The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 March 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,513 ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    SIR JOHN SIMON'S BERLIN VISIT CALLED OFF
    50 1 SIR JOHN SIMON'S BERLIN VISIT CALLED OFF S Berlin, Mar. 5. IR John Simon's visit to Berlin has been postponed at Herr Hitler's request. It is officially explained that Hitler is suffering from a slight cold and hoarseness contracted during his visit to the Saar.- Reuter HERR HITLER is indisposed.
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    Germany Wants Moratorium For Several Years
    129 1 appeal lor an i, llme diate several sSfc Mar 5 Germany's foreign debts a 1 moratorium on all Economics, I) r Schacht.in a SiSTt! SfTSL^ th Mi i^ t "*«cn at the Leipzig Trade Fair. He said if the debt service was nost Poned
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    18 1 DECLARING that he will not 1 smia, is mustering all his resour rs ST^SI lafaii Nim «f Abys-
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    CHINESE DENIAL
    21 1 No L Continuing To Buy Silver From London t* Shanghai. Mar <; oil 1S aut horitatively denied thit )urposes. Reuter
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    24 1 Mr. Oliver We^Sfc^* "Z f the fam US "ovelSt and SoSSourt U °Zu r JUS Cc ol the Su <-ourt is sinking rapidly. Reuter
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    GERMAN VIEWS
    303 1 Britain's Defence Plans Criticised I Berlin, Mar. 5. The newspapers publish brief acd°efe n nce° f BriUSh White PPera *> er BeobLh^rJ' Party rgan "Voelkischer Beobachter sums up the Paper thus iustTfv tbV* m Ye by the Britlsh to justify their own rearmament on the strength of defence
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    TIN RESTRICTION
    90 1 "Majority Of Producers Favour It" London, Mar. 5. The great majority of producers favour the tin restriction scheme and consumers favour it unanimously," declared Sir Philip Cunliffe-Llster, replying to a series of questions on the subject m the House of Commons. He pointed out that the American consuming
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    BRITAIN'S AIR ESTIMATES UP BY £3,000,000
    368 1 BRITAIN'S AIR ESTIMATES UP BY £3,000,000 Entire Defence Programme Entails Extra £60,000,000 WHITE PAPER~ATTACKED .Most Tragic Document Since The War"— Viscount Snowden CURTHER light on Great Britain' defence m-™, as shec l by the publication yj£gs° of^HE which show an .ncrease of more than £3 000 000 programme provides inter
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    AIR SER VICE TO HONG KONG
    61 1 London, Mar. 5. '•'it Memorandum on the Air Minutes says it is hoped that an evpenmental service to connect H»ng Kon? with the main Australian route at Bangkok will be e ?un m the near future. Provihas been made accordingly by me (.overnment. s,
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    57 1 *W bring the total first-line 1,330 aircraft 1011; there will be 130 aircraft L «m-i«gular .squadrons. HOME DEFENCE ladrons are to be added Home Defence force which will 54 sQuadrom of which K^ar and the balance cial reserve. arm is to be increased 'rst-line machines >rmationa wIU raise the including
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    MIXED RECEPTION
    1058 1 Home Press Views On Defence Plan London, Mar. 5. The Government's statement m regard to defence is given prominence m the press and it has met with a mixed reception. The statement which, according to political correspondents, entails a five-year plan of modernisation and equipment of the army
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    END OF GREEK REVOLT IN SIGHT
    116 1 END OF GREEK REVOLT IN SIGHT Rebels Pursued By Troops LIKELY TO SURRENDER WITHOUT FIGHTING Athens Mar 5rpHE Government forces are crossing the river Strymon m pursuit of the rebels who have been given until noon to surrender It is expected they will capitulate without fighting.- Reuter T Athens. Mar
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    SPANISH PRINCE MARRIED IN ROME
    125 1 SPANISH PRINCE MARRIED IN ROME Couple Received By The Pope Rome, Mar. 5. A BIG gathering of Rome society rk attended the wedding of Don Jaime and Mile. De Dampierre at the Church of Saint Ignatius yesterday. h, J^* CX K^ een Ena was not P^sent but the bridegroom's recently
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    TO BE EXPELLED
    47 1 Rome, Mar. h. Because the authorities considered the information he sent his newspaper hostile to the Italian Government and inaccurate, Armin Richard, the corres- 'pondent of the German provincial news agency, Zeitungdienst Graf Reischach iS tO be eXDelled frnm Tfol™ -i*wi. nl hours.- Reuter
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      27 1 liAjSJuJ^^m W^ MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J TONIGHT BBE«raiMl^^— (j 5.15 p.m. lAßaret attraction HJ^S^B^I ASLE^ ARMSTRONG DANCER XK KHI{ VIKD ORCHESTRA I s^* ii)ii( 538 i. HBBBHHHHii^^^^H
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      106 1 pl«IWBI Maw (HI I inn mil I ADELPHI HOTEL I FAVOURITF DOWN TOWN iimn I OTja^ssrL^ I NEW GRILL ROOM COCKTAIL LOl NGE I TLA ROOM I TONIGHT I KOOF GASMEN I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I ENTERTAINMENT BY THE I £^k W I A lklTLJS\r* I J^Wf LANTHOS I i^
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    CONTRACTOR WINS
    242 2 Associated Tin To Pay 7,500 Ticals i From Our Own Correspondent) Penang. Mar. S. In the Supreme Court this morning alter further hearing. Mr. Justice Whltley gave judgment lor a Chinese dredge-building contractor. Thum Heng. who sued Associated Tin (Malaya > Limited tor the sum of $11,000 odd
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    Eastern Paradox
    902 2 Letters To The Editor JAPAN STILL RELENTLESS —WANTS A COMPANION WHEN SHE LEAVES THE LEAGUE —BANKING ON CHINA'S GRIEVANCE— —"MONROE DOCTRINE" FOR FAR EAST— WALL WRITING NUISANCE IN SINGAPORE— RAFFLES LIBRARY COMPLAINT To The Editor. Sir. Far Eastern affairs appear tor be entering upon a stage which is
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    B.I.F. RECORD
    122 2 Previous Years Surpassed In Orders London. Mar. 4. Replying to questions m the House of Commons today, the Secretary of the Department of Overseas Trade. Col. Colville, said the British Industrial Fair for this year is one of the most satisfactory which so far has been held. According
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    Law Notices For The Day
    77 2 The Chief Justice at Penang Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Prichard m 2nd Court at 11 a.m. S. 504,34— The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn. vs. Sect Teong Wah. Before Mr. Justice a'Betkett Terrell m 3rd Court at U a.m. Judgments: Bkcy 454,29— Re
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    BRIGHT COMEDY
    142 2 Joe E. Brown In Form At The Alhambra The First National picture. l< The 6 Day Bike Rider." which commenced a run at the Alhambra yesterday, features Joe E. Brown, the wide mouthed comedian, at his best. The story lends itself admirably to his tactics and he makes
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    "THE GAY BRIDE"
    124 2 Carole Lombard Starred At The Capitol Adapted to the screen from the story lof "Repeal." Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's ;"The Gay Bride," starring Carole Lorn Chester Morris. Nat Pendleton. Leo Carrillo. Zasu Pitts and Sam Hardy i began a season at the Capitol Theatre yesterday. As Mary. show girl who
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    PEPPER MARKET
    72 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 4. Prices on the London pepper market today were unchanged from Saturday. The market remained steady. Quotations: White Muntok. spot 10d., m bond 9V 4 d., Black spot 4 1 4 d.. Jan-March 3 7/Bd.. March-May 4d. Stocks are reported as follows
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    Y.W.C.A. JUMBLE SALE
    73 2 The Y.W.C.A. is issuing its semiannual appeal for all discarded clothes and household articles. The next jumble sale will be held on Apr. 5. The proceeds from this are counted on for part of running expenses of the Association, and the more goods sent m the more
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    38 2 Mohamed bin Ismail was produced before Mr. Norman Grice. the Singapore second magistrate, on a charge of the theft of a motor-car valued at $1,500. The case was postponed until March 8. Mohamed bein? ottered bail m $1,000.
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      92 2 COX KINGS AGENTS LIMITED arrange SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO for homeward bound passengers Apply for particulars to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. or to any of Cox and Kings Offices PORT SAID, CAIRO, LONDON, ETC. I America praises this great British Screen Triumph 1 "Another marvellous motion picture has come across
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      462 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS HUDSON'S EUMENTHOL JUJUBES. m tim HANDY for the POCKET. Th*s< pastilles promptly nrlie^e Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, and Catarrh. Obtainable from all Chemists and Stores. Sub -agents GRAFTON LABORATORIES, 20b, Col Iyer Quay. BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIA." 6, OXLEY RISE, Near Town High and cool situation Large grounds.
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      187 2 SINCSAIiiui? MUNICIIWi LITY Tenders Tenders un> noi v .liowmu mat rS miculart. v T* oom Tt.^ Letting prodiK pm Moi,d Supply n: Pl ment. Pip. soil Pumpin Park and Ai I CkMlns *t* 1936. •"■rrt Supply oi Wai Jan. Lst. 1:i DateofClosl C H JLDIE NQTICESr^^^ TRADF AND Dismay advertisement:
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      148 2 Diary Of The Week P/EDNESDAY, MAR. (J High Water 1145 am. 10.3 it Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. 111. S.R.C. vs. S.C.F.A.. S.R.C. ■round; Conunerclal Cup. I Oversea C.B vs. P. 0.. 5.H.8.. ground. Golf: Koppel Club, Women's Com- 1 mittee Meeting. THURSDAY. MAR. 7 High Water 0.24 a.m. 9.2 It..
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      146 2 today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.> Wavelength— 49.9 metres 630 Relay of dance music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under the direction of Dan Hopkins. 645 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share report supplied by Fraser and Co.
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    WARSHIPS SEARCH ALL NIGHT FOR "PIRATED" SHIP
    178 3 "Distress Signals" Seen Shooting Up PROVES TO BE JUNK LETTING OFF FIREWORKS Hong Kong, A SURPRISING anti-climax, ri received with little amusement by the naval authorities, has followed what was at first believed to be a grim drama of the sea, a ship
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    Repairs To Police Courts
    82 3 Rearing Completion police court buildBridge Road are now nd yesterday the m moved back ion. also temporarily spacious fourth I lirs. rid court is nearit i.s understood does not intend to lira to the third m progress, have mental measure the nd court have been sheeting
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    DEATH CLAIMS 13 AT SUICIDE BANQUET COOKED FOR TWO
    130 3 suicide. His wile proposed to die with Killing and cleaning a chicken NardT^h 0 Chang ™d his wPfe -ates o t vw J c<!amo r^ at the gates ol their farm Frightened, they The bandits entered and seeing the teaming chicken
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    SETTLEMENT EXPECTED
    50 3 Neutral Zone On Frontier Of Abyssinia London. Feb. 28. is confidently expected m British diplomatic circles that there will be a peaceful settlement of the ItaloAbyssinian differences with regard to employment of non-Abyssinians on the Joint Commission to delimit the neutral zone, to which Italy objected Reuter Wireless
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    THIRD ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
    79 3 Chinese Says Mother- In- Law To Blame i i TKOI'BLE with his mother-in-law was attributed by an elderly Chinese, Lum Fong Foo, as a reason for attempting to commit suicide when charged before Mr. Norman Grice. the Singapore second magistrate, yesterday. Court Inspector A. MacLennan: "This
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    JOCKEY WEDS
    220 3 Mr. D. McPherson And Miss K. Jones A congregation composed mostly of jockeys and trainers was seen at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Monday afternoon when one of their number Mr. Douglas McPherson. was married to Miss Kathleen Jones, daughter of Mr. and MYs. T. Jones of Batu Caves.
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    PILOT'S COOLNESS
    61 3 Makes Safe Landing With Bomber In Flames London, Mar. 4. The skill and coolness of Flighi Lieutenant A. Murison saved the lives of himself and two passenger: when a bombing machine burst into flames during a flight near Ramsgate Flight Lieutenant Murison threw the machine into the wind
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    $80,000 Bail Offered Sampan
    357 3 $80, 000 Bail Offered Sampan Man In Chandu Case riMiE unceasing vigilance oi the 1 Government Monopolies departIment has met with a very enjcouraging reward during recent weeks. I In one case Mr. L. D. Darby and a party of revenue officers effected the arrest of two Chinese. Teo Eng
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    CHINESE WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO QUADRUPLETS
    108 3 ACCORDING to a Chinese dispatch from Tsunhua. a district m the demilitarised zone north of Peiping. a Chinese woman gave birth to quadruplets recently, two boys and two girls Both mother and children are reported to be doing well. The father is over 40
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    ALLEGED FORGERY
    57 3 From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Mar. 5. The case m which Saw Ewe Huat is charged with forgery of a cheque for $10,000 for the purpose of cheating and with two counts of misappropriation and crimina breach of trust was mentioned m the police court when three days
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      128 3 I !IK VISION Our serialised opticians are at your sit,«Mt-testing and Our glasses give rom edge to edge tarres are Moderate. vision with m dern lenses. m CHINA OPTICAL CO., HIGH STREET SINGAPORE. big new Musical U CVV t_ti— TATARS! Coming to the CAPITOL >• APPOINTMENT jKjES^^WR TO B.M. THE
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      180 3 Anotner exciting mystery Thriller from the pen of S.S. VAN DINE— COMING TO THE CAPITOL "THE DRAGON MURDER CASE" Follow Phiio Vance as he solves the most amazing Swimming Pool murder mystery. See him grapple with the -Monster" beneath the waters of the Pool. D U I T A I
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      220 3 Stomach gas condensed m 2 minutes Why continue to suffer unnecessarily from the pains of indigestion? You can get rid of those stomach pains m two minutes with Chardox, a superactivated form of vegetable charcoal, -V which has the \\v'''!s. I power of attracting --v/ I to itself all gases
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    FAMOUS STATESMAN CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY
    564 4 President Of The Czechoslovak Republic THK President of the Czechoslovak Republic, Tomas G. Masarvk, celebrates tomorrow his 85th birthday. He has been head of the State since its restoration m the autumn of 1918. In recognition of his services for the independence of the State
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    JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
    44 4 £15,000 Voted By The City Corporation London. Feb. 28. The City Corporation today voted the sum of £15.000 towards the Jubilee celebrations, including €5.000 for the Ball to be held at the Guildhall at which Their Majesties will be present. Reuter Wireless
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    J. B. Priestley Writes A Film For GRACIE FIELDS
    844 4  - J. B. Priestley Writes A Film For GRACIE FIELDS JOAN LITTLEFIELD Britain On The Screen (BY London, Feb. GRACIE Fields, already Britain's highest paid screen star, has just signed a new contract with Associated' Talking Picture*, whereby her earnings ptr annum will amount to more than those of Greta Garbo.
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    PROFESSOR TSUBOUCHI
    40 4 Translated All Of Shakespeare Into Japanese The death is announced 01 Proiessor Shoyo Tsubouchi. who translated the whole of Shakespeare's works into Japanese and who was also celebrated as a dramatist m Japanese and European plays.- Reuter Wireless
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    76 4 The estate of Mr. John G. D. Campbell. Taukerville. Kingston Hill. Unionist M.P. lor the Kingston-on-Thames Division. 1918-1922. H.M. Inspector of Schools. 1892-1909. and for three years educational adviser to the King of Siam. iias been valued at £49.601 tup. e 45.215 >. He gave the bulk of the property
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    THE MORRIS OWNER
    129 4 The February issue of this popular magazine is well up to the usual high standard of reading matter and wHi trations Tnrou eh Six Countries With A Morris" tells of 3,500 miles of sightseeing on European highways m less than three weeks. "These. Men Gave Us Motoring"
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      21 4 ATOMIC DIESEL INSTANT STARTING FROM COLD ENCLOSED DESIGN ROLLER BEARINGS LOWEST FUEL CONSUMPTION SOLE AGENTS (uITHDIF^ W I!P (Incorporated m S.S.^
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      59 4 Mere Quicker B^^B H -We've Dug L Through M j^^l From China H^^ ITO GET A DRINK tn flj ■ABl ORANGEPOP M I fcJB B^^B MASTERS" ORANGEPOP Perhaps not on the world's record..." declared the Werrj Trio/ 4i N evertheless, the tempting flavour of Phoenix's Orangepop merits all the di£tfinj>.
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    223 5 oi i privately-ownel Glpsj Moth plane uhicli made forced landing m some allotments at South < rovdon escaped with Hie Plane somersaulte blttlnf the man*. Photo shows the plane betaf towed away to (rovdon Aerodrome, near where the crash occurred. lOHN < IMPBELL, aged "0. second steward of the lost
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      42 5 Edam CARTON CHEESES Gouda English Gorgonzola Cheshire Danish A ng Jj Sh Roquefort Cheddar. Swiss CHEESE SPREADS Gruyere 'Blue Moon Roquefort English 'Blue Moon* Limburger Cheddar Blue Moon* Pimiento Australian 'Blue Moon American Cheddar 'Blue Moon' Camembrie. MM 9^ aj/T°RAG£ C°.L T
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    PLANES FOR POLICEMEN
    243 6 GLASGOW FORCE TO SPEED UP CRIME DETECTION Glasgow. IWHILE other forces throughout th« country are still experimenting, Glasgow police officers are to be provided with aeroplanes to .sp°ed-up the work of crime detection and identification. The decision was taken by a subcommittee ol the corporation on a
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    FATAL COLLISION
    94 6 Verdict Of Misadventure On 6-Year-Old Hokien Boy A fatal collision between a Chinese cyclist and a six-year-old Hokien boy, Lim Ah Pee, was inquired into by Mr W. G Porter, the Singapore Coroner The boy liad been knocked down on Feb. 22 m Upper Pickering Street ana died
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    TAIPING'S PREPARATIONS FOR THE KING'S JUBILEE
    626 6 Committee Plan Extensive Programme FREE FOOD FOR POOR PROPOSED Taiping. EADING members of every community m Taiping gather- ed at the Town Hall, to discuss the necessary arrangements for celebrating His Majesty the King's Silver Jubilee m the District on May 6. Mr. W.
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    KERB RAIL IN PICCADILLY
    278 6 JAY-WALKERS BEIN*G MADE TO THINK FIRST PICCADILLY circus and Trafalgar Square are two of the places m London at which guard rails for pedes trians will soon be seen. The announcement that guard rails are to be placed at certain points follows consultations which Ministry of
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    TOURISTS IN BRITAIN
    49 6 London. Mar. 4. Dr Leslie Burgin. Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, memtioned m the House of Commons that increased tourUt traffic to Britain was anticipated this year m consequence of many interesting events taking place m connection with the King's Jubilee Celebrations- British Radio
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      180 6 BUY A CERTAINTY: You need have no fear* when you Remington Typewriter, for REMINGTON means RELIABLE wherever business is don*» REMINGTON NOISELESS STaMmrd WRITING PERFECTION WITH BILENCI ASK for a DEMONSTRATION Phone REMINGTON RANI) l\r < lac«rporated ia U. A.» UNION BUILDING, BIMGAPOtC Something New TAMAGAWA GARDENS Restaurant and Bar.
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    THE BOAT RACE
    186 7 THE BOAT R ACE lx>cal Society To Celebrate neral meeting of The and Cambridge Society ol Id at the Adelphi Hot-el Feb. 27. were elected as offi- 1935 Sir Shenton Thomas, X pn sident, The Hon. nstedt, CMC, D. Litt The Hon. Sir Andrew Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley. A
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    LADY YOUNG
    61 7 Alive And Safe After Air Crash London, Mar. 4. A Bulawayo message states that Lady Young, wife Of the Governor oi Northern Rhodesia, and Dr. Kerby Govemment Medical Officer, who wore missing lor more than three days after leaving Livingstone for Losake In a light aeroplane, are alive
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    DUTCH AIRWAYS
    44 7 The reception at 49 Stamford Road to celebrate the inauguration ot the K.N.I. I'M. airline between Singapore and NVtherands India will be held today between noon and 1 p m.. when the company will be glad to welcome all who are interested.
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    JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFFS
    513 7 Unsuccessful Defence By Pineapple Preserving Firm T HE rapidity with which rubber rings used for hermetically sealing pineapple tins deteriorate m this climate was the cause of an action, judgment m which was deli--sPed by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m the Supreme Court, Singapore, yesterday, m favour
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    Jubilee Ball On Terror
    186 7 GOVERNOR AND LADY THOMAS TO ATTEND ARRANGEMENTS have been made tor a jubilee ball to be held on j H.M.S. Terror on May 10. It will be j under the distinguished patronage of Their Excellencies Sir Shentoh and Lady Thomas. The organiser is Mrs. L. W.
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    66 7 The Band of the S.S. Police, under the direction of Mr. F. E. Minns, will perform the lollowing programme, weather permitting, at Telok Ayer today commencing at 5.15 p.m. Overture "Zampa" <Herold); Suite "Scenes Pittoresque" (Massenet); Intermezzo "The Whispering of The Flowers" <Blon); "Petite Suite" (Tscn- aikowsky); Selection "Lilac Time"
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    ANGLO-POLISH TRADE
    127 7 Concessions For Colonies In Agreement London, Feb. 28. Tariff reductions on British herrings, whisky, beer, gramophones and records. Textiles ?oods. motor products. I machinery and chemicals and sewing machines are provided for m the Anglo Polish trade agreement, the terms of which are published tonight. Reductions have also
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    111 7 Charge Following Fatal Accident <From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Mar. 5. In the District Court yesterday, Mr. A. G. Tremaine of the Posts and Telegrahs Department, who was driver of the car at the time of the accident m which Mr. Peck, an Engineer of the Posts and
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    PHONE TO JAPAN
    19 7 London, Mar. 4. A radio telephone service between Britain and Japan will be auguratul next week.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1935 A Tragic Document
    897 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1935 A Tragic Document rpHE White Paper issued by the British Government explaining the necessity for increasing the defence services is one of the most tragic of post-war documents. That may be thought a strange word to apply to a White Paper on
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    DAY TO DAY
    300 8 Mr. R. C. S. Harris. M.C.S.. has been appointed to act as Assistant Controller of Labour. Penang. Mr. D. A. Mackay has been appointed a Municipal Commissioner. Penang. m place of Mr. H. W. Esson. resigned. Mr. J. Cooper has been appointed local chairman of the Penang
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    Rs I Was Saying
    404 8 IT is now settled that there will be I a special Jubilee mark on silver I made and sold until the end of 1935. The articles to be marked will be those bearing the date letters of the years 1933, 1934, 1935-6 The first examples of
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    The Pound Boy
    676 8 I really don't think Matoppo wa9 worth a pound m actual coin of the realm He was the herd-boy for the "pound. that place being, as we all know, a safe place for stray animals m the dry season on the veld. It's a bit expensive for
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      68 8 AN IRISHMAN, A 1 SCOTSMAN I and a Jew met m a public house. The Irishman stood two drinks, the Scotsman stood over six feet and the Jew stood m admiration. The man worthy of admiration is the man who has had the foresight and prudence to cover the contents
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      131 8 ABOUT SINGAPORE Do You Know Censorship of films m Singa- pore began with the outbreak i of war m 1914? i The censorship then ivas i mainly intended to prevent the screening of anything that i might be considered indiscreet I m time of war. It was first j exercised
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    GOVERNMENT FORCES ANNIHILATED
    159 9  -  Success Of Reds In South China i GRIM DEFENCE Shanghai, Mar. 4. A ESS AGE from Kweiyang, captal of the Kweichow Province, that two battalions of Govern forces defending the Disof Chunyi were annihilated .relay by Communist forces however, failed to penetrate rovernment lines m South Szeand
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    31 9 Jacob Kline, a director of the ib, one of the biggest club m •d States, arrived m Penang on morning by the s.s. Rajpu--Ihe course of a pleasure cruise the world.
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    294 9 Government Defends New Programme London. Mar. 4. Th<> reasons for the Increase In tiv 1935 estimates for the British defence service are contained m a White Pap^r I Issued by the Government today m anticipation el the Commons debate on the whole question of Imperial defence arranged
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    258 9 TARIFF REDUCTIONS BY POLAND U.S. Stops Buying From Malaya (FREE PRESS SPECIAL) A REUTER wireless message states that under the Anglo- j Polish trade agreement, tariff! reductions have been secured m I certain colonial products such as palm oil and various tanning extracts, and it is
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    128 9 Reasoned Explanation Of His Action London, Mar. 5. The King of Siam's reasoned explanation of his action and the issues on which he disagreed with the Governiment and their maintenance of the 'legislation introduced tc meet the emergency and the military revolt of 1933 all suggest that
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    CHINESE TARIFFS
    88 9 Question In The House Of Commons London. Mar. 5. Mr. Anthony Eden had no definite information when questioned m the House of Commons today with regard to the alleged Chinese intention to reraise tariffs, particularly on woollens and piecegoods. but said the Government's representatives m China had taken
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    62 9 Berlin, Fob. 28. The sensational attempt of the radical Nazis to wipe out Catholic schools m Munich has been extend to the whole of Bavaria by a decree oi the Minister of Culture. Dr. Schenin. abolishing 13 ol the existing 17 Catholic academies m which, for centuries, all female instructors
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        18 9 London, Mar. 5. Silver Spot 26 lH16d. <27> 8 d.> Gold 147s. lO^d. (141ft. ltd.)
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    627 10 378% DIVIDEND IN 25 YEARS THE 25th annual ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the! Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at the company's office on Friday. Feb. 22, at 12 noon. Mr. Tan Soo Hock (chairman) presiding. There were also present Messrs. Chee Chin
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    76 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR X.M.A. No. 1. X RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Mar. 5, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose; 20% 20?4 (F. 0.8.) Current month 20T 8 21 March 21 21 l a Apr. 'June 22 22 Vs July.jSept. 23»4 23% Oct.|Dec. 24% 24V2
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    104 10 Berlin, Feb. 27. Quotations of domestic loans and stocks have been suspended by a government order m anticipation of the announcement of a further conversion plan for the German public debt. It is hoped to reduce interest rates to -iV 2 I per cent. Holders are likely to
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    345 10 BRITISH CONTROL RUMOURS Gold Losses But Fund Not Exhausted London, Mar. 3. ON the Stock Exchange interest was chiefly centred on all minings, South Africans strongly responding to the further advance of Is. m the price of gold to a new high record of 1455. Id., whilst
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    101 10 Mar. 5. Gambler 5.00 Java Cube 8 W Hamburg Cube 11 00 Muntok White Pepper 36 White Pepper 38 Copra, Sundried 4.80 Copra, mixed 4.55 Small Flake Tapioca 3.50 Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50 R tSiain) W.C. No. 1 per koyan Sl2O R. B. Siam No.
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    55 10 London, Mar. 4. The sterling rate on New York was 4.74 and Paris 71. Gold at 148s. lOd created a new high record. The stock markets displayed a good tcne with gold mines and home industrials buoyant. British funds were inactive with War Loan 3 1 ocr
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    984 10 TUESDAY, MAR. 5, 1935. Buyers Sellers (Ampat Tin (4s) 4.s l»£d 4s 7^d 'Asam Kumbang <£) 34s 35s c.d. 'Austral Malay 61s 62s c.d. Aver Hitam Tin (ss> 12s ad 13s 9rer Wens ($1) 185 1.95 Bangrin Tin i£i 24s 25s Chenderiang <£) 8s 9s Hitam Tin
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    324 10 MORI- QUESTIONS i\ PARLIAMENT 'From Our <>„, ;r pAKL.AMENT,™,!;" 1 the position In the tin there were rurther qu House oi Commons tonigi Ject which Indicate !>,.■ still very scepi oi the operation* Mr. \V. John. i Rhondda West asked th State for the cS, if
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      293 10 MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS Acreages of tappable rubber not tapped on estates of 100 acres and over, for the month ending Jan. 31. 1935. Acreages of Tappable Robber Not Tapped Area of Tappable Rubber Acreage of never been x^^ a Total Percentage of T S >I S! >le On states which
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    491 11  - PAUL LUKAS Succeeds William Powell As Philo Vance MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person j By I will be interesting to see how I Lukas takes over the part of Vance, played so many times Bill Powell m past movies. Powell made a big hit m ile. I've yet to see
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    262 11 Mutual Visits By Members Favoured Gardening Society proarrange visits to gardens b ra and a circular concerning >een issued to members tortth the minutes of the meetcommittee at which this was arrived at. llowing are extracts from these J. H Robertson. Mr. Chew BM Mr F. F. King
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    158 11 New Agreement With Poland Expected Soon I London, Mar. 5. At a luncheon m connection with the opening of the British Industries Fair, the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Runciman. said it was hoped on Wednesday to initial a new agreement with Poland which would bring
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    18 11 Drug smuggling into the U.S. is being made the subject of a special drive by the Federal authorities.
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    572 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst A 1,650-POINT PART-SCORE ALTHOUGH it is less exciting to fumi I part-score contract than to make game or slam, to play part-scor? hands carelessly is to assume that a bird m the bush is worth two m
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    144 11 A man who has been faithful to his wife for twenty years; and A girl who has reached the age of twenty without having had a love affair. "There are no such animals." cry the people at the treasure hunt party given by the Countess m ("Christopher j Strong" an
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    80 11 A caravan, constructed on the basis oi a Wolseley 16 15 h.p. chassis by I Capcain P. B Blyth oi Perth. West Australia, has competed a 10. 000 -mile trip across the continent and back I The owner and his wile proceeded as j far as Sydney In
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    159 11 Enticement Case £275 Damages And £400 Costs London, Mar. 1. Damages assessed at €275 and costs estimated at €400 were the outcome of the two-day action m the King's Bench Division m which were shown two Berkshire neighbours' struggles for the right to employ a housemaid,
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    134 11 Three Out Of Four Increase Dividends London. Mar. 4. All four Home railways groups have now declared their dividends and m three cases these show an Increase, although a further improvement is necessary before full preference payments can be resumed and before some classes of shareholders again
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      508 12 Conference May Be Held Soon rpHE Preliminary International Conference on the Rationalisation of Shipping, which has been sitting m London recently was attended by representatives of shipping associations m 15 countries who considered how the present supply of shipping could be adjusted to the reduced demand
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    155 12 Launch Strikes Rock Near Annoy Particulars of the circumstances In which a Chinese Customs cruiser officer lost his life oil" Amoy on Feb. 6 have been received. The officer concerned was Mr. James Colin Ball, second office; of the cruiser Pt-h Hsing. It appears that Mr. B:ill was
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    70 12 Cocos Island Lures New Hunter London, Feb. 11. Captain Worsley, Antarctic explorer left Lowestolt today on board the s.s. Veracity for Cocos Island, where he will attempt to uncover treasure which, legend states is worth some €25.000.000. Captain Worsley has solved all difficulties imposed by Costa Rica, to
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    54 12 Kwangtuntf Warrants For Arrest Of Leaders Canton, Feb. >4. The Kwangtung Provincial Government has issued a warrant lor the arrest of Feng Tung and Chen Kwokehing. heads oi the band of pirates who plundered the s.s. Tungchow last month Anyone who captures these two robbers is eligible for
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    29 12 The s.s. Bangalore has left Hong Kong and is expected to arriw at Singapore at 10 a.m. tomorrow. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B Wharf on arrival.
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    BUSIEST SHIPBUILDING PORT
    135 12 During 1935 Belfast expects to be the busiest shipbuilding port m the world. Over 200,000 tons of new shipping is m hand m one firm alone, Hr.rland and Wolff's and practically every month is likely to see a launch. No fewer than five Union-Castle liners are on
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    34 12 Ore, Metal, All Low Grades, F.Q.B. Value Of Which Does Not Exceed £10.— Per Ton Merchants are hereby informed that the above item is deleted from the Straits Homeward Conference Freight Tariff No. 16.
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    33 12 The s.s. Kidderpore has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 6 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 17. She will proceed alongside the 'S.H. Board's Wharf on arrival.
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    89 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships ll— grt- or experts t,, m East Wharf (btrasttt Gate Anshun 20 Main Wharf ffifisjin < Bangalore, Bulao nestheus 14: Havn 9: Ifachaon 7 Empire Dock iKiitraiu«. Tweedbank 32 \r 37. Empire Dock (Entrain-*- <„,,. Teiresias 46; Ram, West Wharf (Bsjtraacc r, Trrukuni Maru i keppki. sUMsoui
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    1988 15  -  Argus Weekly Sports Notes Compiled By Cricket In Malaya— Week-End Matches Good Batting By Pearce Holt Bowls Well Governor Non-Benders Boxing Topics Frisco vs. Raphael Joe Diamond's Improvemen t \vs lo hear that Sir mt hopes ol bring- amateur cricketers over In extension
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    518 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 3. [N spite of the fact that the cricket season is only a fortnight old. several Selangor cricketers have ilready shown good form, and it ;eems as if the State will be able o field quite a good side
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    178 16 FULL LIST OF FIXTURES [T is proposed to run at S.C.C. soccer league during the current season imilar to the rugger tournament, Players are requested to note the lates on which they might be playing Che teams will be selected by the two :onveners of
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    667 16 Complete Statistics For Singapore Meeting T^HE statistics of the Singapore Turf Club three-day Spring meeting show that Mr. A. Van Tooren, the well-known owner of Quala Queen, Kuala Prince and other horses, heads the list of winning owners having taken $2,495 more m
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    187 16 STARS WHO MAY VISIT INDIA Besides Woodiull and Ponsford Mr Taxrant proposes asking the following Australian cricketers to visit India this year: Charlie Macartney. Vie Richardson. Ryder. Oxenham. Ironmonger Alexander. Nitsche. Scaife. Fingleton" Hormbrook. Grimmett. and two wicketkeepers. "Macartney? Why not?" Mr. Tarrant. anticipating the question,
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    49 16 The following have accepted to play association football for SCC vs nth Battery R.A. today. at" s CC .-G H. Stroobaeh R. Davidson. A P Craigie M. C. Elliott, R. v. Welch, L D. S. Gardiner; H. Olsen. C. T Owen 'Kurt Black. J. ft D Grahai we Pickering.
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    329 16 POINTS FROM MONOPOLIES Second Division LOSERS' INACCURATE SHOOTING H.M.S. Terror M(1I IT MS Terro,- ma( n start m second football yesterday, when t their first mat( nd Government M0n0,,, clear goals on the p The Terror revealed Players. and lf JJJ standard they should division. They had th Physique and
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