The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 April 1936

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    10 1 NO. 14.838 ESTD. 1835. TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1936. 10 CENTS
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    ITALIANS MARCHING ON ADDIS ABABA
    634 1 _**_T^ *x 7 Threat 1 o Massacre The Populace CLAIM THAT NORTH OF ABYSSINIA HAS BE E N CA PTUR E D Outposts Within Seventy Miles Of Capital rr<in final Italian pish to addis ab \b\ has now BEGUN AND OUTPOST I ARE REPORTED TO
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    "BRITISH TRADE IN NORTH CHINA THREATENED"
    157 1 "BRITISH TRADE IN NORTH CHINA THREATENED" 54 KS 1.C.1. CHAIRMAN Result Of Japanese influence ondon, Apr. 27. AT the Imperial Chemical Industries' annual merlins today, Sir Harry McCiowan, the chairman, snid that Japanese competition hv.it l:rcn persistant throughout Itftf. p utli Us nt m i :f Ji: N 1 1
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    Hitler To Be Asked To Explain His Proposals
    153 1 London, Apr. 27. I IT is generally expected that a _ocu- I ment, inviting elucidation of various points m Heir Hitler's peace proposals, will be handed to the German Government towards the end of the prei _ent week. Preliminary work upon questions
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    Right Parties Lead In French Election Results
    374 1 HERR lOT TO RE TIR E FROM POLITICS THE main surprise of the eicciioii has been the failure of M. Herriot, the Radical Socialist leader to secure an absolute majority at the first ballot and it is announced that he has decided to
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    NEW ACTIG COLONIAL SECRETARY
    61 1 IT IS announced m a Government Gazette Extraordinary published yesterday that Mr. J. A. Hunter has been appointed to act as Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements. On the Governor's departure for England on Sunday, the Colonial Secretary, the Hon. Mr. A. S. Small, assumed the office of
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    KING FUAD SINKING FAST
    77 1 KING FUAD SINKING FAST Family Summoned To His Bedside Cairo, Apr. 27. IT* ING FI'AD is sinkin? fast and the Royal Family have been summoned to his bedside. Earlier m the day it wa.s announced at thr palace that King Fuad was holding his own and was quite lucid hough
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    HOARE BACK IN CABINET?
    76 1 London. Apr ALTHOUGH the story that Sd Hoare, the it.imcr 'ui can Si i ictc.'-v. >> rjrd Mo, is J! I t office Ironed it If wtMltM. I on sell is an.iious to It. Ba'dicin is Wi$hful to 'ir Samuel bw.-k int > Reuter An Ml
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    INTERESTING PALACE CEREMONIES
    94 2 King To Receive Baton Of Field Marshal London, Apr. 24. Two interesting ceremonies connected with H.M. the King's accession to the Throne will take place at Buckingham Palace next month. Early m the month, the Ambassadors and Ministers accredited to the Court of St James will attend
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    CHINA'S SEAT ON THE COUNCIL
    79 2 Geneva, Apr. 27. IT IS understood that the committee for the composition of the league Council has decided that the principle of China's claim to a seat is justified. The decision, which will be embodied m a report to be presented by lord Cecil to
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    REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENTS IN PRISON REFORM
    126 2 REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENTS IN PRISON REFORM Concerts For Convicts London, Apr. 27. HEMARKABLE developments m prison reform during the last quarter century are reviewed m _he annual report of the Prison Commissioners. One of the oustanding facts is th.it during this period committals far drunkenness fell from 55.453. m 1910 to
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    PYTHON AT NEW SUPREME COURT WORKS
    328 2 Took 12 Men To Capture It Twelve men struggle with a 13-foot long python at the new Sunreme Court works on Sunday when it crawled out of a stack of old wood which was being removed. The python unrolled itself languidly and reared its
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    "TOP HAT"
    233 2 Fred And Ginger Better Than Ever Almost the entire cast of "The Gay Divorcee" with the exception of Helen Broderick, who takes the place of Alice Brady, are here to delight Singapore audiences m "Top Hat." which opened at the Capitol last night Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire
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    SELANGOR LEAGUE
    149 2 Customs Beat Rangers In First Division (From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 27. Sevens goals were registered m the First Envision soccer match on the Padang today when the Customs gain--1 ed a well-earned victory over the Rangers by four goals to trlree after a thrilling
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    WATER POLO
    101 2 On Sunday at Seletar the R.A.F beat the RA. by four goals to three m an exciting water polo match. until the arrival of the rains. Abyssinia will again have a formidable army. The Ethiopian commander. Ras Naslbou. reports a big battle on the south front north of
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    ROYAL JOHORE CLUB
    59 2 Th t following arr the results ol the April Bcgey a: the R n al Johore International Club:— In he Onn bin Jaafar 18— l down Dr t. c. Cheat) 12-3 d wn w h Brcckett is 4 down J. W Moore 6 down G Lowe 18
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    RUXTON'S APPEAL DISMISSED
    56 2 London, Apr. 27. DR. RUXTON'S appeal against sentence of death has been dismissed. Reuter. Dr. Ruxton. who was the central figure m the recent "Ravine Murder Mystery," was found guilty of murdering his wife, whose dismembered body was discovered m a ravine at MofTat, Dumfriesshire. He was
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    WIFE AND MONEY DISAPPEARED SAYS HUSBAND
    110 2 WIFE AND MONEY DISAPPEARED SAYS HUSBAND ARRESTED In Singapore yesteiday on a warrant issued at Muar. a young Tamil Ifahamedan woman, Minah binte Akbar Khan alias Begum Jahn was produced before Mr. T. D. Hughes in the second court yesterday to answer a charge of theft. It was stated that
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    S.C.C. II BEATEN
    109 2 (Continued from Page 18) The Club tried hard, as they always do and had they shot more accurate and worked as hard a.s they had m the opening stages, they would not have lost by such a wide margin. After five minutes play the soldiers opened the
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    SILVER CREST WINS ESHER CUP
    241 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Apr. 25. The Esher Cup was run at Sandown Park today over <i distance of one mile and esulted a* follows: 1 Sir .lobn .lurvis" SILVER CREST <E Smiiht 2. Mr M-Mlemas' X AIRPLAY (X Robertsi.ni 7.1 I Mr. M
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    WIN FOR WHITLEY AND DONNELL
    125 2 S.C.C. Veteran's Doubles Final The Veterans' Doubles final ol the SCC tennis tournament was played of! yesterday, and ended m a win for Mr Justice N H. P Whitley and R B B Donnell. who beat S R Newberry and C J Stephen by 7—5;
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    54 2 The following are the results of the ties m the S.R.C tennis tournament played otT yesterday: "A" Singles: F. Scully (scratch) beat H N Balhatchet <owe 15.2 8- 6. 6-0. Mixed Doubles: Mr and Mrs Hogan •owe 15.2) beat E Le Mercier and Miss E de Souza (scr
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    A.C.S. SPORTS
    58 2 All parents, old boys and friends of the Anglo-Chinese School are invited to the annual school sports on Friday. May 1. at the Jalan Besar Stadium commencing at 2 30 p .m Mrs. A. S Small has kindly consented to distribute the prizes. Refreshments from 4.30 to 5
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      409 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MORNT fine quality BATH SOAPS MAMMOTH OVAL TABLETS Assorted Perfumes including French Fern and Fink Lilac PRICE 50 PER BOX A Luxury for the Bath. MEDICAL HALL LIMITED. 3 Chemists. BOARD RESIDENCE. SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE— 77 Meyer Rd. Large rooms facing sea with own bath room H
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      443 2 j Tlbe Singapore Jfree pre*B He-d Office: Cerll Strrrt. Mnrapoi, Flionr Mil extensions lo ,li dr„, tn Tlmrs sinwKrr Ku.ila Lumpur Oflire: 25. .I.i\a st, r fi Phonr Prnaitf i>IIUr: 1?. Bishop st I'honr j London Oflice 4s PImI BBmn l4a I.Ci Phonr. rnti_l Trl: "l.r.«dnt.«l_\ t SUBSCRIPTION RATES Withm
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      268 2 Diary Of The Day High Tides- -1.56 am, 8.7 ft., 3.45 p.m., 6.9 ft. Sport Soccer: Div I Inniskillings v.s Midolesex at Anson Road Stadium. Cricket: V.M.C A. "B" vs Rangoon Rd School at V.M.C.A. ground. Lawn Tennis. S C.C Godown Doubles Final; SRC. tournament contd. Cinemas VICTORIA The Story
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    WHEN DO GOODS BECOME IMPORTS?
    457 3 Argument In Court APPEAL DISMISSED BUT SENTENCE REDUCED AN appeal from a conviction under the Rubber Regulation Enactment was heard yesterday before Mr. N. H. P. Whitley, Acting Chief Justice. The appellant was Neo Boon Tiong and he was convicted of receiving 5.53 picu's of
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    TOOK MONEY BUT DID NOT FULFIL CONTRACT
    156 3 TOOK MONEY BUT DID NOT FULFIL CONTRACT pHAROED with committing criminal breach of trust m respect cf a sum o* $200, the property of a Chinese woman named Koh Chwee Keng, of Geylang Road, an elderly Chinese. Ong Boon Sai, p'eaded guilty before Mr. T. D. Hughes In the second
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    STOLE FROM FATHER
    171 3 How Son Paid Gambling Debts Admitting that he stole $75 from his r "tn pay tils gambling debts." Tan Kirn Guan. a«^?d 17. an ex-student of the Straits Union School, Cecil Street, waa yesterday b'nind ever by Mr M H. Blacker, third magitrate. m the sum of
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    PENANG RACES
    131 3 Broadcast Without Use Of Amplifiers (From Our Own Correspondent) Penan?, Apr. 27. Rac°goers attending Saturday's races werr> ko?n to know whether the Wireless Society would broadcast a dcscrip- tion and the results as they did on the ipTin fr day but the? were so^n disappointed, as nothing came
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    SENTENCE VARIED ON APPEAL
    265 3 SENTENCE VARIED ON APPEAL First Offender Not To Go To Prison 17ADIVALU, who was convicted by the third police magistrate of criminal breach of trust m respect of $39 and sentenced to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $30 with tne alternative of a farther two weeks' rtfcrove
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    Chinese Asks To He Repatriated
    97 3 $5 FIXE For not being able to give a satisfactory account of a parcel of clothing he was carrying m Mohamed Aii Lane on Apr. 25. Chua Ah Koh was yesterday sentenced to pay a fine cf $5. or three weeks imprisi nment In dofault,
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    ASSESSED VALUES
    241 3 Owners Petition Kinta Sanitary Board Ipoh, Apr. 24. At th* meeting cf the Kinta Sanitary Board the question cf assessment on the basis of unimproved value 7 raised m a petitien submitted by owners affected, was discussed. The chairman £aid that the question was mainly treated from the
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    POLICE BAND
    60 3 The Police Band will perform the following programme at Katons Park today at 5.30 p.m.: March, Manhattan Beach <Sousa»: Overture, Poet and Peasant (Supped; Selection. Bric-a-Brac (Monckton); Wa'.tz, A Waltz Dream (Oscar Strauss) Angelus, from the suite, Scenes Pittoresque (Massenet*; Fox-Trots. Roll along Prairie Moon (Tilzen; Oh You
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    23 3 Penan?, Apr 23. The death occurred during the earh r hours of yesterday morning of Dr. Samuel Arthur O'KeefTe at Vermoui Road, Penang.
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    SOLD ADULTERATED MILK
    637 3 seems to me that the fine m respect iof that is unduly heavy for a first I offender. TWO OFFENCES ONE I am disoosed to agree that under all the circumstances of this case the two charges ar^ m respect of the same offence. The appellant could
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      81 3 SELECTED AS THF. BEST ACTRESS OF 1935 AND AWARDED THE COVETED TROPHY BY THE ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES FOR HER MOST IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCE IN' THIS FUJI BETTE DAVIS > i t^f^_^ i SK' P l- \k __^gf_wff/r^ __q__w^m\^^\ _^_r**t_P^__HE Js&itzx&N^^^ l^tt V _^_h_ m qB vJLI VIUIUIIIM
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    PEEP AT HOLLYWOOD'S FASHION PARADE
    919 4  -  SHEILAH GRAHAM BY All Eyes On Bette Davis Flollywond. Apr. 1. MOW that Bettc Davis has wun the coveted Acn(#my oi Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' statuette for turning m the best feminine performance m 1935. it is more than probable that her clothes will
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    "SHOW ME YOUR FOOT"
    187 4 Paris Shoe Designer Reads Character From It Paris, Apr. 15. "THE Paris shoe designer AnCre Perugia has brought something of a hornet's nest about his ea^ since he made known his readings of feminine character by the foot. Years of study, says M. Perugia, have taught
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    JEWELLERY FOR THE DAYTIME
    175 4 Do£&y Fashions In Favour "Tvaytimf Jewellery this season *J suggests a miniature cio;_: show. Doggy fashions predominate m bracelets, brooches, clips, and a Victorian revival— the fob. Women, who thirty yean ago carried parasols with the stick surmounted by a dog's bead, are now wearing terj
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    Doctor's Talk On Fear Of Childbirth
    265 4 PSYCHOLOGICAL PEAR of chiMlvr'h m the modern woman, according to Dr. G. Dick Read, resident accoucheur at the London Hospital is responsible for many of the dangers and complications which may ensue when she brings a baby into the world. Dr. Read expressed this
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    MEATLESS DISHES BEST FOR HOT GLIMATES
    277 4 Some Useful Recin< HERE as some recipes for month dishes, whhh are just the thinj: j for hot climates such Malay; Tomatc°s can be stuffed tn various ways to make appetising mn'' dishes For tufting. chOOtS the lai etces available; small or satisfactory Stuffed
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    24 4 Mr gad Ufa. l I I .i > .v; the end of May a I for an Ind D I Mr- V I Am I
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    211 5 MMNG-lN DAY' lor sculpture at Burlington House, where work* are arriving fcr the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. Photo shows Mr. Robert Flint with his stone sculpture "Mother's Apple." A GIANT 3S-FOOI FIGURE of MeicßlJ has bre.i hauler into -insiti ..i on the ti ant ol BeifrtdfB ()\ford Mrc', Isfiea In
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      97 5 f _%^ls_=S- l\\ "I Si l mm- MI M. OEUCIOUS BREAKFAST PRESERVE Quaity is MtMpi our //m. consideration, but ny am m the h, lnnate position o/ bl I B■ to Omebtnß most reasonable prim aim g lefffy das I niithod ot bit'/ina New Zeeluwi o<r //•■//rv Is one o/
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    PENANG AND P. W. JUBILEE FUND
    309 6 Donated Land Conveyed ERECTION OF BUILDINGS TO START SOON Penang*. AT the meeting 1 of the general committee of the Penang and P. W. Jubilee Fund held at the Governor's Office on Wednesday, the chairman, Mr. F. H. Grummitt, reported that the land donated
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    YOUNG SLAM'S JOURNAL
    470 6 PRODUCED BY STUDENTS IN ENGLAND Prince Prem Purachatra As Editor (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Apr. 25. pRINCE Prem Purachatra, son of H.R.H. Prince Purachatra of Kambaeng Pejra, and now at Oxford has taken over the editorship of the magazine of the Siamese students being educated m
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    33 6 Tuan Syed Noordin, the new Taiping If3el Irate fr~m Kampar has o rr *i. at Taiping. and Che Samah bin Haji Aii. the acting Magistrate, has left for his new station m Perlis.
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    PEDAL RICKSHAS
    85 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Apr. 11. The Kinta Sanitary Board has for the present turned down the application of Mr. Lim Eow To:n. of P< nang. foi permission to introduce peda. rickshas here. The Chief Police Officer, Mr. E. Bagot. oppesi* g stated that pedal rickshas were
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    MALARIA CONFERENCE OPENS
    242 6 MALARIA CONFERENCE OPENS Honour For Singapore -THE Malaria Conference m Singapore was formally opened yesterday by His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government (the Hon Mr., a S Small*, a: the King Edward VII College ot Medcine On his arrival His Excellency was met by Dr C L Park 'Director
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    DATO ROLAND ST. JOHN BRADDELL
    186 6 Appointed Unofficial On Johore Executive Council His Highness the Sultan ol Johore with the concurrence of His BxceUen•v th e Governor ot th n Strait* Settlements, has appointed Dato Roland S* John Braddell. D.P.M.J.. to be an unofficial member ot the Executive Council for a
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    COLONIAL APPOINTMENT
    36 6 London, Apr. 24. Mr. A. A. Wright, Secretary for Native Affairs m Fiji, has been appointed Administrator and Colonial Secretary 01 St. Vincent, m the Windward Islands, succeeding Mr. A. F. Grimble British Radio
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    LORD LANSDOWNE
    32 6 London, Apr. 24. The estate of Lord Lansdcwne who succeeded his father m 1927, and di-d last March aged 64, has been proved at €1,404.132 (net pers:nalty £1311--282). Bntish Radio
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    DARING FLIER BACK IN SINGAPORE
    356 6 ploughed into th eater fi standstill w.th tht .eh« belew the level ol th pit A small (i tachm nt ol native tr were near by md th I n Fenton to pull Oil plane 001 ol tn water He repaired the plane In I
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    ATTEMPT TO CHEAT ALLEGED
    735 6 Case Over Drawing Of Sweepstake Penang, Apr. 25. UEARING m the Chung Shan School Union lottery case was begun yes|t(rday afternoon m the police court before Mr. H. A. L. Luckham. the charge against the two accused, Chin Beow Hok and Lim Cheow Khye being that:
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    NEW PENANG PAPER
    83 6 Penan «r. Backed by man? nrominert members of the local Chinese community a new Chinese paper with a staff of fourteen Chin°s° journalists will op published m July It wUI be knowo as the Modern Dally News and w«r be a four page morning edition sold at
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    MR. A. S. SMALL
    158 6 Takes Oath Of The Officer Administering Government In accordance with Article XVII of the Letters Patent passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom on Feb. 17. 1911. the oath of allegiance and the oath tor the due execution of the Office of the Officer
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      286 6 TO STOMACH SUFFERERS THE amazing cures effected by Maclean Brand Stomach Powder, even m cases where all else has failed, have brought on to the market so many imitations of its name and its appearance, that you must be very careful to insist on the original product, bearing the signature
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    COLOUR FILMS CAUSING Stars A New Worry
    966 7  - COLOUR FILMS CAUSING Stars A New Worry Sheilah Graham Hollywood In Person Bt; reduction of colour to the i; is causing many actors set acute worry over their m the fllm industry. Colour lly enhances the beauty ol >rs and all inanimate oblects but human beings are not al- "ruinate.
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    Winning CONTRACT
    398 7 Winning CONTRACT Qx_u> David Burnstine, .Vxchacl Gottlieb, Osuaid Jacob* and 'foirard SchrTiitem, world's leading team-of-four ond inventors of the system tbm has beaten every other sv&tcm m existence CARD READING T*HE hand shewn below really belongs with those of last week. as it is one of the fines' exam p
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    FISHERY TREATY
    43 7 Ispan \V nits Resumption Of Negotiations TV. kin. Apr Tli' F r Ifl) Ol!i< hai the Japanese Ambassador m Mas t i demand an early nmntlon lUattom tor the renewal ol ih fishery treaty which expiree on Its 'J 8 Reuter
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    32 7 Mr. S H M :rris m BD imager M Cumin r ind Co Ltd Pit: Bm tenham. has one on le we and M I R Renar hai taken over l:om him
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      283 7 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY Kuala Lumpur ZGE 'Malayan Amateur Radio Society) Wavelength 48.92 and 110 metres p.m. 7 00--9.00 Gramophone recital. 8.8.C. Ti ansmission 5 The following frequencies wiU be used: GSP 19.60 m., GSD 25.53 m.. GSC 31.32 m. a.m. 620 Big Ben The BBC. Empire Orchestra 7 15
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      237 7 Berlin— DJA, DJB and DJN Wavelengths 31.38, 19.74 and 31.45 metres p m. 6 20 Concert ol light music 7.20 News m Fnglish. 7.35 Little German Broadcasting ABC. 7.50 Concert or light music (continued). 8.35 News and economic review m German 8.50 Hitler Youth programme 9.05 Little pieces for cello
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1936. "Hush-Hush"
    966 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1936. "Hush-Hush A SMALL and innocent paragraph m a recen* Government Gazjctte announced that His Majesty i the King "will not be advised to exercise his powers of disallowance" ior the ordinance passed last year to prevent the disclosure of official documents and
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    DAY TO DAY
    221 8 Mr Ong Choo Guan. who went to China for a holiday, has returned to Penang Mr. and Mrs David Storch. who have been m Penang on a holiday, have xeturned tj Ipoh. Mr. R L. Akers has arrived m Malaya from home to join the Draining? and
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    as Loas Saying.
    612 8 Eminent Hut Helpless lyiRS. Baidwin has maintained soxne- thins of a tradition for the wives of Prime Ministers m her announc ment that these gnat "men are "helpless" and that the best work a woman can do Is to look after them and "sc that they are
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    Mr. Harrison
    1186 8 was an uneventiul locality m which to have ycur bein 0 Elsewhere events abounded Mr. Harrison was a real live person to whom they occurred. He knew. She listened with avidity to his tales. And sometimes he would pause, sensing her wide °yes on him. and feel In
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    495 9 CHINAS NATIONAL DEFENCE SCHEME REVELATIONS Wi.HST RIOTS Syria has ever known broke cut ir Damascus after a um l ol NatioraUst leaders had ben banished to the desetl n-ar Dfir-El-Zcr for feme nil g trauble. A *.ereral suik- was declared which i.' from Damas-ma to another Syrian towns. Fierce battles
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    169 9 Both Governments Want Peace For The Time Being London, Apr. 27. rnHE Times, commenting on the incidents which continue to J multiply on the Manchukuo and Outer-Mongolia frontier, says that there need be no doubt that both the Soviet and Japanese Governments really desire
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    OPERA SEASON OPENS
    53 9 La\don, Apr. 27. f HE London opera season begins tonight. It opens icith Sir Beecham conducting "Die tiger,** with Bockelmann as nam Sachs and four artists new went garden Tiana Lemnitz Neumann, Ludwig Weber and Margery Booth, an Englishwoman who has been singing at Ml tiro Bayrcuth
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    LEAGUE TO BE REFORMED ?
    131 9 LEAGUE TO BE REFORMED Desire To Alter Article 16 Geneva. Apr. 27. THE question of reforming the League is being widely canvassed m view of its failure to arrest the Abyssinian war. Many desire to abolish Article 16. argulnt that Germany is particularly disinclined to pl?dg? h:rs?if to help against
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    France Will Not Think Of Giving Up Mandates
    173 9 BROUGHT PROSPERITY TO NATIVES Paris, Apr. 26. 4 pRANCE car. no more think of Riving up her mandated terthan can Great Britain," glared m. Tmitard. Director of Mandated Territories Departta a broadcast speech. M T he I T, tard Quoted statistics which.
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL MANOEUVRES
    51 9 Hong Kong, Apr. 27. APORTIOV of the Japanese armada now visiting China is holding large-scale naval manoeuvres off the coast of Fukien, according to reports from Chinese merchant steamers arriving m Amoy and Shanghai. The main fleet m now m the Gulf of Chihli.— Sin Chew Jit
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    WOMEN'S FIGHT WITH POLES
    166 9 One Dies -THERE was a sequel to a fight on Mar. 28 between two Chinese women, the wives of a fisherman living at 6^2 mo!e. East Coast Road, m the Coroner s Court yesterday when Mr. W. G. Porter held an inquiry into the death of
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    94 9 Badly Holed After Going On 'Rocks London, Apr. 27. A decision will probably bs reachel today as to the possibility of salvaging the world's largest sailing ship, the 3.111 tons Herzogin Cecilie. which went on the rocks near Bolthead m a fog early Saturday morning. 200 ft. Mast
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    146 9 "Matter To Be Sifted To The Bottom" London* Apr. 27. MR Neville Chamberlain replying to Mr. Greenwood m the House of Commons, regarding the alleged leakage of Budget aecreta, said he personally had interviewed the chairman of Lloyds, who had informed him that h I waa making
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      529 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHRES. From London 6 p. m. April 27 .n/! 1 ab n arC dealerS, middle P»<*s; jobbers, margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall Conversion Loan, 5 p.c. 1944-64 118% 118% Funding
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      197 10 Larger Exports Amsterdam, Apr. 10. The final figures of Netherlands Indian rubber exports during February are now available. Total exports were 28.450 tons, against 21.147 tons m January. The constituent parts of the total are a.s follows: Estate exports from Java and Madura. 4.868 metric tons (against
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      271 10 Drop Of 3,870 Tons In March Production Stanton Nelson and Co.. Ltd. m their rubber market review dated Singapore. Apr. 24, state: Except for a temporary small drop m prices m London due to liquidation of May holdings the market has remained lifeless. The rumour, mentioned last week,
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      205 10 t *_i y u rran S emci| t 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 'a the first occasion on which
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      173 10 From London 5.3p p. m April 27 RUBBER: Dull. Buyers Sellers Buyers London Spot 7»/ 2 d. 7 9 16d. Previously: 7^6d 7 £d Juy-Sept. 7 5 B d. 7 11 16d. Previously: 7*« d ]£d Oct.-Dec. 7 1116 d. 713 16d. Previously: 73 d" 13 16d
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      68 10 From London 5.30 p. m. April 27 London: Firmer. £rfree i^o 2 n°ths 12S £202 12, M Previously: Quiet at £206 ss. New York Tto: Previously: £202 12s. 6d. Cop^r! 5 Previously: 46.62. Go| Settlement: £37 10s Previously: £37 10s. SilveTf 5^ 01^ 1 £1 S 10^
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      Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations April 27
      62 10 Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations April 27 rvntr* M^ th of Parity before R *te p re Centre Quoting 20 9 -31 Yesterday vioully Parls Franc s to 141.21 75 74 15 16 fV°; k $tO£ 4.88 23 4.9 3 3 /4 d. 4 .93 13 16d Amsterdam Guilders
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      206 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations Apr. 27 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 4 3)32 London, 3 months' sight 214 3)32 London, 60 days' sight 214 1 16 London, 30 days' sight 2(4 1 ||j London, demand 214 11 32 London, T.T. 2|4 H32 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      1168 10 Fraser and Co.'s List MONDAY. APRIL 27, 1936 MINING Bayers Sellers. Ampat Tin (46) 5s 3d Ob A.sum Kumbang 28> 9d 30s Austral Malay 56s 6d 59b 6d Ayer Hitam (ss> 14s 66 15u 3d Ayer Weng (fl) 1.67* 1.75 Bangrin Tin (£> 18s 9d
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      88 10 Apr. 27 Buyers Seller* Gambier 575 Java Cube 875 Hamburg Cube 10.75 White Muntok Pepper 16.75 Black Pepper 8.50 Copra, Sundried 4 65 Ccpra. mixed 4.35 Small Flake Tapioca 450 R. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan no Banja Jclotong 7.75 Sarawak, Jelotong 750 R Siam W.C.
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      OIL ENGINES
      75 10 Previously published as "The Com-pression-ignition Engine." "Oil Engines for Road. Rail and Air Transport." just published, by Temple Press Ltd.. prtc* 55.. represents the first attempt to give a comprehensive review of oil engines throughout the world, designed specifically for road rail or air use No one wishing
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      50 10 At a BMettag ol th Mut, missioned Malacca held Mr. Tan Soon Cheng *aid timetable is not being tollowj* that 'bus owner* refill It la* r gers to their destination have an insufficient numb gers The Registrar ol W that notices would be served 'bus owners to remedy the* nutur»-
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      70 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Apr. 27, 12 oVlmk n«Min Bu>rrs Sri Iff* N( I X.R S S in ca.se.s (FOB April* 26 1 1 Good FAQ. In cases FOB Aprih :>* No. IX. RSS. 'Spotloose cawardable Singapore) M May June July /September October December 17' January March Tone of
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    1489 11 1936 RUBBER CONSUMPTION 1,100,000 TONS? "Bull" Factors Accumulating ANOTHER R. R. I. CONCESSION TO N. E. I. [(From the Free Pr^ss Correspondent) London, Apr. 17. WELCOME and remarkable change has overtaken the rub- ber share and i-;>mmodity markets this week. The price o! spot rubber having exceeded
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    CHANGKAT SERDANG
    319 11 Dividend Of 2>/_ Per Cent. Recommended The directors of Changkat Serdang [Estates, Limited m their report to the shareholders izr presentation at the annual general meeting to be held at French Bank building. Singapore, on Monday. May 4 states: Your directors submit herewith a duly audited statement of
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    STATE INTERFERENCE IN INDUSTRY
    402 11 Need For Strong Chambers Of Commerce J ORD DERBY as president of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, officially opened the new. palatial premises at I. Old Hall Street, Liverpool m the presence of; a large gathering of the commercial and shipping community of Liverpool. Mr. T.
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    COTTON INDUSTRY RESEARCH
    231 11 £20,000 Grant Offer An oiler to make a Government grant Of £20.000 to the Shirlev Institute, Manchester, if the British Cotton Industry Research Association contribute, an equal amount, was made at the opening of an extension to th.* Institute by Lord Rutherford, chairman of the Advisory Council
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    EXPORTS OE TINNED PINEAPPLES
    74 11 During the week ending Apr. 18. 1930 exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 57.958 cases. of which: 36.575 »63 per cent I cas^s were to the United Kingdom. 3.133 < 5 per centt cases to the Continent of Europe. 3.145 5 per cent)
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    GERMANY'S FOREIGN TRADE
    467 11 Hapag Chairman And The Menace Of Curtailing Imports OPEAKING on the International traie situation before the German East Asiatic Association m Hamburg State Councillor E HellTerich. chairman of the Hamburg -Amerika Line, said Ger many's relations with all the East and South East Asiatic countri es] ar.d
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      1196 12 AN EXAMINATION OF FACTS AND FANCIES WAR is a great stimulus to invention. I nder its influence the progress of a decade or a generation m the evolution o f a weapon may be crammed into a year. It was only a few ye ftfl
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      53 12 VESSELS ARRIVED ipoh. Brit. SEB _oi:_. lrom Penang -7. ior Penang 29 Thedens Dut., 1.171 tgn.s. from Pa- '■mran*' 21, ior Palembang 29. Kho n Hoeo., Dut.. Gil tons from Pontianak 2 r < tor Pontianak 29 Siberg, Dut. 1.128 tons from Batavia 27. for Batavia May 1. Malacca Maru,
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      598 12 Local And Foreign Mail I Dispatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm Thursday 7 45 am Alor Star: Mon. to Fri- 745 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a m and 7pm Ipo: Weekdays; 7.45 am »nd 7 pjn Klang, Kuala Lipis, Port Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson: WeekdavS* T
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      94 12 SINGAPORE II RBOI h Ships alonr.tidr l';, w e*pr,t,,l luA £"*w K.-sl Uliarf (Kiili Indrapo i Maaa Wharl (Bertram I 'lciiikunj Main Km 12; Perse u I Kan*** l»n<k H-in1, (t< 38 Weal Wharl (Katraaan I I Mam 2 If (Balraarce I I ami mm, 1 Itain What! I I
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    221 14 Tense Moments For Naldera Jn Singapore Harbour Ba'tling with a strong ollshore wln-i when she drew away from the p and O wharf. TanJ Mg Pagar on Friday mo.-ninj*; on her wav to England, the maU liner Naldera bad to d:op anchor so that she wouk: nn!
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    454 15 FEA TURES OF THE COMING CRICKET SEASON Three Test Matches Arranged For Indian Visitors London. Apr. 17. CHIEI In the coming sea on naturally atvisit of an Indian the captaincy of the imnr of Vizianagram. Irawn lrom the infor- witnesses, is dis.dr.rd that Amar Singh. A'a famous bowlers, will released
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    1340 15 The Influence Of C. K. Nayudu vketers last visited and. though their itent. they provid?d _nn of stroke and a >d which were both [mutating. This sumbe captained by the >: Vizianagram, who age and one of the at of the game m his I a brilliant
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    157 15 Players Reassemble In Bleak Weather With th exception of G. F. H. Heane. Arthur Staple?. Walker and Hardstaff. all the Nottinghamshire cricketers reassembled at Trent Brid-ge yesterday for the first practice m bleak weather. All the men looked extremely fit. Two youthful newcomers to the
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    195 15 C. J. Lyttelton To Take Over The Captaincy Despite the absence of that classical batsman. C. F. Walters, owing to poor health. Worcestershire did quite well last season, so that, under the captaincy of the Hon. C. J. Lyttelton. they should face the season with confidence. Lyttelton has had
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    227 15 Noon And Reatty Bat Well For Selangor Club /"MX)D batting by H B Noon (40 >. v C. W. Beatty <34> and W. J Johnson <29> and some excellent bowling by L A. Tucker enabled the Selangor Club to beat the Crocks. SELANGOR CLUB H. B. Noon c
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    391 15 photo.) Noon and Beatty Shine With Bat For Selangor Club (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 26. g J. DIONYSIUS of the T.P.C.A. brought his week-end- ha* of wickets up to 14 today and was largely responsible for the Tamils defeating
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    202 15 Special Rings Stamped E. R. I. London. Apr. 17. THE King is continuing his lather's interest m oigoon racing. An urgent order has been placed for a supply of rings for racing birds bred at th. papal lofts »t Sand ringham. and this ;.s regarded
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    364 15 A Wise And Balanced Commentary On The (lame The Spring Annual of The Cricketer" reminds us again that the crocus is the herald of cricket that bats are being oiled, probably m the wrong place, that chances are being weighed and hopes reillumined. writes Robertson Glasgow :n
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    200 15 From Our Own Correspond- nt Pwiong. Apr 27. The Penang Pootball Aasoctatton League competition will begin on hi day Seven teams have entered Inr the First Division namely Darul Alhsan Football Club. Muslim Recreation Club. Province Wellesley Football A*» sociation. Chinese Recreation club Old Xaverian.> amnrltllon Pens Recreation
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    712 16 Government Monopolies Hold The "Skins" PRESSMEN N MARLY CREATE RECORD Harbour Board Outclass Post Office SIX FOOTBALL matches were played m Singapore yesterday one second division, two Commercial Cup and three friendlies. An excellent game was seen at Anson Raad Stadium where the second
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    128 16 Latest betting In the 2.000 Guineas is as follows: sto l Daytona offered. 11 to 2 taken. 6 to 1 Balahissar taken and offered. 100 to 12 Pay Up taken and offered. 19 to 2 Abjer oflered, 10 to 1 taken. ir to l
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    95 16 V's WIN The YMC A s ored a creditable vie tory over the SRC. m a friendly soccer fixture en the Padang yesterday by three i< ar goals The game was fast and ex ::ng and It was only m the clcstpg itagea that
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    250 16 Chinese Lucky To Score Twice Municipal Serv... 3; 5.C.R.C.... 2. A FRIENDLY soccer match be- tween the Municipal Services and the Straits Chinese Recreation Club was played on the Clerical Union ground on Balestier Plain yesterday and ended m a victory for the Municipal Services by the odd
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    400 16 "Skins": Mount. Monopolies: Awang Chik. InniskiMings II 1. Govt. Monopolies 1. QCCOND Division points were shar*J ed by the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and the Government Monopolies m yesterday's S.A.F.A. League match at the Anson Road Stadium each side scoring one goal The game was keenly contested pnd a
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    50 16 S.C.C. II Concede Seven To Middlesex II Middlesex 11. ...7; S.C.C. 11. ...2. ■THE Middlesex Regiment's second string decisively defeated the Cricket Club second eleven m a friendly fixture on the Padang yesterday. The soldiers played pretty football and at times delighted the crowd with spectacular fancy play.
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    261 16 rude, and to play good tennLs m the circumstances Is very difficult and very tiring." HOME EARLY" A men*: the Br.i.sh women's team thai returned from South Alri'-a ltd me. however, that their manager was very strict about the acceptance of invitations "One evening early m tne
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