The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 April 1936

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    14 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 14,818. ESTI). 1835. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936. 10 CF.NTS.
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE RELATIONS AGAIN STRAINED
    469 1 Soviet-Mongol Pact Dis in rbs Japan m NANKING SUSPECTED OF TREATING WITH U.S.S.R. Offer Of Mongolia FFor Assistance By Russia Alleged oOVIET-JAPANESE relations have once again become kJsti over Outer Mongolia. In addition to the nuai >r:ler incidents, Japan expresses her dislike et-Mone;oi and acceding to
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    74 1 border incidents shows very c'early that invasions have been carried out deliberately by the Soviet and alsr that the Soviet-Mongol pact of Mar. 13. gives the Soviet a voice in ManchuMongol border issues, the Kokumin infers that the Soviet's underlying aim i c to give a crushing blow tc the
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    London Comment On German Peace Plan
    161 1 London Comment On German Peace Plan "SIGNIFICANT' NEW FACTOR" Well Received By t___ THL C x br\ (breach Lccarnc ng a s peace on a i .j. Lona A it ctr ifu i n .1 Oc .t... in ali ia Ilia work mms a once bei an ii minary exchai
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    DR. ECKENER TO BE RELIEVED OF POST?
    189 1 DR. ECKENER TO BE RELIEVED OF POST? B?rlia. Aur. TT is le&rne-. Dr. fc-eiener ha_ incurred d ilts in Government g fusaj i ndenbuffe tor the -i _vion campaign* In is |§tatc*j Dr Eckener was compelled to M33 th. 1 Hindeobur:. tor thLs purpose. It is alleged Dr. Eckener ordered
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER OF MR. WANG CHING WEI
    72 1 Canton Government Officials Said To Be Involved Ron« Kent, Ipr. t, F WESTIG ITIONS by th II ing Konc ilici i Involved In ittempted laairatlon ol Mr Wang Ching Wml the former Premier, al thai a numbei al high of the Southwest Government
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    Many Difficulties
    348 1 Despite its conciliatory tone rr. d finite contribution on the iin<'s b for is forthcoming and it is r.. that many difficulties have I > b overcome before :h< itage oi negotlatfrna can b..> reached. It is n.ted I v. n document which admits thai wea Europe has
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    CORONATION DATE
    35 1 London. Apr. 2. In the Hcu.se cf Commons today, the Premier. Mr. Baldwin, announced that i.e coronation ol kk-£ Biward viit aril] take place next Muv The dat? has :ot been fixed.— Reuter
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    British Government Defeated
    113 1 EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK FOR WOMEN CIVIL SERVANTS? London. 4pr. 2 I\URING the debate on the question of equal pay for eoual work for women e(/il servants which was moved by the Labour member. Miss Ellen Wilkinson, the Government suffered deleat bv 150 votei to M8
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    ITALY TAKES AUSSA
    249 1 ITALY TAKES AUSSA 300-MILE MARCH ACROSS DESERT tfeavy Fighting Also in The South Home, Apr. 2. MARSHAL Badoglio, in a rum- tounique, states that his troop after I di. limit march ti .'5O kttwnctrcn, have occupied Sardo in the heart of the Aussa Ustrtel n-ar Ihr Kivcr Awash Sar(.t» c
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    49 1 Ir trill en "e department ol the British nj ind they have been p i i A irapl i' i j ri produ vhleh la 'i r>idl i preliminary anqwlry with a i having Ihe t <tir nee used cx- tl to Nanking I>r tnai Si:. W .1:1 P'»).
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      115 1 IM..!Jlu.Tm SEA VIEW PL HOTEL '^mm\\a\mm mm^ IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT bvsry room arrrn i^mvah maim konnuho hot and dosj) rtatbn I'LNNIii GoLf SWIMMINO i NBATHWO ONB Of BING i< BCBfIC URAUTI SPOTS TONIGHT INFORMAL SPECSAL DfNNER DANCE 1, DINNER DArtCE MUSIC BY THE v relief; band S_L, T 2 "ROSSmC
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    NEW CONSTITUTION FOR INDIA
    149 2 Provincial Autonomy Ry London, Mar. 30. The House ol Commons discussed tonight draft Orders in Council under the Government ol India Act which the Under-Secretary tor India. Mr. R. A. Butler, said marked a further stage in the steady progress which was being made towards the
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    EASTER RECESS
    34 2 London, Apr. 1. The Primr Minister announced yesterday that Parliament will rise for the Raster recess on Apr 0 and reassemble on Anr. 21. when the Budget will be opened.- British Radio
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    CULTIVATING LIFE IN GLASS BOTTLES
    399 2 Firsfc StJfcs Towards The "Brave New World" IN a modest laboratory, rather like a pleasant country mansion, three miles from Cambridge, a dozen .scientists, under the direction of a woman, have for seven years been growing and cultivating life in glass bottles, writes a special
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    JUBILEE FUND
    206 2 Committee Appointed To Deal With Cases A* already intimate! The Silver Jubilee Fund commenced to function as I from Apr. 1. Captain Frank E. Bainbridge of the Salvation Army has been appointed as Relieving Officer for the purpose of administering relief from this Fund. Premises, which will become
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    Law Notices For The Day
    95 2 Before the Acting Chief JnsUcs in Ihe Ist. Court at 10.45 a.m. Judgment S 116 35— How Say Huan vs. Lim Kee Tng alias Lim Teng and anor. Assizes. Rex vs. Lim Boon Kee < for sentence). At 11 a.m.: —Criminal Petition No 335 Rex
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    KING GEORGE MEMORIAL IN HEART OF EMPIRE
    573 2 KING GEORGE MEMORIAL IN HEART OF EMPIRE PRIMATE PROPOSES WESTMINSTER SITE "A NobkTSetting For Statue" London, Mar. 13. THE Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Lan jr. speaking at the Mansion Hous* meeting yesterday to consider a national memorial to the late King George the decisions of which are reported today said
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    CHINESE 5 PER CENT, GOLD LOAN 1912
    110 2 Lcndon, Mar. 21. Coup3ii No. 47 of the Chinese Five per Cent Gold Loan 1912, due Mar. 30 (including those b3.onging to bonds drawn for redemption 1931 to 1936 in- j ijclusive>. may be presented for payment [between 10 to 2 <Saturdays 10
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    Raffles Library
    341 2 Thc underrated newly added non fiction and fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday (4.4.96) at 3.30 a.m.: ArtiJex Sketches and Ideas. Richard Aldington; flying Crtrl, niustiated. Elly Beinhorn; Contacts. Curtis Brown: anmba! Cousins. John BOUSIon Craige; Jolin Ouily and His Times. Illustrated, Bernard Darwin; piumer
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      23 2 a »_w_—e_ aa YOU GET THE NEWS LATEST LOCAL PICTURES IN THE FREE PRESS MALAYA S PREMIER MORNING PAPER Established Over A Century.
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      188 2 Diary Of The Day High Tide 845 a.m. 75 'J 55 p.m. 7 4 ft. Sport Soccer: Div i R/\ vs. Chinese at Anson Road Stadium Prlendlj SCC. •B" vs. Monopolies at S.C.C Yachting: R.S.Y.C. Friday races 5.20 pm Lawn Tennis: YMC A open tournament finals. ALHAMBRA "The Last Ol
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    SEQUEL TO SEIZURE OF FIRM'S FUNDS
    524 3 m Judge Sets Order Aside COLONIAL PROCEDURE UNKNOWN IN GREAT BRITAIN procedure ol attachment before judgment is now found in sert-Ofl of the Debtors Ordinance »934 which re- t,.»,i 689 ui the Civil Procedure Code J90.. The pr0- is unknown tn England, and, although
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    SIGNATURE FORGED?
    739 3 Expert's Evidence AN interesting action on a pro- missory note was heard yesterin the High Coi-.rt before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark. The plaintiff in the case is Gurdial Singh and he sued a Chinese woman named Ah Kian alias Lim Geok Eng for the balance of a promissory
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    MONEYLENDER CHARGED WITH CHEATING
    340 3 Mohammedan Who Left Colony CLAIM TO HAVE OVER $40,000 OUTSTANDING A MONEY- LENDER who asserted that he '..id ow t SIO.iNMI outstanding at present, cave his etMoMOe Mutl Mr \l. 11. Hacker in the third court. Singapore, yesterday, ulm ii h«- f Raj Kishore K.ti by
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    KUALA LUMPUR MARKETS CONTROVERSY
    1009 3 Warning Not To follow, Singapore's Example (From Our uwn Correspondent*" Kuala Lumnur, Apr. 1. TTHE markets controversy was mainly responsible for the fact that today's meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board lasted for over two hours. The Board rejectee! a motion that all the present
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    GRIEVOUS HURT CHARGE
    302 3 "Will Always Limp" lAOUR Blngh, a Bengali Hindu cow- .herd BUI on a bench OWlnf to severe Injuries on his foot and gave evidence llnst Govindasamy. a motor 081 driver who stood before Mr L B Gibson, the lirst magistrate. Singapore chained wit ii voluntarily causing grlevoUS
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    AIR PASSENGERS
    129 3 Arrived from Europe and India by KLM Nachtegaal on Marc 30. Mr. J. Fray. Left for N.E.I, by KLM "Nachtegaal" on March 31. Mr. Lim Thi Ng >h, Mr. Alfiir.k and Mr. Berkhout. Arrived nom MEI by KNILM PKAFL" on March 31. Mr. Grundlehner. Mr. Sauvage. Mr. Bronsing.
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    22 3 Mr. T C IfartllM has been app AnV I a Penang Municipal Commissioner in Mi" place oi the Ho. Colonel Fletcher, resigned.
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    YOKOHAMA SPECIE HANK
    115 3 Dividend Of 1(1 Per Cent. Kctommnif.tri 'i he rp r itl e directors <•! ftfca* hams Bp< Bu k Ltd n>r lbs hah fear, ending Dee 11, 19.15. statat: Tiie nti proAi <»: Mi. tank lor uie past halt-ye.n. after prnwdinK lor *M Lau and doubtful debt!
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    129 3 The H vli s V» rasamy ot Kuala i umpur now on rurtl to M»-d in snd expect* d >r a month >*< v. ii i etved <>! the «i. ith M it the Roehl rd Hospital Mb a 0 Wilson latt I I I Icr of P ill< Penani
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      24 3 South British *NCt COMPANY. LTD. •"I in New Zealand) CAN YOU AFFORD A N UNINSURED LOSS BY FIRE? 1 I'KXTKR. Manager. 2, Finiuy.'on Green.
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      83 3 SUPREME FAVOURITE of the SINd-AI'ORK einema-patrons DOLORES DEL RIO in another WAKM.R BROS. HIT. C MRMa _>■*<*_ A delirious duchess Mill liT^^^^ 1 B Oon tho loose moots ■111l Pi W J 111 ;W a wa<t Coionovo >U V___________l ___25_l "*N the Casinos AV *3^_ jOL*^ __B Mond that's how
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    Mr. A. P. Herbert Wants A 5-Years Divorce Plan
    329 4 Mr. A. P. Herbert Wants A 5 -Years Divorce Plan IS MARRIAGE TOO EASY? iIR A P HEW I i [.P., who proposes that divorce should be refused to anyone who has not been married for five year also want:; to make marriage more difficult. One o! his pre >
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    Blondes Now A Back Number
    124 4 lf*l ONDKS definitely are passe in Hollywood. So aaya Leßoy Prinz, who should know, for as dance -iirector at the Paramount Studio. Prir.z deals in screen b< auty. At present he has some 200 girls working. "The desire to have blonde hair became so prevalent
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    Cunning Touches
    113 4 In Sweden, a puree cf cranberries is ssrved with boiled chicken and rice. This gives ths touch of colour so nej cessary to "white" dishes. Rub a clove of garlic round the pan. or add a little onion juice to parsley sauce. Either will give it quite a
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    17 4 Miss Stone and Mis: Tirrfcnins. of the District Hospital, Taiping. proceed lon iiome leave or: Apr. 11.
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    CHARM COUNTS MOST
    470 4 Personality Lasts Longer Than Good Looks UjISANY women think they mu 1 IVI )C beautii jJ to bo faselns In I don't agree." says Gertrude Lawrence; "it v. a different thing altogether." i hid snatched pr eloa moment with hi r bets* i i r d* \i
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    18 4 lire. Br .v.: res<dei ovner oi Btratten btate, Peta'ing. hai returned fi ''n trip ta China ted Japan.
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    DO YOU ALSO LEAD A DOUBLE LIEE?
    583 4 Modem Jekvlls And Hydes m> aw lI7E all believe lots of things and do lots ol things not because we have rationally considered them or because, after long and careful thought, we have become assured of their correctness and desirability. We do them
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    45 4 photo). CHINESE FASHIONS. Miss P. Webb, Mr. M. D. P. Gilroy (president of the Magic Circle) and Mrs. A. J. Braga, who are among those taking part in the "Magic, Mirth and Mystery" show at the Victoria Theatre for thc Chidren's Aid Society. Free Press
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    QUICK DIVORCES
    59 4 OfFfJVTfSff nn cent r* r (lit'itc* pc it toilers |g //j,. hear for which ,f, ti IM OblC t!'>;tld huie had *lri ■>•■>■ fffrinnrs longer Mr. Herbert's five -pear plan hud ore// m /)<"' Cl .itfi ii.(' is the percentage shot, r' n *i '•■-"rl f tOKlmi r**ai:'->
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      224 4 FROM PARIS comes a NEW KIND OF FACE POWDER Frenc h Chemists, after years of research, have din overed a new facc-{>owdcr which completely ends shiny nose and greasy-looking skin it gives a |>crfect •matt finish' which lasts for 8 hours. Neither rain nor perspiration can spoil it. The secret
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      314 4 m\m l_r__f ll ll i'l I "> f Sugar plays an Im por. y f tarn pan in bringing f{ out the 6avour of a j jelly and making ll a nutritious aa well as a delightful sweet. Aa you would expect, only the very In. est cane sugar ia
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    387 5 >i riTI'LESCO (Bcnmanla) right, a> riving for the League Meeting at St. Jam?j" Palace. THF POSTMASTER GSNERAL, M«j« r Trvon. nrtsrnled thr OKI Io Miss L. K. Jackson, a ti.P.O. supervhor at llollowav. N Mi»\ l.ifkson was awarded the olt I for putting forward improvements t«» .1 i>osi:i| order sorting
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    RUBBER TREES PLANTED AFTER RESTRICTION
    884 6 Singapore Chettiar Fined (From Our Ovm Co-respondent) Johort? llahrii, Apr. 1. MR. J. B. WEISS, first magistrate, Johore. Bahru, this werning fined Boons ivieyappa hctliar, a mrmhcr of one of thi: richest moneylending firms in Singapore. $500 for planting rubber trees in excess of 30
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    Decrease In Exports
    101 6 TIN PRICE FALLS STATISTICS tut nished by the Re-gistrar-General of Statistics disclose Malayan imports for February of $4,937,000. The amended figure for January is $4,888,000 making a total of $9,825,000 for the two months. This compares with $19,489,000 for the same period of 1935. The gross exports
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    POST OFFICE CLUB
    184 6 A Satisfactory Financial Position The satisfactory financial position of the Post Office Club is revealed in the report of the committee to be presented at the annual meeting of the club next Sunday afternoon. The income and expenditure ac count shows an excess of $262 against a
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    DOMINION STEEL AND COAL
    119 6 Montreal. The statement of accounts for 1935 Ox the Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation reveals working profits of $1,295,500 < £259,100), compared with $1008.000 (£201,600) in 1934. After deduction in lespect of depreciation and for bank and income bond interest, operations show a net surplus profit
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    9-YEAR-OLD BOY SOLD BY HIS MOTHER
    568 6 Threat Of Suicide BRUTALLY CANED AND LOCKED IN TORE Malacca, Mar. 31. NINE-YEAR-OLD Javanese boy, who gave his name as Keling related a harrowing tale of the cruc'ty and suffering he had undergone at the hands of Lee Teck Bonsr, a Chinese youth, who.
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    BRITISH TRADE FAIR
    200 6 Opens On May 1 THE fourth of the series of British Trade Fairs held at the Great World Amusement Park, Singapore will open on Friday, May 1 for the customary period of 9 days including Sunday. As previously announced the opening ceremony will be performed by the
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    TAMIL EDUCATION
    94 6 (From Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 30. At the Selangor Slate Council meet ing at Klang today Mr J R. Vetha vanam asked: 1. What is the number of Indian children of school-going age at Kuala Selangor. whose parents are t mployed as labourers, etc., by Government
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    IS MR. RICKETT CARRYING PEACE TERMS?
    205 6 Famous Oil Concessionaire Back j In Abyssinian Capital Addis Ababa, Mar. 20. MR. F. W. RICKETT. who recently negotiated for an oil concession in Aby_sinia. travelled in a special train today from Djibouti to Addis Ababa He arrived tonight. Although Government circles here profess
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    REBATE OF TAX
    113 6 For Carts With Rubber Tyres (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 1. The question of a rebate of tax for bullock-carts with rubber tyres was again mentioned at today's meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board. The chairman. Major G M. Kida. recalled that he had
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    OEHLERS' MEMORIAL
    31 6 The Harry Oehlers' Memorial Church of St. Paul's, at the 6th mile, Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore, will be dedicated by the Bishop of Singapore or. Saturday at 5 pm
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    Examination In Chinese
    167 6 10 STUDENTS PASS A SPECIAL examination in Chinese was held at the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School, and ten out of 12 school students passed five with honours. The purpose of this examination was to enable the English educated Chinese in Malaya to obtain eertifieates of effieiency in
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    NEW GUARD
    47 6 Command crJeia issued by m.u Oeneral w. g. s Dobbte, G.o.c Malaya, from Fort Cannin vstrrd.r state that the oc. Ist Battall n InnlakllFing Fusiliers will arrange to t.ike over mard auties al Oovernmeni House from the Straits Settlements Pciice Guard at 8 a.m. today
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    37 6 DURING THE RECENT Spanish elections vast ciuantit.es of propaganda literature wore distributed to all parts of the country through the ra st oflice Here is one of fhe Socialist party helpers taking a .virile to the post
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    FAR EASTERN HYGIENE
    230 6 Conference In Java A PftEFAftATOftl ii, ..in, Committee of the Loogni of Nations, w.iieh Includes A. S. llayncs. formerly <>|<»mi.i| Secretary, Straps Sct 1 l« meati as one of its members. has |,j t Europe on a tour of the i East to study rural kfgi n.
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    SEQUEL TO ACCIDENT
    178 6 New Law Tor Demolition Of Baikttafi 'From Our Own rorn-spomii-nt Kuala I urn pur, Apr I. A seqatl tO .1 h n m !.it.il accident in Kuala Lump')' w.i, .1 mit inn .it tf.e Sanitary 1. id meetini today bv the chairman Major t; \i Kidd 1
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      199 6 This Simple Treatment Quickly Heals ECZEMA AND OTHER SKIN ERUPTIONS combination of .oolhing, healing anti- of all. < utuura aeptic medicaments. Nothing known healer which w"ll .ha, un jo med.cal science w... give yoS quicker UU CI Ecle™ How Cuticura Heals eczema Wash the affected pan night and morning with
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    Hokien Community WANT SIMPLER FUNERAL RITES
    753 7 Hokien Community WANT SIMPLER FUNERAL RITES Local Chinese Topics by our chinese correspondent HEFINITE measures to bring about reforms in funeral ritual and after-funeral rites and to popularise economic and simple burials have been adopted by leaders of the Hokien community who have started a campaign to impress on local
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    61 7 T C v j irtine, manager, of the Co Penang has been appoint-, n <! the Penang Municio'l in pi ice of the Hon. OA D a. PietchtT, resigned. Mr R W E Harper* 0.C.P.D.. Sitind Dindinas. left Sitiawan for fer on Friday and Mi. A man. who returned to
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    CLOVE INDUSTRY IN ZANZIBAR
    107 7 London. Apr 1 The Colonial 8 crcl try. li ten with the British R recentiy considered the p iltl tn ol the clove industry in Zai liter been agree I thai now been gained by the Clove Growers' position sh. ml ivesl new to deciding Ll
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    26 7 Th. Hon Dal Q appcicted Un iclal M >mb Bxecutire Council and ol the or state nl Johor for i f ui I of two years.
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    SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW
    121 7 Despite the fact that this season has been unduly dry and not too fav curable lor the gardeners, the entrles to the Singapore Flower Show thia year surpass the record of last V ar. In particular in the quality o* the exhibits sent in. On several occasions
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    34 7 From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 31. Capt Nrx>r Mohamed Hashim was entertained by members of the Government Servant Co operative Society this evening before his departure ior Singapore as a Legis'ative Councillor.
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    Winning CONTRACT
    484 7 Winning CONTRACT David Burnstiuc, Mirhml Gottlieb. Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schcnkmn world's Icadina *<'am-.>f-four and inrrntors of thc system that has beaten every other system in existence. ouEssa IT WAS once said bv I wry well- known player that in Contract Bridge there no r n him is ii pur.-
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      91 7 THE PRESS SAYS IT'S GOOD 11 SINGAPORE IKI.I IM.I- lb, tm.s; shous of its kind rvrr produced i» Singapore MORNING TRIBUNE: I hnl rnicrsaincrs the** magician* a i show IHF STRAITS TIMRB: im I. Intrigued and bewildered the .1 oneo MALAYA TRIBUNE: ludience coin '.i-alih -ornrisrd rxcrllrnci «»l grigl I
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      451 7 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY Pcttang ZHJ 6.20 Big Ben. The Band of His is Society) on Majesty's Scots Guards. 720 Greenwich time signal. "EscapWavetength 49.3 metres in^ for a Living," by Murray (The Australian Escapologis). jon Ti gnal. 735 A Programme of new gramoprogramme. n Phone records, d music by
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936. Hitler's Reply
    1072 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936. Hitler's Reply ONE cannot fall to be impressed with the conciliatory tone of the German reply to the proposals ,of the Locarno Powers. At first sight it seems to be a genuine contribution to the future peace of Europe, or at 'east
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    93 8 The Hon. Mr. Egmont Hake has arrived in Kuala Lumirur from leave. Mr. S:on Cheng Tan has succeeded his father as a member of the Kultm Sanitary Board. Inspector A. E. Jakeman. who hao jaat returned from leave with Mrs Jakeman. is statiored at Sitiawan. Dr Baeza.
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    857 8 Protection Against Gas Politics In West Autirmlim .hi pa tt csc Divine Right Of Kings I'HE Home Office has made known Its plans for training the British public in precautions against attack by gas bombs and they make cheerless reading. A school for instructors will be
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    962 8 CITOLE was doing well He was strong and fresh, very ignorant, and very optimistic Only yesterday he had started. His first job for the white man. Yesterday the white foreman had said. "So deep must you drill.'.* showing a measu'ing stick aus long as himself "When it is
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      75 8 AN ADVERTISEMENT for window boxes says that they bring the garden into the hous<\ Many a weman says her husband dees the same thing, although there is a scraper on the doorstep. When things are taken out of your house it is another matter. The contents of every home should
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    RED RESISTANCE COLLAPSING IN SHANSI
    184 9 Government Forces Inflict Heavy Losses CAVALRY HARRY RETREATING Shanghai, Anr 2 pGHTINC asainst thc overwhelming odds of the combined 1 Government forces for ten days, the entire line of the R»d „ree. extendi:,* from thc district of Chaocheng, Fohsien. to the mount.._nous rcg.ons in the
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    159 9 FRENCH BELGIAN SECURITY (iuaranteed By Britain London, Apr. 2. IT i.s understood that the British Ca- bine: yesterday decided on a letter to be dispatched immediately to France and Belgium under which Britain i ensure the security of I Belgium against any' unprovoked aggression, if the efforts at concilia: ion
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    69 9 Brussels, Apr 2 The G•. rnment is asking the Chamber > discuss the new military Friday and the Senate Parliament will be dissolved before Easter The ab rve d?ci:.ions were reached by Cabinet yesterday evening when, m view of the expiry of the special Powers granted a
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    CHINESE CLANS RIOT
    191 9 Women Alleged Annoyance At A Wayang <Frcm Our Cwn Cnrresnondent) Ipoh, Apr. 2. Women. It Ls alleged, provoked two j Chinese clans to come to blows In a village at Simpang Pulai. a few mi.es trom Ipoh. and police reinforcements I had to be sent from Ipoh
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    99 9 Rich Young Indian Found Stabbed To Death <From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Apr. 2. A murder was committed this morning in a house in King Street when a rich young Indian Mohammedan. Mtera Hussain. was stabbed to death in his sleep by an unknown person. It is understood
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS IN BRITAIN
    32 9 London, Apr. 2. Road accident figures last week were 90 killed. 3.837 injured. In the corresponding period of last vear 100 were killed and 3.145 injured.- British Radio
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    37 9 f FTom Our Own Correspondent) London. Apr 2 'im officially informed Dr. Temwny's appointment was made in view >i tne Increasing number of tropical asriciltural problems with which the n0.,... u..„ Free Press -opyright and
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    201 9 Berlin. Apr. 1. THE final figures of the election will not be available for three weeks, but there will be practically no alteration in the present figures giving Hitler nearly 99 per cent, of the votes. The result oi his triumphant position is officially summed up in
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    NO CABINET SPLIT
    85 9 Opposition And Anti-Baldwin Press Suggestion London. April 2 Rumours of a Cabinet split on the question cf the General Staff talks are discounted. Well-informed quarters point out th? Opposition press is constantly suggesting the existence of dissension between the Conservatives and the Simon.Liberals, while the anti-Baldwin section
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    222 9 Reference To "National Disgrace" In House Of Commons London, Apr. 2. THE late arrival in Singapore of Imperial Airways machines from Lon don was again referred to in the House of Commons yesterday. The cause of Imperial Airways' failure to adhere to tht published schedules in the
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    297 9 Statement By Mr. Eden Q London, Apr. 2. UESTIONED in the House of Commons yeaterdry about the bombing ol Hr=rrar en Mai. 29, the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden, cited reports received from British representatives I. Abyssinia to the effect that the ra^a was
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      522 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 6 p. m. April 2 *New York prices quoted in US currency. The above ire dealers' middle prices; jobbers, margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share ol 1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall Conversion Loan. 5
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      180 10 Ma. M. 11. Apr. 1. American Can. C<m. 118% 119% 121% American Telephone and TUegrapo 163 164 164y 2 Atcheson Railroad 72% 73% 75 Chesapeak 57 4 56% 57% ri "Pont 145 146 i /2 150 Firestone 30i 8 30% 31 Ci. neral Electric 38% 38% 39%
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      RUBBER QUIET
      73 10 Further Stocks Decrease In United Kingdom Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. in their wcek- ly rubber report dated Singapore. Apr. 2 state: The market hat been extremely quiet since our last report and practically no business has been negotiated. Lutes: quotation! to hand this mornins are: Spot 26'', eents:
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      RAUB GOLD
      82 10 THK output from Raub Australian Geld for the four weeks ended Mar. 28, 1936, amounted to 2,001.04 ozs. 'amounted to 48.552 tons as against 38.436 tons for the previous month and 17.407 tons for the corresponding period last year. Btocka in the United Kingdom have further decreased by
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      62 10 London. Mar. 31. The Stock Exchange, apart from a v i.soiated features, was rather unterestlng today. Austin motors ad■eu lrom 50s 3d to 52s 6d. Oi. an anm ;:r,cemer.t of Government financing cf air-craft equipment factories, while Cable and Wireless improved. Nickels I were very active among international
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      214 10 y arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company, Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London. New York and other centres. This is the first occasion on which a newspaper published in Malaya has
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
      198 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. April 2 RUBBER: Irregular. Buyers Sellers Buvcrs sriiorv London Spot- 7»/ 2 d. 7 9 16d. Previously: 7 7?6d 7»,n April-June 7%d 7 11l6d. Previously: 7 9 16d ?£d July-Sept. 7 11l6d 7 1316d Previously: .7 11 16d 734d Oct -Dec:
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      72 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. April 2 London Tin; Firm. Cash: £213 17s. 6d Previously: Firm at £2U la Three month?: £206 17s. 6d. Previously: 8 206 15a New York Tin: 47.75. Previouslv: 47 62 Copper: Settlement: €36 10s Previously: £36 16a Gold: Yesterday: £7 os.
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      80 10 Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations April 2 i mmm Method ot Parity before Rate p rc Centre' Quoting MMI Yesterday viuti.sly Piiris Francs to 14 j 21 7.V 751,. New Y °rk to 481 913 AJ9k% _M% Amsterdam Guilders to 12. 91 7 291 7 29 Hong Kon e
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      216 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations April I SELLING London, 4 months' sight 245 32 London, 3 months' sight 2 4' a London. 60 days' sight 2 4 3 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London, demand 2 4 1 32 London. TT. 2 4 1
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      1102 10 Fraser and Co. 'i List Nyalas (sl> Pajam ($1) Parit Perak. (fit Perak R. Valley (il) Punggor (sl> Radella (15. i Sandycroft <$2 > Sungei Bagan <%2) SuiiKei Ramal ($1 I.M 111 S. Tukang <$li Tapah <$1> i i h T. Arason »$1) Timer! jh
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      87 10 April Buyers Seller* Qambfter 6.25 Java Cube 9 00 Hamburg Cube 10 75 White Muntok Pepper 16.75 Black Pepper 8.75 Copra. Sundricd 520 Copra, mixed 4 70 Smail Flake Tapioca 4.40 R B Siam No. 1 p"r koyan Banja Jetotottg 7 .so Sarawak, Jelotong R. < Siam*
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      TAKUAPA TIN
      70 10 The followini telegram, hav beta: received trom Takuapa v.< ley Mm. s For March Dredge Takuapi No. l 689 hoari 180.000 ruble rmrdi m p.euN 1 d| Taknapa Ko 1 fl I <• yards, s. piculs; Dr rai 3. 572 hours 75.000 cubic y.. Bated valna output Mine
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      61 10 Chamber" Of Commerce Rubber Association April 1! o'l l«.< k n'Niti Itusrrs v. Nl i Ho T X Rss In isca FOB April) 267 li Oood l-'AW iii 4 IF.OM April- N Singapore) April April-June Wm* July-I r M Tona ut m rk i Latent c tt i 7 7
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    Hitler Renews Offer Of 25 Years' Peace In Europe
    2755 11 4 MONTHS TO CONCLUDE NON- AGGRESSION PACTS London Plan Rejected 3,000-WORD DOCUMENT HANDED TO BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY '|!H German reply to the proposals drawn ud by the other 1 Locarno Powers in connection with the re-occupation of the Rhineland was handed
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    202 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members is limited to the extent and in manner f prescribed hy Ordinance No. 0 of 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50 000 000 Issued and Fully Paid-up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund: Sterling 6.500.000 Hong Kong
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    333 11 ALTHOUGH COAL IS CHEAPER Alexandra Brickworks Meeting PRESENTING the annual report and accounts of Alexandra Brickworks. Ltd.. at the eighth annual neral meeting in the Mercantile Bank Building. Singapore, yesterday, Mr. C Jackson, the chairman, said: The results for the year under review show a profit
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    164 11 London, Mar. 18. In the money market an unbroken flow of credit continues to be at the dispo c al of borrowers and the consistent reduction of bankers' deposits, as shown in the Bank ol England returns during the past month, appears to be off-set by the growing
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    210 11 Capital £3 000 000 Subscribed 1.600.000 Patd up 1.0MJ.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1.247.630 BOARD OF NKH Kirs Tin- Right Bon Lord c..tt<» ot Jt.) Sir Charles Alex.mtVr Innea K C IUL CLE I Blr Thomas Smith. Kt.. J. M Ryrie Esq P. R. Chalmers
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    29 12 Mails from Philippine Islands by Pres. Harrison are expected In Singapore tomorrow. Mails from China and Japan by Nagato Maru are expected in Singapore on I Sunday.
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    39 12 Apr. 1: Kepah <DutJ Ho Sang, Silver I Gull (Brit.). Apr. 2: Bcnmacdhui. Benlawers. Adrastus. Teucer. Anshun. Kedah. City of Derby. Sin Kheng Seng. Gemas <Brit.>; Gen v. der Heyden. Tinombo, Reael Dut): Fushimi Maru (Jap.); Java (Dan.).
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    45 12 1- Ilmenite Ore. --Shippers are hereby informed that the basis rate of freight is on Ilmenite Ore in bulk, and in bags p other than paper bags, is reduced to it 25s per ton of 20 cwt effective from Apr. 2, 1936.
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    40 12 THF FRANK ML, a London steamer, grounded at Dungeness, Kent, in thick fog and was left high and dry on thc beach as the picture shows. The vessel of 100 tons, is owned by T. J. Metcalf.
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    888 12 League Report On Carrying Capacity Of The Vessels DETAILS ot thc principal tanker fleets of the world as at Jul> 1, 1935, are included in the report of the (Vmmittee of Experts appointed by the League of Nations in connection with the dispute between Ethiopia aril Italy,
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    446 12 Features Of New (lan Liner By her perl i nance on trials, the Cian Line's new steamer Clan Macart hur is pr v: ri tO be the fastest as well as the largest ship in the company's Beet ol over 60 vessels Her designed speed
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    122 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the Wharves ur expeitrd to Ainvr Baal Wharf (Rntruiir? Cult Talma M H i I Main Wharf rKntian.-r Gala Dakar ICaru l€ Q H o ll: Blbalak I Kmpire iioek (Entrance Qala 3» Kerar\:i. MiMaWli M Empire !)<»< I. illnli in«< finla 1 Marella 4:. t
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    515 12 REFIT FOR H. M.S. COURAGEOUS Returning Krom Mall a To IN.! I II i.e. 1 1 The aircraft carrier Com .•••«.u 11. o! ihe u. .11 -Admiral eoayagyndlng tha aircraft earrlen is tu retain Io England Iron* the I Itera Madlterfg i" an lor r**f it d |o give l«';»v<-
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    244 15 OBJECTED TO 111, FEREE'S LECTURE London, Mar. 24. TMY FARDOE (Birmingham). ur champion and the Southern Area was the centre of a u at the Stadium Pat Warhurton I scheduled for ten tie third session folfrom Referee WilBirmineham man heel and ducked lu quit the
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    46 15 :>.' UN won the triple crown of the ice-hockey world— the npic and European titles— at Garmiseh-Partenkirchen Ba.s was decided when Canada defeated United Stales by the wed. Britain had then five points to Canada's 4 and the s ;>. The jubilant British ice-hockey team after their victory.
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    101 15 EPWORTH LEAGUE SPORTS Correspondent) "Malacca, Mar. 2f). Epworth Leaguers ind met tlie local tennis, ping-pong and ;ca won every game tlton Men's Doubles. Seremban pair, tho Champions. Rain tennis only thre lyed. thi scores, Malac- LAWN TENNIS Chan Ah Him beat ill 8 0 6-0. 1 «bles Wong Tee Chin
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    218 15 Chinese Heading For Trophy Honours j. <From Our Own Corresoondcnt > Seremban, Mar. 31. The Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club look like winning the N.S.F.A. trophy uice again this year. They met, with further success today and beat the Seremban Rangers, a newly formed team, in the N.S.F.A.
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    34 15 Chen Tien Yin beat Peng Tan Ming 21-11. 21-15. 21—13. Tarn Seet Wah beat Akbal Singh 21-13. 21—19. 21 11. Miss Kwan Swi Lian beat Miss Leile I Retnam 21—16, 21— 19. 21— 18.
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    1032 15 New Season Under Jockey Club Rules London, M.its. 24. A NEW season under Jockey Club Rules was begun at Lincoln yesterday afternoon with the first day of the Lincoln Spring Meeting. The weather during the early part of the afternoon was delightful, but before the day's
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    169 15 FULLER'S LEADING WAS FAULTY Englishman Badly Punished London, Mar. 24. CDDIE MAGUIRE (South Africa) beat Bill Fnller (Bournemouth) on a technical knock-out in the third round of a 12 3-min. rounds contest at the Royal Stadium. Smethwick. Fuller was faulty in his leading, and Maguire Pepped in
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    254 15 Good Bowlinur By Frank Al Tampin (From Our Owr Correspondent) Scganip.f. Mar. 30. Three brilliant C itches by Ajaib Singh, a bright In ings of 32 by Tennakoan snd spell of good bowl ing by A K Prank, helped thi* Sega mat Cricket Club to register convincing
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    66 15 The _ollowln^ Pave been selected 13 play cricket tor the YMC A Junior Department against St Andrew I BchOol on Monday. April 3. al S: Andre's: J. !■< ma (CsptSin), Oil", Swee Ktii-. Out; Bwee Law. Shin Kah Foo. M. XV Arrnstronp. K. LctmbfUMSti. Ooh K**nn tttree, I.
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    564 16 GUNNERS LEAD UP TO 5 MINUTES BEFORE END Points Shared In Stern Battle Ma inc. 3; R.A. II 3. T-' tense finish to yesterday's second division clash ween thc Marine Department F.C. anrt the Gunners at Am I idiom. The equaliser which
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    124 16 Turns Pro To Join Bobby Jones 7 Augusta Georgia. April 1. lAWSON Little, winner of the British and American amateur golf titles for the last two years, will t.-i. professional tomorrow and will join Bobby Jones in a golf promotion venture involving an educational programme throughout the United
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    462 16 LUMIANSK Y FIGHTS IT ALL AGAIN That Lewis Fight London, Mar. 25. JOCK Mc.WOY feels confident about his fight with Jack m Petersen at Earl's Court next month. I know he does, because Dave Lumiansky, his American manager, told me so when he arrived aboard the Berengaria at Southampton with
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    231 16 AMATEURS* TRAFFIC IN PRIZES London, Mar. 25. AN alleged traffic in vouchers, which are issued instead of prizes, has brought the vexed question of lawn tennis amateurism to thr fore again. It is. probable that a law will be passed at the next meeting of the
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    162 16 Teams For I«bnd vs: Garrisn Match The teams and times for social match at the Island Golf Club on Snn- 1 day morning, Apr 5. against the Gar- 1 rlson G_'._ Club Will bs as fallows: Is- It l&nd team mentioned first. 1 9.00 w. McMullan sed R.
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