The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 April 1936

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 14,826 ESTD. 1835. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1936 10 CENTS.
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    SOLEMN APPEAL TO REFRAIN FROM USING GAS
    578 1 Mr. Anthony Eden At Committee Of 13 DENOUNCES ATTITUDE OF IT DOES NOT MATTER; IT IS ONLY IN AFRICA" "Must Be No Further Delay In Peace N egotiations GENEVA, APR. 9. yR EDEN. SPEAKING BEFORE THE COMMITTEE OF 13, IVI SUGGESTED THAT A
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    Canton To Adopt The Chinese Currency Reforms
    232 1  -  BIG INCREASE IN MALAYAN REMITTANCES lUng Kong, Apr. 13. (r THE provinces m the south-west 1 of China will adopt the currency reforms introduced by the Central Government. Nanking, on July l. according to a statement made by Mr. Chan Wai Chow, of
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    AMAZING SCENE IN ST. PAUL'S
    87 1 Evensong Interrupted By Naked Girl From Our Own Correspondent) London, Apr. 13. THERE was a sensation at St. Paul's Cathedral at evensong last night when a yciung woman left her pew m the midst of the processional hymr, ran to the chancel steps, threw ofl"
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    JAPANESE BUDGET
    84 1 TokiD, Apr. 11. Th* draft for th^ working budget for 1936-37 was submitted to the Cabinet on Friday morning for approval, including a portion of the additional budget for 1936-37. The balances were 2,310,000,000 yen. an increase of 32.000.000 yen compared with the oiiginal budget which was aborted
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    DRASTIC ACTION THREAT TO SHANGHAI PAPERS
    136 1  -  Shanghai, Apr. 13. TTHE Central Publicity Department and th? Ministry of the Interior have threatened to take drastic action against Chinese lewspapsrs. Including the Lih Fao. Takung Pao. Shi Pao. Shanghai Evening News and other leading journals, for not carrying out the new regulations
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    U.S. TO CO-OPERATE WITH CHINA
    72 1 Washington, Apr. 13. "A closer forking array gement between China and the United States m financial problems is contemplated" said the Secretary of the Treasury, m connection ivith the resumption of conversations betiveen himself and certain Chinese bankers. The conversations, which were initiated by America,
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    WRITS AGAINST HOWESON
    60 1 And Threats Of Civil Actions (From Our Own-Correspondent) London, Apr. 13. lI7RITS have been issued "l against John Howeson and Louis Hardy, now m Wormwood Scrubbs, m respect of claims arising out of transactions m the shares of James and Shakespear and a large number of other
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    MALAYAN DREDGING
    34 1 Shares May Be Converted To Stock 'From Our Own CorresDor.dent) London, Apr. 13. Malayan Dredging is holding an extraordinary general meeting on May 6 tD consider conversion oi the shares to stock.
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    TRIPOLITANIA'S WORST HEAT WAVE
    119 1 SIMM Cattle To Be Sent To Cyrenaica Tripoli. Apr. 9. nARCHINO desert winds have 1 caused Urn worst drought and heat-wave m Tripolitania for 55 years, the heat registering 110 degrees Fahrenheit. OwinK to ih > drvMng o! the pastures Governor Balbo has <,rde-ed th >
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    TWO TIGERS SHOT NEAR KUALA LUMPUR
    130 1 TWO TIGERS SHOT NEAR KUALA LUMPUR THRILL ON THE KLANG GATES ROAD Victims Paraded Through Town (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 13. 'pWO tigers and wild pig were shot within 20 minutes six miles irom Kuala Lumpur yesterday and were later paraded through the town m a car,
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    MRS. W. A. CUSCADEN DEAD
    31 1 <Fr,m Our Own OotTCtOOOdWitl I mh1.,1, Apr. 13. The death is announced ol Maria Christina, wife ol Mr W A Cuscad n. rx- Inspector-General, S.S Police.
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    GREEK PREMIER DEAD
    18 1 Athens, Apr. 13. The Greek Premier. M. Dem?rtzs died here this morning from apop'exy Reuter
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      58 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. r TONIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER DANCE (formal) 9.45 to Midnight NO ADMISSION CHARGE TOMORROW'S CABARET first appearance of the two WO&TU CaeTFne OF AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR W| 3»«3!tKb AND ATTRACTIVE
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    Diary Of The Day
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    Supplementary Estimate For Defence Programme
    97 2 London, Apr. 11. Considerable int?rest was aroused by the Chancellor of Exchequer's announcement before the Commons adjourned for the Easter recess on Thursday that he anticipated additional requirements for the Royal Air Force this year would be m region of £10.000.000. Although the figure is
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    DAVIS CUP
    71 2  -  Mexico Beaten By United States Houston, Apr. 11. In the Davis Cup the United States brat Mexico by three matches to nil, Allison and Van Ryn beating Martinez and Marcomestre 6 o, 6—l, 6 2. Reuter Shanghai, Apr. 13. The Chinese Educational Film Federation, which has recently received
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    PREPARING FOR HOLIDAY RECORDS AT HOME
    177 2 4,000 EXTRA TRAINS FROM LONDON Air Liners Leave Every Ten Minutes London, Apr. 9. '■po prepare lor the breaking of all holiday rooms. 4,000 extra trains arc being run trom the principal London stations during the four days and air-liners to the Continent wili
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS
    458 2 Tournament Tics For This Week The following ties m the SRC billiards tournament have been lix^d for this week: TODAY Singles Championship: J B. Quays vs. W. A Aeria. Singles "B" Handicap: D C D'Cotta (owe 75) vs. R B. Milne (owe 20V WEDNESDY'S TIES Singles "A" Handicap:
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    "SIAM MUST CHOOSE"
    321 2 Letters To The Editor REPLY FROM BORNEO CO.,— HONEST IMPORTERS WELCOME THE CHANGE-OVER —EVASION OF DUTY UNDER OLD SYSTEM —A PREMIUM ON DISHONESTYTRANSITION FROM AD VALOREM TO SPECIFIC D UTIES—NOT AN INVOLVED POLITICAL INTRIGUE To The Editor, Sir,— We have read with much interest the leading article
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    PENANG BADMINTON
    159 2 Result Of One Doubles Semi-Final (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Apr. 13, In the semi-final of the Penang badminton championship doubles tockiy, Tan Kong Tat and Lee Ec Sin beat Cheah Poh Teen and Oh Chooi Seng 21—1. 21—6. In the quarter-nna-ls Lim Ewe Chye *nd Keong Siew
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    LONG-DISTANCE PHONE
    29 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Apr. 13. The long-distance telephone service between Tientsin and Tslnan. capital of Shantung, will be completed m the beginning of next month
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    BIG DUTCH CREDIT FOR FRANCE?
    44 2 Amsterdam, Apr. 13. QOME colour is given by the presence m Paris of a prominent Dutch banker to the unconfirmed reports that a group of Dutch bankers is considering: a credit to France of one milliard francs Reuter Wireless
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    SIR ALEX CADOGAN AND JAPAN'S PREMIER
    190 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh TALK OF ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION Serious British Trade Losses In China Shanghai, Apr. 13. SIR ALEXANDER CADOGAN, the retiring British Ambassador to China, arrived m Tokio on Saturday. The British diplomat will confer with Mr. Koki Hirota. the Japanese Premier, on
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    TERRIBLE TORNADO HAVOC IN U.S.
    182 2 Final Death Roll May Exceed 500 Washington, Apr. 7. The Red Cross headquarters state that 429 bodies have already been recovered from the wreckage left by thi tornado m the Southern States. Or.c thousand seven hundred and twenty seven are reported to have beer seriously
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    THE CAPITOL
    169 2 "Charm School" Has Four Different Kinds' Of Humour Four different kinds of humour are depicted m the "Charm School." which opened at the Capitol last night. There io Jack Oakie as his usual happy-go-lucky self. Ned Sparks with his inevitable cigar and his caustic wit. Lyn«Overman dry as
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    THE DARDANELLES
    83 2 Paris. Apr. 11. The Turkish Government has decided to take steps to obtain the revision of certain clauses m the Dardanelles Covention. m conformity with the claims already formulated at Geneva according to messages rom Ankara. The Prime Minister communicated this decision to the Parliamentary group of the
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    KING'S HOLIDAY
    32 2 London, Apr. 13. The King spent his holidays gardening at Sunningdale and attended divine service with the Queen on Good Friday and on Easter Day at win/tcor Castle.- Reuter Wireless
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      63 2 I MILLINERY! I from conservative styles to the most I extravagant moficls you will find at ax jtT^ty a fry III7A North Rridge Road (Meyer Mansion) Thr place is a bM out of the way but you will get more for your money. BUSINESS CARDS. MASSAGE. MS. and MRS. AKAJI,
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      362 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. NOVELTY GIFT FOR EASTER. 80l ItJOIS S«,ir d< I'aiis EAl T d. OOLOONI IN AN EASTFR K(l(i PAC KlN(i of all Chemists and Stores Pole A&tnts: GRAFTOH LABORATORIES, 20b, Collyei- <^uay BOARD KKSiDENCE^ SEA FRONT KATONG ORANGE— fI Mover Rd. Large rooms facing sea with own bath room
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      232 2 Hißh Tide: -2.25 a.m. 8.1 ft. 4.13 p.m. 6.2 ft. Sport Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, R.A. vs. POiice, Anson Road Stadium; Div. 11, R.A.O.C. vs. H.M.S. Terror, P. Brani. General Johore State Council Meeting, the Dewan, Johore Bahru, 10.30 a.m. Police Band Performance, Waterloo Street, 7 p.m. Cinemas VICTORIA
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    BRITISH WOMAN'S TALE OF MEDIAEVAL TORTURES IN A BRAZIL PRISON
    1094 3 L;uly Hastings' Ordeal SPIKES DRIVEN UNDER MAN'S FINGER-NAILS Terror Reigns In Rio London, Apr. 1. I t in the cniel prison of Brazil are revealed m a ription by Lady Hastings, In the Sunday Dispatch, of i- her recent deportation
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    22 3 THE 3RD C.'ARARINiriRS rehearsed tluir musical ride for the Royal Tuurnamriit at the Cavalry Barracl.s, Hounsiow. Mass jumping at I lie rehearsal.
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    "SIAM MUST CHOOSE"
    672 3 Bangkok Upset By Leader In The Free Press TRUE following reply to the leading article m the Tree Tress on Mar. 28, entitled "Siam Must Choose," and dealing with the new customs tariffs appeared m the Bangkok Times sjf Apr. 8. It is headed "A Straits Viewpoint."
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    CHAMPAGNE DAYS
    266 3 On Salaries Of $250 A Month Sir William Shonton, a membe» of the Rung Kong Exwutive Council and one I the Oolony*a beat known citizens, told the Free Press a story of progress ar.'i change before he sailed from Singapore m the P and O. liner Ranchi. on
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    STEEL RECORD
    68 3 London. Apr. 0. Last month the production of steel! ingots and castings m the United Kingdom leachtd the highest tonnage on record at i>Bo.loo tons, compared with 93fl 400 tons the month before and 8414 MM tons a year ago The production of pig iron m March amounted
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    49 3 With the dedication of tho new Mfthodust Church m Toluk Anson on Sunday by th» R>v M. Dodsworth DD, of Ponung. yet another link was (orgee] m the chain of churches which the Methodist Episcopal Church is building throughout the country U8 pur; ol its Golden Jubilee building programme.
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    Beauty Queen In Monte Carlo Shooting Drama
    435 3 TUMI* Ofttto, M.v. ;j. WO shots rinsm* out m one of Mee*c Carlos uivwrv l.olls; a youu.- slaffe MUfN louixl ijrt«| m the MM gtf iovrlv Sir! music-hall star, herself K r:tiHy wounded n ..r tli< he** Sensation was caused here today by
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      202 3 "Blazes a new J**^* trail m pictures. Jfc^jl j^ Something to ~%Myi F,lm Daily o*m£ -^jfj .^^^^^Be^^^Mß^^m^Bl Watch Th*> PiMi Of The People Who S«e It For The Perfect Tribute To Thix Great Prodiu tion Of Warner Iti^os. < ii.» r. < urn ii at Hi. VICTORIA THEATRE W»dne>Kf;4y I
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    WOMEN'S INTERESTS
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    ATTENTION TO LINE IN LATEST FASHIONS
    925 4 I lie Masque Of Spring, London, Apr. 2. r\I)ULY as fashion has »i<-:iit, by the the Jin.- oi the human figure (witness the ry'moYino, the bustle, and the hobble skirt), un the whole these arabesques upon the original theme are nil m Itfi honour.
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    THE PAINFUL PROCESS OF GROWING UP
    1157 4 Do You Understand Your Child? UJ WISH I wore a child again." How often haven't you heard that said? Childhood, to the adult weighed down with responsibilities. suggests a period ol happiness, carefreeness. Did we not romp our way through days made smooth and
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    CORRECT BREATHING IS THE ART OF LIVINC
    474 4 lI7E arc tokl m all OOnpttaDl bcoks on health tha! w<> shOttld inhale "the breath Ol life" throw b our nostrils. Tha nose hag b< < n perfectly evolved lor thi.. purpose. Not to mention that the nerves <>i smell end m the
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    THE LATEST VOGUE
    104 4 PMTER ntm rogue tm m id i»«'i:< < iy trail h( ball H lovely i ar, v< ,i i. i d i, vehicle -i h Ibn co-starred f iei 1 < I Mill KM I n a ill i hoi i I isi X ii ilgkl <
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      94 4 <y li^T J# You ncc< never sit down to a dull, flavourless f j meal disn y° ur cook use 9 Bisto regularly. SwwlcmWu liist 1S taken a clever nand m the making of l^jT -iiToJj many an appetising curry, soup or stew. It is I I^i^toS thC surest way
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      304 4 DB\ BX fii IBSII 2iJB I^Bi Women are now flocking to this Man It is now a vm li.r v. n v to lor»k wriuklnl an.l ui^ly l'.«l I M Si. t k .1. Imbom i>h\ k iaa ..i i rioiiii m Mm LJ n r- it <»l ..i li.i
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    132 5 (X DISCS bearing the erim announcement "Accident Kim'.: 9*ot" have been erected on lamp Now Bridge Street. B.C. They also bear liie admonition 'Pedcsti-ians and IMiwrs take t;tre." LOiM) UNUTHGOW, TtrWOy <teritnat€ of India, and Lady LinlitliKow leaving their home m Chester Place London, for Victoria Station on thin w;i>
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    DIVORCE JUDGE ON "RAKING THE PAST"
    1072 6 Jury Stops Case REFERENCE TO HUSBAND'S PITIABLE EXHIBITION London, Mar. 28. A SPECIAL jury sitting with Sir Boyd Merriman m the Divorce Court yesterday, after finding: a husband guilty of misconduct with I :;trl once employed by him, stopped the case m which he
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    GOVERNMENT'S DOLE PLAN FOR "BLACKCOATS"
    247 6 Million To Benefit MINISTERS CARRYING OUT THEIR ELECTION PROMISES London. M.v :«i r rili: Ciiovrtiimriit is planning to ease the burden of the tun. 11. class, black-coated worker, I learned yes(nda>. A bill pioposing unemployment insurance tor (In «.\< t but under 1500-a-year worker will
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    WONDERFUL NEWS FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS.
    167 6 No natter what form your stomach rouble takes, you can airnc-t certainly 1 cored. Whetber it is "Just indigestion." iritis ot Kong-stan ilng, or ar> agonising duodenal ulcer, you can get Immediate relict and lasting cure if you will only take Maclean Brand Stomach Powder,
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    MALAYAN A.A.
    97 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 9. The annual general meeting of th»> Selangor and Pahang branch ot thi Automobile Association ol Malaya wa^. held li.is evening at the headquarter* Barrack Road, Mr. F. W Dougla.presiding The reports and accounts of thCentral Committee and of the Selangor
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    TO STOP SMUGGLING IN NORTH CHINA
    101 6  -  Shanghai. Apr. 8. The Executive Department, at the last meeting, definitely decided to put a stop to the large-scale smuggling m North China. It is reported that an effective plan has been decided to bring to book the smugglers of illicit merchandise along the
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    MALACCA'S DIFFICULT TRAFFIC PROBLEM
    835 6 MA LA CCA' S DIFFICULT TRAFFIC PROBLEM Absence Of Five -Foot Ways THE completed absence of five-foot ways, which inevitably brings the pedestrian population into dangerous proximity with wheeled traffic, is the main cause of Malacca's increasingly difficult traffic problem, according to a statement by the C.P.0., Mr. E. E.
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    HOT WEATHER HOLIDAY
    288 6 Blow For Bangkok Officials (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok Apr. 13. IN the clays of the reign of King ■I Vajiravidh. Government Departments. Including the Courts of Justice, closed eolid for the whole of April and there was a great peace m officialdom, repairs could be done
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    DELYSIA WALKS OUT
    325 6 DELYSIA WALKS OUT 50 Per Cent. Cut LONDON, APR. 1. MMB. AMC I OF.LYSIA BEPLAINKP TO ME LAST NIGHT WHY SHE IS LEAVING THE CAST Or "AT THE SILVER SWAN" AT THE PALACE THEATRE ON SATURDAY. WRITES A DAILY EXPRESS CORRESPONDENT. "I have not beon properly treated," she said. "I
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    MALACCA WEDDING
    227 6 Dr. Ho's Daughter To Marry <From Our Own Correspondent > M.il.nci Apr. K. At th> Wrsley Church. Malacca on April 21 \Uv weddiiiK will take ptaei ot rtttda H S Ho. dauehti <A I)r and Mrs P L H>. of Singapore, to Mr Wouk Hon Chens BoUl the
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    56 6 Messrs. Choo Kla Peng. C.B.E and W. J P. Grerier have been nominated to serve on the Council of the FM 8 Chamber of Mines for the current year as representatives of the Belangor Miners' Association. wh!lp Messrs H A Crates and J. S. Whlttaker have been appolrtod as representatives
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    BAND CONCERTS
    174 6 By kind p< rmi lon <>. the H< r. h Onti i .i i.ii Police, the band ol Urn Btraltl Monta Mlet nill aoifmui m p as follows under the ttrvcUon «.i J C Hitch. LHA M ARC M I M Trday. Waterloo JUeel 7 pm ChararcriMir 'h.
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    RADIO RABBI
    55 6 Due In Singapore This Week Rabbi I it i M nln <-i Loi Ai geld w.ii be i liner Pr ttd< m 1 on ti\ i i« The k..b*jj i.S n,. I Mil- H< Jewish i< idi r and radio m Califi rnla md I Wiisinrr Boulevard 1
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    DAWN IN THE MOVIES Is Always A SUNSET!
    663 7  - DAWN IN THE MOVIES Is Always A SUNSET! Sheilah Graham Hollywood In Person TOICKSi and troubles of the trade... the screen are eta photographed because there is no m the morning to inrise.... Strawberries "Becky i be painted red, beiey photographed green. Hollywood's best ai present working ffU ducked m
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    RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY
    239 7 followed by "Goodbye My Lady Love Charles Winninger, who played the original role of Captain Andy m New York for 17 months, shouts words of encouragement to Miss Dunne's voice On th;> siage of the restaurant, assistant director Jon McDonough acts as cheer leader for the
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    BUKIT ZAHRAH SCHOOL
    232 7 Annual Distribution Of Prizes The distribution of prizes of 1935 at FU'kit Zahrah School. Johore Bahru. was held m the school Assembly Hall 1 before a large and representative fathering. After the headmaster. Mr H B Manby. had thanked the Sultanah of Johore lor bein^ present aaa
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    65 7 Che Ismail bin Harun, District Officer. Padang Trap, is to be transferred to Pulau Langkawi as District Officer m place of H.H. Tungku Abdul Rahman who is to go to Sungel Patani to act as District Officer, Kuala Muda. m place of Che* Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad who is going
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    Winning CONTRACT
    334 7 Winning CONTRACT David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby and Howard MfIMML world's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence. ONE NOTRI'MP OR GAME? IN Duplicate team-of-four contests played on the total point basis, such as our recent world's championship match against the
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    MALAYAN CHINESE PILOTS
    250 7 Many In Air Fare At Canton <By Our Seremban Correspondent > That there are many Malayan Chinese m the Air Force at Canton and that good proipects await Malayan Chinese youths wishing to serve their motherland was the opinion expressed ,by Mr. Wong Nang Wing, a Chinese
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    CIVIL ESTIMATES
    110 7 Increase Due To Social Improvements London, Apr. 7. In a general examination or the civil estimates and the revenue departments cstirmftes for the current financial year, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury. Mr. W. S. Morrison, m a memorandum, points out that the civil estimates jt £365.253.914 are
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    ECUADOR BACKS OUT
    55 7 To Cease Applying Sanctions Against Italy Geneva, Apr. 7. It is reported the Government of Ecuador on Apr. 4 informed the Italian Government that as it had accepted m principle to negotiate a peaceful settlement of the Italo-Abyssinian dispute the Government of Ecuad'r no longer proposed to
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    44 7 The death is announced of Mr 1 RadclylTe m his emhtieth ye.ir Fur ni;tny y*»ars he wa.s connected with the firm ol Ifeam David Bridxe ;md Company. Ltd and dealt with all kinds of rubber machinery Hr was partdesigner ol the Alpha tapping kulle.
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    THE COST OF LIVING INDEX
    151 7 To He Revised By Ministry Of Labour London. Apr. 7. The Minislcr of L?bour. Mr Krnesi Brown, announced at Commons iju« s tk;n time that a revision of the bafi: v 4 the Ministry's cost of living ind< I number, m relation to which adjustments
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    MR. EDEN QUESTIONS HERR RIBBENTROP
    171 7 MR. EDEN QUESTIONS HERR RIBBENTROP Germany's Claim For Colonial Equality l.t.ndon. Apr. Among thr main questions btl uiivelv *it by Mr Men to Hen ton Rttoboni>p. Hitler's "r.v >y, y— terdftl v. What d )(\s Germany mean by "w i MonaMi t.:u w foe the retain 3crm;iny\s claim COC colonial
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    RUBBERS FIRM
    109 7 London, Apr. X On the Stock Exeh.i. u< today DIM .*-tandin« movements WHI iM to m quirlPs r<*KardinK particular riMU rather than any ftMnl d«n a:id Home rails met with I i. v/ave of ouyinß on MGetBORi tr*in. turns Rubbers ruled firm m sympathy wnii the commodity Copptfl
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1936. Imperial Airways And Mr. Mollison
    1116 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1936. Imperial Airways And Mr. Mollison IT is to be feared that Mr. J. A. lfoliiaon, tlie famous airman, has stirred up a hornets' nest m his outspoken interview with the Free Press, reported yesterday^ m our columns. During the past few months
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    671 8 Fingerprint As Signature IT has Jail n to a Lancashire testator to be the pioneer m securing lega". recognition m Britain of a method oi signature which .has long been m vogue m India. During this term an application came befon the Probate Court to admit
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    866 8 Jbiß Ferdinand Little cheek was exorcising his wile's Sealyham terrier m the local park, or perhaps the Sea'v ham terrier was exercising Mr Ferdnand Littlecheek In t ither ease hi was. as usual on these expeditions la a moro.se and brooding temper. D ep down within him there
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    Franco-Soviet Pact Was Approved By The Locarno Guarantors
    596 9 Franco-Soviet Pact Was Approved By The Locarno Guarantors photo). REVELATIONS IN BRITISH BLUE BOOK Background To History Of Recent "Peace Plans" London, Apr. 13. A BLUE book of nearly 100 pages, and reproducing m part or m whole about 60 documents despatches, telegrams, minutes, treaty provisions and communiques illustrating some
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    Population Fleeing From Addis Ababa
    274 9 FEAR OF ANOTHER ITALIAN AIR RAID Addis Ababa, Apr. 13. HOLLOWING a reconnoitring flight 1 by nine Italian planes from the past this morning, an Italian bomber from the west flew over Addis Ababa at a great height. The alarm was given and the majority
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    229 9 I suddenly summoned the Jj.«bm»-t. which was not due to sit till "day, and glowingly spoke of the r -> victories," particularly at Lako ~™*1 which bring Italy nearer to 1(1 realisation of her first objective. wrnei] icurity oi her colonies for Italy was obliged to have recourse
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    NEW CHARTER OF SLAVERY
    107 9 CONGRESS PRESIDENT ON CONSTITUTION Decision On Acceptance Of Office Postponed Lucknow, Apr. 12. TPHE new Indian Constitution was described as a "new charter of slavery." designed to strengthen the bonds of Imperialist domination, by the President. Jawa Hartal Nehru, m his address to the plenary session
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    NEXT IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    44 9 London, Apr. 13. pOMMUNICATIONS arc now passing with the Dominions Governments as regards the possibility of arranging for an Imperial Conference m London at the time of the Coronation next year, it was announced m the House of Commons. Reuter Wireless
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    MOLLISON'S "FINAL CIGARETTE"
    114 9 II Set His Mosquito-Net And Bed On Fire Mr. J. A. Mollison. the British flier, received a small blister on his arm and another on his neck when his bedding and mosquito-net caught alight at the Sea View Hotel at the week-end. Mr. Mollison told the Free
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    ONE HUNDRED INJURED IN DUBLIN RIOT
    133 9 London, Apr. 12. ABOUT a hundred people were injured m disturbances at Dublin, when a procession of the Irish Republican Army, commemorating the victims of i the 191G rebellion, clashed with on- lookers Throughout their route, from the centre of the city to Glasnevin
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    125 9  -  Sin Chow Jit Poh PERSONAL MEETING TO EXCHANGE VIEWS Paving The Way To A Compromise Shanghai, Apr. 13. A momentous meeting which win r^ have a far-reaching etfect on the compromise bet worn Canton and Nanking, will be held at an unknown place m Hunan,
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    1446 10 Revenue And Valuation Improvement POSITION OF. RUBBER AND TEA INDUSTRIES I Till; 21th annual general meet- ing of the Orient Trust, Ltd., was held yest Tday at the rrgistcred offices of the company, 85, Gracechurch Street, E.C. Mr F. E. Ma^uire < the chairman) i sided. The
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    BIGGER RUBBER RELEASE SHORTLY?
    1123 10 Speculators Holding Aloof From Market GEORGE, WHITE, YUILLE'S REPORT FOR MARCH pEORGE. White, Yuille and Co., Ltd., m their monthly rubber report, dated London, Mar. 25, state: A firm tone has continued m the rubber market during: the past month and prices have appreciated by about
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    160 10 Ocean Shipments of Rubber, Including Concentrated Latex, Lritex and Revertex. being: final shipment on ocean steamers ill Mai.iv.m during the month of March, itM, lo Long Tom. Sheet and Crept Latex. Con Latex Revtfttl TOTAL DESTINATION Trai shipment Export Transhipment Export rrftlUhlpilU (.f'AN'P Export Proper SS. MS.
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    102 10 Notes: <n Tratifthipuiftit means rubber consfcßMi •>,,•, hum t place ot origin m Malaya, by MM r i.i'l or rmll ui> Fdr detalla oi countrte m Monthlf Emporl bp plnf Hi-turn <I. and E 3». Summary (L) H. NORTH 111 NT. RcgUtrar-Oi ntral of S.itls.l.s B.fl n^l FN! Singapore.
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    IMPRESSIVE BRITISH INDUSTRIAL PROFITS
    1151 11 IMPRESSIVE BRITISH INDUSTRI A L PROFITS Crisis Crushes Stock Markets SOUND PROSPECTS FOR TEA GROWERS (Irom Our Own Correspondent) London, Apr. 3. n\\\U\. prices are still railing m almost every section of the London markets, and there is little hope of a general subiHiicJiiiK a satisfactory settlement of the European
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    DEFIANT AIR PASSENGER FINED
    512 11 DEFIANT AIR PASSENGER FINED PERSISTED IN SMOKING ON LINER Said To Be First Case In Britain POR smoking while m the Imperial Airways liner Heracles, Rupert Belleville, of White's Club, St. James's Street W., was fined £10. with £3 3s. cost?, at Croydon Police Court recently He pleaded guilty to
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    RUBBER RETURNS
    92 11 The following crop returns for March are notified: The Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co. Ltd 68,000 !b. The Badek Rubber Estate Ltd (Staffield Estate) 20.000 lb. The Bradwall (F.M.S) Rubber Estate Ltd. 33.000 Ib. The Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates Ltd. 45.223 lb. Dennistown Rubber Estates Ltd (Dennlstown Estate) Nil.
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    SIONE TIN
    112 11 The output irom Sione Tin for the month of March. 1936. was 720 piculs. Yardage worked 150,500; hours run 549. they can continue to do so until thero is only a reasonable visible supply. "Before the end of this year, we should 're able to see whether or
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    SEA DRAMA OF SHIP'S LAST RADIO
    315 11 SEA DRAMA OF SHIP'S LAST RADIO SKIPPER'S "I CLOSE DOWN FOR EVER" 4 Women Among 29 Saved From Wreck Wick, (Caithness), Mar. 30. "MOW we must leave this ship, *>* and, going to the lifeboat, I close this wireless station for ever." In this dramatic message received this evening, at
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    APROL-JOHNSTON WORKS SOLD
    123 11 Aircraft Makers' Deal Glasgow. A step towards the establishment of an aircraft industry m Scotland is indicated by the news that the ArrolJohston and Aster Engineering motor wcrks at Heathhall. near Dumfries, have been sold to a firm which is understood to be engaged on aeroplane construction
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    73 11 Modest Demand For Gilt-Edged Securities London, Mar. 7. The modest investment demand lor giit-edged securities continues but, elsewhere, new issues are stealing thy thunder of their elder brethren. Consequently many industrials were inclined to droop for want of support. International issues ruled less active than lately. Foreign Exchanges
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    SOYA BEAN DUTY
    86 11 London, Apr. 7. The Treasury, on the recommendation ol the Import Duties Advisory Committoe, has issued an order authorising the allowance of drawback customs duties as from Apr. 9 m respect oi soya beans used m the manufacture first, of soya bean oil not including mixtures of
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    FOOTHILLS DIVIDEND
    69 11 Messrs. Boustead and Co. Ltd.. Penang. have received a telegram from the secretaries, Messrs. Ed. Boustead Co., London, advising that the annual accounts of Foothills < Malaya > Rubber Estate, Ltd.. have been issued showing a profit of £1.521 and recommending the payment of a dividend of 3
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    NEWEST BOMBERS
    214 11 Large Numbers Of "Britain First" Loihlum. !\l;ir. Ni. The Bristol monopla: c DM Hum b <niber. to which Sir Philip Sass-.nn. UnderSecretary for Air. referred m glotrin terms last week, is i.ow Officially I the Blenheim. Large numbers an |n course of eonstriu tion. The Blenheim was developed
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    £5,000,000 SUGAR CORPORATION
    190 11 £5,000,000 SUGAR CORPORATION State Aid Provisions London, Mar. '7 A White PapT lamed last nlghi details Of IIM Grverniiv: t ichem I l<>f the amalgamation o! fifteen sue companies into the British Bugar C poration Ltd. The Corporation is t > h.iv<- i ipltf oi .€5.000.000 m lully paid-up shiu
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    KIMANIS RUBBER
    49 11 Outhrie Co. Ltd.. Kmki Lumpur I agents have received a cable irom the Beard of Kimanis Rubber Lim. I advising that the directors have recommended a final dividend of 2' ptr C payable on May 15. letvtw BSJH to be carried forward subject to the u,;j.»: adjustments.
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    STAFF CONVERSATIONS
    61 11 I -iiKinn. Apr 7 Ibe War fcClnlsi r. Mr Dull C i i ling the R n tiiiI i i ti h t'l I m London on W A;t 15. said tli.tt i.s the W.ir Ofii.. i ild be conducted smlhv through thi I 1 r of Military
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    171 12 Award Of Lloyd's Medals The Committee of Lloyd's have dccl- «i fh;it Lloyd's i1 v i medal for savi g ut sea be awarded to Second Oflic-r Walter s Thomson, of the British tamer Belinda, and LJojrd'i bronz medals lor laving life at .sea to Ablo
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    57 12 I lit; POUlt-MASTOI SCHOONER WTestwaH fl§N Un%) owned b> Mr. If. K. Hales, donor v.i the- Blue Rihu ».d of Atl.tniir tr. ;»))•>. jir»*pari:iK to !t»avt Siulhamnion for VorM i J nX v\j»J> cad«'ls i.n l>o;iril. The i.idels are training Itf >he Merralltilc MariMC I*m turr shous
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      539 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Z t f Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm Thursday 7.45 am I Aior B'uar: Mon. to Prl.* 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 am. and 7 p.m. Ipo: Weekdays; 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Klang, K-jala Llpis. Port Swettenham, Talping and Telok Anson:
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    197 15 /v. />. Tamils Collapse In Second Innings SAB APATHY AGAIN PLAYS HAVOC WITH HATSMEN rill < eyl«n Sports lub beat the Tamilians Physical Culture ssociati«B of Kuala Lumpur, by G8 runs m the Nagalingam cricket match played at Balestier over the week-end, the
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    174 15 Lieut. Moore Heads Service Aggregate CAPT. CREEDON WINS SPLENDID DOUBLE (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 13. *TIIE F.M S. rifle championship was concluded today on the Kuala Lumpur rifle range. Rain fell heavily towards thr closing stages and considerably affected the standard
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    15 15 photo). THE SELANGOR RANGERS who were on a Easter holiday tour m Singapore. Free Press
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    53 15 Contact Wins The Sydney Cup V El A from hgmont a Our Own Correspondent) Sydney, Apr. IS. is the result of the ip run here today m rain. •MAC I 8.4 1 EGMONT 7 1 2 BPBAB PRINCE 7.13 3 The betting was itact; 18 1 E<;mont; 16
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    36 15 Sydney, Apr. 12. 1 Jockey Club Doncas today resulted as follows: ►DLE 94 1 CABAUBT 83 2 BARAK 7.8 3 sttl»; a neck beind third. Time: one .Seventeen ran. Bettine; 51 Cabalist; 8 1 Barak.
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    27 15 the St. Leger was as •LUNGA 810 1 VREB.IO 3 headi; three lengths and third. Time: M Five ran. Betting n Mlunga; 5 2 Wykeham;
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    WIN FOR K.L.
    113 15 Wpore Railway Institute' Lose t l *£y r++M I umpur Railway Institute Kapore Railway Institute at! game 01 football by four! m th 8 hitter's ground yes^ j halJ C De Souza of the netted the first goal af»ak added the second goal team reduced the lead'
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    656 15 MOTORING THRILLS AT K.L. HALF-MILE SPEED TRIAL Country's Best Riders And Drivers Take Part Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 12. pOMPETITORS from nearly al! parts of Malaya took part m the half-mile standing start speed trial held under the auspices of the Selangor and Pahang branch of the Automobile Asscciation of Malaya
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    324 15 Seven Goals Against Birmingham PAYNE FINDS NET NINE TIMES FOR LUTON London, Apr. 13. CUNDERLAND made certain of the league O championship today by taking both points from Birmingham. They piled up seven goals. In the southern section of the third division Payne, the Luton
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    183 15 Tournament Ties Fixed For Today And Tomorrow The fellow ing ties have been arranged In the S.RC. tennis tournament. TODAY Championship Singles: F. Scully vs. R. H. Barth; Dr. B H. Shearer vs. Dr 8. L. Oehlcrs. "A" Singles: -D. Leicester (scr.) vs. S. Stewart <- 30). "B"
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    THIRD DIVISION
    68 15 S.R.C. Team To Meet Indian Association The following will represent the Singapore Recreation Club m a third di vision league mat€h on Thursday on SRC. ground against Indian Association: C. Alphonso. J. Reutens. J Ritchie. L Reutens. F W. Ayres. R. Barth. N. Sullivan. D C Ross, A.
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    29 15 Mr and Mrs. C J. Chisholm titftt Jrlt Kuala Lumpur en route for England via Japan and America Th»»v expect to be returning towards the end ot the year.
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    420 15 TO BE HELD THIS YEAR IN SINGAPORE AT a irovisional meeting of repre- sentatives of the leading: Chinese schools and sporting associations m Singapore at the premises of the Singapore Chinese Basketball and Volleyball Association (5.C.8.V.A.) it was decided to hold a Chinese sports meeting m Singapore
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    27 15 Mr H C Aspinali. Agent Of the H:>nu Kong Bank m Bankok, has loft for home on holiday He is succeeded by Mr. G. Fi:zs< i rald.
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    MALAYAN GOLF ASSOCIATION
    103 15 New Office- Hearers Elected i From Our Own Correspondent K u. i l.i I i! in ptn Apr. 11. AT the annual BMttflng of UN Malayan Goh Association yestrrday evening. Mr A Ramsay «Pcrak». the well-known ran- horse owner, v elected president Mftd Mr F B OtbtOfl
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    120 15 At the annual general mcptliiK <>i the Fathul Karib Club held I, is: we^k the In!lowinK wore* elected office -bt t: ers Jor (lie en.'.uinp ye.,r Patron: TttOfkil Hussein bin Tur^i'ku Ali. President: Md Ka:,sim bin Man joorsah Viet Piesidnit: Hussein Khan Mfl Md. Khan Trtasuror; H.m
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    106 15 A f tir jn ii. ii gcnei ii mi I ln| -post Office niub the following wenappointed iifftia II 111 II iui \h.r wMi 1930-1937: Preside, t. Mr Jbnw Adam 'rr-elrctel vier-pr»\s Mr I) Kuppus nr.y and Mr Yeo M":.r S'-ah; ijoti sec Mr. Sim Kw«i;ir Lany.
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    1231 16 Nine Winners At Ipoh Skye Meeting SPRINGKELL PAYS BEST PRICE OF $51 (From Our Own Correspondent) Tpoh, Apr. 13. TIIK second and concluding day of the Perak Turf Club Easter skyc meeting opened m fine weather. A large crowd was present, including H.H.
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