The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 June 1931

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 13,872. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1931. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    471 1 The Times says the moratorium means Gtrmary will be relieved of an external debt of £75,000.000 Page 11. Mr. Wiley Post, with Mr. Harold Gatty. set up a new record for crossing the Atlantic by dcing it in 15 hours 48 mins. Page 11. A sensation was
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    THE BAD OLD DAYS 4
    1826 1 Thj other event that remains in my memory was a super night attack! It was also the last, lor after it was over and don° with night attacks were frowned upon. And no wonder Listen! The annual manoeuvres of the Garrison were taking place. What
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      210 1 I OBTAINABLE AT ALL DINfl PROVISION STORES RAFFLES HOTEL I KXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE WITH MODERN SANITATION I THIS EVENING 6.30. I TEA DANCE j 'grYll'room I SPECIAL DISH TO-NIGHT BRAISED AYLESBURY DUCKLING J j? SUGAR PEAS. ROAST I»OTATOES $1-75. J I SATURDAY, JUNE 27th I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE 1 •ATRCNS
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      183 1 EBROEE#HOTEL[ j I "Renowned by Recommendation" j j jn Finest Cuisine. Best Wines and Spirits, etc. at J (P THE LOWEST HOTEL PRICES. g TO-NIGHT MUSIC ON THE VERANDAH from 7.45 p.m. to |j S 8.30 p.m. AND DURING DINNER. g i| MUSIC DURING TIFFIN EVERY DAY. S| CONCERT EVERY
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      123 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS A new Chrysler Six Page 7. Insure with the Ocean Page 20. Sang-cre conquer^ anaemia Page 6. You can depend on a Willard battery —Page 3. Echigoya's summer sale commences Monday —Page 3. Reliable secondhand pianos at Robiruon Piano Co.-Paue 1. s for" i THE LINEN CHEST 5
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      8 1 \mHmmami IJL?iS^J OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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      200 2 DESTROYS ALL INSECTS Non-poisonous, Non -explosive, Non-staining. BUT very effective. Mae per tin $1.10 and $1.95. KIDS Continuous Sprayer $2.00 each. MKDtCAL HALL LTD. Ouposlt* G P O Singapore SERVICE— €H AIJTY- PRICE ECONOMY Rapid Service j Excellent Cuisine j Charming Surroundings j These Three Features of the j [CAPITOL
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      234 2 HUNGARY'S GREATEST VIOLINIST SZIGETI TO-DAY A WORLD SENSATION. RECENT ENGLISH PRESS, *****0. Times. He played with a touch of the diablerie which one imagines must have been Paganini's secret. Daily Telegraph. A more brilliant performance than this it would be hard to imagine. Liverpool Post and Mercury. Ke is one
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      167 2 NEXT WEEK'S THE WEEK! 1 WHOOPEE I i j LJHfcll^\^ TELEPHONE" N2 6909 ~5^C-3§ E" TO-NIGHT I 5.15 AND 9.15 1 ifi Matirvecs I Iff i 10-Morrow Sunday at 3 p.m. 1 IT'S JUST ARRIVED 1 |No heralding No advance 1 Hi /l/^l'll IC BUT HERE It IS CONFIDENTLY 1
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      185 2 THE WEEK Friday, 2Cth. High Water, 91.11, M ft.. i9.ur> 8.4 n FJcaratng Justices meeting LMS p.m Municipal Commission 2 .15 p.m. Football Div. I. SRC vs. R.A.F.. at Stadium; Div. 11. Ho Hong vs 5.H.8.. at 5.H.8.; Medical College vs Post Office, at Jalan Bear Oricket: S.C.C. Tournament PS.
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    MODERN GIRL IN ILLSTARRED MARRIAGE
    945 3 "LAMENTABLE C4SE" Pil it Husband and Honeymoon Scenes All gvtions that B former squadron lead r hB V: Rival Air Fore? threatened to shoot his wjfe the second night after their Marriage and attempted to strangle her on tlv> third .°na :ovrih nights were made
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    MR. A. J. THORNTON DEAD
    46 3 London. June 16. The death has occurred of the cricketer. A J. Thornton. Mr. Thornton played for Winchester. Sussex and Kent. He was 75 years of age. Former Austrian Archduke Claims Right to Throne Headline. One of the Perhapsburgs. —Arkansas Gazette.
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    FIGHT FOR BUSINESS IN THE ARGENTINE
    592 3 FIGHT FOR BUSINESS IN THE ARGENTINE BRITISH CHANCES j Impressions from Car Trade j Point of View Southampton. May 26. j Two young Englishmen who are known i throughout the BritLsh motorcar industry as j the "Rootes Brothers" met at Southampton j Dock to-dav. One was Mr. R. C. Root?s.
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    SHORT-WAVE TELEPHONY
    425 3 Demonstration of British Invention Paris. May 21. A demonstration of an improved system of •bort-wttve telephony, deviaed by Mr a. h. Reeves, an English engineer, WM given to-day at Trappes. 20 miles outside Paris, by the Materiel Telephcnique Company before British, rench and German post.d officials. It is
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      311 3 .j i Cheap, Really Cheap I Well, Let us go i to ECHIGOYA'S i SUMMER SALE i (•> (ommencing Monday, 29th, to Saturday, Hh July. days only. 2U f/ f Disoomil on every article sold. Tel. 6312. 54-56 Middle Road. I <? J^Al Tkreod-Rubbmr tntulalton unltet »V» SVRIm r/»rfri, o
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      469 3 I Estate Trust Agencies BRANCHES: S 21, First Cross Street MALACCA. J 2 11, Light Street PKNANG. J g 14, Klyne Street KUALA LVMPUR. uj 1 LC if- I 71 ir lf I W Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. jjj W Act as Trustees, Administrators,
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    DEMURE BRIDES
    86 4 i THERE is a very subdued note i in bride fashions now. The bride should look as demure as a nun on entering the church, with the veil well over the face, the frock cut on classic lines and covering arms and neck, 1 little or no jewellery
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    Scent Shaking by Mayfair
    825 4 Scent Shaking by Mayfair Party at a Bond Street Hairdresser's London. A number of interesting and historic letters are to be sold in London on June 8. Amon^ th«n is one from Abraham Lincoln to the Hon. H. T. Raymond <one of the founder of the New York Times) m
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    moods & modes of eve
    1750 4 moods modes of eve FOR evening wear, black still maintains its popularity. In many cases black is unrelieved by any colour, but a white flower may be worn (writes our woman correspondent). Black materials are of a wide range, the most favoured being satin, crepe romain and lace; black georgette
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    Face Massage at Home
    602 4  -  Josif Ginsburg, M.D. By posits of fatty tissue. Furthermore, massage relaxes and rests a (woman, especially after a strenuous afternoon of shopping and before the taxing dinner party lor which she may not feel ready. Possessing all these qualities, massage will not only improve the complexion
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    SWIMMING SUITS
    67 4 I I j JHE latest swimming „l it, now being knitted by >, tnd The lower part of Ul J should be dark, the U p; p white or a pale pastel shade w the whole finished by a brtoS belt. Badges, initials, or popular nautical crossed nae.
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    Tragedy In a Paris Cafe
    674 4 Tragedy In a Paris Cafe A Wrong thai uas Righted BY GEORGE (I i u (Free Press Special Corn- > TTHE Russian and Polish exiLs i J usually are pre-eminentl: lbJd Recently, however, an !X-Offl c Imperial Body Gu:;rd. bavt by the wife of a Polish dealer n cucumbers and
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    THE NEW CHICAGO
    587 5 THE NEW CHICAGO Cermak Restores Order out of Chaos Chicago. LED by a former Illinois mine boy who was fired from seeking a rise in wages, this city has gone back to work. For four weeks now that one-time apprentice miner, Anton J. Cermak, has been Mayor of Chicago and
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    TRAGEDY STOPS PARTY
    319 5 Doctor Shot Dead in Love Duel New York, May 25. It was revealed to-day that Mr. Joseph T. Loughlin. the wealthy Brooklyn doctor who was found drad on a desolate stretch of sand dunes on the outskirts of Brooklyn, was not the victim of gangsters, but died
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    "NOT A BETTER MAN"
    476 5 Woman and Inhibited Rector A woman gave evidence for the Rev. S. A. Norris Huntley. Rector of Bircham Newtcn and Bircham Tofts. Norfolk, when the hearing of his appeal against a sentence of inhibition passed on him by the Bishop of Norwich was continued in the
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    CARE OF ANIMALS
    449 5 S.P.C.A. and Local Bird Shops From the minutes of a Committee meeting of the S.P.C.A. held at the Y.M.C.A. Board Room on June 15th.. we take the following: Present: Major General Oldfield. Lady Cclina Hussey. Dr. Lim Han Hoe. Mr H E. Stevens. Mr. S. Muthucumaru. Mr.
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    LILY LANGTRYS HUSBAND
    225 5 Sir Hugo de Bathe's Corsican Romance Vence (Alpes Maritimes) May 12. Sir Hugo Gerald dp Bathe, whose wife, the world-famous British actress. Lily I.an^try. died in 1929. to-day sprang a great .surprur on his friends by presenting to them a charming lidy as "My wife. Lady de
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    BRILLIANCE IN TOE-NAILS
    231 5 Since the opening of the London Hmn women, itockingleoi and wewflnf their to« nan:, painted to match their -amlal- ;uhl (ii sms. h;t\f been noticed on the Boon <»t same of the ifdlng public ballrooms The VOfJIK of the printed toe-nail has arrived at last, and since
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      305 5 Perfect safety for your dainty frocks A HWH "vV^. mfl \>^ fl s~~^ m "^w Into the tub your dainty frocks and "merits, and down into the suds. But will they come out again uninjured? Ordinary harsh washing soap quickly rots your materials, but Sunlight is safe. Why Because Sunlight
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      66 5 C7^/ \y»J B* I j £-Ji b^h *^~j^ l u i v" J Bobby turns up his nose at ordi- middle of the morning, what does nary milk and says it's skinny. mother do 1 She gives him a piece Milk makes sturdy legs and bright of bread or a
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    THE MAN BEHIND THE GLASS
    356 6 STILL DRAWING (ATS tragic Last Days oi' Louis Wain \i. W: in 1 UlflteT Wain!!" .\v. old man In a roafh. woollen ofawoat, a .1 cap pulled uown lon avei his r.eck. a ted beard of aim snow-i hitc curitng h :i ccvdiiu: the lover
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    £1,000 TO SPEND
    119 6 An Adventure In London J DIIILIP Crane had £1.000 to I spend, and he went to London I for a holiday a holiday in the i city of adventure. He had his adventure, more than he had i bargained for, and Sydney Hor- i ler. a master
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    253 6 ilways oieacK for his home to bo saved. "It is a simple home but it is tin simple bome lilt' which means m> much." a curious-looking littk man, In a sen olp, came ai< tig the corridor and rushed up t Louis Wain. 'Thank you. Mr. Wain for the i
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    COMPOSITOR'S LONG SERVICE
    196 6 W P WalUs, a member of the mmpffttnsj m stall of The Times, retired in mail week after completing 47 years' service with this journal Mr. Wallis. who began work at the of 14. ls one cf a family who have been connected with The Times since
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    SCARLET DEVIL-RIDERS OF OLYMPIA
    1494 6 THE CREAT TOURNAMENT Hi^h Jumping on Wheels I learned of the Tragedy ol the Tan and the Salvation by Wet Towel, at Olympia. where the Royal Tournament opens to-morrow, writes Mil Evening' News correspondent in mail week. Ilr. c inclined the tournament's newest thrill, Lbe display
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    RIVIERA SEASON
    105 6 Novel Decorative Scheme i« Casino i inn Th Rsvia b i nlng gala dins iumm tented wild African jungl p-imii v- surrounding you •;uch di tjn- u)shed M of Kapuitinla. Sir Dui* U Beit.^a Bierton and numb lists. tocludini tti b i PhUl**M the Hoii. Kiiw.iMl Mr. Alec
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      268 6 in s minutes? PRACTir.M.IY all forms of indigestion, from mikiesi Hatulence to chronic dyspepsia ;«ri- caused by excess stomacd acid fenich srts up food fermcntai generates g;is and attacks the delicate ning I his distresstng condition is quickly relieved by 1 Btsuratcd M which instantly neutralists excess acid and stops
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      370 6 THE SCOURGE OF ANAEMIA CONQUERED ~^3 Small co 7R I kbtftsi blood crea row > ~W^t\B Bottle* L.l DJ F^^^^^B M Medical research has scored another triumph in i--.t-ibl:shin« v kuAiifl^Ti P^^? .^m extracts are sure remedies, even in obstinase pum- poor blood s^i^^^\ SANO-CRE (Liver Extract in tabletsi is
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    A DOG SHOW THE DOGS LOVED!
    633 7 A DOG SHOW THE DOGS LOVED NOT PEDIGREE Frizes for Health and Cleverness I hate dog shows. No mail would enter his wife into a beaucy competition for the pleasure of seeing "Highly commended" slung round her neck. But. by some strange freak of affection, dog-c wners do not seem
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    SLEPT BY SIDE OF WRECKED CAR
    141 7 Motorist who Had Had too Much to Drink Aldershct. May Prhct-contable PaiSUUS found a wiv^Keu car lying on its side in Quetn's-avenue. Akfershot, and close by was Edward Henry Chuton Oltcn, aged M, assistant manager of the 111 I tail I Homv Stores. Brixton-road.
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    "AN ENGINEERS' PARADISE"
    185 7 London Display by Vickers London, May 28. "An engineer*' paradise" describes a remarkable display arranged by the Vickers organization, embracing 20 companies, to mark the opening of a showroom at Vickers House. London, for the convenience of customers from abroad. A model of H.M.S. Nelson, costing £3,000.
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    MALAYA IN LONDON
    489 7 Whitsun Callers at the Agency From Our Own Correspondent* Lcndon, May 28. In spite cf the Whitsun holidays there have been quite a number of callers at the Malayan Office although they are net tremendously busy at the moment Among the callers have been Mr. and Mrs.
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    IF U.S. GOES TO WAR
    137 7 Plans for Mobilising 4,000,000 Men At Once Washington. Plane of the United States War Department for instantly mobilising an army of t.'K),.003 mm en the- outbreaa of war have been uullin< before the. War Policies Commission by Oen rai Douglas IfacArthur Chief of SI ifl
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    CRICKET WEATHER
    150 7 Swimming Across Flooded Ground London. June 5. A swim across th« i Worcester county cricket ground was the experience that befell this week to Mr. Gillingham. who. as Hon. Secretary of the Worcester County Club, found himself called upon to retrieve the Club's papers from the floods. The
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    69 7 His Huliness Shah Mohamed Abdul Al:-t m Saheb Siddqui. the famous Muslim theologian, arrived here by morning train from Kuala Lumpur yesterday after a successful t«ur and was giver, a hearty welcome by prominent Muslims at the Tank Road Station. Hfl is staying as the guest of Doctor H. S.
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    67 7 who hare come west from San Francisco and Japan, or gone East from Port Said and Colombo. Lord Kitchener was one of many meat soldiers who made the Raffles a rendezvous of the Eastern journey. Many statesmen have eaten at ts tables. The hotel is named after Sir Stamford Raffles,
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    SHANGHAI MYSTKKY
    467 7 Young British Resident Missing Shanghai. June 12. c< nip!' :c mystery surrounds the disa.p»»ea.|i nee of John Thorburn. a youi British iv- < Bhangti i. i h i b a employed by Mesn Dodge and Beymour, though mrational possibility hM arisen thai the m»-< :iikd Russian, an I
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    17 7 Solicitor at Willfsdrn: HMt you bfcti a \xvfect wife? Woman Yt\s, su> far »s I raa renumber.
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      292 7 A 111 ILK REFLECTION NOW AND HUM ISA (,00D ININ(, lOK mi HFSTOK MEN. V'' U eV <l W1 condiiiom in which ii food is cooked f: Perfect, hut i s ii t€K^^ m iich ma\ be injurious; or is ,t cooked m dean ■>'■ guaranteed iat. wnat you eat.
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      131 7 AN ENTIRELY NEW CHRYSLER SIX COMPARE THESE OUTSTANDING QUALITY FEATURES t*6**ch whcelbase giving the New Chrysler Six unusual size and grace. Double-drop frame like that of the Chrysler Straight Eights providing for greater safety at all speeds and contributing to greater comfort yo-horseponvr highcompression engine yielding performance so outstanding as
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    BRITISH UNEMPLOYMENT IN 1930
    982 8 MINISTRY'S REPORT An "Outstandingly Had Year" The Ministry of Labour, in its seventh annual report, describes the ye ir 1930 as outstandingly bad from the point of view of employment. The number oi insured person- registered as unemployed rose from 1,305.000 in December. 1929. to 2.411.000
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    SEFiViCE IN ST. PAUL'S REFUSED
    487 8 LEGION FLANS SHATTERED "CathodraKNeeded for Ordinary Workshop" London. May 2ti Plans for the greatest anniversary service of the British Legion yet held, at which, the Prince of Wales intended to be present, have .suddenly been shattered by the refusal of Dean Inge and the Chapter
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    FRENCH AIR-MAIL CRASH
    194 8 More About the Tragedy S.mdoway oil the Burma coast Of the Bay where the homeward French air mail crashed recently) Ls a very small place and quite out Of the world. That and the fact that all the occupants of the plane were killed afford an explanation
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    THE DEATH PENALTY
    48 8 Excluded from Swiss Penal Code Berne, June 10. The Lower House of the Swiss Chamber, by fcwenty-tWO to fourteen, voted against the death penalty being introduced into the new Penal Code now being compiled. The fourteen votes constituting thi minority were of the Catholic Conservatives.
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    MID-AIR FIRE
    54 8 Four Killed in Passenger Plane Accident Berlin, June 13. A passenger 'plane between Saarbruecken and Cologne caught fire in mid -air from unknown causes, and cVashed. The pilot, the radioist, and two passengers were killed. The catastrophe, which occurred at eight o'clock on Saturday morning, was witnessed by
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    87 8 tional or training centres for employment in this country. The agricultural land was being farmed en a commercial be sis to prevent deterioration. An account is given of the work of the training centres and of the transfer instructional centres, as well as of the work of the central committee
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    SARDA ACT PBOSECUTION
    114 8 50-Yeur-old Man Marries Girl of Four N't akh.il;. June Abdul Aziz (50. has been placed on trial before the Distrut M.^istrate of NoakhaU en a charge, under the Child Marriage Res'ralnt Act (Sard) Act), of marrying a four-year-old girl A^iz.s brother. Abdul Kadir, hs al.s-) been prosecuted
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    DRUNKEN BEES
    70 8 Hoik y With "Kick i:,,,t.i..nf Mr Ennl M k< trand t on! (t, reported to the R i i were coning hom of ih" day ami night Thcv had loi>al:.n Q devoting ail th fir attention I m:i-h. discarded in d brewer, TIM re, ult w;ls th.it th.
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      251 8 ■^jSllenbimjs* Foods The 'Ailenburys* Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies in hot climates. They are germ free, and being simply and easily prepared by the addition of boiling water, their use gives complete independence of doubtful milk supply, and is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea and
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      481 9 BUSINESS CARDS. "TiIIAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY -^T**,.. SYATIONERS AM) TVI'I WKII t R *l g TTTiFfWI l; '21 H ER s f •^^t^C^ Prom )t srrMc, „..a 1 JrV^ffffswWl s>allslaitlon Kuarmiteed k^W^,^^^^^^^^^3osi lon «**o. 7532, MEMORIALS. SINGAPORE CASKET CO. Nos. 1 3. Prnhas Road. off Lavender Street Phone tio;s BE PHOTOGRAPHED
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      731 9 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MINK IPAI NOTICE. TKNDEKS. NOTICI i berebj Bjlven ;hat tenden mm now invited for the following material! or srnrless, and that particulars ot such tenders may be obtained in the Trader Room Mumr.pal Offices lii^ht u> sell refreshments Inside tho Jaian Beau Stadium Date of Clofin«. 4 p.m.
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      848 9 NOTICES. EXCHANGE HANKS. It tl hereby notified that the Exchange Brinks will be closed on: Wednesday. .lulv Ist. Bank llelid.iy. j NOTICE By kind permission of Lieut -Colonel A. F. Chapman and Officers, the Band of Ist Battalion The Gloucestershire Regiment will render the following programme on Sunday. June 28th.
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      640 9 TRADE MARK NOTICE. NOTICE is he: by given that the above Trade Mark, which formerly belonged to CALIFORNIA CRUSHED FRUIT CORPORATION cf 1601. East 16th Street. Los Angeles, California. United States of America, and was used by the said firm in connection with the undermentioned articles, is now the property
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      813 9 Please Cut This Out For Future Reference. ■SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. T. EMILY SWIMMING POOL. REVISED TIME-TABLE. It it, notified that, with effee* from Sunday, June 28th 1931. the abovr Pool v. ill tw av.uhiblifor the use of the Public in accordance with the revised tune-ta'ole ;u_iexed. showing amended charges for admission-
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. JI'XE 26. 1931. JOHORE'S FUTURE
    2264 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. JI'XE 26. 1931. JOHORE'S FUTURE The speeches made at the farewell dinner to the hon'ble Mr. G. E. Shaw, General Adviser. Johore. on Wednesday evening, very properly emphasised the remarkable progress this State has made in the past twenty or twenty-five years. When Mr. Buckley, as
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    THREE MONTHS FOR AFFIDAVIT
    556 10 CHBTTY SENTENCED Loans to a Theatrical Companv Sentence of three montl ment was yeaterday p.. Chettiar. who pleaded guilt] Judge. Mr G. C Dodd. :o ing false Information in an him in connection with I Mr. C. H. Witiier.--IV.yt.' defence and Mr. C. R Btuarl The
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    R.S.Y.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    52 10 Yesterday's Remits Men's Handicap l><»ui. Anderson and Perkins owe 3 and Howitt owe 15.2 I Ladies' H:indi< ip P— Mw Mrs. Kilburn and Mi Miss Dunne and Miv I 1 Mrs. Chamier and M FRIDAYS 111 Mixed Handicap l><>»i»' Mrs. Owen Owen and and Mrs. Nathan
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    GOLF
    60 10 The Race Course Championship The following li the draw I Cup (Club Championship' which is to be played 1 instant: A. B. Lim vs. E I' Ibyei L. A. Rappa vs H U H T. Morita vs. Lee K D. Uekiri vs. V. H. Norrl J. W. Moore vs
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    51 10 News has been rrc-iv.d bf in Ceylon on Sund.iy ol M' lam. J. P. The dMCMed P.M.S. and was State TtMMI he retired in 1929 tStm 13 Governmrnt. He s )rt > t-J three soi.s. one is nt pWieni two are In BingapoN N!r of Eton High Bdl Ol Hint
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      152 10 ERVEN LUCAS LIQUEURS J THE FINEST OBTAINABLE. 1 I I I CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD., I (Incorporated under the Companies Ordinances of Hong Kongi. I (Incorporated in Shanghai! I 90 ROBINSON ROAD. TELEPHONE 6225. SHOP IN THE EVENING i ORCHARD ROAD SELEGIE ROAD I KATONG KEPPEL HARBOUR I I s
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      125 10 THE STORY OF THE BRITISH SUBMARINES IN THE WARBY GUESS— AND BY GOD BY WILLIAM GUY CARR A book that does for the British Submarine service what RAIDERS OF THE DEEP did for the German. Written by a submarine navigating officer, it makes clear, for the first time, the real
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    WHAT THE MORATORIUM MEANS
    99 11 RELIEF OF £75,000,000 Tremendous Kurden for Britain British Radio Official Service j Ruifhy. j un< 05 v lo the statement made by the Exchequer. Mr. Philip House of Commons yesterd ty H Pert proposed postponement Of war debts. The Times and r, mark as follows: "It
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    BRITAIN'S OFFER
    52 11 eeted with Cheers in Australia Canberra, June 25. from all benches greeted Mr. n ftdil In the House of ReMr Bnowden'a offer to the ["he Prime Minister added: "We HIT Share of reparations, and ..i's Interpretation of the Amend her action in so promptly tiding its offer to
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    JAPAN'S ATTITUDE
    73 11 Sacrifice of 6,500,000 Yen I Eastern s n Ice] Tokyo. June 25. ted that Japan will clarify her atPn -idem Hoover's proposal toter tin Cabinet meeting;, when it is ment is being issued manl- uttd willing im as to agree i Aa Japan has not yet received irding
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    GERMAN REICHSBANK
    121 11 teported Short Term Loan of 220,000,000 liter's Service] London. June 25. :t-(! from Washington that the I Reserve Board has joined the Bank ind, the Bank of France, and the Bank Settlements, in placing in Of £20.000.000 at the disposal in Reichsbank. B°rliii. June 25. tfartlini feature in
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    K.L FLYING CLUB
    107 11 First Accident Since Inauguration Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. June 25. Ing accident since the Kuala Plying Club started occurred yesterday. 1 H. Holgson. Assistant Conservator Department, was carrying out A" licence. ii y for him to fly at a height Whin about 100 feet above the
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    commodity MARKET
    77 11 &NDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES I'KESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London, June 25. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons '"-day's tin prices as follows: 113 7 16 (£lOB 2 16). Forward 1 16 (£lO9 13 16). Market la firm. Symington and Sinclair to-day's rubber prices as 2 16d (3
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    NEW RECORD FOR ATLANTIC FLIGHT
    229 11 LESS THAN 16 HOURS American Airmen's World Tour I British Radios-Official Service] Rujfby, June 24. in*- record for the Atlantic flight, which was established in 1919 by the English ai.men. Sir h-n Alcok and Sir Whitten Brown, was broken to-day when, 15 hours and 46
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    COMMUNISM IN TOKYO
    92 11 1 Accused on Trial I Reuters Ta; c -usti-rn Service i Tokyo, June 25. Fearing an attack on the Tokyo District Court, where the trial of 44 alleged Communists cpened this morning, the police as a precaution, arrested a number of radical leack PS. En addition 200
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    COTTON CONGRESS
    119 11 Appeal to American Farm Hoard Paris. June 25. An appeal to the American Farm Board to announce a definite programme for the disposal of 3.000.000 bales of raw cotton now ■toe tod, was made in a resolution passed at the closing of the Cotton Congress, which urged that
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    PRINCESS JULIANA
    212 11 Studying for a Doctor's Degree I The Hague. Princess Juliana, only daughter and heiress of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, is looking forward to a visit to London this season. She deserv'es a real holiday for she has been, and is, working very hard. She must be the
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    EX-KING ALFONSO
    57 11 Raising Funds on Valuable Pictures Amsterdam, June 19. It transpires in Dutch art dealers' circles that ex -King Alfonso is raising funds by selling off a number of valuable pictures, notably canvasses of Velasquez. Goya. Deflander and Bosch. Some of them haw* been already bought by Duveen and
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    BENGAL BOMB EXPLOSION
    22 11 Two People Killed at Chanpur Calcutta, June 16. A bomb exploded at Chanpur (Bengal), killing two and injuring four.
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    MATTERS OF CHINESE INTEREST
    628 11 THE HOKKIEN ARTICLE Better Understanding Prevails (By Our Chinese Correspondent) Despite the fact that Sin Chew Jit Poh apologised for having published in its second year-book <1930> an article which is alleged to be against the honour of the Hokkicn community, the local Hckkien Chinese were
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    THE SCREEN
    170 11 The Great Gabbo At the Capitol In Paramounfs dramatic musical production "The Great Gabbo" which commenced its season last night at the Capitol, Erich Von Stroheim famous as a screen star of the "silent" days, gives a remarkably fine display of acting in a difficult role that of
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    72 11 [Reuter's Service] New York, June 25. Latest baseball results are as follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 2, Chicago 0. New York 10. Chicago 14. Boston 5, Cincinnatti 8. Bojton 11. Cincinnatti 6. Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 4. Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 4. Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh 4. Brooklyn 5,
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    ALLEGED TRADE MARK INFRINGEMENT
    460 11 O.S.A. AND U.S.A. "Eveready" Torchlight Battery Labels An alleged infringement of the trade mark known as "Eveready" applied to cells for flashlight batteries and used in electric torches was the subject of a case which was resumed before Mr. Justice Palgrave Simpson in the Supreme Court
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    LATE MR. P. E. THOMPSON
    442 11 The death took place very suddenly at the General Hospital on Wednesday June. 24 of Mr. Patrick Earnest Thompson at the early age of 39 years. Deceased was a teacher employed by the St. Anthony's Boys School and was a very keen volunteer, and up
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    LAW NOTICES
    80 11 Friday June 26th At 10.30 ajn. in the First Court: Settling List of Cases for July. At 11 a.m. before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Thorne and Mr. Justice a'Beckett Tc'i-cii: Court of tjpeai. Malacca Suit No. 3625 S.N.S. Chockalingam Chetty etc. vs. E. Kong Guan and
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    IMMEDIATE HELP FOR GERMANY
    892 12 NO TIME FOR CONFERENCE Britain's Response to Mr. Hoover's Offer FA LOSS OF £11,000.000 .British Radio Official -Service Rugby. June 24. An important statement was made in the Hi Mt of Commons by the Chancellor of the Exchi qutr (Mr. Philip Snc *den regarding the policy
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    MIDLAND HANK SUED
    61 12 h $7,000,000 Claim Dismissed IRruter's Service 1 B«Sl| n June 24 A IT)NM raM fcv tru Universal Adjustp .rip'.,l. 'rfßrte, n^jp t the Mid lnnd B^k iim^t (1 UNhn, in which plaintiffs VIT > :)V Report made wl h On M idJ H h M- v MercbintV
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    DEFENDER OF LIEGE DEAD
    230 12 GENERAL BERTRAND Sudden Collapse in Theatre I RpuVr's Service I Brussels-, June 24. General Bertrand dropped dead in a theatre at Spa this evening. His ten days defence of Liege against overwhelming numbers of Germans in 1914 mved Joffre from disaster and Paris from capture. I
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    MISS GLENN A COLLETT
    174 12 American Golf Champion Married I Reuters Service Greenwich. Connecticut. June 24. The United States gclf champion. Miss G'.enna Collett. was marriei to-day to Mr. Edwin H. Varc junior, cf Philadelphia, nephew of the leader of the Philadelphia Republican organisation. Miss Collett is 28. She is well-known
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    "ILLICIT INTERFERENCE"
    160 12 Italian Government's Plain Speaking to Vatican Reuter's Service I Rome. June M. A protest against "the illicit interference of the Holy See in the internal affairs of Italy" is contained in the Italian Government's reply to the Vatican. The Note "laments that the Holy See incists by means
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    THE SCREEN
    337 12 Margaret Morris Dancing at Capitol Thanks to Miss Vera Praed Gee. a Diploma exponent of the famous school, and through the courtesy of the theatre management, a private view of an excellent film of the Margaret Morris school cf dancing was shown at the Capitol yesterday morning. Miss
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      CAPT. HAWKS' RECORD
      341 12 I London to Rome and Back in a i Day t London, June 18. The noted American flyer Captain Hawks has succeeded in his second attempt to fly from London to Rome and 'return the same day. j Taking off from London at 5.30 this morning, and
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      DIRIGIBLE ON FIRE
      59 12 Slight Damage to the Los Angeles I Reuter's Service i Washington. June 24. The United States dirigible. Los Angeies. (the' former Zeppelin ZR 2» is reported to have caucht fire in its hangar at Lakehurst (New Jersey) but only the outer covering was slightly damaged. The fire
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      TYPHOID'S VICTIMS
      39 12 Serious Outbreak in Mexican Goldfield IRerter's Service] New York, June 24. A Mexico City message states that on an average twelve persons are dying daily from t>phoid in the El Tambor Goldftelds in the State of Sinaloa.
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      UP AND DOWN
      50 12 1 American Tariff Changes i Reuter's Service] Washington. June 34. An increase in the tariffs on small bicycle bells, dried eggs, and hemp cordage were announced by Mr. Hoover to-day, also decreases in the rates on bentwood furniture, olive oil in certain packings, and pipe organs. I
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      THE NAUTILUS
      45 12 Repairs to be Effected at Devonport I Reuter's Service 1 Londcn. June 24. Sir Hubert Wilkins" submarine Nautilus left Cork this evening, cheered by a large crowd. In tow of a tug, for Devonport, where her broken cylinder will be replaced. 1• j
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      THE CREDIT ANSTALT
      118 12 Charges Against Former Director Vienna. June 19. j A charge is preferred against the former director of the Kreditanstalt, Hcrr Fritz Enrenfest. He is raid to have caused s-xvere losses to the Bank by reckless speculations on a huge scale. According to the Prass reports Herr Ehrenfest.
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    MALAYA'S RUBBER OUTLOOK
    1108 12 I MR. N. STEVENS' VIEWS 1 Absolutely Confident of Future Mr. G. Neville Stevens, of Ipoh, Perak, who ailed for England by the Sarpedon, told a Penang Sunday Gazette representative that he l ivas hoping to enter a religious college when tie reached England in order to
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    REPORTED SETTLEMENT OF C.E.R. DISPUTE
    257 12 RUSSIA'S SHARE CEDED Exchange for Duty Free Trade in Manchuria i Router's Service] l,i .'rtiir.. June 21. In the Houst of Commons at fQMtloa t me his evenLng Mr. Hugh Dalton < Under-Sec, •"'oreign Office) said he understood that legotiations for the purchase of the
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    A DIFFICULT PROBLEM
    506 12 Should Malay Girls Drill in Public •By Our Muslim Correspondent) Iu all matters af controversy there must needs be the pros, and the cons, and, therefore, one must not ft el surpriyd when one finds the Malays at variance in their views with regard to the subject
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    202 12 developinu a lot of scientific knowledge in connection with the well-being of the tre s anci also with the question of future phurttafi which, as you know, are likely to be budgrafted." RANDOM TALK "Tber- hss been a lot of random talk about the yields from bud grafted areas but
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    £131,000 FRAUD CHARGES
    101 12 GLASGOW BENSATIO N Accountants and Mill \i Arrested LLOYDS RANK AS COMPI »n r '»Mv i Reutor s> There vu bl| ten mtktn In a when two well-known el John Cole Hamilton and j Markinnon. were arro-trd i by the Batley police. <„, ri to defraud Lloyds
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    INDIAN AIR POLICY
    103 12 Directed to Empire Development •British Ratft* Oflicut' Mgby, lun. m Replyinu to a question in U H Commons. Mr. F. Montague for Air. tald he was unaware Government had placed oil ta Of the ttiuh; ov r Indian t. tit other than Indian machines pilots. in regard
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    98 12 Hong Kofttf Officer*' Petition I.< Jom. .Inn !J i Questioned by Mr. W Helton. Leicestershire) v\ lite 11 mons this afternoon vi h i d by civil Krvanti in Hone K their payment on dcuar Dr. Dm mund Shiels (Under Secret nies) said Lcrd PasMulrt Governor to
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    BRITISH NAVY
    67 12 No Increase in Building Warranted I British Radio- Oft i. ■■gkfi Jutii- W The First Lord i-t tii v V Alexander i. replying to qyi the House of Ccmmons. said U destroyer buildup proframme continually under oonsldermti Franco-Italian QegOtiAUoni As it vm boped that a. tunitj soon arise
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    MR. MELLON
    16 12 U.S. Treasurer Leaves fof Renter': Bl i i Mr. Mellon is h v I
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER
    58 12 Programme of Drill" UP 1(1 NMUnff June 28th. Ittl Friday. 5 p m |fata| DrtU Hall Coy.. Weapon Trainlm S.R.E. <v». "^0 y.inl R Section "PIMJUUpnUtts 1 B Section Parade Saturduy. 1 p.m. Bukn Coy.. Table 'A" PtflCff I Sitjlap Camp. "E" (ChinSunday 7.30 a.m.. Bukit liß Coy.,
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    RADIO SAIGON
    42 12 The following profruum broadcast by the ftttdlo I S.ugun. under the din M tr-dny: *Le Devin du I Hulla (M. RoOMMI) (Lalo>. violin WOUO by H > and Mfßttdon de Dardanus Rup^idy (Nolctti). Pailtai (Puccini). Itniptimi ItM lH tr.stc (Florrnt SohmUf
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    32 12 Mr. c. O. soihs Encpector i nang, *ill b- li-aviru 8008 ning of next month for Kuui as Inspector of Sfhm.lv I Penang b -ing nT. -d bv II from "t;uila Lumpur
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      THE ASCOT MEETING
      176 13 Cameronian Win; Again L r Joi Jure 10. Royal Aacot, t lit mcst f.rhionaole race meeting 0l the BCCt*] I anm. opened to-d. y ;n Iht usual i;; y a m ph. re. Tlic King ani Queen, accv.mp. nied by the Prince of Wales and all their
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      DERBY WINNER AGAIN
      43 13 London. June 16. The Si. James s Pa luce Stakes (l mile) £1.000 to the winner, resulted as follow*: CAMERONIAN 1 TRINIDAD 2 PORT LAW 3 Betting: Camcronif-.n IS to 8: Trinidad 20 to 1; Port L»\r 7 to 1.
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      NOBLE STAR WINS ASCOT STAKES
      63 13 Lcrdon. June 16. At A.scc to-day, the Ascot Stakes (distance two miles* resulted as follows. NOBLE STAR 1 BLUE VISION 2 BONNY BOY II 3 Starting prices were: 10 1 Noble Star: 10 1 Blue Vision: 10'J 7 Bonny Boy II Twenty-one ran Won by
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      NEWBIRY SIMMER CUP
      62 13 Favourites To The Fore Again London. June 11. The Newbury Summer Cup (over l'>_- miles) run at Newbury. resulted as follows SALMON LEAP 1 TRUNCHEON 2 PRINCE PARADISE 3 Ten ran. Won by a head: head between second an<j third. Th betting 3 to 1 against Salmon
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      THE FRENCH DERBY
      129 13 j English Jockey's I Success Chantilly. June 14. The English jockey. Charlie Elliott, riding M Marco 1 Boussac's horse Tourbillon. followed u\ his victory in the French Oaks last week ty winning the Prix Jockey Club (the Frencl Derby) to-day Four other English jockeys had iMUltg, bui
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      A TOTALISATOR LOAN
      150 13 Swedish Financier to Help the R.8.C.8. The Racecourse Betting Control Board, which rum the Totalisator. is stated to be in negotiation with a Swedish financier. Mr. Ivar Kren« r ''i for a loan of about a million pounds. It is understood that it is now only a
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      AMERICAN BASEBALL
      84 13 I Router's Service I New York, June 24. Latest baseball results are as follow: Colleges are trying to find out what their graduates do after graduating. And a lot of employers are, too. Judge. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 0: Cincinnatti 2. Boston 4: Cincinnatti 8. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 3:
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      S.C.A.A, SOCCER TOUR
      126 13 Further Victoria Recorded in Java < Two further victories are credited to the South 'Chun aa. footbrii ie*m row on tour I in Ja\a (.says the S. China Morning Post). On Saturday Juno 13. they played a selected cf Bar.d-rn^. beaming them by six goal; to nil.
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      WOOLLEY AND MANCHESTER
      194 13 A Dismal Experience That Was Not Repeated At Manchester recently Frank Woolley celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversauy of his association with Kent cricket; and also his fcrty-fourth birthday by making 108 off the Lancashire bowling. I do not fancy Wcolley is likely to forget hi<; first day of
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      BALDOCK MAY GIVE UP BOXING
      172 13 "You Have Done Enough" Says His Wife It will not be surprising if his tight with Al Brown at Olympia recently proves to be Baldcck's last contest, although he would probably like to have off a winner. He was b?at°n I easily, the refeir^e stopping
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      G. V. STEPHENSON ENGAGED
      246 13 j Rugger Player Who Holds Most x International Caps The engagement of Dr. G. V. BtfphcnßOO, the famous Irish Rugby International, to Miss Miry Burns Fraser. the youngtr tattffcter 0? I Mr. und Mrs. J. C. Fraser. cf GtieftarflPldgardens. Hampstead. is announced. Dr. Stephenson is the
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      POLO IN ROME
      130 13 Totalisator Built on Playing: Field Rome. Polo grows in popularity and its appeal here 1 1 going to be a really public one. thanks to Mussolini. A totalise tor has been set up and the roectators can bet on each chukker ar> will as on the final
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    80 16 BY TRAIN Kuala Pahang Pekan. Bungei Lembing and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. 6 a m Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m KotaTinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a m Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
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    BY STEAMER TRAIN AND AEROPLANE TO-DAY
    280 16 BY STEAMER TRAIN AND AEROPLANE TO-DAY Great Britain. Ireland, Europe, North America, to connect with the Air Mail Karachi London By Train 7 a.m. Ceylon, Southern and Western India Aden, Mauritius, Egypt. Europe, U.S.A., Canada and Western Australia Ranpura 8 a.m. Rhio Sri Emilie 9 a.m. Pulau Tekong Hong Aik
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    36 16 The P. and O. Khyber with mails from Europe. (London mails despatched June 4th). reached Penang at roon yesterday. The mails were fonvardod from Prai by special train and should reach Singapore this morning.
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    DUTCH AIR MAIL
    77 16 Information has been received that the Outward Dutch Air Miil did not alight at Alcr Star but flew direct to Medan. Correspondence conveyed by this flight will probably be received at Singapore this morning. Noon: Wireless in communication with: s.s. Antung. Argun Maru. Batoe. Bintang. Calcutta Maru.
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    147 16 Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1.) Plancius 22; Lyeemoon 20. •fain WTiarf (Entrance Gate 3.) Ranpura 18: J. P. Coen. Malayan Prince ll« Celtic Star 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.) Troilus 30: Argun Maru 33; Hamburg Mam 35;
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    65 16 Azay-le-Rideau, Pren. 4205, from Marseilles 25. for Haiphong 25. Rokan, Dut. 388. from Rengat 25. for Indragirl 28. Van Heemskerk. Dut. 1896, from Soiirabaya 25. for Penang 27. Toboali, Dut. 662. from Bagan 25, for Bagan Van Lansberg, Dut. 1084, from Sourabaya U for Sourabaya 30. Togian Dut.
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    SUDDEN ATTACK IN SUB-GAOL
    579 16 BURMA OUTBREAK Guards Overpowered by Prisoners Rangoon, Jane 14. From information gathered to-day at Nyaunglebin, it tt now learnt that 14 Burmans, under-trial prisoners who are mostly standing their trial on a charge of dacoity, were taken from the Magistrate's Court about 4.20 p.m. on Friday,
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    MISS GUINAN FURIOUS
    200 16 i Parting Shot from Liner's Deck Paris. May 30. Miss "Texas' Guinan. who wanted to bring "Whoopee" contingent to start a night club Paris (having been refused permission to ad in England* is furious at the action of e French authorities in following Britain's ample. She tried
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    64 16 Brit. 723, from Penang 25, for Penang Lipis, Brit. 460. from Kuantan 25 for Malacca, Port Dickson 27 lan C tan e 27 Brit Kel<Ultan 25 Ban g t O k et 2 5 DUt 25 Bintang Dut. 4098, from Vancouver. 25 for Port Swettenham, Calcutta 25 H^h tUn^ Brlt
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    CLEARANCES
    46 16 June 2o: G. Verspyck. Palopo. Tidore, V d Does de Bye. Siberoet. Kulit. (Brit); Nagato Man,. Sorachi Maru, (j ap): Pi kna (i ai y?^ halt, (Ger,; Rohna. Olenshlel. Kedah, Sirdh ana Pyrrhus, Karuah. Karapara, Larut/ R a^' Sin Kheng Seng, Sin Aik Lee, Hong
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      279 16 1111/ Buy theßesf Hi// Less offen 1 1 1 1 f There hno economy la B— buying inexpensive and y^ r Ja badly made Electric ■ff torches and Barterfet j^B The less you pay th» H oftener you purchast I the batteries. I rjj) I I Ray-O-vac Flashlight! bV l'S
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      A DOCKS GRIEVANCE
      92 17 1 Wharf in front i nice i i:» -i orlgli ally in•■■.'••t ng the arrii U of friends mail bU raer cpected iU bar i res i n? ifter l •,> m l-ta bed wns m;r:c- ick whilst tii <■ u.iitamer had to remain in the heat.
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      236 17 Cargo Coolies' Ruse I COOlles with yards of silk hidden waists and in their turbans we:e d by the police U they attempted to leave un r m >ivada. in Colombo harbour, they bad broached a ease Of silk, says Ceylon. ■3 information obtained that a case
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      1013 17 History of its Founder and Chief A little more than thirty years ago on the Panne Coast, a new figure came into thshipping business, a man whose total previous training had been in lumber camps, a man who had toiled from his eleventh year to past the
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    481 17 A Speed of 41 Knots on Trials Rome, May 27. Admiral Sirianni's speech in the Chamber this afternoon on the naval estimates was strongly coloured by the failure as yet of Prance and Italy to reach a naval agreement. Much of the Admiral's speech was devoted to
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    TITANIC HEROES
    165 17 Memorial Unveiled at Washington A memorial to the men who grave their lives in order that the women and children might be saved when the liner Titanic went down on April 15. 1912. has been unveiled on the banks of the river Potomac at Washington. Mr. Stimson. the
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    JUNE'S RENO DIVORCE SUIT
    393 18 HUSBAND'S STATEMENT Allegations in Nullity Action London, May 2.J. Lord Inverclyde yesterday gave authority to his legal agent. Mr. D. Bruce Warren, of Monerteff, Warren, Paterson. and Co.. West Gearg^■treei, Glasgow, to mak~ the following rti'vment regarding his action for an interdict against his wife. Lady
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    422 18 No Chance of a Reconciliation In a transatlantic telephone interview with the Daily Express. June (Lady I- ver?lyde> said that if she succeeds in htr divorce petition in Reno (Nevada) sht will marry again, and .she will not return to England until her affairs have been put in
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    DEATH OF CHEMIST'S WIFE
    147 18 Chatham. May 27. The inquest on Mrs. Una Louisa Morris •rife cf Mr. Gcmld Morris, chemist, of Hiphstrect. Rochester, who died suddenly on May 10. was resumed at Rochester to-day. Th? inquiry had been adjourned for an examination of certain onjan<: cf the body by County
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    240 18 And What You Give After Death is Lead." Mr. Nathan Straus, of Central Park West. New York. U.S.A.. who was for many years a prominent philanthropist, and who founded and endowed the Pasteurised Milk Laboratory and the "Preventorium" in New York, bequeath* d £20.000
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    231 18 AFTER BILLETS— BANANAS Zepp Conqueror has a New Idea M:lhourre. May 21. The loss cf a fortune meani little to John Pomeroy. the Now Zeabwder who Invented cxi>lcmv" bulk! which drove the Zcppa i from London. His Invention brought him abort C2ft.ooC in '-ill. Then, after the war. he tost
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    MALAYA AND RUBBER INDUSTRY
    563 19 M A LUMPUR VIEWB lovenunent See Country Through article entitled "Justiflca< Malay Mali says Yesterday's Malay Mall contained the Financial Times of :> r "l' Mf Cyril Baxendale. in Malaya, to put the Briidiuini; industry on it:; fert 4 step he would break of! all ui
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    THE RUBBER PROBLEM
    47 19 Report Not Ready for Several Weeks Amsterdam, June 9. report* the Dutch Rubber n->t yet laid it. it port before the Colonies. Indeed the report 1 Del be ready for several weeks. nmlttcc hopes to be able to show trie to relieve the situation.
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    RUBBER ROADWAYS EXPERIMENTS
    106 19 GOVERNMENT INTEREST Question of Further Extensions I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT 1 London, June 24. Replying to Sir George Penny (Cons.. Kingston) In the House of Ctosnmons this afternoon Mr. Herbert Morrison. Minister of Transport, said he was watching the rubber roadway experiments in the hope that
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    DURYOID
    321 19 A Rubber Paving f 'dei able Interest In rubber paving has been stimulated by tiu> recent announcement that the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya would conduct a series of invest ig. it ions into various Dew inventions for the utilization ot I ;:bb!-r for roadways. One the latest ideas
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    RUBBER PAVING
    237 19 i The Singapore Municipal Experiment VT\ b the i icord bugs ctack ol low price rubber on band at the pn exit tine tiv occasion would Eesm opportune to push th developmeni ot rubber paving to the limit. :ny- the New Yolk Rubber Ag it is encouraging tr
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    104 19 Cigarettes the Last Thins to be Given l T p Eviden;lv the last thing Americans will givi up In :i pinch is their cigarette! Despiti hard times and a large portion of worker floating ot the ebb-tide of unemployment, tin tobacco manufacturers are among the few
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    218 19 To-Day s Price Changes. June 25 SELLING Sydney and Melbourne 30 days" sight 32 14 Nom Other Australian Ports 30 days' sight 3 2 7 8 Nom. Bar Silver 13% Bank of England Rate 2^ p.c. London— New York 4 86 19 32 London. T T 2 3 13 16
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    198 19 June 25th.. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers. R.S S equal to London Standard, Spot 9-. v 10 Standard R.S.S. on Tender July 9 7 10 k July-Sept. 10 U 10% Oct. -Dec. 10'_. 10 Tone of Market: Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot she^t 3Ud. per
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    750 19 CLOSING QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers. A: um Kumbane 18s 21s 6d xd Austral Malay 18s 6d 2Cg Ayer Hitam Tin (ss> 10s 6d lis od cd. Bangrin Tin lis 12s ftj.t_.ng Padang »$i- 10 )5 j Batu Caves ($1 > 25 3C nom j B'.Jkit Arang ($1 30
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    COMMERCIAL UNION REPORT
    340 19 The following was tru n»jx>n submitted at the sixty-ninth annual genera] ■jfdtlni held in London. The net Fire Department premiums lor 1930 amounted to £6.774.^16, being a (iccrca.se of £866.651. as compared with the previous year. The Claims paid and outstanding amounted to £3.712.346. The sum of
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    BANKING SYSTEM
    295 19 The American Bankers" Association has just discharged tome heavy volteys at the new branch banking plan recommended by Mr. Owen D. Young and formulated by Mr. J. W. Pole. Federal Controller of the Currency. Assailants of the proposed project charge that It i- a plot to wreck the
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    186 19 Henry Waugh and Co ($10) 3.00 5.00 nom Kinta Electric <$1» 57 62 Malacca Electric Orel. rsl» 1.20 1.35 Malacca Electric- Profs. ($1) 1.55 1.70 c.d. Malayan Breweries (40 > 05 dis 05 prem Maynard and Co. <$lu. 6.00 7.00 nom McAlister and Co. tftOl 6.5.00 70.C0 Ribeiro and Co.
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    A BUSY DAY ON WALL
    274 19 VIOLENT IPVVARI) SWING Chief Stock Quotations Record Increases IRi-uUm-'s Sorvuv] New V«rk, June ML A wmv< of c])timism Bwiept Wall Sir-set tu-day A Violent upward swum in tobaccos OO op-niiu-due to news of biffaer wboteMle e^Mvtta prices was followed by an advance in Radio Coi>
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY
    153 19 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY Hncapexa, Junr. •-».>. Tin hai n n by i tooally and than hi therefcre, much bstter ill nianil to-day hi mining share*. Ruhbn is also tfMaflar and there is BlighUy Improved smmiry for the p >i»u lar shares. Rubhus: t i> liuts rxm t) tit's at 20.
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT
    146 19 Siagapere, .lunr a blighter rentimeni ins prevailed dunntr tn v d it; ti Ho ;v propo mn i tortum. Price have risen i-.i -.n narketa mid aw at pi enl *i ft n<rv. Bpoi Hp London 3 1 i- f s <i n w y« rk »;>, gold
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      92 19 I IN A.D. 1720. 1 i 9 I (two hundred and eleven years ago.* SB j There were no Telegraphs |5 j j m n Cables j2 1 I M Telephones j —and the General Post Office had 5] i j ""•>■ Just been opened with a very I elementary
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    LOWERING SKIES AT WIMBLEDON
    451 20 THRILLING DOUBLES Tragedy of Would-be Spectator BETTY IN LAST SIXTEEN [ReuteT's Service 1 London, June 24. At Wimbledon to-day in the third round Of the men's singles Bous&u" (France) beat Kawarhi "Japan t 6 3. 6 3. 6 4; Borotra France, beat M:ki (Japan) 6 4.
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    236 20 St. Joseph's Beaten By R.A.F. St Joseph's Institution lost to the Royal Air Force at cricket on Wednesday at Seletar by two wickets. The School were without the services cjf D. Ess. their foremost bowler, who retired through sudden indisposition after scoring 15 runs. Details St. Joseph's. C. Mosbergen
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    S.C.C. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
    322 20 The draw resulted as follows; A. S. Owen and G Cameron: R. V. Morris and H. G. Bnrrow; C. D. Chivcrs and Jas. Kerr; Alan Wolfe and A. D. B:ik r: J. B. Williamson and D. Timms; H. H Blunders and Vaughan Jon°?; W. Swithinbank and F.
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    PARKER WINS HUNDRED WICKETS RACE
    1019 20 FREEMAN THREE BEHIND A SB Years Old Record Equalled Charlie Parker, Gloucestershire's left-arm slow bowler, won a close race with Freeman, of Kent, for the distinction of capturing his hundredth wicket first. By taking six for 34 and two for 28 against the New Zealanders
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    58 20 The cloving date of entries for all events for the Singapore Championship has been extended to Saturday noon, July 4th. Entries should b* sent to the Hon. Secretary, 5.8.A., co General Motors Export Company. Mercantile Bank Building, and must be accompanied by the entry fee of $2 per entry
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    TO-DAY'S RYDER CUP MATCHES
    1047 20 BRITISH PLAYERS'. TRIAL The American Team Completed THE NEW UNIFORM [Reuter's Service] Columbus, Ohio, June 24. In broiling heat the British Ryder Cup players, unrecognisable in silk chokers, which displaced collars, broad-brimmed sun-hats and baggy flannel trousers, which is the new uniform for the team, had
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    446 20 CLUB IT'S NARROW ESCAPE Last Minute Goal Against R.A.F. II S.C.C. II 3; R.A.F. II 3. The Cricket Club reserve team had a narrow escape from defeat in their encounter with the R.A.F. reserve team on the Padang yesterday evening. Though the Club led until half
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    553 20 ment at the end of May. beating Barber in the final, having beaten Davies. a member of the Ryder Cup team, in the quarter final. Barber beat Charles Whitcombe. the captain of the Ryder Cup team, also in the same stage of the competition. He was second in the open
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