The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 June 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. VO. 15.957. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1933. 10 CENTS
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    404 1 The MJC.C. ha* sent a cable to the S.C.C. regretting that the invitation to the M.C.C. Indian team to extend its tour to Malaya, cannot be accepted Page 16. Tht prevailing view at the World Economic Conference is that currency stabilisation is a necessary condition of success
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    IN A MALAYAN MARKET
    829 1 riGHT QtlOCfcl Mem. the BMH Of ttH r.i' a! day* her car OUtaMl and followed by the .suLs carryin. .>..sk(t. eaten ?ii<- BMUrkat, Fish, some soup BMttl and a joint. -.< .< l.ibles and fruit that is to be the avdftV of he:- buying, and sl*e
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      226 1 B )GIA TEA IHrJiikT!* the freshnesn ft iid fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL WITH MODERN SANITATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER. TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE-9.30 p.m. to Midnight GRILL SERVED ON THE LAWN Speiial Daily Tea Informal Special Dollar Lunch
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      663 1 ADELPHi SEA VIEW I HOTEL HOTEL Favourite Ideal Seaside Resort Down Town Rendez-vous The Place to Spend Facing St. Andrew's Cathedral a Pleasant Holiday. EXCELLENT CUISINE SERVICE GENERAL MANAGER 11. O. WASER. THE ROTARY CLUB OF SATURDAY SINGAPORE SATURDAY MEETS AD°Erp O HT°H W o T E. SPECIAL DINNER Speaker:
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      157 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Kayser Lingerie— Page 9. Ride In Comff>rt Page 14. "Assure** Your Future Page 3. Ketps the Sting In Stengah Page 16. Maurice Chevalier Writes. Page 8. CHRYSLER LOW INITIAL COST Engineers Guide (■■■■iHHHßa*jß*aaiw containing the widest choice of engineering courses In the world iigi Shows jrou how to
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      12 1 There is no better Tea than I BIGIA TEA GROWN IN xMALAYA
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    "EGYPTS GOLD
    163 2 [be Italian Balvatc ship. Artiniu>. after having landed at Plymouth frerti baul of bullion from th sunken liner. Bgypt, valued at about £55.0»i sterling, baa returned home and i* hurriedly taking on board fresh stores for another trip bo the tctnt of her profitable labour Th« Ariiglto*fl divan
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    S.V.C. PROGRAMME OF DRILL
    181 2 liX following is the pvo' r ianmu of drills up to and for week ending. June 25th. Tuesday. ">l5 p.m.. Headquarters. S.R.E. (v> NX'Os.. Lecture; "A" <M.G.» Coy.. Nieht Fiiiiifr Drill; Arnifi. Car Sedion, Sectl(»n Parade; 2nd. Bti. Signals. Signal Training. Wednesday. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. S.R.E.
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    EVEREADY TRADE MARK
    865 2 ALLEGED WRONGFUL USE OF LABELS Chinese Dealer's Shop Searched a.> d'_ nts tor the manufacturer* oi Everaady electric battery cells. Messrs. U E. Teh and <.%>.. of Robinson Road Singapore, were the complainunts before Mr. 11. A Forrer. the Criminal District Judge, yesterday, m case m wii.
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    NOT TO DRIVE FOR TEN YEARS
    92 2 Two notortrti ware ienftanoed to hapri «mv ol at Norwlcn A^si/,e^ v>n eJsHrpßi <>f nanslaughter, and both fjfja Assjuallßad from irtvlnn '.or tan yean-. One was Fanshr kc Edv.ani mamllsll TttftMll an sjMtrleal ei^Kineer. m tht ftff|''ff w imiil Oi Norwich Corpmation. who wns
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    BAND AT TELOK AYER
    56 2 uir imim 01 m( ».s foiuv will pt'riorin mr following; pngVMMMti WtlMf ponniUliiß. at Telok Ayer at 5.15 p.m. on Wednesday— Mai eh. "The London Fire Br^ade." NicholLs; O\erture. "Le Che\al dc Bronze, Aubcr; Valse. "M.'tdamr Pompadour." Fall; Four Flemish Dunces, i Bloekx; "Two Hindoo Pictures,"
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    DEPOSITS DOUBLED
    89 2 In>ur;uuT 'omp.'init^ In Siam X llaiukctk. J«» 1" C.nn .i ..Kit ;iv- in. i. rK iv th- r.nu r« i.v bo n Hcctod i Insurant Lx the dif!;: tht iiiMir;ir.' n III" < i 'hi uuni to to <v (h» it boiiu cl..' b. d 3 1 i
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    99 2 GOVERN MENT HOUSE >!<. n .it> m Su i aim Mi M ■> Oox.'iniiKiit H I MbJoi H Q I had luncheon 1 1 I :u i I R I I H I Boa Mi I Hhvij I I '.uniluon a< < Sir Tho.n.t il < H Kj^ ExceUency »n<
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      460 2 BOARD RESIDENCE. 3 TAN GUN HILL 1 Near Garrison Golf Course SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS AVAILABLE PERSONAL BUPBBVIBION MODERN SANITATION TcSfphone :i7f>S or write for appointment c Mrs. V B. Matthews. I r j KNCiI.ISHMAN. with \.ife .-.nd small baby. requires board and lodirin^. simple meals, stat" price week and
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      341 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE Tenders. NOTIC?- v Bjofefe* <lvt»n lßa4 Kmo^rj »rf aow Invited lor the follo^n? materials oj services and that partt^ :iors of such tender? may be obtained m tbf Tender Room Municipal Ofllcea Supply of Heavy Pipea «n(S Ca.«t (na Specials for period Oct. Ist, 1033 ro
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      24 2 IWIIIK W IwlWllk I H^B UB H^B H8 s^H HE l II k^nDUil SR vbl^H IN/TTT 1 a^^^^^v V^^m^^^ HHIHB SEE THE SUNDAY TIMES.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      338 2 THK WKK* Ttirsd4>. IMB. Hich Water, orU;> TJ It.. 20.20. 8.6 ft. Fo<.tbrtU SA.F.A. Loa's'uc <"Div. I.: R.A. fl S.C.C. Stadium. Lawn Boy.i- BjC.C. American TwiiimH \Vodnrsda>. 21st. Hißn W«tor. 10.05. 7.8 f t 21.04. f1.9 ft. fV)iar\ Tiffin Mrs. A. H. Dickinson OB "Art vi Speaking." Adelphi Hotel, at
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    TAIRS MADE HER PANT.
    78 3 1 it 7 Ml -i finds that H' hs made ;r I i. U h rcduj iueh mi reasi ew r I i > > aIU, m. at less round thi JJ^ 147 1 Bui 1 N which k pant ft.-i much l and 1 i
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    JAPANESE WITHDRAW
    157 3 j <»r Renewed Kail I Siuinghali •line IS. I i ni I.', to bar is offlci: 1 de- ij'ii. I m. ban •> the iai* to Kjfcii ions iiui thi i .i< tuikuo lated an ac bas tu. who a. i. one ilgn iv rriu bJU H I
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    CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY
    1024 3 SOVIET AND ACTION OF MANCHUKUO Suspension of Through Traffic Mnsrou. June I. i* 'ails of the action <>i thi Manchukuo authorities m closing thi Bwltchea that coinx-ct the OMnsae ■astern Railwaj with the Ufcturi Railway al Pogranttchnaya, thereby uspendmg throogn iraffic between the two lines; ."nd the
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    ELEPHANT AS PATIENT
    304 3 Animal Welfare Work m Siam [From Oui Own Corespondent! liauxknk. June 17. Thi Bociety ov tin Promotion of Animal \"i Hare m .Si: n: has had a hard fight from Ms ivory inception. The present Boverdgn supported its foundation few months •> tore being called to the
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    NEW GERMAN STAMPS
    113 3 Issue Colin rmoratinff the Former Glories llrrli... An l.ssiu- ni -.t;u(]]).- oonoMMontlnt Uw "nay of Potsdam.'- uhPn r lit mllitarM glories of pro-war Prussia weir HVlfVd at the openinß of tho Reichstag hi not avallabl' for use on tettef* The Btaßtpi ait issued ho ihrt- \alues, 6
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    PLANTERS' GROUP
    248 3 New Section of Royal Km pi re Society h i"iv O: O <•;.'■ p<<nut-i.i i. oik i.. 1 1 >ia> I Pll Ci:ou|> i i the Ko)u) Kn:pli. §t ;i«i.\ tea been recently famed with thi object i:i bringing home memben and planteu oveiseaa m clusei contact uiiii
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    SPADA CALLS FOR HIS GUN
    71 3 Ajurtio. iorsk*) .Spada the OunloMi bttntJU kinu' undervtit hL<? flrfit examination brfor* I nmul. <m!« When fi^ arregted he >«'cni»-d nu-ntHiu ai i l>)iysicallv broken and to hay« tii \«>lf»pcd uligious mania, but now hi- took n mwetl int« rest m lil« iind. ijusteud vi
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      77 3 I \J^ s^3fesll J If' lU opportunity of taking out a Life 1 cijii m thp rounon below lor I r ill ill Lilt* i,uupvjii *jcivjv\ i\z» i I an teed Income Policy. I I r^^f^itA THt PRUDENTIAL I w »^S^S ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED I r%e P *J33^Mi»" T^ 1^
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      126 3 ill \z o o a to ARCHITECTS SURVEYORS and PROPERTY \J VV li L I\ J A 1 Li/Kvi Am JL JLJXmv^ ALUMINIUM PAINT Ff"YR \AK A M Coat of Mail Protection TO ALL PROPERTY ON WHICH IT IS USED UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED rduMi 11 IJJ| Preparations j^^JTsed the world
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    4623 4 j WEDDING OF PRINCESS j j GOLD I From the tree Press Correspondent London, June 6. t f\y Life m London this week it is 5 vJ not easy to write. To begin with, the temperature at this moment is,; 81 clfuree^ 1:1 -had", and
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      58 4 /^^^■l *sfS \^^l \v N \<:^^^ I Mo'o^yde Road Race m the world wlPwon J I \2r I on CASTROL for the 18th time m »ucce»»ion I I <^^ BJ BH |KVJ i^ B 'btJ I u^;r available— Castrol was chosen' 9 I j C. C. WAKEFIELD Co., LtcL, Borsumy
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    MR. CARL LAWSON
    165 5 Forming Repertory Company m Penans If all goes well a Penang Repertory Players Company will come into being In the near iuture and will produce plays at the E. and O. Hotel twice m a month, reports the Straits Echo. Mr. Carl Lawson, the well known actorproducer
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    TRIUMPHAL PROGRESS
    112 5 The Royal Scot m Progress New York. That American and Canadian railways provided uricitional engines to aid the Royal Scot— iho British locomothe— on its journey across the Continent, was revealed by Sir Josiah Stamp m a broadcaU des. riptioji of the Chicago Exhibition. -But it v.i.s quite
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    MRS. PLACE BECOMES ELSIE SEARLE
    158 5 NAME CHANGED BY DEAD POLL "Helen of Troy" Case Recalled A notice m the Nairobi official gazette revealed that Mrs Gwendoline Elsie Place, the central figure m the Cambridge Helen of Troy" case, has changed her name to Gwendoline Elsie Searle. The notice referred to
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    TOTE CLUBS ARE LEGAL
    432 5 Ruling m King's Bench Division Tote clubs can be legal. That is the result of legal decision handed down m the King's Bench Division by Mr Justice dii Parcq. His decision is that tote clubs are legal as long as money is not actually handed over
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    AIRWAYS ROUTE
    215 5 No Special Training of Indian Pilots [From Our Own Correspondent] London, lui.r 2. The following questions and answers, which will be of interest to readers n Singapore, have appeared m Hansard during the v.e^k: Mr. T. William asked the Secretary of State for India if a decision has
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    INVITATION TO CHEMISTS
    52 5 Ifembm of the dru^ trade are Invited by the organiser.-, to visit the 42nd. Chemists' Exhibition. London, which will be housed from September 25 to 29 m the new hall of the Roy:)! Horticultural Society, Westminster, S.W.. practically under the shadow of the Houses of Parliament and
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    HE FLIGHT OVER EVEREST
    575 5 HE FLIGHT OVER EVEREST > SUMMIT CLEARED BY 500 FT. Description by Lord Clydesdale Thr Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale zaxe his first public description of the flight over Mount Everest when ho was entertained at a reception at Renfrew Town Hall. Glasgow, together with his colleague. FUght-I4eut. MacIntyre. -With
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    NO TROUSERS
    247 5 omen Cricketers Must Wear London. June 10. Cricket for women at home is tx coming more popular than ever this season. Miss Pollard, one of the founders of the Women's Cricket Association, which was formed m 1927. said: "We are rapidly inci-easing our membership, and more and more
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    WOMAN IN TROUSERS
    105 5 Needed "Man's Sense As Well As Man's Outfit" 'If you had used a mans sense as well as a nan'l outfit, al] this trouble would have been avoided. said Mr. Oulton, the Tower Dridgg magistrate, to Nancy Smith. 23. waitress. <>■ Lambeth-road. Kennington He fined her 2s
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      140 5 T f fj£Ji-^-' \I I I JIL illTr n ORAND ENTERTAINMENT IN THIS THRILLING TALE FAMOUS F GENTLE^N CROOK. iE OI (i»T TO LIFE IN M,IH ILI .-BRITISH FILM ■HTHE BLIND g^ SPOT" J ~Z& t WARNER-BRITISH PRODI XTION 4 *fc* MURIEL ANGELUS P^i i \l\<; THURSDAY INK TALKING SCREEN'S
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      211 5 k\b Ml H ifil^fn a la Premierii o} ftf WfY British' Rousing, I W\) ic-kin.u I I Nautical comedy which H.R.H. Wt |BL THE PRINCE of U\l KS iß^Bs^^y* l^ described as a (jreat show r— »SHIPMAID I*resenting England's most vivacious star MATTHEWS From the well-known musical plaj h\ j
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      K.L. POLICE DRAW WITH PUBLIC WORKS
      423 6 DECLARE AT 206 FOR 7 Dennison-Smith Finds His Form FYoir Our Own Correspondent I Kuala Lumpur. .lun«- 17. spi. i d readier DNVmllOd to-day ior several exciting matehe Denmson-Smith pKVt a i'K)il batl in- prrfor manee pla> ii">f. lov Selan'-, r or RdUm MJOJnot
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      CHAMPIONS FAIL
      222 6 I psets In Perak Tennis Tournaments Ii! the men's .single of the Perak champion-f-iup for the challenge cup presented by Mr. Cecil Penrse, the following arc the results of the first round th». flnali b«-lim on for the v.eek-t-nd when H.H. The Sultan of P«vak will distribute the
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      HOLDERS ELIMINATED
      155 6 Frorr Oit Own Correspondent] Ipoh, June IK. The Pt-rak lemiii championship meeting pn>vkled several upsets, previous holders Of all the rhe championships being ellniiiiatod. The final* were being played this afternoon when Mrs. M. C. Corbett was to meet Mrs. Wood fov the ladies' title and Choo Chee
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      8 6 iJ" pi,"' 1 Konr[ "> oi Ruabon Clerk to
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      WIN ON POINTS
      720 6 Kid Chocolate Heats Watson Seaman Watson, tin- British feat he i -weight boxing champion, tailed at Now York m his attempt to wvest the world's feather-weight Championship from Kid Chocolate, the holder, who won on points. H-jman Wat.son scaled Bm. 13 '^Ib. against Kid Chocolates Bst. 11
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      LAWN BOWLS
      105 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament Lawn bowls American tournament at the sec TUESDAY. JUNE 20th 'A. Henshelwoud and C. G. Fuller vs. A S. 1 Banks and Dr. E. D. Lindow. H. Gray and C. M. van fHijlnnlwn V S- Q. I Cameron and E. Fozard. P. M.
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      PENANG BOWLS
      88 6 F. X. Syer Wins The Championship The following arc thr winners of the P.C.C. qpVtag Lawn Bowls Tournament Championship Singles.— F. N. Sycr: Runn?rup. G. C. Miller: Championship Pairs. T. A. Wemyss and L. M Nonis; Men's Singles— Handicap.— L. M. Norris: Men's Doubles— Handicap. H. W. Sanders
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      168 6 t t- <^ v* WHERE "THE CAij>6R Q<JALIiY IS V y X > MOST iHSISTtNT jB H B .fl I I \*> I O KL I I EL i >! II k WEBmm^B^^^f RuPEmom^j I F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, LTD.. 3A, Raffles Quay. Telephone No. 2234. M w* The secret of
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    SPECTOR WOODS TO GIVE EVIDENCE TO-DAY
    2522 7 vKPPKL ROAD FATALITY INQUIRY v Luck Is Out, I Have Killed NSPFCTOR'S ALLEGED STATEMENT ronei resumed the Inquiry yesterday into the Kcppei Road result of which Inspector Charles B. Woods, attached TraAe Branch, is charged with causing death by a tor Goodship gave evidence
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    CRASH INTO SHIP'S HOLD
    164 7 Chinese Cook's Fata! MIDNIGHT TRAGEDY Found In Morning With Broken Neck A latal accident took, place on board the s.s\ Bhanuranpsi, a Siamese steamer, lying m the roads, but was not dfcnovered until yesterlay morning. A sailor went into the bold and was hurl Mad x>
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    WOMAN'S TRAGIC END
    226 7 Wife Drowned m Shallow Well j v A trairic storj- of the hnciiiu; of his wtfe'fl body m ji 3 feet by 'J 1 feet deep well m his house, was relnted by a Tamil before Mr. P. CJ. Bourne, the Coroner, yesterday. at tlv t inquiry
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    HUSBAND ACCUSED
    107 7 Alleged Hammer Attach on Wife J I From Our Own Correspondent] Sercmban. June 17. RawUk Village, about two Billet away from Bevemban ioun, an the mair, road to Port Dirk^.ui wai Om m'(di 1 of a mm tier m the rarlv hours' of yesterriay inornin?. domestic quarrel between
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    95 7 Accused Sorry He Could Not aw w one ot the eleven Chinese prodUMd befan Mr. A. W. Hay. the Singapore Second MagLsti ;ite. < I yesterday morning «n a charge of panhMngl" mack- the naive explanation that ho was arrested i before he could effect his escape. The
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    MR. A. S. BAILEY
    57 7 Reported Elevation To Johore Bench. ,'Prom Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur. June Id. It 15 r-ix>rt»ci that Mr. Arthur Savage Baii ley, v member of the Federal Council and a i well-known Kuala Lumpur lawyer, may be leavi tag shortly to take an acting appointment a.s
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY
    94 7 Members o! the Singapore Musical Society are advised that the popular concert referred to m the recent letters they havt. received, has to be altered *o Baaa&Kf night July 16th. for unavoidable reasons. All vouchers <teo dated for July 9th will now ap])ly to July 16th. The
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    53 7 Under the patronage or Mr. Au Boon Haw a swimming gala will be held at the Chung Hwa Swimming: Pool, Paair Panjang Road. Singapore, on Saturday, commencing 4 p.m. The event* arc open only to Chinese but the general public are invited to witness the carnival. Admission to the pool
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    MISTOOK CLERK FOR PRINCIPAL
    884 7 CHINESE WHO WANTED i TO ADVEKTISE Allegations Against Lawyer's fVrfc Alleged to have taken advantage of his position as clerk to a solicitor, I. J. Edwards, an Indian, claimed trial when he appeared before Mr. M. H. Blacker, the Third MauLstratc. yesterday, on a chary* 1
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    MAGISTERIAL CHANGES
    84 7 Mr. A. W. Hay Transferred To Education Dept. Mr. A. W. Hay, Singapore Second Magistrate, j has been appointed assistant Director of Education In charge of Chinese s>chooLs In Kuala Lumpur, and vacated the bench at noon yesterday. Mr. J. F. F. Gregs, the Third Magistrate, took his
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    U.S. JUST SHRUGS SHOULDERS
    387 7 Indifferent To War Debts Repudiation COMPLETE APATHY Finland Only Nation To Pay In Full W.ishinsion. Inn. lit. AaWKica bM IBDeTMd MWI of the European I defaults on w;ir d»bts with shrug vi th. j shoulders, indicating her < •omplete indillcn-nc. to tin* possibility of ewntual repudiation.
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    F.M.S. RETRENCHMENT
    57 7 Economy Campaign Not Yet Ended v ran Our ov.n Oorrecpoodenl] Kuala Lumpur. June 15). Thai tta F.M>. ♦cononiv OMMJMfIpi has nor pel end* 1 is shown b\ tiM voids •.subject t<> •cvLsion m lonscquciuis <>l further retrench mut" appended t" th<* s« paratc StaU 1 »?stlmat«.^ o Ix*
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    SIR ROHERT HOLLAND
    40 7 Siam's New Judicial Adviser Fmni Our Own OoVMtpQOdant] Bangkok, Junt- It. Sir Kobtrt Holland, UK new judicial advLvr to the Siamese Government, en route to fti» capital, stayed at Hua Hin and onjoved rhr poH and sea-batWnp.
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    CHEAPER PETROL
    49 7 Reduction of Four Cents A Gallon Ih<» pn< <■ of p«'trol from the pumj> ta bu», poiv lias 8008 ndiKtfl from ftfi r««nt< gallon i > 82 cents iv gallon. Tlv A>i;itif P» Tn)l«-i:m Co. and MM St;iu<: Oi! Co Of Now York m;ikc ru) Matemrn! plaining tni
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    U.S. TRADE COMMISSIONERS
    56 7 Commercial Office At Bangkok Closed iKrom Our Own Correspondent I Bangkok. Jim- ft. The American Government hn.s decided close the commercial trade oflice working und«the Consulate General as a measure of econorm as from the end of June. The Commercial Attache has b»*n transferred to Bntavifl and
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    LAW NOTICE
    68 7 Tuesday, June 20th Before the Chief Justice, Mr. JuUtee »Tkc ki-tl Terrell and Mr. Justice Cobbett m the U« Court at II a.m. Court of Appeal:— No. 333 Chu Slew Kuan and others (Appellants) w Yu Wan Yoke (Respondent) Purt heard. Befors Mr. Itmtire Mills In the 2nd
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    81 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. OH —MR. OH WHY! YANG pasM-ci ay. ay at 53, Bras Ba<ah Road an Monday. June 19th at ;).15 p.m at the age of 84 h^' leaves behind lour sons. Messrs. Jitt Yeow, Jitt Sin.;. Jitt Seng and Jitt Btang and two daughters, Mrs. N. Fanes and
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1933 WHEELED TROUBLES
    886 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1933 WHEELED TROUBLES Since the invention of swift mechanical traction, trariic troubles have grown steadily and to-day the "U'atJir question" m all populous centres is one of the major "problems" confronting a tired and confused civilisation. The man who would decry scientific and mechanical
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      LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES
      118 8 Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, June 19. I Spot (Buyers) 3 516 (3 3 32) (Sellers) 3=< 8 (3 5 32). July-Sept. 3
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      HOME RUBBER STOCKS
      32 8 London rubber stocks rose from 42.723 tons to 43,361 tons during the week and Liverpool stocks increased from 58.560 tons to 59,326 tons, a total increase of 1.404 tons.
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    Monuments Of Singapore
    884 8 Ka/fles And Tfie Man W/io Retrenched Among the Victorian tetUhM which died out with the Great War was the one which prompted public bodies to erect monuments and statues to commemorate all kinds oi things and ali kinds o! people. In these enlightened (I;>y statues have los,.
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    POLO AT HURLINGHAM
    33 8 Jaipur Score 16 Goals In Cup Game London. June IK. Jaipur b*i; BOflMTftM BOMM by LI poMi I 3 m the opening tie for the IWrWnjhMl Champion Cup yesterday afternoon.
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    43 8 The annual administration report of HM Chief Secretary, F.MS, which has just Ixrn issued for 1932. has undergone a change of title and is now called the "Annual Report on the Social and Economic Progres of the Prople of the Federated Malay States
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    CHINA NERVOUS ABOUT TREATY TALK
    33 8 CHINA NERVOUS ABOUT TREATY TALK V S JAI NEGOTIATE Soviet \kkpti* (I, IntoreMnJ ii. tton r ii* t h bj m <,> told Hi mil i 'he I n Mtftoni Mi. i Into n
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    F.M.S. FINANCES
    59 8 1 Secrttirj 0 '-••tM-nchmcni last As >•■ ed with far itn balan appo d Mon. mean tbi p-i lie incoi SB I 3r:l of 0 reductloi ths >• .v H r expencliturther ledu eminent waa »til the line not I Mtv letreuclum at k i m thai the
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    46 8 "The I5li"<l Sptt" I ra\ilion C'KM.r. I an atti I BIUKi tpot I asjhl 1 Th< >'' a \er\ satior.a! happen I ■jbAMu I a feu ol Mi. "lilies his tin and Isiimhui lions form.s P»«rc\ Mir:: H well >upp.. ;V I lik unii jM
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      74 8 SOAP This delicious, fragrant soap is composed of the same high quality ingredients as all the products prepared by Miss Neilson -Terry. British Dispensary, Ltd. 33. Raffles Place Singapore. ~IT IS CHARACTERISTIC OF ENGLISH SPORTSMEN that they play the game/ says a French writer. Britannia never waives the rules. Under
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  • STABILISATION IS ESSENTIAL
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      U.S. FEAR OF CURRENCY DEFLATION
      41 9 •>'■ Commission dtsctuted the nv•ci by the BMtern gliropwn delei i lie. ted the i trade treaUea between creorder to taeUttate the War l-chl \f\nt m. China on the mmlwrton uid Mr. Yon on the niLssion.- Reuter
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      114 9 !l MI'ORAHY METHODS N«u 1 irk. June It. i tain returj ry or p rmanent, hl< h t in lgn count onomic "i < Bafc d cm n ncles, Btate cli oorrespofkh i I i a ion proposal whicn Mr ted came from Dr. Bprague and Oected tiv i ol
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      118 9 DEADLOCK FEARED I reach Disappointed At U.S. Attitude Ixiidon. June IK. the major probleMl ol the Economic i\ bC seriously lu-Id up as a result Msation deadlock The French are •sited at Mi Roosevelt's nontilt stabilisation proposals. b.\ I French ob.servor that it is o build a permanent economic striic-
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      110 9 VI PROPER TIME Washington. June 19. with reports that the Economic ta ruireiu y accord within a r i ration expressed willingness ne "proper time." llt fears that stabilisation now f >r retard the recent rise m prices that his inflationary recovery hould be permitted to function I the dollar
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      680 9 t*AXK op i:\GLAND HINT Exchange Circular On Dollar Deals London, June 15. cIM an impressed by the mado towards stabilisation of It it reported to-night that the ten* ftfiwd dt- lacto on the stablli ttM dollar at around to-day's pre~ namely 'ust over four dollars to he pound sterling. According
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    BRITISH SYMPATHY WITH AUSTRIA
    78 9 RESISTANCE TO NAZI PRETENSIONS 120 Brown Shirt Leaders London, June 19. Sympathetic reference to th< Austrians' attempts to resist Na? pretentious was made by Captair Bden In the House of Ocmmom last night Hh said the Government was watching th« efforts which Hen- Dolliuss wao making
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    140 9 FRENCH LOAN UNPAID Paris. June IK. The bOttSUty of the French Socialists to Dr. DolltLis.v tru Austrian Chancellor who arrivei 11 T by neroplant from London this noon, hat created difficult position for the French Government, which depends I n the So la list vote. Dr. DollfUM conferred with M
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    113 9 NAZI LEADER EXPELLED Vienna. June 18. it is officially announced that Hen Wasterbeech eta forced to si;>.n a paper rtatmg that he was deprived of his credentials md wrai to [cave German territory immediately. Dr Oolfuss, the Chancellor, has i ppointed him to a similar position m London with the
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    GERMAN DEBTS
    90 9 Modification Of The Standstill Agreement London. June I<>. Me >.• entativea ol tin- Ri-ichsbank and the consultative committee of the creditor bunks and German delegfttea held m London, have decided to niociiiy the 1933 "standstill" agreement so ihat repsymenti ol capital by ih Deut.sc'hr Gnlcidiskontban::. amounting t.; T.).
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    EVEREST ATTACK
    62 9 Fresh Attempt to Gain Summit on Foot Darjeeling. June 11. It is believed that a fresh attempt will be made to reach the summit of Mount Everest. Six membcri of the expedition. Including Hugta Rutiledge, the leader, have left for camp No. three. The weather, however, is unfavourable
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    SINO-BRITISH RADIO
    56 9 $1,000,000 Station Seven Miles From Shanghai Shanghai. Inn» It. Dr. Chu Chia Him, Minister of Comnninita lions, formally laid tbc foundation stone of thr 1 Sino-BritLsh Wireless Station at Chin.ni. ■even miles from Shanghai. The work will cost nearly a million dollars and will be completed by the
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    A POPULAR MONARCH
    55 9 Celebration Of King Gustav's 75th. Birthday Stockholm. June 16. Thf capital i.s gay with the national colours of yellcw and blue m celebration of the 75th birthday of King Gustav V. tht- oldest and one of the most popular monarchs m Europe. King Gu.-tav succeeded to the
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    SOVIET WARNS GERMANY
    137 9 Hands Off Russian Territory DRASTIC REPRISALS i Nazis And Expansion In Thp Fact Moscow, June 19. A warnin? to Germany tr> keep her hands off Soviet territory under a threat of drastic- ivpmaLs. 1? contaired m a leading article la Ptavda, the official Comnnaiist organ commenting on
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    SHANGHAI OUTRAGE
    217 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh -Mr. lanfj Hen-fu Assassinated In Stlegt Shanghai. June It. Mr Yang H n-tu. uv-Chairmai. o* the Central Research Bureau and a prominent member the Union for tin. Protection of the People's Rights, was fatally shot by an unknown man In Shanghai yesterday morning. His
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    DAY OF MOURNING
    66 9 Germany and Versailles B Anniversary Berlin. June IS. At the suggestion of the Governrm n:. t\a.'will be flown at half mast from all publir buildings throughout Germany on June 28. the umhnertturj o€ the ■'fn'ng of the Vetaaillea lYt aty. National organisations will hold meetings and demonstrations
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    600 YARDS RECORD
    69 9 J. V. Powell's Unsuccessful Attempt London. June IK. The attempt to break the British and world's 600 yards record at the Civil Service Sports held ut White City yesterday, tailed wlini J. V. Powell won by two seconds over D. G. A. Lowe'l record. D. G. A.
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    BIG RANSOM PAID
    42 9 U.S. Kidnappers Release Mr. Hamm Duluth (Minnesotai. June 19. Mr. William Hamm who was kidnapped by gangsters hivs been released. It is understood that the ransom paid to the kidnappers was lesr, than the $100,000 that m demanded Reuter
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    U.S. NAVY
    37 9 $238,000,000 Building Programme Washington, June IS, A programme for the building of 32 v:u ships m three years at an expenditure of 5238.000.000 Ls announced by the Secretary for the Na\y, Senator Swanson.— Reuter Wireless
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    FIRST SHAMROCK'S FATE
    46 9 London, June 15. For eighteen months Sir Thomas Lipton".executors have been trying to sell the original Shamrock as a "going concern" but ha"c failed and the boat has now been scld to a Southampton yacht builder for scrapping for a song. Reuter Wireless
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    26 9 Mr. W. G. C. Blunn has been appointed al l member of the F.M.S. Electrical Board tn place 1 1 of Mr. J. H. Keer. resigned
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      1038 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LIFE (Ocean THE SIAM BTEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. and China THE HU A KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO., (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITB STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd.
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      510 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co* 9 Ltd. (Incorporate m England) ("ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Dae Spore. Sails Spore Bjs. CITY OF SHANGHAI For Havre, London, Rotterdam Hamburg June 27 .July 1 s.s. CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre. London, Rotterdam
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      437 10 P. fe 9 O. British India and Apcar Lines, (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S n m UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S nwin. U LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL WWnCR*" 1 OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA I !\p u Dae Tonnagr Slngaporr r RANPURA
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      699 11 0. S. K. Line. M)R AI-RICA AND SOUTH AMERICA Dm S»os. lil I \<>> \IRES via Colombo. Durban. Algu* Ba\. O»pe Town, Rio dc Janeiro. Santos rid Mo:, to video (Round-the-world £190) June 28 28 HI^NOS AIRKs via Colombo. D'jrban, C»pe Town. Rio <!»• .l:..ielro, Santos and Montevideo Rtmad-ttM-varti fare
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      377 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE iMnd AJMUb/KICAN Mi AJL/ LINE O^^ W^^^S^^ mT m^ t?*^ J ■■■^^m^^BM^^B ■■999^^iN^^9B EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON NEW LOW THROUGH RATES HONG KONG TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OR HONG KONG TO SEATTLE DIRECT OR VIA
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      752 11 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ NIKL'W ZEELAND Tuesday, June 20, Batavia. Semerang. Sourabaya BavMHai 'BalM Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelatd v I'ALIMA Tuesday. Juno 20, Penang (man. <<iii>> and I>;.gaii Si-Api-Api RETEII Tuesday. June 20. Be:ig!.alLs, Paneh. Berombang. Tanjonff-Mcngeidar Tanjv>n^Leidong and Asahaa. MAJAXG Wednesday. Jrm 11, Priui-Ka i.i:. Sapat.
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    DEATH-FALL RIDDLE OF BANKER'S WIFE
    436 12 POLICE QUESTIONS TO HUSBAND ON RIVIERA Woman Frequently Excitable Dramatic steps by the police on the Riviera ioilowed the mysterious death at Juan-les-Pins of Mrs. Irene Antoinette Cameron. 35, wife of Mr. Frederick Wilson Cameron, a retired London banker, and sister of Lady Bradbury. Mrs.
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    LION RAMPANT
    160 12 New Distinguishing Mark For British Aircraft The Imperial Airways' air-liner. Astraea. which passed through Singapore recently had the distinction of being marked with the first of the new official trademarks which are being issued by the Air Ministry to distinguish approved British commercial aircraft. Previously there had been
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    FINGER NAIL MEDICINE CHEST
    102 12 At the Chicago Exposition there is a medicine case on show a miniature gem perched on a ■finger tip and little bigger than the finger nail.. In it are twelve medicine chest bottles containing 300 doses of 'Tabloid' medicament' .equivalent to 300 ounces of fluid medicine.
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      648 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the SS. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] s s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins
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      433 12 TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA VT jf AND MOST OF TME Uw travel rtraleht thrmurb from Vain-imvu, /X^^BJI Luxury iraiw of Supromo Comfort (■Mil f>or »»»roCur« trad ««/<„► nANADIAN NIATIDN^ l The L<irge*t Railway Systtnn m North Ami k J^ ISETARATE AND DISTINCT FROM CANADIAN »'AriH< J*" -lI V 3 TRANSLATIONS
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      660 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BT TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 am. and Thursdays 7.30 ajn. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn Saturdays 7 pjn Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday,
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      159 12 Giang Seng. Brit 1069. from Batavia 19.6 for Batavia 20.6. Gen. \an Geen. Dut. 719 from Batavia 18.6, for Batavia 25 6. Patras. Dut. 1181. from B. Deli 19.6. for Batavia 19.6. Reteh. Dut. 248. from Asahan 19.6. tor Ben<kalis, Paneh. Asahan 20.6. Op Ten Noort. Dut. 3566 from Batavia
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      S. MERCHANT FLEET
      224 13 ptctii* vt Sailing and gteam Vessels -h<- L'niteci Bureau of Navi- i here were tons m the on Decanbei 31. nui one-half ■1: <■• :nonth« of 7') ")..)35 i reaaeli i- <-\- Ith the small ton- .:t the >■ noli now t- much larxer U tbi Bureau.
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      ROYAL MAIL LINES
      183 13 i) Plans For Faster Vessels I meeting of Royal Mall l Limited, Lord Esaendon .said that the necessary to provide faster nerican passenger service pr 10 maintain the goodwill X motur-\es;-eLs A'.ituria.s and Alean- Continental lines had hip than these- two liners, which, i i otnpleted. were
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      BANGKOK SHIPPING
      119 13 British and Norwegian P Competition Own Correspondent I Bangkok, June 1". in> pert ion to the port o! I Bade by Mr. Krogh-Moe mpOltant shipping interests Una of Bruusgaard. Kiosuid that of late years Norbeen an important feature The regular British serMalaya have according t< I on these
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      STRAITS-NEW YORK TARIFF
      88 13 Port Dickson Arbitrary Reduced i i Messrs. Paterson Simons and Co.. Ltd.. Sec- retaries. Straits—New York Line, notify as follows m regard to the Straits— New York freight tariff No. 11: Pori Dickson Arbitrary— With effect as from June 21st.. 1933 the Port Dickson Arbitrary has bMO
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      IDLE SHIPPING
      404 13 Financing Break-up of Old Vessels Details an- now available of the two schemes recommended by committee ofl the Chamber Of Shipping of the United Kingdom as a practical vinedy for the world -wide depression m the cargo-carrying industry. Cader the flr^t scheme old ships will be scrapped, while
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      CULTURED PIRATES
      174 13 Japanese Ship Looted and Passengers Taken Harbin. May It. 'riiavt' and polished and obviously well-edu-jU-d. v Chinese pirate, speaking w?th fluent ease the Japanese and French languages, directed operations on board the Japanese llfwr s.s. Ho-shun Maru. when the vessel was seized and plundered m the Gulf of
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      128 13 The following passengers are sailing homewards on ms Boringia leaving to-day: Mrs. B M Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Allen. Mr. X J. Archer, f.trs. J. W. Callan. Mr. A. Castonier. Mrs. J. Falconer. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Fleming Mrs. H. Hartman. Master Hartman. Miss Hartman.
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      32 13 Tlie s s Kalsar-I-Hlnd has left Hong Kong i and is expected to arrive at this port at 10 a.m. 1 on Wednesday. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. wharf on arrival.
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    HERMITAGE TREASURES
    270 13 Soviet Museum Equals Louvre And British Museum Leningrad, Juno Iti. The Museum oi History of Culture and Art m Leningrad, formerly known as The Hermitage, is one ol the greatest institutions of its kind m the world. It ranks equally with the Louvre and the British Museum. The
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      29 13 To make an unusual CLUB SANDWICH use BRANDS^Pk SANDWICH PASTE m the top layer, and Brand's Anekoty last*; m the Q3f^^B| Genuine. True to USES label. MatUbvtkfmaktnor im AlSauet
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      537 13 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Head Office 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. Telephone 6056. Cable Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. I I The premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest news, latest telegrams and latest announcements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features include pictures, ladies' page
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    ETON'S NEW HEAD
    504 14 Appointment Of Mr. Claude Elliott The Pro; ost and Fellows of Eton have appototad Mr. Claude Aurolius Elliott. 0.8. E., Ffllou and Senior Tutor of Jesus College, Cambridge to be headmaster m succession to Dr. ALnnton. Mr. Elliott is 44 years of age. an Old Etoi.i) and
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    SURGICAL SWAB FOUND IN CHILD'S BODY
    797 14 DISCOVERY DURING THIRD OPERATION Evidence at a Birmingham Inquest i The death Hi lour-ycar-old boy. m whose abdomen then was found, during an operation. a .surgical swab that had been left there unintentionally during a previous operation, was enquired into by the Birmingham City
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    RELIC OF ALEXANDER
    85 14 Frieze Found In River Near Afghan Border I Tashkent. June 16. A MOSC, believed by archaeologists to date bark to the time of Alexander the Great, ha* been discovered at the bottom of the Amu-Darya river near Termes. which Is not tar from tho Afghan border. Hewn
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      246 14 A« DBPBNDABLE AS AN AUSTIN J^^^^f J^^^^S Shou ai J /M < 'onrbang' of (hi II" \hou^ .■•>■ i.v./w/i X^^HHr /^^Af Austin leu-Four Saloon, giving maxi- tcmled 'ort> /<«/««'.■ <t.n ///./>< >.;• /*S*f mum riding comfort. weans It ss g JBB^^M f^^M i^ 1 riding comfort I m r ii»
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      473 14 BANKS AND INSVRm^ CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CBINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600,000 stoarea of £5 each £3.000,000 c Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3 000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Blshopsgate, London, E.C. 2 Agencies and Branches A lor Star Ilotlo
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      184 14 BANK, a m up) *»H lesorve Fund f Hfad \JL* LONDON b"* J i.i Alexa :alcuu, Chtj .iw. Ran s Honoluhi. X Vn =akl. N Bydney I Corn Of th<- world Int. f applic.u ness tra: For pan fc v n •>. <>a n f THK EASTERN BANK. I MtaM
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      674 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING j I CORPORATION j J PROGRAMMES FOB INDIA. BURMA. i STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J J FEDERATED MALAY STATES i i FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. j DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. i f i i Wavelengths: 25.3 metres and 31 J J metres. 1 Tuesday. June 20th IT G.M.T. 11 .m- J||
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      120 14 25 J ChapuHepec XDA. Dally 8- i* p m 1 25.4 Rome (Italy) 2RO 25.28 Dayentry OBE 25.2 Radio Oolonlale (Parta>. 3 30-7 p.na 23 38 Rabat. (Radio Maroe> CNR Sun. 1 pjn. 19.84 Vatican City (Italy) HVJ. 10— 10 15 am 19.82 Daventry OBP. 19.73 Zc en (Germany) DJB
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    MALAYA TRADE STATISTICS
    332 15 The t OfMOi taeMta Labuan. Cliristma.- and th. Cotot Islund- J. 1 MILLfcR, M.C.S., Registrar-General of Statistics. S.S. :md t (fatWiMUl vi the valui oi Potcim rradt, mciudinn mnrrtMinm— |wnuil pi. bullion and com. for Urn month 01 May. 1933. 1933 I^2 1933 Total Trade 1933 M.r
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    EXCHANGE TONE SET CONFERENCE
    144 15 EXCHANGE TONE SET CONFERENCE IYER A GOOD FEATURE Set-Back On 111 Street London. Jim 11. nxjoasly awaiting debts, to-day's onf( renei created e iii'' Block Exchange ftrtn. ont-ednjed •ul most foreign vi n again strong. I km turned up 1 By. ruled quietly Ined devttend for n<\i i renewed *ULS
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    JAPANESE COMPETITION
    409 15 Commons Reference to Malayan Market In the HOUM of Commons Sir W. Dawsun' (Kensington. S.. U. > ask»'d the President of the Board <<1 Trade whether he had considered the I resolution of the council of the Federation of I British Furnishing Textile Manufacturers with regard to the
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    ENGEI KRUIT RUBBER
    34 15 •is £2.637. add H fining £1,000, tor 1932 £1,273, BJtt (Pluvious f»»0 lor depreciation). n72.9i2 Ib.) and PW T>ound (2q<Sd.). v chinery and general %i t^' dowo to ClOO by ***> r«wrte.
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    EXPORTS TO COLONIES
    43 15 Sixty Per Cent. Increase In I Seven Years London. Jane IS. rt«t of the imperial I""*""* Z,er «w like coffee, tobacco. Umber and other raw "Ctven >«- BritUh exports to the colonies had lncreaM-d by over 60 per cent.- Reuter Wireless
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    FOREIGN SECURITIES
    82 15 Chancellor's Request To The Stock Exchange London, June 15. Simultaneously with HM efforts behind the scenes at the World E 'onomic Ccnleronce to stabilise en: rencies. the Chancellor of the Exchequ*. v bM written, to the Chairman of tru Stock. Exchange requesting member* to ceasv •injurious" deals, namely,
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    84 15 THE ABROAD Par June. Mi AoMtenkun 12.07 8.42 Bombay Is. 6d Is. li 5 '64d. Bmnos Ain^ 47.58 4l 5t l olli. Coprnha"« ii 22.42 '-j iHetatngfon 192.33 226'j Hcnsz Koiu- U 5 1 16 d. Munto Vid»o 2a. Id :*4 nom. Montreal 4JM 2 3 4.58 Ncv; Tort *M
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    KIRBY RUBBER ESTATES
    91 15 Output fOC 1932 U:is 1,380.5001 b. Price rcaltoed m London was 4.7 d. per pound, and m F.MS. 2. 1 d. < equivalent to 2 1 L.d. l,ondor landed terms' Unsold balance has been valued ronservatively. Brought forward was £20,305. to which is added profit on rubber
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    KAMUNTING TIN DREDGING
    47 15 Cabled advice has been received from London to the effect that this companr has declared an interim dividend of 5% less tax on account of the year ending June 3Cth. The dividend is payable on July 14th to shareholders restored on thar Ist idem
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    CANADIAN TRADE
    217 15 Clouds of Depression Lifting During recent weeks the clouds oi the worid- idt bwlnefcS depression hay« continued to lift m Canada and trade has followed the upwavU tieud of basic Indices m the Dntl ci Mates. The stock Markets haw amiir, > n resiliency, pjrlce* ixinu' slightly firmer
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    DEVON ESTATES (MALACCA). LTD.
    219 15 •'rofit Of $1,251 For 1932 The at counts for the yuar ended D< > emJoei 1 31 st. 1932. show a profit of $1,251.48 for the year's working. After adding this to the credit balance of $U54. 849.29 brought forward from 1 last account there remains
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    338 15 EXCHANGE RATES London. 4 months, sight 2 4 London. 3 months' sight 2,3 31|32 London. 60 clays' sight '23 15J16 Ivmdon, 30 Jay.s' sight 23 29|32 London, demand 23 7|B London, T.T. 2 3 27,32 Lyons and Paris, demand 980 Hamburg. IIIIIHIHi 163 Hrw York, demand 46
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    72 15 In m l»tli.. 12 uVliKk noon Buyers S«llrr> R.SS. equal to London Standard. S»o' liM»set 9 R.SS. equal to London Standard. (F.0.8.j 10. 10 3 lft Standard R.SS on Tend«i July 9;(. 9T- Auu. I i 9; v July-St'pt 913 Hi 915 16 Oct-»!>•(. 0
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    939 15 MONDAY. JUNE 191 H i«».::; OLOUNO QUOTATIONS Bayers Sellers I aaajn K^'^pi il> zas <Al J Austral Malay <£> i«> 28<? Ayer Hitam iSai lea 14a .d. j Ayer WOBfl '$1 1 H WM 1 Bangrin Tin (f' 'to 9d 17s 9d Bataug Padang ftli 10 15
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    M. C. C. TEAM NOT TO COME TO MALAYA
    714 16 "CANNOT ACCEPT INVITATION' Disappointing End To Five Months' Negotiations NO REASON Splendid Efforts Of S.C.C. Committee The sporting community of Singapore, and, throughout Malaya, will learn with regret that, despite every effort made at this end, the M.C.O. cricket eleven which
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    ASCOT TOTE
    73 16 £293,000 Taken During the Meeting London June, 16. A unique racing event occurred m the concluding day of the Ascot meeting where Sir H. Wernhcr's. Brown Jack, won the Queen Alexandra stakes for the fifth year m jurcearfon. Steve Donoghue has ridden the horse on each occasion. I
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    SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    364 16 FIRST ROUND RESULTS 24 Games In Set Between Wise And Denteny The first-round matches m the Singapore i Lawn Tennis Association's open invitation tournament wire played off m the presence of a large crowd at the Singapore Cricket Club courts yesterday afternoon. To-day, beginning at 4.45
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    DAVIS CUP
    69 16 Britain In Final Of The European Zone Eastbourne, June 19. In the Davis Ctp matches here. Perry and I Hughes beat Menzel und Marsalek. 6 —3, 6 —4. 6 —4. Great Britain thus eliminated Czechoslovakia by three matches to nil and now meet Australia m the European zone
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    KENT TENNIS FINAL
    76 16 Mrs. Wills Moody and Miss Ryan Beaten [From Our Own Correspondent] London, June 18. Their ability to break through their opponents' service was mainly responsible for the magnlfli cent victory of Miss D. Round and Miss Henley against Mrs. Moody (Helen Wills") and Miss Ryan, m the
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    STANLEY WOODS' RECORD
    156 16 Senior Tourist Trophy Race Douglas. June 16. Stanley Woods to-day established a record I which is likely to stand for many years m winning the Senior Tourist trophy and has thuy completed the double, winning the Junior and Senior Trophies m the same year for two years
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    RIDER KILLED
    94 16 Douglas (Isle of Man), June Ifl. Frank Longman, the famous motor cyclist racer, crashed and was killed to-day, during the light-weight Tourist Trophy race which was won by S. Gleave, riding an Excelsior, his rime for the course of 264 miles being three hours. 41 minutes and 23
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    BATAVIA VISITORS CUP
    514 16 ELLA LEADS IN FIRST RACE R.S.Y.C. Team to Meet Johore On Sunday Royal Singapore Yacht Club sailed the first race for the Batavia Visitors Cup for A and B classes combined, the A class boats having to allow one minute a mile to the smaller B class.
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    PENANG CRICKET THRILLS
    300 16 Chinese Make Two Centuries In One Innings [Prom Our Own Correspondent] Penaiiu. June 19. A whole-day cricket match was played on > the esplanade yrsterday between the Authen- 1 1 tics— whose players are identical with th«- Chinese Recreation Club— and a Penan? CC. I team the
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    BOXING
    65 16 Petersen and Neusel May Meet [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Jane 18. The Lee Bridge boxing syndicate have offered a substantial purse lor a match between the winners of the fights between J. Petersen and J. Doyl«? (on July 12), and J. Pettifer and W. Neusel. who meet a
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    LADY HUGGARD WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
    730 16 MRS. LAING BEATEN BY ONE HOLE 1 Stubborn Struggle At Bukit Timah Lady Huggard won the Ladies Golf championship of Singapore Island yesterday for the second time by defeating Mrs. J. Laing at Bukit Timah one up over eighteen holes. The final was a ding-dong fight
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    KEPPEL LADIES
    59 16 Tie For June Spoon Competition The competition for the Ladies June monthly spoon at Kepprl Golf Club resulted m a tie. The leaders were Mrs. J. L. Campbell 1 down. Miss A. Jones 1 dewn. In the final of the Telegraph Cup at the Keppel Golf Club J.
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    AMATEUR GOLF TITLE
    70 16 E. P. Kyle of Malaya Enters Third Round London, June 19. In the second round of the Amateur Golf Championship at Hoylake. G. Hannay, of Woking, beat the holder John de Forest, of the Royal and Ancient Club, at the twentieth hole. Edward P. Kyle, of Keppel
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    FRENCH OPEN
    33 16 Chantilly, June 14. B» rt Gadd (England) to-day won the French Open Golf Championship with an aggregate score of 283 and individual rounds of 70. 69. 71 and 73 Reuter Wireless
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    COMMERCIAL CUP
    24 16 In a Commercial Cup match on the Harbour .Board ground yesterday, the S.H.B. defeated i Mansfield's eleven by six goals to one.
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    233 16 Penan.u .Maintains Full Programme I From Our Own Correspondent] li ii m Junr l'». Thr official proKia"mme of the IVn.uij; Tia! Club's autumn meclini: to bo held on July 29. and August Ist 3rd.. sth. and 7th is now m th hands of the printers bui it
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