The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 April 1937

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15,135. ESTD. 1835 THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1937. lft CENTS.
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  • Article
    BIG CAMPAIGN AGAINST FAKIR OF IPI
    204 1 33,000 British Troops In Waziristan RED-BEARDED FANATIC WHO IS STIRRING UP TROUBLE Air Force Squadrons Also Ready NEW DELHI, APR. 14. PREPARATIONS FOR A CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE FAKIR OF IPI, THE GIANT RED-BEARDED FANATIC WHO HAS BEEN INFLAMING FRONTIER TRIBESMEN, ARE PROCEEDING ACTIVELY. With
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    NO ARMS & MUNITIONS FROM BRITAIN
    115 1 NO ARMS MUNITIONS FROM BRITAIN China Coronation Mission ICdl£*C I IPTIIQ Shanghai, Apr. 14. A SPOKESMAN of the Chinese delegation to the Coronation, interviewed by pressmen at Colombo yesterday, denied th" That Great Britain has agreed to give £2.000.000 loan to China ior the cvelopment of industrial resources; That Britain
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    WILL MR. HENRY FORD GO TO PRISON?
    129 1 For Refusal To Bargain WAGNER ACT CLA USE Washington, Apr. 14. TJENRY FOKD might conceivably have to go to prison for hi? recent anti-Union pronouncements I his is the result of the recent Supreme Court decision that t-^e Wagner Act is constitutional. Mr
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    NAZIS REPLY TO POPE'S ENCYCLICAL
    273 1 No State Within A State Uerlin, Apr. 14. IT is understood that the German reply to the Papal encyclical of last month (la which the Nazis were accused of violating the Concordat and encouraging antiChristian moresnenU) Nnphatftaet the obligation to preserve the unity of the
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    FRENCH ANXIETY IN LORRAINE
    109 1 FRENCH ANXIETY IN LORRAINE Fortifications In The Rhineland Mctz, Apr. 14. ACROSS the frontier from Lorraine. French people are watching with some anxiety the construction of German fortiications m the former demilitarised Rhineland. The Qtrmmni if doubUni the Mmglnot Line with :i eerlM of hidden nests and tank traps and
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    DUNLOP CHAIRMAN'S COMPLAINT
    93 1 DUNLOP CHAIRMAN'S COMPLAINT Competition From Hong Kong London, Apr. 14. TF the rubber footwear imported from Hong Kong and Canada m 193G were manufactured m Great Britain, there would be directly employed 3.000 workpeople and indirectly many more m the cotton and other industries, Sir George Beharrel. at the Dunlop
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    WILL BILBAO BE SURRENDERED?
    223 1 Bayonne, Apr. 14. A SHORTAGE of food, it is believed, will play an important part m bringing about a collapse of the Basquo resistance at Bilbao. It la significant that although the insurgent offensive has halted, no heavy counter-attacks are reported and rumours of negotiations for
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    400 HOUSES RAZED IN JAPAN
    58 1 Tukio. Apr. 14 Fire broke out at 345 pm grocer's shop m the centre of Matsue City, m Shimane Prefecture and 400 houses were CQQMBMd Tr i ]•>< wtT? cA.'.od out t > assist the lire Qftttan but the conflagration is ■til] tprtadlng, fanned by
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    TOUR BY QUEEN GRANDMOTHER
    57 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Apr. 14. "THE Queen Grandmother, with a large party of relatives, left for Penan? this afternoon by train for a visit to Netherlands India. They Hill return by sea via Singapore m the course of the next few weeks on one
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      63 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TONIGHT I Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 P .m. 1 Dinner and Dance (formal) 9.45 to midnight CABARET ATTRACTION— EXTENDED ENGAGEMENT NINA VLADIMIR Popular Continental Dancers Non-diners Si. oo 1= j! RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA WHEN
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      78 1 Thert» is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA. ADELPHI >jjjfv' HOTEL ROOF- GARDEN TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER-DANCE CABARET FEATURING IIYAI LrS H A WAII AN ENTERTAINERS j I WITH I j QUEENIE OAVID KAILI i AND j MARY WALTER BEAUTIFUL HAWAIIAN SONGS REAL "HULA HULA" DANCES DINNER S3—
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    CAPITOL DEBIT OF DEANNA DURBIN
    265 2 CAPITOL DEBIT OF DEANNA DUR BIN Child Star With Remarkable Voice And Talent Every or.cc In a while producers present, with the customary fanfare ol Hollywood trumpets, a new child player almost invariably hailed as the acme ol cinematic perfection. Almost as invariably the child turns out i be some
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    CAR ON FIRE
    134 2 Furious Blaze Outside The Victoria Theatre At twenty minutes past six last night a baby Austin saloon was blazing fiercely against the pavement outside the Victoria Theatre, a few minutes after its owner, Mr. L. A. Duckw^rtn had lelt it t: attend a rehearsal of Malayan Magic
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    Y.W.C.A. JUMBLE SALE
    17 2 The Y.W.C.A. will hold a jumble sain tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Ram.
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    40 2 A service to dedicate the new pipe Si W J" be H held at the St"ts Chinese Methodist Church, Kampong Kapor Roadmen Sunday at 6 p.m There will be special music by the Church choir and also on the organ.
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  • Letters To The Editor
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      LOCAL CHINA Answers Dr. Hsiao.
      1076 2 LOCAL CHINA Answers Dr. Hsiao. ROTARY CLUB SPEECH AND FREE PRESS INTERVIEW— DOES SINGAPORE NEED NEW CHINESE CONSULATE?— "MORE MONEY THAN BRAINS"— PA TRIOTISM WHICH BROUGHT BANKRUPTCY—OVERSEAS CHINESE NEGLECTED BY HOME GOVERNMENT. To The Editor. Sir. I was greatly interested to read the speech made by Dr. Theodore Hsiao at
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    FOUR U.S. AIRMEN KILLED
    38 2 San Diego, Apr. 11. FOUR United Stales naval airmen were killed when two bombers collided m nrid-ah and plunged into the sea after leaving the .lirrraft-rarrier Lexington 40 milts tiom San Pedro. Reuter Wireless
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    CHINESE TAPPERS RETURN TO WORK
    272 2 Employers Increase Wages (From Our Own Correspondent' Johore Bahru. Apr. 13. Over l.() 00 Cnine.se tapping; cjolies, who were on .strike' la.st week on rubber estates In the Kluang district, as a protest for higher wages, resumed work yesterday alter employers had agreed to pay
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    EXTRATERRITORIALITY
    76 2 Voluntary Measures Suggested To China Shanghai. Apr. If). An official mtttaffi from Nanking 'quoted by Sin Chew Jit Poh) states thai several friendly nations which arc now enjoying extraterritorial rights U) China have voluntarily suggested measure! to be taken by the Chinese Government before the abrogation of extraterritoriality la
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    THE DOOR LEFT OPEN BY EGYPT
    281 2 Good Start At Montreux Montreux, Apr. 13. "THE Egyptian capitulations con- ference which opened yesterday with a declaration by Nahas Fasha, which was generally welj corned as moderate and concilia- Tory and leaving the door open for negotiations, resumed this morning when the heads
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    "TO SACRIFICE ALL" FOR FRANCO
    77 2 Paris. Apr. U. "^7E are giving everything we ran because we want (ien. Krun< o to win," the Infanta Kulalia. exKing A I fan so n aunt, declared to Reuter. Questioned about a report that Alfonso had subscribed two million sterling to Franco's rause. the
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    THE MIGHTY TREVE"
    202 2 4 Tuffy" The Wonder I)oi» Of The Screen Surpassing m intelligence even the wonder dog of the screen. Rin-Tin-Tm. ti Tuffy." the sheep dog who p ay. the leading part m "The Mighty Troye 1 which opened at the Alhambra yesterday An intensely absorbing story Ol canine
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    SALVATION ARMY
    61 2 New Chief Of Staff For Gen. Booth London, Apr. 12. Commissioner John McMillan has been appointed by General Evangeline Booth to be her Chief-of-Staff and Second-in-Command of the International Salvation Army m succession to Commissioner Mapp. who has had serious breakdown m health. Commissioner McMillan is at present
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      919 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. ambrosia pore- I DEEP SKIN CLEANSER ,p ffSr^aa Ambrosia Cleanser rrnovm all dirt JJ WWW UvlCOw from the pores and skin surface. Clears away blackheads, blemishes Head Office: Cecil Stree-t. Singapore and pimples Jravinjr the skin clear Phone: 5471 (5 line* h and velvety. extensions to all depart
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      148 2 Diary Of A tIG I MflY High Ware: 00.30 a.m. 9.3 ft.; 141 p.m. 8 1 Sports Soccer: Kb' \s. HA. »Div. 1» at Stadium; SIU' VS. Excise; Div. II) at SRC; Heap Bn| Moh vs. T.J. and R. iB.HL' at F. and N. ground. Cinemas ALHAMBRA The Mighty Treve.
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    NUTRITION OF THE INDIAN WORKER
    1085 3 Varied Diet Essential WOULD BRING IMPROVEMENT IN HIS HEALTH emphasis is laid on the necessity for a more varied diet m order to improve the health of the Indian labourer m Malaya by Dr. A. L. Hoops, the Senior Medical Officer of the xMalacca Agricultural
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    AUSTRALIAN AIRWOMAN'S NEW VENTURE
    281 3 AIRS. Harry B. Bonney, the first woman to have flown from Australia to England and the holder of several Australian records for flights for women, was expected to leave Brisbane (Queensland) on Tuesday on another adventurous flight m the course of which she will stop at
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    NO CHOLERA DANGER
    85 3 JT is most unlikely, with all the precautions that are being taken, that Singapore will be visited by cholera. This reassuring statement, was made by Singapore's two health officers, Dr. D. W. G. Faris, the Government Health Officer, and Dr. P. s. Hunter, the Municipal Heath Officer,
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    LITTLE ENTENTE
    303 3 It is found m the Juice of the orange and of the lime, m the papaya, the pumelo, m pineapple and m lychees also m vegetables such as spinach bay am puteh, bay am merah and kankong— in the übi keladi (sweet potato) and m the lobak (Chinese
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    KLANG STRIKE
    88 3 Unconditional Return Of Workers 'From Our Own Correspondent" Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 11. Inquiries reveal that strikers In Klang pineapple factories and the Port Swettenham match factory, who returned to work on Monday, did so unconditionally. Their only demand was for the release of the comrades arrested during the
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      130 3 WADE B V 2&*7 of famous yj^^^ F T J-O^'n UiDTINS PILU fl M^^r There is no better pill I Slf thar. MARTIN'S. You can I fflf rely upon MARTIN'S PILLS, j Mfr Sold by all Chemists 8c Store* and I m by THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY. M Raffles Square, Singapore.
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      146 3 Q U D 4 DOOR SALOON /^■/-U^T^r^g^^v^ Owners speak enthusiastically of the Ford ,B''B. Ii II i II I H ljk\ liveliness its ccr.ifort and roominess They iW I engine does so much \e\ asks so little m N B^s^L \^<^ a^**^^^ =^J the way of oil and petrol m
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    Mr. Edens Future?
    1020 4  -  H.J.J. SARGINT What Will Be After Reconstruction Of British Cabinet By London. Apr. o. fYNCE again Mr. Anthony Km <i. the Biitish Foreign Minister, lias tome into the ttneli&hi because of the doubts which being expressed as to Ike nosition he will occupy m the reconstructed (Jovcrnnicnt
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    3 4 MR. .ANTHONY VMf.S
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    PLAIN MR. GANDHI
    90 4 Mr OandhJ doea not want hia followen to call him Mahatma Gandhi "I have n title whatsoever to the word If ahatma.' he t Jd a meetiiu m Southern India. "The appellation has cften embarrassed me it haa been stinking m my nostrils, especially when it has
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    NAKED MAN DEAD IN HOUSE
    125 4 sir Bernard Bpftlsbury. the Home Office pathologist, hold port ■mwUiii examination n a nan who was Found dead, unclothed, m house m Belgrade, Drive Eastwood, Essex. The man has been Mtentltted .us I oslie Sadler 7K, ;i retired bank oMieial. who lived alone. Police forced
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    Our Central African Possessions
    865 4 Our Central African Possessions New Problems And Perils IN these regrettable days of necessary rearmament, when it has become so patently obvious that we must prepare for all eventualities, one cannot help wondering what would happen to our Central African possessions and dependencies if there should be another Great War
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    Exhibition Of Royal Treasures
    320 4 Exhibition Of Royal Treasures UNIQUE COLLECTION London. Apr 5. THE Ruyal Treasures Exhibition to be held m London from Apr 12 to May 15 should be oi great Interest to Coronation Visitors. More than 1.000 personal possessions from the Royal house* oi the world, extending over period of hundreds of
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      23 4 f\A fZ 1 y A f F Ov/lLilNi TONIC FOOD BEVERAGE FOR REPAIRS JEWELLERY WATCHES U.S. de SILVA MANUFACTURING JEWELLER 179. ORCHARD ROAD
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      73 4 H s^H sS B B tit Jk m^Bßß^B^HlßVß^BßiaiHßll^^^BlßJ^^BaHH^^^^Mßji^lßJßiMßaßßß^Bß^^^^L^^^H^ afcaaßJ!''^^^ INDUSTRIAL MARINE TYPES FROM 3 B.H.P. TO 1,400 BH.P If you arc thinking of installing new power plant, it will pay you to investigate 'RUSTON oil engines Their reputation is backed by a wo rid- wide service that ensures for Rust
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    275 5 SIGNOR MUSSOLINI OPENED THE TRIPOLI FAIR and then broke into sree( h nnisin F is, ist m.lp m I bra Up Honi r«,i ea-^ B abroad m neuroti, countries" caused b> his visit to Libya. Si,no r P Mu^o/inrans Ma^ha. dr. vni t" .'a^ ,i h° an'^i; ol cyclists, and
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      65 5 Photographic copies of Free Fres* local pictures can be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cento each «wJ /^SS^^t\ _^-CROWABOUT iVe foo, /ec/ some considerable satisfaction m being able to offer our man y customers the following selection of POULTRY and GAME i^nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnani TURKEYS. PARTRIDGES. CAPONS. PIGEONS. PHEASANTS.
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    FINANCIAL EMBARRASSMENT CAUSES SUICIDE
    439 6 Inquiry Into Death Of Malayalam Dispenser TROUBLE WITH EMPLOYER OVER CASH SHORTAGE "•THE deceased was financially embarrassed and had trouble I with his employer over a shortage m the cash. This played on his mind resulting m his committing suicide." Tbla waa the lintiing ol the
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    COUNTERFEIT OF CUSTOMS MARK
    176 6 Allegations Against Chinese TWO Chinese. Teo Bak and Teo Cheo Cheng, were produced before Mr. H. A Forrer m tIM Criminal District Court yesterday and were charged that on Apr. I'd m a house at Vaughan Road. Singapore, they did counterfeit the mark used by the
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    CONCEALED STOLEN PROPERTY
    202 6 CONCEALED STOLEN PROPERTY I {mud In (inrclcn fYom Our Own Oorteapondeni I .kipiug. Apr. 1 I Baieh bin HaJI Idris wh. anntafad before the Talptni Magistrals on charm- oi voluntarily n ritittng m the concealment ol stolen property, nsmsljr Uii pairs Ol attvaff anklets and oiv pair ol silver bracelets,
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    BODY ON RAILWAY LINE
    111 6 In Hospital Clothing From Our Own QKNapondtfM I Lupine. \pr. I. the mangled bod] a:^ unknown Indian Ifohamedan ol about It yoan t»i age was discover* .1 j ■strntey »»n the railway line betweeu P nd"k Tanjong and uiu Brpatam J» .1 permaneni w.r. eoolle. It
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    BRITISH TRADE FAIR
    201 6 To lie A Real Empire Display Three Dcminicn Governments- Australia, South Alrica and Canada— are uniting to make the British Trade Fair CO be held at the. Great World Amusement Park irom Apr. 30 to May 3 a real Empiro display There will be a .special Dominions
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    Australians' Goodwill Mission
    301 6 Australians' Goodwill Mission WOMEN AT ROTARY LUNCH IT is unusual to see women at v weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore but the luncheon meeting held yesterday at the Adelphi Hotel was an exception. Some of these women belonged to the Australian Rotary goodwill mission, which is
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    DR. MOONSHI ACQUITTED
    245 6 DJ\P. Withdraws Charge Against Him The cnarge against him being withdrawn by the DP. P.. and the police offering no objection to an acquittal. Dr H. Moonshi. a Justice of the Peace lor Singapore and a Municipal Com lrns.sioner. who appeared before Capt. Nelson Jones on a
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    45 6 >IAI>AM MALBRAN, tl c nife of the Argentine Ambassador to London, launched La Argentina, the Argentine Training Cruiser, which has been built bj Vitkers Armstrong from the Naval Construction Works at Barrow -in-Furness. Madame Malbran, photoßraphed (with bouquet) on the platform at t?>e launching ceremony.
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    LATE MRS. M. MELSON
    135 6 i From Our Own Correspondent) Sercmban, Apr. 1.1. The* death took pla(e at th» Befell] ban General Hospital today 4 Ifn Marlon Melaon, TtVyear-old widow ol th late Mr John Melson The drrrSßCd. who was born \n Aus trails ol Irish parents, came to Singapore with
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    HANGING FROM BEAM
    30 6 A gS-ycar-oM Chine.se tongkang builder was found dead m hi.s hut Oti Havelock Road by his youiv. son yea terday morning He was hanging Irmn a beam
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    INCREASED HELP FOR EX-PRISONERS
    580 6 After-Care Assn's Good Work /COMMENTING on the past years activities at the |fjstral v* meeting of the Singapore After-Care Association, held m the office of the Superintendent of Prison, on Tuesday, the chairman, the Hon. Mr. K. Williamson, drew attention to the increase of funds m
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    MISS LIM'S TRIUMPH
    105 6 xt'ORD has just been received from the Trinity Coiieqc ot Music. Lond-tn. that IffN Lnu Sin Ghent/, eldest daughter of Ihi Hon. Dr and Mrs. Mm Hay. Hot /las l>ecn uuarded. for the SSOOIId year m succession, an Exhibition for the senior theory cramiv.alio': m music Miss
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF GUILDERS
    106 6 Story Oi PepperI hrowinfc TWO Ch.i.i L Lam -a ommH I I iurd (i thur tri.il at U r *11 .«IU -:tcl that tin :vk I an .md Chens Poll w chinch i i V' ok iMMII I this H. hi him a 885 uuildcrs. Wl
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    LIEUT-COL.W. A. GUTSELL
    111 6 Fa row oil Dinner In So r em ban SfrfHih.in \mi I rin S. r.ban RoUffJ Clttl dinner meeting last i remban Riv Housi It v.in well to tin ir Pro-. W A Outsell, who u.i.s proi'iM I land a.s one ol the F M H reprcaentattvcf
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    CORONATION PLAN
    126 6 Decoration Work Alrc.» FStartd Tbc de mm at o- oi ffiitif 1 1 ronaUoo celebratl voeks ii".twi« h.us begun Twehm wiuto n.>- pee* kitfi i Ml on tIM tour pvl 01 A Bridge Workn.vr. t winding rmrdi ol ttectrl lea th« WliprilßM Court Ah: v.iU picked 1 nit
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      21 6 I.ADILS- HAIR DRESSERS MAISOM PERM 38. Stamford Road, Singapore MAISON MARIE «3, Victoria Street, Singapore Depots for Max Factor's Cosmetics —Phone: **«<».
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      105 6 corns AND CALLOUSES IU-it' Is I lr 1 1 r for tw.Titv \imix from oorm And then, m on»- month wit |p. martyrdom b\ Kadox TaK. you foot sufferers and v ao dearly boueht I vrry hard and pat' th. my tnt. teverafm t(H s a>id> r th. I hiltl
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    EASING OF PRICES ALL ROUND
    997 7 Gold Rumour Scares The Market RUBBER AND TIN FALL FROM GRACE QINCE our last report much has happened, and apparently is still happening, m the world of high finance too technical and complicated to be fully understood by the man m the street but sufficiently
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    "STOLEN HOLIDAY"
    307 7 Pavilion Film Recalls Famous Scandal "Wh n -i man i^ m trouble, be never turns to mother man for anlstance. He turns t a worn m,* 1 is the theme ol (he Him, "Stolen Holiday," n w showIng at th Pavili n. The v to vrhora the man
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    CHOLERA ON KEDAH
    136 7 New Precautionary Measures I nt rod need As a precautionary measure and duo t" 1 iho fact thai their cooks and boys bi In quarantine on St. John's island for s< veral days foil rwing the existence Ol cholera on board, the ss. Kedah will not be
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    16 7 Mr. Loke Chee Thong of the EducuUon Dcpartncnt, Taipinn. has gone on transfer to Kuala Lumpur
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      139 7 PAVILION Wed. April 21. rRAFAiG*R P «LM s^~ pjiji afJHH MAX SCHACH PRCtJIJMTI Q|H A Brilli m( li, Wdiu lion with -^™p RICHARD l A I BLR '-?^jP ALHAMBRft| CH N^L 3 Popular Stars m a Delightful Ne \v Warner Bros. Comedy Romance I^, Now SHIRLE Y'S IN SHANGHAI WMfv
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      166 7 LAST NIGHT'S ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS SAT AMAZED AT THE GLORIOUS VOICE and MAGNETIC -j^^PV- CHARM of this now 14-year-old Stiirl 'MJW^k y: SEE and HEAR HER TONIGHT! t jpjJkJ^ I" at "thTc APITOL i m^ y grand coroedy fji^^J H Kith BINN'E BARNES. *<AN GREY. Ij^j^ jV ALICE BRADY, BARBARA READ
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      152 7 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 TONIGHT 6.15 9.15 ALHAMBRAj iPAVILION A Great Universal Telephone 526 1 and 6903 Adventure Story! after 5 p m for Advancp Rascn'ations 4 4T|tA I 116 A New HU for MIGHTY KAY FI ANCIS I TREWE" 'STOLEN with liftl !nAY" NOAH BEERY Jr. HytlUHI BARBARA READ with
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    The Singapore Free Press THURDAY, APRIL 15, 1937. The Keelung Incident
    998 8 The Singapore Free Press THURDAY, APRIL 15, 1937. The Keelung Incident Truculence is not Infrequently the manifestation of adolescence, whether of men or li nations, and the world has been tieated m recent years to many displays ol this attribute by Germany, Italy and Japan. Though these countries are lon^
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    DAY TO DAY
    125 8 Mr Lim [A>ok Hong of the Agricultural Odice. Taiping, has been trans lcrred to the District Office, Hatu Oajah. I Mr. a. c. Meredith, manager ol the Hongkong and Bhanghal Banking Cor- i poration. Muar. will be going home on I leave and Mr. S F Guy
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    As I was Saying
    378 8 "M//v/.v/7/V Radiations" /-torn Cart Urns (i'<kuii\s Reform ('luh hi Im Hot IT is i pity that uie ol the tendencies ol modem dvtliMtloa is lor one invention to sot in the way o! another; our various and infinite rclinerrknts fend to trip each other up. And
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    In 1836
    991 8 THK team train pantrd rattled, rod hissed Its way into ths Isoatarai ti wooden platformi and a eottasj for the .stationmaster All around wu.s darkne. A the >pickry e:.u;:.» ♦< 11 the murmur of brook :ind the clop-clop oi .t watermill could t> heard The lew laai pa
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      139 8 SIMONDS Ml 1-1% STOUT J^IJLK STOMJJ x^P?^^T j^toMUjfeix* BEADING ENGLAND BY RPVCIAI PsflT A^ *&J HM THI FOR ATTRACTIVE W EDDING PRESENTS IN STERLING SILVER, E. P. N. S. CRYSTALWARE THE HEADQUARTERS AT THE ROYAL JEWELLERS (Incorporated In Ceylon 1. |IJ M Hieh Street, No 1. Bishop Street, siMiAPQKi: ip
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      77 8 ♦'YE SEE THAT MUSCLE," MUd Pat boastfully, baring his right arm. "I could .stop a train with that." The only member of his audience who didn't titter remarked. "Why n it?, he's an engine driver." Car drivers are not always able to st^p m time to avoid acci dents hence
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    EAST HOPEI REGIME TO BE ABOLISHED?
    272 9  - EAST HOPEI REGIME TO BE ABOLISHED? Sin Chew Jit Poh If China Agrees JAPAN'S TERMS FOR SETTLEMENT Shanghai, Apr. 11. THE Japanese authorities m North China have announced their willingness to open negotiations with the Government of Hopei and Charhar regarding the Chinese proposal to have the autonomous regime m
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    31 9 MR. RAMSAY M.U'DONALD, ex-P rime Minister, looks erltirallj at the bust <if MnMclf, the work of Professor Stmhl, the well-k.iown Hungarian sculptor, after he had sat for him m his Kensington
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    301 9 Labour DepL Asked To Intervene Oshawa, Apr. 14. HTHE offer oi the Dominion Gov- eminent to intervene m the General Motors strike, which w:\s accepted by the strikers on Menday, has apparently been ignored by the employers. General Motors promised to reply U the oiler
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    109 9 Two I'eople Die On The Way To Hospital Yesterday evening the ambulantwas calk-d to the Rochore Police station to attend an eight-year-old Chines? girl who had been ill for about lour days. The child suddenly collap.-.--(d and died on her way to the General Hospital m the ambulance.
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    90 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Humiliation Day In China Shanghai. \\n\ 14. A NUMBER oi warships will b^ added to the Japanese naval units stationed m the Yangtze valley shortly as a counterdemonstration to the patriotic demonstrations thai are being staged by Chinese organisations m the
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    CORONATION TRAGEDY
    110 9 Australian V.C Who Was Killed In Ivondon London. Apr. 1.1. Evidence at the Inquest on Ounne Sullivan. V.C. a Member ol th Australian military Coronation con tingent who died lollowing injurie received m an accident m Bird Cas Walk on Apr. 10. showed that he wa not knocked
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    SMUGGLING IN CHINA
    53 9 London. Apr. 1.',. In a ivply In the Houae o\ Commons Mr Eden the Foreign Secretary, .s.iici that smuggling m N nth China apparently diminished recently but m view oi indications which haci reached him he was considering whether there were any further i>tcp.s ih.it could usefully
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    PERAK MINING ASSOCIATION
    66 9 From Our Own Correspondent) I poll. Apr. I|. TIIF. I'erak Chinese Mining Asso- ciation, whose membership is over one hundred and includes some of the wealthiest miners m this district, has convened an extraordinary meeting to consider erecting its own building. The Association has decided to participate
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    207 9 Foreign Minister's Statement Tokio, Apr. 14. THE Foreign Office has issued an informal statement m connection with the settlement of the '•Keelung Incident" reading: "In reply to the protest lodged by the British Government, with the Foreign Office, following the occurrence of the incident, the
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    127 9 649 HOURS ON THE AIR IN PENANG Fine Record Of Station ZHJ (From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Apr. 14. r\URING last year Station ZHJ. 01 the Penang Wireless Society broadcast programmes for a period Of 649 hours, said the president. Mr. M J Thorpe, speaking at the annual meeting today.
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    117 9 RREBELS DETAIN JOURN A LIST Britain "Interested In His Welfare" London. Apr. IS. The detention <>t Arthur Kocstler. the representative oi London newspaper. by Spanish insurgents m Malagu was the subject oi a question m th- 1 House of Commons today. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden, said Koestler was
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    SUGAR CONFERENCE
    57 9 London. Apr. l.'{. The bureau of tho international •Ugar conference met this afternoon. An oilieial communique states that il took noto ol the progress made m the work of the sub-committee entrusted with negotiations with the delegations for the purpose of fixing basis of Agreement. These negotiations will
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    59 9 Galena. Kansas. Apr. 12. Qunflre, alleged to come from CIO. headquarters, seriously injured nine members of the independent ThreeState Metal and Smelter Union which massed to prevent a scheduled CIO. meeting.— Renter. The Committee tor Industrial Organisation is the new John Lewis body which is opposed to the
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    40 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hong Kong, Apr. 12. The Provincial Government of Fukicn has introduced measures for the introduction ot compulsory education throughout the province. The Education Department has taken steps to enforce the order m May.-
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    EXTRATERRITORIALITY
    59 9 Chinese Interest In The Montreux Conference Montreux. Apr. IS. Chinese interest m the abolition of capitulations on account ot its parallel with extrality is shown by the presence of Mr. Ouans. the First Secretary to ti»e Chinese L realtor, at Berne. He has not asked official flMOgnl* tien but
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    114 9 Arrest Of Weil-Known Chinese (From Our Own Correspondent i lYii.ui: Apr. 1 KHOO SOO THYE manager of the Bata Shoe tv :n Penang and I prominent ligurt m local rubber circles who i^ alleged to have absconded with LSI ions ol rubber valued at $98,000
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    LOCAL SCHOOL BAND ON THE RADIO
    78 9 LOCAL SCHOOL BAND ON THE RADIO yWENTY-ONE children, pupils of the Tanglin Preparatory School, made their first appearance before a microphone last evemr.g when the school percussion bard gave a short concert through the Singapore radio station ZHL With six bell players, four drunimerSf four cymbalist*, three tambourines, three triangles
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    VICEROY OF INDIA REFLOATED
    48 9 < air*. Apr. ft The 20 000-ton P and O Vuvr>»\ »l India which grounded 65 nil Port Said was refloated alter a portion of the cargo had been tafctfl M The Orontes. whirh ki tOIIOV* 4 tVll> Vir^rov Ls also lwld un Reuter Wireless
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      490 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES From London 6 p. m. April 14 "z^zrJTiSs. prices: iobb m Share of £1 denomination unless Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall otherwise stated Conversion Loan, 5 pc. 1944-64. il3' 4 113' Funding Loan. 4 p.c. 1960-90 11(P, 110% War Lean. 3»/ 2 PX 103
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      170 10 Apr. 10 1! IJ, American Can. Cjm. iO4> L 105 100 American Telephone and Telegraph i6B>/ 4 ***** 168 Atcheson Railroad 791 4 32 82 Chesapeak GO Go 60 DuPOOt 155 155 157' Flle t( n< M% 31 37 >« General Electric 52 7 543 8 55
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      81 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association \p\ M. 1» «,Vlork noon Buyers Beflen No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases •FOB. Aprih 39^ 40 Good FAQ. In rrnri •F. 0.8. April. :iB"^ 39», No. I.X.R.S.S. (ipot\ooaie) lawardablo Singapore* ;w :i :i9.. X April .ifji.. 393/, May Jun<> :w n ;i<)7 .July Befit. :w 7
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      61 10 Apr. 14 Gimibier T.T jj.oo Java Cube* 11.00 Hamburg Cube 19.00 Whit;' Muntok Pepper K).f)() Black. Pepper h.l\> Copra, mixed 7.70 copr;j. stmdried n.oo Small Flake Tapioca r>.oo Rice Saigon Ai s;i(s7 Rice Siam. W.C. No. 1 $152 Rice Siam. W.C. No. 2 $142 Rico Siam, W.C.
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS
      192 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. April 14 j KIRKKK: Dull London Spot: 11 ad. ll'^ri Previously 1 l :i «d July-Sept.: 11 5 16d. 11 7 iGcl Previously; 11 Vi l: Ul'id. Oct. -Dec.: il 5 16d. 11 7 16d Previously 1 l-»«d. 11 11 lGd.
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      64 10 From London 5.30 p. m. April 14 I m: Firm Cash: *::>76 j> Gd v. v firm at £271 fa Three months £273 2a M Previously New York Tin: 61.12 Topper: Settlenw nl »:»>4 h Previo 62 17*. < (.(.Id: v iterday is a^d C 7 U.
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      Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations April 14
      48 10 Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations April 14 lleth d ol r Cent* Quoting viou Paria Prance to c 121 New York Ito i Amsterdam Guilder* Hong Kong P r d liar nai Khai Per dollar i> g l-wi Kobt PW .4 58 115 ifid ;.s. 115 lCd
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      215 10 I Yesterday's Singapore Quotations I Apr. II SELLING U ndon, it 24 1 is London, demand 2 4 1 m London. 4 months' sight 11 Lyons, demand 1275 Hamburgi demand .1! Mew York, demand 1.. Montreal demand ,v, 1 k, Batavia, demand H)4'^ Bamarang demand io:r Calcutta.
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      Yesterday's Rubber Auction
      150 10 Yesterday's R ubber A uct ion THE Singapore Chamber 01 Commero Hubbrr Association held its 1,325 th auction, yesterday, when there were catalogued L,423j8M lb.. 636^6 tons offered 1. 185.812 lb.. 529^8 tons told > 1.065.534 lb.. 475.68 tons PRICKS KKALINKD Kibbed smoked shret Onts per lb. Standard quality li
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      42 10 llonc K(»n,', Apr. i.:. Acting at the reques I ol the French authorities o! Indo-Chlna, the Boutti west Civil Aviation Service ha* agreed '>' change ihe time tabl-a tor QighU between Canton and Hanoi and between Kwonyohowan and Cantfcn Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      1206 10 Fraser and Co. f s List WEDNESDAY. APR. 14, 1937: 6 P.M. MINING Buyer* Sellers Ampat Tin <4s> 6s 3d fts 3d Ahiun Kumbang (£> 35s 3d 3Gs ttd Austral Malay 57s 59s 6d Ayer Hitam (ss) 29s 30s Ayer Weng (tit 1.40 1.50 BMlgrtß
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      65 10 ISSUED BY PRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE Or BUBINEBB YEBTERDAI I m .«t nml<|.t> Ui »s MSft!|, up SI 00 JSJVSSJ' liv r,„ to^m",™'! S II Tf 1 l rn T r m tin t0...., si, iS?^iwn" l sri^!iL" hfr e '">» ...tain number „f Strait^
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    274 11 Fraser Company. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS. Total for Books Close. financial Company Dividend Date Ex Div. year TIN Payable Date to date Hong h\\\\ :>'' Final Apr. 10 Apr 21 Apr. 11 IS* Hong F.itt 4 Int. Apr. 10 Apr. 21 Apr. 11 4' Johan 12> 2 Final Apr. 17
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    1279 11 ©VO^ou^CXaifc David Burnstine, Merwin D. Maier, Otwald Jacoby and Howard Schenken world's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence THE RULE OF THE ACE AND THE KIN<; 117 HEN we started our series on modern bidding methods, we had hoped
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    31 11 JOAN CRAWFORD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY AND FRANK MORGAN m a scene from the MG.M production of Frederic Lonsdale's famous comedy. "The Last of Mrs. C'.ieyney," which opens at the Capitol next week.
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      836 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY SINGAPORE n.20 Jeanne de Casali* m 'Uncle Arthur A moral fanatasy for organ and 1,333 kc/s (225 m.) Sft X? ic <*- 1150 The news and announcements p m. am. i/.OT HokJcicn music, played by the Hen, ufo 1 SignaJ Hoon Musical AssociaUon. 12.20 close down
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    DEMAND FOR TANKER TONNAGE.
    150 12 (iovernment And Position In the House ol Commons recentlitmtmint Commander Fletcher \Y. :w ri. Lab asked the Pio.skl-nt I t iho Board ol Tr.id^ il there had been any ri.se th-s feu In irei^ht charget on oil cargoes; it any countries were building up large re.serves
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    120 12 j Allied French Co/s Accounts Delayed M. B:urgeois. chairman and managing director of Compa«ni<> Industrielle Maritime, has written tj Mr. T. C. J. I Burgess, chairman and Joint managing director of London and Thames Haven Oil Wharves. Ltd.. to explain the delay m the
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    287 12 River Steamer Arrives In Port Safely llonjj Kong. Apr. Tiv Wuchow n\« it amer k Nlni vhlcn atmeft White HvK-k on Wednesday evening, arrived m h k ng at 9 m jre«t lay nn I r «m iteam an proci ed d1 1 her vhari and later to
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    49 12 Washington, Apr. 10. Iho Agricultural Committee oi the House ol Representatives hxs agreed to the nvr-year programme to issUt mStJSr" lnvolv 1 an The bill m general tollow.s the G vernmenfs recommendations but re present* a compromise for the latter 'a more iar-re-iching srom> Reuter wireless
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    457 12 THE PURCHASE OF THE TYNE DOCKS Improvement Commission Sign A JimSLM. vVlllVllV London. Mar. 24. \7ESTERDAY, the Tyne Improvement Commission agreed to I seal the agreement between the Commissioners and the London and North Eastern Railway Co. for the purchase by the former of Tyne Dock at
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    DUTCH SHIPPING LOANS
    289 12 The Government's Attitude Bpeaking m the Bee nd Chamber oi the Btatea General Heer Oeliaa Minister ol Industry. Itated that the Oovernm nt ataittanrr given to riiip pins In I9SB and l'j:;t) amounted to i4.coo.of;r\q which wai granted m the farm ol interest free loins to .J4
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    54 12 The Singapore polloo \r« establish the iri Dttt] aued betw.en 10 and 12 I drovaed m the Ro<*r.« i C Mi)nda\ .i!t«rn His v w.i ■VTTrtni 'he n. v u^er \hr llanß was sivei. Dt rails ol the .tend' i hut it Is presumed th.i' tk playtaf
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      254 12 SINGAPORE UARBOLk Ships alongside the Wharves m Expected to Arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1): Hosang 22; Sirdhuna. Bom •lain Wharf (Entrance daUFiikuyo Maru 18; Centaur 1G de Witt 13; Cremer 11 Neck. I derpore 7. Empire Dock (Entrance (iate 3 SuUang 30; Kinta 32. A Kano Maru 36 West
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      516 13 Incorporated m Straits Settlement::.! n||^| V ILERMM ft BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) "ELLERMAN LINE' 9 FOR UNITED KINGDOH AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer l)ue Sails CITY OP DERBY Havre. London. R dam, H'burg Apr. 29 May 2 CITY OF LILLE Havre. London. R dam,
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    2496 15 Home Sports Notes By Barney But With Fortune Of £30,000: Risk Of Blindness If He Fights Again: High Tributes To A Great Fighter: Farr f s Manager Will Back Him To Beat Baer: Manchester City Favourites For League Championship: Oxford And Cambridge Row In Paris: Derby
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    29 15 AN INCIDENT during play m the first division soccer match, m which the S.C.C. beat the Malays by two goals to nil, at Anson Road yesterday. (Free Press photo).
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    117 15 The following have accepted to play cricket for S.CC. vs. St. Andrews Sen ol on Saturday, at 2 p.m at S.C.C. M. S. Banner. Lt. L. P. Cock, A. V Cramslc, P. W. Holt. A F. Hunter. X M Jopp. W. H. La it, L*. C. F. G.
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    52 15 The following are the results cf the first round oi the Women's Spring Cup at the Singapore Goll Club: Miss E. Brooks beat Mrs. J. Moncur 1 and 3. Muss S. Lucas beat Mrs. M. M. Pater «on 2 and 1. Miss G Farnell beat Mrs. C. M.
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    778 16 Malays Beaten By Two Goals To Nil LOSERS' POOR DISPLAY IN ANSON ROAD MATCH (BY MMROD) S.C.C 2: Malays 0. TT was a mystified Asiatic crowd and a jubilant lot of Club supporters who watched the whole of this surprising
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    348 16 S.C.F.A. 11l 2: S.H.B 2. AFTER being two goals down and the game going well into the second half, the Chinese made a fine recovery to draw level with the Harbour Board m yesterday's third division soccer at the S.H.B.
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    24 16 The second division League match between the Middlesex II and Fort Canning, which was to have been played yesterday at Gillman Barracks, was postponed.
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    136 16 The following amendment to the 1 classification of horses and ponies hits been Issued by the Straits Racing: Association. Horses: Transfers: From class 3 to class 2 Bumneer. From class 2 to class 3.— Miss Sirdis From class 4 to class 3. Blue Cross From class
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    119 16 Ths following are ties io be played m the S.R.C. tennis tournament today: Women's Championship Singles: Miss N Oehlers v.s Mrs. A If. Jansen. Single Handicap A' Dr B H Sheares v—3o > vs. M. A Cordciro (—3). Single Handicap "B": C R. Er>er scr.i vs A. Zehnder
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    56 16 The following have been selected to play football for the V.M.C.A. vs. the V.M.C.A. Scho~>l ol Commerce today on the Balestier Road ground at 5.10 p.m. J. Ferguson. K. Loembruggen. N Jackson. W. Bates. Kwee Thiam Teck. Thong Sing Ching, P. Swyny, A. N"*den' Lim Kirn Wee. R.
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    95 16 New Professional Sunningdale MICHAEL Bingham. the golf professional at Coodcn Heath Club, near Rexhill. has been appointed to the Sunningdale Clul», Berkshire. This is ore si the most lucrithe posts m the golfing world, and is estimated to hr worth from V!.."> 00 to K:\,(H)n a year. lilt Sunnincd.ile post
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    38 16 The ;>cc lawn bow!< doubles handicap final between o \v. OUmoor and V p. Barb.v f+i) VI A Ft-r.:us n and C G Fuller I 4». which was to have beer, played yesterday. has been postponed.
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    140 16 REVISED LIST OF TIES rVWING to bad weather no ties m the SC.C lawn tennis tournament irere passible asain yesterday and the following revised list has b f :en issued TODAY Championship Singles O Fuller v.s R. F Smith W J IC Warden vs. A.
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    66 16 Tomorrow there will ho the afternoon yacht rae<'< lor tho B C" i; at 520 pm 525 pm r?sp€( Or. S dan a. RIMI acainst ■atavtt ;i M a.m. Tkt B eISM v^::i Mil the second of .i m r Alford Chai: Cup, .st.irtmc at 10 10 a
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