The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 April 1939

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15.7«0. ESTI). 1835. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1039. 8 CENTS
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    U.S. TO BUY SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE
    52 1 New j or k Statement London, Apr. (U the I wtcd State* al a nominal protect her rubber jtasappl) is asserttM(! iS m the New Wk o f ommerce, Ration of high repute. from 'he orresponkmerlca'fl ince i nf of he 1 .-•ping Our
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    Tin Purchases Double In Week
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    Baltic Kingdoms Reaffirm Neutrality
    17 1 Stockholm \p r Herr deI avlan event Powers. would I dnftt reciprocal Reuter
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    Finland Has No pear Of Reich
    12 1 Finland Has No p ear Of Reich Govern- I" xivane. of Reuter
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    China Launches Large-Scale Offensive
    131 1 China Launches Large-Scale Offensive Chungking. Apr. 23. ARGE-SCALE offensives against the Japanese m Nanking and Chinkiang are to begin today according to military dispatches. which state. Chinese troops are advancing m three column* along the highway from HangChOW towards Nanking and Chinkiang. while another column operating further east is pushing
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    11 1 HERR ALBIN HANSSON, the Swtdilh Premier, who reaffirmed BaUic neutrality yesterday.
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    Chinese Protest To The French
    80 1 Chungking. Apr. 23. The Chinese Foreign Office today protested to the French Embassy against French interference with a display of Chinese National Flags m the French Concession at Shanghai. This follows two representations on the same subject m March. Reuter. The iiag incident m the
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    U. S. Soldiers Beat British At Polo
    73 1 Manila. Apr 23. IN THE INTER- PORT polo today. Manila quartet composed of U.S. Army men beat the 26th Heavy Battery. Royal Artillery, 7—2 six chuckers m the first of a series, of three matches. The visitors next will tackle Jake Zobel's Calatagans.
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    Youth Of Jugoslavia Favour Democracy
    55 1 Belgrade. Apr. 23. Ten thousand young Jugoslavs, representing University organisations and all shades of party opinion, attended a meeting at Belgrade University where a resolution, m favour of democracy and appealing to the Government not to cover secret adhesion to the aggressor with a cloak
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    RIVAL CAMPS RALLY SUPPORTERS
    547 1 Cabinet To Discuss Conscription Today FRENCH PRESSURE London, Apr. 23. THE heat of the political fires which seem likely to change the fac« of Europe anew not necessarily m the territorial sense if the democracies have their way shows no sign of cooling off. Realisation of
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    Reich Attacks "Lying Press"
    44 1 Berlin. Apr. 23. J^R. GOEBBELS today ordered a monster press campaign against "the lying democratic press which is driving the world to war." The campaign is particularly directed against Britain. German newspapers demand the democracies to censor their press. Reuter
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    Axis Looks To Yugoslavia As Next Member
    282 1 Venice, (Italy), Apr. 23. YUGOSLAVIA'S joining of the Anti-Comintern Pact and departure from the League of Nations, coincidently with the signing of a Budapest-Belgrade non-aggression pact, is confidently expected m Italy. A communique issued after the meeting between the Italian Foreign Minister, Count
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    Will Rumania Buy British?
    213 1 MISSION LEAVES London, Apr. 23. THE British Trade Mission to Rumania left London yesterday The leader of the delegation, Sir Frederick Leith Ross, was already m Brussels, where on Friday he had an opportunity of a talk with the Rumanian Foreign Minister, M. Oafenrw who. after
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    Poland Still On The Alert
    92 1 Warsaw, Apr. 2&. THERE is no relaxation ot the partial mobilisation m Poland which is estimated to be costing the country more than £40,000 a day The Danzig population is expecting an early change m its status, but public opinion m Poland is utterly unprepared
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    M. GAFENCU ARRIVES IN BRITAIN
    80 1 Met By Polish And Turkish Envoys London, Apr. 23. THE Rumanian Foreign Minister, M. Gafencu after talks m Paris last night and at Le Touquet this morning, arrived at Victoria at 5.20 p.m. accompanied by M. Tilea, Rumanian Minister m I^ondon, who met him at
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    Perth Completes Rome Term
    111 1 London, Apr. 23. I ORD Perth, who is giving up his 1-1 post a* British Ambassador m Rome has made his farewell call on Signor Mussolini. The Italian Foreign Minister, Count Ciano. was present at the interview. It is known the Ambassador was charged with no
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    British Ambassador Returns To Berlin
    37 1 London, Apr. 23. THE Pres3 Association understands Sir Nevile Henderson, British Ambassador to Germany, who was recalled after the collapse of Czecho-Slovakia. left London on his return to Berlin this afternoon. Reuter
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    Where Chinese Weakness Lies
    34 2 (h: m ftpCl '1., X i i that m the mil. tlon brI and Ji military In thcfti :>hic- the milil v three I i aritv ol Chinese Central News
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    28 2 !S PIC: Ghazi of Iy monarch m the lo fly hi nse!f. uxis taken two c his recent death. It icas at t h .c aerodrome m Bagdad.
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    BRITISH AMBASSADOR SEES CHIANG
    232 2 Long Conference Occurs In Chinese Capital THE TIDE~OF WAR Chungking, Apr. 23. THE British Ambassador to China, Sir Archibald ClarkKerr, had a long conference with Gen. Chiang- Kai-shek m Chungking yesterday. The British diplomat will confer with other Chinese officials, including Dr. Wang Chung Hui, the
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    26 2 ..i\' tf over 4)0 Belgian and D ed L last wdt Here they are admiring tap, guard on sentry duty during their Visit to Windsor Castle.
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    PALESTINE DRIVES OUT REFUGEES
    89 2 Unfortunates Found In Grcnge Groves Haifa, Apr. 23. X JEWISH STRIKE vma I mcd n; ut iht 3 city tor.'. a pretext as^ir.st the author. ordering to an r^o steamen arrived wirh r v .\.::;r I rants. Protest den n and Telawv. Dr. Herzo^. Chief Rabbi
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    Last Week's Trends On Money Market
    105 2 London. Apr. El On the Money Market, seme scarcity of funds available foe overnight loans has been noticeable most of the week, but. Latterly, supplies have been mere plentiful. With the international tension less i acute and an increasing: application for Treasury bills, discount
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    Chungking-Rangoon Airline Spadework
    65 2 Hemming. Apr. £L Tins test flight on the pro-j-ctcd CliungLiiig -Rangoon air route vvas declared mccesaful, following the .inrwal of Mr. P. Y. Waag t mana^inq director o-f the- Sino- American Cbina National Avtauion Corporation. rf plane at Rangoon on Thursday to complete arrangements with Imperial Airways
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    Three Small Siamese Warships Here
    124 2 f\S a cruise from Singora, SoTith v Siam, to PukcL. on the west coast of South Siam near the Kra Isthmus, a Siamese dectrcyer and two torpedo beats arrived at Singapore yesterday momin? and anchored m the Outer Roatf3. They &re expected to conrinue their
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    Shanghai Chinese Cable Washington
    92 2 Hong Koa^, Apr. ZZ, OHANGHAI Chinese public organisation today cabled to the United States Senate and House Foreign Affairs Committees, urging that effective measures be taken to prevent the export of military supplies, oil. cotton and scrap iron to Japan. They also t c legruphed Senator
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    China Again Seeks Foreign Investments
    237 2 Chu. i Apr. 23, V'KAT the nev China Hen r. opportunities was MKTted today oy LV. PraUD Dtieetoi ol the Goner.il An airs Department of the Communication*^ Mimicry "Investon o; bur right and vtrira could link, their fortunes with trie growth of the DN China,"
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    Africa Drama At Royal
    66 2 A hunt lor diamonds m Africa and a murder mystery form the story o£ "Wings Over Africa." a United Artists film which opened at the Theatre Royal, North Bridge Road, yesterday. The Him drags, but is interesting. Joan Gardner, lan Colin, James Harrtrort and Jame3 Carew
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    KING'S £40,000 FOR HOSPITAL
    89 2 (From Our Own Correspondent > RjJfrXkok. A^r. 22. IT Is announced that King Ananda 1 has grven t*cals 100.000 for an exten,?k>n of the hospital that he start 3 d lome time ago at Lopteuri with a gift o:' fees. SCO COO. Thto makes a total
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    New Guinea Front Door To Australia
    86 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sydney, A;ir. 21. ti/V^'E of Australia** frontiers is New Guinea; those who N( w Guinea fcc.c; Australia."' This was by the ter for F I Affal Mr. Hughes, today. He was adcu sing memb rs of the Kew Guinea Mm
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    Sport & Politics At Alhambra
    112 2 Sport Politics At Alhambra American politics and collie footbail become riotously mixed m "Hold That Co-Ed." the hilarious new IV. m at the AlhairibrsL There Ls some splendid c.inedy provided chiefly by Joan DavU. aa a "campus cutie" who finally gets m the football team and wini it^ mest sensational
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    Penang Hastens A.R.P. Preparations
    96 2 Penan?, with a Later start thin Singnpore. is not to be ontdbne 111 A.R-P. work. Within a month of the appointment of its Regional Inspector of A R.P. erf Mr. H. Ha& 500 air raid wardens have enrolled and then? are already sufficient volunteer 3 for
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    Youth's Killer Still At Large
    106 2 Late last night, no arrest had been ff^de by the police m connection with the murder o! a young Chinese apprentice tailor, Let Liv Chen, who was 1 brutally ha. ::c d to death with a chop- per m a tailor's shop m Pa;.oda Street.
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    U.S. Scepticism About 'Armed Armistice'
    259 2 U.S. Scepticism About 'Armed Armistice' uf war I T :i I venticn federation i I started a conferen.- I militar. armament i he i eel by th I "balanc world r f I comp tit I I ft gran:- I I by i* I I for a v I f
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    Cathedral Wedding
    44 3 Cathedral Wedding picture. R1 \I*OV son of Mr. and Ml* J. K. A. Watson, of -on-Tyne, and A rift&rt Superintendent Engineer of iip Co., alter his marriage on Saturday to Miss Doreen Mr and Mrs. PaasMaa, of West Hartlepool, Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore. Free Press
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    Synthetic Rubber Not Serious Competitor ?
    1147 3 Synthetic Rubber Not Serious Competitor R.R.I. DIRECTOR'S VIEW (From Our Own Correspondent) TIU Ixmdon, Apr. 15. tope and varied nature of the scientific and tital problems connected with the rubber-growing rfrj were emphasised by Mr. H. J. Page, director Robber Research Institute of Malaya, m a lecture ft* Planters 1
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    CITY WORKERS OPPOSE SUGGESTED PARKING BAN
    338 3 CITY WORKERS OPPOSE SUGGESTED PARKING BAN Request By Unofficials At Today's Council NEED FOR "LONG-RANGE" POLICY JHE urgency ror finding a long-range solution to the city s parking problem is likely to be heightened by the increase m the number of prohibited parking areas m the city provided m an
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    Aberdonians' Big Part In Guthries
    185 3 Aberdonians' Big Part In Guthries COMMENTS BY SIR JOHN HAY (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Apr. 15. A REMARKABLE statement con- cerning the part played by Acerdonians m the development and present administration of Guthrie and Co., Ltd. was made by Sir John Hay, London managing director of the firm,
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    RICE SHORTAGE FEARED IN PHILIPPINES
    140 3 ■Manila, Apr. 23. QWING to a probable shortage m the vr local supply of rice, the Philippines will import quantities of the cereal from the United States this year. President Manuel L. Quezon has given his approval to the forthcoming purchases, which will be made
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    Law Notice For The Day
    80 3 Law Notice For The Day Before Mr. Justice Pcdlow m 2nd Court at 11 a.m. S Chambers No. 751 m Suit 1068/32. S/Chambers Nos. 450 and 614 of 1938 m Suit 366/37. At 2.15 p.m. Miscellaneous Application No. 2 39— A. Chelliah vs. Yellow Top Co. Before Mr. Justice Manning
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    Programme Of S.V.C. Drills
    265 3 THE Singapore Volunteer Corps pro- gramme of drills up to and for the week ending Apr. 30 is as follows: Today: 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, S.R.A. (v>, gun drill; 5.30 p.m. Headquarters, S.R.E. (v), construction of obstacles; 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. S.F.C.R.E. (v) (Malay Section>, drill; S.V.F.A., first
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    32 3 Richard Lumley, elder son ot Sir Cecil Hurst, vice-president of the Permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague, and Lady Barbara Lindsay, youngest daughter of the Earl of Crawford, are engaged.
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    What Did The Admiral Say?
    139 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Apr. 16. RETAILS of an interesting naval event have reached London from Tangier.. The scene of the occurrence was the P. and O. liner Comorin, familiar to thousands of Malayans, which was anchored at the port. Passengers leaning over the
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    Siam's Position In World War
    126 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Apr. 22. I IKE the rest of the world, Siam is impressed by the probability of a world war, and now the question is being discussed m the Press as to which side Siam would take. Unquestionably Siam would like
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    News In Brief
    377 3 A LL Royal Air Force Volunteer Re- serve pilots enrolled m Malaya under the scheme recently announced will on entry be given commissioned rank on probation, it is stated officially. They will not be enrolled as non-commissioned officer pilots as formerly announced. "DOTH our principal industries have
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    MALAY PADI PLANTERS WANT HELP
    506 3 MALAY PADI PLANTERS WANT HELP Government Bank Suggested IN this time of trouble brewing m Central Europe, the Malayan Government is making all the necessary precautions, especially on the food problem, comments the vernacular newspaper Lembaga Malaya m an editorial article. In the past, continues the newspaper, we have often
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    RISE IN EXPORTS OF PINEAPPLES
    96 3 During the week ending Apr 15 exports from Malayan ports amounted to 48,091 cises. of which: 31.305 (65 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom; 5 080 (11 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe 500 (1 per cent.) cases to Canada; and
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    Magistrate & Issue Of Warrant
    66 3 Magistrate Issue Of Warrant (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 23. IN connection with the warrant of arrest, reported as having bsen issued on E. S. Dunn, a European, lor failing to attend court m answer to a judgment debtor summons Che Abdul Malek, second magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, points
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    BIG ENGAGEMENT NEAR WUNING
    209 4 Changsa Advance May Be Next Step MUCH AERIAL ACTIVITY Shanghai, Apr. 23. SEVERE fighting continues m the vicinity of Wuning m North Kian^si, according to the latest Chinese despatches, m which the morale of the Chinese troops is described as excellent. The engagement is important, as
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    Early Conclusion To Anglo-Soviet Talks
    42 4 Early Conclusion To Anglo -Soviet Talks Moscow. Apr. Tlu Soviet Ambassador to London, Malsky, haj reported on the British views to the Soviet Government Mid plans to return to London tomorrow. This indicates that the Anglo-Soviet 'liations are nearing a conclusion Reuter
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    New French Naval Base Planned
    58 4 P;iris, Apr. *3. /CONSTRUCTION of a new naval base i Port M It, west of Ornn. is i shadowed m one of a series of decrees just Issued idi xxlying yesterday's cabinet decision ■>. Tl.l' decrc3 empowers the Government to acouire the necessary land iind
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    Paris Is Watching Venice Talks
    70 4 Paris. Apr. 23. •"TALKS between Italian and Jugoslav diplomats m Venice are be n:> lu-d here p«s a phase m the stru^sle on the part of the Axis powers to prevent consolidation of the anti-a^Rressicn bloc. Le Temps m an editorial points to the danger
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    Italian Naval Visit To Dunfovnik
    35 4 Belgrade, Apr. 23. It is reported from Dunfovnik that a squadron of the Italian fleet is now m Albanian waters on a visit to that port sometime this week Reuter
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    Britain's Cheerio To World Fair
    74 4 London, Apr. 23. A MESSAGE from the Foreiga Secretary. Lord Halifax, will oe broadcast at the conclusion of a programme entitled "Calling New York" which is to be relayed by 342 stations m the United States as well as stations m Central and South America.
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    Six Lifeboatmen Perish Off Tynemouth
    51 4 London, Apr. 23. Disaster befell the Cullercoats motor lifeboat. When making a trial trip off Tynemouth it overturned m the breakers within sight of the shore. A strong wind and high sea hampered rescue operations and of her crew of ten six were drowned and
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    Local Exchange Rates
    232 4 APK. 22, 1939: SELLING London T.T. 2 3 23 3? London demand 2,3 23 3*J Lyons demand 2J38 Switzerland demand 240 Hamburg demand li&% New York demand 54 Montreal demand 54 3 1G Batavia demand 101% Samarang demand 101?* Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon demand 154 3 Madras
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    30 4 ITALIA V MILITARY CADETS m National Competition. Cadets from a military officers school c'imhins: out of a trench during an obstacle race during the National Military competitions held m Milan.
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    Portuguese Escort Vessel's Visit
    138 4 THE PORTUGUESE escort vessel Goncalves Zarco is expected to arrive at Singapore today and anchor m the man-of-war anchorage, Singapore Roads. Goncalves Zarco will fire the national sa lut? of 21 guns on anchoring. The salute will be returned gun for gun by the military battery
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    Whitehall's "Test" Of S. Africa
    87 4 Ber'in, Apr. t/L THE allegation is made here that 1 General Smuts Btnt polict to South East Africa because he expected war lo break out en Apr. 16. over the German-Polish question. A writer m the Rvnburg Fren^dcnblatt, Dr. Halfield, says he has reason to
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    A Railway Feat
    112 4 London, Apr. 23. A SECTION of the London tube be- tween Moargate m the city and Finbury Park, north London suburb, was closed soon after ths lunch hour today until early on Monday morning to permit the London passenger transport board to carry out one of the
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    Rubber Unchanged, Tin Firm Last Week
    323 4 AMERICA BUYING AGAIN? THERE has been very little change m the value of 1 rubber throughout the week, states S. E. Levy and Co.'s weekly review. The figure of 50,200 tons reported as that cf American consumption m March was higher than was expected
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    Sea Attack On Foochow Feared
    85 4 Peipteg, Apr. 23. FOREIGN reports from Focchow in- dicate that there is fear that the Japanese may shortly attack the city from the sea and try to make a landing Lately the city h?.s been subjected to many bombing raids from aircraftcarrier bases. Three raids
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    Spain To Concentrate On Reconstruction
    60 4 Bunjos, Apr. !3. R RTS conccrnin 8 tn e debarkation of foreign troops on Spanish scil are vulgar lies, as also m the ne\vs. renting Gibraltar and Tangier, which is quoted with perverse intention" says an official statement. Spain is firmly resolved to devote herself
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    Hamburg Depends On British Coal
    112 4 Hamburg. The extent to which Hamburg's prosper ty dependa en British coal is emphasised m the annual report or the Hamburg Union oi Briton Coal Importers. Tne report states that onerilth of Hamburg's imports are British cjal. The imports of coal from Brit tin rooe
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    132 4 APR. 22, 1939: 12 O'CLOCK NOON No. IX R.S.S. Spat Joose. 27?'™ No. IX R.S.S. FOB. m case* April 27^4 27*: GFAQ. R.S.B. FOB. In bales April 27 3 lfi 97 k i« P. AQ. K.SS P. 0.8. to 516 bales April 26 15 16
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    The Garrison In Its Own Defence
    683 4 The Garrison In Its Own Defence "BLACK SHEEP" CHARGES THE FREE PRESS has received several letters from soldiers serving m Singapore replying to the recent comments m the United Services Review on the "black sheep" of the Army. Some of these letters were not accompanied by a name or address
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    Another Angle
    124 4 To the Editor of the Free Press Sir.— Re your report on the black sheep of the Services, I am a Married man with two children and a wife m England: also there are more men m the same predicament as myselt. We joined His Majesty's forces on
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    Annabella A Bride Today
    29 4 Hollywood, pr h QOUGLAS FAIRBANKS married Mrs. Mary v, ling, of Hartford, today Tyrone Power is to m arry French film M^ lmm tomorrow.- Reuter
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    War Powers Of India's Governor
    84 4 Lomi i |N accordance with plan some weeks ago, Lord fctla* move the second readini o! the ft* and Burma mi.,. ments bill m the Hr Tuesday. The purpose of the certain defects which have appeir m the working of the the amendments m no
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    Last Year's Cable Achievement
    135 4 JUST a year after th< m c the Empire Bat rat Cable and Wiieless Ltd have special number of The Zod company's .staff Jour the story of the n up to the scheme. The publication, winch l< an able record of thr f mcm reduced Empire
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    From London To Singapore By Speedboat
    312 5 From London To Singapore By Speedboat AIRMAN IN SEARCH OF ADVENTURE 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Apr. 15. QINTGAPORE la one of the ports of call on the schedule of a 14.700 miles speed-boat journey to be made by Mr. Richard Beaumont. 23-year-old airman, son of La Dame de Sark,
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    Young Chess Champion
    28 5 London, \or. 11. rh« 20-year-old Estonian, Paul Keres youngest competitor repeated his moot 19:i7 and won the Margate International rhe.s.s tournament with T l points.
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    Homeless Jews Fling Away Passports
    230 5 Homeless Jews Fling Away Passports Haifa. Apr. 15. DI OIGHINCi through the same Haters as the spring cruise liners 1200 Jews m two little tramp steamers are now m the second month of their search for a home on the Mediterranean. The ship.s are the Rumanian Sandu and the Greek
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1939. Russia & The Far East
    624 6 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1939. Russia The Far East MANY people seem to have for- gotten that Russia is as much an Asiatic as a European Power and they are consequently surprised to find the present AngloSoviet talks held up by Moscow's desire to include the Far
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    Isolationist Policy Is Dangerous To U.S.
    1077 6  -  JAMES ROOSEVELT fHE world situation and the problems of ntutrtUty co-operation facing the Lnited States ui>- eldest son of President Roosevelt m a letter written to Mr. I, .<. Wheeler, general manager of the Xorth American \>- who has requested permission to publish.it. Mr.
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    A.R.P. TRENCHES FOR SINGAPORE
    421 7 A .R.P. TRENCHES FOR SINGAPORE Hints To Householders Who "Dig-In" THOUSANDS OF PAMPHLETS FOR DISTRIBUTION CIMPLE trench construction for the protection of local hoiiseholckrs is described m a pamphlet which the Straits Settlements A.R.P. Department is publishing. The pamphlet contains diagrams showing trenches which anyone can construct himself, with material
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    51 7 picture. nbors of the newly-formed Centre Int ?llectuel storing to a lecture m French on "Mes Poemes l \twi<\ chief constructor at the Naval Base, m 1( »i CoiifVlatc-Gcnerml. On the extreme left is Lady hief Justice, and third from right, m front row i infhan. Director of Kducation. Free
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    Singapore Chinese Plan To Leave City In War
    173 7 WOULD GO UPCOUNTRY m Europe, many Singapore Chinese upcountry towns. At the first hostilities m which Great Britain is take with them their families and my as possible and stay m the iy not oe s Singapore. rst bomdoring war n st
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    Demand For Stenographers In Singapore
    187 7 Demand For Stenographers In Singapore DEUABLE ihorthftnd-tarplsti are In such demand In Singapore that they are sure of finding employment. This If the experience of the employment bureau of the Education Department, v:hich can barely find enough quarried boys to fill vacancies. Shorthand-typists of a sort are available, but they
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    Motorcycle Corps For A.R.P.
    52 7 A small motorcycle corps is to be formed by the Singapore A.R.P. Department. "We should like about GO civilian motor-cyclists to begin with/ Mi. Edwin Tongue, Director of A.R.P., told a Free Press reporter. "Men who own machines and volunteer for messenger services m an emergency
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    Expert Advice On Home Food Storage
    247 7 Expert Advice On Home Food Storage SPECIAL DIETS FOR CHILDREN U/HEKE THERE ARE yoim* children m a family the wisdom of laying m a home food store for use m a national emergency, as advocated by the Singapore Free Press, should make a special appeal, writes a special correspondent. For
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    ENDING ASIATIC STAFFS' INFERIORITY COMPLEX
    536 7 <From Our Own Correspondent > Kua'a Lumpur, Apr. 23. ESTABLISHMENT of a central proJL- vident fund would do much to remove the inferiority complex from which they suffered, declared Mr. S. M. Sarma. newly-elected chairman of All Malayan Estate Asiatic Staffs' Association at the annual
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    JOHORE PLANTERS' CAMPAIGN
    119 7 Passages Leave Pay Wanted S THERE are men going from Job to job In this country without a prospect of getting home," said Mr. H. G. C. Bailey, presiding at the halfyearly tiffin of the South Johore branch of the Incorporated Society of Planters, at Seletar Grange
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    Mr. Noel Trotter Leaves £239,764
    254 7 Mr. Noel Trotter Leaves £239,764 HIS BEQUEST TO COLONY BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (From Our Own Correspondent) London, A or. 15 A BEQUEST of £1,000 to the Straits Settlements Benevolent Society is amongst the many legacies mentioned m the will of the late Mr. Henry Blackall Noel Courtlandt Trotter, Posimaster-General of the
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    Roosevelt Junior In England
    176 8 London, Apr. 14. JAMES ROOSEVELT, eldest son of the United States President, Franklin D. Rcosevelt, sat m his cabin m the Queen Mary and, toying with his yellow tortoise-shell glasses, talked for half an hour this evening about everything except politics, and nearly missed the boat
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    No Honour Among Thieves
    127 8 New York. Apr. 13. JOHNNY TORRIO. gangster "tutor 1 ot Al Capone and last of America's "big shots." was sentenced to two and a half years' imprisonment m New York today for income tax evasion. After he has served his sentence Torrio will be placed on
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    UNIONISTS ON WARTIME LABOUR
    217 8 Reconciliation Of Views Proves Difficult GUARANTEES WANTED London, Apr. 15. TRADE union leaders, although they are anxious to co-operate m voluntary national service, are having some difficulty m reconciling their views on the organisation of labour m war time. This problem is now being discussed between
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    17 8 EMERGENCY CABINET MEETING Lord Halifax and Sir Samuel Hoare m earnest conversation, as they left No. 10.
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    Jan Masaryk To Live In London
    142 8 London, Apr. 15. DACK m London again after lectur- ing m the United States, M. Jan Masaryk. son of the founder of the Czecho-Slovak Republic and former Czech Minister here.^hopes to enjoy "a quiet life as a private person. M. Masaryk— one of the
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    World Fair May Open Unfinished
    133 8 New York, Apr. 14. HPEN thousand skilled men are new working day and night m a lastminute eiYoit to have the New York Fair completely ready by the opening date, Apr. 30. Strikes and labour shortage have caused work on buildings at the fair to
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    Germany's 40,000 Battleship
    116 8 London. Apr. 11. MEWS that Germany is building a 11 40.000-ton battleship has been made public by Italy against Germany's wishes. The information was given to the Italian Government and to the other Powers which agreed to naval limitation of size two months ago. It was at
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    London-Cairo Air Company
    95 8 London -Cairo Air Company Cairo, Apr. 14. AN arrangement has been made between the Egyptian Government and the British Government through Imperial Airways for the creation ot a new company to be called Egyptian Air Lines, to provide a bi-weekly service between London and Cairo. The initial capital is £100.000
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    Magician's Feats
    116 8 DROFESSOR MARVELLY, who re- cently arrived from Java and gave a performance m the Dutch Club a few days ago, repeated his performance m the German Club before an appreciative audience. They were startled by his conjuring tricks and especially by the second part of his programme, a
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    Rush To Marry
    54 8 London, Apr. 12. OECORD marriage ngures are ex- pected during the next few weeks Because of the crisis hundreds of English couples are hurrying on their wedding plans. In addition, many people are putting up banns or applying for marriage licences so that they could marry Immediately
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      521 8 CLASSIFIED AD DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH JONES— At Penanß Maternity Hospital, on Apr. 17, 1939. to Ricky Jones wife of Dr. Gwyn Jones. Kulim. Kedah, a daughter. Both well. TENDERS. L SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tenders. Tenders are now invited lor the following materials or services. For particulars see Municipal Tenders Room: Supply
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      375 8 SINGAPORE HARBOUR The following ships ire alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected to arrive: 1 J>t Wharf. Entrance Gate 1: Exit 1 Nord. Anhui 22. Sheers Wharf, Entrance Gate 1: Exit 1 H. M. S. Herald 19. Main Wharf, Entrance Gate 2; Exit 3: Benalder 18. Hopecruwn 16.
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      414 8 RADIO PROGRAMMES i SINGAPORE TODAY ZHL 225 metres ZHP 30.06 metres, p.m. 5.00 Lagu lfelayu.l (Malay*. 5.30 Cantonese dramas. 1 6.10 Children's programmed (GantOQe t). 6.30 Cantonese selections from "Hong T_o v Mong. 6.50 Cantonese orchestral recital. J -7.00 Children's programme. < English > 7.15 Time, weather, news and announcements
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    GOOD FINISH IN ANNIVERSARY CUP
    1082 11 g om bus Wins Narrowly In vjoo a I line SPERANJA EQUALS RECORD finish to the Anniversary Cup, longs at Rukit Timah, on Saturday Singapore Turf Club's summer (Governor's Bombus, owned by Mr. Lee Nam, of was run under good ground conditions, returned was 1
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    40 11 ANOTHER CLOSE FINISH AT BTKIT TIM AH ON SATURDAY WAS THIS, IN THE THITID RACE. IN WHICH jrWABTEBl bclftl Rcaudekin b> short head, with Calvados third and Squeeze fourth. Trainer, Tur'ey thus secured the first three places. Free I"re;s picture.
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    Sabapathy Scores 105 Against Chinese
    435 11 LJITT1NG eleven fours and two sixes, V. R. Sabapathy 1 scored 105 not out against the Chinese on Hong Lim Green yesterday. Sabapathy gave chances, but his was a fine display of hitting. The Oyloncse won with the great- j est of ease, for they
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    Malays Defeat Nval Base
    209 11 THE MALAYS had an easy victory 1 qVer the Naval Base at Bal?stier >cst-rday. replying to the Naval Base's score of 69 within 102 ior eight wickets. Scores:— NAVAL BASE u.-Cum. Barclay c shufie b Husseinsafc 0 Tyo c Ismail Jabbar b Aman Patch.... 0 Booth
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    Rugby League
    64 11 Castleford 16; Bradford 5. Foatherstone 8; Batley 5. Dewsbery 8; Brouehton 21. Hull 11; Old ham 5 Reighley 11; Bromley 3 Leeds 8; Hull K.R. 12. Liverpool 18; Leigh 0. Rochdale vs. Huddersfield not playea. Salford 31; Halifax 13. St. Helens R. 17; York 10. Swinton 16; Hunslet
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    Clyde Scottish Cup Winners
    133 11 Har.ipden Park, Apr g& QNE hundred ihcusar.d people w gathered here today In cold but sun.iv weather to see the Scottish soccer cup final, in which Clyde beat Motherwell by four gouls to nil. Motherwell started with the wind to their advantage and Ifiaibia soon tested
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    EVERTON GO DOWN TO CHARLTON
    1732 12 Leicester Likely To Be Relegated PORTSMOUTH LOSE 0-1 London, Apr. 23. ATTENDANCE at yesterday's football matches was the smallest m the aggregate for the season. However, 40,000 spectators saw Chariton beat Everton 2 l. Chariton scored straight from the start and they deserved their win.
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    22 12 picture. BOMBVS (Dodd up) winner or the Anniversary Cuu at Bukit Timah on Saturday, being led m after his victory. Free Press
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    P. I. Visitors Beat Chinese
    228 12 Basketball A superb backhand pass by Penaloza, of the Philippine basketball team, which resulted m a score, was the highlight of the game against the Kong Siong side at the Happy World Stadium last night. The Philippines beat their opponents by 35 points to 25.
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    S.R.C. II Defeat C.S.C. II
    264 12 THE S.R.C. second team yesterday defeated the second team of the: CSC. by six wickets In a game of crickpt on the C.S.S. ground. The Ceylonase after a knock for i more than two hours, declared at 88 runs for the loss of eight wickets,
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    Loyals Top Of League
    70 12 DEATING the S.C.C. by four goals to nil at the Stadium on Saturday m the first division of the league, the LoyrLs are now level with the Sappers, I teh having nine points. The Loyals go on top. however, because of a slightly better goal average.
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    S.C.C. Opening Batsmen
    32 12 picture. THE S.C.C drew with the A.P.C. m a cricket match played on .Saturday on the parkins. Here are Knight (left) and Staunton the S.C.C. opening pair Free Press
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    Last Two Men Add 55 Runs
    335 12 Last Two Men Add 55 Runs SURPRISE PADANG RESULTS THERE was a surprise result on the padang yesterday when the first match m the S.C.C. tournament was played between the Etceteras and the Public Services. Thanks largely to a partnership for 55 between Ward and Potter, the Public Services won
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    18 12 picture. THIS is Quisana (Dodd up), winner of ihe second race at Bukit Timah on Saturday Free Press
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    Clarke Gets 50 For S.R.C.
    211 12 THE S.R.C. trounced the Singapore Association by five wickets m their game of cricket on the padang yesterday. For the S.R.C. Clarke was undefeated with 50. Scores: TEACHERS' ASSN. B. Dudley b Thoy 7 Gan Kee Tian c Clarke b Al'v'is I 3 V. Paramsothy
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    S.K. Sundrum Retires At 144
    129 12 S .K. Sundrum Retires At 144 CEYLONESE Win FROM V.M.C.A. retired m n V.M.C.A. on B won easily, by 17 B. Dudley b K. Thllllan P. Retnasab b Lyne Dr. WoodhaU b'i s. K. Sundram 1 A L ac l urai l b Mohidoen K. Kanagareti Total (6 wWe Bowllnf:
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    Football Starts In Johore Bahru
    174 12 (From Our Own Com Johore Balm, Apr 0 A LARGE CROWD the Johore Bahru I season yesterday on the Lstana when the Customs met and the Prisons by lout After leading 2- I Prisons were prominent tacks on the resumption, but unlucky. Erratic shootlo of
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    R.S.G.C. Women's Spring Cup
    127 12 Following is the rround of the R.S.G C. W Cl Mrs. S. E. Dods bet Mrs. R. W. Cowen bei linga 1 up. Mrs. K. A. Jacknui Elder 6 and 4. 0 V Mrs. A. F. Humer bed MrAllen W.O. a C Mrs. R. Wakeford beat
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