The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 April 1937

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15,125 ESTD. 1835 SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1937. It CENTS.
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    IMPORTANT LITTLE ENTENTE MEETING
    466 1 Discussions On ItaloYugoslav Pact MILITARY ASSISTANCE GUARANTEE IN CASE OF AGGRESSION? Czechoslovakia Wants Clauses Widened Belgrade, Apr. 2. riih situation In Spain and the recently negotiated agreement between Italy and Yugoslavia were discussed at a meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Little Entente here, when
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    STOP PRESS
    60 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Apr. 2. MX. Justice Thomas Serconi heSmith, the former F..M.S. Chief Justice, died at Budleigh Salterton on Mar. SI. London, Apr. 2. THK strut of an aeroplane identified as belonging to the Duchess of Bedford was washed ashore at Yarmouth and is believed
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    DISASTROUS TRAIN CRASH IN LONDON
    201 1 Seven Lives Lost London, Apr. Z. OEVEN people were killed and between 30 and 50 were seriously injured m a disastrous railway accident outside Batter.sea Station this morning whf-n two suburban trains collided. An rye- witness describes the scene »a a c w.pieio shamblss, A
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    GLASGOW STRIKE SPREADING
    61 1 GLASGOW STRIKE SPREADING Admiralty Work Held Up London, Apr. 2. pOLLOWING the Beardmorc Works strike m Glasgow, which has disorganised a considerable amount of the rrarmament work, between 800 to 1,000 apprentices m other shipbuilding and engineering works are striking m six Clydeside firms, some of which are engaged m
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    BRITAIN'S DIET
    181 1 Milk Consumption JJelmv Standard I.<>miI»ii. Apr. With the exception i a relatii small fraction r»l rho population of Britain is obtainii full amount of calories required Thi.s is one ol the findit:g« of the Government advisory commit! nutrition, which, lor tho first tl history, has made a compr.
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    CHECK TO NAZI AMBITIONS
    79 1 CHECK TO NAZI AMBITIONS South African Decree Pretoria. Apr. 2. TTHE Union Government, as the Mandatory Power of the former German colony of South-west Africa, has issued a proclamation •ijmed at destroying the Nazi movement there. A Hue and imprisonment may be imposed on any British subject promising t3 bear
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    SOVIET GOLD MYSTERY
    190 1 London, Apr. 2. 11/HY has Russia, who has a favourable balance of payments, shipped sold valued at £10,500,000 to the United Kingdom since Mar. 8 and arranged to ship a further £25,000,000? This question is puzzling: the City. The bulk of the gold is reported not to
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    U. S. STRIKE DEADLOCK
    264 1 120,000 STOP WORKING President To Intervene New York, Apr. t. •THERE is still no improve- ment m the big labour disputes and more motor-works have ceased work, making 120.000 now striking, while the conference of mineowners and miners is still at a deadlock and broke up
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      75 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9 15 p.m. DINNER and DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight CABARET ENTERTAINMENT NINA and VLADIMIR WELL-KNOWN CONTINENTAL DANCERS BOOK YOl'R TABLE NON-DINERS SI r i i x f F F I
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      151 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA. SEA VIEW HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT i TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE NO AFTER DINNER ADMISSION CHARM I SUNDAY 1 1 1 a.m. 1 p.m. POPULAR CONCERT BY RELLER'S BAND M <> RNtNG PROGRAMME SPEUAL CURRY 1. 'JUBILEE OUVERTL RE"
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    "FLASH GORDON"
    139 2 Concluding Chapters Screened At Alhamhra The concluding chap! I "Flash Gordon" were screened with the change o! programme r th< Alhambra last night. These deal with the hazardous adventures ot tho "earth men" m the kingdom of Vu' v ich remains suspended m spare balanced by the power
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    UNUSUAL SWINDLE
    156 2 Prospective Emigrants Victim Of Seaman Hong Koßff, Mar. 'V.\. The Police are looking I r i seaman who is alleged to have swindled nine intended emigrants of 14.500 which they had put up between them on the understanding that he would be able to get them into Australia
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    GERMANY AND Her Colonies
    993 2 GERMANY AND Her Colonies Letters To The Editor SHOULD THEY BE CEDED BY BRITAIN? WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER AL LIES AN INCREDIBLE HYPOTHESIS—ABYSSINIA LARGE ENOUGH FOR TWO DICTATORS! NO HATRED OF GERMANS ONLY NAZIS WHAT BRITAIN STANDS FOR To the Editor, Mr. C. H. Stanley- Jones, of the Sunday Tribune,
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    9 2 photo). al tin (onsulatc-f.eneral m Singapore yesterday. Free Press
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    TAXI IN DRAIN
    148 2 Passengers Seriously Injured FOUR people, including a wunian. are m critical condition m Singapore hospitals as a result of motor accidents on Thursday and yesterday morning. Tlv most serious occurred on Bukit Timah Road on Thursday afternoon. When taxi, coming out ol Mandai Road, was tryiiiK to
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    CORONATION
    95 2 Chinese Delegatioa Sails shanghai. \pr. Dr H H Kun the Vice-Premier nd Minister ol Finance and Admiral Chen Shao Kwan, Mi. lister of the Navy, who With Mr Quo Tai Chi. the Chinese Ambassador m London. wiL reprt^::! China at the Coronation, left for Genoa en route to London
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    WEARNES BEATEN
    22 2 Bata Shoe Coy F.C beat Wearnes by three clear goals m their business house league fixture at the V.M.C.A. yesterday.
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    RUBBER STOCKS IN MALAYA ABOVE NORMAL
    642 2 RUBBER STOCKS IN MALAYA ABOVE NORMAL SHIPMENTS SHOULD EASE THE SITUATION Values Should Be Maintained THE /irn::ies.s reported at the dose list ire fe p: 4f) have been fully Justified and values were marked up m all markets when business was resumed after the holidays, states Stanton Nr.'s m and
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      93 2 AGENTS WANTED. £50 easily earned Dy selling the well-known and best-selling WESTMINSTER Series Private Christmas Cards. Britain's Premier Firm (est. 1906) oilers Highest Commission. Sample Book Free. No risk or outlay, enormous success with 1936 series, all records broken. Lewis Co. Dept. W. tettmlnaUi Works, Preston, England NOTICES, SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL
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      534 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. lM 'SF** |/,jssssssk i^Sw f .^BSSSSsiw^ llf«:illh O-Meirr Bath Koom Sralr. WfeSjßi up (o BJJ lbs. Easy to Rrjd. Colours: C.rrrn, Whitr. Ivory Prit r SV.OO. MEDICAL HALL, IJMITIO ~B()AK1) dT RESIDENCE, SEA FRONT KATOBKJ GRAMiK -7? Mrytr lid Large rcesjsi Facing wt&h VWn na'.h r SS U
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      362 2 Zbe Sinoapore JTrcc iPrcss llrad Ofli«r: ('nil Strrel. Sin«ap«rr Phone: I I Uiie«. v.life fttrmmnv .ill <l< p <rf ni> nU| Irl I imii «po#r. Kuala lunipur Oilier: I ivj Slrrrt. I'll i-ni ".<>K3. ltrrvv>lir Koad. Prnanff Oflirr: 12 Ki-hup Sttrt*, P*i. t Phmr: 1477. London Oflirr: 19 IS, I
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      189 2 Diary Of The Day High Water: 2.06 am BJ It. 3 :i7 p.m. 6.3 ft. Sports Socc?r: S.C.F.A. vs. Iftidds. at Stadium; Excis: vs. Indian at Police D.pot. Cricket: C.S.C. vs. 8.R.C.; B.CJv.C. vb. 5.J.1.: Nondescripts va sec.: Indians vs. Victoria School: EMC. VS. R .l. Cinemas AUIAMBKA Final .six
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    DROVE ON TO WRONG WHARF AND WENT INTO SEA
    667 3 DROVE ON TO WRONG WHARF AND WENT INTO SEA How Taxi Driver Met His Death GOING AT FAST PACE THE Empress of Britain, world famous tourist vessel, was m Singapore on Mar. 2 and m order to cope with the rush of travellers, Raffles Hotel had chartered a fleet of
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    "I DO NOT KNOW WHETHER I KILLED HIM OR NOT"
    304 3 Statement From Dock By Accused Japanese UT WAS drunk on that Might; I do not know whether I killed the deceased or not. That is what I wish to say." T).;!t statement w is made by RitchOi Yamaniwa from th<
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    THEFT FROM THEATRE COMPOUND ALLEGED
    65 3 Lim Hon Cheow wa.i charged before Mr \V. Reeves with the theft ol a bicycle from the compound of the Capitol Theatre on Apr. 1. An alternative charge of dishonestly receiving the bicycle which he knew to ,<■ stolen was also preferred. He pleaded not
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    RETURNING FROM HONG KONG -WAR"
    63 3 me four Royal Air Force flyingb its which went from Singapore ro H Kong early last month to tak" i p;>n In the Hong Kong manoeuvres will return to Seletar next Friday. The Ist Battalion. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, which also took part m the manoeuvres,
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    18 3 Mr. W. G. Scott, ol t lie Perak Hydro Electric Company, leaves for Home thi.s we^k on leave.
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    DROVE ON WRONG SIDE OF ROAD
    213 3 Bus Driver Fined A fine ol $25 or two weeks' rigorous Imprisonment m default was imposed by Mr. T. P. Cromwell m the four;!: court yesterday on a Chinese named Teo Seng Lim. who pleaded guilty to a charge oi having caused hurl t
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    ENGLISH COLLEGE PRIZE GIVING
    204 3 Tungku Mahkota Presents Awards From Our Own Correspondent) t Johore Itahru. Apr. The annual prize distribution oi the English College, which is the leading educational institution m the State, took place yesterday In tl:e presence ot a lar^e and distinguished lathering. His Highness thr* Tungku Mahkota,
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    30 3 The number of calls attended by the Singapore Fire Department accident ambulance .service during the month of March was 237 and of these 31 were to ca^es outside Municipal Limits.
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    SIAMESE NEW YEAR
    83 3 (From Our Ovn OORMpondMlil K:tn K kok. Apr. 2. The Siamese N< w Year was universally celebrated throughout the country yesterday. The Council o. 4 Rt \;<:ic\v. the Cabinet and the Assembly took part at davb:< .k m pmeatlac hkl tO the BuddBMMkI On th? kiwn.s rronUOf
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    MR. FRANCOIS de HAAN
    95 3 Programme Of Tonight's Recital The following is the programme to :be given by the well-known Dutch I pianist, Mr. Francois de Haan. at the Dutch Club tonight at 9.30: Sonate Pathetique '/Beethoven). Polonaise m A major. Nocturne onus 32 No. 1. Grande Vulso Brillante opus 18
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    TRAFFIC POLICEMEN HACK AT K.L.
    43 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. I. Traffic policemen returned to point duty this morning after an absence i over a week, during which they stood by m barracks and also helped m dealing with the .strike.
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    Shipments Of Rubber During March
    235 3 Shipments Of Rubber During March BIG INCREASE ON FEBRUARY QCF.AN shipments of rubber. Including re-exports. liom Malaya during March totalled 59.508 tons, compared with 38.U;>8 tons m February and 41.571 tons m January. Total ship ment.s for the quarter amount to 139.107 tons. Of the March exports. 30.759 ton.s consigned
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    ITALIAN ATTACK ON BRITISH DEAN
    199 3 Primate Called "Bloodthirsty" SACRILEGIOUS FINGER IN WOUND Home. THE Italian Pro.s.s takes exception to the sermon preached by the Dean Ol Winchester, the Very Rev S. G. Sehvyn. ai the requiem service at Bt. Georges Church. Bloomsbury. for the Abyssinians killed during the Abyssinian war.
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    MALACCA PLANTERS A GREE TO GIVE N. S. TERMS
    768 3 MALA CCA PLANTERS A GREE TO GIVE N. S. TERMS Chinese Protector Reviews Developments (From Our Own Correspondent) .M.tla« a. Api \IIR CHAN KA\'G SWI. piesidcnt ol the Malacca Chines, Chamber of W» Commerce, took the chair at the public meeting of AaJfjftJa Rubber Planters of Malacca held, under the
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      14 3 FOR REPAIRS N JEWELLERY WATCHES U. S. de SILVA MANUFACTURING JEWELLER 179. ORCHARD ROAD
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      42 3 THE SOUTH PACIFIC LINE inaugurates a new ami direel mule to NEW ZEALAND NO TRANSHIPMENT'S. MAT SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE} m.v. "MAETSUYCKER" 13th April s.s. "VAN REES" Bth May For particulars apply to X.P.M. LINE, Finlayson Green, Cl KIT A DADT 3l NGAPORE.
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    IMPORTANT BRITISH FILM DEAL CONCLUDED
    1061 4 Britain On The Screen By Joan Little Field Brings Famous Personality Back London, .Mar. 21 I'ilE new deal by which General Film Distributors are to produce four Gaumont-BritLsh films at their Pinewood studios and four at the Gainsborough studios at Islington during 1937 brings a
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    8 4 Energetic .steps by the Government roiwequences for them.
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    King's Robes For Coronation
    846 4 King's Robes For Coronation London Life HISTORIC GOLDEN PALLIUM London, Mar. 21. i II7HEN the King arrives at VVesl- minster Abbey for his Coronaj tion. he wears, as do his Peers, a robe of state ol cnm.son velvet. When he leaves alter the ceremony. he is dressed as a Prince
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    LONDON PLAYS
    155 4 TwdHh Night" At The Old Vie. London. Mir il. That ma I Inventive young producer Tyrone Guthrie. has liven us .1 new "Twelfth Night" si the Old Vie It has the d::n elegance, enhanced uv settings and istumes w. an old tapesllv tru iugh it runs haunting note
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    40 4 Australia as a priest and bui?t M J*" old boy h «> »«*nt to wrote to his old School and told thL^" m the bush Hie holy vessels. Thfa plate was Sought h° U 1 O ff rd to »">■" after f
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    New British Ambassador To France
    523 4 New British Ambassador To France On The Continent SIR ERIC PHIPPS 1 WIT Paris, Mar. 20. SIR Eric Phipps. who succeeds bi George Clerk as British Anibasador m Paris, has the reputati^i oJ being one of the wittiest wnter of despatches m the British dipic matic service. It wa.s said
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    185 4 wai m vlj d kI M j II ls lur thr tad Uatl a milllo !V i;i kl h.ive bet-n published In a Ru*sj.m translation !n h M r,d 111 lhr tht Kevolufuul l bei oi D kena rolttmei avaUabl Bovi !;.)r.inr> h.irdlv meett th, cS^mand L.«.s: (ar i6OO(Hi coplei
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    DUCE'S FILM PLANS
    97 4 Governtnent Studios TWO Cltfc i :id Urn u ,w rowpany wi ussumn Ml to break mt<» th. British d American pi feudal by L'idovico ro-pjit/. who mado "•he Dictator" will, Bi^aA ;«'iU MadtltllM i| Eul:ng I ondon uew Key men 1 Holly* bt Fr.uik Capi I C
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      14 4 R OV/ILTINE' T^_ f^^ rotate 'Con ilvtKACi A. WANDER UM.TED, CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS. S.NGAPORE.
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      122 4 m W*> J -r VT ill ITS aril that cau-rs those ferrif stomac h pain* corrosive, ulcerating "xcess ac d which burns thr drlicat** hninj; of th«? *tom.j< h and tiirns v«»nr fooij iw a frrmrntinp in»li«rstib!«- ma**. Thr only way to jrt r. i. J js to nrutia?!sr the
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    SINNGAPORE FLOWER SHOW
    282 5 af dsf sdf sdf photos). photos). HIS EXCELLENCE THE GOVERNOR declaring the Singapore Flower Shaw <;pt l at the New World yesterday. Trom left to right are the A.D.C., Mr. \V. J. Parks, Mr. Kmil Galistan and Mr. On«* Boon Tat. while ihe Chinese oiisiil-Cir ner.il. Mr.
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      53 5 Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each nature s pei feet diet £l FOOD Milk contains all the strength buildinc proteins and protective vitamins so necessary to the growing child. ii i m M^B PHONE 5376. MHM W—*^M.^.MB
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    SECTION OF NEW WEST WHARF OPENED
    156 6 $10,000,000 Scheme Expected To Be Completed Next Year A SECTION ol the new West Wharf at Keppel Harbour, where $10,000,000 is being -pent on a v i extension scheme, was brought Into iim lor the first time on Thursday. Three new godowns arc available
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    CHINKSK FINED FOR CARELESS DRIVING
    156 6 Don ht As To Accused's Criminal Liability (From Our Own Correspondent i Kuala Lumpur* Apr. 1. This Is a very difficult ca >c and I have had a gr d a] doubt as to extent to which the accused Is v naily tbl< In this
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    WORLD VISIBLE TIN SUPPLIES
    92 6 (From Oui Own C.mespondprt.) L<!<! m. Apr. 8. V. o:-'d visible tin suppl ss on M.tr. 31 :i- n by ub ;ut huu tons at» February tiyure. A( cording i tea fc.v M »ssrs w H Oartsen and Soiifi world visible BupDilea on Mar 31. w
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    Attempted Evasion Of Duty Alleged
    377 6 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala. Lumpur, Apr. 1. IN the Kuala Lumpur police COUII today, two Chinese. Lo Chak Wan Mid Lee Chan Ting, were produced Mr. C H. Dakers. the first magistrate, and charged with having on Mar. 6 fraudulent: v attempted rvasion M
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    DEMANDS "BIRTHRIGHT IN MALAYAN EMIMRE"
    233 6 Indian Trespasser's Strange Behaviour 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kii.il i I.iiiiijKii Apr. 1. "I am a !andcwner a^.:\ a planter; I am a n ?r(*h»nt n^d a military officer m the Indian Government. I was born m Kuala Lumpur and I demand my birthright privileges
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    QUARRYMEN'S STRIKE ENDING
    39 6 a settlement m the strike oi Binsapore quarrymen is In tight, it is understood. The employees of three quarries have Signified their intention to return and It is expected that the others will follow suit tomorrow
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    BIG JUMP IN MALAYA'S EXPORTS
    157 6 BIG JUMP IN MALA YA 'S EXPORTS $20,000,000 Up Last Month MALAYA'S export trade during March was worth $20.000.u00 more than m February. Shipments ol both tin ana rubber showed very substantial increases. Tin shipments rote from 6.595 tons m FtbriuiTy to 'J. 138 tor.s in March. Rubber shipments rose
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    HEALTH BULLETIN
    582 6 HEALTH BULLETIN TVn. is the health bull< ol I. ague ol NatJ ..> i: Urn Bun m for the w<- -k c U f Mar 27 Plagae. iw> cases <»: human plague ■urn d al C". unh i during the i I B Ined *!u difl a plague- in fee
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    Gordons Arrive Today
    238 6 Gordons Arrive Today I*EN ol the officers ol the 2nd Battalion, the Oordon HiKhlanders, who arrive at Singapore by the Dorsetshire (Bom Qlbrmltar today are bringing their wive.witli them and snnir ul Hum have families Hie < t.i I :nu Lieut. Coi (i T Burney If.C ha vuth him hia
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN PRISON
    153 6 Indian Alleges Assault B) Warder fFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Sererafcaa, Apr. Thai I.- did not feel \t ry happy when he cam.' to hear that he was to be banished to India and because he was assaulted by .1 Malay sub-warder were the reasons given by
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    K.A.F. HEADQUARTERS' CHANGE-OVER
    54 6 The change over ol the Royal Air Force, Far Bast, headquarters rrom the Beletar Station to th city was made on Thursday The Rovai Air f vce headquarters stall now has offices on the second third and sixth floors 0: Union Build Ing, Collyer Qua; which also
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    College Of Medicine
    353 6 RESULTS OF FINAL EXAMS REPRESENTING a percentage of little over 40 ot the total number Of students of the King Edward VII College of Medicine who sat for their final medical examination last week, eleven, including two women, hi ye graduated and have earned their diplomas, becoming
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    ALLEGED THREAT TO ESTATE MANAGER
    125 6 Four Chinese Coolies On Kxtortion Charve (PVon our Own PUf I l^nmtlrtll I Ku.il.i lumpur. \»>r 1 caie against the foui Ch rooliea mployed Rf Wardleburn EiUf who arc charged wltti xt threat «ing Mr h L L nn< U iffer with bodily harm vai
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    HE WAS AFRAID TO CROSS A STREET
    176 6 Lost His Ncnrc Aflcr 12 .M(>n(hs" A|(ony. BufTertftf :r< i rhtiMMlClMi m buUi in-, kj.i i ints treatt d m h«».s ,wtal (nut WithOUl n Mil m> uiin«'iv (l 5 hat he wa\ ail aid to cn»s\ .1 str»-»M J.ow nadily ev»-ry iheumatii
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    IPOH TAILORS TO STRIKE?
    125 6 Big Increase In Wages Demanded I I dent > lp«»h. .Apr THI Hi ..i U i.i n^nt IflU I .H.d mineomtm m n <!:.««.n up n Hn Mmm Protoetorai pftiHMi Ml M MM U k, I r of ChtaMf I Vt) D tbl .creases v Jl
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      153 6 SHERLEY'S LACTOL FOR F PUPPIES DOGS L^Kgk foo much meat means too much heat lor your dog's blood And especially m .1 hot climate this causes him "tortun- through continual scratching, lack of appetite, moodiness, irritability and loss ol energy. You can remedy the trouble by uttingdown his meat supply
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      22 6 S|JBritish~| ■mmritibiA 50th. APRIL to ft™ MAY I [-i J^B S His Excellency Cv f B will open the Jk v 4^g
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      379 7 ARRANGE YOUR PARTIES NOW! PAX/II IAKI I GALA PREMIERE V ■J-«wn WEDS. APRIL 7th A NEW GARBO more Beautiful than ever Gayer Happier RETURNS TO THE SCREEN London, Mai IS. "pAMILLE," a BBmWffllß Erl have already BFtS^^mlhl Hlk reconimendpd you to I •see. is briimim re- H^^HfliiV^^^^S^BHHH B ford business
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      231 7 "Hearty Congratulations to Paramount on 'The Junfle Princess' It fs m all re«perts a winner and ffhould draw crowded houses e\en rivalling the success of "TAR /AN' Malaya Tribune CAPITOL 3 SHOWS TODAY and TOMORROW 3.15 6.15 9.15 ITS THE TALK OF TOWN! The First Jun&k Pictvn with roiil NLilay.m
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      740 7 Church Services ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL I Classes 6 p.m. English Service. FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTEK Speaker. Mr. O. Baker. 1 Tue: 8 p.m. (Malay Service.) Gospel Meet. oun: 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. ing. 7.30 a.m. Matins. Speaker: Mr. Wee Teow Poh. 8.00 a.m. Choral Eucharist. 10.15 a.m. Children's Service. STRAITS
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  • Obituary
    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    44 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH. BURNS On Apr. 2. 1937 m Sumatra, \fadellne Roe Burns, dearly ioved wile >. Norman F. M. Burns Oi Paniguran K.-tat^. Sumatra, and dearly loved ister oi (apt. and Mrs. H. J. Abbey of Singapore and Misj L. c Ifajmc oi Malacca.
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1937. The Constitution Wreckers
    960 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1937. The Constitution Wreckers yUHATEVER may be felt about the present political crisis m iiidiu it cannot be pretended that it comes as a surprise, and one can illy contemplate with foreboding Ihe introduction ol a new Constitution m such circumstances. The constitution
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    DAY TO DAY
    132 8 Major Lindsay Years. A D C to II H the Sultan ot p.'i\.k. hai pcocewled I uropo on leave Dr. and Mrs I Q. Cam.ron arrived m Kuala Lumpur from leave on Wed ne.sday. 2 Lieut. <A Lieut.) W. A Cooper too* over command of F.M.S.V.F. Signal
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    As i was Saying
    510 8 Liiicycrs llircatcucd In Italy Qmmmhi I'mhlcm "fTThe first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers" is a sentiment which dates at least as far back as Shakespeare's version of Jack Cade's rebellion m the Second Part of "King Henry VI." For lawy2rs a.s spiders sitting
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    Out Of The Season
    1228 8 "IT la not the seu.su:: h»- kepi telling htmielf, as he DMMd ulont; by thi empty shelters and litter bins. Much had Chanced, many new botell had been built, many old pi.ie&s backed •lown The promenade extended sev«rai miiei rartbet along the coast, the taunt botelj
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    EX-DICTA TOR OF CANTON
    200 9 Why Is Gen. Chan Chai Tong Returning To China fEN. CHAM CHAI TONG. ex-dictator Of Canton, arrived yesterday m Singapore by the German liner. Potsdam, on his way back to China irom Europe The General commanded the 4th. Chinese Route Army m the SinoJapanese War "As
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    NEW ELECTIONS IN INDIA?
    161 9 Expected ithin Six Months Bomtiav, Apr. 2. The fir.st day of the new Constitution ended with increasing speculation regarding the Constitutional situation. Developments are believed largely to depend upon Gandhi, who Ls regarded as one of the most important factors m the present political situati m.
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    51 9 Japanese Plane Has To Turn Back Tokio, Apr. 'I'Ui- Japanese monoplane "Divine Wind", which left at 1.44 a.m. today In an attempt to establish a new TokioLondcri record. carrying special usages <>: congratulation Irom Japan Great Britain on the occasion of the ronation. has returned cwing to bid
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    138 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Apr. 2. HTHE HangrflOW Conference con- eluded yesterday, and Gen. Han Fu Chu, Governor of Shantung, Gen. Yang Hu Cheng, leader of the lecent revolt m Sianlu. and Gen. Yu Hsueh Chung, Chairman oi the Kansu Government returned to Shanghai this morning. No
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    71 9 Fays Official Visit To U.S. Conßress Washington, Api. S. The lull Senate with crowded galleries applauded Lord Tweedsmuir. Governor-General cl Canada, when he paid an official vi.sil to Congress yasterday afternoon, accompanied by the British Ambassador and Canadian Minister. Lord Tweedsmuir later visited the House oi Rapresentatives, where
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    NEW FORTS FOR HONG KONG
    295 9 £7,500,000 Defence C L ocneme TJONG KONG li to have two new forts In addition to the one being constructed on Stanley Peninsula; Strengthened anti-air-craft defences; and it li to become powerful Royal Air Force Base. These tacts are disclosed m a Reutcr message from
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    79 9 IVirK Apr. t it wai officially announced yesterday that all French warships have been instructed to assist French merchantm< n stopped on the high seas outside Spanish territorial waters and oppose. 1 i; necessary forcibly, any inspection or change oi couroe. It is added that no act of
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    ITALIAN INTERVENTION IN SPAIN PROVED
    250 9 "Army Of Occupation r.iris, Apr. ITALIAN staff documents captured on the Guadalajara front indisputably demonstrate Italian intervention m Spain. This accusation is made m a note from the Spanish (iovernmi mi to Britain and trance. Thf documents show tbal I mi 1 it .ry un:'s
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    118 9 Mr. J. Haussermann MR. JOHN HAUSSERMANN. a young American compo>ei. passed through Bftlftfrmport yesterday on his way to Manila on the liner Potsdam. Mi Haussermann was born 111 Manila, but studied m Ihe US and m Parti icr a time under Ihe grtml organist DupN ol Notre
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    63 9 Expected To Start On Apr. Id London. Apr. Arrangements to bring th<- scheme !or sea and land .supervision <>: ?!ie Spanish frontiers is now likely to OOBM into full operation on Apr 10 The British observers KtiVi .Ure.idy taken up their pasts on the S;m: .shPortUßuese frontier and
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      449 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES Last Night's Quotations From London 6 p. m. April 2 Share of £1 denomination unle&s Previously Yesterday RIM or Fall otherwise stated Conversion Loan. 5 p.r. 1944-64 113% ll.i Ponding Loan, 4 p.c, 1960-90 UOV2 lieWar Loan, V 2 V.c 1 > > 102%
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      172 10 Mar. M 31. Apr. I. X rican c 1I; Com. 106% 108-, 108 American Telephone and I( ra Ph 170% 171% 170V 2 Atcheson Rail] ,ad 83% 82-'; 81', Chcaa Peak bo,/, W)7f| 59 t Duponl l»% 15!)-.. 159^ Hrr 1 3QM, General Electric 58';, «i/ 4
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      69 10 April 2 Gambler T.T.» n •> i ..in Java Cube 0 5 0 Hamburg Cub.' l&OQ White Muntok Pepper 19 50 Black, Pepper n 25 Copra, mixed 8.05 Copra, stmdried 3:50 Small Flak? Tapioca L 510 Rice Saiftou Al c A1() Rice Siam, W.C. No. i rAS6
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      76 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Apr. I l o'« lot k noon _w Bayers Sellers No. i.XRSs. m eases •FOB. April. 401' Good F.A.Q m cases 'F.OB. April) iji, 4^ No. i.x.r.s.s. (spotloose) (awardable Singapore) .r,-' f: 45% A Pril 453 May-June ;,1 .y yi July-Sept. 4;,s 46 Oct.-Dec. 1.,',
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      180 10 From London 5.30 p. tn. April 2 RUBBER: Weak. London 8pot: 12 7 ,<d. 13d. Previously: 13 3jl«d 13 r» 1 Gel May: 13d. 13 1 16*1. Previously. 13 5 lid 13>d July-Sept.- IS'fctf, 13 :i lfid. Previously: 13 7 Kid IS 9|l6d. (Vi.-Dir.: 13', t d.
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      69 10 From London 5.30 p. m. April 2 im: Weak Cash: *:'JBS Isi Previously Weak at t:2i)l 3s Three months: *:2«2 its. Gd. Previously vl'8« i.s.s New ork Tin 88 "iii IV viously t>4 (Hi (op,Hr: Sctl enl C7O Previously: 871 17.- Id <;.,u«: Yesterday B1 2a I.-d.
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      73 10 London Closing Quotations April 2 Method of Parity before Rate PreTentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday vlously Paris Francs to 124 21 lO6*fc 106 ft 16 New Y>rk to 488 4 80".' 488 1 1 16 Amsterdam Guilders to 13.10! km" 8.f4 Hong Kong Per dollar L S 2
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      197 10 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations London. T.T. 2 4 1 16 London, demand 2 1 1 1G London, 4 months' sight 2 4' Lyons, demand 1240 Hamburg, demand 141 Nt w York, demand -u 1 Montreal, demand 57 Batav] 1 demand 103J Samarang, demand iO3f Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon,
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      ALLEGED POLITICAL CRIMES
      244 10  -  Sin Chow Jit Poh Revolutionary Arrested Shanghai, Apr. 2. The police attached to the Japanese Consulate In Shanghai have announced the irreat of Chin Sheng Shau. a Korean revolutionary, who will be sent to TokiO for trial. The arr-.sted man is reported to liav. rommitted at least
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      985 10 From, Exchange Telegraph Co. Fraser and Co. 's List I m <$1 2eo 2 70 rd I". mi I i.iK i 270 3SO I I lift X \.uk-;, (li 1 SO 1 60 Pi iiKicor i^lt .74 .79 620 6.641 Ban tJi l i nu
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      73 10 ISSUED BY PRASER AND CO. ,\T THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY 3r* x Sr:;!;^^! Amongst dollar issues after nth,., i > krt becaHM wr% quiet m nri ltri>: ltfr »P'nin« the mar on the d;i> P irs Urn r<ir lh "««Nt part utuhanced Kultlier sh;nrs a Ko
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    353 11 Winning CONTRACT Dai id Burnstine. Merwtn D. Maier. Ortraid Jacob* and Howard Schenken, worid's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence THE SAFEST SPOT |NE thing that Duplicate playeri k early is thai any :ime a md pr tfua i liam they
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    188 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. l Incorporated m the Colony oi Hon^ Kong i The liabi)it> of members is limited to the extent and m manner pre%<ribefl b> im.»i No. 6 <»f I+Z9 <«f the Colon>. Authorised Car- Issued and Fu/.v Paid-up S2u 000.090 1 Reserve Fund: Sterling Hong Kflni Carrei
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    158 11 1 (Ml Mrrrt ric»pore. Trlt-phom-^ Manjtfers (»rti«r C 441 OesMeal onxr f (abir IdaVaai < hi n«.ki r^d i p afttal < h $4*. *<>«.••• c» Re»«T»e Kund- .n .\<»-*.v »> < < v 000 Total Asset* approvirr.at«|x (h M m«MmH ■I \D o» M( E SM
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    61 11 Railway CaaHtMi Death At Seremban Fr Our Own Con Sfrfmban. \pr A T...T.:: I A gang Of 000 l t WOrt ttaide the Bei I s >•..■•. a r.e"* mttl I M was b-r.:.. the I: .^rr- m ration VII pr?ce- ling cocl. turned
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    97 11 OF INDIA. AIM K\ll\ \M>(MIN% I:. I kM :r. .<! Rev al Ch I Paid up cat 500.000 y. i. 000 uot Reserve F-:.d f uou 000 Proprlti n £3.uooj(KJt tit \D M> M i 38. Bivhxpvf.iir I ondun, It. 2. A jent i»-s .»nd Kr.in«hr«. AlCff S*jr
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    94 11 3 Paid-up h mm Pood "i Bo\ki» 09 MMM NMH Tbi RJ to >r K( M PP.* v. H rd 1* rfc KBK HiMMis BA.SKKRI MiJI t..,1 I'.irn Itd Hank of Iml limlI i ml Ml IB Ml I H I 1 i.W W H
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    79 11 Etf -:80) C z F I Fr- V P| V Head <•[),,, tCtUMMMM, USC WhKI BR \N( II: MM I X < HXMKIKv \i i i PLACI LOICDOM RWKii> W< d N I L* L I MUM M I B mbiy, 8.. H i X
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      163 11 Fraser 6? Company. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS. Total foi Bocki Close n: Kern .5% Final r ---5 2 v-: 2^ (20th) Mar 31 Apr 7 Apr. 1 g aa i t F Qgk 10'- Int. J 5 tot IS j.j I Pr-5 v Ores 6" ir.:. Apr. 14 Apj A
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      530 11 WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES TCiDAY t55 Cc.t..:. Gi I <> hestra. SINGAPORE S 7^_ 1.335 to s hum m.) Transmission 3 2 Close do* p m 6.CX Modern ars musle. *20 B; H- C i n? Hippodrom< t3O Cbfldren'i rmnmc Orchestra from The Hippodrome 7 00 Rex Alien and Laura Ouerttc
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      229 11 ROME 1141 Bar I .''.4 m p m. 7 h N- TOKIO 11 »o m, v 1 m pm. R morrow Cl TOMORROW SINGAPORE HI m j m I-• On p rr. c Orel C. c ir. Binga record! r and ajui v w M 7.4! I A, i:. Fa:-.r.
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    1084 12 KOWLOON DOCK'S ANNUAL REPORT Payment Of First Dividend For 12 Years llon^ Kong, Mar. 23. n\VMi;NI of the first dividend m 12 years was announced at the annual meeting yesterday of the Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., by the Chairman (the Hon. Mr. S. 11. Dodwell). In a
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    322 12 New Skyscraper IMnnne<l For Shanghai Plans lor the cons* ruction of new ouildni'4 t> boots :h Shangh U on ol Co:!.:, ..mnc des Ifcsaagerlei Maritime*. I French Bund baVt ben nounced. The preaent building, reputed to bo the oldest m Shanghai, will be (it moliahed. In its place
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    86 12 i i mUJ i> it Ml lon I 1. to Bjkj: Seiia;._ I) !'.,N-m--bd::,!, 1 I. Man i) Anduk; Ko'a to Mai H Umi 1 to 8. F I Tun<4 8 n, 241 toni iroai Tr« I S r to 1 i Bock i > |.4 Bovrmbaj ill
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      520 13 XHLAJLIftJI JinC-v, I*.. I||l 1 I 1 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. j f lncorporated m Straitt Settlementi./ i "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL 1 Steamer Hue Sail* I XCITY OF CANTON H B U H 1 10 Apr LI XCITY OF DERBY
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    66 15 Walter Hagen was beaten by «m hole by A J. Shaw, m\nv ItflMi Cham* pion of New Zealand, m i:5O thai tenge match at Wellington on Mai Shaw was round m 12 and Hafta ♦'>• '< 73 Hacen has been appointed non-p'iy ing captain of
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    47 15 London. Apr. Alter i report of m eye tpeciallst Jack Peterson officially itat*d ho haa drcined i<» retire from the ring Petersen's t-ye tn übied him m recent nghti ;ind the specialist taid DC HNWI we.i: Rlaatet and would be unwise to fi«ht asain. Reuter
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