The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 April 1937

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15,126. ESTD. 1835 MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1937. CENTS.
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    REBELS CLAIM GREAT VICTORY
    739 1 Capture Of Vital Natural Barrier "PRELIMINARY TO MUCH BIGGER MANOEUVRES" Continued Advance On Basque Front Hendaye Apr I 'T'HE Insurgent advance on the Basque front continues Aand they claim to have scored their biggest success up till now with the complete occupation of the 5,000 v-
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    FORD STRIKE SETTLED
    100 1 No Dismissals j Kansas City, Apr. 4. THE Ford Motor Co. strike has been settled. A! tor the strikers had marched out of the factory to take up picketing :ac;ics, a member o! tho strike committee announced that the Ford Co i had agreed "not to hre
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 Nice, Apr. 4. TTIIK French airmen Pissavy and Cornet have arrived and claim to have beaten the Saigon -France flight record. Reuter
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    Italy And Non-Intervention In Spain
    198 1 Italy And Non-Intervention In Spain ATTITUDE DEFINED Koine, Apr. 1 ITALY'S attitude with regard to non-intervention m Spain has been, defined by the Minister of Press Propiipakida. Kignor Dino Alfieri. vho informed the foreign Press that, since the ban on volunteers came m force, Italy had rigorously enforced the provisions
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    FAMOUS SOLDIER'S DEATH
    41 1 Marshal Ahmed Izzet Pasha Istanbul. Apr. 4. The drMth is announced 01 the lumou3 soldier and itatesman Marshal Ahmed Izzet Puha who signed the armistice on behall ol Turkey. He wa.s Grand Vizier alter the War. Reuter Wireless
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    WOMAN MINISTER
    44 1 Washington. Apr. .J. It is understood that 60-year-o.d Mrs. Borden Hairiman, widow of the famous banker, will shortly be appointed United States Minister to Norway. The only other American woma i dip'omat, Mr^>. Rhode resigned the Ministenhip to Denmark Ust year.- Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE SETBACK
    126 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Apr. 3. T'HE immediate cause ot the wtA back m the price of rubber yesterday of one farthing per pound kl attributed to the announcement that tho March shipments from Malaya were 59,fifi8 tons Thr highest m&arket estimate of these shipments was
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    CLYDESIDE STRIKE
    85 1 2,000 Stop Work london. Apr. 1. striking m the Clydeside districts now number I.MO. The yards affected include that of Harland and Wolff. The Glasgow district committee of the Amalgamated Kngineering I'nion have been directed by their executive to instruct the men to return to work hut the
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE
    89 1 Agreement With Portugal Lisbon. Apr. 3. 'THE Premier. Dr. Salazar. has signed an agreement muttlng Imperial Airways and Pan-Ameri-can Airways operating lights f or 25 years and the use 01 the ports o| Portugal. Madei-a and the Azoics, for the trans-Atlantic air service. It Ls understood la
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    WORLD TIN STOCKS
    76 1 'From Our Own Correspondent London, Apr. 2. According to estimates published by A. Strauss and Co Ltd w rid tin stocks on Mar 31. wore LM.529 t nj compared with 22.756 tons on Feb. 28 Visible supplies arc estimated a' 19,641 tODI on Mar. II compared with
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    FREE STATE AND IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    176 1 FREE STATE AND IMPERIAL CONFERENCE NOT TO JiK REPRESENTED Trade Talks In Dublin London, Apr. 4. TT would be of no value to the Irish Free State to bo represented at the Imperial Conferenre m the existing circumstances, declared Mr. De Valera m the Dail, replying to questions as to
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    INTERNATIONAL TEXTILE CONFERENCE
    100 1 2.) Countries Represented Washington. .\p r 4. Two irandi d Megatee and idvteen, rcprCMllUnf ~:i nations, were proont at the International Textile Conference under the auspices of th Int^rn.uional Labour Office Tho mam questions to bo discussed include a reduction m hours ol labour to 40 hours
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      26 1 asdf sdf f Dinn&r aid Dance ffcifai— n KAFI IKS < KLKBRATLI) OUC'IIESTRA WHEN IN PENANG STAY AT TllE Directed by Dan Hopkins E. Si O. HOTEL
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    MIDDS. PROVE TOO GOOD FOR CHINESE
    291 2 MIDDS. PROVE TOO GOOD FOR CHINESE LJAMMOND .scored two goals and Crowhurst one to give the Middlesex a throe-nil victory over the Chinese II In their second division soccer match at Anson Road Stadium on Saturday. Ail three goals were netted m the second half. The Chinese team disappointed, their
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    "LOVE LETTERS OF A STAR"
    217 2 "LOVE LETTERS OF A STAR" New Alhambra Film Quito different from ti.-- usual type ol murder mystery m which corpses tumble out of wardrobes and there is a lot of aimless killing Ls the film "Love Letters of a star' which opened at Alhambra yesterday, it Is a picture which
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    WHERE WAS THE Dutch Colony?
    517 2 WHERE WAS THE Dutch Colony? Letters To The Editor HOW THEY NEGLECTED MR. FRANCOIS DE HAAN— ONLY TWO TURNED UP AT DUTCH CLUB -AND THEY WERE OFFICIALS! —ARE WE LOSING NATIONAL IDENTITIES "THE FA UL T OF THE DUTCH" To The Editor, Sir. I understand there are about 400 members
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    Home RUGGER
    121 2 Saturday's homo rugger results*, ax i abled by Reuter are: Ihe Army 29, R A.F. Hath i). L'don Scottish 9. Birkenhead Pk. 21. Leicester 11. Bl >tol (3. Harlequins 0. Gloucester ?>. Llanelly r>. Manchest »r 8. Headingley Newpcrt d. Blackheath 0. N'hampton 6, Rosslyn Pk. r>. Old
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    AMATEUR CUP FINAL
    22 2 Westham. Apr. 3. In the soccer Amateur Cup final Dulwich Humlot beat Leyton by two feo-.ils \jo nil. Reuter
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    54 2 photo). Ai«*L A ff AR IV' a gi Y e at the residen < *of Syed Ibrahim bin Omar AlsaffofT on Saturday m honour of Mr. E. K. F. Pretty chairman of ihl Mohammedan Advisory Board, who is K oin g on Uan^fer to™he WmS. A group of quests at
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    TELUK ANSON RUBBER
    416 2 Final Dividend Of Three Per Cent. PROPOSING the adoption ol the report and accounts at the annual meeting ol Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd. m Singapore, on Saturday, Mr. J. M. BUne, the chairman, said: Th profit for the .war was $25,632 29 which, with t lie
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    POST OFFICE CLUB MEETING
    180 2 POST OFFICE CLUB MEETING Office Bearers For KnsiiirtK Year The Post Office Cub. Berang i Road, Ml < m fete y -tord.iy when it celebrated #< seventh anniversary Streamers of little flags jay* the precincts .1 touch ol festivity and the proceedings began with the holding I the seventh annual
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    SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT MALACCA
    92 2 <Fiom Our Own Correspondent) !M;il;ur.i. \pr. il. A serious accident occurred at Tanquerah m the early hours ol this morn ing. when tho private car owned by Mr. Andrews of the Borne 1 Motor Works .-kidded md crushed Into 1 wall. ot the four ccupants, Mr.
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    MALACCA INQUEST
    90 2 From our Own Correspondent) Malacca, \pv l Before a special jury composed of Messn F. L. Lopez, Uaa Kirn Tlain and o h Teck Wan, a verdict ol death from natural causes was returned at the Coroners inquest, conducted by Commander Deirick, r.\ <retd. or, Ngoe Lee. who
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    S.V.C. DRILLS
    259 2 The 81 pera programme <»: drill *>r the 1 tiding Apr. 11. li Monday Apr I j i;. pjn Head marten BRA i• 1 .s :<o p fit adquarters 8R 1 (vi Drill 5 IS pm li. idq lari 1 l i vi M; s> ctl n Drill;
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    CHOLERA AT BABBEIN
    83 2 i a Oon rnmeni Rxtraord i nary iaaued on Saturday, itaU i that informati m havlni been received that n dangeroui Infectiooi or c nt i Klouj diaeaie, namelj cholera »\i>' >s Ui lan epidemic .state at Bassein. it b hereby declared by Hi, Excellency the Governor,
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      317 2 Jfccc iprcss Hr«dOni.«-: Crril Sttert. Sincaporf I'liuiir: Intr, wltk r\friiM(»n 1,1 di p1 f I fin nto) TrJ 1 11 <n. i| <»m Kuala Lumpur Oilier: L.i» 1 I'liom; 30M. Ipoh Office: IlrrwNtrr Uoad I'lm.i.i Frnanc Ofticr: 12. Riln>i> Slfrr*, Priung. Ihotu I l London Oflirr: tA 13. II" I
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      87 2 Diary Of The Day High Water: V 43 an.. 7.2 it: 6 22 p.m. 5.9 it. Sports Lawn Tennis I ex.'. n rnament. Cinemas ALHAMBKA Love Letters al a Star, with Henry Hunter and Polly Row) ATITOL The Jungle Princess with Dorothy Lam our. PAVILION The Country Bumpkin, with Edwin
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    SWEEPING CHANGES IN F.M.S. TRAFFIC CONTROL
    10 3 Proposals By Home Officials
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    REVOLUTION IN LICENSING OF ROAD TRANSPORT
    1576 3 (Pi cm Our Oun Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 3. DL'BLISHED by the Federated Malay State- Government this morning, the provisional draft ol the Road Traffic Bill shows the wide-reaching changes which Mr P. w. Nelson, an official of the Ministry ol Transport m England,
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    MARCH TIN ORE IMPORTS
    155 3 IMPORTS of tin ore into the Straits Settlements, other than jrom Malaya, during March, totalled 2.553 tons, can, pared i^ith 2.353 tons m February and 2.684 tan* Januaiy The total imports for the quarter are 7.620 tons, uhich compares ir:th 6.524 *ons for the corresponding period
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    Wiltshire-Venning Wedding At The Cathedral
    591 3 CWORDS held aloft by brother officers including the Chief Police Officer. Singapore. Mr. M LI Wynne, formed the archway under which Mr. Robert Charles Blair Wiltshire. Assistant Superintendent of Police. Singapore, and his bride Miss Roma Xoreen Page: V< nninf walked after their marriage r
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    HAMMER ATTACK ALLEGED
    94 3 HAMMER ATTACK ALLEGED Bail Increased From $500 To $5,000 QNO ENO hin against' wl sauli with a hammer refen was irmisiMlsil to th( nvx\ ASSta at f the preliminary itiODJ co.:du J (hi Saturday The chai he will m* t at s art hin with hammer to w~ md thai
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    NEW DOCTORS AND DENTISTS DINE
    97 3 A r >-.- brate given ai Empi oighi -v the 13 a:.q\ dentistr] Xi Bdi rd VII c m y. Over inclu n lenlor Cul- and mbera 0 It the CK:.i-ra: H ispita] at nded Ol grad tes, eleven ai dent! In th( M Dj
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    CORONATION LETTER TELEGRAM SERVICE
    125 3 In connection with the forthcoming Coronal celebrations a special letter egrax price between Malaya a:.d th United X ngdom will be ir.trodjoed Irom May 8 to 16 inclusive at a Sal ral :$:75 >rds and 20 t IOT c.u-h addition. ii word. U Letter Te legra
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    SHORTHAND WRITERS ASSOCIATION
    108 3 A1 the 29th annual general meeting I the Singapore Shor:h:.:.r: Writers Associati n. held M.,r 15. at the Association's premises, 96. Se]” o Foau the *li ni> were olecte: O!ticeoearerj and memaeri th< c armittee for 1937:— president Mr R X Naidu. vict-presidenl Mr Lav Hon^ ChUns.
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    WIFE DRENCHED IN ACID; HUSBAND FO UND HANGING
    275 3 Cry For Help Heard At 4.30 In The Morning (From Our Own Correspond li\r; as th local coroner. I r.^ku Ismail bin \bdul Kahmun (•the Segama. miißistrat.-. r;s r r\id his \«rdi<t tf 11 r.. \l v^-. k at an inijurst laid
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    ROTARY CLUB
    38 3 Dr Ihtodcre E. H Cub f Hankow. 4 *on hina P;.. I v. I mwUiii oi m Dr Hm.iu Chi;.- \urs. The I the B -81x1 DUtliCt Si a B > .d at Th'- Rotai t\ I
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      129 3 You Can Cure PILES Physician's discovery positively reduces and heals piles. I>r. Van Vlexk s Absorptive Pile Plasma ia a complete cure £-_t the worst piles. lirst application stop* pain and n *j..n almost xr.rUii.tlv. Alarming Joss lood is arrested. I.'.ri.-imiiiation soon vn TLe ■VoHso piles sureJy grow <• tmi
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3310 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON London, Mar. 25. QPRING is m the air. Perhaps, however, it is really Easter, and the prospects of a brief respite from the daily round that is making everyone and everything seem bright and gay this morning. The Lord Mayor of London has stated that
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    195 5 photos). photo). phot-, A asdf sdf ds Free Press MX ANTHONY RUMBOLD, thirO secretary of the diplomatic service, and descendant of a distinguished line of diplomats, is to marry Miss Felicity tfailey. younger daughter of Lieut.-Col. F. ii. and Lady JanK Bailey. Mi". Knmbold, who is 26, is the only
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      82 5 i 4 DELICIOUS BREAKFAST PRESET YE I~^ Quality is always our first consideration, but ue are m the fortunate position of being able to combine jnost reasonable prices ui'h qualiti/. due to our method of buying. Neu- Zealand Imperial Bee Honey is one of our manylines having a ready .sale
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    GORDON HIGHLANDERS ARRIVE
    348 6 GORDON HIGHLANDERS ARRIVE Looking Forward To Their A T J r T*IIE 2nd Battalion, Gordon Highlanders, disembarked from the trans- port Dorsetshire on Saturday after a good trip from Gibraltar, their last .station. This Highland battalion will raise the Singapore garrison to brigade strength three battalions. There are now Fnglish,
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    JAPANESE FOUND NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
    282 6 Trial Lasted Two And A Half Days A FTKR dpliberating for 35 minutes, a special jury found RUcho Vamaniwa not guilty, by a unanimous verdict, of the charge of murder of a compatriot, Tar.» Oshiro. on Dec. 14 last, at a house m Malay
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    BIGGER PROFITS FOR STRAITS STEAMSHIPS
    124 6 Tiu- Straits Bteamship Co.. Ltd i ie ol 141.593 m the net profit lor the year ended De 31. i 9:-;«; The dividend is 50 cents per snare or 5 per cent., the same rate as paid lor 1935. and the carry- forward has b
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    MR. H. B. EGMONT HAKE
    165 6 Married On Saturday To Miss L. Ansley-Voun^ F: m Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 3. Mr h 13 Bgmoni H.ikr an ouUtandil Qgnre m Malayan public life, was married In St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church this aftern on to Miss Lorna Ansley-Young, daughter oi Dt
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    ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS' GOOD YEAR
    97 6 ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS' GOOD YEAR Substantially improved earning! are reported by Alexandra Brtckworks Lta. for the year ended December last the net profit being $9- 449 compared wit:i $33,091 m 1935 This profit has been deducted irom the debit ol $125,372 brought forward leaving a debit to be carried forward ft
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    MALAY LESSONS BY RADIO
    122 6 8.M.8.C. Starts Serin This Week Malay lexons by radio That ll What is planned by the British Malaya Broadcasting Corp ration, which has arranged lor a series oi lessons In elementary Malay. These will be g-ven by Mr. E li. F Payne, of the Education Departmer
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    VITAL STATISTICS
    101 6 A death rate of 20.75 per thousand a year was rei'ordea In Bll«gaporr Municipality m the week ♦•nded M«rcl) 27 compared with 21 47 m th« pr"viouv week and with 19.81 m the r-.,rros ponding week of last v-iir Th* total OJ 200 deaths ncluded IH2 Chinese 24
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    SIAMESE PRINCE IN SINGAPORE
    85 6 Prince RangsJt of Jainad. Siam. I a.sseu through Singapore on Friday on the line] Potsdam on his way baen to Bangkok lrom Europe Whilst In England Prince Rangsit visited i.h ex-King of Siam at h.s Home „t Virginia Waters on the Thames. The Prince told a
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    EURASIANS TO HOLD CORONATION DINNER
    63 6 riir committee ol the Singapore uirasian Association has decided to I old a Coronation dinner, if there is sufficient support The dinner will be open to members >t the Assoriation und the commmJty generally, including women Evening ress will be optional g Those wishing to
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    64 6 photo). ME. B. K. F. PRETTY, rhairni.in of the "UlllH rnnirt Advisory Ko.irl. uho is Koinp on transfer to the F.M.S., at II tea party given m his howni I:i Saturda> at the resiJence %i Syed Ibrahim bin Om.tr Alsaim>H. who is seen third from left. Second from left is
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    WHIPPING FOR ALL ROBBERS
    249 6 Proposed Law In F. M. S. <From Our own Correspondent) Kuala I umpur, Apr. I fxjislation to ruako all robbers liable to whipping is likely to DC assed m the Federal Council m June, when t lit- P.MJ3 Legal Adviser, the Hen. Mr Atiibii Clark, will
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    Drop In Malaya's Foreign Trade
    276 6 RETURNS FOR FEBRUARY AS was to be esp€Ct6d the value ol Malaya';; foreign trade m j February shows a substantial reduction' < 'i that Of January Contributing factors ol tbia decline were the short month, the ihortagi ot freight space for rubber, resulting In ah
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      58 6 OVALTINE COLD Hot is now served m the leading Cafes and -Restaurants WANDEK LTD., 18 Chartered Bank Chamber Singapore. FOR REPAIRS N JEWELLERY WATCHES I S. de SIL V A MANUFACTURING JEWUuR •79 ORCHARD ROAD LADIES' HAIR ~i) REssI:RS MAISON PERM M, Stamford Roud, Sin«apor« MAISON MARIE 63, Victoria Street.
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      165 6 OJOLSEIEY.../ **W"*# m mm m m II I I I II If II I Ihats the car 1 C O) for our. Ji§\)! 'HOMF IFAVF' V^ S room y comfortable tourist car with a V^gJ M US fUl a day |onß cruisi "X speed. 'W C A A "o* feature-
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    WOMEN'S SPOON AT KEPPEL G.C.
    55 7 frJn?^" 1 0 ards were taken °ut snLn Pnl Women sPoon which resuited as under: Mrs. E. F. O'Sullivan <20> 1 U d Miss Raplcy <3G» i U U Miss D. Hirst .32. d wn M*s J.F. Carr I ZVn me tic is to be
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    INDIANS BEATEN BY R. A. F.
    260 7 INDIANS BEATEN BY R. A. F. THE R A F scored an oa.sy win over the Indian Association m their cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday. Batting rirst tho Airmen declared with their total at 179 for live wickets. Long more did best with the bat and was out for
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    CHINESE AND R.E.s DRAW AT CHANGI
    102 7 The ~.C.R.C. batted first anc compiled a total of 199 for seven wickets m the cricket match against the R.E.s at Chang] yesterday. Evan Won?; totalled 66 and Kee Paw made 38. Green was the most successful of th<? RE. bowleivs taking six wickets
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    Ten Goals In Yesterday's Soccer Match
    239 7 AS many as ten goals were scored m the friendly soccer fixture at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday between the Government Services Football Association and the Royal Engineers, which the former won by six goals to four. Early m the first half the G.S.F.A.
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    GUILLEMARD CUP QUALIFIERS
    516 7 D. S. Davidson Leads Field THE April Mtdul Competition o! the Singapore Goll Club was played at Bukit Tirnah on Saturday and yesterday and resulted Ul a win tor D S. Davidson m A" division with a net score ot 70, m a win fur W. A
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      261 7 Every Show PACKED OUT Since Wednesday Last At Last a film that appeals to EVERYBODY CAjPITOL Continued Success of Paramount* Romantic Malayan Jungle Adventure Dorothy Lamour singing and talking perfect Malay "THE JUNGLE PRINCESS" with RAY MILL AND MOLLY LAMONT and Malay Cast ALSO: THE GRAND NATIONAL The SUNDAY EXPRESS
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      201 7 LAUGHS are Trumps rrrm this Hilarious M.G.M. Comedy I ALHAMBRA Universal s Exciting TON.GHT 6.15-9.15 Murder Mystery EDMUND GWENN HENRY HUNTER fiiMM sun- and POLLY ROWLES 'Bishop Misbehaves' and m 'Good Companions' m L I I another Hi,! LOVE LETTERS "COUNTRY bumpkin of A Star with STUART EHVVIN with RALPH
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    The Singpaore Free Press MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1937. The Strike Wave
    950 8 The Singpaore Free Press MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1937. The Strike Wave One particular feature of the news during the past lew weeks has been the outbreak of strikes or threatened strikes at Home and m the U.S.A.. all having a vital significance for Malaya. Our I chief concern, however, has
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    DAY TO DAY
    210 8 Mr w Cole, until lately District Officer. Pekan, baa been appointed Assistant Adviser. Keraaman, when he h.'s arrived iron; Pekan. Mi P 11 Rotnney, assistant editor, Malay Mail, lefl by the Bcharnhorsi for home on leave Mr .1 Wlshart, Chivi Sanitary Inspector and Registrar ol Vehicles, NcAii
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    As i was Saying
    650 8 Colonial Question Is "Peripheral" lirihvry And Corruption Qfftwcm 'THAT fatal affinity which has been so olten dem nstrated between ill interest m foreign affairs and a fondness for using long words of Latin or Greek origin seems to have been eiegetitljr displayed Onct more m the
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    Shillings And Pence
    1053 8 THERE tonight at the Man r Hi >vat h now ■<: ;■-■> I krthdaj The uand. they >;•. m L OtfQfl -«:;d •i rant tstl Agiui li nanu d is It I: li '.rue that there used ><•- et it Urn Man n Miss Eimn i m
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    New Steps To End Smuggling In China
    196 9  -  PROTEST TO TOKIO foreign Debt Payments SMay Be Stopped SHANGHAI, APK 4 TIIK CHINESE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HAS DECIDED 1 LPON DEFINITE MEASIKES TO END THE LARGESCALE SMUGGLING THAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NORTH CHINA FOR NEARLY TWO YEARS. HTHE Chinese Foreign Office,
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    BRITISH COAL STRIKE THREATENED
    147 9 BRITISH COAL STRIKE THREATENED Situation "Very Serious" London, Apr. 3. J^ NATIONAL coal strike, involving 400,000 miners, is threatened as the result of a decision by the London Delegates Conference to take a ballot on Apr. 15 m connection with a long-standing dispute m the Nottingham coalfield. The dispute concerns
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    $10,000,000 FOR CHARITY
    125 9 U.S. Rail Kind's Action New York. Apr. 4. It la authoritatively understood that Mr. George A. Ball of Munrie. Indiana, is planning to sell his equity m Vau Bchweringen Rail Empire and devote the estimated gross profit of 51U.000.000 to charity. It will be recalled that Mr.
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    BRITISH STEEL PURCHASES
    121 9 U.S. Anxiety Washington, Apr. 3. Huge orders from England and elsewhere for .steel for rearmament purposes were one of the factors ising an unhea.thy increase m the rate of production and the price of durable poods as opposed to consumer goods, declared Mr. Roosevelt at a Press
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    KING'S MESSAGE TO EMPIRE
    117 9 Coronation Broadcast London, Apr. 4. fXS the occasion ot the Kings message to the Empire m the evening of Coronation Day. the dominions Prime Ministers and also the Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia and the representative of the Newfoundland Government, all of whom will be m
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    U.S. AND DISARMAMKNT
    44 9 Washington. Apr. 1. Mr c irdel] Hun. Secretary ol stale ha.> st.iied th.it the United States Government I* n I planning an international disarmament conference making proposal* to European nations through Mr N .::>. m Davis [or such a meeting Reuter wireless
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    TO PLEAD ARAB CAUSE
    45 9 TO PLEAD ARAB CAUSE Jerusalem. Apr. 1. TIIK Arab higher committee has derided to send a delegation to London to plead the Arab cause (onsiNting of Jamalal lluvseini and Dr. O/zatt Annotis. both of uhom visited London on an Identical mission last year. Reuter Wirless
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    34 9 photoi. GUESTS at the tea party Riven on Saturday m honour of .">lr. K. F. 1". Pretty, chairman of the .Mohammedan Advisory Board, who is fatal on transfer to the h M.S. Free Press
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    AMERICAN COAL DISPUTE
    169 9 Settlement Reached New York, Apr. .1. Tlir national coaJ dispute affecting 402.000 CCabnlnera, who. although not .striking, declined to work without a contract, has been settled A new two-year wage and hour agreement was concluded last night between the mineowiicr.s and the Unitrd Mineworkers' Unioi: providiiiK for
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    GERMAN 4-YEAR PLAN
    96 9 Berlin, Apr. 'Z. MEW iron and steel regulation* to operate from May 1 are announced by General Goerlng m connection with the four-year plan. Ths regulations have been rendend accessary by Germany's rearmament programme and are intended to eliminate competition between iron and steel consumers and to
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    PHILIPPINES' INDEPENDENCE
    116 9 PHILIPPINES' INDEPENDENCE Compromise Over Date? Washington, Apr. J. •pilK question of early imlependence for the Philippine is not likely to \>v punned i»y Presidont Quezon until the problem of the Islands' ommercial relations with the United States has been settled. Senor Quezon is at present engrossed m trade negotiations In
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    98 9 London, Apr. 3 The Stork Exchange yesterday .tt:?r being civ:; and irregular developed a brighter sentiment towardj the riuse Kattirs wore easy under tears of labour troubles. Oils and runb-rs eased but Industrial! generally ruled .steady. Oilt-edged met with quiet demand throughout. C >mmodiUei made poor showing. Cotton
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    NEW U.S. LINER
    91 9 To Take Place Of Leviathan New York, Apr. 4. The Newport New Shipbuilding Co. submitted a low bid for construction of a liner for the United States Lines replacing the Leviathan. Bidding on alternate designs the Company bid $14,375,000 for a steamer of the same pattern as
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    NEW BRITISH COLONY
    58 9 Aden Ceremony Aden. Apr. A^ NKW British Colony came into existence when Aden teased to l»e a portion of British India. The new Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief, Sir Bernard Reilly. performed the inauguration ceremony and attended the dais, took the oath and read messages from the King and
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    TREATMENT OF INDIANS IN ABYSSINIA
    162 9 British Representations Nfn DcNil \|u i. Fill! (|ii<'s(i«Mi of lt.tli.ui action against Indians m \Mnmiim was raised m th« I -isl.itixe \sscmbly b\ Sir lluhanim.ul Yakub. ulio asked uli.it stepi the (.ovnuniMil li.nl taken l«# protect Indi.iti li\«n .mil |i M peitv there. sir Htrfetri
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    FRONTIER INCIDENT
    127 9 FRONTIER INCIDENT Further Trouble Feared New Delhi. Apr. Sir Robert Cassels. Com-mander-in-Chief of India, is tatting today for (he North -West (Frontier Province Large bodftei of hos'.lc tribesman are stui gathered In the Lower Khai NN Valley and it is reported Ibtl are contemplating Further ml*chtef. Rtuter Kritish Hbnfl Killed
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    COMMISSAR REMOVED
    28 9 .Moscow. Apr. 4. II Yagoda. the Commissar for Postal and Electrical Communications ha.s j been removed from his post owing to alleged dereliction ol duties. Reuter
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    COTTON TRKATY
    30 9 New |>«lhi. Apr. it The Indo-Japaiu's OOttOO tnalv h.is bn-ii referred to London !di final ap proval. It is expected Hit treaty will to initialled next week Reuter
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      STEADY INCREASE IN SALES OF BEER
      1422 10 STEADY INCREASE IN SALES OF BEER Malayan Breweries' Five Per Cent. Final Dividend I*HE relative merits of canned and bottled beer were once again men- tioned at the annual meeting or Malayan Breweries, Ltd., m Singapore on Saturday. Mr. \v. 11. Macgregor, tin* chairman, referring to the difference of opinion
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      132 10 SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES April Gambler T.T. Java Cube 10.50 Hamburg Cv i IS 00 White Muntok Pepper l!).. r >() Black. Pepper 11.25 Copra, mixed 8.05 C »pra. sundrii d 8.30 Small Flake Tapioca 5.10 Rice Saigon A] $170 Rice siam, we. No. 1 sir><; Rice. Siam, W.C. No. 2
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS
      207 10 From London 5.30 p. m. April 3 RUBBER: Finn I .m .n Spot: 13 1 16 d. 13 3 Hid. Previously: 12 7 H d. 134. May: 13»4d 13>.,d. Previously: 13d. 13 1 16 d July-Sept 13'.,d. 13% d. Previously: 13>«d. 13 3 16d. Oct.-Dec: 13> 4
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      Foreign Exchange Rates
      68 10 London Closing Quotations April 3 Method of Parity before Rate PreCrntre Quoting 10-9-31 Yesterday vi nisly Parli Francs to 124.21 lOttg L06*i New Y>Tk to 4 HH 1.89 13 It 4 |9> Mnstentam Guilders to 12.107 8 '.>4 Hong Konq Prr dollar U. I Slltd. li 2
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      193 10 Saturday's Singapore Quotations April BELLING 24 1 16 d m ck mand 2 1 16 lon. 4 months' sight 2 4> H md HMD l, demand 141 demand 57 dem tiKi r»7 Bata i.i demand in:r\ t rang, dema i'»:i i i Bombay and r io n
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      91 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Apr. o. 1'! oYlork iimom Buyers Sellers !XRS S In case, (F.OB. April) 45% 45 r> H i Kid F.A.Q m cases 1F.03 Aprili #8 5 16 44 7 16 No. IXHSS. «.spottoose) (awardaUc 1 one <»f Maikrt Quiot. $1 Cable: London Spot Sheet 12
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      183 10 IM)\V JONtt AVFRACiES :\0 IndustriaLss 185.19 ***** 183 54 20 Rails 61.09 80.13 (JO 4(5 20 Utilities ai 74 31.49 3156 50 Bonds ***** 101.23 101.31 SMI. STO< X FX( lI\NC;FS 1,210. 1,640,000 140,000. Apr. 1 L American Can Com. iok iot 1 iuh American Telephone and
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      894 10 Fraser and Co. 's List ;in <Sl> 260 270 d t PHlk (ID 270 290 IVrak H Valley <$1) 140 I.W PUMM <$1> -74 79 20 8 60 Sandycron <*2» 165 1.75 Valley 305 3 H ii <«>o> 50 .55 5..-I H '51 1 87
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      Daily Share Report
      100 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AM) CO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SATURDAY Iho local pine of (m \v\\ ISJH Ott ulNi.rs limn loud. mi Ihat iti, tin hur m.irkrl tint rasrd tlu-ro the Un.%\ m.nUrt mn dull throughout Ihr morninc 1,, i( therr w.is little artual l.ill
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      69 10 During the week endii 1931 exports o! tin led pin< Malayan port* amounted t ,/i cases, which: SfcOM .52 por cent cast* were to thr United Kingdom, 1.005 o pent i cases to C ntuienf oi I nil to c I m lit ptr < mm
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    401 11 Winning CONTRACT David Burnsttne, Merwin D. Mater, Otnald Jacoby and Howard Schenken, world's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence TOP SCOftl late the weekly duplicate game at the Cavendish Club has been he favourite of the New York exierts. Invariably there
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    HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
    200 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the Colony of BOOS Kong. The liability of members is limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 19J?) of the olon\. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Fully Paid-up.. $20 Obii.OQG Reserve Fund: Sterling C 6.*****0 Hong Kong Currency lIMOM*
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    BANK OF CHINA
    177 11 tlm uryi,Tiitnl m Cfnnn ?<•/ SSVCiSj Churtrr) IS, Cf« il MirH. MtppHt Telephones: M.uuctr\ IMBM Mil t\i huitfct- l»«|»l i.ttl Qmmni Oflh lIM I Cable \ddrt-s-: "CSJUNOKUO" f'aid I |> Capital (h $40,000,000.00 Keicrve Funds m excess of th $.;..')(0.000 00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 51.400.0U0.000 00
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    CHARTERED BANK
    144 11 OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA \M) lIINA (Incorporated m Kiiyland bf Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600.000 shares o: ftl Mdl £.i 000 u(H) He.serve Fund i;3.UUU.U(x> Reserve Liability of Proprietors JlJ.ouo.ooo lIEAII OIFKF: 38, Bishopsjate. London, E.C. 2. \i;<'ii(irs and Rranrbes. Alor Star Iloilo |ofl Amritsar Ipoh Bl
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    MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD.
    189 11 Ciplt.il C3.000.00i Bubacribed i h«m» uui Paid lip 1.05U IIMIII KulM d MIAMI 01 MMH ioks The Ki^hi II >n Ltrd c.itto rf »Slr Charles Alexander ItiUe*, KCSI, CXI Sir Thomas Smith Kt.. J M Ryne. Lmi P. R Chalmers E&q.. W. H Shellord E»q
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    THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD.
    176 11 (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed < Fully paid up> YIOO.OOuOimi HrMTvC KUIHJ V UMIMH PWlidt'lit T Okubn tlsq TIIH rn^dllll V Suit.su Esq., lit- id Ollin VOKUII \M MM. IPtlftE XX \N« II MKYRS tiiAMlilKs. X All lIS II X LONDON ItXNKKKS: W«>tmm.st< r B.mV
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      295 11 Fraser Company. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS. Total for Book* Close. linanij.il Company Dividend Date Xx Div. year TIN Payable Date to date Batu Selangor 7V 2 %> Int. Apr. 3 Apr. 14 Apr. 9 12' Vi Hong Fatt y> Final Apr. 14 Apr 21 Apr. IS H Kong Tin SO*
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      877 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY SINGAPORE station on the South Cornwall Joint Railway iin in* f>9\ m 11.50 The news and announcement* a.m. p m 12.05 Greenwich time signal. G.OO' Malay music (records). }JU music. 6.30 Chinese music (records). 12 20 Close down 7.00 Symphony concert (records). m*T^¥ n/winvn 7.30 Time
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    57 12 Apr. 3: Kola, Marella, Silverash. Medusa. Bennevis, Maron. Katong Pangkor, Perseus, Teucer, Ipoh, Marudu. Sin Aik Leo. Rimau. Esmeralda. Malacca. Pulau Kidjans. TandJong Ba'ei <Brit.»; Potsdam, Oder. Scharnhorst 'Ger.i; Argun Maru •Jap.r, Boelonsan, Van Outhoorn. V. der Does de Bye. Senans. Tohiti. Toba. Toba, Toboali. Milo <Dut.». Aj)r. 4:
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    166 12 A Chinese was severely injured m a machinery accident m v factory m North Bridge Road on Saturday His right leg was caught and was badly lacerated from the ankle to the knee they had taken on a large number of young ship surveyors, and be wished to give them
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    59 12 WHILE NAVKJATINCi m the Mediterranean, the French steamship Djebel Antar was hit by a bomb from an unknown aeroplane. The bomb fell <.n the derk and through into the engine room, but fortunately did not explode. I'icttur shows an officer of the D.jebel Antar showing the J|^^
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    THE DUTIES OF SHIP SURVEYORS
    1086 12 Upholding T raditions Of Lloyd's Register London. AT Use annual dinner of Lloyd's Register Cricket Club m the Savoy Hotel last month, reference was made to the important work of Use Society's Stall' of surveyors, number 488. Last year a number oi pttjfsf surveyors had
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    PASSENGERS
    125 12 The lo)]i>'aj.\ p pore OH thf M I X 1 H ftUj I Eurojx* Mr and Mr C A Am 1 1 M C Bum. Mi.vn S B M; R A V Caruth Mr> Xi: Dr nOMJ X h. 800, Iff Mil H La Cl'm ho. Mr .»nd M
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      448 12 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. f. (Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS:— BOOKING AGENTS FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SI AM. YiX&tio^ii? SEE CANADA ■s^M^W^^ See the ma J estic Canadian Rockies Lake Louise. Banff Connect Ipgr < i^i^SjisfejTO^' with Canadian Pacific trans-Atlantic w/
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      257 12 HENDERSON LINE SCHKMIr. Of s\lll\i,> By rurtnuhtU I'ism u.t r steamer Between Rangoon. I't.rt Sudan, MarNeilles. P.ilma mcl I tuUn.l HOMEWARU n\II IM.n Purt of iMsrnib irkulion l'l> mouth Leave K.tnico<,n i««:n. PEGU KKMMKNDINK Apr 17 CHINDWIN May 1 AMARAIHXWA SAOAINU Mm H BURMA .Tu::e 26 YOMA Juis |i PFXJU
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      383 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches Arfd Arrivals BY TRAIN Thursday 7.45 a.m. Swettenham, Taiplng and Telok Alison: Weekdays* 7 p.m. Kota Bahru, Kuala Kri and Thurs. and Fridey* 7.45 a.m. Sundays 7 p.m. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Weekdays* 7.45 a.m. and 7 pni. Sundays 7 p ra. Malaka. Batu Anam.
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      158 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alonrtide the Wharves or Expected to Arrive x East Wharf (Entrance Q#tf I): Rajula 22; Op ten Noort M Mam Wharf (Entrance CJate Ji Baden 18; Crntaur 16. A i Alcita Maru 11; Benveuiif 10. A Rheinland 7 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3): Cape S. George .12.
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      507 13 TRA> IL BlilllSH TfggfimiS^^^TTHfTrTifci ™H»* Mi^c^ B^alßate2*"*a3Bit«feta^ -'^la. J Ivt^k BYTp&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Tonnage Spore. Tonnage Spore. c R nM^ T RA 17()00 A P r 9 BHUTAN 6 100 Jimfs R^waV*™^ 80 Apr 9 BEHAR G.OOO June 14 S^^ L T
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      599 13 McALISTERsC?L TD tfk ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporate* tn Strain Settlements j "FL L FPMAN L INF" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sails XCITY OF CANTON Havre. London. Rdani. H*burg, Glasgow Apr. 10 Apr. 12 CITY OF DERBY Havre London. R dam.
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      998 13 SHIPPING THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean The Hua Khiow Steantwilp C« (1111* Ltd. Steam Ship Co., Ltd.. and China Mutual The I unard White SUr 1.4 Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) The Sarawak Steamship C«. MM The Straits Steamship Co, Lid. Ihe Australian Oriental Line iiu The China Navigation Co., Ltd.
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      655 14 K. P. M. OP TEN NOORT— Monday. Apr. 5, Belawan-Deli. BOTH— Monday, Apr. 5, Tanjong-Pandan. Batavia. Semarang and Cheribon. ROKAN- Tuesday. Apr. 6, Bengkalis. Paneh. Berombang. TanjongMengeidar. Tanjong Leidong and Asanan. PASIR- Tuesday. Apr 6, Penang and Bagan Si-Api-Api. THEDENS— Wednesday, Apr. 7. Muntok and Palembang. TOGIAN Wednesday. Apr. 7.
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      558 14 BOLLAR STEAMSHIP UNE o^k/ AMERICAN MAIL LINE TO EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SUEZ. PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrives. Leaves Leaves Arrives Spore. S pore. Tenanc. New York. Pres. Adams Apr. 8 Apr. 9 Apr. 11 May 21 Pres. Harrison Apr. 20
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    Selangor Well Trounced
    508 15 TOURISTS WIN BY INNINGS AND 235 RUNS »Ff;m Our Own Correspondent i Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 3. AFTER being dismissed for 81 m their first innings Selangor put up an even worse effort when they were all out lor 56 m their second knock m the match against
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    Wales Lose By Narrow Margin To Ireland
    348 15 Belfast, Apr. 3. r TWENT\ thousand people saw Ireland brat Wales here at Rugby today by five points to three. There was rain m the curly morning and a drizzle before the start. The ground was greasy and the ball difficult to handle.
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    BAD FALL IN FIRST RACE OF PENANG MEETING
    1584 15 Lewis, Tankard Draman (From Our Ov.ll Correspondent) Ponaiiu, Apr. 3. THERE was* a sensational opening to th<- fMMMg Turf Clubs meeting today, when m the first race three riders Lewis, Tankard and Draman were unseated. An nmh<ilume soon arrived on the scene
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    S.C.C. BEATEN AT SELETAR
    88 15 The Royal Air For,-e defeated the Sin-. .pore Cricket Club by lour foali to nil m a match at Beletar on Saturday which they dominated throughout. Northgrave scored the only coal of the lint hall and netted twice m the second. Williams being the other .scorer
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    DETAILS OF SATURDAY'S CRICKET
    12 15 DETAILS OF SATURDAY'S CRICKET Club Lose To R.A.F. C.S.C. Beat Recreation Club
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    S.C.C. BEATEN BY AIR FORCE
    647 15 'T'HE RAF. beat the S.C.C in the crick.'; match on the Padanj on Saturday by four wickets and Xi runs. Scores R.A.b Watt L.w. Hunter Cave c <'.-nes b Hi nter i 4 limey b Hunter 1» Longmorj < Abbott Ji Ilun-i I Chater m
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    DE SILVA TAKES SIX FOR 13
    492 15 A BRILLIANT bowling performance by Samson de Silva. who took six for 13. enabled the Ceylon Sports Club to inflict a severe defeat on the SR.C. .»t cr'-kri on Saturday at Bale.stler A feature of the match was the num- ber of sixes scored.
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    M.C.C. WIN AT AUCKLAND
    104 15 M.C. C. WIN AT AUCKLAND Auckland. Apr. .1. 1 he MC.C. beat Auckland and Wr! llncb n cotabtaiefl by Mvpn wtoitli. Vntys five ViektCl lor 42 tod.iy being largely responsible. In reply to the homo side's score of 183 thr M C C made <.0L Wyatt g«)t 56 i>nd HardstalT
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    ONLY TWO PERAK BATSMEN REACH DOUBLE FIGURES
    549 16 State Team Skittled (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Apr. 4. A BRILLIANT hard- hitting display by Butterworth featured the match between Sir Julien Cahn's XI and Perak here today. Butterworth was finally caught at lon* off after he had compiled 70. Ferak batsmen
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    Manchester City A Strong Contender For Championship Honours
    1439 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Apr. 4. T! l I lof Arsenal's players wire injured early m the match with West Bromwich when they collided with their own Koalic. Roberts, one of the injured, was unable to resume. Arsenal deserved tlieir win
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    GRIFFITH JONES SCORES 141 IN S.C.C. TOURNAMENT MATCH
    485 16 GRIFFITH JONES SCORES 141 IN S.C.C. TOURNAMENT MATCH YESTERDAY'S tournament cricket match h.twecn thr Merchants and the 8.8 and I and Etcetera* at the s < was notable for a line century by E, V (.rillith Jones and an openiiiK partnership of over a hundred b) feaaeff -nil (.rifHth Jones.
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