti i the md at Highbury < ore r should v. -b and Hudderst. ■fa side are a tough
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    40 15 1 irst Fixture To Be Played To-day The first match m the newly formGovernment Services football sue takes place to-day at the Po- j depot ground. The teams are »lice Ist. versus Monopolies Ist. Mr Laidman will referee.
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    60 15 following matches m OovernServlcei Football Association League arc notified: To-day 'Saturday* Div. I: Police I Monopolies I. at Police Depot ißef. Mr. Laidman). Puetday, April 24: Div. I: Medicals Post Office at J.C.S.A. ground (Ret. Insp. Dodds». Wednesday, April 25: Div. II: SurDept. vs. Immigration Dept.. at 'MCA. ground <Ref.
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    The English And Scottish Teams
    59 15 T he English And Scottish Teams c following are the teams m the Jbali international played at Wems <otland: Jackson r Chelsea); Anderson (Heart): Smith (Kilmarnock); <St. Mirrcn*; Cook (Bolton); (Rangers); Gallacher (ChelStovenson <Motherwell) and [nnor 'Sunderland). •"land: Moss Cooper b y; Hapgood (Arsenal); Stoker ?™lngham) f Hart (Leeds). Copping
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    568 15 Hundred Per Cent. Record Maintained A lucky snap goal by J. S. de Souzr* i In the latter stiiges of the second half gave the Malaya Inter-port hockey team victory over the Combined Services and thus enabled the visitors co maintain a hundred per cent, record during their
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    32 15 The 2nd Division League match Marine Department versus Straits Cattle Trading Football Club fixed for May 17th has been postponed, and will be played at Anson Road Stadium on Monday. July 2nd.
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    281 15 ARSENAL ARE LOOKING FOR ANOTHER CHAPMAN The Arsenal Football Club is looking for a Personality. They want a man who can succeed Herbert Chapman as manager— and do the job really well. Already a short list of hall a dozen applicants has been gone through, and none of them has
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    51 15 The following have been invltod U play association football for S.C.C. vs R.A.F.. 2nd. Division League, on Tuesday. April 24, at S.C.C. T. G. Lashmar; J. Crichton, A. Ferguson; T. Robertson. L. V. Taylor, H. L. Davies; J. B Pickering, G. Carr. P. D. Cork. M C Elliott nnd S.
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    76 15 Singapore Readers Share Football Prize Two Singapore readers share the $150 prize m Football Competition No. 34, having correctly forecasted the results of all ten matches. Cheques for $75 each will be sent to: K. Sanjive. 13 Enggor Street, Singapore. Tan Chwee Soon, c/o Mansfield Co., Ltd.,
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      750 15 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the The full results cf all the matches played Frr>e Pie s Football Competition No. 36. In the Competition will be published In the m which you are asked to
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      122 15 COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED Head Office: 13, Regent Street, LONDON, S.W.I. T4KE 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 i»ORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL to arrange Baggage Clearano Rail
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    BOXING CROWD JEERS REFEREE FROM THE RING
    892 16 Amazing Scene At End Of New World Bout Sosa Given A Rough Time By Johnson WHEN IKE referee (Mr. D. Robinson) raised Rough Diamonds hand after ten rounds boxing during which Guillermo had done all the fighting, the crowd at the New World
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    ORDERED OUT
    154 16 Framroz Cup Water-Polo League Match Broun. 6: Red. Z. The Brown team captained by Lim Fook Loong beat the Red team captained by Choo Seng Kay by six goals to two In the Framroz Cup water polo league at the V.M.C.A. poo] at Fnrt Canning. The Reds were
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    Chief Justice Wins S.C.C. Veterans' Doubles
    185 16 Chief Justice Wins S.C.C. Veterans' Doubles The Anal the Veterans Doubles (Handicap) waa played at the S.C.C. vesterci iy afternoon and ended m an easy win for Sir Walter Huggard and J. A. Dean by two sets to love. 6 2. 6—3 R. B. B. Dannell, who played well m
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    172 16 Time Hobs Regiment Of Victory Over Johore The Wiltshire Regiment drew with Johore yesterday afternoon, m a •Ticket match at Tanglin. Johore were still 102 runs m arrears with one wicket to fall when stumps were drawn Scores WILTSHIRE BEOIMENT Capt. Ro.« c and b Ponniafa :4 Woe
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    210 16 Tennis Ties For Championship Singles Ties arranged for next week m the SRC. spring tournament are as under: MONDAY'S TIES Championship Singles: S. L. Oehlers vs. C. B. Webb. "A" Singles Handicap: M. Cordeiro vs. V. C. Westerhout. "B Singles Handicap: A. Pereira vs. A. Johnson. T. da
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    142 16 THURSDAY'S TIES "A" Singles Handicap I H. Hoahlng, owe 6 vs. Tan Kuck Tee owe 12 Wee Eng Yang, owe 3 vs. Yeoh Cheang *B" Singles Handicap Yap Chye Koon. owe 18 vs. Low Peng Cer, owe 3 "B Doubles Handicap Yew Teck and Thian Tek. owe 6
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    34 16 Clear Win For Leicester Over Derby London. Apr. 10. To-day's match m the first division ot the League resulted m a victory lor Leicester over Derby by 2 sroals to nil. Reuter.
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    JOHORE BAHRU LEAGUE
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    51 16 In a friendly match on the padang i yesterday the 22nd. Battery. R.A., beat the S.C.C. "B" eleven by three goals to one. At the end of an even first half the scores were level one all. but after the interval the Gunners were more persistent !n attack and secured
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    AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS
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    The Local Game
    39 16 The baseball team oi the Chi] C 'mpanion Athletic A^ociaTiur. will make their second outing m a friendly mach against the Japant:-.^>. Yblinf Men baseball team to-morrow at the St. Joseph ground starring at 2 p.n
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    An Unintered Display At Besar
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