The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 April 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,55!) ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1935 10 CENTS
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    SLASHING ATTACK ON U.S. SILVER PROGRAMME
    113 1 "Demoralising Effect On Our Political Life" -NEW YORK JOURNAL APPREHENSION IN CHINA Fear Of Economic Disruption Revived piNANCIAL experts the world over are anxiously concerned about the continued advance m the price of silver, and profound apprehension is felt m China where economic disruption
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    CHINESE EGGS "A MENACE TO PUBLIC HEALTH"
    113 1 CHINESE EGGS "A MENACE TO PUBLIC HEALTH" Sensational Revelations By British Analysts London, Apr. 26. S [TONAL revelations regardthe importation to Britain 000.000 liquid Chinese eggs "produced under loathsome condition.^" will be made at a meeting of the National Poultry Council on Tuesday at Southport. A special ident ol the
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    HUEY LONG AGAIN
    106 1 Virulent Attack On The President Washington, Apr. 22. President Roosevelt is under fire from three quarters. Senator Huey Long followed up yesterday's attack by violently denouncing the President In the Senate. He announced that Louisiana would refuse to pay Federal ♦ax^s ii relief funds were withheld. The
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    GREEK MONARCHY RUMOURS
    88 1 Ex-King Denies He Was Approached London, Apr. 26. "I KNOW absolutely nothing about 1 it. I have attended no meeting and have not been approached on the subject of my return to Greece. Thus declared the ex-King oi Greece m a statement to the News Chronicle today
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    WOOL EXPERT
    91 1 Australian Wanted For China The Commonwealth Government has been asked to find a wool expert to assist m the development ol the textile industry In China. This information was given m the House of Representatives by the Acting Prime Minister «Dr. Page) m reply to questions by Sir
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    U.S. RELIEF FUND
    47 1 Appointment Of Consultative Board Washington, Apr. :IG. President Roosevelt has appointed a board of 22 to allot the $4,880,000,000 relief fund voted by Congress. The Minister ol the Interior end the President will make the' allotments 'based on the recommendations of the board.— Reuter
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    PLACATING SILVER INTERESTS
    115 1 New York, Apr. 2<>. The Journal of Commerce today slashes the "iareical silver- buying programme which is new entering a more acute and more mischievous phase." The demoralising effect on our political life may prove enormous, says the paper. The potency of the silver bloc forcing so
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    SILVER INTERESTS
    247 1 Pungent Comment In Britain London, Apr. 2t>. Silver shares show an all-round advance. The Financial News says many mines produce a complex ore ot silver, lead, and zint. Thus the obvious clanger Is that an increased production of silver will cause an excess of baser metals, the prices
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    PRICE SOARS
    145 1 Critical Attitude Of Bullion Dealers London, Apr. 25. Spurred on by the news that the American domestic price has been again increased, silver today soared (upwards, spot advancing 2 1,16 d. to >34 7 R d. on a wave of general speculative buying which encountered a scarcity of
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    Major R. L. Nunn On Functions Of Engineers
    278 1 Major R. L. Nunn On Functions Of Engineers THAT engineers should not be too deeply engrossed m their own particular work but should exercise their influence by virtue of their importance, m the conduct of public affairs, was the suggestion of Major R. L. Nunn, made at the annual dinner
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    London Puts On Its Jubilee Garb
    375 1 London Puts On Its Jubilee Garb Special Accommodation For 75,000 Privileged Spectators London, Apr. 26. THKN days before the Silver Jubilee Londoners and thousands of visitors to the Capital are- displaying keen interest m all preparations for the celebrations which are to be conducted on an unprecedented scale. The streets
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      191 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. /Tfi^r— L H«Mk (j^ vJl _MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL A TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS RIJSTAFFEL 12.30 to 3 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DANCE (formal) 9.30 to midnight AND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE CABARET
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      160 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA CROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW HOTEL TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CABARET DE MEZEY REVUE DANCING SINGING COMIC ACROBATIC DANCING I SUNDAY 1 MORNING EVENING POPULAR CONCERT SPECIAL DINNEh 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. SERVED ON THE LAWN SPECIAL CURRY TIFFIN CONCERT B—lo
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    DR. R. O. WINSTEDT
    675 2 Letters To The Editor SCHOLARSHIP AND CIVIL ADMINISTRATION CAN ONE SHINE IN BOTH SPHERES?— VALUE OF A CLASSICAL TRAININGMALAYAN HISTORY— MEMBERS OF THE M. C. S. WHO ARE FINE CLASSICAL SCHOLARS— PLATO FORESTALLED LENINGREEKS AND ROMANS SAID IT FIRST To The Editor. Sir, Your eulogium m
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    MALAY HOLDINGS
    79 2 Important Appeal Court Ruling Ipoh. Apr. 24. JUDGMENT, which was reserved by the last Full Court of Appeal m an appeal from the decision of Mr. Justice Howes m a case involving an interesting point of law under the Malay Reservation Enactment, was read out at the Supreme
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    MAN SWALLOWS RAZOR BLADE
    231 2 Not Even Scratched Sydney. CITTING up m bed and examining safety mtOf blades, a Sydney man put one between his teeth. Absent-mindedly relaxing the pressure on the blade, it slipped down his throat. In Sydney Hospital doctors and radiologists spent anxious days with X-Rays watching the
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      118 2 To Be Opened On FRIDAY. 3rd MAY ifcfc By His Excellency THE GOVERNOR iW AT 6.45 P.M 1 r%» *^9HHB^^^flß9BS3^. Til fir lßHF^^^a«^nnKi{i TMI NtW FRENCH REMID>, THERAPIONNO.I THERAPBONNo.2 JHERAPION N0.3 Mo. t for Bladder Catarrh. No. 3 for Blood A ■kin Ditaaaca. No. 8 for Chronlo Waakneaaaa. Enj'!s:> 'rc«3i.
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      101 2 AGENTS WANTED. tU FASILY EARNED AGENTS WANTED (either sex > to sell tho woll -known and quick selling ZZ Tl SerieS private Christina? t Ensland fi Pinner firm offer highest commission and unequalled Fr fS^Ple Book. Orders Post Free. Apply Lewis Co.. Dept 74 Westminster Works. Preston, England EDUCATION. ST.
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      441 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. I LENTHERIC I SUNTAN OIL, An ideal oil for sunbathing giving an even gulden brown tan to the skin. Price:- $2.25 per bottle. MEDICAL HALL, LIMITED. Battery Road. BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIA." 6, OXLEY RISE, Near lowu. High and cool situation. Large grounds. Excellent cuisine. Tennis Dally or
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      393 2 TKNJ)KkS. BINGAPORI MUNICIPALITY Tendcrv Tcndeis are i. following material* particulars, see IfoniclDal Room Supply of 15 Date oi Cloa May 15th Supply ot Water M I Jar, Sit 1936 I Dare of Closing 4 p 31. 19X5. C. H GOI.DIE Municipal TENDERS, Tenders are h.vi?,>, contractors lor th< mises Nos
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      190 2 Diary Of The Week SATURDAY, APRIL 27. Hi^n Water. 4.11 am. 7.5 ft.. 6.15 p.m. 65 it Football: S.A.FA. League. Division I. S.C.FA. vs. MF.A.. Anson Road Stadium; Friendly, M.P.H vs. 7th Battery R.A Blakan Mati. Cricket SCC. vs N.C.C. McNalr Road: S.C.C. "A" vs. SR.C "A". SR.C. ground; S.C.C.
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      128 2 ,10 p.m. Service of Worship -Preacher: Rev. G. V. Summers. Wednesday, 5.30 p.m. Service of Worship Un Malay) Preacher: Mr. Chew Hock Hin 8 p.m. Christian Workers' Training Class. Friday, 8 p.m. Epworth League Meeting. CHURCH OF ENGLAND 1100 a.m. Holy Con munion. Foochow 3.45 p m Evensong. Foochow. 5.30
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      552 2 Ch v rch Services ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. 800 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 5 30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Weekdays 8 am. Holy Communion on Monday. Wednesday and Friday. 7 a.m. Holy Communion on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. II M. Dockyard 9.45 a.m. Parade
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    PENANG FLYING CLUB NEEDS MORE MEMBERS
    1488 3 PENANG FLYING CLUB NEEDS MORE MEMBERS Much Progress Reported In First Annual Report TRIBUTE TO R. A. F. HELP TW first annual report of the Penang Flying Club shows record of steady progress. •Membership m a small centre like Penang must ne«,ss;trik be limited and, although a large potential membershlp
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    PATHAN GAOLED
    138 3 Guilty Of Culpable Homicide From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Apr. 24. The second sitting of the Assizes i Court of the year commenced yesterday, Mr. Justice Burton presiding. Mr. C. F. J. Ess of the Supreme j Court. Singapore, is acting as Regist- i rar, as Mr. A.
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    INDIAN MERCHANTS
    111 3 At ths annual general meeting ofj the Indian Merchants Association the following were elected office bearers President, Mr. R. Jumabhoy; vice-pre-sident, Mr. J. Purshotamdas; hon. secretary, Mr. C. D. Shah hon. treasurer, Mr. A. Nomanbhoy; hon. auditor, Mr. P. B. Maheta; manag- ing committee, Messrs. N. Vadilal, N.
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    10- Year Plan For Ceylon
    212 3 I I STAFF FOR A NEW DEPARTMENT Colombo, Apr. 18. !Y AST industrial possibilities m V Ceylon are envisaged m an intrim report submitted to the I Pegistrar-General and Director of Commercial Intelligence, by Mr. Guha, the Industrial Adviser. He has recommended a scheme oi
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    METAL EXCHANGE
    174 3 Weekly Settlements For Silver London, Apr. 24. It is officially announced that all dealings m silver on the London Metal Exchange between members will be subject to weekly settlements for a three- monthly trial period. The committee is authorised to order special settlements. The weekly settlement price will
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    ROBBED HIS FATHER
    184 3 Prodigal Son Bound Over Muar, Apr. 18. An old ricksha puller and his aged wife described to the second magistrate, today, the trouble they had from their eldest son, an unemployed youth. The case was one In which a Chinese lad, aged 19, was charged with the
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    105 3 Suit Against Upcountry Accountants Ipoh, Apr. 24. At the conclusion of counsels' addresses Mr. Justice Howes at the Supreme Court, Ipoh, on Thursday, reserved judgment m the case m which Mr. W. F. Barns, a former planter and merchant of Perak, is suing Messrs. R. P. Phillips, R.
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      93 3 THE BRITISH BEDFORD 11>epicted above is one of the semi-forward drive WTL models m the service of Messrs. Seng Hup and Co. of Singapore, rhis lorry has a pay load of V 2 tons and is practically as economical m operation as a 2-ton job. As can be seen above,
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      375 3 STOMACH SUFFERERS £=N can these. DOCTORS. Cr be WRONG t results m most di- Doctor wntei srfc^sS SESSs«nS J'^r^^ VV/HEN such eminent medical R 1 KS S Bl^ yV men not on] y commend aSKXS 2£ I&SSRn^ evtn bu Personally use Bisurated tV""- to 4 wultt Magnesia for indigestion there
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    THORNYCROFT ENGINES
    165 4 Severe Tests For Queen Mary's Lifeboats Messrs. John I. Thornycroft Co.. Ltd. have received an order for 24 Diesel engines of their "RJ 2" type <18 B.H.P.*. for use m the lifeboats on board the new Cunard White Star line r Oueen Mary. The order was obtained af
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    WAR AGAINST PIRATES
    70 4 Proposals made by Sir Alexander Cadogan. the British Minister to China, for measures to suppress piracy alonj? the China coast, have been accepted by the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to the Chinese press. While details of the proposals have not been revealed,
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    AS It Was-In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending April 25 1885
    473 4 AS It Was-In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending April 25 1885 50 Years Ago MALACCA NEWS (.From Our Own Correspondent* LAND jobbing has not proved a great success up to the present. A piece of land was required for public purposes opposite Jelutong police station. The Government
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      467 4 LAijICB, If jou ar» aawrt y»u <*»v io •rea-e j ,vi aeifbt and. at mm and kh<- tajnr iimc. drvel-ip ibr.t gr& elu flf^ire ilia: \m -j mucli admired, bi MOjKtaa u>- H«<i Myalen IT NKTfcll jf "^pV x Fa 1 1 8 No Ji »<•<>■> fort or dsner to
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      65 4 B^TONTTE^ L^^^^ BL w M L STOCKED IN T V_ -v\ V X II)m gal^ 5 gal *10 al P ac|^ in r s a4 -\V *\^^%o i T^ r: T c 1 1 -.•■-*\v v*^^v U L r- t h- C L v H> mi r '■-'i.\'A J r-
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      219 4 Chess Notes And News By The Chess Editor i •THE enthusiasm of the Chinese I for the English style of chess was evident at the Chinese Swimming Club, Singapore, on Wednesday atternoon when an interesting game between Mr. Chen Hsieh Shun, the Chinese champion, and Wing-Commander P. B. Hunter, president
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      481 4 3. B-Kts Kt— Q2 1 P -K3 P— K3 5. E KtS B K2 C. Xt (Ktl)— Q2 O— O 7. O— O P— QB4 8. B X Kt<Q2> B x B 9 P— QB3 B— B3 <a> 10. Kt— Ks P-KR3 11. Xt X B P x Xt 3
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      508 4 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK-END Cup Final At Wembley Today SA TURD A Y B. B.C. Wavelengths 19.82 and 16.86 metres p.m. 6.20 Big Ben. The 8.8.C. Northern Orchestra. Annie Pimblott I (contralto.) 7.20 Sir Barry Jackson presents the Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company <by arrangement with Cyril Philips) m scenes
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      211 4 SUNDA Y 8.8.C. Wavelengths 1D.82 and 16.86 metres p.m. 6.50 Big Ben. The 8.8.C. Northern Orchestra. Greenwich time signal at 7.20 p.m. 7.50 A pianoforte recital by Coquita Fernandez. 8.20 Morris Motors' Band. Foster Richardson (baritone). 8.45--9.05 Weekly newsletter and sports summary. Wavelengths 25.29 and IG.BH metres p.m. 9.20 Big
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      19 5 parkinsons celebrated jm confectjonehH English Doncasier Totjce *frj>*» Royal Doncaster Butter M English Rum and Butter i /|>^ '*t>?^rf\ C'
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      255 5 r7rnZZ—l__ 'NWICIENCV IN THE "010 M<WrtRS" TRAOf f ;^i-- f^* j T 0l j "*"L^^i^ A v^, »Z' I P^ESSO DEVONSHIRE 1, fT^A U\\ I A #*v SUOCET SECRCf. OUT --esx^V rfj^V^" _f I I CHamcello^ Talks for films —^^^^^TT^^V^l t\e H y avenue and expecT L_^_^ fc(HMl^ 1 idH^
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    WHAT THE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
    926 6 Many Students Given Posts Growing Demand For Chinese Youths 'THE annual prize distribution at the School of Agriculture. Serdang, took place on Thursday, Apr. 18. In addition to the staff and students there were present the Hon. The Director of Agriculture, S.S., and Adviser on
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    JAPANESE FREIGHTERS
    72 6 D.X.X. Line To Construct Four New Ships Dairen, Apr. JO. Four freighters, two displacing 7.500 tons each, and two others of 5.00 C tons apiece, will be built by the Dairen Kisen Kalsha for use on its Dairen to Japan run, the shipping firm's office here announced today.
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    PIERCED EYEBALL WITH INSTRUMENT
    926 6 Punjabi "Specialist Sent To Prison HAKIM GULAM NABI. a Punjabi "eye specialist." was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment and ordered to pay $200 compensation to a woman patient, with the alternative of a further two months' imprisonment, m the Singapore police court yesterday before Mr.
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    SERDANG, IS DOING
    423 6 Help For Stricken Planter*' Wives And Children THE annual report of the Planters' Benevolent Fund of Malaya just issued states that the revenue account for the year, and balance sheet at Dec. 31, 1934. duly audited and certified, shows a deficiency m the year's working of $1,586.58.
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      73 6 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL JUBILEE CONCERTS THURS. MAY 9th and SAT. MAY 1 1th at 9.30 p.m. BOOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLE'S Prices $2, $i and 5O Cents. THE BENGAL LANCER MEETS THE GIRL OF HIS DREAMS 11 *f in an s' her man's arms m. X X SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRESENTS
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      94 6 &r t arnr t oz. c C=' s QRANGE y? +3Z&^ rMIDI In The ORIGINAL RENOWNED ORANGE SMASH Which is prepared solely from the juice oi rich Californian Oranges, acts as I chai m stimulating the jaded nerves and keepyou m perfect health. Cooling and Refreshing no other drink will
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    PROSPECTS FOR JUNIORS IN MUNICIPAL SERVICE
    984 7 Advancement Committee 's Report Gets Mixed Reception MR. LA YCOCK 'S OBJECTIONS A SPECIAL rrsolution authorising the President of the Municipal Comntfesioa to convey to His Excellency the (iovernor the ninission s assurance of loyalty and affection to H M the md its hearty
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    ROBINSON'S LOSS OF $40,000
    281 7 But Advance In Turnover Reported •pHE directors of Robinson Co. m their fifteenth annual report lor the financial year ended Jan 31 1935 state. In the report for 1933 4 it was intimated that sales were increasing and the directors have pleasure m advising an advance
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      352 7 v v v v vvvv<"l"*"!"+"*"*"?~2~><^ PAVILION TODAY 3.15-6 15-9.15 r jlte^^ I yen new romance added an evriting haptei V to her b Ta P h >- and it was grand fun X Mb l<! everybody ex epl the men wrote about! The two stars of "When Ladies Meet" J>+
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      130 7 Imagine these 3 great stars TOGETHER m one Comedy The Picture that London Crowds flocked to, at The Empire, for 2\ weeks! Coming to the CAPITOL NEXT WEEK Three star*: inthe4-sta r I X: triumph o |**V iJ? 1 I laughs and mm IB c l ...~c* .-aF- si NCTUAB
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      299 7 ALHAMBRA \}p^l tfS& A THRILLING COMEDY ROMANCE KT^ 4JV REALLY WORTH SEEING TWICE' Jj Sixty minutes of breathless excitement m their search lor life and thrills! Whih the ■II MWW seconds fly. swift moving events untangle H WJA V-^flfllk. their lives and brin- them happiness whfrr M l^^ they least
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News SATURDAY, APRIL 27,1935 A Good Start
    798 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL 27,1935 A Good Start FROM the moment the prospectus for a Jubilee Fund to relieve distress m ihe Settlement was issued by His Excellency the Governor there was never any doubt that its success was assured or that the idea would not be enthusiastically
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    DAY TO DAY
    292 8 Mr. J. Smith. Locomotive Inspector. F.M S Railways, sails for homo today. Mr G. R. Mills has succeeded Mr. Mason as manager on Perak River Valley Estate. Padang Rengas. Mr. D. G. W. Montgomery. Assistant Superintendent of Customs. Taiping. i has entered Batu Gajah Hospital to undergo
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    ABOUT SINGAPORE
    117 8 j Do You Know i J That the last King of Singa- pore was the first King of Malacca? J i According to Diogo dc Oouto this King was called Raja I i Sabu, his reign being m the J 14th Century. Raja Sabu, who ivas also known
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    Topics Of The Week
    1312 8 IN this column on Apr. (>. the Topieist described an imaginary interview between an imaginary character and the Bukit Timah Tiger, who is by now so well known to his readers. The Topieist hub since learned with very great regret that this imaginary interview has caused
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      135 8 CAILDIBIECICS VISIT CAIRO DURING YOUR HOMEWARD JOURNEY When time permits Cox Kings arrange Bbon trips by car ironi Suez connecting with the .steamer at Port Said. For lurther particulars apply to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. or at any of th^ Branches ot COX AND KINGS (AGENTS) LTD. Head Office 13,
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      54 8 WHEN A LONDON HOUSEHOLDER returned home one afternoon recently to find the house ransacked by burglars he was heard to remark mildly that he'd no idea his wife intended starting the spring cleaning so early. Protect your HOUSEHOLD GOODS with GAFLAC POLICIES. GENERAL ACCIDENT, PISE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong
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      7 8 ADET N<^ COGNAC^^LIQUEUR^x^ years or jge X.
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    LIBEL ACTION AGAINST NEWSPAPER
    1786 9 Mr. R. J. Farrer Sues The Straits Echo EVIDENCE GIVEN BY MR. J. LAYCOCK (From Our Own Correspondent) !THE tot v itnoss m the case m W^S. R P J Lr ta suing the Stndts Echo Press, Ltd and Mi M ISiSE** 1 Laycock of MeBBm
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    Application Refused
    126 9 Bankrupt And His Discharge facts were revcalec Bankruptcy Court pesterMr Justice Mills, wher &ng applied for nil Official Assignee*! d by Mr. C. O Official Assignee, that adjudicated a <-: affairs the bank- at $141,730.51 There were no ih of a gun and t ol Instalments a realised.
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    EXHIBITION
    48 9 the pi posed tings, Drawings of Art Photo- Municipal :.ty Q to Batur- exhibitors are [lowing xhibits should lay, to Mr. E. Ida Street, may be sent yarded to the May 3. but May 4th. on Tuesday d private ac- Wednesday 4 pm. to liould be plain-
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    64 9 And Tin Prices >pimdent» Xi BBBE: I <»n(lo»i, Apr. Hi. '5 11 16 d.) I «5 29 32d.> '6 1 32 d '6 3 16d.>| N« Vm k. Apr. m. 11.80 .11.64) '11.76 bid» rn.B7i UN j' London, Apr. :iii. E224-15-OdJ C220-10-od.) "iidon. Apr. :Ui. 1-81% (4.83 3116)
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    A New Creche Opened
    425 9 Child Welfare In Singapore I ADY THOMAS, wife of H.E. the Governor, presided over the eleventh annual meeting of the Child Welfare Society at Government House yesterday afternoon and afterwards opened the new creche and clinic m Park Road. Mr. C. C. Dunman, a vice-president of
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      47 9 STAND UP AND SLIM DOWN i '-'<-- te Women. fcinl I RtiMM. «l Ivercises for the »»J K.Moration of a Witll Special Exercises I 1 M Appendix on Diet "«i OboUy and Food Special Section on u> middle-age spread IMi ligure. r »ce $3.50 EIL WALSH, LTD., SINGAPORE.
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      206 9 "COURVOISIER" THE BRANDY OF NAPOLEON M ROYAL WARRANT TO A H. M. THE KING IB BRANDY LIQUEUR Jljl 1884 QUARTS $10.00 JsFi^flfsik DUTY EXTRA A "!Tj NAPOLEON 4i Bo YEARS OLD" THE BRANDY THAT Sat REVIVES MEMORIES OF THE OLD -EUROPE HOTELJlfJllifili j; QUARTS $20.00 PER BOTT DUTY $1.75 j
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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      9½ PER CENT. DIVIDEND AVERAGED FOR 25 YEARS
      1557 10 9½ PER CENT. DIVIDEND AVERAGED FOR 25 YEARS Gula-Kalumpong Company's Excellent Record THE 25th annual general meeting of the Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Limited, ill held on Thursday, Mar. 28, 1935, at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, London, E.C. Mr. Frederick Anderson (chairman oJ the company > presided. The Secretary <
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      811 10 April M Gambier 500 Java Cube 950 Hamburg Cube 1100 Muntok White Pepper 28.00 White Pepper 26.00 Copra. Sundried 4.65 Copra, mixed 4.35 Small Flake Tapioca 3.90 Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.75 R. (Slam) W.C. No. 1 per koyan $120 R. B. Siam No. 1 $102
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      Fraser's Share List
      887 10 f FRIDAY, APR. 26, 1935 MINING Buyers Sellers. lAmpat Tin (4s) 4s 3d 4s 9d iAsam Kumbang 31s 33s Austral Malay 59s 61s Aver Hitam Tin (ss) I Jf 3d I J| Ayer Weng ($1) 1.85 1 95 c.d. Bangrin Tin 24s 25s 'chenderiang (f) 7s 9d
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      MORE ATTENTION GIVEN TO LOWER GRADES
      129 10 Rubber Reports Malayan Stocks Decrease By Over 3,000 Tons LEWIS and Peat's rubber report dated Binfapore There is not very much of interest to report tions have been typical of the holiday season and to disturb prices. The only feature that might be tion
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      97 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association April 2(i, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Good F.A.Q. m cases (FOB. May> 18 13 16 18 15 16 No. I X. R.S.S. m cases < F. 0.8. May) 19 :> 8 19 11 16 No. I X. R.S.S. Spot-loose* 19 516 19 716 I
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      Wall Street
      220 10 Apr. 24. 25. 26. American Can Com. 120 120 123 5 8 American Telephone and Telegraph 111 1 111 112 3 8 Atcheson Railroad 41 2 41 2 42 Chesapeake 42> 2 42 3 4 42» 2 Dupcnt 96* 8 96 3 4 99 Firestone 14 4 H
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      PEPPER PRICES
      216 10 From Our Own Correspondent > London, Apr. 25. Today's closing prices on the London 'pepper market were as follows: White Muntok. unchanged at 9'.,d. m bond. Black Lampong. spot and April delivery. 3» 2 d. buyers; afloat and MarchMay, 3 9 16d. buyers. Market steady. Spore Cold Storage
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      CHICAGO GRAIN FAILURE
      74 10 I Slightly Depressing Kff In Tho I Stanton Nel>< Since the return] days the mark« I featureless, and ifc Outside operator movement! which enced. are disith and attention h I on the steady rift stocks, while sight improvement In The spectacular h of silver has h.« market,
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      SELLERS RESERVED
      43 10 Uut Undertone Stead Guthric MMI O Prior to the E have lntervcii' there was the CUSI clination t<» tr Although the n with sellers r steady and f I demands. Stocks m th< U increased by 1.060 I at 165.247 tOCM
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    EMPIRE PROGRAMMES
    129 11 Tentative Arrangements To Broadcast Test Matches With South Africa of the forthcoming South African Cricket will be the speeches on the (coming luncheon Empire Society at toria, I ondon. The chalrHon the Earl of Ath- ipOSC the he:) th of Mi H F. Wade, capAlrican Cricket Team. dcast
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    WEEK-END PROGRAMMES
    251 11 PHI. and programmes for the end ui!l be found on page I certain ot bi radiated m pro- is Test match :n June 15 London June i:i. 15. and 16 v July ir," AUffUSt 17 South African Artists >uth African arIn Empin pro- next week •forfo a native
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    RADIO FOR POLICE
    169 11 Linking Tp Lonely Stations In Northern Territory Darwin. Northern Territory police administration is linking its remote out-stations to the headquarters at Darwin by a network of wireless sets. Soon six seta wili be In operation. A few weeks ago a set was installed at the Roper River
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    THE CUP FINAL TODAY
    128 11 i Running Commentary In I Transmission 3 A bout 100.000 enthusiasts packed shoulder to shoulder round the Empire Stadium at Wembley neai London, will today witness the Footbal station Cup Final— the greatest •yen; ol the iootball season—while many millions more m the British Isle and
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    211 11  -  Ely Culbertson >>y l| World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst M*i" Pfopit- .say they will not play T1 rubber bridge because they are poor card holders or claim that the game injures their sense of relative card values. Others can find no great thrill m the
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    LEAGUE TAKES UP TELEVISION
    92 11 TELEVISION has now reached a stag* where it has become a matter o international concern. A; Its February session, the League'Internationa! Institute of Educationa Cinematography appointed a committee m conjunction with the International Wirel as Union, m order tc study all questions concerning the use of
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    EXPERIMENTER'S CLAIM
    147 11 EXPERIME NTER'S CLAIM Television Practicable In Brisbane. In the old Observatory Building In Wiekham Terrace. Brisbane. Thomas. M. B. Elliott has been carrying on research work m television m a privately owned station. He claims that for the last tour months he has been able to transmit .mages fit lor
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    WEDDING HITCH
    407 11 Paralysed Father Unable To Sign Agreement Sydney. An unusual situation provided an unexpected delay m a Lithgow girl's arrangements for her wedding. She was not old enough to marry without obtaining her parent's consent, and her father, who lives m Sydney, had paralysis oi the hand, which made
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    RADIO IN NEW ZEALAND
    312 11 New Station Opened At Auckland The new broadcasting transmlttei and studio buildings at Auckland (IYM NVw Zealand were officially opened bj the Postmaster-General, the Right Hon. A. Hamilton, recently. After reviewing the growth oi broadcasting, the Pos9ma.ster-General said that New Zealand did not lag behind m
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    VERSATILE PIANIST
    366 11 VERSATILE PIANIST AUSTRALIAN GIRL IN 8.8.C. VARIETY DEPARTMENT DADIO news contains a good deal c information about artists wh appear before the microphone, bu little about thai experienced and highl trained body who form the nucleu around which the variety programme are built. Jean Melville, an Australian «irl i one
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    EXTORTION CHARGE
    79 11 Young Tamil Clerk Again In Court I poll, Apr l\ Belvanayagam, clerk to the inspector A Small Holdings Tapah, made another ippearance In the first magistrate'! :ourt this morning to answer a charge }f extortion Mr. Das. who has been retained ior the defence, asked that an early
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    MURDER INQUIRY
    68 11 Definitely Fixed After Nine Postponements Ipoh. Apr. M. The preliminary inquiry Into the murder charge against Ramasamy Tamil, which had been postponed nine times since Feb. 16. 1935. tyaa ftt last been definitely fixed for hearing on May 1 The accused Itanda char;- d with th<murder ol a
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      MORE CHOLERA IN CALCUTTA
      412 12 Over 200 Cases In A Week THE Health Bulletin of the League cl Nations eastern bureau for the week ended Apr. 20. states: Plague. Four ports m the Eastern arena notified the presence of human plague during the week, namely Bassein— 2 cases, and Moulmein, Rangoon
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      TALKIES ON DOLLAR LINERS
      116 12 Modern Equipment Installed DOLLAR Line ruund-ilu -world steamers have now been equipped with talking motion pictures according to advice received by the local office Ol the company. The most modern and up-to-date equipment has been installed, and passengers can now enjoy up-to-date feature pictures. A system
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      BOY BADLY SCALDED
      107 12 Hurst Pipe On The Karapara The bursting of a steam pipe on the poop deck of the British India Steam Navigation Co.'s. s.s. Karapara, lying In Empire Dock, Tanjoiiß Pagar, resulted m lerloua injury to an Indian "boy It appear s that the victim was BleepIng by
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      STRAITS HOMEWARD CONFERENCE
      118 12 Merchants are hereby informed that the rate of freight on Galena ore m bags from Straits to Conference basis ports m Europe is reduced to 30s per ton of 20 cwt. effective from 26.4.35 The s.s. Conte Rosso is due here on Tuesday morning, from Trieste, Venice.
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      544 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m F.M.S.) nimOM Frcißht 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AGSMTI FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. (Incorporated m England). HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN HONOLULU CANADA BY THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE— LUXURY AT LOW COST Sec Lovely Lake Louise, Banff the Beautiful and
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      54 12 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia FREMANTLE j(Via Port Swettenham, Penan* Palembang, Banjoewangi and Ncrth Western Port*) D u< Sail ?iKK££ S'.S"; Fares Single £19.0.0, Australian Return £30.0.0, Currency For particular, of Freight and Pa^a^ please apply to:— McALISTER CO., LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG Planters Stores Agency Co., Ltd Kutlm Lumpur
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      242 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRESS: 22. TALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.I] of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO, PORT SUD*N MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Leave Rangoon Colombo 1935 CHESHIRE May 8 May 15 S Y H°H R O
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      60 12 For everything apiHrtHinin| to Ocean Passages, Foreign Monet Exchange and Freight, apply WACC^JiIrLITS [WOQLO TPavTT stPVICf 39, ROBINSON ROAD No Booking Fee*. Telephone 5908 H.W D THE HONGKONG WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD KOWLOON DOCKS COSMOPOLITAN DOCK ABERDEEN DOCKS OUR MANY ACTIVITIES include HIGH GRADE STEEL CASTING Xreag I I I
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      412 12 1 Local And j Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7 30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. i Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every
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      119 12 SINGAPORE Ships alnimv in y or expr,.,-,, (trUf Bml Wharf (Batraa Havr»' M.v Main Wharf I, i Ranpura. 16: Ifachaon 9; Main 7. Fmpire Dork I t;ii Silversandal 30 Scientist :u. A 38. Fmpire Dork (Fntr.n Nagato Maru Maru 48. West Wharf (Fntr.i!. Cape St. Audi Section 10: (Fnti.in, Mirzapore
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      353 13 I and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS I Tnage Spore. T'nage Spore. KAISAR-I-HIND 11.500 July 5 6.810 May 8 BEHAR 6,000 July 18 17.000 May 10 RANCHI 17.000 July 19 11.000 May 24 SOUDAN 6,500 July 31 6.000 June 6 NALDERA 16.000 Aug. 2 I 5000
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      505 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Hi England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Ai «OUKb. Steamer x City of Birmingham Af r n< L M SaUs i City of Bristol pr 9 Ma V 2 I City of Bagdad ay 14 May
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      799 13 SHIPPING The Straits Steamship Co Ltd V? I***l*'^ St<lsunshi P <*, Ltd. The China Navigation Co' Ltd ?J' UStral J5 n Ortent l "dThe Siam Steam Navigation Co.'. Ltd. Irrawaddy Flotilla Co., Ltd. £L£TS! I?* London and A am nd M "-> M Ltd. The Federated Malay States Railway.™™™* Royal
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      842 14 K. P. MKOMN^LIJKE FAKEIVAART MAATSCHAPPU VALENTIJN Saturday. Apr. 27. Rhio. Padang-Bay, Ampenan, Boolclcn^ and Sourabaya. TOBOALl— Saturday, Apr. 27. Koedap, Tampottih, Tamput-TinKgi, Bcngkalis. Bat««;-Pandjaii«. BenebOd and Bagan Si-Api-Api. TOGIAN- Saturday. Apr. 27, Tambelan and Pontianak. TOBA- Saturday. Apr. 27, Moeara-Saba and Djambi. BELAWAN Sunday. Apr 28. Rhio <passenK«rs and mails
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      391 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON NEW LOW THROUGH RATES HONG KONG TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OR HONG KONG TO SEATTLE DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA AND
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    THE F.A. CUP
    1234 15 WEDNESDAY AND W.B.A. meet today for todaj the concluding half of an article on the X Cap Final, specially written for the Free Press part dealt with the prospects of the teams; toshort description of the football careers of the ho vn ill play M Wembley today
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    DAVIS CUP PLAYER
    168 15 Engages Former Trainer Of "Babe" Ruth Lack of weight and physical reserve have so handicapped Sidney Wood, the American Davis Cup player, m the past that he has now decided to go into strict training for this year's lawn tennis struggle. There are no half-measures about Wood.
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    CRICKET IN N.S.
    708 15 V.E.H. RHODES TO TURN OUT FOR STATE? iFrom Our Own Correspondent. T UI 01 Seremban, Apr. 23. HERE is every possibility of V. E H. H. (Dusty) Rhodes who had an nounced his retirement trom State cricket, being persu ;ded to turn out for Negri Sembilan against
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    CRICKET AT MALACCA
    409 15 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Apr. 24. QN Monday the St. Francis' Association drew with the Singapore Khalsa Association. Khalsa Association Ravilal c and b Rodrigues 0. Ram Piara b Rodrigu.* I, Wazir Singh c H. S Lee b P de 2? 1 I°' C r SiKgh
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      68 15 COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 29th... GRAND REMOVAL SALE 30 c 5O °o DISCOUNT ON ENTIRE STOCK HATS DRESSES NOVELTIES |l r <;i i" ir tunity to have high-class HATS and for the KING'S Jubilee and the MEETINGS for less MONEY. 'li of our business forces us to move Jer premises located
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      132 15 25 YEARS A KING TO COMMEMORATE KING GEORGE'S SILVER JUBILEE vihc WILL ISSUE ON FRIDAY, MAY 3 A SPECIAL ENLARGED COMBINED JUBILEE and BRITISH TRADE FAIR NUMBER Ag^^^^>-; Bee. •j&F^E^- > 9 tS' w a SjR fH. M. King George. H. M. Queen Mary. The frontispiece of this number will
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    RESHUFFLED CRICKET CLUB TEAM BEATEN BY SEVEN GOALS BY R.A.
    837 16 RESHUFFLED CRICKET CLUB TEAM BEATEN BY SEVEN GOALS BY R.A Changes In Positions A j Failure STAGEY SCORES FIVE TIMES j Johnson's Fine Efforts For S. C. C. j; R.A 7. 7TT~ S.C.C 0. -T-HE R.A. continued their victorious career m First Division 1 football when they overwhelmed the S.C.C.
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    Key Match To Promotion Problem
    357 16 Key Match To Promotion Problem WEST HAM PLAY AT BOLTON HPHOUOH all else m the football world pales into insignificance today beside the Cup final, several questions, vital enough to the teams concerned, might be answered m t >days league fixtures. Are Leicester to join Tottenham m descending to the
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    Two Straits Cattle Players Suspended
    175 16 Two Straits Cattle Players Suspended FOR 6 AND 3 MONTHS RESPECTIVELY 3 Other Suspensions THE Disciplinary Board of the Singapore Amateur Football Associa T tion has registered the following suspensions M. K. Sultan of Straits Cattle Tradding F.C.. for violent and dangerous play during the Commercial Cup Com- petition match,
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    PADMORE SHIELD
    170 16 Week-end Third Round Ties I The third round ties lor the Singapore Billiards Association Challenge Shield are as follows: 1 Saturday 5.30 p.m. M. Anciano vs. Yeo Sim Lim. 1 8.30 p.m. Tan Boon Poh vs. Chio Eng Wah. Sunday |5.30 p.m. V. Wv/odford vs. Hock Kien. 3.30
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    Teams For Week-end Cricket Matches
    487 16 Teams For Week-end Cricket Matches THE following have accepted to play cricket for S.C.C. vs. United Services today at 2 p.m. and tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. at S.C.C: R. A Ashworth, C. G. Jenner. R. L. Moir, P. W. Holt. R. F. W. Leonard. F. P. H. Pearse. J. E.
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    Amateur Boxing Tournament Semi-Finals
    179 16 Amateur Boxing Tournament Semi-Finals AT THE NEW WORLD TONIGHT tthe leml-fftnali v i boxinn tournament the New World at B pm finals take place on T at 9 p.m. A food icrap should r Hartley and West boi meet m the leml-flna] tarns. w. Mitchell ma dleweighU, but In tin
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    Tennis
    276 16 S.C.C. MIXED DOUBLES Tournament Ties For Monday Mrs. Swaine and B. J P. Fletcher, owe 2) vs. Miss Combie and Fl. Lt. j Navies »owe 15). Miss Scott Dalßleish and W. N. Ro:hery <plus 4) vs. Mr. and Mrs. Swin- •hatt (owe 3>. Miss Foster Hall and A. If.
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    ISLAND CLUB
    86 16 Result Of Easter (up Competition The result «>i the lutei i uj Island Club wai tl foil T.m Ifong Beng U7> Ll. Commander Iftoder fM I H. I. Yamoto <:•»> H 14» H. Masutla (20) H" Yon£ Loon Choiu; 13 1 4 Ml Commander J M. B '18>
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