The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 April 1936

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 14,824 ESTD. 183. r FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936. 10 CENTS.
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    ANOTHER GRAVE RUSSO-JAPANESE CLASH
    81 1 Japanese Lieutenant And Five Soldiers Believed To Be Dead p /OCATiON FOR THE VANTUNG ARMY Preliminary Mobilisation Orders By Manchukuo Tokio, Apr. 9. Rom Hsinking, capital of Manchukuo, a Japanese Lieutenant was killed anese soldiers are missing and feared In* result of a clash at noon
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    188 1 Shanghai, Apr. 9. ACTING und< r the advice of the v advisers. Gen. Chi Shan War Minister of Manch h military con.n Changchun. fuo Qovernment, when practically all ihe hi^h otlicers i of the Manrhnkuo forces and tlic •lav. -Vre r 'M-n' decided \>y the lllsation units ol the forces
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    BANGKOK LOTTERY WINNERS
    84 1 'From Our Own Correspondent) Bangok, Apr. 9. IN the latest municipal lottery, with a first prize of 5(1,000 Heals-, the winner filled m his counterfoil m the name of his "daxfased out most revered mother:' Another prizewinner flfted m his counterfoil with the name of angels m
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    COMMITTEE OF 13
    96 1 To Hear Report On Italy's Use Of Poison Gas London, Apr. 9. Press m ssases state that the outcome of the interview of Senor Madariaga. chairman of the committee of 13. with the Italian representative, whom he is to ask for definite assurances rcsarding the peace negotiations
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    NEW VEHICLES
    62 1 A communique issued yesterday by the Colonial Secretary states that on Oi after May 1 motor vehicles presented for first registration m the Straits Settlements should be accompanied by a certificate of origin and also certain oiher details set forth m an attached form such as materials not
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    Lukewarm Reception For French Security Plan
    597 1 Lukewarm Reception For French Security Plan << VISION A&X. AMBITIOUS Al\D IMPRACTICAL' 9 London. Apr. 9. FRANCES all-Europe security plan receives a lukewarm reception m the morning newspapers, which generally urge the British Government to resume its efforts to bring the Powers together for the purpose of devising: a European
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    MOSLEMS SMASH UP NEWSPAPERS
    89 1 E.\KA««O BY-iARTICLES ON CUSTOMS Simultaneous Attack In Peiping Shanghai. Apr. A HUNDRED Chinese Moslems made a simultaneous attack on the Shi Chia Evening News, the Chi Chia Daily News and the Kuhr Mm Pao. Peiping, yesterday and wrecked the printing machinery of the three papers. The
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    MORE MONEY FOR THE R. A. F.
    81 1 Another £10,000,000 IN 1936 I.ot'tfun. Apr. !>. THE Royal Alt 1 orte will probuhly require an additional V 10.000 000 m lf\3fi said Mr. Neville Chamberlain. Chareellor of the Exchequer, at question time m the House of Commons. He anticipated lha| the estimates
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    NEW REGIMENT
    28 1 London, Apr 9 Th 3 third battalion which will b^ ssnt to Singapore as soon ai accommodation \z available will bo the second Gordon Highlanders- Reuter
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    SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS REVOLT IN JAPAN
    128 1 Demand Freedom From London Dictation Tokio, Apr. !>. TPHE revolt of the younger officers of the Salvation Army w v .o pr.vrrd eleven demar.d;, including autonomy from the dictation ot British headquarters, better all-round treatment and increased pay for the lower rar.ks has seemingly
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    RUSSIAN CHEKA SYSTEM ON DOLLAR LINER
    207 1 RUSSIAN CHEKA SYSTEM ON DOLLAR LINER SENSATIONAL STORY BY CAPTAIN Members Of Crew Put Ashore Htm York. Apr. 9. ALLEGATION" of an agitation amongst the crew of the President Garfield PMI made when tinliner docked after a world cr.n says the New York Times. It is revealed that the captain
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    33 1 Thr rmer X: v ko6 wu en ol HT9 if tbf Norw !',;;in BMNUltmlll r"s"rt ol (Jltaotefl on the ratlw.iv lie tiaii way i) o>i > md ii rgen They to ikl-lhi every day
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    NO NEW ELECT/ON IN SHANGHAI
    51 1 Sh:in,'li.ii. Apr. ft A NSW Shanuhai Mui.it ip.ilitv c lection is avoided h> the Jararesr rrr imination nf only hM tandidalcs. 'Ihr Japanrvc uill rrnru thru fight for a majority next year. There *re nov ««v<* ItritKh. two American, five Chinese and two Japanese rtmnciPors.-
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      60 1 i F&SSE FTi''J/vM;H TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANOE c -¥£^rP*^ 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. ILONA OC DINNER DANCE ANDREE < informal r. MODKRN RHYTIIIVI NOVELTY formal) 9.30 to Midnight dancers NON DINKRI $1 "0 SPECIAL EASTER SJND AY ATTRACTION GRAND CONCERT OF POPULAR CLASSIC by RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA dirrdid by DAM HOPKINS.
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      166 1 Ik. I ftl fc*(sWg SEA VIEW Jl HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT EVERY ROOM WITH PRIVATE BA 1 H hUNNINU HOI AND COi-D WATER TENNIS GOLf BWIMMING STJNBA'I IIINU ONE UF SINGAIHJHh S SCENIC BEAUTY SPOTS TONIGHT SATURDAY I r"R^li^VTl^"liTwr"| SPECIAL DINNKR Served «>•» the mo nlil lawn. SPECIAL MUSIC Ry
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    Funeral Of Professor John Harrower
    820 2 I FADING figures m the local medical world paid t their last respects to Prclcssor John Gordon Harrower .Professor of Anatomy at the Xi: Eiward VII Crllege of Medicine and an eminent scientist, at Bidada v Cemetery yesterday afternoon, when the funeral was held. There
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    APRIL LADIES' MEDAL
    100 2 Ends In Tie THERE wore 12 entries for the April Ladies' Medal competition ol the Sepoy Lines Golf Club which resulted m a tie between Miss Patterson and Mrs. Strickland. The replay will be played today. COYVAP CIF The Cuwao Cup and Ladies Clan Championship waL won
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    222 2 Johore International To Play Island Club The following players will take part m the match between Royal lOhore International Club and Isiand Club to be held tomorrow at the Island Club. Singapore. 'Johore players mentioned first): am 9.C0 Bain and Maelennan vs. Mallal and Chikamoto. 9.00 J. W.
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      16 2 I 'ROVED «*l* I IONIC BEFIHITELY I RESTORES GROWTH OF MIA I I RCFICSMIRfi COOLING NCUIKG.
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      394 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. "AGNESIA" fragrant HAIR DRESSING vataabl I l )r i' r tumt Tonir for Urn Bato Is sirontji.v siimulattal and a sure pr^ventativa of DamlrulT. I'ri<v -SI .".."> i I S*!.OO r-rr bottle MEDICAL HALL LIMITED. (lit mists Bffli DniK'iisls. BOARD RKBIPBNCK, SEAnFRONT KATONG OEAKOE— rti M»^<t Kd. Large
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      355 2 I Übe Sfnoapotc jfrcc press lle*4 OnVc: CvrU Slteei, Wk c«, fbuor nttnttmaa la all ,v Tel. "Tlu»«i KIUtU Lun.pur Orll.r tft. J-v» Htrr«« rhvue: IUKI londoti Office: 4% Fieri 1 .4. Pbaae: Onlr Tel: "l/eejdouti i •ÜBSCRIPTION RAT Within 0./-M M..uvn Mala *lontf. I? Mil I 4 QuArt«rtj ISM
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      556 2 Diary Of The Day High Tide: Y2. 1R p in Occd Friday. I r.blic Holiday Clicks: S.C C vs. Jr,hor<; C.C.. SCC; Indian A:;.sn. vs Segßiirat C.C I A Pollec Band Performance. TeJok Ayer. 5 30 p m Gcii: Malayan Championship, Ist day. Kuala Lumpur. Cinemas VICTORIA No sh:,w today.
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      429 2 Church Services ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. Easter day St. Peter's t'hurrh, Stamford Road EASTER DAY. April 12th 90:» a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon— Malay. 5.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon— 6.15 a.m. Holy Communion. r\*>eho\v. 7.30 a.m. Choral Eucharist. 3 -30 p.m. Evm-c.ig and Sermon Foo--9.15 a.m.
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      355 2 MIXED FOURSOMES The usual SG.C. monthly mixed foursomes competition will be played on Sunday afternoon. Apr. 19. The Band of the Royal Inniskillinß Fusiliers will play from 6.30 p.m Speaker: Mr. G C. S. Koch. Monday: 8 p.m. Malay S rvicv. Speaker: Mr. O:^ Tians Tye. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Orchard Road
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    AVER PANAS RUBBER ESTATES
    589 3 AVER PANAS RUBBER ESTATES Mr C C. Dunman's Remarks On Balance Sheet DEFINITION OF "DEVELOPMENTQUOTED AT MEETING I m cost Df n -planting is a new item m rubber accountancy 111(1 i{ is <|lliU :ltural that th e opinion of accountants matter lias not yet crystallised. I do not suggest
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    QUIET BUT STEADY
    72 3 Guthrie And Co.'s Rubber Report Guthrie and Co.. Ltd m their weekly rubber report dated Singapore. Apr. 9. state: The market remains quiet but steady and business has been conspicuous by its absence Latest quotations to hand this morn\v:'z are: Spot 26 3 8 cents; up cent.
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    Malacca Plantations
    67 3 £MTIIRIE AND CO., Kuala Lumpur. as agents, have received the following from the Secretaries m London: "Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd. Ordinary Shares Board recommend final dividend m respect cf last financial year of 2 1 2 per cent payable on May 9. 1936. Cumulative Preference Shares Hoard recommend
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    NARROW ESCAPE
    194 3 Boat Capsizes In The Straits The Vicomte and Vicomtesse de Hondy had an alarming experience nn Monday „ight. Both are keen on sailing and boating, and they went out for a saii m a small 10--foot koleh from Hedoh at about 9 p.m. It was a bright moonlit
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    11 3 Mrs C. D. Ahearne is leaving Kuala Lumpur lor home shortly.
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    The Late Mr. Lim Kee Soon
    45 3 THE National Government of China contemplates according a State burial to the late Mr. Urn Nee Soon, of Singapore, but we understand that his family is prepared to follow his last wish, which was to be buried m Singapore.
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    26 3 TOMMY ROSE, who recently broke the solo record for a flight from London to the Cape, making the Journey m 3 days 17 hours 38 minutes.
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    ATTEMPTED RUBBER SMUGGLING
    159 3 Chinese Fined $1500 In Johore (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Apr. 6. Teo Kirk Ser was this morning fined $1500 or three month's rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. B. Weiss, first magistrate. Johore Bahru. when convicted on a charge of having attempted to smuggle 1760 pounds
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    PENANG WEDDING
    113 3 Mr. D. M. ML Davidson And Miss N. E. Irwin From Our Own CnrretDondetiti J Penang, Apr. 8. The wedding was solemnised yesterday at St. George's Church of Mr i D. M M. Davidson, fourth son of! the Rev. and Mrs. Davidson, of Kettering. Northants. and Miss N.
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    SPANISH STRIKE
    84 3 "Illegal" But Authorities Will Negotiate Barcelona, Mar. 4. Another 20.000 workers employed m the Catalan metal industry have downed tools, so that the total number of strikers is now roughly 50,000. Lars'? factories are being strictly guarded by the police. Although the Gereralidad (the governing body m Catalonia)
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    U.S. TRADE . DROP
    43 3 U.S. TRADE DROP New York, Apr. 7. An unfavourable shoeing has been made by the American trade statistics for February with exports of raw-mat-erial at £10.010.000. indicating a drop of nearly £2.000.000 compared with January. Imports were slierhtlv hieher at £11,722,000.- Reuter Wireless
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    $1,000 Judgment
    104 3 $1, 000 Judgment DEFENDANTS FAIL TO APPEAR AN action on a promissory note for Jl.OOO. date-} Apr 5. 1935. came up rcr rmppsal m the High Court yesterdd> before Mr. Justice Whitley, Acting Chief Justice. r T1 c ote w »s signed by Chua Kirn Crmi Chia Seng Neo and
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    246 3 hmese Chanced At Selangor Assizes (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. ft. An alleged murder on Nov. 5 1931, At Salak South resulted m YonK Chan bring charged before Mr. Justice Pedlo* at the Selangor Assizes today Mr H. C. Willan, Deputy Public Prosecutor prosecuted and Mr.
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    SAFETY RECORD
    336 3 F.M.S. Electrical Dept.'s Annual Report Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 8. On<> benefit of the slump— the reduction of Chinese prejudice agairst the use of electricity is recorded m thrannual report of the Electrical Depart Blent, F.MS., just issued. The report states that the consumption of electricity throughout thr country
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    46 3 The engagement is announced of Mr. Geoffrey Farquhar Brown, manager of Bandar Estate. Klang. younger son of the lat? Mr. T. L. Brown. Ulu Buloh Estate. Selangor. and ol Mrs. Brown. Pet-rhead. to Marjorle Valentine Twining, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs Twining. Merton Park London.
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      76 3 AIR PASSENGERS By Aircraft "Melbourne" from Brisbane to Singapore arrived on Apr 4. Dr. E. E. Brown. Mrs. Brown. Master Brown. Mr. A. H. Whittaker, Mr. J. M. Abel and Mr. M. G. Clark. By Aircraft "Aurora" from Singapore to Karachi left on Apr. 5, Dr. E E. Brown, Mrs.
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  • WOMEN'S INTERESTS
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      CHILDREN NEED THEIR FREEDOM TOO
      773 4 R estraints Cramp Development 11 /[any people have Interpreted the Idea ol freedom for children to m'>;m that a child should be allowed to do Just ns he pleases.' some parents, consequently, have brought up their children m this manner Others, while believing that this
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      Mignon
      18 4 /~\\VIXG to illness, Mignon has been unable to contribute her usual 'Hound the Town" feature this week.
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      MADAM—YOUR BAG!
      547 4 MADAM— YOUR BAG! What Should A Woman Carry With Her WHAT do you carry m your handbag This is like asking a small boy to turn out his pockets, but we might as well solve the mystery here and now. Men who occasionally see a j bag burst open and
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      REGENCY INFLUENCE IN LATEST FASHIONS
      190 4 Scfeiaparelli's Now Collection n p: k mv i.: ek "I H i :i Ru3tliai Ptttfetafl Sii:. v I < I i i iblu k 11 the widk liOn*.!oiT, Mi P FHERI i.> always m tneth A unexpected In a nei col lection from Rch ill.
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      254 4 ANEW FASHION FROM PARIS SWEEPS THE COUNTRY In Pari^ has been <!! -covered a new and wonderful ingredient which transforms Face I'ouder into Beauty I'owder gives immediately a -'amorous complexion beauty which nothing, not even rain or perspiration, can spoil. This amazing new ingredient i i tiled "Double Mousse." It
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    QUEEN MARY AT SOUTHAMPTON
    73 5 GREETED BY TENS of thousands of i?« t U -he imphtv liner is lure seei r .-i-Jii» King O«irft V dr\ Jo< k largest m the \vorld. ;\\<> HOURS ahead of her schedule, the giant liner Queen Mary approach km: Soutiiuinptan. where she spent live days
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    Premier Survives Attempt On Life
    35 5 PRINCE PAUL, of Jugoslavia, at arc view cf troops m Belgrade with M. Stcyadinovitch, Jugoslav Premier, Ml whose life an attempt was recently made by an opporitfen deputy m Parliament.
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    King George Addressing New Greek Chamber
    31 5 ,v is rro;vn Pritu e ;lu aud at his rifilit M. 11l Will*, the Prime Miiiis«e» KING GEORGE ■ilirwriiii lh« Cliamhef la Athens. \i in^
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    London's Defence Against Attack By Air
    811 6 London 's Defence Against Attack By Air GOVERNMENT PLANS CONTROL OF UTILITY SERVICES "Black Out" In 10 Minutes ALL London's utility companies those responsible for the supply of water, pas, and electricity are to co-operate with the Government m a scheme, the greatest of its kind ever undertaken m Britain,
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    Negotiations For Renewal Of Tin Control
    250 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 8. IN an interview today Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, C.8.E., director of Messrs. Harrisons, Barker and Co., Ltd., who returned again from Home last week by air, stated that any political significance that had heen attached
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    SOVIET AIRMEN
    63 6 To Make Exploratory Flights To North Pole Moscow, Apr. 6. M. Makhotkin, one of the two Soviet airmen who were forced down m the region of the Arctic Kara Straits, anj the other, M. Vodopyanov, safely landed m the Matochkin Straits. The airmen, hope to make several exploratory
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    75 6 The Imperial Service Medal has been awarded to Detective Sub-Inspector Toh Kong of the Federated Malay States Police. Mr. Toh Kong, who served for a number of years m Kuala Lumpur, has now settled m Seremban. He joined the Police Force m 1909. Throughout his service he ha.s been granted
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    MENACE OF ATTACK FROM THE AIR
    143 6 Policy Of The British Government London. Apr. 6. In the House of Commons m answer tc> a question, the Foreign Secretary Mr. Eden, said that the Government desired by every practical means to avert the menace of attack from the air. In the existing
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    FEAR OF RISE IN MALARIA
    456 6 But No Need For Panic F. M. S. BOAKD KHPOKT (From Our O.vn Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 7. THE Federal rd Malay States must expect an increase m malaria. This warning is given m the annual report of the Malaria Advisory Board, just issued: but,
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    KIPLING'S ESTATE
    53 6 London, Apr. 7. The gron value oi Kipling's estate is €155.000 The author directed that the income derived from his books should be accumulated for 21 years from the time of his death and be added to the capital. The chiel beneficiaries are his wife, dlnuiihtrr nnrf son-in-law.-
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    Jew-Baiters Will be Jailed
    144 6 Jew-Baiters Will be Jailed London. Mar. 25. A WARNING that Jew-baiters wou)-: b 9 KBt ti prtSOC was given by Mr Herbert Metcalfe, the Old-street magistrate. He imp'x^d a fine of £2 on Ernest Williams, ftffej 28. a labourer, of Book ham-street, Shoreditch, E.. for usiim Irsultirg words and behaviour.
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    £2,000 GOLF TOURNEY
    76 6 Alfred Padtfham Heats Course Record Hramshot (Hampshire), Apr. 3. Alfred Padgham. Ihe British Rydrr Cup player, won the £2.000 Daily Mail ticlf tourramont with a score of 284 for 72 holes His individual rounds wore 73. 73. 70 and 68. tho last rourd b-in-; a course record
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    NEW AIRCRAFT-CARRIER
    48 6 First Vessel Of Roosevelt Xaval Programme Newport News (Virginia). Apr. 7. Mrs. Rocsevelt baptised the nev 17,000-ton aircraft-carrier Yorktowi; launched here today. It cost nearly £4.000.000 ard is the Dnt ve-s?l launched m the i aval programme fcrgun under the Rons ve!t bting built.- Reuter Wireless
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    RHEUMATISM SPREAD TO ALL HER JOINTS
    197 6 Ordered to Bed After Months of Suffering Here i a <<<1 story of auMmf*^ tat fc ha. 1 tt li:i;i|iv < :kli:u: Ihi v in.tri v lacked In i-vcrr rheumatism which sprr-ari t.. rvrry joint m hrr \»*u and finally rrin plrd hrr. So
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    INCREASE IN HOME EMPLOYMENT
    131 6 EvMoKC Of (ontinued Traclr Improvrmrnt London. Apr The c ntiaved co nomk inpfowm la evidence* la the latest HMajpteg m<::t returns which ihOV tncr« o 1 i Miplovnv m m the urctt HMjOTttJ Hie printlpil lnd« The M Labour estimat< that a* M.i: 23 there were
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    THE HINDENBURG
    49 6 Kio dr Janeiro, Apr The Rtnhtp HimtmhurK st:irt«-»l bar Nttn voyage at 7 m timr> Dr Erkc ncr ip-as aboard thus fiisp i.-sin» ot the rumours th.»i ho was uot rctumiim lo fltllliailj It i.s anti rip.it' ri the iinhip will arrive Immm on Frtrlav Router Wireless
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    CHINESE TO RUN An Air Service To Malaya?
    324 7 CHINESE TO RUN An A ir Service To Malaya? Chinese Topics OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT BY pEPORTS frow semi-official circles m Cm.ton which have 1\ been received m Singapore state that the Chinese Ministry oMiniiinications and the various air mail services m South arc Making arrangements to start an air mail
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    Winning CONTRACT
    345 7 Winning CONTRACT David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schenkim world* leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence. Tut ntqumiin doom* 5>A COUTH had a fairly strong hand m v today's deal, but didn't know "x--actly what to do with it.
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      25 7 South British INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated m New Zealand) Is your MOTOR CAR fully insured W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 592 C. 2, Pinlayson Green.
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      523 7 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY aiise the drinking of tea without sugar and milk, the majority of the various brands of Chinese tea are not Intended to be mixed with sugar and milk tea-Dust Preferred QOME years ago, the members cf the Chinese Tea Merchants' Association mnde a half-hearted attempt to
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      502 7 8.8.C. Transmission 5 The following frequencies will be used: GSD 25.53 m.. GSC 31.32 m CiSA 49.59 m. am. 6.20 Big Ben. The Arthur Dulay Quintet. Rigaudon (Raff). By a Brook i Boisdeff re >. Naila (Delibe, arr. Dohnanyi). Pussy Cat's Wedding Day (Landschutz) Two Celtic Sketches: (1) Mavourneen (2)
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936. The French Reply
    1003 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936. The French Reply THE French reply to Hitler's memo- randum of April 1 is an admirable document, breathing the right spirit for the maintenance of peace m Europe but, alas, the bulk of it is likely to be jettisoned before it is
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    DAY TO DAY
    150 8 Mr. F. C Vanrenen. mar.ager. Lowin Estate. Kuala Kangsar. is going homj n leave shortly. Mrs. E. T. I. Wilkie. of Eaglehursl Em ate. leaves Malaya on Apr. 25 for a short visit to Englar.d. Mr. John Hands. M.C.H.. leaves for Japan tcday on a holiday. He
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    28 8 Tuesday, Apr. 7. His Excellency dined with Commodore W. P. Mark-Wardlaw at Navy House. Wednesday, Apr. 8. Sir William Shenton arrived to stay at Government House.
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    471 8 Death Of Wilhclmina Stitch An oil I'linbroki.ni I'mut Critic IT is safe to say that millions of people from London to the Antipodes felt that they had lost a friend when they learned of the recent sudden death of Wilhelmlna Stitch, the writer of little poems
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    Old Age And Mr. May
    1190 8 I am reminded of my old Iriend Mr Moy by the casual glanr. Ol a wayward eye over Births. Marriages, ar.d Deaths m th? local paper. I gather that Lavinia. the beloved wife of Frank Moy. died on the 12th instan air d 77, and
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      297 8 J[ PLYMOUTH I^3s PLEASE^ BY SrKIAL fcfc£ ]SW W II.M. THE r>'O|\ vil I KIN(. OF MAM T FINEST SEIECTION OI- SMART JEWELLERY JLST ASRIVBU \V,W, N w r; A (;OOl> ESS OF JKWEL IS A rail OLD TRADITION THAT APPEALS Id Hit PKIDE OF OWNERSHIP IN LVERYRODY, YOLNG AND
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      69 8 THE COURAGE OF A MAN who starts business with a borrowed £100 is admired by a writer. He does not say anything of the courage of the man who lends it No courage is needed to take out GAFLAC" FIRE and BURGLARY POLICIES but they give a wonderful feeling of
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    HEAVY NEW MOTOR TAXES TO BE INTRODUCED
    1001 9 Cjorvniment A lurmed \l threat To Revenue From Diesel Engines '//> COME INTO FORCE OS JULY 1 1.1 THE MIX WHICH IS TO BE INTROIU'CED INTO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ON APR. 20 IS PASSED, A NEW s| nl HOTOB TAXES WILL COME INTO
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    Preparing For A Record Holiday Rush
    163 9 SPECIAL ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND London, Apr. 9. THE railway companies have made plans icr a holiday rush exceeding anything undertaken m past years. Berylcel arc? augmented arid main expresses are running m iSYera] parts. Crowded roads are providing the authorities with many
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    COMMUNIST RAID IN AMOY
    58 9 COMMUNIST RAID IN AMOY Hong Ko j. Apr. 9. rpHE police of Amcy raided tico Communist headqun, ij>-s ir 'he city and arrested nine men, four of ichom are Formosana. Three of the Formosuns icho are reported to be leaders of Red activities m the port, have been handed over
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    HNDENBURG'S RADIO SILENCE
    244 9 Relieved Due To Height Or The Dense Clouds Berlin, Apr. 9. Af:er a silence ol six hours, during which no news was received, the Norddeicn radio station re-established contact with the airship Hindenburg. The las: wlrele&S mrssase had reported that the airship was flying through a sea
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    SINGAPORE vs. SELANGOR
    85 9 A limited number of seats are available for the Singapore vs. Selangor State cricket match m the S.C.C. Club i house and should be applied for im- me 'Mately. These may be had at $1 for the match. Admission to the ground I will be 20 cents
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    Unfavourable Reception
    66 9 Geneva, Apr. 8. The French peace plan has generally had an unfavourable reception at Geneva where it is regarded as visionary, ambitious and impracticable. trench qu.irrors exnioit no enthusiasm and German quarters regard it as artificial and insincere. Most of tru comments compare the plan to an omelette
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    30 9 Mr. ar.d Mrs. Guggenheim, who are on a visit to Malaya, are expected m Ipoh on Apr. 17. travelling m a special saloon attached to the mail train from Singapore.
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      35 9 KEALING=^ Without drugs or surgery ropractic has reached its ••ent prominent position by rl "c of its results. A free >ook «et will be forwarded u Pon request. H NEILL ASHTON CHIROPRACTOR, Orchard Road, Singapore.
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      502 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 8 p. m. April 9 *sh;ir«- ol *;i denomination unless otherwise staled Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall nyerslon Loan, 5 p.c. 1944-04 U8 :j 4 mi% Funding Loan, 4 p.c, 1960-90 117% ***** War Loan, Vj. p.C K/P/ 2 10/ ;j ,h
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      191 10 Apr. (>. 7. 8. American Can. Com. 121*4 121 ***** American Telephone and Telegraph 167' 2 169 169 Atcheaon Railroad 78' X 77-;, so 1 Cheaapeak 57% 17% 57? h Dttpont 151--4 151 3 lf>2 Firestone 31 4 30 3 4 31% OenenU Electric 40 X 40
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      EIGHTPENNY RUBBER
      275 10 Slow Rise From Present Level Anticipated Stanton Nelson and Co., Ltd m their weekly rubber market review dated Singapore. Apr. 9. state: The price for snot rubber m London on Wednesday. Apr. 8. at last broke the 7' 2 d. level. If we can judge by the somewhat
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      199 10 By 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 m Malaya has
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
      197 10 From London 5.30 p. m. April 9 RUBBER: Firmer t Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers London Spot: 7 9 !6d. 7-, 4 d. Pioviously: 7 9 lGd T> H d Apr.-j une 7 11 led 7<,d. I'rovlously: 7 11 W Rtf. July-Sept.: 7-«, d. 7 13.16 U. Pn-viously:
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      75 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. April 9 London: Dull. Cash: £210 15s. Previously: Weak at C2ll 7s. 6d. Three ropm* €203 17s 6d. Previously: £204 7s. 6d. New York Tin: 4687 Previously: 46.87. Copper: Settlement: .€36 17 6d. Previously: £36 15s. Gold: Yesterday: £7 os. 10'^d.
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      Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations April 9
      73 10 Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations April 9 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 141.21 75 75 New York to 4.38 2 3 4.01 V, 4.94* H Amsterdam Guilders to 12.91 7.27 3 4 7 27» Hong Kong Per dollar ls 313 16f
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      227 10 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations April 9 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 243 32 London, 3 months' sight 243 32 X,ondon, 60 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London, 30 days' sight 2|4 116 T.ondon, demand 2 4 1 32 London, TX 2 4 1 32 Lyons and Paris,
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      917 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser and Co.'s List 1 11 IKS I) AY APKIf. f). VUG. MINING I'uvrrs Srllers. Ampat Tm (4s) ii:i ti A.sai.i Kuiiiuan^ 28s (id Mi M AUBtral Mala} «£i ;.H; i^cl ;.'J Oil AjTOT Hitam 14 M 111 Id Ayer Weng («1» l.tTti 1.75 BuntTln
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      92 10 April i Hu\ers S"l!i*th Gambicr COO Java Cubo 9 00 Hamburg Cube if>7r> WhiU? Muntok Pepprr 16.75 Bhick Popper 8.75 Copra. Bundrled r>no C(,pra. mixed 4 JO Small Fluke Tapioca 4 N R. B. BUn No. 1 per to] an no Banja Jolotong 7 75 Sarawak. Jcl
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      SUGAR TO BE GROWN IN CEYLON
      63 10 f 'nlomlio. a b^ ingar <• tneern hai received, v ipproval ol t i 1• Colonial crctary, the option on 50,000 aer< Up pastern province 1, The estabhahmem ol r Aj i planned, and the c(;n\ii.iny is b» willing to spend 20,000,000 nipeti n
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      42 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Apr! 1 1 i»Vlurk n miii Hii\. rs I 'I. t r x v y s ■r< it mi) P.OB No. r x iv B s n! J m Jill iTon rved Latest Cabl i IS 19|lt
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      EAST ASIATIC COMPANY PAYS FIVE PER CENT
      1495 11 Keen Competition In Freight Market JOE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE EAST ASIATIC 1 COMTANY FOR 1935 STATES Last year brought no material improvement m the conditi. t»s governing international trade m the past five years. World trade continued to be adversely influenced by
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      Market Price List
      430 11 Singapore, Apr. 9. MEAT Beef steak Kati 32 Beef stew or curry do 25 Fillet steak lb. 50 Mutton, Australian do 35 Pork, lean Kati 40 Psrk, lean and fat (Ist. quality) do 34 POULTRY P,»cks each 40 owls Kati 33 Hens (locally reared) do 40 Pigeons,
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      NETHERLANDS INDIES RUBBER STATISTICS
      111 11 NETHERLANDS INDIES RUBBER STATISTICS The following information has been received from the Chief of the Central Bureau of Statistics. Batavia. Production on estates converted to long tons of 2.240 lbs. dry weight. Territory Total 1935 Feb ln.'M Java 57.448 4,595 Outer Provinces 90 62G 7.447 Netherlands Ind: 148.074 12 042
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      RUBBER MARKET
      131 11 Main Support Coming From The Continent Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd. m their rubber report dated Apr. 9. state: Another week hus passed with noticeable fluctuation m values The demand lor the U.S.A. does not appear to be as good as it was and the main support a;
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      Union Insurance Dividend
      60 11 TIIK Singapore oflice of the I'nion Insurance Society of Canton Ltd. (1935) dividend is m receipt of advires from I heir Head Office m lion? Koncr I hat subject to audit the directors at the annual general BBCeting will recommend the payment of a dividend of C
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      100 11 During the week ending Apr. 4. 1936. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 77.861 cases. of which: 67.281 <86 per cent.) cases were to tne United Kingdom. 2.944 (4 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe. 1.975 (3 per cent cases to
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      198 11 HOH6KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members is limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 or 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50 000.000 Issued and Fully Paid-up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund: Sterling C 6.500.000 Hong Kong Currency
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      500 11 CHARTERED BANK Of INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In fciiKUna by Koyal Charter) Plaid up capital In 600 000 shares ot i; 5 each £3.000,000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000,000 m-jin orrm i 38, Blshops^ate. London EC 2 Aecnrirs and Itranrlir^. Alor Star Hullo Saiu >n Amrttaar
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    SHIPBUILDING ON THE MERSEY
    160 12 Cammell Laird's Greatly Increased Profit The accounts of Messrs. Cammeil j Luird and Co.. Ltd.. Blrkenhead. for tho year to Dec 31. 1935. after charging depreciation, show a net profit of --,110.688 (.£29.173 a year ago). This, with the carry forward ol 2.566 3.005 >. enables
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    CONTE VERDE
    46 12 The s.s. Conte Verde Is due here on Tuesday morning. Apr. 14. from Genoa. Naples. Port Said. Bombay and Colombo. She will berth alongside the S.H.B. wharves and is expected to sail a*uin the same day at 4 p.m. for Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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    THE GRAIN RACE
    198 12 Fleet Reduced This Year Bj Three Adelaide, Mar. 29. Indicative of the approaching final i disappearance of tall sailing ships from the world's trade routes, the field m the annual grain derby to Europe, which is about to begin from Souir j Australia, is smaller than last
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      SHIPPING DEPRESSION HAS NOT LIFTED
      1318 12 pared with 16.000.000 tons m 1011 while that of other Hags is 38.300.000 tons, compared with 27.000.000 tons n: 1914. Total British Empire tOODM 20.500.000 tons, as compared with 21.100.000 tons m 1914/' On the subject of the coasting tiuthe report states that "Coasting owl
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      CANADIAN PORTS
      90 12 Increase In Shipping Shown In MM Krporl Ottawa. An liTTcusr oi MM v< '.ssels and 3..*)79.122 loni m rtflalered Urn uce ra tcring Canadian ports dwtaf tIM l year 1934-35 •cumparcd with \9X\ :u li reported by tIM I^partmrnt ot tlonal Revenue h( r« Altogether 116.803 vessels with
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      466 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In P.M.8.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Passage MIL LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKJNGI AGENTS FOB FEDEBATED MALAY STATES BAILWATI. ROYAL STATE BAIL WAYS OF SI AM. CANADIAN MCIMC tWOßllrt CBUTfcifj (Incorporated In Er, gland) THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA
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      266 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON AIIDRKSS: 22. MUL MALI., LONDON. S.W.I I of fast, Ivln-screw Oil Driven Mall Passenger Vessel* briwerr IHM.IMP (OfOMIiO. POST SII»\N. MARSFILLKS. i'LVMOrill 'sn l.(»Nt»ON with through connection from SlnKapore and Penaag HOMKWAKI) SAILINGS l-r»ve K'.i-ic 'm f 'ili.mSo wm BHROPSHIRff A?>t j* Am II RTAKrXmnsHM.K Api Apr
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      414 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.45 ajn. Alqjc Sii^r: Mon. to Fri.* 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 am. and 7 pm. Ipo: Weekdays; 7.45 a.m. and 7 p m Klang, Kuala Llpls. Port Swetteriham. Taiping and Telok Ajison: Weekdays* 7pm Kota
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      117 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships a tone side Ibe Wharves or exported t<» Arrive East Wharf fIMnMOI Bali Op tfß ROOd 2D Main Wharf (Intratur Qafc h inrhi. Rajpol na It; Lam taur II Empire l>ork (Entrance Ciale Javaur.sc Princ 1 'Ml P Empire l><H-k (Kntrancc little I) Erri,» if; K.iniut.ui. 1
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      492 13 f I kJ^ and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS I»ue n Tonnage Spore 8100 Apr 12 RANCHI 17 000 June 1Q RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr 0 SOMALI 6PIO j"!J® GUOO Apr 19 NALDERA 000 J v 15.000 Apr 24 KAISAR-I-HIND H 500 Ju yl7 r I)AN "J
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      513 13 (Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) is^>B6 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL ACCEPTING CARGO TOR MONTREAL AND HALIFAX VIA C 'OLOMRO. Simmer |> ue Sai CITY OF nUNKIRK Havre London. Rotterdam, Hamburg Apr 13 Apr l r
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      97 13 CHINA. JAPAN LINE. Big cargo vessels with limited but comfortable passenger accommodation m.s. ANNAM for Jaffa. Haifa, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Copenhagen Apr. 22 m.s. MALAYA for Manila. Hong Kong. Shai, Yhaaia. Kobe. Osaka and Da my Apr. 24 Fares: To Rotterdam fit To Manila $fi| Round trip Spore China Japan
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      1082 13 SHIPPING The China Nayi R uMon (0., Ltd. Thr li wu:,,ld v |o tTra J o Itd Ihe Sium .s.cani Navigation (o, Ltd. TuiiaiJ,. S.ram flip lines ltd Abeidrrn and Conunonwealth Line Shaw. S.niJl i Alhion Co Ltd INSI'R AN('K SUJSTSTIiSf lond n <110b S*. IST- RAILWAYS The Federated M.ilay
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    "BOOKIES" IN COURT
    159 14 Sequel To Raids liy Detectives i (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Apr. 7. As a sequel to raidstrarri< d out by the Detective Department three local "Bookies" were produced m the police court, charged with receiving money directly or indirectly m respect ot betting. Mohamcd All, employed
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    NOVEL CUB!
    128 14 Whisky And Olive Oil For Blisters I ...m|.,,, Mil Mr N TiliM-v and hi.s col 1 ■< I Mr Blanchard turned iij, H I Harrow j Club tournamen? and introduced n\r to .1 < vi t r»cj i(M-t. writes Ulyss Rok<Tl In Daily Express Tilney was playing l)<
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    21 14 Mr X Kandtah will spouk «•«> and Loßends on Wednesday I MJ at The KHangor Theosophtca 1 Unit*'. OrtaoUl Building. Kuala Lumpur
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      439 14 JOINT SERVICE PRINCE LINE SILVER UNE FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Due Singapore Singapore New York. M.S. JAVANESE PRINCE In Port Apr. 13 May 24 M.S. SILVERCYPRESS Apr 23 Apr. 27 June 7 M.S. SIAMESE PRINCE May 4 May 11
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      156 14 RED FUNNEL LINE HEAP ER6 MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Serrlcea from Singapore to Java, Borneo, Banka and BOliton. For BATAVIA, CHERIBON and SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) «.s. BAN HONG LJONO Pri. Apr. 10 s.s. GIANG SENG Tues. Apr. 14 For SOURABAYA
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    ENGLAND WINS CALCUTTA CUP AFTER DESPERATE BATTLE
    1014 15 Scotland's Game Fight At iwiCKenham S ORES ALWAYS CLOSE London, Mar. 22 tlrntta Cup is once more back iff this country Fnr MB II yesterday by beating Scotland at Twickenham being the desperately close one of three tries to a goal penalty soal.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    73 15 A friendly match between the SelanRor Rangers and the S.C.F.A. Ist. XI will be played on Sunday. Apr 12. at the Jalan Bnsar Stadium. The Chinese team will be selected from the following: Ah Kow. Yong Chin. Boon San, Im Peng. Chw c Chua. Yew Lens. Song Quee.
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    LEAGUE TEAMS TO HAVE BUSY WEEK-END
    611 15 Three Matches In Four Days ASTON VILLA AT HOME TO MANCHESTER CITY FASTER is no holiday for the professional footballer as all the English League sides have to get through v programme of three matches m four days. Aston Villa, who have two matches
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    Golf Championship Of Malaya
    208 15 RESULT OF DRAW (From Our Own Corn spondent i KwU s umpmr, Apr 9. THE draw for the qualifying rounds for UM MaJayafl Ci.iil Championship over 36 holes to be pla> m t\w Srlangor Golf Club course on Sunday, is as follows: k;«i i m and
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    GUNNERS PLAY NONDESCRIPTS
    278 15 Match Ends In Draw •THE Royal Artillery played a drawn cricket match against the Nondescripts at Changi, though, had it been possible to play the game out, there is little doubt that they would have won. Batting first, the Gunners declared at 156 tor three wickets and
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    I.A. CRICKET
    51 15 The following arc requested to turn up to play cricket lor I. A vs. Segamar Cricket Ciub today on the I A. ground at 10.30 am.: Baskaran < Captain >. Tharam Singh. Dharama Raj. Ram Fiara Cliour Singh. Sithamparam. Ibrahim. Wazir Singh Fernandez. Cooper Sajithosham. Abbasbhoy. Hargovind. D
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNEY
    178 15 Yesterday's Results rE following are the results of the ties played off yesterday m the S.C.C. tournament. Championship Doubles R. B. B DonneU and W. H. Droogleever heal R W. Brown and W. Rodger 6—4; 3-1 Cicdown Doubles Handicap Sq. Ldr Waring and Sq Ldr
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    69 15 The foUowlni h.r..' been ■eltcted to play lor riic Junior Depi ngplutt H.Ms r rrot on Tueedajr, Apr 14. on ohe Alison R a(i ground' J Ferguson iCaptam. W Fergua m, Oni Bwec K»«ng. i Shim Rmti l*oo 0.. Bwec Lav, J w Weber, j a Newman, X
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      69 15 z^Tx SUNDAY, APRIL 12tte. f mfti\ IT THE NEW WORLD ARENA MA 12-3 MIN. ROUNDS— OLD RIVALS MEET. f^g SB TARLEY vs. MARQUEZ J^. iPttlrt»Oi (MEXICAN) m it*» JAMES BAGLB vs. l s WWD X #fe/ PELKI vs. AL NICHLOS ■L^ QUEE vs. JAMES DAWN Tickets will be sold all
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      26 15 PETROL RUNNING TO WASTE while you use those old, worn-out. Wasteful plugs. CHANGE TO T.M I fr r MaUi v» remember: ask for the ENGLISH A.C.
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    ROYAL AIR FORCE TOO STRONG FOR CHINESE
    737 16 Game Of Many Thrills SELFISH PLAY BRINGS LOSERS' DOWNFALL RA.F. 3; Chinese 1. HTIIK R.A.F went nap for the fourth time yesterday when they Aefeated the Chinese, m a First Division match, by 3 l at Anson Road. They further consolidated their position
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    S.R.C. CRICKET
    101 16 the SRC. tomorrow at 2 p.m. on the SRC. tomorrow at 2 p.m. oo SRC ground versus Police: H. R. Bartels <Capt.). J. Loveday, G. Westerhout, G C. Ross. A. G. Armstrong. A Chapman, A B. Collick. P. d'Almeida. R D )rou?h, J. le Cain, E. G. Wheatley.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB EASTER MEETING
    653 16 Complete Entries 'THE following are the complete entries for the three-day Easter meeting to be held by the Penang Turf Club on Apr. 18, 22 and 25: HORSFS CLASS II 6F. 8y 2 F. Alum Rock X X Aurora X X Baldoyle X X Bintang
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    30 16 (Free Press photo) THE R.A.F. GOALKEEPER punching the ball away during a raid by the Chinese m their match at Anson Road Stadium vcstc. Jay. The airmen won 3 l.
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