The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 May 1934

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    14 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 14.r>4. ESTD. 1835, THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1!)3 16 CENTS.
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    19 1 London. May 2. »rder to leave FYanc« tsk; says The Daily d for admission to sap >liti i] Reuter
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    International Action Urged Against Japan
    164 1 i N a i <;ars more inese Troops Said fo Be Preparing Premier To Resign et a further outbreak of with Japan. action by Japanese troops ml tin it have been disturb- chara< t» m \'< urt.es active measures I nda m the west and
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    RIOTING IN PARIS
    156 1 2,000 POLICE BESIEGE INSURGENTS Many Arrests Made »*ari«>, May [■RIOTING broke Mlt In the. working x class district at midnight, when tfe I monstrators attacked taxi-cab drivers taking out their cab* for night service 1 The police were til r.moned and the demonstrators took refuge m a
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    Rubber Restriction Bill At Next Council Meeting
    100 1 Rubber Restriction Bill At Next Council Meeting IT is understood that legislation to implement the rubber restriction agreement will be introduced at a Legislative Council meeting- on May 28. A special meeting of the Federal Council Will be held on May 19. at which the legislation implementing the restriction agreement
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    CHINA SILK INDUSTRY WANTS SUBSIDY
    84 1 Hong Kong, May :>. The silk lactories m the Shunt ak District have petitioned the Provincial Government of Kwangtung for subsidies. The petition states that thert were over three hundred silk factories three years ago and there are now only eleven which are finding it
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    CONTRACT FOR D.E.I.
    56 1 Japan Wants Supplies Of Material For Airptaaet The Hajrue, May v-nhoritatively thai a. Japanese tpany operating aluminium work* m Formosa, baa signed agreement to take 24,000 tons of bauxite annually from the Nibaxn Company. Binta,.;. Dutch Indii The deal is designed to makr Jap rgely Independent of
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    Festival Stadium Destroyed By Fire
    124 1 MAY DAY a OUTRAGE IN GERMANY Reward Offered For Miscreants' Arrest Augsburg, May I. REWARD ol 10.000 marks has- been offered for the apprehension oi malefactors who set lire to a wooden stadium yesterday when it had been specially prepared for the Nazi Labour Day
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    Will Strike A Blow For Britain
    136 1 Will Strike A Blow For Britain SIR ROGER KEYES AND NAVAL SITUATION ;CII r Krws. who was elected a M mbez Parliament at the by- j at Portsmouth on Feb. 20. ex- lne< t i Conservative meeting m that it was dr 4 to the London] Naval Conference m IP3I
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    Danger Of War In Far East
    104 1 LORD NEWTON CRITICISES THE LEAGI E San Frmacisco, May 'i. League policy uith regard to the Manchukuo '.vas vigorously condemned by Lord Newton an arrival from the Far E;*s: en route for Geneva for the U igue session with data regarding the Manchurlan question.
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    THIRD PARTY RIGHTS
    151 1 London Conference For Protection Of industrial I f roperi> London, May 2. Delegates from sixty countries asi^.- c m the famous Locarno Room Foreign Office tliis morning wh< Ml Runciman opened the inter- conference for the protect ion industrial property. A ter His Majesty the King's telei,
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    TIN QUOTA INCREASED
    52 1 London, Ma> Z. The International Tin Committee have decided to Increase the output quota by ter, per eenl a* from Apr. 1. The Committee points out liiat the tin required for any fmfler *»t<»ik be pr;»\ided entirely from >pei-ial quota which will he additional to the normal
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    21 1 Scottsboro negroes. The Communist parade included five Scottsboro re-' sidents ..rd Ruby Braes, one of the nrinrioals m the case Reuter
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    Two million Give Ovation To Hitler
    91 1 London, .M.** I. I Pears oJ serious May Day distur-J bauc g in various European centres have so far proved groundless. The! most Imp >itct:i: celebration was In Germany, where a gigantic "day of I national labour" was staged In opposition to the Communist
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    GENERAL HIGGINS RESIGNS
    31 1 Salvation Army Chief For Five Years i London, May 2. General Higgins has resigned the Office oi General of the Salvation Army I as from Nov. 10. Reuter
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    36 1 London, May 1. Concerning the rubber regulation scheme, a usually very well-informed source prophesies full production m June, a 10 per cent, cut m July, 20 per cent, m August and 30 per cent. m September.
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    R.A.F. FLIGHT
    60 1 Cairo To Transvaal And Hack London, Apr. 3#. Tlie Royal Air Force flight returned to Cairo to-day on the completion of a 12.000 miles cruise to the Transvaal' and back. The flight left Cairo on February 26 and made stays or several days' duration at various places both
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      61 1 if n H than IIA TEA !N MALAYA I IA L DINNER CONCERT ■BUM Vj I c^\dki a i i ■■■■■■■■■I nfvi f\ l_ H ■■■■■■■■■I W l n ■^■^■^■^■^i v^ wm /a By k» ■I A i I IWI £1 vv C^^ Bm V s vT,; i J agician
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      94 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. CHRYSLER ENDURANCE i TO NIGHT FAVOURITE DOWN TOWN RENDEZVOUS .-j.^,,, facing Andrew*; Cathedral, Sr LLfAL Every room with b:.th and modern sanitation. RII&ME'D nftllf 1 Concert during Tiffin. Ullllf Ln UMHOu Table d'hote r .-j.ix.s
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    INSURANCE POLICY CLAIM DENIED
    550 2 Tragic Death Of A Bflot Electric Shock Or Weak Heart Kuala Lumpur, May 1. AFTER a full day's hearing, the case before the Chief Justice m which the Public Trustee as administrator of the estate of Joseph Rogers, deaceased. claimed $20,000 from the General Accident Fire
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    Law Notice For The Day
    69 2 Law Notice For The Day ftefore the Chief Justice m the Ist. Ommt at 11 a.m. S. 921(33— Pandya Brothers vs. Sarju Singh and two >thers. Before Mr. Justice Prichard m the Crd. Court at 11 a.m. S. 873 33— Mula Singh vs. Baksi Singh. Before Mr. Justice Gerahty m
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    SELANGOR WEDDING
    236 2 Or. C. V. Jumeaux And Miss; V. M. Leembruggen from Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 1. The wedding took place at Yenning 4toad Chapel on Sunday of Dr. C. V. -Jumeaux, of the General Hospital Kuala Lumpur, son of Mr. and Mrs j h. L. Jumeaux, of
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    24 2 i According to a British Radio meswa^(. Dunlops declare a dividend of 8 ger cent., compared with 4 per cent. 4>n the previous year.
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    Britain and U.S. Saved Nine Power Treaty
    393 2 Britain and U.S. Saved Nine Power Treaty FIRMNESS WITH JAPAN WAS BEST POLICY Washington, May 2. MR. Cordell Hull's Far Eastern policy statement is regarded m high official circles as representing a general statement of United States principles regarding international relations applicable to any situation involving treaty rights or obligations.
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      335 2 I BRYLCREEM""] j THE J I Perfect Hair Dressing for every occasion i i Absolutely free from gum J J Imparts a splendid gloss to the hair. i It fixes it m any desired position. i IT NEVER FLAKES. I Wholesale J I THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. i t (Incorporated
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      519 2 UNDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders Tenders are now Invitee Hi iv following materials or services. Fc particulars, see Municipal Tender Rocrt Supply only ol steel roof trusses, am roof truss members for Kalian* Gas Works. Date of Closlns 4 p.m. Tuesday, May Bth, 1934 C. H. GOLDIE, Municipal Becretar? TENDERS. Tenders
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      56 2 i ft I N is HEREBY' j GIVEN m p^J [tak I *radn "•SKI Uon jUNIVI nil CM PANY m such tl TtX \m ALLP N I GLQ row for CNIVERSSL CEMENT G lii'-'TiwrittJ SITUATIONS n r...n. typist airetß Musi bid <•?& vM :t.- Shorthand L* tl NOTICES OKICNTALTFLEPJ KLECTRIC
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      90 2 Diary Of The Week J Thursday, 3rd. tflgh Water 0.05 a.m., 1.34 p.m. football: S.A.F.A. League (Div. I): Pulau Brani vs. Wiltshire PRegt., Jalan Besar; (Div III) I "A" Harlequins vs. Bramtoco, 5.H.8.; "A" SRC. vs. 5.H.8.,1 SRC; (Com Cupi Straits; Times P.S.C vs. M.P.H.. Anson Road Stadium Friday, 4th.
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    Sorry Almost Wrecked By Train
    274 3 Sor ry Almost Wrecked By Train DRIVER AVERTS CRASH SECONDS GROVE ROAD INCIDENT rhe accused was Lim Chin Choon. He nleaded guilty to both charges and pas lined $5 on the first and $30 on the second. It was reoorted to Chief Police Inspector King that at 8.30 on Tuesday
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    Fares TO Singapore
    14 3 Far es TO Singapore pFOTJEST FOR UK re I" has 1 1' 3; ite.
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    TONESE SENTENCED
    76 3 p' fl Courage Brings About Capture I 1 Mr B F I I I cil I I ited thai I I I me one Sh« X summoning X:> her way upstaii s H::. >ht >a\\ H~ by way Kfto! the bui'.c:: H Umbed and H t he I
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    12 3 I the 111 by lent Coun- B W. Arthur. soHall on rdens
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    NEW INDUSTRY
    155 3 Billiard Tables At Half The Import Price A new Malayan industry has )ust been started which promises to become a flourishing trade once it has been established. Mr J. R. McLeod. till recently BuildInspector m the F.M.S. Railways. ounces that he is prepared to make billiard tables at
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    The Return Half
    258 3 CHINESE FINED FOR SELLING A RAILWAY TICKET T HE penalty *°r selling one-half or Raiit!T urn ticket issued b *the f-m.s. befon. Mr W? S x? aid m the Police court named Tn R Bmnder by a Chim'se named Tan Bee yesterday. He was co- accused with
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    FALSE INFORMATION.
    479 3 Complainant Alleges Grudge B> Accused DALWANT Singh, a Sikh, was sum- moiied by the Police on a charge of giving false information to a public servant. The original charge against him was that on November 28 at thc Sikh Barracks, Penang. did give to a Detective Inspector certain
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    NO MORATORIUM
    72 3 German Debts Must Be Met Berlin. Apr. 28. The Anglo-French insistence on the continuance of service of the Dawes and Young leans has aroused intense surprise and irritation m Germany. It is -umoured that Dr. Schacht remains adamant declaring that Germany is, unable to continue the deDt payments,
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    SINGAPORE FIRE CHIEF IN SHANGHAI
    224 3 XT Shanghai, Apr. 17. Am North China D aily News of Fire Brigaae. Mr H E. Stevens, is m fiiv 112 ha L n Ws way nome °n long leave, and is paying his firsi visit to this Dart of the world. Today he leaves
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    PORK SELLER FINED
    217 3 Sold Pork Without Official i A pork seller was brought to the Penang Court and charged before Mr. D. Wills with possession of a basket of unstamped pork at the junction ol Aver Itam and Scotland Roads, within Municipal limits. The accused, Ong Joo Poey, admitted the
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    19 3 The painters. Mr. Mededith Frampton and Mrs. Dod Procter have been elected Associates of the Royal Academy. Reuter Wireless
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      65 3 Kp p p W*» Austin. 80 m.p.h. Yet there to| co ;imn is raked to just the right X «ld ;il> .!S ad3r t0 the driver's seat. Other hiding seats, leather upholstery, weather. May we demons[USTlN 126 SPORTS I NEo MOTORS, LTD. I Ll] J M A Is < ominc;
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      152 3 YOU GET MORE CUPS TO THE POUNDS 'i ti il i! i\. r «\iiT* Ml. IMM M^^Ml <ll IVI ll<tV I U I GMard's POTTED MEATS Famous for their Delicate IFlavour-TRY THEIR CHICKEN HAM i TURKEY TONGUE CHICKEN, HAM TONGUh CHICKEN TONGUE and other Varieties. Mode by GUARD ft CO
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    Air Mail Letter From London
    5281 4 Britain Not Unprepared— Mr. Churchill's Sensational Allegations— An Inquiry Without Precedent— The Other Side Of The Budget —Prosperity Returning To The Shipyards— Rubber Rumours And Sir Frank Swettenham Sir C. Clenienti A. B. M. Dinner Guest Connie Ediss, Jose Collins And "Viccy" Hopper Larwood Bowls
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      57 4 PYRAMID Regd HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN Pyramid Handkerchiefs, like all Tootal Products, are completely reliable. Each one guaranteed to give you satisfaction or to be replaced. See the delightful variety m both men's and women's sizes. You'd know them by the Pyramid label. A TOOTAL PRODUCT If William Jacks {> Co.
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      135 4 Artieies m fclT' lllvlsi|lle mentfi ng J *«X DAYS, j SATURDAYS. H^ P| j DECEIVING deJ SINGAPORE d LAUNDRY LI J 255 ORCHARD J OPPOSITE COLD SToJ liii m Children Suffered Tera^ Healed by Cuticuq "My two sons sufrtdio% ringworms on then haft, fe bodies. Thry were oli »c>j scaled
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    288 5 Rival processions of President de Valeva's Fianna Fail Party and the Irish Republican Army were held m Dublin daring the cet—iontei held 1<» commemorate the Easter Rebellion of 1916. Fianna Fail had tried to hold a unified parade, Imi the Irish Republican Army had retused co-operation. President de Valera laid
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    ULTIMATUM TO STRIKERS HAS ITS EFFECT
    1160 6 ULTIMATUM TO STRIKERS HAS ITS EFFECT But 104 Men Fail To Return In Singapore NORMAL RUNNING TODAY THE majority of the daily paid railway employees who have been I on strike have returned to work (states an official press mesiagc issued yesterday). A large party of the central workshop *U\fT
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    ESTATE LABOUR PROBLEM
    220 6 P.A.M. WANT QUOTA INCREASED AT a recent meeting of the Council of the Planters' Association of Malaya it was represented to the Council that the present position with regard to the supply of Chinese labour was very serious; that something more should be done to increase the
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    $l5O Must Be Won
    546 6 $l 5O Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week Below will be found particulars of the Free Pre^s Football Competition No. 37. m which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played on May 5. THE PRIZE OF $150 will be
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    Penang's Would-Be Pilots Can Fly On Sunday
    576 6 Penang's Would-Be Pilots Can Fly On Sunday NEW 'PLANES ARE ALMOST ASSEMBLED An Experienced U.A.F. Pilot Penang, May I THE P^NANG Flying Club Offlci) I have lost little time m getting to work on the assembling of the till Moth Major 'planes which arrived it; Penang on Sunday. A visit
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    Trains Held Up
    194 6 WASHAWAYS ON RAILWAY UP COUNTRY (From Our Own Correspondent.; Kuala Lumpur. May 2. Extremely heavy rain fell yesterday evening and several trains were held up The Penang mail arrived at Kuala Lumpur tour and half hours late owing to a washaway on the line between Rasa and
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    £200,000 FRAUDS
    85 6 Fire Conspiracy Case m Germany Berlin, Apr. 2ti. A fire-raising conspiracy on a scale unprecedented m German history is alleged at the trial which open?d at Stettin to-day when sixty accused, mostly farmers and builders, were charged with defrauding Insurance companies of £200,000 during the last seven years.
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    31 6 Madrid, Apr. '27. Senor Samper, who was m charge of the Ministry of Industry m the last Cabinet, has been charged with the task of forming a new government. Reuter Wireless
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    Rubber Thefts
    67 6 Serrmban. Apr. 27. The manager of Lin^gi Estate giving pvirionce today before Mr. T. P. t McNeice, the Seremban magistrate, said that there had been frequent losses of scrap rubber and he had to engage patrols to detect the thieres A Hylam. Wong Kee. who accused of the
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    Peoples of Meal
    73 6 mc A I A RESS iiS I I I I J I birtli and death rraiß j population wassuphtaTß iiiK When there t u !l birth-rate it q^S populatior. had J d 3 it was probably tractabfcj tan '*M tlon had (Jecr»asec J M°" 'a of t^l
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    £1,000,000 CARGO
    47 6 To \\v Rakd'J Seaport >kJ I I s.ilv^.-d ti I salv; I U) I Brit tin man ■■■>. I L 'ii B< I I tied a c :jo M requ I that mil i diva '."3 Quired Ti: B part and air < the theli i j
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      56 6 j BRITISH TRADE FAIR, 1 934. I May 4th to May 12th. OPEN DAILY 6.30 p.m. ONWARDS, j I at the GREAT WORLD, j JKIM SENG ROAD, j SINGAPORE. j The Fair will be opened by His Excellency, the I J General Officer Commanding the Troops, Malaya, I 1 on
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      26 6 Next wee* CONSTANCY 3EP will be at the CAPITOL next *«*J "MOULIN ®0W A FRISKY NEW FRENCH FAR F NEW BIG SON" HTR" HUNDREDS OF \S
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    COFFEE HOUR CONFIDENCES
    283 7 "Good morning Betty! Come and have a coffee with me!" I "Oh it's you, Jean; yes I'd love to. and I must tell you what I've been doing this morning. "You see, I'm going home nexti month. Harry's leave isn't due until; February, but I've decided to
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    CHINESE SENTENCED
    497 7 Kidnapped Girl Under 16 Years Of Age S^ f ni <"^ths' imprisonS Se to^f?* by Mr F X Wilson, one c'hnr° t he i awiul of YonJ KuL^ Shing n Feb 18 Mr2tS n prosecut ed on a fiat wh Deputy i^egal Adviser, wnen the accused was asked
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    "TURKEY TIME"
    152 7 Another Excellent Lynn-Walls Attraction "Turkey Time," at the Pavilion, is another vehicle of the Lynn Walls' team which, if you have liked its predecessors, (and who hasn't you will like just as well. This time the plot is all about a couple of generous, love struck young fellows
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    133 7 The King of Siam's operation for cataract has been arranged to take place m London on May 9. The Royal Automobile Association of Siam commenced activities yesterday when the first scouts entered upon their duties. A special session of the Siamese Assembly is likely to be convened to consider the
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    Timber Trade In Malaya
    543 7 Possibilities Of Future j Development CONSIDERABLE development of the sawmill trade m Singapore, with the United Kingdom, is anticipated m, 1 1 the future by Mr. J. p. Mead, the Dir- i ector of Forests, F.M.S. and S.S., m iiis report for 1933. The industry (states
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      134 7 J TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 ill hero. The Aldwych gang m I rollicking K Ud with ludicrous situations! m WALLS and RALPH LYNN "TURKEY TIME" A Gaumont BritUh film released by Pavilion Ltd. *#-i £f* ROBERTSON ■1 B ROUGH THE NEW WORLD 1 S WONDERFUL! V E B A GRAND CARNIVAL
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      341 7 Jjj^HH^Bll" positively last night Ibml 15 9ild Bl BT Kf llAl The most co.ourfu. ro.e r^ha^D^ROMWEU m tne tempest uo us Herbert mundin jamis career of this flaming GLEASON minna gommu Jf j t «i An Al Rocktft Production jW OPENING TOMORROW The screen's two outstanding personalities together for the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    60 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH. PESTANA.— On May 2nd. 1934. at No. 210-1 Queen Street. Singapore, Margaret Regina Pestana, 56 years, widow of the late Mr. P. O. Pestana, one time employed with the P.C.A. Singapore. The funeral cortege will leave her late residence at 4.30 p.m. to-day for the Cathedral of
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1934 The Air Sense In Malaya
    425 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1934 The Air Sense In Malaya WERE Sir Hugh Clifford here to-day we feel sure he would ieel very satisfied at the way his proffered slogan for Malaya "Be more air-minded" is being justified. For years Malaya has been lagging behind her neighbours
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    Rs & was saying
    1202 8 Rs was saying ALTHOUGH Sir Cecil dementi has probably had a fairly busy time since he arrived m England to that his views m connection witn the tin buffer pool and the rubber regiiGovernor To Be The Guest soug ht by the Of The A.B.M. Colonial Office,! the Free Press
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    326 8 Mr. C. H. Miller, of Lenggeng Estate, Semenyih, was admitted to Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, on Monday. Mr. Tan Teow Bok, BJV., B.C.L. (Oxon), barrister-at-law, has joined the legal firm of Mr. L. R. Chandran m partnership. i Mr. Parker, of the Government Rice Mills, Bagan
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    The Clothes-Line
    369 8 Th.-y ""MuSMJ of th. I thin E -^1 youn, »J «i >™fl I intn why v I turnir. I Eu«,.about I his I r;-: I th, bun I the Bui! >-M r X the fir.f upon hii J without they v „J| fi.H 4: -Si mTur/V Bur I
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      120 8 YOU CAN BE EXTRA SURE OF EXSKLaK CALDBECKS BY SPECIAL' jpfryjggf TO B.M TOE APPOINTMENT BING F SIAM ESTD. 1872 FINEST SELECTION OF SMART JEWELLERY JUST ARRIVED Wearing a good piece ot JEWEL is a fine old tradition that appeals to the pride of ownership m everybody, young and old.
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      46 8 SOME SCENES IN A NEW FILM are laid m a cabin on a passenger steamer. Mostly bunk. When you travel do not forget that a GAFLAC BAGGAGE POLICY is a necessity, not a luxury. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    WOUNDED DETECTIVE GIVES EVIDENCE
    2278 9 Pop&>y M« rder 9m Did Not See Shots Fired But Sure Accused Fired Them JURY PAY VISIT TO SCENE OF JHE Popejoy murder trial was continued throughout the day yes- £2 £T Sineapore A betore Justice <*«** The accused Mak Wing Chung, a Cantonese, is charged
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    CHECKING COMMUNISM IN GERMANY
    41 9 Listic Penalties proposed it, May 8. Of drastic of checking include oenal serviablc proRrirelea or efficiency be tried before uvt. appointed it bj -.uprising > not need tning. and this new' reorganise Mecklenberg who arrested le stroke. Reuter
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    15 9 I da m. May 8. m Balise the ibtn r by five June I.— Reuter
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    METHOD OF COMPENSATION CRITICISED
    308 9 METHOD OF COMPENSATION CRITICISED RATEPAYERS AND THE IMPROVEMENT TRUST A series of resolutions criticising the procedure adopted by ih< Singapore Improvement Trust ir the payment of compensation foi properties taken over were adoptee at a recent meeting of the committee of the Singapore Ratepayer Association. I The resolutions are to
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    110 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates •From Our Own Correspondent.' RIBBER London, May '1. I Spot 'Sellers' Td. <6 7 B d. Buyers^ f> 7 8 d. <6 3 4 d> jJufy-Sept 7 1 ltid. «6 15 16d. 'Oct. -Dec 7 3 16d. <7 116 d.
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      RUBBER SHARE MARKET EXCITED
      1098 10 RUBBER SHARE MARKET EXCITED Sharp Advance In Prices All Round Fraser and Co 's market report dated Singapore, May 1. states During the past week there has been little change to report m the tin and industrial sections of the local chare market. The price of tin shares shows a
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      168 10 I May Z, 12 oYlock noon Buyers Sellers Gambler 3.75 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.75 Muntok White Pepper 32.00 White Pepper 31.00 Black Pepper 15.50 Copra mixed 2.65 Copra, Sundried 2.20 Small flake Tapioca 4.35 j Small Pearl Tapioca 5.40 Lingga Sago Flour Fair Sago Flour
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      YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
      164 10 YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,172 nd. auction yesterday when there was Catalogued 1,594,424 lbs- 711.80 tons Oifered 1,458,526 651.13 Sold 1,208,291 539.42 Spot London 6%d. New York 14 1 8 cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb. Standard Quality No
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      25 10 Bousteads, Penang, agents Ratrut Basin April output 121 hours; 11,750 cubic yards; 96 piculs. Takuapa Valley April output 606 hours; 137,000 cubic yards; 890 piculs.
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      Exchange Rates
      199 10 May 2 SELLING London, 4 months* sight 2|4 5,32 London, 3 months' sight 2,4 9,64 London 60 days' sight 2]4Vs London! 30 days' sight 2j4 7J64 London, demand 2|4 3J32 London, T.T. 2|4 5J64 Lyons, Padis. demand 895 Hamburg, demand 149 New York, demand 59% Batavia, Sourabaya. demand
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      81 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT May t, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London St., Spot (loose) 23 46 /8 R.S.S. equal to London Std., <F.0.8> 23 2 23% Standard R.S.S. on Tender May 23U 233 8 June 23 V 2 23% July-Sept. 24 24*78
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      £ ABROAD
      57 10 ABROAD London, Apr. 30. Exchanges to-day were: Paris 77 11 '32. DTUSStMS ul.ol 'j Rio 4'a sellers, official. Buenos Aires 36 l 2 sellers, official. Montevideo 38 J sellers, official. Bombay 1 6 3 32. Yokohama 1 2 3 16. Silver Spot 18 13 16. Forward 18 7 a. War
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      991 10 Kuala Sidini -$1> «2.35» 235 245 Kundong ($1) (1.65) 1.H5 1.75 Lunas <$1> '.1.90) 2.0«> 2.10 Malaka Pindas ($1» CI.4TH) 1.47U IJBH Marciai Tekong ($1» <32> 33 36 Mentakab (20/ (48) 48 51 c.d. N<?w Scudai ($1) 1.80) 1.82 1 2 1.90 New Serendah is 2» iI.GO)
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      IF TIN SHOULD RISE IT WILL HAVE AN HEAVIER FALL
      834 10 IF TIN SHOULD RISE IT WILL HAV E AN HE A VIER FALL Hitch In Final Ne?otinf For Buffer Poo London, Apr. lti. By tar the most instructive aspect^ of the tin market this week has bern the success with which certain interests have depressed the price of the metal
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      JERAM KUATTAN'S SMALL PROFIT
      211 10 JERAM KUATTAN'S SMALL PROFIT The (tin tan Rubt, ,< I Accounts JUte, etc., the ace A for the p. brought ton Lrt •r,mV **sß $22,788.53, I balance of si- -J tors recom] '*tM ward. Area and ClHbUt,, I remains th >■ The folio, I areas plani I Planted .-..6 I
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      52 10 During U 111 19^4. exports II amounted to 46.054 CIS I to Ifa Kingdom. 650 l Europe. 5,675 il M J CMei eliewhew The total W Ist. IWi ipril 28th eaaet or an >• X k i AMI E Total exp i X caaei or m
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      19 10 Dunlop Rul W profit for 1933 1 shows a total Lmr compared with IS lull are being tamed B
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      66 10 Wall Stre et American American Teh and Telegn Atcheson Ruih Dupont Firestone, Con General Bectrt General MotorGoodrich Goodyear Inter-Telephone Telegraph National City H New York Con. Railroad Pennsylvania Rs road Co Radio Corpora!. Socony Vacuum Standard Oil I Texas Corpora Union Oil Union Pacific H road (Com' U.S. Rubber Warner
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    SOLOMON SLANDERS WOMEN
    225 11 SOLOMON SLANDERS WOMEN HFUL AMONG vTHO fSAND Proof For His Wise PMen New York. women d p< s sei tives have been t m ..< rjni recon Dr Ob authority Iterai DAUGHTER \> BRIM I):- Ol yean was am <. a te how Sol mon, nd 300 c >n< ut
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    SURGEONS TO MAKE NEW FACES
    184 11 SUCCESS IN 70 Two famous surgeons and 26 baboons Rave Hven the world a cure for facial paralysis. The surgeons are Sir Charles Balance, vice-president of the Royal college ci Surgeons, and Dr. A. B. Duel, J* the Manhattan Ear Hospital who *>aye been colioborating
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      532 12 The Prince Inspects No. 534 Glasgow. Apr. 13. The Prince ol Wales to-day paid a surprise visit to the giant liner 534 which was begun at Clydebank by the, Cunard company and is to be run «5y j the Cunard and White Star companies when they are merged. When the
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      IDLE SHIPPING
      297 12 IDL E SHIPPING Substantial Reduction During Past Year Partly owing to the large number <>i steamers sent to the shipbreakers. helped m several important countries by subsidized demolition schemes, idle shipping throughout the world has shown a substantial reduction m the past 12 months. The latest available statistics give a
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      39 12 Mr. Tan Koon Jin uJvage conI i the sunken Russian wan [Jemtschug. has arrived at Penang from Singapore. In an Interview M: Tan Koon Jin said that operations will Ibe resum -c< as so >n as p ssih 1
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      44 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Sllip^ ■■-'I- On u h CM m,.,,, i Kama 30 >lain H1,.,, Bomall Belleroph Kmpirr 1t..., rweedb Uiu m: i *3£ ■San i Mala Uh.,,. Oil Uhan C«m) Wharf Sheen Wharl Albert ho Virtorb Dorl K«ppei Harbovi N«>. Dwk: N v«». Dark:
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      48 12 B;ih Dvi 2.5. foi B Kgoi Hock. 1 Bangkok S .3 v Lump.:. 2 Patopa. I kn! 2.5. foj Qua 2.5 for Rahman B 73 toot Ifalacc 1 2 35 Benart Londoi Bwett 8u:... Bl *J5 foi P E Tinon Belai for 1 1 B>.: K.
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      56 12 s* ill m i m MUM IV* I orinij.th FtfHMV >ttiD Itpturrn KjHftf I*«>rt v Manellles, Patai .«"d 'n^ HOMEH \Ki» s\l!IN« Tort IWmh.«rL»ti<:i Plvm-tf r.r lUr.r4 BAOAH BURMA YOM.A PEGC CHINDWIN K BHAM< i ■a: v BAG UN< Bl lib i ..in I to J LOXOON Return
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      65 12 1 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia FREMANTLE Via Port Swettenham, Pcnang Palembanc, Banjoewangi and North Western Ports l>ue Sails Singapore Singaport T.s.m.v. Kangaroo May 18 May If T.s.m.v. Kangaroo July 22 July 2: Fares Single 19.0.0. Australian Return £30.0.0. Currency For particulars of Freight and Passage please apply to:
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      180 12 I. S. K. LINE ISHIHARA SANCYO-KAII KAISHA. LTD 1 Incorporated In Japan REG I lAR FREIGHT AMI PASSENGER SERVICE HAVRE MARU Ux v 10 May :5 MILAN MARU May 10 May 10 ERIE MARU May 19 May 19 FOR KOBE. OSAKA, MOJI, YAWAI' NAGOIA AND YOKOHAMA Due Sail MILAN MARU
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      722 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN (Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. j Kedah Monday to Friday 730 a.m. Saturday 7 P m Kuantan <via Jerantut > Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 730 and 7 p.m. '•Kelantan <via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, I
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      351 13 BRITISH INDIA P# 0. S. N. COS SAILINGS. f OUTWARDS j Hue Due N P»re T'nage Spore. RAJPUTANA 17,000 June 8 lBh ;V/ May 11 RANCHI 17.000 June 22 May 24 BURDWAN 6.070 July 5 •JSSSm-HI! May 25 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 6 .^I'DAN Ju;ie 6 RANPURA 17.000 July 20 Cargo
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      501 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated* In England) c™> "ELLERMAN" LINE City of Lille** Due Sails City of Athens In Port Ma^ 3 May 14 May 16 City of WeUi n F g Z H NG K N BHANGBA > May 31 May 31 "AMERICAN AND MANCHURIAN" LINP FOR HAUPAX.
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      809 14 t\a IVIa 4ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU CREMER— Thursday, May 3, Hong Kong, Swatow and Amoy. TlDORE— Thursday, May 3, Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalis, Soengei-Pakning. ojoir ntiri Pakan— Baroe VAN DER LlJN— Thursday, May 3. Cheribon (not for passengers) Semarang. Sourabaya, Boeleleng, Ampenan, Padang-Bay, Benoa and Banjoewangi. TOBELO— Friday, May 4, Rhio. Billiton and
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      335 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE <Jfad AMERICAN MAIL LJNE D COMFORT WITH tor ECONOMY PRESIDENT LINER TOURIST LARGE OUTSIDE STATEROOMS i Each with hot and cold rannlaf water and restful beds. UNEXCELLED CUISINE i DIVERSIFIED ENTERTAINMENT ORCHESTRAS DANCING SWIMMING TALKIES DECK SPORTS In addition to first class EVERT Trans-Pacific President Liner now
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  • SCOTLAND UNLUCKY TO LOSE SOCCER TO ENGLAND
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      833 15 BRILLIANC E IN ATTACK England's Stonewall Defence Gains The Day own Correspondent) London, Apr. 16. ould hardly have failed to realise that [hatch In London on Saturday. From i Scotsmen literally flocked into the or-coach (about 30,000 of them came m p par*, of Scotland), and by mid-day the a
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      SYDNEY LEE TURNS PROFESSIONAL
      31 15 SYD NEY LEE TURNS PR OFESSIONAL pandent) >n *Oil, Apr. 16. ur billiards highly onal or i Inman b> breaks ol 103 H 101 and w being 96 was: Lee 11.706
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      BOXING ON DECLINE
      85 15 Philippines Islands Has Little Scope Manila, Apr. 13. Disgusted with the turn of boxing events m the Philippines, Johnny Sampson, manager of "Young Tommy," is leaving the islands for more lucrative fields elsewhere. A bout has been arranged with Horoguchi. the Japanese feather-weight, with whom "Tommy" drew
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    AMATEUR GAMES
    305 15 Army Win Services' Championship Although the Royal Navy and Royal Ei^f li i re m the last ot the season's totpl I s V eated the Army by the °dd inter-Services matches yesterday, they tailed to score the number of goals ne\HT d l y J2 Win the
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    PUBLIC SCHOOLS RACQUETS
    279 15 Rugby Retain Title Against Haileybury Challenge (From Our Ov/n Correspondent) London. Apr. 16. A thrilling final m the Public Schools Racquets Championship at Queen's Club, on Saturday, resulted m the holders. Rugby (R. F. Lumb and P. Kershawi. retaining the title by defeating Haileybury iW. M. Robertson
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    LORD TENNYSON'S WEDDING-DAY
    159 15 ISo He Wouldn't Talk About The Tests New York Apr. 17. Lord Tennyson, cricketer grandson of he famous Poet Laureate, was married c Mrs. Carroll Dormer. widow of Joseph iV. Dormer, a wealthy steel-merchant. )i Buffalo. Santa Barbara, to-day. A few moments after the ceremony Lord Tennyson,
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    BILLIARDS
    31 15 Newman Leading: Davis London, Apr. 24. At the close of the day's play m the billiards match between Newman and Davis, the scores were, Newman 12,517 Davis (m play) 11,845.
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    HINTS TO REFEREES
    236 15 Selangor A.F.A. Issues A Circular Tl^u On sec ™tary of the Sela: so: football Association has issued the following circular: In several matches this season incidents have occurred which emphasise the need for strict vigilance on thei part of all referees. There have b Q en j
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    ARMY RETAIN TITLE
    407 15 Imperial Services Boxing Championship From Our Own Correspondent London, Apr. 20. The finals of the Imperial Services'! Boxing Championships were held at Jxbridge last night and the Army reamed the Team Cup with a total of 5 points. The R.A.F., with 11 points, vere again runners-up; the
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    BRITISH SUCCESSES IN INTERNATIONAL RACE
    161 15 A British team of 50 runners, representing the Universities Athletic Union, yesterday won the International Road Relay Race over a distance of 25 kilometres (about 15V2 miles) through the streets of Paris. The British team covered the course m lhr. 53 1-5 sec. The Stade
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    TOURISTS UNLUCKY
    998 15 Malayan Chinese Hockey Team In Hong Kong Hong Kong. Apr. 23. 'T.iE Chinese hockey team from Ma- laya, who have come to Hong Kong for a series of games against local representative sides, met the United Seri vices yesterday afternoon on the Hong Kong Football Ground and lost
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    FRANKIE WEBER WINS THE BEST FIGHT SEEN FOR MONTHS
    823 16 FINE PROGRAMME AT NEW WORLD Local Boys Fine Come-Back After Losing First Four Rounds SHERLOCK WARREN WINS AGAIN •THE huge crowd a. the New World boxing arena last night wit- nested the most thrilling contest between two bantamweights that Singapore has
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    Indo-Ceylonese Concede Walk-Over To R.A.
    110 16 THE match m the first division of the S.A.F.A. league between the R.A. and the Indo-Ceylonese. which was to have been played yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium, was cancelled. The Indo-Ceylonese conceded a walk-over to their opponents, as they were unable to raise a team.
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    S.R.C. Fool ball
    96 16 S.R C. team versus S.H.B. In the Third Division of the SA.FA. League at the SRC. ground to-day: C. Alphonso, C. Hall. A B. Collick. T. Codeiro. W. Ess. L. Oliveiro. N. Aicantra. G. Oliveiro. M. A. H. Wyatt. H. Gammell, P If d'Aimeida. The following have
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    379 16 Easy Win Over Monopolies Police II 5: Monopolies II .0. •T'HE second string of the Police gave the second string of the Monopolies a surprise m their Government i services league second division fixture yesterday at the Police Depot at i Thompson Road, when a
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    PLAYERS SUSPENDED
    48 16 Three players sent off by referees m league matches were dealt with by the S.A.F.A. Disciplinary Board on Monday evening and the following decisions announced: NOEL HAY (S.R.(\>. suspended for three weeks. A.MAT BIX DAUD Malays.. cautioned. EISOPE BIN HUSSEIN suspended until the end of May.
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    Colombo Wins Two Thousand Guineas
    76 16 Colombo Wins T wo Thous and Guineas ■iunaon, may z. The two thousand guineas was. won at Newmarket to-day by Lord Glanely's Colombo, the favourite, who won by a 'length m a field of twelve. Result* Lord Glanely's COLOMBO (Johnstone> 1 Mi. R. B. Strassburger's EASTERN (Semblatt) 2 H.H. the
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    144 16 S.C.C. Tournament Results In the handicap doubles at the S.C.C. yesterday Lieut. M. T. L. Wilkinson and Miss Hastings beat Mr. and Mrs. Pedlow 6 3 6 3; and Mr. Duckworth and Mrs. Blake beat Mr. and Mrs. Cherrington 6 4, 6 l. Owing to the departure of
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    CRICKET SEASON OPENS AT HOME
    67 16 The Social Athletic Party will play a friendly game vi soccer against the Clerical Union to-day at the latter's ground at Balestier Plain. The following will represent the SAP. Ah Tee: Ban Teck. Ah Lye; Kirn Swee, Thian Soo. Hon Fai: Cheng Giap. Peng Cher.
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    60 16 London. May 2. In the lirst match of their tour, the Australians to-day dismissed Gloucester for 112 'Grimmett five foi 53. and then I vi up 199 for 3 v. kts. BrusJUnan being ot out Witla 112. 3i adman has bat tea iJI two hours and hit 13 fours. Woodinil
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    506 16 Air Force Field give Reserves But Provide Chinese ty- I Good Opposition I S.C.F.A. II 5; R.A.K 11. i. FIVE reserves took the field lor the R.A.F. m the second division league match yesterday against the SC.F.A. at Anson Road. The result a s—l \ictory for the Chinese was therefore
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    21 16 B.C C. on 1 urday M D G Ridley H. < S. F- l E Brov k- i r Xai k B
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