The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 April 1934

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. H.MS. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, 4PRIL i 5. IM4 10 CENTS. I
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    Japanese Cabinet Confirms "Hands-Off" China Policy
    42 1 Japanese Cabinet Confirms "Hands- Off" China Policy APPREHENSIVE OF CHINA'S AIMS BRITAIN'S FRIENDLY BUT FIRM ENQUIRY LuiET REMINDER OF r TREATY RIGHTS Tokio. Apr. 24. THE CABINET to-da? approved the Hands Off announced m the unofficial statement < MRce spokesman on Wednesday. Reuter
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    99 1 rokio. Apr 54. V (1 5 1. J Hands Ofl r. It says I II be n< nciat Inciple id eg encroach on 11 ten I JapaiiPM' (iitwrniiH'Mt d»»e> übjcd to MB-poiitical assistlk/ttl|Meri <»i- non-politual nmit nftotiationv. li welcomes bra] HBUncc hut financial tohniu' usistan< i from id imd* to
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    23 1 etc freedom ol action m the Fir East shall not be challenged.- Reuter London, Apr. 54. m thing to table the ■aim
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    Britain's Dignified Attitude
    123 1 London. Apr. »4 It is understood that the instructions to the British Ambassador at Toklo To make a verbal statement to the Japanese Foreign Office were iramed m a friendly form tv which a formal repiv be unnecessary. Britain desires make the position clear m regard China
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    To Do With The League
    163 1 Geneva, Apr. 23. Mr Yokoyama, the Japanese consulral, In a statement to the press declares he is explaining to the League he Japanese attitude towards China the secretary-general. M Avenol, returns to Geneva. Meanwhile he declared that Japan has no intention o: taking an independent
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    Economic Yoke On China
    193 1 London. Apr. 24. In a leader on the Japanese declarI m regard to China the Morning alter dwelling on the chaos m China, expresses the opinion that there s a certain reasonableness In the Japanese claim to prevent the arming )t rival factions m China, and
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    Will Not Relinquish
    312 1 Wi ll Not Relinquish DOUMERGUE APPEALS TO THE PEOPLE FUNDING LOAN POSSIBLE A stirring appeal "ttfVJk^. :nen to unite and forget th.-ir quarrel, was mad,, to-day m n broadoast speech delivered by M Doumergau He .aid that a division m nation lV the nations suicide. He explained how ,the Government
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    94 1 Madrid, Apr. 22. Trams and buses have ceased running and cafes and bars are closed m consequence of the proclamation of a 24- hour anti-Fascist general strike. Clashes In which two policemen are reported to have been killed have occurred but the demonstration arranged by the Catholic Popular Action Party
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    GUNMAN EVADES TRAP IN BEER TAVERN
    206 1 GUNMAN EVADES TRAP IN BEER TAVERN Roosevelt Resolves IU-I.NGER ba« again evaded a police m. anG !S now re P"rted to be flee- Ve°d. ard Xt *«^Pires that a poL he miSr' asems found Dil'inger m the midst of a gang m a beer tavern Eaglf R;ver. As the officers
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    HINDENBURG TO CHANCELLOR
    83 1 HINDENBURG TO CHANCELLOR COMPLIMENT THAT WAS TRAVESTIED B* «m. Apr. 24. A small printing error m the Essener Yolks Zeitung results m the compositor responsible being taken into protective custody. The error was made at the end of President Hinden burgs congratulatory birthday telegram to Hitler m Which he said
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    President Steps In
    129 1 Washington. Apr. 23. While the whole nation is most excited by the latest escapade oi the desperado Dillinge r. who shot his way out of a police trap at Mercer,; Michigan, where three people were killed and three wounded. President Roosevelt has stepped into the picture by
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    On Other Pages
    141 1 Lively debate by Penan? Chamber of C onuneice Page 7. Great doings at Sri Me riant i Page 2. Probables lor the City and Suburban Page 16. Route defined for Air Race to Australia ape Japanese troop activities m China— Page 9. Local rubber price exceeds 20
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    Gold Hoards
    176 1 ROOSEVELT FOR A PROFIT WILL 50 CENTS DOLLAR oUCCEED? s? v he v nited states St sell For the first time since the go d control programme was established the price abroad to-day reached a <*™* at v, Wash »n«*©n. Apr. >1. Some Washington diplomats are unable to
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    Care For Unemployed
    130 1 New York. Apr. 23 -r^ Omic a^ d SoCial r^abilitauor/in accordance with sound liberalism and ment P w»^h at f a P ol l^ *>vernu,h^l kevnot of a soeech given cteotf 5,f; Cordell tt n at aiunmad^ovpr th revi^ed the pogress made over the past year and
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    DISARMAMENT SHELVED ONCE AGAIN
    291 1 DISARMAMENT SHELVED ONCE AGAIN A Last Moment Postponement ss? Aft %rr£ V*" like the Sr?;i p adjourn sine die 'I. vice a!-e m f?' r ly f "SEEf •»apan Want> (Guarantees M Berlin, Apr. 2# that the Japanese Government is con Japan has the greatest interest m m S. Srtt>lCra
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      100 1 KLIAfI POHI>ERFJ> MIU the WUIMI AlffKMd l« pi U FRESH. PWTMKFZII) \m f obtain \bli m m numcs. OBTAINABLL AT ALL LKAOINO PROVISION STORES CHRYSLER SATISFACTION THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE I meets to-day at 1 p.m. at the ADELPHI HOTEL I BUSINESS MEETING ROTAR.ANS ONLY I SEA VIEW HOTEL
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    A Waiting Attitude
    106 2 London, Apr. 24. The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic jorrespondont states that Sir John Pinion yesterday instructed the British Ambassador m Tokio to make friendly Inquiries from the Japanese Foreign Office m regard to the Japanese declaration m regard to China. Until this further information is available and it
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    PERSO-TURKISH AMITY
    139 2 Sir John Simon Reproves Scare-Mongers London, Apr. 22. In the House of Commons the impending official visit of the Shah of Persia to the President of the Turkish Republic m the course of the coming summer was mentioned this afternoon when Sir John Simon stated that the matter
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    Seremban En Fete
    554 2 YAM TUAN'S INVESTITURE TO-DAY <From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Apr. 24. JUOr since 19r>0. when the stately A'f.ina vf3s the scene *jf the second Durbar of Sultans oi the Federated Malay States, has there been so much activity at Sri Menanti which was an fete to-day, resembling
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    WEEDING OUT
    135 2 German Anti-Jew Campaign Berlin, Berlin, Apr. 21. Fifty officers must leave the Reichswehr following the recent order that the "Aryan paragraph" is applicable to the forces. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Apr. 21. An apology to workers for the Government's failure up to now to carry out the socialist part
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    DANISH SEAMEN
    23 2 Shortlived Strike Abandoned Copenhagen, Apr. 22 The seamen's strike, which commenced on Apr. 16. has been abandoned pending negotiations. Keuter Wireless
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    ALLEGED THEFT FROM AN OFFICE
    804 2 Moneylender's Complaint Against Son Of Well-known Business Man $100 MISSING ipHING POil CHENG, a son of Mr.) >^ Ching Keng Lee, ihe weli- known local business man. was I cried In the third magistrate's court 'oefore Mr. J. M. Blunder, yesterday, on a charge of
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    Selangor A.A.M.
    236 2 P APPREHENSIVE OF DECENTRALISATION (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 24. A resolution viewing with some apprehension the present steps which end to decentralisation of the Autoi mobile Association of Malaya was passed at the annual meeting to-night of the Selangor branch of the association, which was
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    DEATH OF MR. G. W. BRANSON
    235 2 Funeral At Bidadari Yesterday There passsed away on Monday a member of a well known family of the Eurasian community m the person of j Mr. George William Branson. Mr. I Branson was at one time employed with Messrs. Robinson o o. Ltd. but
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    THE LATE MISS S. G. FOX
    270 2 The death took place at her resijdence No. 27-A Newton Road. Singajpore, on Monday, of Miss Salome Catherine Fox. daughter of the late Captain Fox. one time Master Mariner :in Singapore, and sister of the late Messrs. Alex, and Fred Fox of Kuala (Lumpur
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    FRENCH LOTTERY
    55 2 State Aid For War Damage Paris, Apr. 22 A new State lottery attached to the loan of one milliard francs has been officially sanctioned on behalf of the Credit National which administers compensation for war damage In addition to 5 per cent, interest a drawing will be made
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      18 2 Corporal R. Brown has been appointed a Company Sergeant-Major and &n°e r g^ E n r rimentai com <—
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      443 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERUSft^N BEETLE VIRUS. A new discovery which is certain destruction to BLACK BEETLES AND COCKROACHES ana is ao'.oluiely harmless to Otter creatures. They totally disappear, leavinu no o<iour behind. 75 rents per tin. Off all Chemists and Stores. Sole Importers: GRAFTON LABORATORIES, Collyer Qua>. BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY
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      139 2 lender. Tenders if Ex. Oon«trucUoß of m with 1934 Sv ;i si ___J 1 Man Snap Nf>Tlnj laust 1 del:- Appiv m h w h srnSl IGreshrr, T r v R p re !pcre I SINGAPORE Tipj Sl*i:i\(. •.PRlM'EssiOMil 'Saturd.t> Vh. Wednesdijj l?th. \Vi»lnrNdi> 1-nh x)J jnfl Whit .Muiid.j JM
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      225 2 Diary Of The Week Wednesday, 25th. ugn Water 7.15 a.m., 8.39 p.m. Notary Club Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel 1 p.m. (Business Meeting). football: S.A.F.A. League <Div. II >: S.C.F.A. vs. S.C.T., Stadium; (Div. Ill): "B khalsa vs. Fort Canning. SRC. Thursday. 4bih. <lgh Water 8 1!2 din., 9.10 p.m. football: S.A.F.A.
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    "MERRIE ENGLAND" FOR SINGAPORE
    70 3 "MERRIE ENGLAND" FOR SINGAPORE L u >(Hiin>>N!:w produc now ;apon I led te f .work k ,i lias I will be here tart on p.n m being asf proI :UTS nd 11 U for lUDlisnj and t is reI rty's come I thout payI can t i part fact! ty.
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    ALLEGED FORGERY
    26 3 Way Uank Employee Charged mes Mcl D It, tO the I 9 1 168 of the 1 r Chart* red but the of loril
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    Air Passengers
    235 3 LEGISLATION TO CONTROI THEM IN F.M.S. MOT Bill to" amend the Passengers n Restriction Enactment. 1922 by mdJng its provisions to persons riving m the Federated Malay States Cn.zeTtc. S PUb Shed n the *£S Section 10 of the Principal Enact <n«lt is repealed and the folK, -ection
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    BRIDGE WASHED AWAY
    107 3 Branch Line Train Services Suspended From Our own Correspondent) Koala Lumpur. Apr >4 ne avj ra:n yesterday isca a asldi radii ttuoolng In the o' Panta just ouu.de Kuala -uinpur resulting m a railway brid-e >eing washed away tram price* on the Pore wetteniiam branch between Petalin*
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    MR. V. D. KNOWLES TO DEFEND IN POPEJOY MURDER CASE
    312 3 Preliminary I n( uiry Ke O p ened For Farther Evidence Of Ine Identification Parades In Hospital MEMBERS OF HOSPITAL STAFF AS WITNESSES yesterday afternoon, at S^^TS't^ 0 J M B -»^r, Charges of murder aKfl attemp ted P""" 111
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    Funeral Of Well-Known Malacca Towkay
    265 3 FORTUNES .MADE IX TAPIOCA AXD RUBBER •From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Apr. 22. The funeral ol Towkay Gan Kee i who died on April 13. took place this I morning at Bukit China. Mr. Gan Kee leaves nine sons, two daughters i and many grandchildren.
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    SIAMESE WARSHIP
    76 3 Saluted On Entering Port The Siamese warship. Ratanakosindr. crrived this morning from Bangkok. A salute was fired from Fort Canning a: tne warship came into the man-o-war anchorage. She left Bangkok on April 20 and will leave here on Thursday for Sourabaya. Commanded, by Lt Commdr. Luang Yudhakitpilas.
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    84 3 The death occurred at Alor Star on Thursday morning of H .H Tnk Pen.iran. one of the younger son" o HM Tno Sultan of Kedah. The decea«ed. who wns educal -d at rh Got ernment English School Alor Stir and ;i t»ypt. had been m indifferent health for some time
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    In Poor Health
    276 3 AGED PENANG CHINESE HANGS HIMSELF EWQOTRY into the death of an, J at the rear of 136, Hutton Lane on the morning of Mar. 31. was heM before ,the Penang Coroner «Mr. D Wills) L* f ee'£ ec living at 136 Hutton Lane said that he knew
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    139 3 From The Empire Transmitter. Daventry, England WEDNESDAY, APRIL >;>, i<r J4 MLT. 03.50 ,9.n0 am, Bella ol sT Clement Dane**, foi--10.00.(10.0-11.0. eJJJw'^nac Day 1 00 Service riliT. Ed from St Clement Dane's. L<, n- don IJI.T. 13.4:, (1.48 pm.) „c Signal fro* Bin Ben Nr> w b
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    WARSHIP'S PROPELLERS SECURED
    380 3 WARSHIP'S PROPELLERS SECURED SALVAGE OF JEMTSCHUG RESUMED A FTER about two weeks r^t the m|. Snfnrn ge operations w ere resumed on Saturday morning on the sunkm Ruswas ra a nid P "iS**** was rapid. The motor salvage Tv» towed the lighter which is m2d wEh a bo ler. crane
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    Air Mail Letter From London
    3760 4 London, Apr. 14. 1 I MO writing you at 2.30 a.m. to say! 'hi.t this has been a thrilling weekj m London. Why at 2.30 a.m.? Well, because one of our many excitements has been a might v roaring of aero engines high overhead each
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      128 4 Orders received 7^^ by post attend- A^& c d immedia- /JSi tsly. Address. -J?/ 9r>. High St /QkJ*/ Sin g a y^ Any Xj^ of Lenses /^y C and Up-to-/K^ date Btyle of A%% frames Suppli/£f cd. Best Quality /qm? Guaranteed. Sight- testing Free. Price X Moderate. By its freedom
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      135 4 Regain Radiant Heall -"^H K^ j^^ rail ot Energy and Joyot Lite— rre c from depressing ailments. Wouldn you like to feel like that? You can. ror unless you are suffering from organic ai«^ is absolutely no reason why the pricele^ joys should be cfenied you, even though miil< approaching.
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    MASS MEETING OF CIVIL SERVANTS
    140 5 MASS MEETING OF CIVIL SERVANTS rvaPts took plate at the Royal Albert Hall, London, when demands for restoration of the iut> m pay made m 1931 were demanded. The photograph shows a general view of the meeting. U ivS^SSft? of a hattieship is taking form m a Milan street. It
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    Five-Years-Old Child Falls To Death From Window At Tanglin Barracks
    363 8 Five- Years-Old Child Falls To Death From Window At Tanglin Barracks TRAGEDY WHILE AT PLAY >"VN April 15 two children were playing at Tanglin Barracks, Joyce Tuck, a 'Mile girl aged 5 years and 8 months, A-as at a first floor window, about 20 feet above the grouud, and she
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    Letters To The Editor
    100 8 Cemetery Benches To the Editor, Sir,— May I bring to your notice a point regarding town welfare, for publication m your paper, with the hope hat the matter may receive the attention of the authorities concerned. It concerns benches and garden seats '.n the cemetery. I
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 36
    76 8 To Be Decided On Nine Matches In selecting the teams for Football Competition No. 36 the Liverpool Manchester City League match* was Inadvertently included. Manchester City will, of course, be playing against Portsmouth at Wembley m the final of the F.A. Cup next Saturday. Under these
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    Former Film Star Shoots Himself
    177 8 TRAGIC END OF KARL DANE Hollywood, Apr. 16. Karl Dane, formerly well known as a movie star, shot himself to-day and wai found dead. For some time he had been unem- ployed, and was penniless and despondent. Born October 12, 1886. Copenhagen, Denmark. Karl Dane
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    ANTI-OPIUM SOCIETY
    177 8 Successful Oratory Competition The inter-school oratory competition !iin Mandarin) hold at the Victoria Memorial Hall during the week-end under the auspices of the Singapore Anti-Opium Society resulted as follows Middle school class— First prize won by Miss Tsai See Mei. of the Nanyang Girls School. Second prize won
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    ASSAULTED RIKISHA PULLER
    122 8 Tamil Sent To Prison For Four Months Sentence of four months' rigorous imprisonment was passed by the Criminal District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. yesterday, on a Tamil named Soma who was found guilty of causing grievous hurt to a rikisha puller. Witnesses tor the prosecution said
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    43 8 The following officers of Class II M.C.S.. have been appointed officers of Class IB: Messrs. H. R. Joynt W D Barron. J. V. Cowgill, M.C.. A. E. Coope L. A. Allen. 0.8. E., G. A. de C de Moubray and P. S. Williams
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    DEVELOPMENT OF EASTERN AIR ROUTES
    643 8 Medan, Apr. 21. SOMETHING on the lines of the aeronautics dream of the Milennium was sketched by Mr. Plesman, director of the X.L.M., m an interview with pressmen before returning to Europe. Ho referred to the time when Netherlands India would be within six days
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    $150 Must Be Won
    320 8 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the iroc Press Football Competition No 36 ;'r? n 5 OU ai i° asked to for ecast results of feu matches to bo played on April 28. THE PRIZE OF $150
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    80 8 HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM A duplicate list Is provided m which the be Tsed fni P^Ho mus i nofc on an y accoun we usea ior entries they are only *or th#» of competitors y the Competitors who. have forecasts 7«TSii S? N S Stowpore l?ee Press. 11l X?t
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    Tri-Car Kills 5-Years Old Tamil Boy
    347 8 DRIVER EXONERATED FROM BLAME A VERDICT of death by misadventure was rpturned at the Kuala Lumpur inquest on a Tamil boy, ftged 5 years, who was knocked down by a tri-car m front of the Empire Cinema, on March 23. Dr. A. Poulier said
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    Cheating Charge Dismissed
    57 8 Cheat ing Charge Dismissed Lim Chim Wah. an employee Ol Messrs. Moutrie Cu.. Ltd.. has been discharged by Mr. J. M. Brander. the third magistrate, on a count of cheatiiig one Inder Singh of $24 The case was withdrawn on Instructions by the Deputy Public Prosecutor. Mr. E. II Tampoe
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    86 8 Si::ty-seven criminuil i\ppealb were entered m the F.M.S. during 1932. of which 24 wsre summarily rejected, five were allowed and 32 were dismissed In lout eases the sentences were vtrled and m two cases the appellants died before hearing. Fifty-four civil appeals were entered during the year and eight carried
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    Carrying Applied Results Rubber Research In Village Unknown
    238 8 Carrying Applied Results Rubber Research In Village Unknown Vai^ofJ :disu,i ■C""<5S 1R.'51...;. T 'S J Or. I the <»P .dXIi;. I whk»- I I .despIwasi, rheir o, I school to I WORKING 11 rill He a s jlad i l l Si:: hn!H ly M satis. I j as it
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      101 8 "What a Blessing Health is' I "We have three children -all healthy, robust, full of I life and vitality. Hardly ever ill. I watch their diet care- I fully, I've always given them Quaker Oats every day. It I feeds their bones, muscles, blood and nerves. It has prac- I
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      39 8 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 36. MA\CTERr« "n VS SHEF'D WED, NOTTS FOR T^ (1) V SWAN SEA (1) oarESHEAD (4) vs. DONCASTEB (0) NAME ADDBESS WEDNESDAY. FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 36 Sr?- SIS -atesnead Doncaster. ofTHo'^R""',* lor lhe e»"«nlenc«
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      44 8 ▼Oil IMed *o kM> S rr QM *u+ •«d discomfort RK fV r«^ Sclatka, Lv,^ibtfo h -r^/f ©hxxJ to *es>t In 4na anrf l»^a,^> ecu* Archipelago Aj^'f^B Brewery Co. J| v^r C f Sole Ad-ii s N.V Strain l»w Distributors The Phoenix Ivratc I
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    "MY WOMAN"
    43 9 Gied Acting B) Helen Twehetre* My ra. vaude- through takes ;i swell head," bene- not tfrom t the picnecl with rlly well tchy song nuni- Fiord Hel< and ictor Jory ar: v I Irawi itrast between ndour ol has suca tnea-
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    WOMAN INJURED
    46 9 hit Refuses Aid When Ambulance Arrives vening at about live was toworking at ■"ry ol M- ssrs BrinkLV -stone JJ >ad m. she mi from a motorf summoned. The m severe abra- la* .aid the chin 1 d to alto* the dresser wod her.
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    13 9 chine is costing ntly at the Ocean J* Glamorgan. The i-TS buiU ta
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    "I AM SUZANNE"
    233 9 Lilian Harvey At The Pavilion Lilian Harvey scores another triumph m "I am Suzanne the Fox production which opened at the Pavilion yesterday I but tho show is remarkable not merely because the captivating Lilian dances slnga and acts with more than her usual ability, but because
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    66 9 n new type of rubber door-stop has -ently been placed on the market In appearance it resembles an ordinary door-stop with a special flat nsion at the base. The extension Ha« another integral flap projecting ipwards. its purpose being to prevent tlu door from closing unless deliberately Pushed. The door-stop
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    PENANG MERCHANTS UP IN ARMS
    1094 9 Rousing Debate On Unfair A H renang. Apr. 24. J^i the annual meeting of the Penang Chamber of Commerce. Mr J p Somer, Managing Director of Messrs' WtChard and Co., Ltd. expressed surprise that the Chairman's speech made no reference to Japanese competition action 0
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    SIR MAX MUSPRATT
    72 9 London, Apr. 20. The death has taken place at the a#e ol 62 of Sir Max Muspratt. a director of Imperial Chemical Industries Sir Max was educated m England and abroad and became an expert chemist. He was an ardent Liberal and for some years was a
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    THERE IS AN ANGLING CLUB IN SURREY
    35 10 for bachelor girls only. Now and then a member i lands some poor fish and has to resign. Be a wise man and take out "GAFLAC" POLICIES. i
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    GENERAL
    12 10 ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1934. "When" Not "Should"
    480 10 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1934. "When" Not "Should" QHOULD prosperity re:urn to Malaya" says Mr. W. E. Pepys •m the course of his report on the trade of :he Federated Malay States during 1933. This seems a quite unnecessary avoidance of optimism 'on the part of the
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    1181 10 Safety First On R.A.F. Cruise THERE has been no news of the RAF Supermarine Southampton flying boats— a Hong Kong contemporary inaccurately describes them as amphibians— since they left Singapore at the beginning of this month. No news, that is. from press correspondents, although wireless touch
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    377 10 A meeting of the Municipal Commissioners will be held on Friday. Mr. G. L. Ham will act as Deputy of the Officer Administering the Government during Mr. Caldecott's visit to Seremban and Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Caldecott left Singapore on Sunday. Leave prior to retirement has been
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    Fox
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    AIR RACE ROUTE DEFINED
    20 11 AIR RACE ROUTE DEFINED u-ni'F ON EMPIRE INHible Race To Australia London \pr. 1 iced the la air Bln- Melbut
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    THE "IRON WOMAN"
    15 11 g rrial In Historj actrial Martin jreat- 1: of were r m
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    ANGLO-CHINESE TRADE
    18 11 v. Revision I M 1 Rights London. Apr M i tiona p in Chii v L
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    BOMBAY MILL STRIKE
    64 11 Thirty Thousand Workers Bombay. Apr. £4. Thirty thousand workers are now out m connection with the general strike against wages cuts by mill workers which officially began yesterday. About twenty nulls are affected. Thirteen leaders were arrested and a dozen strikers were injured In clashes with the
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    JAPANESE ACTIVITIES IN CHINA
    381 11 Network Of Strategic Positions Established S£SSSS«S aaS7SSs*s£rt COLLOWING the completion ol thlighway between Jehoi city and Kupeikow Pass, the Japanese 'troops have commenced erecting a net -work of military telephone lines connecting the different centres m Jehol and west Manchuria with strategic positions along the Great
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    30 11 Berlin. Apr. 23. President Von Hindenburg has appointed Vcn Rebbentrop. a former Hussars' officer, as Germany's special representative tor disarmament questions. This appointment creates a newpost.- Reuter Wireless
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    56 11 Berlin. Apr. 23. The appointment ol Von Rebbentrop as disarmament commissioner is designed to open up new possibilities for further negotiations, similar to Mr. Eden's recent activities. It is officially asserted that the appointment does not imply any change m German disarmament policy, but means new ways will be trodden
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    ST. HELENA CELEBRATES
    97 11 Hundred Years A Crown Colony St. Helena, Apr. 23. This small island historically famous as Napoleon's place of exile after the battle of Waterloo, celebrated its centenary as a Crown Colony o-day when the Governor. Sir Steuart Spencer Davis, read messages exchanged between His Majesty and the
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    PRINCE GEORGE RETURNS
    57 11 ■Next Tour To Australia London, Apr. 23. Prince George was welcomed on arrival at Southampton on the conclusion of his extensive tour of south and central Africa. He will only remain m England a few months as he departs on his tour of Australia and New Zealand
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    MOUNTED SMUGGLERS
    49 11 Fierce Encounter On Turkish Border Istanbul, Apr. 21. Forty-eight armed men. alleged to be smugglers, with thirty horses and 500,000 Turkish pounds' worth of contraband goods have been arrested on the Turko-Syrian border. Five of the gang were killed m an encounter with Turkish guards.- Reuter Wireless
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    TWO TRAINS DESTROYED
    49 11 200 Passengers All Escape Newark, (New Jersey), Apr. 23. A fire starting m a fusebox of a stationary train laden with 200 passengers destroyed the train as well as two others and partially wrecked the terminus of the Hudson-Manhattan railway. The oassengers escaped without panic Reuter
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    NAVAL "BATTLE" FOR CANAL
    152 11 U.S. FLEET ATTACKS ARMY Spectacular Manoeuvres on Pacific Balboa, Canal Zone. Apr. !»4. The entrance to the Panama Canal was the scene of "a battle" between the United States fleet and the Army m which the Fleet launched a combined aerial and battleship attack against the
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    200 BURIED ALIVE
    112 11 Poignant Scenes After Mine Explosion Belgrade. Apr. 22. Poignant scenes were witnessed to-day at the top of the mine at Kakanj. where a serious explosion took place yesterday. Women and children remained waiting for twenty-tour hours singing and walling Bosnian death songs for the unascertained number of
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    65 11 Belgrade. Apr. 22. Falls of earth due to the infiltration of water are adding; to the difficulties encountered by the rescuers m the mine disaster. It is feared that the death roll will be very great and up to now 147 bodies have been recovered. It is officially stated that
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    FEWER DRUG ADDICTS
    110 11 Only 674 Imprisoned In Egypt Cairo, Apr. 23. The striking success of th e Narcotics Bureau m its campaign against drug trafficers is revealed m the annual report of Russell Pasha who expresses the opinion that the narcotic menace which threatened Egypt with destruction five years ago.
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    CHINESE BANK BRANCHES
    39 11 Shanghai. Apr. 21. The Central Bank of China, a Government bank, has decided to establish branches at the important centres m Europe, America and other parts of the world. A branch will be opened m Singapore.
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    SUMMER TIME
    23 11 Rugby, Apr. 21. Summer time comes into operation at 2 a.m. tomorrow when clocks will be advancer! one hour.- British Wireless
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    13 11 Major O. B. Haines, of Selama. and Mrs. Haines have left for home.
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      86 11 COMMODITY MARKET Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondent.) RUBBER London, Apr. 24. Spot (Sellers) 6 132 d. (5 2132d> (Buyers* 5 31!32d. (5 29,'32d.) July-Sept. 6VBd. <6 5;64d.) Oct.-Dec. 6 15 64d. (6 11!64d.) Jan.-Mar. 6 2U64d. (6 17i64d.) Market:— Steady but quiet. New
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      FIVE ESTATES RUN BY TWO EUROPEANS
      1048 12 Kuala Kangsar's Increase In Receipts Th»- tevtfnth annual general meetlni oi the Company was held at th Registered Oflice, 20, Abchurch Lane London, E.C.4, on Monday. March 19tfc Clarence F. Leighton, Esq. (th Chairman of the Company) presided. A representative oi Messrs. Dickson Anderson
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      Restriction Rumours Boost Price Of Rubber To 20 Cents
      196 12 Restriction Rumours Boost Price Of Rubber To 20 Cents 1 HUMOURS m circulation m the local market yesterday to the effect that an official announcement regarding restriction is imminent led to a sharp rise m the price j of rubber. At noon the spoi price was 19 3 4 buyers,
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      Stock Exchange Stirred
      209 12 London, Apr. 21. On the muney market this week a displacement of funds was witnessed it connection with the call of £64.500.00 C for the 3 per cent. Funding Loan and repayments of certain Treasury bonds amounting to £116,000,000 but nc marked undue pressure was experienced m
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      Exchange Rates
      86 12 Yesterday's Alterations London, 60 days' sight 24^ London, 30 days' sight 2 4 7 64 Lyons, Paris, demand 895 New York, demand 60 Colombo, demand 1547/ Hong Kong, demand 35y 2 p c Dis* Amoy. demand 42 p V Dis Foochow. demand 41*4 pc Dl g Shanghai, demand
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      Improvement In Trade Of F.M.S. Last Year
      501 12 Improvement In Trade Of F.M.S. Last Year Exports Up By $20 Millions; Imports Down $5 Millions TTHE TOTAL value of exports and re- million, an increase of $24 million value of the export of rubber increas million, states Mr. W. E. Pepys, Commi his annual report. The price of copra,
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      Fraser's Share List
      847 12 TL'fcSDAY. AI'RIL i 4, 1934. Ampat Tin ,4, Asam Kumbang <.£) 39s 4 is Austral Malay i£) 42s <5d 43* 6d x d Ayer Hitam Tin <ss> 14s 9d lit 6d Ayer Weng ($1) !95 m d Bangnn Tin <£> 34,, 9d 35s 6d Changkat Tin 45s
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      M.P.H. MAKE $2.000 PROFIT
      96 12 The annual report of Malaya PubIshing House Limited for the year aided Feb. 28. 1934, states that the apital remains the same as last year ilso the debenture. The balance to ip^o of profit and los s account it Feb. 28, 1933 was $7,113.72 to which
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      BIG LOCAL TIN MERGEN SCHEME
      719 12 BIG LOCAL TIN MERGEN SCHEME Four Dredging Compani** Resources An extraordinary general meeting of Kinta Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd. JriU be held m Singapore on April 30 to consider amalgamation <1 1 Kinta Tin Dredging Company, Limited; <2 Penawat Consolidated Tin Dredging, Limited; i3> Kampar Malaya Tin Dredging, Limited; and
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      Britain Will Not Return To Gold Standard Until Things Improve
      94 12 At i '-"ndon w T iho anr.ua] of Briti.ii i high tribufa i vices rendered Guarantee D m the put been guarai 1147.000.000. L T350.000 and the „mo. from defaulters wu r looim Warch 31 the bala: operations 6f the
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Associon
      60 12 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Associon DAILY PRICES (TRREfI April ?4. 1 (.'dock am Buyer* dS.S. equal to LondOfl Std.. Spot (k R.S.S. equal to London Std., .FOB I s:d. R.s.s. on Tender May Jin July Bept Or: Dec Jan Mar Tone of Mark I F.r Latest Cablo Lmd D 5
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      109 12 Aprii .'1 I- 1 <"'"< k n<> Gambler Java Cube Hamburg C Muntok w White Pi Black Pepj Copra mixed Copra. Siiiidn Small flak Small Pearl Lingga Sa* Plow Fair Bag i Palembanj,' Jeld Blanja Jel< Sarawak Jeloton* R. (Siam» V, R. (Siam) V. C R. B.
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    SMUGGLING ON THE INCREASE IN F.M.S.
    894 13 SMUGGLING ON THE INCREASE IN F. M.S. SMUGGLING WHICH had been so rife In 1932 showed no diminution, rather the reverse, states Mr. Pepys. Commission of Trade and Customs for th« P MS In his annual report for 1933. The state of Perak iT D^rUculartv vulnerable. On the North the
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    Boundaries Of Perak Particularly Vulnerable
    218 13 Bounda ries Of Perak Particularly Vulnerable MEN AND TWO WOMEN STABBED LvECHARGE \(,AINST MALAY L I E Robl I cue In I iiuirder named I v alleged to X wo women, IUgUSt 29, idei i c he recelv- Perm; Iv g X I by Sergeant 1922, .v the lour m
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    Problems The Customs Officials Must Face
    89 13 Problems The Customs Officials Must Face SINO-TURKISH PACT To Follow Diplomatic Recognition Geneva, Apr. 20 China has established diplomatic i relations with Turkey as the result 01; the visit of Mr. Victor Hoo. Chinese! Minister to Switzerland, to Ankara, where he signed, with Tewfik Bey, the Foreign Minister, a convention
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    Splendid News From U.S.
    271 13 A PART ALTOGETHER from the now very hopeful outlook on the restriction question, there comes the excellent news from America that the total output of motor vehicles m the U.S.A. and Canada lor the first quarter of 1934 probably amounted to 700,000 units, compared with 368,800
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      61 13 CREDIT-FONCIER DEXTREME-ORIENT Societe Anonyme i Incorporated In Belgium 1907) HEAD OFFICE: BRUSSELS BRANCHES SHANGHAI, TIENTSIN, HANKOW PEKING, HONG KONG, TSINAN* BRICK AND TILE FACTORY IN SHANGHAI. MORTGAGE BANK Murcgages on real property, Loan* for building. House and real Estate agents. Agents tor: Union of Paris Insc. Co. Lt4 OFFICE: MEYER
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    Malaya More Airminded
    676 14 I Kuala Lumpur Echoes Singapore's Appeal For More Aerodromes In The Peninsula THE year 1933. the third active flying year of the Kuala Lumpur flylni Club's existence, has again been a most successful one. There has bee:* a further increase both m flying hours and m membership
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    BRITISH TRADE FAIR
    315 14 BRITISH TRADE FAIR ALL ACCOMMODATION TAKEN UP 61 Exhibitors To Occupy 149 Stalls The British Trade Fair, to be held it the Great World from May 4 to 12 ia« been well supported by local firms. The entire accommodation at the Hsposal o] the organising committee 140 stalls* has been
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    151 14 Opinion Of P.L.A. Lord Ritchie, chairman of the Port o! London Authority, thinks shipping has beiiun to move on the up-fradt again. Ho said io at a meeting ol the Por* ol London Authority when he rtvitwed the trade o! the three years for Which the present board
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    2113 17 CONGRATULATIONS to Theo. Leijsslus md the Recreation Club Cricket eleven on their victory over the S.C.C. week-end. Eight years is a loug to wait tor victory but it must have tasted all the sweeter to Leijssius, ffho Ifl the only member of the present 5.R.C. eleven to
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    481 17 Japan Decides To Participate In Spite Of Manchukuo Being Out Athletes Commence Intensive Training provision really bars Manchukuo's entry. The Manchurian Physical Training Association has made a statement expressing disappointment at Japan's decision to participate m the Far Eastern Olympic Games at Manila, to which Manchukuo
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    88 17 The Singapore Amateur Football Association notify the following altera- j 'tions m the league programmes: Division 11. -RAF. vs. Wiltshire Regt. postponed from March 21st. will be played on Saturday. April 28th. at the JR.A.F. Base. Selelar. Division 111. Singapore Recreation Club vs. Harlequins postponed from March 29th
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    29 17 I; is notified that this match, origij nally fixed for May 3rd will now be I played on Monday April 30th. at Anson Road Stadium. i
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    39 17 Jack Medica. of Seattle, beat the 400 metres world record for free-style swimming by covering this distance m 4 mm. 43 2 10 sec. The previous record. held by a French swimmer. Jean Tarls. was 4 mm. 47 sec.
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    TRAINING FOR NEXT MONTH COMMENCES
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      145 17 Result Of Metropolitan Stakes London, Apr. 24. The Great Metropolitan Stakes today resulted as follows ANNIHILATION 100 '8 1 SAINTREY MAID (8 1* 2 ROI DE PARIS (100/6) 3 Twenty ran. Won by a short head: one length between second and thlid. NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. I SILK AND COTTON.
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    176 18 Drawn Game At Jalan Besar Perhimponan Stia II 3; K. Tiong. 3. A SECOND division league HT.U'il 1 the Coleman Shield was played at Jalan Besar yesterday, whei) the second string of Perhnnponan Stia drew with Kampong Tiong. each side scoring three goals. Alter a few exchanges Mat
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    106 18 In the Clerical Unions soccer competition yesterday. Tan Buck Seah's team earned a decisive victory ot six goals to nil against Menon's team. They played a. better game than their opponents whose forwards were very weak especially m front of goal. Seng Cheng played an excellent game
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    45 18 Monday's League Games London. Apr. »3. To-day'l loot ball matches resulted as iollows: DIVISION I Chelsea 2. Leicester 0. DIVISION 111 Southern Charlton 2. Bristol City 1 j DIVISION HI Northern Tranmer? l. Stocfcport i SCOTTISH LEAGIT Celtic 5. Hamih: i. 1. Reuter.
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    THIRD DIVISION
    68 18 The Harlequins drew with the Abattoir yesterday playing a the S.H.B. j ground, each side scored two goals. Play was even and both sides missed scoring m the early stages. Just belore the interval, the Abattoir opened Soon after the re-start, they added another. The Warders who played
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    S.C.C. And Air Force Share Four Goals
    494 18 S.C.C. And Air Force Share Four Goals Keen Contest In Division II 5.(.( II X; R.A.F. II 2 COUR goals were sharecL on the r Padang yesterday by the S.C.C. anc the R.A.F.. who met m a Second Division League match. The Air Force badly needed points Ito raise them
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    NOEL HAY SENT OFF DURING MATCH WITH WIL'fSHjl
    105 18 S. R. C. CONCEDE TWO VALUABLE POINTS Home Forwards Helpless As Schoolboys Poor Football Brings Groans From The Crowd TPHE S.R.C. received a setback m the first division of the S.A.F.A. league yesterday when they were defeated by four goals to nil
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    AN UNINTERESTING MATCH
    998 18 (the pressing for many more minutes (there occurred the Incident which rtsuited m Hay being sent off. HAY ORDERED OFF Hay was pulled up ior usins his elbows. He very foolishly argued with the referee and when ordered otr he lat first reiused to go. Then he
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    Racing: Motorist Gravely
    54 18 Alesandria, Apr. 22. Tarzio Nuvolari, the famous Italian motorist, crashed to-day during the race for th e Grand Prix. Bordino and fractured both his legs besides suffer- ing other grave injuries. Treacherous roads were responsible for a number oi accidents. On e Italian driver named I. Pedrazzini
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    Post Office Miss There Malay Stars
    537 18 Well Beaten In G. S. Match .Medicals 3: Post Office jTTHE Junior Civil Service Associations ground was the venue of i i 'interesting soccer game yesterday when 'the Medicals met and deieated the P ist 'Office by three goals to nil m the 'Government
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    Tennis
    19 18 S.C.< v, V- mix, c. foil Mr- v Hasti V; took, 6—l. uj !«rool 1 Mr. E" *H
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    Unknown Tournament
    24 18 Unknown Tournament V Hand,,,,- Pit: 1 I 4 D «*tei RaMk»J X If. X C:.. •0 i H. H vs Pong Lim and I
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    Unknown League
    35 18 Unknown League Th< Bwixnmi p Hit Blues* t< Chu by T :w lire for 1 I on< Biu< CilWct mlnuti i ttu Dn iQi c eqvlH Ti.< Blue* red tUil K. di Blew 1 :<mW
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    CHESS CHAMPIONS
    23 18 Alekhinc D»wi Thri (ianu 1 i reibwgfai »Br^ J and B+ 64 mow W hi I mLvsei scores i. Bog. Win
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