The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 April 1934

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    13 1 AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,252. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    JfYEARS CONTROL OF RUBBER GROWING INDUSTRY
    1929 1 ■rnational Agreement Qianed ifrnMENTS REQUESTED L TO TAKE E GISLATIVE ACTION Le Into Effect On June Ist Lumpur. Sunday Night. «tuiiw for rubber regulation have conr T I mnli'w agreement has been reached. P* I T/rSmen< embodying the terms and A tortr the rubber
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    Plan Unanimously Approved
    334 1 Plan Unanimously Approved From (X:r Own Correspondent..* London* Apr. 29. IT is pointed out semi -officially m London that no. a single vote was recorded against the principles of the plan throughout the proceedings of the represen- tative committees m London and the eastern countries. The quotas assigned to the
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    TENSION INCREASING ON JEHOL BORDER
    513 1 Resist The Whites Slogan BUT PU-YI DECREES EQUALITY FOR ALARMING reports trom Nor:h China and the South are pouring into Nanking during the week-end. While tension at the Jehoi-Char-hax border is increasing, official reports from Fukien confirm that the Japanese, who are assisted by Formosons
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    High Speed link Between London And Wall Street
    151 1 High Speed link Between London And Wall Street COMMUNICATION WILL BE A MATTER OF SECONDS London, Apr. 29. Anew high-speed link between London Stock Exchange and Wail Street will be opened on Wednesday tag Imperial and International Communications Ltd., who to-day demonstrated at Electra House a replica of the circuits
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    DUTCH NAZIS
    51 1 Demonstration At Amsterdam Amsterdam, Apr. 29 Twelve thousiwild Dutch Nazis parttcjpated In a monster do raanst ration fct Amsterdam's Olympia yesterday evening. The meeting was orderly though live people were slightly hurt In scuffles during the march of eight thousand provincial Nazis from the station to the hall.
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      45 1 Cork TO-DAY C *TAIL DANCE (MAKAN KETCHIL) DANCE (INFORMAL) 1 P.M TO MIDNIGHT SPPOIA. &AT|JI ">AY, MAY STH I D^KVSION TC??a5 ACE BALL I H^NRY ARTIST-MAGICIAN MAGIC AND ART. I W *SS VERE DE VERE I HFP INUKN Vn()NAL DANCER I LEs celebrateeT^orch¥stra PHONE 5381.
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      83 1 CHRYSLER ENDURANCE SEA VIEW HOTEL I THE IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT 1 tcumic GOLF SWIMMING* EVERY ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH. MODERN SANITATION. HOT COLD RUNNING WATER iEF" SPECIAL DINNER DANCE SATURDAY m ARFIPHI I MQTEL I Tavourite hotel \h town facing st. Andrew s cathedral i EVERY ROOM WITH BATH MODERN
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    FALSE TRADK MARKS
    86 2 International Convention This Week London Apr. 27 me International Union tor th? prolon of Industrial property will hold conference m London on Tuesday *l)|t1 Questions including protection of patent rights, designs and trade marks prevention of false indication of origin and prevention of unfair competition »n connection
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    I Japan Will Demand Reduction Of Naval Base i
    53 2 I Japan Will Demand Reduction Of Naval Base i Paris. Apr. '!<». yHK Echo de Paris alleges the best authority f« r statins that Japan will demand reduction or limitation of the Singapore base at the 1935 naval conference and failins satisfaction will demand naval parity with Cleat Britain and
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    "I DOES WHAT i'llKe"'""
    86 2 S J& apo /E Doctor Burmese Wife Charged With Arson Ayr™ o i, London, Apr. 29. Mrs Bella Evans, the Burmese wife of Major D. G. Evans. R.A.M.C. 'Singapore) was remanded m custody at Canterbury on a charge of feloniously setting fire to farm outbuilXgs at
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    LEOPOLD HARRIS
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    9 2 of Mr J Lojrt. L o d Slster -in-law
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    iHE LOTTERY COMPLEX
    45 2 Ticket Sellers At Every Turn (From Our Own Correspondent.) mx_ Bangkok, Apr. 29 stations, tramway junctions, bus stops outside cinemas, wherever peope gathe?' ready to sell tickets. Even the is now no ground foT feeUng fha ?S2 drawings are not conducted Alrry
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    4 2 -rtth authority on OuTlS^
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    STABLE CURRENCIES
    108 2 Reversion To Gold Not Yet Possible I ondon Apr *7 economist. Dr w h c^*/' H kn Wl> still grew SJSSS Ede barriers recovery ?r P O m°den^ atUral Process some way ?wthP? h S f n must P roc eed whole would be wiSfn^t nnansU ns as
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      78 2 j A"T* Jft Dial 4825 I SPECIAL DISHES FOR THIS WEEK I MONDAY I IRISH STEW. I TUESDAY I I ROAS an, B T-r EF Yorkshi^ Pudding I I and Horseradish Sauce. I I «'r rA^ WEDNESDAY I I SfEAK. KIDNEY and MUSH- I I ROOM PIE. I I THURSDAY
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      260 2 I "LITESOM*" BODY BELT AND JOCKSTRAP Ideal for sports and general wear. PRICE $2.00 EACH. Sole Agents MEDICAL HALL LTD. Chemists. SUSINES^CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY BI4A Change Alley, Singapore. I The Cheapest Hou*e lor your ttauonery, Typewriters. Kibbons anu Carbons also for Pencil and REP JOBS/ Send for our meciianics
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      312 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTTSEM^^ rtND£ hv a SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY \(jJjN Tender* ~~">S Tenders are now invite following material* o7 £rvlces' r" 4 Pm. Tuesday, May Bth 1934 a BL QOLDIE, Municipal Secretary. j TO LET UNION J^£LDING?"~ U^%Jj Large and small office to l^r lllrnt** 3 c »M;rete building (3 floor,) m
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      157 2 Oiary Of The Week Monday, 30th. Hitfh Water 11.19 a.m., 10.57 p.m. football: Malaya Cup trial at Anson road stadium Commercial Cup: Government Monopolies vs. F. and N. "A", postponed; Straits Times P.S.C. vs., M.P.H., Harbour Board;! A.P.C. vs. F. and N. Board; postponed. Tuesday, ]\lay Ist. Hi^h Water 12
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    rgalnya Exhibition At Penang
    169 3 \l 1 u>* BABIES, a rTS AND CRAFTS LobA Urge Scale T htoa i beauty ex- mc9d '^ngements whicl, Have 1 m connection with ld eventual inaugural which will Dp e Se of the "Pan-Malaya thibition 'Mil be of Mora' charactei md will M *> ;rk
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    Ki^lA LIMIT!} ADDING
    68 3 K. Surin And Miss E. P», s John the Evangelist eph ■/theP (i Te f e I The*ev.| ll 111 f 1 by her l!icl was I d The Sort were the 1..■> ..■> the Ralph M 's4*.- with em- i place b, f ai d f
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    POST DATED CHEQUE
    226 3 Indians Sentenced For Cheating The trial of two Indians on a charge of cheating, before Mr. N. Grice. the second magistrate, which has been protracted over many hearings, terminated on Saturday morning with the conviction of both accused. The men were S. M. Maricar, a Tamil Ifohamedan,
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    BRAS BASAH ACCIDENT
    95 3 Car Overturns After Collision A violent motorcar collision occurred yesterday afternoon shortly alter 3 p.m. I when a Morris-Cowley two seater j driven by an Indian driver collided with a Humber four seater at the i function of Bra.s Basah Road and; Bencoolen Street. The force of
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    Salary Cuts To He Restored
    53 3 Penang, A:;r. ,»S. Owing to the marked improvement I] Li i finances, the Kedah Ci >\. rnment decided to restore the remaining rive per cent salary cut to officers were subjected to a ten per cent the beginning of 1931. Five per n1 T as
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    $16 Worth Of Chandu
    98 3 YOUNG WOMAN FINED TEN TIMES ITS VALUE A YOUNG woman, Lim Ah Ngah who was caught by Revenue omcen m possession of $16 worth of contraband chandu. was on Saturday lined $160, or 18 weeks' imprisonment In addition to sentence of one day's imprisonment, by Mr.
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    CHINESE FINED $300
    257 3 Two Charges Ot* Purchasing And Storing Rubber <From Our Own Correspondents I Taiping, Apr. 28. i Convicted on the two charges of pur- chasing five sheets of rubber without I 1 being licensed, and with storing 10 katis |ot scrap rubber without a license, a Chinese sundry-shopkeeper
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    68 3 Members of the Union Sporting Association. Chinese Friendly Association. Playfair Athletic Union, Straits Physi- cal Athletic Party. Straits Bachelor Physical Culture and the Amicable Athletic Association are asked to note 1 that their Honorary Secretary. Mr. Tay Oen Seng's now address is at No. 161. Tras Street. Singapore, where all
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    For And Against Revision Of 'Phone Charges
    665 3 For And Against Revision Of 'Phone Charges Jr has been common knowledge for some time past that the Government has been considering an alteration m the telephone rates at present In force with a view to introducing a new scheme of rates for subscribers at a cc 1 tain charge
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    Malaria Experts Begin Their Work To-day
    246 3 Malaria Experts Begin Their Work To-day 'p'HE first international anti-maiaria! I course to be held m the East commences at the College of Medicine in &apore. at 8 a.m. to-day. Dr. ,G. v. Allen, Principal of the College will deliver an introductory address Nearly 30 specialists from all ovei the
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    24 3 Mr. Yeo Yoo Kee of the National City Bank of New York lias consented to become the Vice- President of the Playfair Athletic Union.
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      219 3 -X B^^ m^2B bqs HMH^mBI wassiamull BSBf J^» ASSOMULLtC? TrTiH ffW 31-33 HICK ST r J^astTr^^ Ire 0,-Kinal Utter h Ml a< Arcadm Allow me to add m\ testimonial to others I rc»d 1 ifitftri have preferred Craven A Ciuaretti:- lor several >>.ar««, but it was during an illness ot
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    Best President Since Lincoln Or The Worst?
    1218 4 This is an analysis of Franklin Roosevelt's first year as President of the United States as it presents itself to the "Sage of Emporia." Mr. White surveys the last twelve months, with "Miraculous things" Mr. Roosevelt has accomplished, and he speculates regarding the
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    Animals As Symbols'Of
    406 4 Animals As Symbols' Of CHASTITY OF TIGRESS SHOWN IN CHINESE FOLKLORE The tigress, the most fierce and dangerous among jungle animals, was the symbol of a virtue rated by Chinese for thousands of years as one writ^ T% im P° rtant m °ral qualities, Evenfng L post. the Shanghai It
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    RARE SOVIET STAMPS
    92 4 Postmarks On A Limited Issue Philatelists are now eagerlv search ing for Soviet stamps lith a po mark now eliminated During tL seventeenth Congress of th°"u-Unlon Communist Party, a branch post-office was opened In the building where Th^ Congress was held, and alfthe "amps on the correspondence
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    Moon Secrets To Be As Near
    227 4 MARVELS OF NEW TELESCOPE We Should See 1,000 Million Stars A dream of science lies imprisoned m a pool of molten glass Man will be nearer the stars and the solution of the riddle of the universe if this £1.000.000 experiment is a success.
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    96 4 eWe^ AUantlque Com Pany. have de 3 The Mars canals mystery will be solved. Are they the work* of living creatures? Are they the result of natural forces? Do they exist? We may know if "there is life on Mars. We shall get spectroscopic photographs of stars so clear that
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      172 4 A happy endino to Wise Spending! a home made new with an Manufactured by SISSONS BROTHERS CO.. LTD ENGLAND. free, Malls pistem* FHE OIL -BOUND WATER PAiiTl ■OU MHtmS: IT William Jacks SINGAPORE -KUALA LU MPUR PENANG-,^ 1 FAMOUS ENGS TABLE DELICACI Pickle and Mixed Pickles wßk GILLARD'S Assort,- |||a
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    f/[Tt Chamberlain Refuses To Walk Under A I MM A Ladder
    197 5 f/[ Tt Chamberlain Refuses To Walk Under A I MM A Ladder picture. picture. picture. picture. picture. sjsr* ss^^-sKs^ftirz&sr r Mr. Neville < hamherlain. the < l.ame llor »f the rvch^uer. determined not careful to avoid passing under a .add uhen out wmXkLl uith M r^ \u\J? berlain.— Air Mail
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    Ultimatum To Railway Strikers
    788 6 MUST RETURN TO WORK THIS MORNING OR FORFEIT PRIVILEGES T*HE strike of railway employees m Kuala Lumpur is expected to come to an end thi^ morning, following the issuing of an ulti:utum (o the men :rnt they must return to work not. later than •\m o'clock
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    SINGER CHARGED
    82 6 To Appear Before Raub Magistrate Zeuun feubakin. a handsome younh lng^' aPPeared m c^P^v Of Detective-Inspector Wray before Mr morning ln tl POhCe C Urt n S »^*y Inspector Wray asked that Sabakin bo transferred to Raub. Pahang to utuswer a charge of voluntary cauling hurt to a
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    King's Medal For Tivo Police Officers
    442 6 King's Medal For Tivo Police Officers ♦Trom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 28. FOR meritorious service, particularly while stationed m Kinta. two officers of the F.M.S. Police force were presented this morning with the I King's Police Medal by the High Comi missioner before a smart parade on the
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    $150 Must Be Won
    698 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 37. m which you aic asked to forecast results of len matches to be played on May ft. THE PRIZE OF $150 will be
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    Bishop Devals' First Duty ——-» — i -—- *
    462 6 Bishop Devals' First Duty i CONDUCTS CONFIRMATION SERVICE AT SERANGOON Address Of Welcome From Parishioners OISHOP Adrian Devals. the newly consecrated Bishop of Malacca, performed his first official duty yesterday when he conducted a confirmation service at the Church of the Nativity, Upper Serangoon. There were a large number of
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    Accused Man Dies
    83 6 MURDER CASE STRUCK OUT IN POLICE COURT NG Ah Koon. who was charged with attempted murder and atte'mpte* suicide m the Second Police court, died m hospital on Saturday. The case was struck out by the magistrate. Mr. N. Grice. Ng Ah Koon was alleged to have
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    820 BAIL FORFEIT
    112 6 Baileo Offends Ihiring Bound-over Period Jaganuthan. a Tamil who stood surety for a youth convicted m Kuala Lumpur of soliciting for employment as a "jaga krota" boy, was asked to show cause before Mr. Brander In the police court on Saturday why his surety Of $50 should
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    27 6 Mr. Oh Tjan Btang, manager Of tho Great Eastern Book Coy., has accepted the invitation of the Playfair Athletic Union to be a Patron of their Union.
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    BRITISH HROAIX'ASTIXC CORPORATION
    137 6 From The Empire Transmitter, Oaventry, England MONDAY. APR II 30. GMT. 13.45 (1.41 p.m.. Timr Siunal fro:n B: f wl m Ben. News Bulletin. 14.00 (2.t»> Jack Howard (baritone.; June Bernard (character studies); Murray A^;;ord and Edgar Sawyer 'entertainers; Reg and Ronnie Dale (entertainers at the piano)
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    STATION "Z.H.I/
    59 6 WAVE LENGTH— 49.9 metres. Pm. Recorded music. b. 30 p.m. Relay of Dance Music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Dan Hoikins 6.45 p.m. News Bulletin kindly supplied by Straits Times I P.m. Relay of Dance Music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under the
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    42 6 In exercise of the powers conferred en him by section 1 of the Naval Volunteer Reserve Ordinance, 1934, His Excellency the Governor has appointed April 23th. 1934. as the day on which the Naval Volunteer Reserve Ordinance. 1934. shall come into force.
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    BUILT BEFORE WEIR %
    206 6 BUILT BEFOR E WEIR insanitary In Ba "Bkok I (rum ou. it is pi, ln?k( w on m, b loft t, Assembly „,r hp mmeni publicly insanitary st... the ,ast <M1 m the capita] Tiv fa* an *jj the m; ik capita) effected kn> i...... rJJW from ini<i v 2rJ
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    TERRIBLE AGON] "1 INDIGESTION I
    118 6 To i :>m rz that hi i s r^-'^fj nearly maU irltto rwin- dapjj and ci i dosos M.Hon Bru:d Powd r, It* undly wlthort mi dr y7e jamaslng r«sUmony ol Leicester, England wreck. I obtain **2 except when I \?T| spirit of chWotorm. «>
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    THE TOBTfI OF W
    29 6 THE TOBTfI OF W Why continue W,«h VH VAS^VL PI.ASMA \M' a^7 y •fleets <• disease. o« tt delay a. V Ointmrrt oD l 305. North i per tub*. ll
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    Cats Skid On Wet Koads
    120 7 Cats Skid On Wet Koads ltiB -.fW ACCIDENTS IN SINGAPORE 1 1 way motoring containing i rig Mr. J. Koads of th( Munidosed ng Road, the wet road. turning with Was condl- iken to -t re Dr. ■•m. Hience iance th( left > last i was nt ocI rhomi d
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    EMPIRE COTTON
    22 7 Japan Is Britain's Third Best Customer 'British Cotton TorowT/T" f the auction 42 pp r Sat crop pro R< uter.
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    POWERS MUST ACT TO AVERT CRISIS
    74 7 Japanese Situation Mr- Hu Admonishes WeakKneed" China A bTIRRIN appeal to the nation and t h Apr. 29. change their weak-kneed R tS h^ fflcials m Nanking f »'-^er invasion of CMnl lnt rt one w c o zzz t z ir^^z** by the
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    ™°™c DEPARTURE FROM
    311 7 c DEPARTURE FROM UNANIMOUS VIEW IN EUROPE Nine Power Treaty At HE Tokio announcement of ten days thP uf 1S tocreastoito recognised m the western capitals r«aya the Observe rtb a serious departure from Japanese policy. The Japanese explanation is iriencily and correct m io m Sir John Simon, m
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    U.S. "Not Meddling"
    65 7 Washington, Apr. 29. The United States is not meddling with politics abroad, President Roosevelt is reported to have said during the luncheon this afternoon attended by Mr. Hull and Mr. Norman Davis. The latter afterwards told pressmen that j the President is hopeful that a spirit of
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    100 7 Washington. Apr. 28. Japan's re-statement of Asiatic j policy m a milder form would be welj corned by State Department officials. Mr. Cordell Hull (Secretary of State) declined to discuss the Hirota statement. He said he is assembling all the documents m the case with a view to a complete
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    68 7 Berlin, Apr. 28. The statement of Mr. Yokoyama at Geneva attributing the willingness of the generals m North China to recognise the de facto state of affairs m j Manchuria has evoked a statement I from the Chinese Legation declaring that the Chinese people are united 1 against recognition and
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    Canada Watching Events
    24 7 London, Apr. 28. The Times Ottawa correspondent Estates that the Canadian Government i.npiic.v.i -V f.-r r,, 0I!S! dering the tion. Reutcr.
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    7 7 'ap«« has now "t W lat Rtuiter.
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    STARVED FIVE DAYS I
    74 7 Stowaway's Fifth Attempt To Enter U.S. I A New York, Api >X tj ff^f ft? Wh "ants' los,. his iu'st 'H vb s ln California aiur ser\lng a fix months' sentence In me^ miarV fOr nterins lhe SM lie sowed away on the Amiltnn, xvn n
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    PAVILION
    105 7 U A Most Enjoyable Picture" Out of fairly commonplace material the director of -You cannot Buy Everything." now at the p^ «uy M°a y Wi Sn the V ry abU It seems that the more one sees of this veteran actress the more one likes her. Her performance li
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      39 7 MAN^ WAR CRY R^ AGA^ J^Hher over 2^ CnmC RICHARD BARTHELMESS I V* "MASSACRE" M rirst National Hit with Ald i l "•in V 0 Al< DUDLEY D.OGES '-^i» 2yF i 1 1 1 *»iii i utuh 1 I
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      176 7 LAST N GHT 0F specia j^m^^Sam^Sl RETURN SCREENING Metro Gotduyn Mayer's Banquet of the Star, "DINNER AT EIGHT" Hcrlow, John and Lionel Barrymore TO-MORROW GRAND GALA OPENING OF THREE SHOWS IN ONE iERE LEE and her seven dazzling syncopators! *:i^ 4«Bk^S? v^vtf 5N| CCi^fOY SPECTACLE a^B BING CROSBV I P
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    MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934 Week-End Comments
    524 8 MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934 Week-End Comments THROUGH the courteous co-opera-tion of Mr. Ward- Jackson, the secretary of the Rubber Growers' Association In Malaya, who at a late hour last night dictated them •to us over the telephone from I Kuala Lumpiu. we are able to 'publish this morning the long
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    La L^k*A &f^
    1264 8 - DOUGLAS Fairbanks' first British film "Exit Don Juan," on which work has now begun atj Elstree has been re-christened "The Private Life of Don Juan." m honour, no doubt. 01 Korda-'s "Henry VIII" which brought; £188.147 to the offices oi the first Kr>rAn 20 cinemas to Koraa
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    288 8 Mr. R. W. Kendall, the well-known planter of Pinji. Perak, and Mrs. Kendall recently sailed for home on a holiday. Mr. J. B. MacLachlan, Executive Engineer, Taiping, has left on transfer to Kelantan, where he will act as State Engineer. Passengers who arrived m Penang from
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    390 8 r l'f £3 While sevnuv is n An,, take his met Th« youths only per* n i som.- r, and the on ly loni Browne i fell sresi The iv] genius sun; extent languag pular triumph Bnglisl and ner. B Yank lines Slick.' of hi, Slat ano j Bill nlch
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      44 8 I A MAN WAS FINED FOR KISSING A GIRL i on an underground moving j stairway. The osculator I on the escalator. What about that "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT and ALL SICKNESS POLICY? GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE j ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    HUSH-HUSH_ PLANES ITO VISIT SINGAPORE
    156 9 HUSH -HUSH_ PLANES ITO VISIT SINGAPORE T HE RACE ACROSS THE WORLD Rugged Course For Those Who Rely On Speed Prince Of Wales May Enter Plane For Handicap Struggle For Manufacturing Supremacy anufacturers are secretly completing 1 WSZS&*, th e 13^ miles London* for i'UOOO and a £000 gold cup
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    No Press Notices Of Foreign Lotteries
    302 9 CONTROL OF GAMBLING London. Apr. Londonderry m moving tr second reading ot the Government' Betting and Lotteries Bill m the House Lords this evening said that huma being what it was no Governnt could put an end to gamblin rould be foolish to attempt
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    MOTOR SPEED LIMIT
    138 9 Not to be Enforced During The Night London. Apr. lh. One of the most keenly debated previsions of the new Road Traffic Bill Is the proposed speed limit of 30 miles an hour m built up areas. When the measure was discussed In committee m the House
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    76 9 i •route, over the centre of Persia, Baluchistan and Afghanistan and Rajputana. The faster type of machine will probably be more orthodox m design and consequently less liable to failure. whereas the long-range machines will m all probability be of a more experimental nature, as hitherto great speed and weightcarrying
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    Strong Italian Army'A' Guarantee Of Peace?
    281 9 Strong Italia n Army'A' Guarantee Of Peace? King Victor Echoes Mussolini I- Ar Rome. Apr. 28. iAU wants tlie longest possiblperiod of peace, but the greatest guarantee for peace is the efficiency ot the Italian armed forces, declared King Victor, inaugurating what is probably the last Chamber of Deputies amid
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    WAR PENSIONS
    123 9 British Grants Not Affected By Depression London, Apr. 26. Asked m the House of Commons, if m view of improved national finances more generous consideration would be given to applicants for war disability pensions Major Tryon (Pensions Minister said it would be generally agreed that no grounds existed
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    47 9 Preliminary Conversations Concluded London, Apr. 26. Preliminary conversations between the Netherlands and the United Kingdom on the proposed commercial negotiations ended to-day. It has been definitely decided to open commercial negotiations as soon as possible and memoranda have been exchanged to this end.- -Hriusn ttaaio.
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    208 9 Dutchmen Arrested For Infringing German Money Law ENTICED OVER BORDER BY SECRET SERVICE AGENTS? Amsterdam, Apr. 28. An amazing story of how a German lawyer and his wife, alleged to be secret service agents, enticed Dutch subjects across the frontier m order to get them arrested is told In the
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    DERELICT AREAS
    124 9 Official Investigations Without! Delay London. Apr. 26. The Prime Minister today announc- < eel that Sir Arthur Rose is to be com- missioner to investigate 'derelict areas" m Scotland. He. together with the commissioners for the other dis- tricis already announced, namely. Mr. J. C. C. Davidson. Captain
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    ANOTHER BY-ELECTION
    68 9 Death of Labour Member m Wales London Apr. 27 The death, to-day, of Mr. Richard Wallhead. Labour Member of Parliament, will necessitate a by-election m the Merthyr Tydvil division of South Wales, which he has represented since 1922. His majority at the last general election was nearly 14.000
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    45 9 Latest Rubber Prices (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Apr. 28. Spot (Sellers* 6* ad. (6 5|32d.) (Buyers) 6 l|l6d. (6 3|32d) July-Sept. 6 732 d. (6 17'64d.) Oct.-Dec. 6 1132 d (6y 2 d.) Jan.-Mar. 6 7 16 d. 2964 d.) Market Firmer.
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    "STORM OF REVOLT IN MALA YA "
    697 10 "STORM OF REVOLT IN MALA YA Tin Moves Which Threaten To Prejudice Relations With Home Government From Our Own Correspondent* London, Apr. 11. The Daily Express asserts that the latr»st developments m the tin world threaten to prejudice the relations between Great Britain and the tinproducing Crown Colonies, "and few
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    HAYTOR RUBBER
    238 10 To Pay Dividend of 2! 2 Per Cent The directors' report to the shareholders of Haytor Rubber Estates Ltd to be presented at the annual meeting at French Bank Buildings at noon on Saturday, May 5, states: The net pront for the year amounts to $4,768.31 (as against
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    TIN CONSUMPTION
    59 10 Increase Of One Third From Our Own Correspondent.) Til^ London, Apr. 28. Jin consumption for the twelve months ended February 1934 was apP^ lmately *****0 to ns. compared with 99.823 tons m the year enJed February 1933. and the world autorno ni?H° U tpUt f r the same
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    227 10 Small Profit On Difficult Year The annual meeting or shareholder! ol the Malaya Publishing House. Limited, was held at the registered offices oi the company. 7-77. Stamford Road. Singapore, on Friday. Present Mr E Keating <m the chain. Messrs. F. C. Sands. L. C. L. Margoliouth. T W.
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    BIKAM RUBBER ESTATES
    154 10 A net profit of £5,877 is shown by the accounts for 1933 of the Bikam Rubber Estate. The arrangement under which the company acquired, as from January 1, 1934, the undertaking and assets of the Sungkai-Chumor Estates and the North Labis (Johore) Rubber and Produce Company provided
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    75 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT A?riJ ?8, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Seller R.S.S. t-cjual to London Std., Spot (loose) 19T 7 a 20 R.S.S. equal to London Std., (F. 0.8.) 20* 8 20V4 Std. R.S.S. on Tender May/ June 20 1 4 20% July/Sept. 20% 20% Oct./
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    213 10 Apr. 25 2l>. 28. American Can. Com. 103 102 101 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 121 3 a 120Vfc 120 Atcheson Railroad 69 68^ 67^ 4 Dupont 96V 2 94 3 94 Firestone. Common 21 4 21 21 General Electric 22 7 8 22 3 8 22»>> General
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    789 10 SATURDAY. APRIL 28. Amr». -t ts« Buyers. Sellers Amput Tin (4) 6s 7Ud 7s Asam Kumbang 39 S 41s Austral Malay <£) 42s 6d 43s 6d x d Aver Hham Tin <ss) Ms 9d 1* (id A>er Wcn^ (Sl> !9^ 2on<• ri Bangrin Tin (f) SteSd 35s
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    211 10 April 28 SELLING London, 4 month's sight 2|4 5|32 London, 3 months' sight 2j4 9(64 London 60 days' sight 24* London,' 30 days' sight 2]4 764 London, demand 2|4 3J32 London, T.T. 2|4 5|64 Lyons and Paris, demand 896 Hamburg, demand 149 New York, demand 59 7 8
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    82 10 The Registrar-General of Statistics notifies that during Che week ending April 21st, 1934. exports from Malayan ports amounted to 57.016 cases, ol which 38.247 cases were to the United Kingdom. 960 cases to the Continent of Europe. 3.900 cases to Canada, and 13.909 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period
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    176 10 April 28, It o'clock a*** Buyers Msuii Gambier 3 75 (Java Cube 6 50 Hamburg Cube 6 75 Muntok White Pepper 31 00 White Pepper 30 oo Black Pepper 1550 Copra mixed 2 65 Copra, Sundried 2.20 Small flake Tapioca 435 Small Pearl Tapioca 5*40 Lingga Sago
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    jSCNGEI RAMAL RUBBER
    681 10 Per Cent. Dividend Declared The twentieth general meeting of Sungei Ramal Syndicate. Limited, was held on Thursday at the offices of the secretaries. Messrs. Boustead and Co.. Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, with the chair man. Mr. E. G. Leyne. presiding. In proposing the adoption of the [directors' report
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    MARK5>
    226 10 MARK 5> Kail Beef (tea* Beofstc Pork, lean Hens (LocaUjf Ducks (Local) PlReons. d onflec < Pigeons, Hedged I K(i(.s Fowl m Duck, rretl Presenr( d IMI I Bawal Bung. small civil. jChenchai aferah I Parang doi Pari i Kurau i renggiri i macta Terubok I Prawn i Kurau, Aruan,
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    LARGER COSSUtf^l
    45 10 The Oil) S*fi. Robber to**> London v Presiding meeting of the Co.. Ltd.. Mr the convict, solution ol dlnVultlei stimulation at which in meet Mr. Holmes h manuiactui recollection ol imposed on scheme and its '.> •Jji and it was hfl turert pertfciix nations.
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    740 11 it SENTENCE REDUCED fSDER FIRST OFFENDER RULE •i:c magisi on lid the HugAppeal B haiese clerk Bin r- criminal to three ground < mid that, credit i tiimsell at i and 12 as i ifement I ipjx I Nov. 3\* igh find I mpresjsor
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    SEREMHAN WEDDING
    319 11 Mr. I. I. Jeffries And Miss I powder-Lees Seremhan Apr. 11. A pretty wedding took place m St. Murk's Church. Seremhan, on Thursday morning, between Phiiiis Beatrice. daughter Of Mr and Mrs. H LowderLees. oi Purley. Surrey, and lan Imrie Jeffries, F.M.S. Customs. BOD of the late C.
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    364 11 age. Stocks, production, imports, and exports of rubber. Including latex, concentrated latex and revertex, to* tiil month of March, 11^34. m dry runs. Planted Production Production Be^nrf Bj^8 j^ By Estates By Estates of IMPORTS EXPORTS Slocks at Consumption During the Jan. To Mar During the Jan.
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    GALLANT ACTION
    279 12 Heroism Of Chief Officer Of Kutsang Rewarded The heroism of a British Mercantile Marine officer last year was fittingly honoured m Hong Kong when His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government presented Mr. R. E. Smith, Chief Officer oi the steamer Kutsang. with the Bronze Medal and Certificate
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    57 12 Per m.s. Meonia Mr. and Mrs D W. Archer, Mrs. D. M Grant Dr' p' Hennessy, Mr. and Mrs. Axel' Larsen and baby, Mrs. D. C. Upton and Infant The following passengers arrived by the Kinta from Penang yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. F Mildbrodt. Mrs. Goddard
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      218 12 SMART WORK BY HONG KONG HARBOUR POLICE Hong Kong, Apr. 15. Smart work by the crew of the No. 4 police launch resulted m the breaking up to-day of a pirate gang which has been terrorising the smaller Chinese crafts m this vicinity. One of the
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      CONSTRICTION MATERIALS
      218 12 Proposed Exemption From Duty Nanking, April 11. The proposal tiiat ship and whan construction materials should be exempted irom import duty, has been submitted to the Government authorities lor official approval. It is learned from authoritative sources that the Ministry of Communications lias presented such a petition to
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      129 12 British Freighter In Distress Tokyo. Apr. 11. Rescue vessels are racing to the assistance ol the British freighter Silksworth, of Newcastle, which is In distresi on the high seas U twing trouble with her propell( r The Sllcsworth. s vessel of 4.921 tons built m 1922. is owned
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      131 12 Rangoon, Apr. 18. The abnormal weather conditions prevailing m Rangoon at present, are m no way connected with the actual monsoons, which are expected to break somewhat late this year, probably after May 15. These intermittent showers are not the esult of disturbances m the
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      680 12 I SUMMER CRUISES Wider Range of Ports Of Call It is calculated that during 1933 there were about 250 special cruises carried out by British liners. The number this year, if winter voyages to the West Indies and round-the-world cruises are added to the spring and summer programmes, may be
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    254 15 UEl^ ENDS IN MANCHESTER VICTORY 'ortsniouth Beaten In F.A. Cup Final PEOPLE ACCLAIM K ING AND QUEEN London, Apr. 28. tirs afternoon to see up by defeating Portsmouth by fine. :ted n to tO the 258 the K X X X I m Kpp: BrhhUr Forward Hurt w: B" Id
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    141 15 Cup-Final Tickets At £5 Each Profiteering In Cup Final tickets this year reached almost unbelievable limits The highest priced ticket of admission to Wembley Stadium is a guinea £ases of tickets having changed hands at -Cd pieces have been reported Many people advertised tickets for 1 sale,
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    330 15 irJN AGAINST THE I.C.F.A. Chinese 10; I.C.F.A 0. MEVER before this season have Chinese forwards madt Jrry as they did on Saturday afternoon In the .second half of their match against the Indo-Ceylonese the Jalan Besar Stadium. 'he Indo-Ceylonese were completely outclassed and had to concede ten Of these nine
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    862 15 T HE Sin 8 a P°re Cricket club eh g rr n Ct 3 splendi victory over iour minutes before time buTX S an V i C r ce o S m b S n fl s^ sgsassgg Carr and rartiu add d
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    125 15 The cricket matci\ between the Indian Association and the P.W.D. on the Indian Association ground. Balestier Road, was abandoned yesterday to rain. The P.W.D. made 179 for two wickets. Campbell and Cook being m great batting form. The Indians had made 13 without loss when rain prevented
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    246 15 Interesting cricket was witnessed on the S.C.R.C. ground yesterday afternoon when the home side drew with the S.R.C. D'Almeida was stumped by Teng Chew after having scored 94, which Included 2 sixes and 15 fours. Keng Hock batted well for the Chinese, putting up
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    183 15 Rain caused the abandonment of the match between Ceylon Tamils Assocn and the O.R.A. yesterday Ceylo" Tami!s:-P. Rctnaoabapathv c Alex. Tan b Valberg 37; Dr. Balasingam c Kye Kiang b Westerhout 5; N S. Muthu c Westerhout b Jansen 17; V. Paramsothy c Alex.
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    Bartels Takes 5 For Seven
    239 15 The Singapore Recreation Club gained an easy victory over the Cey- lon Sports Club yesterday on the Ceylon Sports Club ground. Balesti-jr Road on Saturday. The Recreation Club declared with 116 for 5 wickets. Orr contributing 38 m a merry knock. The Ceylon Sports Club
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    Hoon Howls Well For Chinese
    234 15 Hoon Howls Well For Chinese j The Raffles Institution cricket eleven Hong Lim Green on Saturday being defeated m a low-scoring match by 73 j s>C. R.C.—R. L. Boon c Boon Pens b 5 e R na T^ Z h 7 Kean K ol JbW iv.' b Sundrum 0. Evan
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    169 15 An S.C.C. eleven defeated Singapore leachers' Association on Raffles InstijWtiMi ground on Saturday by four Teachers' Assn:-Rethnasabapathy h SrTV* R T Slngam Henman b McLeod 17; Lee Fong Lim st. HenI^w n r b McLeod 2 Wazlr Singh c Jeans b McLeod 17; Ignatius b Hunter
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    194 15 Oi: tiici Nondescripts ground. McNair Road, on Saturday, the Nondescripts beat the Royal Artillery. Nondescripts: Choon Lim c Filsell b Jagger 25. Chopard c Webb b Lelr 8. V Ponniah b Leir 21, Choor 81n*h 0 Leir 10. F Perrra lbw. Leir 5, X T
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    54 15 United Engineers beat the FM S Railway Institute by l run. Wickets vent cheaply on both sides Anthony's 47 for the Institute and Harvey's 42 for the Engineers belrw the only outstanding scores. Sinnadurai took all the UnlteerV wickets with the exception of one the eighth
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    28 15 Tennis TO-DAY'S TIES Mixoi Doubles Handicap Lt M. T. L. Wilkinsun and Miss Hastings owe 5 vs. Mr. J. H. Podlow and Mrs. Pedlow plus 1
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    NEWCASTLE'S 35 YEARS CAREER IN THE FIRST DIVISION ENJ
    1850 16 NEWCASTLE'S 35 YEARS CAREER IN THE FIRST DIVISION EN J L Relegated With Sheffield Un. FRAYED TEMPERS AT STAMFORDBRIDGE Arsenal Champions From Our Own Correspondent London, Apr. 28. ALTHOUGH Arsenal, by getting a point a l Stamford Bridge to-day, won the championship and although the relegation of Sheffield United and
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    416 16 Government And Municipal Services Draw Government S 1 Municipal S. exchanges lor the rest ot the ttnt half. Play alter the change of ends was poor. Midway through the hall" Kemat enlivened things by putting his forward line into t favourable scoring position
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    248 16 SPRING tTP AT BUKIT TIMAH Qualifying Round Of Guillemard Cup The Spring Cup competition ol the Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m ft win lor R. L. McFarlane with a nt: score ol" 64. The following cards wert returned Qualified
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    ISLAM D CLUB MONTHLY MEDAL
    76 16 The Island Club monthly medal competition was played during the j week-end. The best returns were as f ollows N. D. Knowles 3 up F. A. Briggs 2 S. Ikeda 2 down Dr. H. L. H. Lim 2 F. Chikamoto 3 I F. A. Bartholmeusz
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    57 16 < Continued from Col. 2. > who, with Rotherham, have to apply for re-election and they are a point behind Chesterfield and Barnsley. Stockport, however, may prove to be the baulker of Chesterfield's hopes, for these two teams meet on Saturday. If Barnsley are beaten at New Brighton, the winner
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    68 16 l\S. Athletic Records Stanford. California. Apr. Z\*. a jump oi 6 feet 9 8 Inches was accomplished by Walter Harty to-day This is claimed as the worlds record Cor the oiiT-door high jump.- -Router. Des Moines, lowa. Apr. "28. a ihot-put of 55 leet l
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    39 16 THIS WEEK'S LEjd MATCHES S.( Side To V CUmm The 8.( ant I it mk Chi:.- nfafl R Hal bert F A M P Hirpe Tfcyl ir a Dr J W* E A V V, B J X
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    33 16 vIJ.C. v>. Malay? In ihi First Dl\ Anson R ad Bi T'** b. J E H C HjsjH Albuqw r«, Bifl. M Ooe A G V* r c Oehlen P F S«J Mol
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