The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 June 1933

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    Masthead
    20 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. [ft M s ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    130 1 A meeting of mllk importers was held yesterday to consider a proposal which has been put before the government to impose a duty with an Empire preference upon imported milk Page 7. The former proprietor of a sundry- goods shop was charged with offences under the Bankruptcy
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    STOP PRESS
    62 1 CXHJNTY CRICKET mm Kent l>eat Warwick by 118 runs BBKK beat Somerset on the fin;t innings Middltsex West Indie.s match drawn Busaex beal Baata by 8 wicke's. Darby beal IcfeeaUnßln by an innings ;tnd. 77 rona, Lancashire he;.t Surrey an the Bnß 'nnin^s. Yorkshire bent Worcester bv an
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    THE REMINISCENT HABIT
    1018 1 Mull i senem cii eumveniunt iiieonuiioda Diftirills. querulus. laudator temporal acti Se puero. rastigator eensorque minor tun. Horace. (Deminiscenck is tiu prtvllesc <>t it*.-, which. J** like all privileges, is often grossly abused .Such at any rate is tlie opinion of impatient youth, which, absorbed in itself,
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      75 1 KLIM PPF o\. H TO PURE, M,LK I* rR PICS .is I ADING AFFLES HOTEL MALAYAN PREMIER HOTVL THIS EVENING JEA DANCE 6 JO to H.1 5 p.m. PAL DINNER DANCE-9.30 to MID-NIGHT. UFPLES CELBBRATRD ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. -_nf v u^V_r i *_>______"■- I MB aaaaaflßaal fl BB SSB BaaaßaaSSßl
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      319 1 The Farm Credit Bill has been passed hy the I nited States Senate. Page 9. Jackie Brown < holder! outpointed Gelmann (France) In a flyweight title bout Page 16. Mrs. Bon ney. the Australian airwoman, is reported as missing. Pajre 9. There are at present 5,000,000 unemployed in Germany Page
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      22 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO Pl EK FRESH. PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADLNO PROVISION STOREB
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    FAMINE IN RUSSIA
    191 2 Peasants Escape Into Warsaw. May 24. Tiu famine in Soviet Russia has reached such a pitch that the Soviet Gov. rnment is chartering vessels from Enuland and elsewhere to transport foreign Brain rapidly to Russia to relieve the distress The peasants in many district^ have been compelled
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    ALLEGED RASH ACT
    120 2 European Inspector Again in Court Inspector Charles B. Woods, of the Traffic Branch. Singapore, made another appearance before a magistrate, yesterday morning, in answer to a charge of causing death by a rash act. while driving his car in a manner dangerous to the 'safety of the
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    143 2 Monday, June .">. Captain L. Wells. RN., Commander Parry. R.N.. Wing Commander J. M. Robb and Mr. D. Gray had luncheon at Government House. In the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Clementi were present at the Singapore Races. Thursday, June 8. Hon. Mr. C. C. Brown and Mrs.
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    49 2 At the annual general meeting of the Ipoh Summing Club Mr. L. T. Williams, who has been the President for the last two vear* was presented with a gold cigarette case suitably engraved, as a token of the members' appreciation of the ven- fine work that he has carried
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    URAL DISCOVERY
    156 2 .Mineral That Mav Help to Make Artificial Rubber Sverdlovsk. I .S.S.R.. June 12. Last summer, after a forest fire near Lake Buldym in the Urals, there was discovered In the bornfc-OUt woods a stratum of multicoloured mineral undamaged by the fire. It proved to bs a rata species
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    253 2 Routine orders by Lieut. Col. If. J. T Reilly. M.C Commanding S\S.V.F. Dated June 14th. 1M33. Ranges. The following range allotments are republished for information. Camps. The following camp is republished for information. Place Unit Assemble Disperse Siglap "C (Scottish) Coy. 24.6.33 25.6.33 Strength. Permanent Staff Decrease.
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      159 2 SPONGES PURE MEDITERRANEAN SEA PRODUCTS of EXCEPTIONAIXY FfNE QUALITY AT KEENEST PRICES. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY., STATIONERS A REPAIRERS. 14 A Change Alley, Singapore. The Cheapest House Xor your Station- ery, Typewriters, Ribbons and Carboiu also lor Pencil and Pen writing. I_B HY REPAIRS: Send
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      588 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICB Li hereby given that tender* are now Invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained ln the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Supply of Heavy Plpe^ and Cast Iroi 3pecials for period Oct. Ist. 1933 to Sept
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      533 2 TRADE MARK NOTICE. 'Hai'IMIMHiMAS JHWKUIKHIIUS Hafc!B*«« **n»«n«? NOTICE is hereby given that the Trade Marks depicted above aro the tXCaUatVi prOßWlj of the Condensed Milk Co. of Ireland (1928 > Limited. Limerick, and are _nd b Company in respect of condensed milk (sweetened or unsweetened sterilised natural .nilk cream and
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      75 2 *oTiri^ ,ii^Kk,,. T ,N M M..M,, Baakrua* j Rt chop T in f T Trader, > IB m*u nriataifr., M V m WANTBi BafAtJ "T* by E tial M Ir.e Preaa. SITUATIONS v3 It is IBfaßßal that naßtftl equal emplojer for employment to ex-wrvtcn im Loral Bn iippl.v tO tl.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      298 2 THE WEEK Wednesday, lith. High Water. 02.00, 9.0 ft.. 15.41. 7.7 ft. Rotan- ttflßn, Mr A V. Goodale on "Monte CarlO M Adelphi Hotel at 1 p.m. football: S.A.F.A. League. (Div. ll> Medical College Union vs. Harlequin?; Medical College grour.d: (Div. Ill) Govt. Monopolies vs. S. Harbour Board. Stadium: Abattoir
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    ATTEMPT ON VENIZELOS
    70 3 Warrant Kor Arrest of Detective Chief \thens, Juiir X. i (1 lor the arrest ol itb dj detective force on the attempt to assassinate «/irel Athens, June Jtwnent b noticeable in followhlg the arrest of BUS•n. Bureat, according to a a.s agency The Govern•(i its severe methods
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    MATTERN'S FLIGHT
    46 3 F «**d Landing At Belovo Maseow, June X. 1 ptpc was the cause of ■■■ind-ihe- world flie-r. bein lomctres from Novasibir.sk. .1 hours alter leaving d On but the tames li in so much inconv ;>.s forced to land at Une <>iw ious. Reuter
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    DYNAMITE UNDER CAR
    42 3 nn i Saved Hy Speed "1 Vehicle itiina, I un, |g. Sl midnight yesterday Rinteh n local Governor Ister cl Koucation who kandermur to era/ .< lilank. v. hi b wa Ith dynamite there- am* d <>1 tlie COl Reuter
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    CIVIL AVIATION
    142 3 Steady Growth in lindon. May li\. The growth Of Cfrtl aviation in Britain is indicated by the excellent business being done by some aircraft deafen at present. It istated thai more aeroplanes have been sold lor private use in Britain this year than ever before, many even being
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    TYROLESE GOVERNMENT
    101 3 Innsbruck, June t. What practically amounts to a state of siege has been proclaimed here by the TyroUse provincial government, which provides that ali restaurants as well as other places of entertainment must clow at eleven in the evening. that juveniles must be kept off the streets a«
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    MR. T. V. SOONG
    52 3 Cordial Conversations With Mr. MacDonald London. J*'e 12. I During his ttalt tu Chequers. Mr. T. V. Boong. the Chine:, envoy, had a long and co-dial conitlon With Mr Ramsay MacDonald on Anglo-Chinese relations and conditions in tho Far Cast Mr. Soong to-night dined with lord
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    NEWS AT A PRICE
    336 3 Examination Questions That Leak Out I From Our Own Correspondent J Bangkok. June 7. The Government has issued an order that from now on civil servants are not allowed to write fcr the papers. An excellent rule this, and one that all responsible journalists here hope
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    48 3 A cable has been received in Singapore frem thc World's Y.W.CA. Committee at Headquarters, Gen vy living news of the indefinite postponement oi tta World's Y.W.CA. j Council Meeting to vhich delegates from 52 countries were invited. This was to be held at P king in October next.
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    AN IMMUTABLE LAW
    1157 3  -  Ely Culbertson) CONTRACT BRIDGE (By r F*HE principle of the squeeze in Bridge is based on the dmplc proposition that onc body cannot be in two places at the same time. Thus a player with two points of attack to defend, but with forces adequate to defend
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    INDIA TO LONDON WALK
    217 3 British Sergeant's 5,324 Mile Trip Calcutta. A British sergeant, Mr. M BL Chalmers, has left India for a 5.324 mile walk to London. Heexpect:; to average 25 miles a day and anivr there in September, following the overland' motor road. Mr. Chalmers, who has lived in
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    BUS INCIDENT
    264 3 Inspeetor Apologises To Priest In thl COl mbo Police- Court, before Mr. E. H. R. Teiuson. Dharmadasa. an Inspector of 'buses employed by Mr, b. m. Rodrtgo of Ifaradena, was charged v«ith having humßad and intimidated the Rev. M. Jmananda. the incumbent ol tht Dipaduttamarama Temple, Kotahi na.
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      55 3 •JUNIOR T. T. J _____> ____Pa KBBfer/ mamaf i HI 4_H ■a I All fkat*A-ai _is__ori I T W m* 9 Ti I Ordinary grades of Castro! (such as you can I buy) were used by the winners of this important C. C. WAKEFIELD CO., LTD. I I CHARTERED BANK
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      333 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. ginder the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: I 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street, Malacca, 11, Light Street, Penang, AND Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Wong, Esq., (Chairman), K. C. Eu, Esq., The Hon'ble
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    LIABILITY OF GUARANTORS FOR BANK OVERDRAFTS
    3041 4 Suit Against Directors Of Defunct F.M.S. Newspaper aamsgaaaaaal The full F.M.S. Court of Appeal delivered judgment at Kuala Lumpur on .Saturday in a suit involving the interpretation ot B guarantee for oM-rdr Ut given to the Kwong Yik (Selangor) Banking < orporation which sued
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    SLY BROTHELS
    122 4 Man and Woman Charged in Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur. June 18. Thc Vigilance Ol the Protectorate of Chinese In respect of .sly brothels was disclosed when Tin Lie Lee a Hokkien man. was produced in I the police court before Mr. F K. Wilson on Saturday to answer
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      263 4 6 ICAPITOL h s OPENING TO-DAY~ at Special Matinee. 3.15 Warner Bros terrific Revelation of one of the greatest PRISON Scandals in history. The Picture that thrilled over a million cinemagoers in LONDON 2 MINUTES to free himself from a lifetime of torture! JKf r Out of a living hell—
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    NEW REMEDIES FOR DISEASE
    251 5 cMBETS OF NATIVE DRUGGS \phl For Medical Investigation c probably thou undo, af t».» orfd which tudj and in some I dits for o.si on \)>}< seed by ofl authority h Instltuat I Mount n a number of rate i c done ore aov beoag aid,
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    BACK-TO-MUSIC WAVE
    227 5 Kritain Re-discovering Its Pleasures Britain i.s i< -discovering the pleasures ol amateur music, u playing piano, violin, court and beseem inst jyr lo\e af it. l'hiv asjß th British Fed 'ration af agnate*] Competition Festivals, is borne out by the bi; Inc ran ny in thi nstinhsr <»i
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    H. G. WELLS' BROTHER
    185 5 Death of Bachelor Whose Hohhy Was Clocks < Mi Francis Charles Wells, elder brother of H. O. Wells, tlu novelist, died suddenly while i ■IH Uaf by the fireside at home in the village i of Uee, near Petersneld. 1 Mr. Wells, a life-lone, bachelor, lived
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    62 5 The annilol concert of the Old RatHesians' A so( station tttll 1* held on Jun 30 at the Y.M.C.A. Oil IUUd Road UMSOad of at the Raffles Institution owing to rt pairs at the latter place.. M Adastesioa ta strictly by piograuuiaTS applications for which shoulo be made to Mr.
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    TALKED CALMLY TO POLICE OFFICER
    687 5 QUESTIONS WHILE WIFE LAY DEAD Indian Accused of j Murder The -tory that a man. now (.harped with i.mrder. taikcd calmly to police officers outside; the room where his wife was lying dead and i then walked away to freedom was told at *he Westminster
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    CRESTED RATS
    318 5 First of Their Kind in Captivity Mr. C. S. Webb thc naturalist, who supplier the Zoo with many of its most important new specimens, has JflOt returned from Kenya with a collection of birds and other creatures. Several ol them are to be permanent inmates of the menagerie.
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    NEW AMERICAN LUXURY LINER
    67 5 IB on. a),.hinrtnn at Plymouth after her maiden voyage with the new American SVr ll^ 'he Cnited State. h to^ H th L^hterw hoard. The liner is the last word in high speed craft and is a ,r K W. Bingham, and his wife and *»W"f'J£
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      234 5 .15 9.lr> C MATINEE TO-DAY at 3.15 A new Metro-(iulriwyn->layer Comedy Sen Nai ion Direct from a record-break in .U, stage run in London and New York WIRES" LC*i with LEE TRACY ffl %-yBJ ■a P^a*^ *J? U BO f BENITA HUME gßMij^^H Beautiful star of "Service for Ladies." He
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      BASEBALL
      361 6 Latest Scores in American Games New York. June 11. Scores in to-day's bast-ball games arc as follow s NATIONAL LEAGUE R H E. Boetoa 2 «> o Brooklyn 3 h o Chicago 4 7 0 St. Loin- 8 1 Cine -ini ail 3 9 1 Pittsburgh 490 drantham made
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      CLERICAL UNION
      186 6 Billiards Tournament Draw The draw for the first round of the Clerical Union (4 ball billiards championship tournament resulted as follows: June 17 Lim Tian Lye vs. Tan Ten:-; Move. Low Hock Kiat vs. Ang Teo Kiah. 18 Lim Tin Soon vs. R. C. Mills. 19 J. F.
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      TO MEET S.C.C. CRICKET XI
      58 6 The following have been invited to play ericket for the Fl. Lt. Croome's XI vs. S.C.C. on Saturday and Sunday; Fl. Lt. Croome. G. L. F. Willis, W. R. Willis, Fl. Lt. Phillips. D. C. Burn. M. C. Elliott. R. N. Hamilton. E. McCreanor, W.
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      TITLE BOUT
      156 6 Camera to Meet Jack Sharkey on .June 29 New York. May 11. Primo Camera, giant Italian heavyweight, arrived here to-day to prepare for his title bout With Jack Sharkey of Boston, seheduled tor June 29. The bout wil be over a 15-round route and Will be staged under
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      LAWN BOWLS
      202 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament Lawn bowls American tournament at the |b.oc I WEDNESDAY. Jl NE 14th A. S. Basin and Dr. E. D. Lindow vs. G. Cameron and E. Fozard. C. D. Bclton and G. Duncan vs. E. A. Stewart and P. M. Aldred. E. J. Cassels
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      SUNDAY CRICKET
      276 6 Raffles Defeat Indians i On Sunday a match \\a> played between Ralfles College and the Indian Association on the latter's ground. The IA batted nrst and were all out tor 43. Teerath Run: iS for 2 runs) and Dudley Ess (3 for 11 runs I bowltd well for
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      NONDESCRIPTS VS. KHALSA A.
      219 6 On Sunday the Nondescripts playing the Khalsa Association on the home ground won by 3 wickets and 135 runs P. M. Sirisena captured 4 wickets for 2 runs. Scores: N.C.C: Carlo Pereira b Solakan Singh 77, Choor Singh b Dass 32. J. N. Fernando c M.
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      LOCAL GOLF RECORD
      68 6 Malayan Champion's Consistent Form M. M. Paterson. the Malayan champion again equalled tlie record for the Bukit course while playing in the medal on Saturday and but for the rain would certainly have beaten the previous lowest score. His card read as follows: Out 4—3—4—6—3—5—5—4—4 =38 In:
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      195 6 EaBBafIBBBBBBBg-BBaaaßaaaaaaaaaSggßaaa^ PETROL RUNNING TO WASTE while you use those old, worn-out. wasteful plugs. CHANGE TO Distributors for Malaya BORNEO MOTORS LTD. rvFMI Ml'.l ASK FOR THE ENGLISH A.C. ih* i?llenburgs Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the 'Allenburys* Foods ar? as easily digested
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      39 6 S SUNDAY TIMES RACING j COMPETITION. J A further addition to the J list of probables cabled this J J morning is GAINSLAW (Joe- J key T. Weston). j Jockey Wragg is riding FOXHI NTER and not HILL SONG.
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    OVER 3,000 COMMUNISTS IN SINGAPORE
    817 7 UNIFICATIONS OF UNLAWFUL closures in Police Court Case Against Schoolboy .m export witness in a case before Mr. J. F. the Police Court yesterday, Mr. Blythe, Assistant *-iv<. declared that from documents seized he could mmunlst Party of Malaya comprised over 3.000 members These were
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    THIRD PARTY RISKS
    74 7 P*A Reserved in Appeal Case d in the appeal oon« bg the Appeal Court In which the plaintiffrant, and the defendant Norwich Union Fin I At the- decision of Mr ii.: plaintiff's clain the Insurance eonpauQ to tlw plaintiff in whicl I ear Le-longing t< bad .in
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    ORCHARD ROAD MISHAP
    34 7 r,,,, ,n Charged With ,v:i^ Drivimg thras emrs parkTheatre in Orchard 2«. resulted in < K urope an being "> negligent driving. fourth magistrate, tried, and the laturday morning by Mi. c. P
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE
    168 7 I Monet ery Conditions Piseussed i Geneva. June 8. t The Italian Senator, Signor Dcmichelis. has been elected chairman at the opening of the i. 17th session of the International labour Conc> ference although th workers' group abstained j from voting on the ground that he- is a
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    CHETTYAR TEMPLES
    56 7 Now Thrown Open To Harijans 11m executive committee of the Nattukkottal Chetty ars' Association. Burma, have thrown open all Chettyar temples in Burma to Harijans. Their temples at Rangoon, Pyinmana. Hmawbi. I Nattalin and Thongwa have already admitted Harijans to worship freely and about fifty-two BMTO temples scattered
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    WHEN IS A COURT COGNIZANT?
    260 7 APPLICATION FOR COMPENSATION Counsel and Question of "Frivolous Charges" The question ,of compensation of an accused person as he had been 'frivolously charged" Jol lowed thc withdrawal of a charge of theft against three Indians, Govindasamy. Sinnakanoo and P. Sinnakanoo. by Mr. D. G. Osborne-Jones
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    BOAT HAWKERS CHARGED
    248 7 One Accused Man Absconds The Monopolies Depart. nent declare that the) have suifered persistent annoyance and hindranee in the execution of their duties for some time past by hawkers on boats approaching incoming .steamers and having dealings with members of the crew in e-handu and chandu dross.
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    SEREMBAN CLOUDBURST
    197 7 Streets And Shop-Houses Flooded Seremban, June 10. A cloud-burst broke over Seremban. this evening. There had been no rain for the past few days, but the Malaya Cup match was hardly over indeed the huge crowd was still dispersing when torrents of rain began to fall very suddenly,
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    TARIFF TRUCE
    95 7 i Duteh Government VV illing to Agree The Hague, June 9. The Dutch Government is willing to agree t-> the proposed tariff truce with reservation. 1 Reuter Wireless. Washington. June 9. Although President Roosevelt is not asking for full authority to make tariff treaties, it is understood that
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    TARIFF DUTIES ON MILK
    552 7 Singapore Importers Discuss! Proposal EMPIRE PREFERENCE Memorandum Submitted By I One Firm Proposals for the imposition ot tariff duties on milk imported into the Straits Settlements, with a preference in favour of milk of Empire origin, have been put be-j, fore the Government by the Nestle'*
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    REFUSED TO SIGN BOND
    200 7 Eurasian Prefers Prison Pending Trial "Id rather o in than si':n a bond.' declared I Ceylon Eurasian named C. N. Leembruggen When he- app.ared before Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, the third magistrate, yesterday afternoon to answer s Charge of criminal breach of trust as a
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    69 7 Dr. H. G. Holdbrook, Chief Medical Officer, Penang. who had been in the Penang General Hospital for more than a week with an attach jof malaria, is reported to have satisfactorily [recovered. He has left by the Kedah for Brastagi where he will be recuperating for aboul i a fortnight.
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    CHINESE BANKRUPT CHARGED
    655 7 ALLEGED EVASION OF LAW I Man Who Offered Creditors Three charges under the bankruptcy ordinance were preferred I against Siew Cheong, the former proprietor of a sundrygoods shop in Upper Chinehew Street, yesterday, before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the first magistrate He was represented by Mr. Eber.
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    DOG SHOW IN AUGUST
    67 7 Open to All Parts of Malaya A dog sIMSi will be he-!ci bv the Malavan Kennel Association in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. August 6. during the August Bank Holiday week-end and the annual exhibition of the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association Thc show will be cpen to dog.
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    LAW NOTICE
    108 7 Wednesday, June Uth Before .Vlr. Justice a'Beekett Terrell. Mr. Justice Mills and Mi-. Justice Cobbett in the Ist. Court at 10.30 a.m. Court of Appeal Re Yap E Boon (If not finished'. Before the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice a'Beekett Terrell and Mr. Justice Cobbett in the Ist. Court
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    CHILD'S FATAL FALL
    248 7 Injury Which Did Not Show At Time NO BRUISES Coroner's Verdict of Death By Misadventure Annie Pereira, a 4U-year-olci Eurasian girl, was playing on a garden wall 3' 2 feet high when she fell. She seemed all right at the time, but a month later she had
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    U.S. LOAN TO CHINA
    164 7 British Hond Holders Restive London, June 12. The uutcoase of the loan reported to havo been made to China by American interests to finance thr purchase ofl wheat and cotton, says the Times, will be to increase the r«\stivencss of British holders ot Chinese bonds who
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    TRUCK OVER CLIFF
    113 7 Disastrous Fall Of TaiCs Manila Show Van A BMSSBge lrom Batavis on June 12 by A net a. ■tates that disaster befel a section of Tait's Carnival Shew which is well known in Malaya. A motor truck belonging to Tait's Manila Show met l ith a terrible
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    ALLEGED DEFAMATION
    90 7 Judgment Again Postponed c. n. LaoartNruggen, a Oejrlon Eurasian. a«ain I appeared lx Tore the seeond magistrate. Mr. A w. Hay. yesterday ssoenlng when judgment was to have been d»?lTered in the tAm of defamation of eharw mt brought sgalnsl him by i Singapore Euiasian named C R
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    DECREASE IN CRIME
    127 7 H9O British In Palestine Police There are- now 69(1 British officers in the Palestine Police Force. SCCOldl_f IS figures < 1 in Jerusalem. In addition to the British nicinIxis, the Force includes 1239 Moslems. SUA Jewish ol„cers ai:d men. and 306 native Christians. The large BUmher Of
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  • SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
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      THE CONFERENCE THAT MUST NOT FAIL
      924 8 Two thousand five hundred delegates, their experts and advisers are gathered in London for the World Economic Conference. With a few important exceptions every state in the world i.s represented. The best economic, diplomatic and political brains of humanity are present under one roof
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    A MOSCOW "THRILLER"
    148 8 "Clear All Wires" At The Mhambra .vll nrta ot personalitlee ana notabta bate been made use of in hlni stories, but the new M-G-M thriller "Clear All Wires" A pevha\ s the Orel picture to p I Stahn. tht- nolork O.G.P.U. rommis>! :i ar th? gigantic 'Soviet
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    120 8 LATEST RUBBFR AXD TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and lhe sterling rate in New York and Paris. specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow dfgfg Reuter Wireless RUBBER Spot (Buyers) 3 K (3 15 32). (Sellers) 3 718 (3 17 32). July-Sept.
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    A Centenary Of Racing
    489 8 When Meetings Here He/d in the Morning On thai stretch ot land which lies between Serangoon Ro;»d and Dorset Road progress is being mad. with the levelling and laying out f)i the sports grounds ol Singapore v. new 'lung" which tor ninety years was the centre
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    A WEEKLY BASIS
    77 8 j in connection wtth reeenl sdvocacj J i of aI ct -t: ol rd 'il ttlt ment J hear column*, ae undent— nd it on) ;> none at- disponed to offer evident* Oh tl— ta pv'i, t i( ihlie> m accorded for them to sppeai b 'om
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    NO UNIFORMS AT CONFERENCE
    85 8 NO UNIFORMS AT CONFERENCE deleg; Arrival tf Kiag It vi '"MM 1^ tlu- single I performed tl Imp! occn th. i. ui' encLi ih. i' Mi v.. o'clock ■Urlppi i nati Mr Rl and nati (Until ii; whit h i load "paaa* ws li.nch Kin- fl thi appointed China C
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    INVASION OF LONDON
    109 8 Arrival ot L'tafaan I I >ele-illts I londot Jur fl fl com 1 1.- 1' fl ■tniospht fl tin dajr fl mmvvou afl r- onotnfc Conn n fl ran B_m jn-nt tin fl or in p' j am one •flr^fl fl fl th< fl to The H
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      40 8 REFERRING TO SPEED KINGS. a writer says, "America may have hei- Gar Wood, but we have Don and Campbell." And Howe What about a "GAFLAC" MOTOR CAR POLICY GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers Telephone 6480.
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    DEBTS PAID IN GOODS AND SERVICES
    125 9 Lis must be our siar.ing I POINT Lpm von Neurath on Economic lance urges adoption of I o absorb unemployment, tree movement of gold unci anise labour by the adoption of g 40-hour week wet flier (Franc,), when the World Economic Conference in London
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    632 9 ECONOMIC CONFERENCE COMMITTEE I London, June j.. I World Economic I «t iu.:tu ■n, led tin I MacDonald. to itreai I I led thr di dsion ot the I El cnacnwlmi should last I ad thl limitation ot H I upentnf the paneral I nwd for stabilising rn agreements besides
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    WHAT OTHER COUNTRIES THINK
    428 9 Scepticism in America; France Sees Pitfalls London. June 10. The United States Becretarj oi state. Mr. Cordefl Hull, ln an interview last night expressed his confidence that the World Economic Conferi enm could by method of consultation and collaboration interpret the complicated problems and offer remediis
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    FARM CREDIT BILL
    80 9 Passed By American Senate Washington. June 13. The Senate has passed the Farm Credit Administration Bill which had already passed the House of Representatives with a provision amending the Cotton Futures Act levyinß ui>on all sales and cotton contracts a tax of one cent per bale involved
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    JAPAN'S AGREEMENT TO WITHDRAW
    546 9 EVACUATION COMPLETE BY END OF MONTH Neutral Area Police ■Force I Shanghai. June IS. Tiie Japanese have verballv agrepd to complete tho withdrawal of their troop.s from the occupied ■reas south of tin Oreat Wall before the end of the month. This piomise Is reported to
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    DEBTS DEBATE IN COMMONS
    487 9 "Hamlet Without The Prince" BUSY CHANCELLOR Conversations With Washington London, June IS. The House of Commons began the war debts debate without Mr. Neville Chamberlain's statement as to the Government's intentions, like Hamlet without the Prince. Mr. Lansbury strongly urged an immediate statement, but Mr. Baldwin
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    AUSTRIAN OUTRAGE
    122 9 Drastic Measures to Suppress Nazi Terrorists Vienna. June IS. Drastic measures havf been adopted against the Nazis in Austria as the result of last night's attempt to assassinate Councillor Steidle. leader of the Tyrol Heimwehr. The outrage Ls alleged to have been carried out by Grrmans; Tl Nazi
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    INDIAN SETTLERS
    66 9 Statement in House of Commons London. June 13. In the House of Commons at question time i Mr. R. a. Butler, (Parliamentary SecretaryIndia Office) announced that Sir Samuel I Wilson's proposal as regards Indian settlers had been communicated to the Raj which was in close touch through the
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    MRS. BONNEY MISSING
    27 9 London. June 13. I Mrs. Bonney, the Australian aviatrix. who i was expected at Croydon to-night from (Budapest Ls reported to be missing- Reuter
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      1140 10 V »M_____-^ y^mm-^mr-—^-'//^ THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO., (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION
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      530 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Due S'pore. Sails S'pore. s.s. CITY OF SHANGHAI For Havre, London, Rotterdam Sz Hamburg June 27 July 1 s.s. CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre, London, Rotterdam
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      440 10 Bnhsh India and Apcar Lb* (Incorporated in Englard. *l MAIL, PASSENGER AND CA&r„ SERVICES. RGO PENINSULAR AND ORIENT AI s y UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJKSI is 7 C() LONDON AND FAR EAST M LUI I'v',}' ,!Vx ll OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR i}||\\ j Tonnage. Singapore. RANPURA 17,000 June 23
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      639 11 -H._d mm I I LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAIV^ND n r* M MIDDLESBROUGH. itKOKUNI MARU T. 12.000 Aug. 22 23 July 13 14 HAKUSAN MARU T. 10.500 Bept. 6 7 July 21 AH HARUNA MARU T 10.400 Sept 20 21 Aug 910 KATORI MARU T 10.000 Oct 5 I ><_ •.mil Rotterdam.
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      404 11 to ihiiopi: FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive S'pore. S'pore. Penang. N. York. Pres. Adams June 17 June 20 June 22 Aug. 1 Pres. Harrison July 1 July 4 July 6 Aug. 15 Pres. Hayes
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      720 11 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAJANG— Wednesday, June 14. Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas. PengalianEstate and Rengat. Tl l EDFXS— Wednesday, June 14. Muntok and Palembang. TOBA— Wednesday, June 14. Toengkal, Moeara-Saba and Djambi i i PATRAS Wednesday, June 14, BeJa wan-Deli. REAEL— Thursday, June 15, Cheribon (not for passengers*,
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    DAMAGE CAUSED BY RAMBLERS
    721 12 DAMAGE CAUSED BY RAMBLERS TRESPASS LAW IN SCOTLAND Farmers Seek An Amendment Edinburgh. Faced with the problem of increasing damage to land, property, and stock owing to the eare- lessness of the growing numbers of excursionists. farmers and landed tenantry in Scotland intend to press for the amendment of the
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    THE EAST ASIATIC LIMITED
    103 12 THE EAST ASIATIC LIMITED *Min ,mm an<l "S With a, :^1H R r modation' -m,,;:, ll ■j PioniA in Bmnn I TRANS-PArinc >H J XNl> »'OtTlA M in* mjubu I !f> v,t k_a I .s al FAKE: In I „nd„n '.^B To Kouerflu, J I 1" Iranrhf, w.J Konj minimum
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      643 12 Burns Philp Line. i lncorporated in Australia* FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly mailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA 1 7.375 tons* and the S.S. MANGOLA 1 3.352 tons*. Cargo onlyi s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to
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      509 12 BIBBY UNE. [LONDON ADDRESS: U, PALL MALL. LONDON, S.W.I. j of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mall Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO, MARSEILLES. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangoon YORKSHIRE July 6 SHROPSHIRE July 2n OXFORDSHIRE Aug 3 STAFFORDSHIRE Aug. 17 GLOUCESTERSHIRE Aug.
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      645 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn Saturdays 7 p.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Kuantan <via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m Kelantan (.via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 pni Kelantan (Via Gemas i every
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      190 12 Simaloer. Dut. 4079 from Macassar 12.6 I for Penang 14.6. Bcnledi, Brit. 3755. from Middlesbrough 12.6. for Manila 13.6. Trier. Ger. 5401, irom Yokohama 12.6. ior Bremen, Hamburg 13.6. Tung Song, Brit. 156. from Pon Dickson 1 13.6. (or Malacca 14.6 Burgenland. Ger. 4321 trom Hamburg 12.6. for Iloilo 13.6.
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      THAMES HONEYMOON TRAGEDY
      561 13 HUSBAND SEES HIS WIFE SWEPT TO DEATH Two Ships Crash in The Night In a collision bOlntUl two strainers In the Thame* :l t midnight a woman who had been ma rri d only six days lost bet Hfe, and her buobaad maa seriously injured. Thej were
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      HOMEWARD BOUND
      278 13 Passenger List Of The Partoclus Tlie following passengers sailed on the Patroclus which left Singapore yesterday lor London and intermediate ports; Mr. L. CJ. Lee. Mr. D. T. Bannister. Mr. and Mrs D. F. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. G T. Pinch. Mr and Mr: A. R. Fullerton. Muss
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      NOTICE TO MARINERS
      45 13 Borneo. North- West Coast Labuan The Enoc Light-Beacon in Victoria Harbour ha.^ now ixM-n re-established and exhibits an occulting red light every three seconds. Position On western side of entrance to Victoria harbour. Lat. B deg 15'N. long 118 deg 15'E (approx).
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      API PASSAGE—SHOAL REPORTED
      37 13 API PASSAGE— SHOAL REPORTED TiM Admiralty notifies that a shoal has been re)K>rted at a distance of 6 4 miles 142 degrees, from Merundung island. Lat. 1 deg. 59'N. lone.' 10P deg. HVE fapprwo Depth. 4 fathoms.
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      BIG LONDON SCHEME
      619 13 Work Begun on Final Phase Woii: wa bc .1111 on Ifay 15 on thc bug of the 1 :»in section.; 01 the scheme for Improved aclecaa to the dor'; area and to the cast of London. Th«- new contract oonawta of an egfeanatve ci.r.sion at Sii. ei
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      A VOYAGER
      93 13 German Woman's Trip London. June 4) Gorman lady IHm Friedei Meyer, ano an Irishman named Nolan have started on a competitive folding boat trip round England and Scotland, whieh is scheduled to last about three months Mis. IfejN 1 who is accompanied by her dog. haa already won
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      VESSELS DUE
      121 13 Conte Rosso Expected On Thursday The Conte Rosso (Italian Man* i.s due ln Singapore to-morrow morning from Shanghai and Honn Konff. and will sail again the same day i.t. I p.m. for Colombo. Bombay. Suez. Port Said. Brindisi. Veniee and Trieste The Marin Sanudo is expected in the
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      106 13 Tuan Muda Of Sarawak On The Hector The following paaaengera are expected bv the Hector whieh is due to arrive in Singapore on Frida> Mr. F. Dudjev Warde. Mr. A. G Howe. Mi. P. C. V. Cobbold. Mr C. S. Pendrigh. Lt. Col. and Mrs. M. Carrington-Sykes. and
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    DECREASE IN JOHORE POSTAL TRAFFIC
    1333 14 712,400 FEWER LETTERS Postmaster-General's Annual Report In th<- eoucao of his report on the Johore Posts and Telegraphs Department for 1932. Mr G. Savage, Johore Postmaster-General, tates: World wide depression in financial and indusf::al circles prevailed throughout the year and Ited In 0 considerable shrinkage
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    159 14 Programme of Drills up to and for areek ending June 18th. 1933 Wednesday 14th. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters-. D' Eurasian* Coy.. Platoon Training, M.G. Pl < Eurasian >. M.G. Training. Thursday 15th. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters: S.R.E. <v> Coy. Parade. 2nd. Bn. Sig. Section, Weapon Training, "E" (Chinese) Coy..
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    128 14 I PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA. J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. i Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 31.3 i i metres. 1 Wednesday. June 14th. J I G.M.T 1.30 p.m. Time Signal from I J Big Ben. News I I
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    591 14 Metre 80 Rom« (Italy > 2RO 70 3 Khabarovsk (USSR) RVI6 0 am noon. 58.3 Bandoeng. Java (PMY). 5036 Vatican City (Italy). HVJ DaUy, 7.0— 7.15 p.m. Sun.. 10 10.30 a.m. also. 50 Barcelona Radio Club (Spain) EaJ25 Sat.. B—98 9 pjn. 50 Bucharest (Rumania). 50 Kuala
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    WONDERS OF THE NEW AUTOGIRO
    734 14 CONTEMPT FOR ACCEPTED RULES OF FLYING A remarkable simplification of the Autogiro has been effected by its inventor. Senor de la Ciena. He has built a machine which wih change motion in any direction upward:,, downwards, or sideways— mei eiy by the tilting of the
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    SUICIDE WAVE
    174 14 Belgrade's High Death Rate Belgrade. A spring wave of suicides Ls sweeping *V*t Jugoslavia. Many are due to unhappy love affairs. Many more among students are one to failure in examinations and bad marks. A well-known trader of Zagreb has hanged himself because on New Year's Day he
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    CITY OF MILLIONAIRES
    45 14 Zurich, June J). The accounts oi the city of Zurich show that the number of millionaire tax payers rose, in j 1931. irom 403 to 442. where the nuinher of those assessed at Swiss francs 500.000 dropped from 519 to 354. I
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      CHARTERED BANK
      116 14 OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated ln England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital ln 600.000 share* of £5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, EC 2. Agencies and Branches SINGAPORE BRANCH Current Accounts opened and fixed depooßo received
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      HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
      166 14 (Incorporated In Hong Kong) The liability of members Ls limited to the extent and ln the manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony HEAD OFFICE HONG KONG Authorised Capital 550.000.000 I -tied and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund Sterling 6,500,000
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      MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD.
      186 14 (Incorporated ln Eu^landt Capital 1b. 000,000 Subscribed 1800,000 Paid-up .050.000 Reserve Fund and ReM 1 246.735 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrie, Esq.. Chairman P. R. Chalmers E^q.. Charles J Hambro. Esq W H Shelford, E-q.. Sir Thomas Catto. Bart 61r C. C Barrie.. K.B.E.
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      FRIENDLY HANDS
      216 14 Social Work by (.iris And Youths In celebration of their aniinovi, WAEAM the Young Mens and the Girls' Friendly Bands Rave a concert to a packed hall on Saturday ol the Singapore Chinese Otrto 1 S< hoo] Mr J I M. Fraser was chairman. I The programme opened
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      THE YOKOHAMA UNKNOWN BANK, LTD.
      43 14 THE YOKOHAMA UNKNOWN BANK, LTD. Capital t I UP) n<l T U_| I I.OXDOS _*Z 3 1 I ItltWf H I AL Calcutt I Hell. 1, M»Wl^. fJ I saki I ol I 1,1,1 Cun_. I I I I I I o«Mhoi I
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      THE EASTERN BANK,
      63 14 poratfd la Er.j.i- I Ai-th. r:bed Ckt k H Paid-up Cap. I r*o Fund and I HEAD OFFIpf I BHA> i' mb.y u Karachi, l. |fc M fl Bahrein CURRENT ACCOUNTS oc*"r I allowed at 2 pf-r cut per arjua SAVINGS DEPOSIT ACCOtTt^fl morey iccatvoi on applicator
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      48 14 17 you really want something CHEAP and GOOD, then why not visit CHOTIRMALL'S Who receive every week something new and attractive This week they present ALL WHITE and COLOURED CELLULOID Hand Bags, Smart Undies, Printed and Embroidered Kimonos. Prices Very Moderate. COME TRY AT CHOTIRMALL'S 41-43 HIGH STREET
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      130 14 I THE SOUTH jhJ BRITISH *J| INSL RAN (t. OMPANT LOCH FIRK, MARINE, TRAM MOTOR CAI I INSI RAM r \tcm\DM LOU'ES'I 1 RREVT MTlfl L C MARGOLIOUTH. Office 2. Ptnlayx* 0"* I THE J EASTERN UNITS] ASSURANCE CORPORATION I FIRK, MAKINK I MOTOR CAR I PERSONAL ACCBP INSURANCE. I.
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      UPWARD MOVEMENT OF METALS
      47 15 lining of Conference Restricts Business London. June 7. da apart lrom a I mtv qui) Far t < d ECafflrs, decidedly weaker on I that the Minister the gold miring maintained •in- upward Daovement lally other com- j active but pi i advance Reuter
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      POLLAR SHARES
      42 15 London, June X. t; cting hit r i Excl to-day Cn i mans fl K fered a fresh I [total ei hold n .in tutor, American a ).m*. of the rp< ctae u i iei trong Anv rican trading Reuter
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      GERMAN MORATORIUM
      45 15 I.emdun. .lun- E. an moratorium an- marking dawn ol price* Oth i tions wen nut Its n closed quieter anprove-ment on bear tin Mi *b ruled quieter rard toovement in tin i by profit takin--' ere quiet. Wall Street I profit-taking R euter
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      BUSINESS ON MODEST LINES
      29 15 London, June 10. ood and businesi <n. mdon stock Exchange 1 advance In gold mining from Bouth Africa imp evens ♦>«' five acre steady. I British
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      EXCESSIVE CREDIT
      54 15 London. June 10. D ulty of employing the redil available on the-, emphasladcd by thej an being ottered atei tta- monetary ease, the latest Li C50.000.000 u albed on 7- id. per cent. senerally, ruled quiet ol ae ount but there ture*. including a sharp the Luiprovemanl of,
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      CONFERENCE RESTRICTS BUSINESS
      62 15 London. June 1'!. the World Economic i Iness to be considerably th< 81 *-k Exchange to-day. The r 'mair.cd Ustlesa apart from a sharp Brazilian shares and a fall in ed copper especially being by the weakness of the *as mainly responsible Il In most ether commodities.
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    THREE ALIASES
    86 15 T HREE ALIASES ***rt >ocond Return to Malaya Seremban. June \l. Lee Ng with three aliases! the Colony in LH4 .\nd| E 'ate Ayer Kunfa-g' u the Negri banish- j •turned to the counI" !i:r.e-diately convicted for! 1 eoteneod to seven years'! TYe-ngganu. He served I he then gaoler there
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    183 15 C hanges in Representative r riees SALES STOCK EXCHANGE M0.660 5.316.000 5.610.006 United Pre a- relation. June H It. rlean Can. Com. M 12 95 Am T p,. and T'grun'.i 121*« 123 131'.. Atcneson Railroad 84*< 84*a V»\k ■nt 7f) r 79 81 (one Common 24
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    SWISS FRANC
    450 15 Unfounded Rumours of Depreciation I.au-anne. lune <». a certain number ofl el n newspapers have published recently reports pronosticatino s deal ion of the Swiss franc. a careful examination of tht situation shows thai these reports ol drop In the Swiss ex- :< not founded. In la l
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    BROOME, SELANGOR CO.
    109 15 To be Reconstructed As New Company London. June 12. The Broome Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.. is being reconstructed as a new company with a similar title and a capital of £60.000 in 2s. The existing shareholders receive two 2s. shares fully paid for each £1 share held
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    INCREASE IN JAVA SUGAR STOCKS.
    525 15 Chad bourne Scheme's Testing The Java sugar industry is in serious plight and only \y. m«aa* Of deliberate eommon effort will this important industry be able to pull through. The difficulties generally are bound up with the Wg expansion tu ougar beet and ccne planting
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    THE £ ABROAD
    172 15 THE ABROAD Par June I l<»Amsterdam 12.01 8 40 8.41 Athens 375 MO 590 Belgrade 25.22', 240 240 Berlin 20.43 14.25 14.44 Bombay Is 6d. Is. 6 5 64d. 11.65JM0. Brussels 35 24.21', 24.24 Bucharest 313 570 570 Buenos Aires 47.58 4113 16ofli 41", offi Copenhagen 1 Geneva 22.22', 17.50
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    GOODRICH RUBBER
    76 15 Interim Dividend Of Z\> Per Cent. On Ordinaries Tlie directors of British Goodrich Rubber Co.. Ltd.. have declared an interim dividend on the Ordinary shares of 2 X > per cent, actual, less tax, on account of the year ending September 30 next. I This i.s the first
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    ANOTHER REASON
    397 15 Sir Eric Geddes And Non-Restriction In letter tn the Financial Time.- Mr. H. Turner state.v I have read with pleasure Sir Erie Geddes".statement on the progress that has been made during the last lew years in the reduction of the- l'.o.l). cast of rubbei production, and have noted
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    NOT IMPRESSED
    240 15 Shareholders Want "Drastic Action" Raving been In Malaya since l'.Hei I have seen something of the rubber industry, and I am not in the least impressed by Sir Erie Geddes* contentions against restriction, writes "Kris." »Sunningda'.e> to the editor of the Financial Times. Knowing the native and his
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    LABU (F.M.S.) RUBBER
    76 15 Output in 1932 from Labu estate- .2.418.000 1b (against 2.343.000 lb. I Profit Tor year £6.435 add amount brought forward £14.853. maklni £21.288. Directors recommend dividend of 2' per cent, (nib £5.864. leaving £15.424 to be carried forward, subject to Eastern stafT com missions. Sum of £21,000
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    RUBBER ESTATE OUTPUTS
    54 15 Evatt and Co.. Secretaries, Output for Ma from the undermentioned estates are as follow? Brunei 30,000 lbs. (May 1932. 28.700 lbs> Changkat 24.911 lbs. (30.343 lbs> Haytor 17,501, lbs. (17.201 lbs.) Indragiri 74.208 lbs. (73,497 lbs. Lunas 38.000 lbs. (43.770 lbs.) Nyalns 30.700 lbs. (35.000 lbs> Tapah
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      205 15 MM BUI London, 4 months' sight 2/4 1/32 London. 3 months' sight 2, 4 London, 60 days* sight 2/3 31/32 London, 30 days' sight 2/3 15/10 London, demand 2/3 20/32 London. T.T. 2/3% Lyons and Paris, demand 980 Hamburg, demand 165 New York, demand 47' Batavia, Sourabaya. demand
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      PRODUCE
      153 15 June 13 Tin Singapore Price* (per pikul i $120. 87'. I Gambier 4.75 Pepper Wh'-ie 30.00 Flake Tapioca 6Jt Pearl Sago Small 4 60 Copra. Sundried 4 20 Sago, flour 1 87 g Devoes Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin 207 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1 50 Socony Motor
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