The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 March 1939

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15,722 ESTO, 18^5 FRIDAY, MARCH to, 1939. 5 CENTS
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    26 1 HITLER saluting crowds when he mad e a speech at ttunicii last tree* on the occasion of the 19th anaiversarj of the founding of the N.S.I).
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    OUTBURST AGAINST BRITAIN BY JAPANESE PARTY LEADER
    95 1 England And America Our Real Enemies" 1 STARTLING SPEECH MADE IN SHANGHAI Shanghai, M ar *>. were fighting m China to kick out of Soviet Russia and to terminate ision of Croat Britain, declared Sciiro •»t the Tohokai (Japanese Rightist >t tendencies) m
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    PLANES ATTACK MADRID REBELS
    217 1 Communists Defy Defence Junta Madrid, Mar. CIGHTING between Communis! rebels and forces loyal to Gen. Miaja's defence junta this morning broke out afresh m Madrid. This evening Communist troops are still holding out m parts of the eitv and suburbs. Communications uith Valencia are at present
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    Franco's "Sink All Ships'' Order
    141 1 Franco's "Sink All Ships'' Order v WIH Mar pn Nationalist blockide of *c publican terrltorj along the Mediterranean, which irai announced yesterday, becosnea effective Imme cliately. A communique wan a all ships there are submarines with ord sink any sin,, ol wh that may attempt to appr< ach within territorial
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    "Room For All In The Mediterranean"
    26 1 "Room For All In The Mediterranean" Mar. ol all I nry >' tensi c hi Of j hat .!•< n .id: ai field oi momic iprocity. the ■TV
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    No Political Purpose Behind Fund
    241 1 No Political Purpose Behind Fund London, vi T anno v n i i n i d t of the £10,000.000 Chinese Government ion iiind very welcome m the City, c Uy m quarters iir d from any point of view m Chinese trade. "The Chinese Uovernmenl luu n great': ,^d
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    China Credits Scheme Welcomed In London
    557 1 London, Mar. 9. ALL newspapers today give prominence to the announcement of the Chinese currency support fund and lively satisfaction i- expressed without a dissentient voice. Both the Pi-ess and financial circles point out that one result' may he to make impossible the Japanese
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    More Troops To Attack Communists
    49 1 Burgos, Mar. Infantry reinforcements are mar hng to Madrid to assist Gen. Miaja's I forces attack Communist, po. "m the city, declared a Madrid br< j cast received her". The message states a) irom I Madrid are closed I \A I troops. R j
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    Surrendered Warships To Return
    39 1 Surrendered Warships To Return Kur^'oy Mar. The early return of 14 unit* ol the Republican lleet to the Nationalists expected here. Commander Pona h I arrived at Oran from Melilia, to dU- cuss the return of refuge there.- -Ret
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    FIRE ON NEW FRENCH LINER
    74 1 St. N If urr. If P li:j<: md last hours In tht 00-ton Pn Pa -wr. bin i 1 1 I L'Atlanlique. iffOlding Insld a tunnel caught and pieces ol blazing wood iterior ftarti ig are In erent places. It was feared thc Pasteur might
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    CHINA'S TERMS FOR PEACE TALKS
    206 2 "In Spirit Of The Nine j Power Pact" j MINISTER URGES ACTION j BY THIRD POWERS ALLOWING rumours of a peace move by a foreign power, Dr. Want- Chwig-Hui, Chinese Foreign Minister. intt td pressmen here today and outlined a basis hich pear Iks might
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    Bombs On British Hospital
    103 2 Bombs On British Hospital Shanghai, Mar. 9. THREE direct hits were suffered by the ital, of the Bapt: when 14 :anes bombed Sian moon, according to reports eri here. Tn iualmembers of the staff, but a Chinese nur* killed. An operating theatre, the X-ray departmt it th< machine-room and two
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    12 2 Berlin. Mar. ied that Germany's second battleship will be launched I Reuter
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    59 2 arists,'" the Hungarian Nazi party whose leader, Majoi Ferein s/.alasi is serving: a three-year term m gaol were last week outlawed by the Hungarian Government. The party headquarters m Budapest and 134 local offices throughout the country were raided and closed, and all possessions seized. Picture shows police lorries m
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    Hore-Belisha's Army Reforms Praised
    161 2 London, Mar. <MR. HORE-BEUSHA, (War Minister) has done more m less than two years m office than had been achieved pefore m a generation" declares The Times, m a leading irticle today on new army developments. The newspaper adds that thc scheme of army reform, on
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    German Comment On Hore-Belisha's
    132 2 Berlin, Mar. 0 an. Ed it on the spi ■•< Britain"- by Mr. -Belisha. War Minister. d< Germany is less Interested In the facts ol British armament than m the mentality which appears to expr self In the speech. President Roosevelt's aggressive al tute towards authoritarian
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    More U.S. Help For Brazil
    84 2 Washington Mar. FAR-REACHING agreements between the United States and Brazil are expected to he announced tomorrow at the conclusion of months of conversations between the Brazilian foreign minister, Dr. Aranha. and Administration officials. Dr. Aranha is leaving for Brazil to- morrow. It Ls learned he
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    German Credit For Manchukuo
    72 2 Hsinkitig, Mar. 9. TTHE Manchukuo Government, it is understood, will start negotiations with the German authorities for the purpose of extending the term of thc yen 63,000.000 credit for a year. The credit, established last September between the two countries, will otherwise, expire at thc end
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    R. A. F. Recruiting In Eire Ends
    76 2 Dublin. Mar. !>. JLIR. I. OKELLY, the Deputy Prime Minister, replying to a question m the Dail, stated an assurance had been secured from thc British (iovernmcnt that lloyal Air Force advertisements m Eire newspapers seeking, recruits would be discontinued. He did not
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    BIG INCREASE IN U.S. INCOME PREDICTED
    98 2 BIG INCREASE IN U.S. INCOME PREDICTED N. ITork, Mar. 9. WALL STREET'S last-minute burst of buying yesterday was mainly due to encouraging remarks made by Mr 11. Hopkins, recently appointed Secreof Commerce, which revived flag- i.ing hopes of tangible developments: In connection with the Administra- tion'fl business appeasement program-! me.
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    British Warplanes Fighting In China
    125 2 British Warplanes Fighting In China Tokio, Mar. 9. TT has been revealed that Briti. Gloster Gladiator and American "j-versky fighting planes joined theli ?.*ent big air combats with Japanese jianes over Lanchow, capital of Kan- ;u Province, m addition to Soviet "I" 1 15 and "I' 16 type planes. is
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    Hong Kong Committee For China Credits
    161 2 Hong Kong Committee For China Credits Tokio, M A SPECIAL committee will be est bllshed In Hong Kong to handle the £10,000,000 British credits China, announced m the House of Commons on Tuesd. Two members of the committee will be chosen from the Bank of China, and the Bank of
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    Railway Cars Will Be Cool
    152 2 /V\fc; ol the uew air-conditioned d and night cars being buiit for v. on the F.M.S. Railways, and which it is prci to place on the SingaporeIpoh service, was inspected at thc Singapore Railway Station yesterday members of the Engineering Asso'tion o: Malaya and the
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    JAPAN'S HUGE MILITARY BUDGET
    34 2 JAPAN'S HUGE MILITARY BUDGET Tokio, Mar. 'J. The House of Representatives today unanimously passed the £270.000.000 extraordinary military budget m con- i nection with "current China incident" j expenditure. ThebilMiow^oe^tf^nTej House of Peers. Reuter
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    Defence Conference Called By N. Z.
    46 2 Uelh'ngton, Mar. Mr. M. J. Savage, the Prime Minister, today confirmed that Britain, Australia and New Zealand will hold a defence conference Mr. Savage stated thc conferc was called by New Zealand, who had been pressiii^foi^s^uli^^^movefor some Mm.- I Reuter
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    JEWISH NATIONAL HOME: DEMAND TO GOVERNMENT
    251 2 i Loudon. Mar. 9. IT is understood that a written communication is being sent to the British delegates to the Palestine Conference by the Jewish Agency Executive, drafted on the following lines: The British Government is asked lor a clear statement of its intentions
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    Appeal To Third Powers By China?
    32 2 Appeal To Third Powers By China? ftungkln >orted to }< liplon md the Detaining: fin ChiiM Surope and An sze, j Dr. V Thc K\; ?se cir< les legotlatl giving pre iepenrii; Reuter
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    Arms Supplies To China
    47 2 TOKIO MINISTERS ALLEGATIONS I lEXJT M ulster, day the rou Chinese fort Referr] i through A Mini the Haiph He al beir. Lieut.-( i the Bu consfcrurtio: had pro "Althou Chi:. canm routes of i Dealin ports, th jority of from the S
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    Nine Drowned In Sight Of Hemes
    22 2 Lou MOVING Hull this moi crow i await trawler, den gu^t ol the uptu their hoi
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    KING'S MESSAGE TO POPE
    16 2 KING'S MESSAGE TO POPE 1 An Pope :ion am wish I i the di ponsibih Reuter
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    No Politicai Purpose-Says The Times
    27 2 No Politicai PurposeSays The Times 4 bins, nor has th* ta. am poUtk il pi •It woulc difficult! dir of China linked In i sal Itha stai
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    Dominions Autumn
    13 3 i„ Australia. The picture is from Lvrne, on the Victoria coast.
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    Two Penang Sikhs To Hang For Murder
    518 3 WE FOUGHT IN WAR m Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Mar. 8, I and Hazara Singh, firs! and second the Penang Hill Railway murder trial, who ith the murder of a compatriot. Najar Loir Station on Sept. 10 were, at the nine-day trial, found
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    Alleged To Have Held Diamonds
    89 3 to have been found m fraudulent possession of diamonds two green stones, three red stones, one green stone and jade, five small diamond chip> and nine diamond chips stuck m wax. Hong Chew, a 40-year-old Cantonese appeared before Mr. K. A. Blacker, m the Singapore
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    Law Notice For The Day
    65 3 Law Notice For The Day 1 he hiei Jastiec at Penang C( urt of Apr* Mr. Justice Pedlow at Malacca— Before Mr. lattice Home m ord. Court at li am. P^r: h^rcl: —Probate 252 38, Suit No. 408 38. Re Essooi Mohamed Salleh A: gullia, deceased, vii not concluded). Thereafter:—OS.
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    40 3 Mrs. Tan Chee. who died at her residence m Buklt Kuda Road. Klang. buried m the Chinese cemetery at Slmpang Lima. Klang. She leaves a son. Mr. Yap Terk Swee, one daughter, one grandson, six grand-dainzht^r- and one daught r-in-law
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    CHINA GETS MUNITION EASILY ENVOY ASSERTS
    173 3 Only Alteration In Routes Of Entry ARMS VIA BURMA £HINA is experiencing no difficulty m importing munitions rom m any foreign countries, and the only difference is that the way of entry has been changed*" said Mr. fc. K. u former Director of the
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    SCHOOL HEADMASTER FINED $2
    341 3 Premises In A Filthy State i From Our Own c rrespondent) Penang, Mar. 8. 'Tin: c m which Quneratnam, head- mastei ol the Penang English School, was charged or. two counts of keeping the latrines at his residence. In Western Road. Penang. m a filthy ate
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    bead Girl's Name In Exam List
    61 3 (From Our Owp Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Mar. 9. THE name of Tungku Molek Zahrah. eldest daughter of Tungku Abu Bakar, ol Johore who died from typhoid last week, is among those of successful candidates m the Cambridge Junior examinations. Seventeen-year-old Tungku Molek was a
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    News In Brief
    408 3 O UPPERS and gunners are the units I affected under the plan to increase Malay and Indian military establishments m Malaya announced by the War Minister. Mr. Hore-Belisha. m the House of Commons two nights ago. the Free Press understands. The establishment oi a garrison at Penang
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    PERAK TAMILS FORM SOCIETY
    174 3 PERAK TAMILS FORM SOCIETY 'From Our Own Corre pondei Ipoli. Mat. 8 MORE THAN 100 Indian and Cc Tamils m looh assembled at Lourdes School. Silibin Road. In lorm an association known as Perak Tamil Abhivirthi Banga meeting was presided over by Mr T. Thambiayah and Mr daram was elected
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    15 3 Mr S. Kasilingam. parcel clerk B Gajah. has gone on transfer t as station master.
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    CRITIC AT THE COCKTAIL PARTY
    843 4  -  Victoria Chappelle SILVER— APP LES— ONIONS I n I r-one debunked On "it oi them I have Required what amounts to a permanently bad namold friends who knew my parents still i Email, unruly chid tern with q j you have a nice slide when
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    I Am A Horder!
    99 4 Says Mary Bridge TTHE woman who stuffs her box- room and cupboards with old clothes old letters, old books, ad jewellery and miscellaneous odds and ends is branded as a mudc n e-headed sentimentalist and a downright bad manager. I must plead guilty on all counts,
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    Why Fans Are Out Of Fashion
    207 4 FEW MEMBERS of the fan making craft are left m England. English makers were hit by the peace following the Napoleonic wars. When the doors of trade were opened again to France, Britain became flooded with French fans, greatly loved by the ladies of
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    Recipes For "Rush" Days
    253 4 POTATO NESTS are delicious for supper. Mash some cold cooked potatoes with seasoning, make them into flat cakes and hollow out the centre of each to form the nest. Break eggs into the hollows and cook m a hot oven until set. Serve on rounds of
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    "Fork Food" For The Wedding Breakfast
    307 4 "Fork Food" For The Wedding Breakfast A RECENT SOCIETY wedding breakfast planned on the "fork" principle m London struck a note that is already being echoed m various circles. Few women have the staff, the means or the time to undertake a feast on the old lines, yet the natural
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    Simplicity Is New Vogue For Coiffure
    275 4 Simplicity Is New Vogue For Coiffure NEW halrdressing styles have been launched m Paris to suit the shorter skirts, and smart Parisians are no longer wearing the upswept Edwardian coiffure Simplicity is the keynote of the new vogue. Curls are kept within bounds. Women will be pleased to learn that
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    Petticoats And Modern Dress
    198 4 /*\NE London dress show gave a new-old solution to the feminine problem what shall I wear because it showed that women can wear petticoats again if they want to good old-fashioned silk and cotton petticoats, edged with lace, peeping coyly beneath the hems ol gay "swing"
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    Fancy Ways With Waistcoats
    91 4 Fan cy Ways With Waistcoats brighten up th already have by b e better than waistcoats or j^r Win for wearin. under a suit. One model liked was mad*- suede with a rot, down the front knitted m ribbed wool, and a kni, narrow neckband A sleeveless lm is lined
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      84 4 Evening Dinner Gowns iust received from thf SPRING COLLECTIONS m LONDON and PARIS. OORVILLE LINEN SLITS and DRESSES. Phone 4974. MAYNARDS BLDS. I 11, Battery Road. M^* MB,,I 818, m BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^MB^BWBMm.«MBMB /^fi^k A SMALL, BUT GAY GROUP )\3 fcV 1 OF GA GE Spring hats of 1939 featuring mr >»■
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      83 4 The Mystery of the woman who NEVER CROWSOLD iDL, w N°i smo young girl i there's a sci Q1 magical i ing dis University precious i which everj must have. jar ol Crtnn nourishes and you sit e\ t -;y morn smoothed a* Use Tofc ..-v'nijr.:. fresh "and d< heads
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    45 5 INFLATING one of the balloon> belon j,in ff to the German balloon barrage iertat tests at Bad Saarou last week. A FIELD-MARSHAL GOERING inspecting an illuminated map showing the net-work of new autobahnen (motor roads) during his visit to the Berlin Motor Shou last week
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      147 5 touss Tomcat Xuefnet SPCCIAU OLE* k Af,.^*. .^j^fpCACE MOVE 15rr^p--^^^ c^,iv >^ jBJ VLf^ W^-r^lf mM Ui N>^S' F*4/fCO tiic Peacemaker s T**^ H M very fond of rn'Jdr^n.daffod.fs -i L4U"C#£s PkT4C£S////>^< *>Z J 3r7d d S a,m <>* r and Bushman ~*C?i m» n L >^>^bY 4J\ j^B^ I
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    GRIM SHOW FOR MECCA PILGRIMS
    431 6 King Ibn Saud Arranges Revolting Spectacle HANDS^UT OFFTHIS year more than 100,000 Moslem pilgrims who crowded the Holy City of .Mecca from all over the world have seen a Vivid example of undiluted Koranic justice. For Kin# Urn Sand arranged that the\ -hould witness the
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    Chinese Communists Murder Priest
    17 6 Peking, Mar. «>. Catho- nary at Kowhslen, Northern by Chi -day a Ol Kw^
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    U.S. Plan With Excess Food
    108 6 New York. F eb. 2*. US. Federal Govern nent is con- sidering a plan to feed millions of poverty-stricken people by distributing excess food supplies through established retail channels. The scheme, which is a ieviscd verthe Department of Agriculture's abortive 'two-price plan." provides for supplying
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    MEN WHO WILL GUARD KING & QUEEN
    461 6 MEN WHO WILL GUARD KING QUEEN Arrangements For American Tour oVn. Mar. t. \l^lH:n Kir and Queen Elieth to t;> Canada and the I Stat-- will vomiied by three of Britain a \s\ dete bur] Superinl Foster, c: chief of J Branch of Scotland Yard, is ading member of the
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    Ambassador's Wife Returns To Chile
    62 6 LKobe, Mar. f). >V ARCHIBALD CLARK KERR, wife of the British Ambassador to ma. passed through Kobe on Tuesday night on her way to Chile, her native land. She arrived from Shanghai on board a Danish ship. In a I v she said her i
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    Japan Pioneers Asia Television
    85 6 Tokio, Mar. 9. THE first television broadcast m Asia will be started here m April by the Japan Radio Broadcasting Corporation, according to the Nichi-Nichi Shimbun. Images transmitted from a television laboratory at Ka-mata-machi, on the outskirts of Tokio, will be received at department stores and
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    58 6 HEROINE In "Gone with the Wind." After two years intensive search Hollywood has at last found the actress who will play Scarlett O'Haras role m the film "Gone with the Wind," from Margaret Mitchell*! hook. Most of the famous stars from Hollywood have wished to he selected, hut the honour
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    Italy Expands Her Foreign Trade
    147 6 Italy Expands Her Foreign Trade Koine. JHE Italian Government ts planning to increase its foreign trade durig 1939 while still continuing efforts to become economically selfsufficient. The new policy oi increased tr. is to be pursued through the tor: tion of powerful trading companies organised along the Ines of the
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      Market Still In Slack Water
      448 7 U"T AGA the market is and Co 7^"' Say sta «ton Nels< idly tn o.h^- and after inching fr °V rices close abo m £?no g o d °V he week Tradh 1 ervnK 6 has co "tinued on 'nflS.- limited sc aie, with only
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      Angullia Case Still Drags On
      140 7 Counsel s addressee, which began on j Wednesday, had not finished when the court rose yesterday m the probate j suit of Eussooff Mohamed Salleh An- j gullia before Mr. Justice Home m the Singapore High Court. Hearing was j adjourned. In the suit, allegations
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      Sellers Reserved Guthries Say
      153 7 1 1 JHE market remains very firm with I and Co: r ud reSerVed Say Guthrie rather taS-?"* t market has b «n nrfces hbe steacli 'y improving and I smef th. r^ t l ered no set-back IJFeb H. he IRRC nleeti ng on St
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      Indian Takes Poison, Dies
      99 7 An open verdict was returned by 1 1 the Singapore Coroner, Mr W GII Porter, yesterday, at an inquiry into the death of an Indian. Sumusundnim J who died as the result of corrosive I poisoning on March 1. The coroner, at the conclusion of the
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      Two Fliers Leave For Bombay
      88 7 If lEUT. R. KING-CLARK, of the Ut. I 1 Batta'aon. the Manchester Regiment, and Mr. E. A. Dore. of the Royal j Singapore Flying Club, left Singapore! In the former's Whitney Straight I monoplane for Penang at 10 30 o'clock j yesterday morning on a
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      Gaol Sentence For A Eurasian
      94 7 CENTENCE of six weeks' rigorous im- j prisonment, to be followed by six months' police supervision, was passed by Mr. K. A. Blacker m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, on Ban'amin Baptist, a Eurasian, who pleaded guilty to a charge of house trespass m
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1939. The British Army
    640 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1939. The British Army DOTH Rome and Berlin political commentators appear to have been impressed by the speech of Mr. Leslie Hore-Belisha m the House of Commons on Wednesday when he introduced the Army Estimates for the forthcoming year. In Italy there was
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    12 8 THE TWO MILLION FIGURE "WELL. THAT. TROVES IT-YOl/'RE REALLY -ONLY 300,000 AFTER
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    President's Son On New Deal & Future
    996 8  - President's Son On New Deal Future James Roosevelt 'f^HE strength and weakness of thc New Deal, and the it holds as "the corner-stone for a far mort co-operat and secure society'' m the future, are discussed here by the eldest son of President Roosevelt m a letter written to I
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      32 8 JUST RECEIVED A New Shipment of CARPETS MATS m all colours sizes. Ladies' Hand Embroidered Underwear A Speciality B. H. T. DOULATRAM CO. 48-5 C HH.If STREET, SINGAPORE. Tel Telegrams 7846. DOVECOT.
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    EUROPEAN AND HELPER CATCH CHINESE
    228 9 Early Morning Incident On Rubber Estate TAPPER CHARGED l>.\. Manager of Singapore United Rubber Ltd., Rave m thc Singapore Fourth Police sterday a vivid account of the arrest and escape illeged latex thief on a rubber estate charf« of stealing a pail of latex worth
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    Malay Machine-Gunners
    62 9 Malay Machine-Gunners The Malay Regiment has arrived m Singapore from Port Dickson 1° participate m the combined manoeuvres on Mar. 16 and 17. The visit has broken the men's barrack routine but substitutes intensive camp training beginning at an early hour m the mornings. The picture shoics a section at
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    Art Show So Popular Building Collapsed
    584 9 PAINTER COMING HERE SINGAPORE is to have an opportunity next week of seeing the paintings and works of one of the most famous Chinese artists, Ju Peon, as he is known m Europe, or Hsu Pei-Hung, as he is called m China. Ju Peon
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    Trade Mark Case Collapses
    44 9 Mohamed Ibra•;das Premchand. proprietors and rea m Singapore, 1 m the Singapore I ist week with apt>e applied a false Areas fabric, were mounted to an -ed to have In January. < was to have but the DP. P., Ewan, offer-
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    "Banish Me To Batavia" Plea
    81 9 ••DANISH me to Batavia/' was the strange request madp by a 21-year-oia Eurasian, Benjamin Baptist, to Mr. K. A. Blacker, Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, yesterda Baptist, whoso request could not be granted, had been sentenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Blacker for criminal
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    R.A.F. To Investigate Local Reserve Possibilities
    411 9 R.A.F. To Investigate Local Reserve Possibilities APPLICATIONS NOW INVITED THE Air Officer Oomn has been instructed by the Air Ministry to investigate the bility of raising a Royal Air For. Volunteer Reserve m Malaya, states R communique issued last night. The Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve is an Imperial organisation
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    PRINCESS WEDS HERE ON MONDAY
    152 9 Viscount Fiancee Has Bali Home VISCOUNT TREDEGAR and his Russian fiancee, Prinoes Olga Dol- gorouky, will be married at the Singapore Registry on Monday, the Viscount told a Free Press reporter yesterday. "It will be a quiet wedding," said Viscount Tred:gar. "The only witnesses will
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    Chandu Found Around Man's Waist
    78 9 Pleading guilty to a charge of possesI slon of $160 worth of non-Government chandu, a Chinese, Keh Siong. was 'sentenced to eight months rigorous 1 imprisonment by Mr. L. B. Gibson, m the Singapore Criminal District Court, yesterday. It was stated Keh Siong was examined
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    Press Delivery Boy Freed On Theft Charge
    227 9 LOAF OF BREAD THAT VANISHED DOLLAH BIN HASSAN, a Singapore Free Press delivery tamby, was acquitted by Mr. L. C. Goh. m the Singapore fifth police court yesterday, on a charge of theft of a loaf of bread belonging to Mr. T. D.
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      18 9 J4TH OPENING OF THE Marcus show DINNER $1.75 Bon C rte aUo available K your table NOW Stauraht
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    CHUNGKING HAS HISTORY OF 4,200 YEARS
    1024 10 River-side Town Is Now Important Centre INTERNATIONAL FLAVOUR j Chungking, Mar. 1. CMBASSIES of seven nations are established m Chungking, China's wartime capital, lying 1,427 miles up the Yangtse and some 540 miles from the nearest international border, where 457 people of 17 different
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      428 10 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE k ENGAGEMENT. I VF.N -WILSON WILLIAMS. The ement la announced between Patr. en-Wilson, only son of the late Harold Given-Wilson and Mrs. Given-Wilson of London and Sheila Geraldine, youngest daughter of Cipt. •ii Uliami of Singapore. •BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa— ***************8 ng Cmdr. Mr^. Miss 8 "Ranpui i*.p.c rnBB~BBBBB---B--8888-888----BMBBB-|
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      108 10 BANK OF ChSJI Incorporate ln waoi wmeJmSmm^ BSbST"*: General Offie* W*l nb S^SSr leeerte Funds ,l '»f»oojm« i excess of rotal Assets m-. approximately r Tse-Vun R Soong. CheK.!? He Sun* Hen-Chang c e OVERSI London. New York and Re* f os« LONDON BANK!*. Midland BankJo;.^ "JJ YORK BAmSr" FOREIGN
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      612 10 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE /lIL 22b metres. KB P 30.96 metres. p.m. 5.00 A Malay programme by the "Sentosa. Johore" Party, from the Studio. 6. C0 Teochew drama. t 6.45 Teochew relection.f 7.00 Children's programme. (English). 7.30 Time, weather and news announce- a ments. 7.45 "From the Studio Armchair." c 8.00
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      200 10 PKOHI HOLLAND TODAY nil 17.77 me/i (16.88 m.). p.m. 8.00 Opening announcer 8.05 Hungarian music 8.20 News commentary 8.50 Report on the Amsterdam change. 9.00 Tal_. 9.15 The Royal Kiltie Juniors 9.30 Close dov.n. NIROM TODAY FDA 604 mc KM m.). YOB 965 mo (31 20 ml YDB 11.86 mc
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK & SHARES From London 5.30 p. m. Yesterday
      177 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES From London 5.30 p. m Yesterday dotation, 5 p.C 194*- t>4.... 11 do 19«JO-9O 9 i/ Ul 3 8 Units) a i.izvz dcL>... 4 10s. Qd la MH lO^.d OQt iro Onl Gd ls Lta 8i>> 9d ti no oar> 7 >\ d Rc|
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      Daily Share Report
      111 11 I ISI R \M> Ul \l I <>r HI SINESS s rCRDAT l>n midday was •rding to cables I ondM this morn--hares m London harp un .uue yesterday I i ived for Pahangs Hong Keoff Tins 16s. m Kintas at Us. sd. -hares were a dull h
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      Local Exchange Rates
      211 11 Local Exchange Rates M US. II J UNO > 32 don den 2 3 25 32 1 Lyons demand 45 i Switzerland demand 197% Hamburg demand 134 New York demand I :d demand 54 5 16 1 Bata\ia dtmand 102 Samarang dem. 101 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demand 154 Madras
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday
      124 11 KIBKER: Firm a£.-Ju_>: Jj, S -J M g.ld'" 1 piously: 0 5 1«cl. 8 3 c d. July-Sept.: 8 7 Wid p'gL re viously: B%d. 87 16d. Oct.-Do?.: ?4i M 6d Previously: 3 7 16d. 8' 2 d. New York ft,tjffe.) ffin.
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      THE METAL MARKETS From London: Latest Quotations
      55 11 THE METAL MARKETS From London: Latest Quotations UN: Fir e2l Previously £215 7s Gd months: 8215 15s Previously 17s Rd M W ITORK lis (opening pric< 46 00 Piously I 13 7,. 6d (illl If Yt t 3d. Previously gs 2» Spot: Previously. 20 9 Three months: IS 15 16
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      Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations
      69 11 Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations 1 Method oj Parity oeiore Latest Quoting 20-9-31 Rate Previously ns Franc to 124.11 176 15 lo 176 15 16 New York to 4.8655 4.69 116 469 1 L 6 Amsterdam Guilders to 1210 8.82 i 882 1 Hong Kong Per dollar is 215
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      Accused Lucky To Avoid Shooting
      123 11 Accused Lucky To Avoid Shooting (From Our Own Correspondent* Penang, .Ma y. 8. Seated to have come aloi the new gun emplacement at the Esplanade m a sampan on th: night of Feb. 5. and from there re two long planks and two iron rods valued it $1. belonging to
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      Ipoh Inquiry Held In Camera
      55 11 From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Mar. 9. A triumvirate consisting of Mr. ustice Murray-Aynsley, Mr. A L. Jirse. and Dr. T. F. Strang, sat In the *erak Supreme Court yesterday In reard to the suspension of a senior hoslital assistant from Upper Pi l The
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      Malay Police To Stage A Play
      58 11 Malay recruits of the Police Depot, ingapor.'. will stage as bangsawan a wnic sketch entitled "Sandagar Peak" '"'Hi Deaf Merchant*) on the far. 19 on the occasion of ie dep; on leave of the D^pot Mr. I. C Macroill v. be i i- cl
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      European Woman Fined $3
      62 11 A EUROPEAN woman, Miss M. Walsh, yesterday pleaded guilty m the Singapore Traffic District Court to a charge of failing to conform to a lamp signal at the junction of High Street and Empress Place, on Jan. 9. In mitigation, accused said she was watching a
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      Women Fight Over Sewing Machine
      65 11 ■From Our Own Correspondent* Batu Gajah, Mar. 8. Two Chinese women appeared yesterday morning before the acting magistrate, Inche Mat, m the Batu Gajah Court, charged with fighting m a public place at Pusing. Both the accused pleaded guilty and stated they had a dispute
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      Dead Fish In Kinta River
      56 11 •From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Mar. 9. Hundreds of fish were seen floating downstream m the Kinta River yesterday afternoon. A big crowd collect- i ed and 50 of the spectators, mostly boys, waded In I they could Some basketful i ned. It Is believed
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co.'s List
      940 11 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co.'s List From Exchange Telegraph Co. IHI BBDAY, MAR. 9, 1939: 5 P.M. MINING Buyer* Sellers Arr.pat Tin <4s; 3s 6d 4s Austral Amah (ss> 4s 6d 5s Austral Malay 39s 445 Ayer Hitam (ss) 21s Ayer Wcne <$n c 3 68 x
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      Current Compam Dividends
      120 11 List Supplied By Messrs. Fraser C Co. WEDNESDAY, MMc i \j Company Dividend 3 TOU Aver Wens: K« fet D> E> Aytr weng D 9 int. Mar. G Mar. 11 25 Katu 6d. No. 20 Mar. 10 Mar 17 n 7^2 Kramat Pulai 2%% Int. Mar. I
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    GERMAN TAXPAYERS' BURDEN
    430 12 Childless Couples And Bachelors To Pay More COST OF REARMAMENT Berttn, Feb. 24. GERMAN taxpayer- will have to face new and increased burdens next year to help to pay the cost of rearmament The imposts are to come from income tax, and the most novel of them
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    22 12 s t\l> ill \HS :net for first tine at the Palestine ronlerenre last I his is Mi Pasha. Aran delee from F«>rt
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    B.B.C. Aims In Spain And Portugal
    136 12 B.B.C. Aims In Spain And Portugal London. Mar 1 R which the BBC. has re- the eiTect of German Italian radio propaganda m .ire expected to ks m an extern Bi i fort! :i language news Bulletins In both Po: is ana Spanish will be given between 9 and 9.30
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    48 12 'terproof G*' D nvas Tarpaulins Maker and repairer of rattan and Bertani Chicks, Canvas and Sprint; Blinds, Tarpaulins, Tents, Bags, Blue Screens, Bertani Panels, Wire Netting Fencing, Wool Buntings and Ilags. \hdul Rahman, Telephone £454 Office: 6G Robinson Road. (opposite Telegraph Co.) Workshop:— 293 Joo Chiat Place. Sineanore.
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    Power Increase For Radio Paris
    105 12 London, Feb. :><>. nADIO Paris may soon be the world* most powerful broadcasting station. Tests have begun on a power of 45( kilowatts— compared with 80 kilowatts as at present— and this may be Increased to 600 kilowatts, and cx»n U 900. A new station,
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    German Pilots Buy London Groceries
    67 12 I London, Mar. 1. \AZI airliner pilots flying to 1 Croydon arc taking butter and other British luxuries back to their iti Germany. About fifteen German airliners a week call at Croydon. Their pilots arc carrying parcels of butter, lard, and margarine when they take
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    48 12 NEW RESPIRATOR TRIED OCT AT A.R.P. TEST.— AI an A.X P test carried out by the Auxiliary Fire I'nit of an Acton firm, a new artificial respiration gadget was tried cut for the first time. Here Ls an auxiliary fireman resetting a ••victim" from a supposedly Matting factory.
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    New Constitution In Malta Unpopular
    226 12 New Constitution In Malta Unpopular i Malta. Mar. 1. j THE public here has received without! enthusiasm the new Constitution! proclaimed yesterday by the Governor,; Lt.-Gen. Sir Charles Bonham-Carter.| It is considered to fall far short of jwhat was hoped for. The proclamation was made with great pomp and ceremony
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    Japan To Teach Cinema Work
    48 12 Tokio, Mar. 0. A chair of motion picture science will be established m the Keio Linkers'ty here m April with Professor Takar TLagaki. noted cinema critic, m charge Keio is the first university m Japar 'to have the "movie" course.— Easten ,T News
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    Germany Helps Japanese Air Expansion
    278 12 PLANES AND MEN London, Feb. 27. GERMANY is taking active interest m Japan's ambitious projects for commercial air transport over East Asia and much of the Pacific. There is I much behind the "goodwill flights" from Berlin to Tokio. Germany will supply aircraft and will
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    23 12 B» BBBBJBf Count and Counters Fiano (centre) uith Colond I". Minister (right) and Mine. Beck (left) at iheir reception m Ham days ago.
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    Plan To Irrigate Morocco Desert
    281 12 London. Mar. 1. A 100-year plan for irrigating the desert areas of French Morocco at total cost or £28.000.000. has been ann Hinced by General Nogues. French Resident-General m Morocco, at the winter session of the Government Council. The plan follows a series of rain;
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      129 12 YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO IGNORE j! THIS AMAZING OFFER! In response to the numerous requests made to me when I was here m December. 1938, I have returned to Singapore for a few days with a new and most attractive selection, from China, of beautiful hand embroidered. CII IT l|||ftCD|E
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      43 12 Steps to^g^Securitg ■Sum B mem J B^J B" fc "—k^ 21Sh V i a H jb iS__ Jl_ BS H_ All 9fl rgj 4?f V of Insurance *ftß*flVß_H-B___M_-__H_nM___B_B_Mß— bu 3he floual Exchange Assuraiictf :£orKfc> rt HEAD OFFICE FOR MALAYA: (i, CHARTERED BANK CHA
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      640 12 Air Mail Arrivals And Despatches INWARU Imperial: Prom Furope due U'ednesday, Friday, Saturdaj mornings Wearnes: From I'enang, Ipoh Zealand and Kuala Lumpur \rrives ft rer* ippine I slai evening. X.L.M. I roni Netheiland^ I Mllei TOMORRI Arrives Tuesday. Thursday. Salur- (Bouth) day afternoon^ ;an Uantas Iron. Australia *i rives Tuesday,
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      439 13 Pbb^b-PHH!b___HH__^_s_i (V P&O and BR ITISH IN Dl A LIMES P. iSr O. S. N. CO S SAILINGS OUTW-RDS Dm Spore Dm BHUTAN Tonnage Spore. 6.800 Mar. 10 BEHAP 6 100 Ma y 0 10 RANPURA S' 000 Ma y 15.C0 RAWAIPiNm 17 OO May 19 :5.C00 Ap qoutVav NDI
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      414 13 MrJLISTER CO., LTD. 'Incorporr.- -n m Straits Settlements GftESUAM no, sh MTTBI Rll S IM mmim^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Go.. Ltd, lncoryuiatcc tn tngtana j HAVRE LONDONROffE^DASVI HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUE* CANAL Mcimer crrv op j <" :IN M.iv ::o June 2 11 FOR NEW YORK, 3 iLT!MO»E, BOSTON,
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      559 13 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Orean Building. Collyer Qua> Singapore ,r| hirtrrrd Rank liuildlns IVrmir Tf| BLUE FUNNEL LINE. »v^i MCMVICBfI MAMSSILLEfI LONDON a comimm IND OLASOOM GLENLARN Mars. Ldon D'klr);, A clam, irburg. I>,ir PATROCLUS Mars LdO_. Rd__. O'aov xt r PER3EUS Q R dal g^argbur, KEGLLAK SfcKVICI 111 HAVRE A
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      476 14 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In P.M.8.) TLLEPHONE 1 Freight 5133— Passage 5131. CANADIAN PACIfIC iwoiLD^ ofiiATf rr j |P*AVfct (Incorporated In Ln*ian_) THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA by TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN without change— thence by CANADIAN PACIFIC ATLANTIC SERVICES TO ENGLAND
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      854 14 SINGAPORE BRITISH ,NO,A CO ST L E T A D M maw,gat,on I HARBOUR (M>cA,< use) The following ships are alongside the FOX HONG KONG. SHANGHAI, MOJI, Singapore Harbour Board Wharves or KOBE AND OSAKA expected to arrive: Last Wharf. Entrance Gate 1; Exit 1 OC TIIA lA# A Op
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      472 14 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINEsTItT ro tUKOPt FROM SINGAPORE AM) PENANG TO COLOMBO, BOBIBAf sir 7 n ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA. MARSLILI I s "m, EwfttMU? M Arrives Leaves im Snore. S'nnro B rr PRESIDENT GARFIELD Mar 25 \T-\r o 8 m'"! Hrk X PRESIDENT MONROE Apr Anr PRESIDENT ADAMS Apr 22 Aor'
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    CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE OF HONG KONG
    2530 15 CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE OF HONG KONG tt 1 Bank Chairman Strikes Optimistic Note NO POLITICAL COMMENT IX spite of the Mi Hoi, X Koiik, Feb. :>7. Southern nton aml the closure of other future Z on I Kong's the Hoi 01 Peai-ce, chairman of the SSTt Ban W«« Corporation, at
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    23 15 A MALAY Pluver well into the air during the Malaya vs. Man', sten Uall at the Sladium y^terday. Manchesters won, l-nil.-Free r. >* picture.
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    28 15 v I 5 Id .til".-. rd the n loucester, m kyard before she 1 \o\.i Ind where P 11'; •1 fa < tptalfl vers bis address t<> >m the
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    Today's Contract Bridge Problems
    167 15 Today' s Contract Bridge Problems id Bruce raid rid ihe one I rhis bid is In Your r's it Dl minimum, he Kimum he will, imps, 50 bid is almo fcher bid. is your partThe bidBurnstone 2D Tues--1,1 S HAND 10 4 I 10 t j D— 6 I S
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    A.C.S. Defeat V.M.C.A. Team At Cricket
    189 15 A.C.S. Defeat V.M.C.A. Team At Cricket WIN BY 9 WKTS JHE Anglo-Chinese school beat the V.M.C.A. Juniors outright In rt cricket match on the Anson Road ground. Scores- Y.M.I .A.— lst Inns. Mohideen c Cecil Wang b i S. Hope c Hon V. b C. Wonp 3; J. Shaw c
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    All Out For One Run-A Bye
    282 15 All Out For One Run- A Bye Melbourne, Mar a drought score -all i as mad< of C Northc terians i ;<.. Th' run wg A. .sic w.i rt and R lour wickets each for none batsmen were run out. perity largely on the rube i industries and In both
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      84 15 i% HAPPY WORLD STADIUM TOHIGHX AX 9 P.M. /__fL jf_ „blL_ BB__. P^P^ »«l MCHIT r W ra KNSATIONAL Rl ii K.N CONTEST _f m 3 OON MAH >« HEMCHIT m M 30Y QUEE v, L. BERNAL &M B n OTOT KOTJO v, GUNBOAT SMITH R 6 (1) Mi U
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    ENGLAND NEED 696 RUNS FOR VICTORY IN TEST
    630 16 South Africa All Out CENTURY TO MELVILLE Durban, Mar. 9. ENGLAND need 896 more runs to win the final Test k cricket match with South Africa. South Africa were all out today m their second innings for 181. England commenced their second
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    21 16 PU uirr tall urlaj Ike Straits n .lurks S io.itball i k Ml 111-' padail| \rstord;i>. 'I li«* l-.i11.-_i Free Press
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    Manchesters A Goal Better Than Malays
    209 16 a SOU the I I the M rye be St Hum ii a all the •ond half, I Is half, but i h d pla J H -him was Ihe m M LELI GOAI p tbdul re him Low to take a In Ibrahim
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    V.M.C.A. Tennis
    42 16 Tomorrow's ties m the v \i CJs tei town i ment are: T" Class C J. Ao :on vs. Ivan van Qeysel •H" (Mass d: l. c. Goh ta c. Reshty. Knowles ('up I B. Abed v Yao Ah Hian
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    Airgead Sios Out Of Grand National
    27 16 London, Mar. 9, as a re o a breakdown during training Airgead Sios has been [scratched trom the Qra_d National Renter.
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    Home Rugby
    22 16 Landau, Mar 9. Rugby matches played t>day resulted as follows: Oxford University .2. Oxfordshire 5. Newport 3. Crosslieys 9. Renter.
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    Home Football For Tomorrow
    211 16 Lj i v ii. natures for i>m \r\ ire us Follows FIRST DIVISION v Wol\ i Brentford. Charlton vs. Bla i Qrlm I Lei pool vs Portsmouth Ir v. vs a Ha Evert i> DIVISION U Ham I im i oham vs. Manchester C West Bromwieh
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    Ireland's Soccer XI To Play Wales
    56 16 London, Mar. 9. THF Irish soccer team to play Wales at Wrexham on Mar. 1.1 is Breen (Manchester United). Cook (Evcrton). Butler (Blackpool). Brolly (Mill wall), McMillan (Chesterfield), Weir (Clyde), Cochrane (Leeds United), Stevenson (Everton), Millington (Chesterfield). Doherty (Manchester City). Brown (Birmingham). Butler, Weir
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    THREE GOALS TO NIL
    287 16 Sappers Recover Well To Surprise Gunners A_TER threatening repeatedly to score h rt the R.A. were unprepared for a sudd the R.E. which resulted m a three-nil Sappers m the first division league yesterday. Ten minutes after the resumption the Sappers scored the first goal and
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    Straits Times And Jacks S.C. Draw 4-All
    213 16 Straits Times And Jacks S.C. Draw 4-All PIGHI i ais were shared on the padang, yesterday, when the Straits Times Press S.C. met Jacks S.C. In a Business Houses League fixture. The Straits Times made a fine recovery In the second halt when, 4— 1 down, they forced play and
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    Tonight's Boxing
    70 16 "3 'TH ould be ple"n the covered si id much discu Boon Mab and materialised and x>m Boon Mah bit put round thre von by a knockout. ?ood sportsmanshl anothei The fight m another I md Little Bern :ime In the main pi rounds. GatOt X Smith, of
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