The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 April 1936

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,833. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936. 10 CENTS.
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    "BUDGET OF SHATTERED HOPES"
    1313 1 3d. on Income-Tax: 2d. on Tea: Raid on Road Fund ONLY A FEW CRUMBS LEFT FOR THE TAXPAYER Wonderful Demonstration Of Revenue Buoyancy: Country Has Every Reason For h Congratulation" Says The Chancellor GENERAL INCREASE IN WEALTH AND EXPANSION OF TRADE i 111 DGKT OF SHATTERED
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    RUBBER STOCKS STILL TOO HIGH
    173 1 RUBBER STOCKS STILL TOO HIGH London, Apr. 21. THAT fireworks m the form of quota revision are not a likely result of the International Rubber Regulation Committee meeting scheduled to take place m London on Apr. 28 is the general belief of rubber interests both m London and Amsterdam. The
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    Canada's Attitude To League And The Empire
    246 1 Ca n ada 's Attitude To League And The Empire COMMONWEAL TH EXPOSED TO DANGER London. Apr. 21. *pHE Times publishes a letter from a Canadian. Mr. J. M. MacDonnell, m which he says that if the outcome of the next few weeks confirms the wide-felt fear that Britain is
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    TRINCOMALEE NAVAL BASE STRIKE
    30 1 Colombo, Apr. 21. TWO THOL SAND labourers employed o»i the naval works at Trincomalee have struck, demanding higher wages. Armed police were standing by.— Reuter Wireless
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    CHILDREN TRAPPED IN BLAZING HOUSE
    173 1 TRAGEDY ON PERAK RUBBER ESTATE From Our Own Corresp md« nt > I Ipoh. \p r |t N lire on a rubber Mtfttt near Parit. Which gut'ed a hut occupied by an Indian couple. wl:o w<p |Wtf .«t work tapping rubber, two children efl b
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    203 2 "Riff Raff" A Melodrama Of Waterfront Life The Mttro-Goldwyn-MLayer production. "Riff-Raff", featuring Jean H&rtow and Spencer Tfacy, which had Its premiere at the Alhambra yesterday, is a melodrama ol waterfront life. It has convincing backgrounds an 1 character studies and is full of pep. As Hattie and Dutch.
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    LOCARNO TREATY
    34 2 Geneva, Apr. 21. M. A^enol has informed the German Government that the Locarno question will ccme before the Council at the next session on May 11 and inviting ed parties. Reuter Wireless
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    "ONE NIGHT OF LOVE"
    230 2 'The Sound Production Is Marvellous" Rarely has a -.v.ice sc bell-like m its quality, or capable of such a wide range, been hearl on the local screen, as that of lovely Grace Moore, prima donna star of 'On Wings of Song," which opened at .he Capitol
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    HON. MR. A. S. SMALL
    33 2 It Is notified that the Hon. Mr. AS. Small. MC.S. Colonial Secretary. Straps Settlements, has accepted the patr t aage of Government Services FA. vice Sir Andrew Caldecott.
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    THE PAVILION
    222 2 "The Man Who Broke The Bank At Monte Carlo" In this Twentieth-Century film with the record breaking title. Ronald Cclman is given a light-hearted holiday ircm the serious business of acting-in whirh he is undoubtedly very accom pushed. But this holiday of his does not mean ar «7
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    AMAH KNOCKED DOWN
    38 2 Carrying Baby In Her Arms A Chinese amah, with a baby m her arms, was knocked down by an omnbus yesterday afternoon at North Bridge Road. It appears that SheWS JSd* r ad When wa^
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    SERIOUS CONDITION
    60 2 The baby escaped with minor abrasions but the amah's condition is Sd to be serious. She was bleeding profusely and had lacerations on the Hght arm and on the scalp. g Both victims were removed to the General Hospital by ambulance ed down e hJ" o,d alay b
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    METROPOLITAN DEAD HEAT
    46 2 Quashed And Jack Tar London, Apr. I\. QUASHED (7 to 2) and Jack Tar (100 to 8) came m first m a dead heat m the Metropolitan today, whilst Corona Corona (5 to 1) was third, three lengths behind. Nineteen horses ran. Reuter
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    APPEAL FOR UNION AND COURAGE
    151 2 France Trying Desperately To Find Solution Paris. Apr. 1,. An appeal to the French nation lor union and courage m the crista was made by the Premier. M Sarr'au: m a broadcast speech this eveni: He said they were st-ili exhausting I all chances of
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    PURCHASED FROM U.S.
    26 2 Two hundred artillery eoaehei and carriages purchased from the United States arrived m Nanking yesterd ly, states a Bin Chew Jit Poh mess;
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      254 2 I tlbe Singapore Jfvcc press 11.-4 d Oflito: «>« ii Rirrrt. star«i Thon •ate. m Te,: KuaU Lumpur Ofl.c, I 1'h0... I London Offirr: 49 12 < I'honr lei: I. hi SUBSCRIPTION RATES Monthly Quarterly j s alf Yrarlv HY.CS ***'■> *■>* *>• I4K i. I i thr usual bank
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      174 2 Diary Of The Day 'High Water: —ll 38 a.m.. 11.25 n.m. 'Annual General Meeting of Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Association. Si Joseph's Institution. 5 p.m. Lecture by Mr. K. Morino. V.M.C.A Hail. 8.15 p.m. Subject: "Some Observations or. Japanese Daiiy Life." Sport Football: S.AFA League Div. I SC.C. vs. Middlesex
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    Duplicated Air Service To And From Australia
    167 3 FIRST EAST BOUNt) PLA?fe WILL LEAVE R&AY 15 QANTAS ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED IMPERIAL AIRWAYS announce that arrangements have been completed for the operation of a duplicated service between Singapore atid Brisbane by Qantas Empire Airways. this wfU commence with an east bound service leaving
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    THE BARE IDEA OF IT
    257 3 HE LEFT HIS BATH AND THEN— Vienna. A YOUNG American visitor tc who jumped out of his bath teh a letter without clothing him-: finished his little adventure m an r ion d the letter, which he had v expecting, drop m the > x
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    GERMAN NAMES FOR GERMAN CHILDREN
    202 3 GERMAN NAMES FOR GERMAN CHILDREN "Pride In Fatherland Berlin. THE Nazi authorities who areTesponsible for to*! preservation of the purity of the German race have issued prescriptions concerning the Christian names that children born m Germany shall bear. The iundamental principle decided r.pen is that German children born m present-day
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    CONSTABLE SHOT
    92 3 ,!n "stations Point To Accident Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 20. on his iirst sentry duty BUn l( l shot dead outside the treaty Government buildings at > this morning. awal m tiu g^rd-house were n by the report of a gun. and 1,,' nonstable Ibrahim, of
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    KIPLING'S £155,000
    176 3 Thoughts For Empire In Will London, Apr. 7. Rildyard Kipling. Poet of Empire, who died on Jan. 18, left £155.228 gross, with net persor.alty £142,448. Probate of the will was granted yesterday to Mrs. Kipling. To his widow. Mr. Kipling gave his house and lard at Burwash. Sussex.
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    Malay's Vision Of Goddess
    254 3 OFFERINGS MADE AT ANT-HILL Spirit Of Islam Maiden Tenang, Apr. 20. TIIE compound adjoining the ser- vants' quarters behind Mr. T. S. Anthony's residence at Macalister I Road has been turned into a place |of worship. At all hours of the day. men, women and children
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    VICTORIA THEATRE
    48 3 VICTORIA THEA TRE l\^R. S. B. TAN has given notice that at the next meeting ot* the Municipal Commissioners he will move a resolution to rescind the resolution passed on Feb. ?8, 1936, with regard to the exhibition of talking, sound or other films at the Victoria Theatre.
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    Siam Must Industrialise
    376 3 Siam Must Industrialise JAPANESE TRADE MISSION'S ADVICE ll^R. Yimnsnke Yasukawa (the chairman) and other members of the Japanese economic goodwill mission to Siam arrived m Singapore on Monday on their way back to Tokio. Mr. Yasukawa. who flew by Dutch plane from Bangkok to Singapore, told i\V? Free Press that
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    MOONLIGHT RESTAURANT
    41 3 Lim Heng Say, the Hylam proprietor of the Moonlight Restaurant was acquitted yesterday by Mr. T. D. Hughes the second magistrate, Singapore, on a charge of selling or permitting liquor, to be sold on his premises, without a licence.
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    F. VENDARGON
    84 3 (From Our Own Corr. spondent > Seremban, Apr. 18. The Rev. Father D. A Vendargon has been appointed Parish Priest to the Indian congregation m Negri Sembilan. Father Vendargon. who is at present attached to the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Singapore, is very popular m Negri
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      176 3 K. P. M. TO EUROPE VIA THE CAPE AND BACK VIA SUEZ OR VICE VERSA. ROUND TRIP FARE Ist CLASS From £162 6.For detailed information please apply :«> K. P. M. LINE, I, Kinhivsoii Cirecn. Tel. 545 1. LAST 3 PERFORMAKCES at the VICTOEIA TONIGHT -6.15 and 9.15 TOMORROW at
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      50 3 Law Notice For The Day Before the Acting Chief Justice In the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Probate 64 67 of 1936— Re Haraeed Natchial etc., deceased. Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. S 627 35— Slew Tuck Co. vs. Chin Khoong Luen etc.
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    OUR NEW FLYING-BOATS
    2259 4 World's Biggest Order For Airliner Engines Hundreds Working Night And Day —On Flying-Boats For Empire 4 \ir Routes Record Commercial Contract (-rent Advance In Technique Pegasus Engines —An Efficient Silencer Triumph Of British Engineering Changes In R.A.F. Training The Next Three Years Empire Air Day Poser For
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      130 4 YOUR HOME MUST NOT BE WITHOUT--w/ '*v**Y *B*m.yM BARPIC A regular sprinkle of ft A R P I C that* all it needs Also cleans the bend where the brush cannot reach SEPTIC TANKS Harpic can be used with safety m septic tanks, to which the domestic waste water (from
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      65 4 yOl/ C4W PURCHASE A GENUINE FRIGID URE for< k g m** <4 years* guarantee* HH I, WHY pay more when FRIGIDAIRE gives WMM you all that you wish for m an electric refrigerator? SAFE FOOD TEMPERATURES H JP PLENTY OF ICE H PLENTY OF ROOM FOR JARS. BOTTLES etc JH.
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    202 5 FOR ONI I 'ill: THIRD TIME m ">0 y can a LeVee was held al Buckmgliam Palace. the Leafue Coaacil uus meeting at St. James's Palace, the King decidi held tile LevCC Kmkiug ham Palate Instead. Picture shows the crcw-J watching officer! leave after attending the Levee. rHE NIMH EXHIBITION
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      47 5 Be sure to visit our WINTER GARDEN ORCHARD ROAD. m ill You will find that a very m* attractive selection of ICE CREAM, will be served promptly. There is a soda fountain for dispensing drinks and a for the children. ORCHARD ROAD. TEL. 5378. i w.s. m
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    Thousands Of Lives Saved By Weather Forecasts
    361 6 BOON TO AVIATION (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 16. fJOW the lives of thousands of soldiers, sailors and R.A.F. men, of air-liner passengers and sea-going travellers are guarded m Malaya by intensified weather forecasts and reports is described m the annual
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    "Would Not Have Interfered With Heavier Sentence"
    728 6 Would Not Have Interfered With Heavier Sentence" JUDGE'S STRONG COMMENTS IN LAMBERT APPEAL Theatre Manager Sent To Gaol WD. LAMBERT, manager of the Pavilion Theatre, Singa- pore, is now m prison, his appeal against conviction on three charges of perjury having been dismissed by Mr. Justice Adrian Clark yesterday. The
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    36 6 The marriage of Mr. A. Amaladass the T.P,C.A. cricketer and football' player, to Mi-s Louise Mary Thomas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Thomas of Ipoh. will take place on Saturday Apr. 25, at Ipoh.
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    Quantity Surveying In Malaya
    834 6 MR. WATERS' ADDRESS TO CHARTERED SURVEYORS A N interesting paper connected with the history and function of quantities was delivered by Mr. D. R. Waters, of Waters and Watson, Singapore, at the ordinary meeting of the Chartered Surveyors' Institution, Malaya Branch, yesterday at the Adelphi. In
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    BENGALI ACQUITTED
    46 6 Raj Kishore Rai. the Bengali who was charged m the third Court Singapore, with cheating, was acquitted by Mr. If H. Blacker yesterday. He was defer ded by Mr. E. TampoeFhilips. an.: Mr. A. J. Braga conducted the prosecution, representing the complalrant Amarnath Singh.
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    S.V.C.
    186 6 Programme Of Drills For Current Week Wednesday. Apr 22. 5.15 p.m—Headquarters. Intelligence Platoon. Unit Parade. 5.20 pm Headquarters. Bde Sigs -Asiatic Section*. Signal Training. 5.15 pm. Headquarters. 2nd Bn. Signal Section. Signal Training. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. 2nd Efti Int. Section. Map Work. 515 p m.. Headquarters. "E" (Chinese Coy..
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    PASSENGERS DUE
    283 6 The following are passengers m the Ranpura for Straits ports: Mr. A. C Churchill, Mr. F. P. McHoul. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pearse, Mr. E. Price. Mrs. Iff. Bath. Miss N Blanc, Miss J. Blanc, Mr. A. J. Burns, Mr. W. J. Chilvers, Mr. and Mrs. F.
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    BLINDING HEADACHES MADE HER HELPLESS
    168 6 Forced to Lie Down For Hours at a Time The severity of this worn a. r h...., can be easily Imagined I rh^ that she seemed to 1.. m *nt power m her hands oth»r »U headr.ches will t*, j letter hn "Until last summer
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    Rail Versus Road
    436 6 SIAMS PROBLEM <From Our Own Correspond Rangkok. \pr IK RECENTLY the Straits pro, voted much space to th» hlem of the FMS railways and th" sea-bony coastal tradMalaya The same problem exisUs m 81am ard is touched on m tlv u< wi\ report of the Slamesr Rt
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    WORLD CHARTER AGAINST EXTERMINATION
    1302 7 Italy's Violation Of The Gas Protocol Of 1925 LFAGUE IS BEST INSTRUMENT TO PRESERVE PEACE Geneva, Apr. 21. j-fll Council yesterday adopted a resolution regretting the failure of conciliation and making a special appeal to Italy in| to a solution the dispute m the spirit expected
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    Winning CONTRACT
    327 7 Win ning CONTRACT £\XW?ott)\(Xxafc David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schenkmm world's leadina team-of-four and inventors o/ the system that has beaten every other system m existence. A TWO -TRUMP RAISE IN General it is nut good tactics to raise your partner with only two trumps. However, when
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    U.S. WALKER CUP TEAM SELECTED
    67 7 U.S. WALKER CUP TEAM SELECTED Youth Preferred New York, Apr. 21. TTIE United States Golf Association has incited the following to play for America m the Walker Cup tournament FRANCIS OUIMET (Captain). ALBERT CAMPBELL GEORGE DUNLAP JNR. WALTER EMERY JOHNNY FISHER. HARRY GIVAN JOHNNY GOODMAN. RENOLDS SMITH. GEORGE VOIGT. E
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    EVAN WONG IN FORM
    94 7 Chinese' Good Victory Over R.A.F. The Chinese scored a creditable victory over the R.A.P.. In their cricket encounter at Hong Lim Vrreen on Saturday. Batting first the R.A F. totalled 107. P/O Longmore top-scor-ing with 28. Keng Stew bowled well taking three wickets for 19 runs,
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    S.C.C. SNOOKER
    162 7 Ties For Volunteer Tournament The following ties have been arranged m th c S.C.C. Volunteer Snooker Tournament: Today. G. Pritchett and A D Pearson vs. E. H R. Bowerman and W J M Warden J. Lee and P. F. Klnsey vs C R Wardle and F W Peachey
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    35 7 T^ie eleventh handicap swimming carnival of Y.M.CA Singapore will be held on Saturday. Apr 25. at 4.15 p.m. at V.M.C A Pool at Fort Canning. Entrance will be by programme (ten cents).
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    S. G. C. Ladies Championship
    67 7 FIRST ROUND RESULTS THE lollowing are the results ol NM first round of the S.G.C Ladies' Club championship: Mrs E. A Elder beat Mrs E J Nettleford 7 and 6 Mrs G V Allen beat Mrs M V del Tufo 5 and 3. Mrs R
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    LADIE'S FOURSOME
    99 7 Draw For Partners At Keppel Golf Club The draw for partners for the Keppel GOlf Club ladies' foursome to be play«ii on Friday. Apr. 24. has resulted ai under:— A N. Other and Miss A M Sim vs Miss V Patterson and Mrs G L. Eyre Mrs A
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      724 7 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY Singapore ZHI 8 40 Traditional Welsh songs, sunn —a b y Walter Olynne < tenon Aci Owned and operated by Radio companied on the harp by Service Co. ol Malaya Ltd.) Rhiannon James ,-m 905 Close down Wavelength 49.9 metres P m rp 6 00 Recorded
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936. The Changing Army
    907 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936. The Changing Army MANY must have read with considerable interest the scheme whereby all the officers and as many men as possible of the 1 Middlesex Regiment and the Royal 1 Inniskilling Fusiliers will be taken for nights over Singapore to give
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    DAY TO DAY
    310 8 Mr. M. W. Navaratnam left last night for Kelantan ard is not expected bacK until early next week. Major Leonard Vaughan. the wellkrcwn mining engineer, is on his way back to Malaya from a holiday m England. Dr Struthers will take over duties us Health Officer. Kuala
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    as I Was Saying –
    328 8 as I Was Saying (uilsu*f*rthy Prize Fur Hundzcritiufi MRS JOHN GALSWORTHY. the widow of the author, has asked the assistance of the L.C C In an efTort to encourage ♦he development of a graceful and flowing style of handwriting among the older pupils and students attending the council's educational institutions
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    Moses's Rod
    1006 8 Moses' s Rod "IT's no good said Peter, "you can't do that sort of thing: snakes, m deed Privately I agreed with him It is always difficult to live up to a car lessly acquired reputation. Two years ago I had returned from Egypt with a cobra as an appropriate
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      53 8 SOME PLANTS, it is said, derive bereflt from th<* use of artificial light. One of them, presumably, is the electric-light plant. But all homes derive benefit from being protected by "GAFLAC FIRE" and BURGLARY POLICIES GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. (Incorporated In Great Britain) HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS
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    WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN HURT IN CAR SMASH
    253 9 WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN HURT IN CAR SMASH Head-On Collision With Lorry In Johore SERIOUS INJURIES TO HEAD AND FACE TN a head-on collision between his car and a lorry m Johore, Mr. Frederick George Ritchie, partner of the Singapore firm of Ritchie and Bissett, consulting engineers and marine surveyors, received serious
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    Will Addis Ababa Be Taken Today ?
    632 9 Will Addis Ababa Be Tak en Today BRITISH LEGATION USED AS A REFUGE Addle Ahaba, Apr. 21. ALARMED by broadcast threats that the Italians will enter Addis Ababa tomorrow, thousands of wealthy Abyssinians and foreigners have joined m the outward trek. v shops remain shut, houses arc shutrn-r: and an
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    "TO OCCUPY WHOLE OF ABYSSINIA."
    57 9 "TO OCCUPY WHOLE OF ABYSSINIA Rome, Apr. 21. Great Interest has been aroused bj an article m Ponolo d' Italia. believed to have been written by Mussolini, suggesting that Italy Intends to occupy the whole of Abyssinia m order to guarantee the M uritv of all the Abyssinian P<"Pl<*v and
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    CANTON CURRENCY REFORMS
    51 9 Hong Kong, Apr. 21. provincial authorities of Kwangtung have taken steps to collect all the silver coins fitmi the peop'.e m every district m the province. The district officers anti, the land offices ivil? be instructed to exchange new currency notes for silver coins. Sin Cheic Jit
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    93 9 Trials In Every Way Satisfactory London, Apr. 21. The Queen Mary began her speed trials off the Isle of Arran and attained an average speed during two tests of 30.4 and 30 knots, while an unofficial estimate, with a timing apparatus, put the speed on trial at
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    REDUCTION IN TIN ORE DUTY
    50 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 21. It is notified m a supplement to the F.M.S. Goverrment Gazette that the additional duty of 15 cents per pieul imposed since November 1934 on tin ore exported is reduced to ten cents from May 1 inclusive.
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    MR. J. A. MOLLISON
    85 9 Leaving For London Today Mr. J A. Mollison. the British airman who has been In Singapore for ten days, will leave for London by the X L.M. plane this afternoon. Mr. Mollison said yesterday that he had been particularly interested to read the announcement by the
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    HOW HITLER'S BIRTHDAY WAS CELEBRATED
    155 9 Berlin, Apr. 20. Hitler's birthday was celebrated by an unprecedented military parade of 35.000 troops of the new army marching past the Fuhrer. The y/hole six miles of Untsr Den Linden was crowded with military units, including 400 tanks, the white shirts of sailors adding
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    PRESSURE MUST BE KEPT UP BY LEAGUE
    531 9 PRESSURE MUST BE KEPT UP BY LEAGUE Abandonment Would Be Fatal Blow MR. BRUCE CONDEMNS POISON GAS Geneva, Apr. 21. j\yiß. STANLEY BRUCE, the Aus- "*> tralian High Commissioner m London, speaking before a private session of the Council, said that 52 nations had agreed to exercise all the pressure
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      62 9 HEADACHES I J* m do not think much of a c *>e but if they persist they > oe nature'i warning signals of wnhin a which is developing I,hln our bodies. the modern drugless c Jence seeks out the cause of lft^hf.s and frequently halts Ar, u ros s of
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      217 9 DENSMORE SHUTE AUTOGRAPH GOLF CLUBS. BALANCED /g LATERALLY TO MAKE THE ENTIRE FACE if JL^ "^^■T THE CLUB AN *J^ mmm^ m^ m^L^ m f TING SURFACE. i j kick $13.50 KUll ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA MM I'll lt. LATEST IN NOVELTY PRINTINGS 50 DIFFERENT DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM
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    206 10 LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS 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. Thi? '3 the first occasion on which a
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    184 10 I l^ mmm I \pr. 17 IS 20 American Can Cm: 123% \'2:> l 2 122 rican Tel phone nd t( 'i 165 IGS 163 7 Atche^ci .'I 70 77 ak 57 1£ 57 iponi 1 151^ i4i>'« eral 1 ric 39% :>8 r Gi m ral
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    LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES.
    473 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 6 p. m. April 21 Share <»i ;i denomination imlea >therwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall c nversioxi Loan, 5 p.c., 1944 64 118 :< n^ 3 i Fundin i p.c, 1960-90 117% 117 n X W r Loan, V- p.c
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    THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
    180 10 From London 5.3.0 p. m. April 21 Utivcis Sellers Buyers Sellers Spot: 7 9 hid 7%d Previously: 7*id 7 n I6d 1' (1 i<i Previously: 711 lGd. 7 ,d r l 7! (1 7% d Previously: 713 16d. 7 7 d r T al :(>;i 715 LGd
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    DUTIES ON KEY INDUSTRIES
    167 10 To Continue For Another Ten Years Ai Home? London. Apr. IX The need! ol Imperial defence |g the tclpal reason given by the Board Trade Committee lor recommending that the key industries duties shall be •ntinued lor another ten years, at not less than the existing
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    24 10 The following rubber outputs for th. month of March, are notified. Bukit Timah 9.397 lb. Changkat 2'.».50f lb Havtor 15.500 lb. Indtagin
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    Foreign Exchange Rates.
    76 10 Fo reign Exc hange Rates. London Closing Quotations April 21 M"thod of Parity before Rate PreOentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viou.sly Pans France to C 141.21 74 15 1G 74 15 If, N(W York to 488 2)3 4.94 11« 4 Amsterdam Guilders to v: 12 m 7 28', 728' Hong Kong..
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    LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
    224 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations Apr. ?1 SELLING Londo] 4 months' sight 21 332 London, 3 months' sigh! 243 32 London, 60 days' sight 2 4 1 ie London. 30 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London, demand 2 4 1 32 London. 'J .T. 2 4 1
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    THE METAL MARKETS
    75 10 From London 5.3 0 p.m. April 21 London: Dull 2? sll: 7 !fi P iisly: Firmer at £207 15. v ,JL IT r,d 5203 15s New «>rk I m: 46 Previously: 4r, 87 C opprr: t ,f naeat: :;T M Previously: £31 2.. Id Gold: Vest rcia
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    544 10 Fraser and Co. 's List is n <$1> PlUit Pi X <$!• 1 i $2S n s r i 1 > r 1 1 loh ($1) i M m <$»> im> ii:im n A. Bl Bl Pn i h B M I. Fras< r and
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    97 10 Apr l Unyrrs Svllrri G unl Java Cube y, 75 Hambui 1 Cube iq 7., wiiit-e Muntok Pepper 16.75 Black Pepper B.SO c pra, Sundried C pra, mix ri Small Flake Tapioca 4 50 K. B Blam N> 1 per k van hq Banja Jfelotong 7-, Sarawak,
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    LOSS FROM SANCTIONS
    54 10 l*;:ly\s Trade Practically Halved London, Apr 21. Iccordlng t-> a report m w d i.v i i agu Beci> tai i I nei p trad* ha ben prai I ea! i haJ sanctions. The figures show that Ureal Britain I 'A 1 T 1 1 i f
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    20 10 Chamber Of Commerce Robber Association |pf Ml .1 I X I n r.x. i i i i 16 pi lb
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      46 10 CABLE TIMES The Eastern Extension Telegraph. Co announces that the transit time 0 full rate telegrams from Si gapore to r '.nd ttl yesterday w.-re as follows: Telegrams handed m up to 5 pm 3 minutes; 530 p.m. 3 minutes o p.'m 2 minutes; 630 i^.m.
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      STABILISATION SETBACK DUE TO EUROPEAN CRISIS
      1471 11 Speculators Active On Stock And New York, Mar. 31. ATTENTION has been drawn from some of the more pressing A domestic problems this week, such as that of taxes to build up the receipts of the treasury, by the tense political situation abroad. This
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      KRIAN RUBBER PLANTATIONS MEETING
      1656 11 KRIAN RUBBER PLANTATIONS MEETING Dividend Of Two Per Cent Less Tax Approved 'THE twenty-seventh annual general meeting of the Krian Rubber Plantations Company Limited was held on Wednesday, Mar. 18, 1936, at the Registered Offices of the Company, Ceylon House, 49 and 51. Eastcheap, E.C., Mr. T. B. Barlow (the
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      WHAT ARE THE 'HUMAN RACES'?
      256 11 Professor Huxley's ('all For m* World Inquiry London. AN International inquiry Into the mcai ing and Justification ol the term "race." as applied to human beings, was urg^d by Profesaoi J Huxley when he lectured at tlv^ R Institution recently. "At the best." said Professor
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      50 11 Mr. K. Kandiah. the well-known Negri Sembilan sportsman, who la.-*' year abandoned teaching as a pre: sion to enter business, and joined Mr P. K. Nataraja. another another form t Malayan who has now established I very successful export business la Kobe. Japan, is on a short visit to Mai..
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      193 11 HONGKONG 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 of 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50.000 000 Issued and Fully Paid-up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund: Sterling 6.500 000 Hong Kong Currency
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      496 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDI\, AFSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated la I i «nd by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 000 000 shares n! s:i* < :l rh C 3 00nn<»o Reserve Fund CMOO.OOO R( <rye Liability of Props letocs c 3.*****0 lI FAD OFI ICF: 38. Bishopsgate. London EC 2
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    HAIHO SILTING
    170 12 Grave Anxiety Felt By Conservancy Board Tientsin, Mar. 24. Grave anxiety is beir.g felt m local shipping circles over the possibility of the Haiho River, the main waterway between Tientsin and the sea being clogged up with fast accumulated silt. Though blocks cf ice have thawed during the
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    987 12 JAPAN-JAVA FREIGHT WAR POSSIBILITY J. C. J. L. Reap Benefit Of Japanese Dissension GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS OWING lo thf establishment 1 y the Isliihara Sangyo Kai h.i of a MM shtpi»in? com pa 1 y to commoner an independent Java service, there is now a p< stability of
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      488 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m F.M 8.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Pas*a«e MIL LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING* AGKNTB FOR FEDEBATEO MALAY STATES KAILWAYB. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. mm*m*mm*m*o*o*m*mt CANADIAN MClffK jjWpRID'J GRUJtCT (Incorporated m England) tfJAVtt *Y$TH^ THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE otters TRANS- PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER—
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      201 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRESS 22. PALL MAII. LONDON. S WI) of fast twin-screw OH Mam Mail Passenger Vessels b«*tw RANGOON COLOMBO, POR I SPIIM MARSEILLES, PLYMOI'TH AND LONDON with through conncetl i. (ran Singapore and Penani UOMEWARD SAILIM.s lesve \*i** la OXFORDSHIRE Mai WORCESTER: HIRE Mi CHESHIRE June 4 YORKSHTKK
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      613 12 I Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pro Thursday 7.45 am Alor Star: Mbn. to Frl.* 7.45 a.m Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7pm 1 Ipo: Weekdays; 7.45 ajn and 7 D>m Klang. Kuala Llpls, Port Swettenham. Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 p.m
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      154 12 SINGAPORE UARBoiM Ships AloilCMilr Hi, Ui,.,. rxpc.tr.l U. feast Wharf (I i.fi Rohna nil Main Wliarl (Katraa i Nfctdtu |8; GUentam ♦> Umpire IXxk (F.iitrann City t>l I Cmpire Dink [Bnli Santhia Ifi X West Wharf rKatra* I i Johau d< KfcPPII MMqi i Mam jrkari D tower ParilOil Wharf:
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      638 13 McALSSTER CO., LTD. AKD REDUCED /Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL ACCEPTING CARGO FOR MONTREAL AND HALIFAX VIA COLOMBO. Sl*AiJi< t |> ue Hagp x CITY OF BRISTOL Havre. London. Rotterdam. Hamburg
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      1151 13 P^*"^ REPRESENTING SIIIITING THE BLIE ECNNEL LINE (CKean |be llu a Kb. ,w Slramsbip Co (1932) Ltd Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China Mutual in< < ni>r SUr i^^ Steam Navigation to., Ltd.* Ihr Muw^k s.ramKhip to Ltd The SLaiU Steam hip (0.. Ltd. 1 /ir Aiiaiaian O. iental Line
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      741 14 K. P. M. THEDENS— Wednesday, Apr. 22, Muntok and Palembang. CREMER— Wednesday, Apr. 22, Penang and Belawan-Dell. TOBA— Wednesday, Apr. 22, Toengkal, Moeara-Saba and Djambi. MAKASSER— Wednesday, Apr. 22, Prigi-Radja, Sapat, Tembilahan, Poeloe-Pallas. Pcngalian-Estate and Rengat. REAEL Thursday, Apr. 23, Toboali. Cheribon (not for passengers), Semarang. Sourabaya, Boeleleng Ampenan, Padang-Bay,
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      681 14 JOINT SERVICE PRINCE LINE SILVER LINE FOX HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Due Singapore Singapore New York. MS. SILVERCYPRESS Apr 23 Apr. 27 June 7 M.S. SIAMESE PRINCE May 4 May 11 June 22 M.S. SILVERWALNUT May 18 May 25 July
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    SINGAPORE'S MALAYA CUP PROSPECTS
    1911 15  -  Argus 7 eekly Sports No tes Compiled By United Services' Strength— Malays Make Good Start—S. A. F. A. Malaya Cap Trials—Need For Bold Experiments "Diehards"' League Debut— Quest For Promotion -Commercial Cup SurpriseSunday's Boxing— Som Pong Too Strong For Natori W Idleaex I to lnllery personthere
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    BOTH SCORE 71
    185 15 School Team Ties With Indian Assn. The match between the LA. II and the Anglo-Chinese School at Balestier on Saturday ended m a tie. both sldea scoring 71 runs each. INDIAN ASSOCIATION Harigovind c and b Jan Jee 2:*. Ram Piara b Balasingham 7. Dhass Chin Chye
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    DRAWN MATCH
    63 15 The cricket match between the N.C C and St. AlKlreWs School on the McNair Road ground on Saturday ended m a draw time saving the school irom defeat ihe home side bat led frst and declared their innings eiosea with Ul runs for six wickets Sithampuiam was undefeated
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    YORKSHIRE FAVOURITES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
    832 15 YORKSHIRE FAVOURITES FOR CHA MPIONSHIP Very Strong Batting Side LANCASHIRE PROFESSIONAL TURNS AMATEUR London, Apr. 7. THE engrossing concern of the first-class cricket season, which will open on May 2. will be the building of a team to sail for Australia m September. It is hoped that the counties may
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    LEAGUE LEADERS HAVE THEIR FIRST DEFEAT
    690 16 Gunners Spring A Surprise AIRMEN'S FORWARDS PLAY DIS APPOINT ING GAME 3; R.A.F. 1. HTIIK Royal Artillery sprang a surprise at Anson Road yester- day, when they decisively eat the Royal Air Force by 3 1 m the First Division. By this win, they
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    PENANG RACES
    93 16 HPHE order of running ana scratching^ for today, the second day of the Penang Easter meeting, are as follows: 1. Horses class 3, div. 3 Bill and Personality. 2. Horses class 4. dlv. 3—Merely, Benedict and Catspaw. 3. Horses class 3, dlv. 2—Rotarlan and Penang. 4. Horses class
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    G.S.F.A. TEAMS
    98 16 Divisions Allotted For 1936 Season The League Committee of Government Services FA. at a meeting held on Monday. Apr. 20. accepted applications from the following teams and allotted them to the Divisions indicated, lor the season 1936 DIVISION 1. Police l. Marine Dept.. Govt. Monopolies 1. Medical Services.
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    62 16 The following have been selected to Play football for the Y.MCA vs Wearne Bros. Sports Club on Thursday. Apr. 23. at 515 n.m on the Anson Road ground: K. VytopT B R O Willis. Thong Sing Ching; Peng Thiam Jwee. S Pakianathan. Ong Swee Law i LrTP: X
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    R.S.Y.C. ROWING SEASON'S PROMISING OPENING
    642 16 Regatta This Week-End •PHE rowing season has opened very promisingly at the R.S.Y.C. this year, and a regatta is to be held this week with four crews rowing m Club fours, and six entrants for Club sculls. Preliminary heats will be rowed tomorrow and the
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    FRASER & NEAVE BEATEN BY HARBOUR BOARD
    328 16 FRASER NEAVE BEATEN BY HARBOUR BOARD Nine-Goals Victory WINNERS HAVE GAME IN HAND ALL THROUGH S.H.B. 9; F. and N. FRASER AND NEAVE proved no match for the S.H.B n, n„. Commercial Cup encounter yesterday on their own j^roui l at Anson Road, allowing the visitors to net nine limes
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    S.C.C. AND S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
    272 16 S.C.C. AND S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENTS Yesterday's Results THE S.C.C. tennis tournament went further ahead yesteri day when the following ties were played off Championship ?>oubles:— E C Cherringtcn and W. J M Warden beat C E Winter and H Swinchatt 6—4 4—6; 6—3. Veterans Doubles (Handicap): S E Newberry and
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    TODAYS S.C.C. TEAM
    42 16 The sec toaa to meet the v. sex on the Padang division o: H%t LMgvt It gh The ground Will b usual charges mAd Oakrhind. I Capt H «or Lieut V, IfnCafTi chinson. Oardenar; <».. <W. D.». Orr. Tyer. John
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