The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 July 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press 1 I.IKHI. EST At i i^k±k_L' 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1933. 10 CENTS
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    136 1 lr_ul_n__ plart-s m the qu__.U_f>in« round for the British open c ham pionship— Pace 6. Weekly Sports Notr* P*«e 16. An attack on the drfrrtv of thr tin nin-..< sfhemr and thr need of .1 free market for Straits tin wa__ made by Mr. John ll._cn.__i l at the Straits
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    184 1 Thrre is pi a- lit all j no hop*- of sa%inic thc World Economic Conference. Three subcommitters are alread> out of action but thc Americans are to attempt to revive it because of the antl-I.S. feriin* that has been roused —Pace 9. At one time yesterday dollars
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    STOP PRESS
    54 1 2HMNMMKMI Cold Roubles For C.E.R. i ••km Jul} I. 'ihe tevtt _tafcM_| ha.- a detailed raemorandu.u re^uidinc th< negotiations on the k- !e of the Chinese Eastern Railway m *hich. it Ls .stat v that th Ro.iet is -.illiJV-. to sell its rights ta J'i.OOO.OOO gold n i
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    A CHOICE
    978 1 CAMPY Culluni's wife. Eliza h<> had beex. p»-n.*i\e lor M>im days, said _>- bana: "How old is the maid Gra "Rising twenty." answered the pu/zl«<_ >. P.v "And how long have she bin oidinir nJom. with we "Upward of a year." Eliza mysteriously tiptoed to the kite hen
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      128 1 .____rt*i____________ Z JB. tk. m\ ______________r gr R TOLLEVS BRANDY GIVES YOl' BACK-BONE Only $2.90 per Quart Bottle incMdbiK Duty. Ji«-4 LIiTER Jt <0.. JLt«l. Sole Agents for FM-8. *&M i i ■HH______M________M______^^ THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE urn ii. i iia^JßH'f m lIMI f FJ,< ADELPHI H«Ti:L Speaker.— Dr.
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      149 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Hawke; V Slot Gm-Paue 8 Castrol Mean- Et onmnv- Pa;.« 4 ohmm a am To mtawm—wtm The AU-BriUsh R.-in\. jator- P.u. CHRYSLBI POWER aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a «aaa. j HOW TO LOOK j AT BUILDINGS j D. BHADDF.LL 2 J This book i> a simple guldt to the appreciation ci
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      22 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO I'l Xl FRESH, PASTI.CRI7I.D MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    SAVED BY RELATIONS
    278 2 One Day's Imprisonment and Fine A piece of unauthorized bill-collecting resulted m a sentence of one day's imprisonment and a fine of $100, m default four months, on a Chinese salesman, named Tan Teck Seng, pleading guilty to a charge of cheating m respect of $2,800 before
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    FINED FIVE CENTS
    160 2 For Killing A cat In a Bathroom I Cats may be a great nuisance: they may keep you awake all night with their "melodious" cries and steal the fish from your kitchen m the morning. But if you think you can wage war upon them you are
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    CHELSEA LOSE £2,970
    98 2 [From Our Own Correspondent] London. June 21. Among several interesting balance sheets puoli.-hed by League football clubs this week Is that of the Chckea F.C., which reveals a loes on the past season's working of £2,970. The gross tacc.ne was EG0.205. but £8,728 was deducted for entertainment
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      448 2 NON SPI A real boon to ladies m a tropical climate and a necessary adjunct to the toilet table. NONSPI stops perspiration safely. NONSPI is simple to use. NONSPI is approved by Physicians. STOCKISTS: MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS a REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore.
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      449 2 TENDERS. j Singapore Municipal notice. i Tenders. NOTICE ls hereby given that tenders are now Invited for the following materials or services and that particular! of Men tanders may be obtained m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Construction of Haig Road from Eart Coast Road to Geylsng Road and of
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      395 2 NOTICES. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). N THE SUPREME COURT OE THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. In Bankruptcy No. 19 of 193.1. Re CHENG OISEN of No. 31, Grange Road, Singapore, Bank dompradore. Receiving Order made February 17th, 1933. Date of Order for Summary Administration inne 29th. 1933.
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      635 2 FREE DOCTOR'S -BOOK ON AST BRONCHITIS, CATARRH (Nick iri Lastii( Idlef through Inexpeasi.. Trcahaci. THE latest edition of a Doctor's Free Fnrla RJ TBook describing the most successful ECIIS Ded' jqjj t of all home treatments for Asthma, too int! r Bronchitis and Catarrh, is now ready for o n
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      283 2 THE WEEK Wednesday, sth. High Water 08.55, 7.5 ft., 19.48. 8.8. ft. Rotary Tiffin, Dr. K. Sheldrake on "Does the World need an International Language." Adelphi Hotel at I p.m. Perak Races. 2nd Day. Football: S.A.F.A. League (Div. ID Wiltshire Regt. II vs. S. Chinese F.A. 11, Jalan Besar; Harlequins
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    6126 3 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON j A WEEK OF GREAT j I EVENTS j .1 From the tree Press mm J Correspondent T'HE story of life m London this I week has been one of great events. The World Conference has! teen achieving invaluable work m Its museum at Kensington
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      167 3 ____________w. mmW Hkv *a^t**~^ ____^€«s_ftW J\ ci >M^ i\ I s imW £y?s_Jr _______F Do you just watch? YCU'R hoy may have plenty of courage, but it takes energy and stamina to give and take m a fast boxing match. Almoat any boy, though, can develop strong muscles and a
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      179 3 Estate Trust Agencies (UE7) Ltd. I Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos 1, 2 and 3, Rafljes Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES I 21, First Cross Street, Malacca, v 11, Light Street, Penang, AMD 4, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Wong,
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    DIPLOMAT IN CELL WITH EIGHT CRIMINALS
    358 4 AUSTRIAN'S ORDEAL IN BERLIN Expelled By The Hitler I Government Dr. Erwin Wasserbaech. former Austrian Press \ttache vi Berlin, whence -he was expelled by ;he Hitler Government, arrived m London t«« j :ake up his duties as counsellor at the Austrian < Legation. Dr.
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    POWER CONFERENCE
    65 4 I 'or tabic* Receiving Sets Fur Delegates sio. Minim June IH. Five hundred portable receiving sets have been provided for the delegates of the Wot Id Wttttt Conference to enable them to Hateß le any t_paaltan aeMnssaat Ike eeßferaßce ___bMl< taneously m separate roomTh# Crown Prince, i-peninir the
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    APPEAL TO INDIANS TO SINK DIFFERENCES
    1139 4 [NTERVIEW WITH AGENT OF GOVERNMENT Prior To Departure From Malaya |By Our Indian Correspondent I Prior to his departure from Malaya. H; a 3ahib M. Kunhiraman Nalr. agent of the government of India, paid his last official Vtati :o Singapore yesterday He returned to
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    GUARDS FOR POPE
    62 4 Pint Journe) Outside i Since \*:v Wmm •< sion from Rome sine* MM when n-H torn, he drove to ti.< f 1 side th* usllx to attend Hint. Me* occasion MM of st Pssi The strictest precaution). Bart tabs sequent* of tlie recent boenb outrtceJ <•' police
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    LONDON'S TRAFFIC
    57 4 100 I ndcrtakinns I ndrr Authority London s puieengcr tramp *t -at \h>* control of th. -<•»•- senger Transport Boar,' by tbe coming into operatic* of ivfl fen-tin: control from about lot paw takings at present operattne r9l *M trains and cabs o\.t separately u-aflk- kitK v Lord
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    ASLEEP ON DUTY
    34 4 Guardsman Sentr, •rentes* Court Martial Ouardjmtui Harris who ene ct-uJ**-on a charge of betog asleep ».'J* sentry at Windsor Castle »hik Tat* wen- tn teddenee. baa been mm**-** days' detention Reuter
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    CHANG NOT RETURNING
    27 4 1 lii a cabi* to Marshal Chang li Manchuria now living asks them to N_M_k eminent and stat* »Ji 8* China for sona Poh
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    UNKNOWN
    35 4 A unrig Chin. f l th.- J3-*ond Maicistrat*. V on Monday, with i $6 and two pa t J Jalan Be*ar I She claimed tn.e aIM was »>ostponed unt! >. 1 granted h* i j
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    16 4 Dr Lankasundaram M.A, will deliver a lectin. m Taught" at th- Btr at I am. to-day
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      204 4 -1 You can't measure your oil hill by" the prit~e~">»o ?*> for a P 1 1 6r~quart of oil Near, repairs liT^P-rNI low petrol mileage and losv s^?- Htll fli V power must be accounted for m 2Sr AiililflilH the final tigure- Its icillv the *SI ThiS^v^V inevitable consequence of
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    LIVERPOOL'S NEW CATHEDRAL
    43 5 ->Lng the foundation stone of Liverpool's new £3,000,000 Roman Catholic Cathedral. The ceremaay was attended by the Archbishop of Liverpool Dr. Downey, the Lord Mayor of Liverpool (Alderman Alfred Gates) and the Papal Legate. Cardinal Macßory, Archbishop of Armagh. 1
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      PETERSEN TO FIGHT CARNERA ?
      658 6 PETERSEN TO FIGHT CARNERA FORTHCOMING SPORTING EVENTS IN BRITAIN Test Team That Pleased Everybody London. June 21. Sport at Horn: 1 this wee!: has been victimised by the worst weather of the summer. County and school cricket matches by the dozen have been abandoned m eonsequenre I Jof rain and
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      GREAT SPORTS STADIUM
      122 6 Mr. Jeff Dickson's Westminster Plans [From Our Own Correspondent) London. June 21. If plans revealed by Mr. JefT Dickson thi.s week, mature London will .soon possess an' enormous indoor sport stadium, capable of accommodating ever 17.030 people. It Ls proposed to erect thi; trr-at building on an
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      BISLEY
      315 6 1 Epsom College Success [From Our Own Coi respondent 1 London, June 21. At Bisley on Saturday, Epsom College achieved great distinction by winning the rifle shooting contest at the Public Schools "cpen" meeting arranged by the Sussex County Rifle Association. The contest, which Ls second only m importance
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      F.M.S. BISLEY TEAM
      85 6 From Our Own Correspondent 1 I «.»> lon. June 21. I Understand that the probable members of the team t<» n present the F "derate 1 Mala% States In the Junior Kolapore Trophy and Junior Mackinnon Cup competltlcnj at Bi-!t\ next month aai D. H GrLst. D
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      LAWN BOWLS
      222 6 Fixtures for S.C.C American Tournament Lawn b wis American tournament at the sec WEDNESDAY, JULY si|i. H Ciray anr. C. M. van Cuylenberrr vv H R. L. Dyne and D C. Burn. H. Gray and C. M. van Cuylenberg vs. C. D. Belton and O. Duncan. E H.
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      BOXING AT PENANG
      103 6 Snowy Fail Ik oner's Ten Round Victory [From Our Own Correspondent 1 Penan*. July 3. At the Fun and I'rolir last nißht some good boxinjr eoi.te.sts were v. itnei-sed by a full house. Snowy Faulkener defeated Fighting Choo In a ten rounds contest which arai a thrilling
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      5 WICKETS FOR 4 RUNS
      66 6 [From Our Own Correspondent 1 Penung, July j In a cricket match playad mletday on U I Esplanade, the Ce.'.icn Association wai i: defesl 1 by tho Penang Cricket Club. The Ccyjlonese ware gtamissed for 56, Ahlip Mortng 22 lad Akbar 11. h. w. ■anden
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      SINGAPORE NON-BENDERS
      56 6 The following have accepted to play for the Singapore Non-Benders vs. S.C.C. Ist XI en Sunday at 10.30 a.m. at S.CC: A. H. llmWil H. R. Bartels, H. M. Cantrell, W. W. Dean, R. F. Goodman. O. P. Griffith-Jones (Capt). H. S. A. B. Jordan. T. I_cij.>..;us. E
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      150 6 PETROL RUNNING TO WASTE while you use those old, worn-out, Wasteful plugs. CHANGE TO m i U| VW You'll save the cost m Dlstribut'!- for Malaya BORNEO MOTORS LTD. REMEMBER ASK EOR THE ENGLISH A.C. __a__________aaa—__| _^BmV*~ mf _^*m mm* _\f Guard his Health Give him Foraiamintat once snd so
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    MALAYAN MINERS AND TIN RESTRICTION
    5939 7 SHOULD A REFERENDUM BE TAKEN Mr. J. Bagnall Reviews The IMES NOT MOOTED UNTIL ACCUMULATION HAS TAKEN PLACE feature ol restriction schemes is that they are usually mooted not D indications point to probable or imminent accumulation of ..tock. but after the accumulation has taken
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    WHAT IS "LEGAL CRUELTY"?
    1077 7 WHAT IS "LEGAL CRUELTY"? Wife's Insistence On Separation CRESSON CASE AGAIN > j Counsel On Benefits Of Marriage Judgment was reserved m the j Court of Appeal yesterday m the appeal of Mrs. Annie Cresson against the rejection by Mr. Justice Terrell of her petition for judicial separation from her
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    BORROWED BRACELETS' DISPUTE
    523 7 POLICE CORPORAL AND WIFE j Told Sister To Report Husband A Malay police corporal and his young wife I were on trial before Mr. J. F. F. Gregg yesterday I on a charge of criminal breach of trust ln resipect of a pair of gold bracelets, which
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    $5,000 BAIL
    113 7 Charge of Criminal Breach of Trust The outcome of retracted civil proceedine^ m the Supreme Court, a Chinese named Tay Keng Hee was charged before Mr. J. F. F. Gregg m the Second Police Court yesterday with having committed criminal breach of trust m respect of $2,191.50. Mr.
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    BACHELORS' MESS VISITOR
    216 7 Stranger Who Tampered With Closed Door After a short trial yesterday an ears t while Chinese student named Yeo Boon Liang was discharged by Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, the Second Magistrate, on a charge of trespass into the "Bachelors' Home" m Niven Road In order to
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    ALLEGED FRIEND OF CHILDREN
    563 7 Sent To Prison For Three Years FORGERY CHARGES Offer To Refund Money I Too Late Sentence of three years' rigorous imprisonment on each of three charges of forgery was passed on a Chinese Lim Choh Lian by Mr. Justice Cobbett yesterday m the Assise Court, when
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    8,000 FORGED COUPONS
    232 7 Exchanged For Forged $5 Notes Another case which was taken yesterday was that In Vfcto Tan Hoe Sang and Slah Soh Hock were charged with tl) using as genuine i forged documents and (2) possession of forced documents. This case concerned the seizure of many hundreds of
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    LAW NOTICE
    61 7 Wednesday, July sth. Before Mr. Justice Mills In the 3rd. Court at 11 a.m. S. 1068 32— Chang Kam Long etc. vt H H Busfield and another. Issue to be tried.) Before Mr. Justice Cobbett m tbe tnd. Court at 11 a.m. Assises:- 1«. r* x vs. <i>
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1933 A WORD FOR BACCHUS
    885 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1933 A WORD FOR BACCHUS So often have wt heard the exhortations of the .prohibitionist that we almost know the arguments by heart. By woid oi mouth, by pictorial representation and by the printed word he has assailed us. and if still we doubt
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    MR. A. F. MATHEWS
    194 8 Dead On Voyage Home Tn England ttiiir.tlt._w. JuJ\ 1. <h li urtva] ot the P. and C> Naldera tlttt Singapore, the r. .mr.n refuted that Mr A'»'..r.i Frank Mathews, a London accountant, had been found dead In a iirst las.^ cabin and was buried at sea.
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    MISS MARY CHEN
    75 8 y.W.C.A. Chinese Secretary Keturns From Europe WDm Mary Chen Chinese secretary o f the V W.C. A. returned from Euroj>e by the Conte Verde after eleven in.nths absence. Miss Chen sp. Nt six months m the Y.W.C.A. Training' College. Birmingham, doing post-graduate W)U lc followed by travel
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    106 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLNG RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow London. July 4. Spot (Buyers) 3 9 16d. (3 15*32d (Sellers) 3*fcd. (3 17 32d.). Oct.-Dec. 3 23
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    Singapore's First American
    782 8 Singapore 's First American Records Of James Balestier This is a story essentially loi Americans, lor It concerns thn ttr.st nf tbe long line ot prominent Ameri- can citizens of Sinßapore. Mr. James Balestier. sinuapm- 10-aa: s..n h.i» a link with Balestier the first American consul m tlu- settlement DitatUr
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    NEUTRAL AREA
    96 8 Foreigners Not In Danger In Creat Wall Area london. Jnh i. Tlie a.tivitl« i Ckneral Chi Chun Mmrhukuo comm nder. In al arcj| wa> the subject <■< quest i-m*, m the House of Commons. CapUin Eden _<_m h. understhat steps were being taken io regularise Hu position arLsinq
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    PORTUGAL KNOWS HOW
    50 8 All Home And Colonial Budgets Balanced m U^ttan. Jul* 4. Portugal and her colon.c. ha.c all achieved budgets either balanced or shoutng substantial surpluses for the coir ins v. ar. The Portuguese budget surplus amounts to 2 000 000 eseudos Macao and Timor budgets are balanced Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    103 8 Too EXPENSIVE MAlN'i UM \nyway They Are U Manchukuo IN hereabout., v hip* i mystery AMi I at.. hHt Wt. VH.IMM 1, or two <1 i < Mtt but Cit-niTMI C! o U coiitcmplaunu th. r< >wlng to th<« ncur far their num;. ire oi icalnst Otltafclr aggretftlot Th<»
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    UNKNOWN
    148 8 "The KiJ From SpJ <m*i»;il Kun Kdd* C.i, i many a heart j laugh and the u« m tended the opening shoars of hk m Kid from Spam at the <.. fegp <>( seeing iiinmtilng well *a\ wen no» disappointed ITi Kid 5 i* a film with a la
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    CHINA MERCHANTS
    84 8 V .".i m. i I'M i l^tian Tor Ship. N*ai* Tie tin Boaro Bin.* -British Bt_x«*r fun* lu_i ul i mmmm i mt tn r > i tht nr. h. Mr Hand direi total n it lilaralutii ii... feggi mmtttm .»it 1... at* pur < ipu ol the
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    UNKNOWN
    65 8 Returns and < iot- 1 So nt once 11. Ir.llleo on'.\ i onl> one case an.' &m Ah Kirn wus chsrcee* Ninlahment The accused ha.' ir 191 S and was found April chls v.-ar He n.eMHi tn cone. with a cat* «f < the j* "hi>* aenuted to be
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    UNKNOWN
    30 8 Government V-k^l Inline* 1 I MMM mt I ton I!srbo n. I ton seamen ali fl the wmmmm *> tm < I n> fl C:\nton OoS'e:-' fl expo Chew Jit Peh
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    UNKNOWN
    19 8 Prtncam Juh I evening abo*~c_ W fl Hay at X istor. r»lf__^. fli Ean of AW.m* i( Wlrelem
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    CONFERENCE'S SLOW COLLAPSE
    335 9 THREE COMMITTEES ALREADY DIiAD U.S. To Attempt To Shock It Into Life Again FEELING AGAINST AMERICA Britain! Reserves Complete JLiberty TOE World Economic Conference is .stranded on a rock of gold. L a lpated the deadlock created by President Roosevelt's has been found insuperable and it now
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    U.S. DELEGATION IS ANNOYED
    161 9 1 London. July 4. a tnen ua ddep_ttoa decided to oppose c to adjourn the World Economic n y th* present sta_4i The ddega*|tl divided on the question of thc withI Mr Pittm;ar.s resolution which is f I -nilictinp with Mr. Roosevelt's i Th' latter occasioned
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    BRITAIN SPEAKS
    91 9 < lioose Own Time To Revert To Gold London, July 4. _< nunent iv tiie Hou_>e of Commons v. i'rntxd that althou: h a return to v -idard mi^ht be Britain's ultimate p when proper conditions were assured ru eompiete liberty to choose time and parity.'" declared Mr.
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    DRASTIC DUTCH STEP!
    40 9 DRASTIC DUTCH STEP The Hague. July 1. A N-ih.rlund Oi\ ernment decree will be .sued shortly making it possible to take, forthith. i lie necessary steps 'for a forced cJearin*-'" .ith any country which restrict. 1 internntional j ipyments Reuter
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    FRANK TALK TO COME
    95 9 London, Jnly 4. m the face oi Mr. Roosevelt's enl the gold countries strongly feel that not a great deal that their Ministers the conference, it is stated that it that the economic experts might i to continue their discussions. A full rank discussion Ls anticipated
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    STEERING COMMITTEE
    192 9 1 Act To Keep Machinery Intact London, Jnly 4. Bttaf ol the steering committee of the ol the World Conference this morn-; n lrted to recommend the Bureau to call plenary session for Thursday to adjourn the i Conference. The steering committee sub-corn- nittees which can usefull.. operate
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    NEW $ LOW LEVEL
    85 9 NEW LOW LEVEL London. July 4. Hope of achieving stabilisation having been I ilready abandoned, the decision of the steerng committee has hitherto not affected the 'oreign exchange markets which merely con;inued yesterday's movement against the dollar which opened at 4.48 and quickly touched 1.53 a new low record since
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    NOT ALL BAD
    181 9 Support For President's Action London, July 4. President Roosevelt's declaration yesterday is variously described as a "bombshell" and a "torpedo" and speculations with regard to thc outcome of to-day's meeting of the bureau of the World Economic Conference are the chief topics of the morning papers. While
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    EUROPEANS ON PIRACY CHARGE
    161 9 MURDER ON CHINA SEAS Amazing Story From Dairen Dairen. July 1. Thr. q Buropeana, dmcrlbed as Gei mans, are "reported to have been arreted at Hishigaura m connection with m alleged piracy, accompanied by murder on the China Bern and two others are "wanted." It is
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    TOKIO OUTRAGE
    72 9 Attempt To Assassinate Soviet Representative Moscow. July I. A taaaaat from Ttokk. states that an otteaa 4 hoi been made to assassinate M. Kochetov. Soviet trade nipwowitolln m Toi-_.>. tba OOBOll- bolng BupttauU Noofloae, head off the revolutionary argOHfootion, who hM beOD a west 0 Tlie Japai ct
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    SPLIT IN CAMP ?
    159 9 SPLIT IN CAMP New York. July 1. A .sharp conflict oi opinion between President Roosevelt and the U.S. delegation over the prospect* of the World Conference ls suggested by press reports here. President Roosevelt* Cabinet at a meeting aboard the cruiser. Indianapolis, decided that the Conference would continue despite the
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    STATE OF CONFUSION
    142 9 Britain Thinks Conference May Be Saved I..»nd< n. July 3. Tl.' World Keononiie Conierenee is m sucn ,'_ate of confusion that the bureau Ls meeting t« to consider whether President Roosevelt's non |H>sMim ii mioses chanue m the! agenda. Despite tin. asseverations oi tlie bloc that the
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    "INFLATIONIST CLIQUE"
    122 9 New York. July S. The Hera Id -Tribune asserts that the inflation- ist clique bars the road to staiil nation at present and says they consider it desirable and inevitable that all currencies com"; off gild before new standards are set but another school expresses the opinion that
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    HAMPERING TRADE
    101 9 Germany Blames Britain And U.S. Berlin. July 1. "B> absolute one-sided measures, England and laicv America have devaluated Iheir currencies and thus hampered German competition In wo-ld markets." declared Dr. Schacht m a ta.k to the press this morning. The President of the Reich? bank suggested that the
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    "NOT FINISHED YET"
    305 9 Soviet Non-Aggression Pact NO PRETEXTS Why Far East Is Not Mentioned London, July 4. What is described as a "Utviaoff I coup"— the Soviet non-aggression pact -is the source of considerable comment m the lobbies at the World Economic Conference to-day and questions are being asked why
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    CONFISCATED PROPERTY
    58 9 London. Jul> I it; new ol tie MgatlotlotM between k.'.^.i:!. and the Soviet for the n«v. trad«- treaty. th" Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, m reply to questions m the House of Commons to-day s.iid ht was unable to give an assurance that thi SovWt's liability m respect of
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    MORE "RUTHLESSNESS"
    114 9 Hitler's Warning To Counter Revolution-ivies Berlin. July 3. Th.« threat to "suppre rt thle >s!y. not only all reactionaries but those attempting a second revolution." was made by Hitler In the course a speech to Narl leaden Pt the Relchenall to-day. Hitlers warning follows Ihe rumour of dissatisfaction
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    MOLLISONS GET READY
    46 9 Early Start Expected In Litest Flight London, July 3. The Molllsons left Hendon Aerodrome lor Pendine Sands this morning to prepare for the new flight across tlie Atlantic. In view of the eported big stretch of fine weather over the start. Reuter Wireless
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    ACROSS THE THAMES
    72 9 Prince Opens Three New Bridges In One Day 1 London. July 3. A notable event m the history of the Thames occurred to-day when the Prince of Wales opened three new bridges acro.s the river. The bridges are situated at Chiswlck, Twickenham and Hampton and cost nearly
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    JACOB FACTOR
    60 9 Notorious Share-Pusher Said To Be Kidnapped Chicago. July 1. The kidnapping is reported of Jacob Factor, i the noted financier, who Is wanted hi England i for alleged share pushing frauds. Factor was leaving a road-house near Evanston with a companion when he was pounced j upon and
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    A "DEAD MAN" WHO REAPPEARED
    290 12 IDENTIFICATION DRAMA Cuff-links and Key Found On Body m Sea One of ihe strr.ngost mysteries thc Hastings poller have ever been called on to investigate has taken a drr. mat ie new turn. A man. named Arthur Livett belk-vcd to be dead and buried, was
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    459 12 Charting the Indian Ocean In thc issue ol the Marine Observer, tin official publication issued by the Mamie Division of the Meteorological Office of the Air Ministry Captain L. A Brooke Smith, the Marine Super- intendent of the Division, remmds his readers jof the great work now t*
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    61 12 It ls reported that the Northern <Red» leading light on Pulo Tunjuk. Rhio Strait, latitude 0057 North. lonßitude 104 de*. 12* East: Is not burning Tlie direct three-weekly service of the MMM Line to Rangoon Ls to be withdrawn, but the Calcutta service will be extended to Rangoon This line
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      694 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan .via Jerantut I Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan <via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan .via Oemas* every
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      PENSION SCHEME
      209 13 General Steam Navigation Company Employees 6 team Navigation Company has Qgemautß for a combined na scheme for its employees. Ib< scheme is contributory, ol employee will cover a th annual cost, the company do beta. ecu the total cost rmplopem' contributions Intends to pay the entire contd provide
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      AUSTRALIAN SHIPS
      193 13 Trading Along China ('oast < 1 old ships go PrinEeat, where according formerly well known there are many of If, took a former Bulga. to Shanghai. and he has since m the coastal trade f va. Siam and the Philip- T "i i ther Australian ships' the captain
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      THE OCEANIA
      266 13 Maiden Voyage Next Month motor vessel, Oceania, which has the service of the Cosulich Line .;;d Buenos Aires, by the Cant. *..o i<- not expected to proceed' voyage until August or Sep- he eaeral design she is similar to the machinery power is sliyhtly iticipated that the high
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      SHIPPING IN U.S.
      549 13 Cross Tonnage Employed During 1932 Th- 25.15 b documented inerchan. VMMk m the- United States Merchant Marine on Jun, SC. 1932. won- engaged m 23 different services ■•ciordin:; to a detailed repmt mad, recently bj Arthur J. Tyrar, aeatefam director of the U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of
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      NEW CARGO SHIPS
      264 13 Commonwealth and Dominion Line Ci.n.sidirabit intereat was aronaed by the announcement that Meeara. Swan. Hunter fie Wteham Rif hardson had uecided to lay down inst-class carrm lin-v on speculation for things bare been so hard with most British shipbuilders that it has been impossible for them to
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      STEAMER ON FIRE
      77 13 Passengers Escape Through Port Holes Vienna. A fire which broke out on the Danube passenger steamer Franz Schubert, which was travelling from Vienna to Linz. was extinguishi ed only after a couple of hours of extremely arduous work on the part of the fire-brigade During the operations,
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    Mrs. J. K. BLACK
    315 14 Death of an old Bangkok Resident We regret to announce thc passing of Mrs. Catherine McLachlan Blac^. widow of the late Mr. John Kilyour Black, m the General Hospital m Singapore on June 16th. Mrs. Black was born ln Dervaig. Isle of Mull, just over eighty-four
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    A SHRIMP DIET
    239 14 Something Like a Whale The lommericel success of the 1932-33 Antarctic whaling season recalls the scientific success of the Disc-very Antarctic Expedition under Dr. Stanley Kemp (which went down south to study the life history of whales) m establishing one of the most striking facts m Natural
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    THROWN ON TO ROCKS
    147 14 Cruiser 9 Wash Swamps Girl Bathers Tv. o |tr] b.ithprs h.ir'. by L>«i;v. thr :i cm to roelß iir.d hundred-- of others were nraav !*td a Weymonth by th < r 1:. r. her trial Portli iul ThL* _*ix_ aart bathtaf ta Ilea ton's c.'\. at
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    48 HOURS' WEEK
    49 14 Governments Asked To Suspend Application Geneva, June 30. After voting the final resolution requesting governments to take the. necessary steps to suspend the application of the 48-hour week and hearing the customary valedictory speeches, the International Labour Conference concluded Its 70th session this afternoon. Reuter Wireless
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    148 14 Programme of Drills up to and for week-end-ing July 9th. 1933. Wednesday, July sth. 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. Intelligence PI. Lecture Map Reading— Field Sketching. "D" (Eurasian) Ccy., Coy. Parade and 30 yards Range. M.G.PI. (Eurasian). MO Training. Thursday. July 6th. 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. S.R.E. <v), ricld Works.
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      636 14 BANKS AND INSURaSq I CHARTERED BANK I OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA rlncorporated m England by Royal Charter Paid up capiUl ln 600.000 shares 1 of £5 each £3.000.004 Reserve Fund £2,000.001 > Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000.00< HEAD OFFICE I J 38. Blshopsgate. London. E.C 2. i Agencies and
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      690 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA. STRAUS SETTLEMENTS, and 1 FEDERATED MALAY STATES J FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, j DAVENTRY. ENGLAND. Wavelengths 25 3 metres aod 11 J J metres. 1 Wednesday, July sth. J GMT. 11.0 a.m.--1 1.0 p.m. Transmission on an omni-dlrectlonal ae--1 rial: 11.0 Cinema Organ
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    STRAITS TRADING COY. ANNUAL MEETING
    1540 15 Mr. J. BagnaU's Attack Od Policj j Of Government j SACRIFICING MALAYAN INTERESTS j Nt $489,268 for the year were shareholders of the Straits Trad:he annual meeting held yesterstered offices of the company In j, Mr. J. Bagnall presided. Mr. J. Wilcoxson and Mr. H.
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    TIN IN SHIPBUILDING
    632 15 ,17 Tons Used m Average Motor Liner In the building of a modern liner, tin is extensively used m the manufacture of various alloys, and ln the construction of an average motor liner of from 20,000 to 30.000 tons register about 17 tons of ingot tin would
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    THE £ ABROAD
    173 15 THE ABROAD Par. luiu- July 1. Amsterdam 12 07 8.4H 8.43 Athens 375 59 O 590 Bclsrack 1 25.22 L 250 250 Berlin 20.43 14.30 14.30 Bombay Is 6d ls6 116d. ls6 116d. jErussels 35 24.23'- 24.19 Bucharest 313 570 572 ■BMMI Aires 47.58 41 offi. 41 offl. Copenhagen 22
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    172 15 Changes m Representative Prices June 30. July 2. 3. American Can Com. 90 < s 93 951, Am. T'phone and T'graph 127 129 131', Atcheson Railroad 67 1 68 I 73 Du P° n t 78% 80% 82% Firestone. Common 23% 23% 25 Gen. Electric 24
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    FOREIGN SHARE BAN
    328 15 Chancellor's Appeal to Banks and Stock Exchange l From Our Own Correspondent J London. Jun*- 20 Every mrmbtr of the Steele E\ hange ha> l ived thi.s week, a copy of a letter which Mr. Neville Chamberlain, tho Chancellor of the Exchequer, ha* addressed to Su* Archibald
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    HOME MARKETS
    201 15 Keen Demand For Copper London. July 1 On the money market this week, contrary to expectations, loans, generally, were arranged on comfortable terms m spite of the end of the •month settlement for the half year which passed off without borrowing from the Bank of England m spite
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    TIN RETURNS
    17 15 Ada_c___K>n, Gtlfillan and Ca, LtA. A*ent Rahman Hydraulic: June output 390 piku's Hitam: 57.03 plkuLs.
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      204 15 July 4 BELUNO London. 4 months' sight 2,4 London. 3 months' sight 2j3 31 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 1516 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 29 32 London, demand 2(3 7(8 London. T.T. 2(3 27(32 Lyons and Paris, demand 985 Hamburg, demand 163 New York,
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      PRODUCE
      159 15 July 4 Tin Singapore Prioc (per plkul* $1 14.87 S Gambler 4 25 Pepper White 26.00 Flake Tapioca 4 20 Pearl Sago Small 4 60 Copra, Sundried 4.10 Sago, flour 1.85 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tm 207 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump
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      76 15 I July 4th.. 12 o'clock noon Bayers Seller* R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 11-S 11 7|lf R.S S. equal to London Standard. iPOBt 11 ll 1(J ll 13 16 StrndardßSS on Tender July 11 11*4 August 11 1 16 11 916 September 11
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    927 15 TI'ESDAY, JULY .th 1953 L'LoatNo vi wmMttmat Buyers Sellers Asam Bgg-baag 29s 30s 6d A astral Malay 26s 28s Ayer Hitam (to) 13s 14s x.d. Ayer Weng (|D 95 l.Ou Bangrin Tin I 18s 3d 19s Batang Padan* <81> 10 15 Batu Caves (ID 40 45 Chenderiang
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      87 15 (Assets exceed $12,000,000 a. i- a I -*Smm\ 1 Assurance m force over $35.000.000 j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme
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    AMERICANS LEADING IN BRITISH OPEN
    140 16 i: SIX OUT OF 8 PLACES Golf Championship Starts At St. Andrews SCORCHING HEAT "Prodigious" Drives On Macadam Surface St. Andrews, July 4. In .seorchmg heat that made the surface oi the course as hard as macadam, the first of the two qualifying rounds for
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    28 16 The July Monthly Medal tßoge*y) wUi oe played for at Keppel Gt>ld Club on Saturday and Sunday, and the Ladies Spoon 1 Stroke) un Monday.
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    WIMBLEDON TENNIS
    130 16 LSome Stirring Doubles Contests London. July 4. At the Wimbledon tennis championships, m the fifth round of ladies singles Miss Dorothy Round beat Mdlle. Valeiio 6 3, 6 2. In the third round of Mixed Double > Oliff and Mr?. Wheatcroft beat Sfoeffen and Mup Sutter 5 7.
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    VINE SMASHES THROUGH
    87 16 Wimbledon, Jul. 1. After five hours speni on the centre court yesterday, the Queen, accompanied by the King. fo-day saw Vines smash his way through into th- fifth round. The American holder was m hurricane form but his German opponent. Prenn, pluckily returned numerous cannonball services m
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    WILY SATOH
    91 16 Wimbledon, Jury 3. Saiuh vi his ttttt against Austin whom he defeated was very wily and used all round strokes during the first two sets, driving down the lines and following up to the net where he scored the bulk of the points with soft -volleys that fell
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    64 16 West Indies Draw With Lancashire London. July 4. Early results of County Cricket matches are: Notts defeated Derby by 57 rims. Leveson Gower's XI beat Oxford by 54 runs. The West Indies match against Lancashire was drawn. West Indies scoring 305 and 240 for 5 and Lancashire 303.
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    WORLD TITLE
    30 16 Al Brown Outpoints Johnny King Manchester, July 4. In a 15 round bout for the world's bantamweight championship the holder. Al Brown. (Panama) outDointod Johnny \c\nt* /Manchester)- Reuter
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    BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    55 16 Results Of Last Night's Matches In the Malayan amateur four-ball billiards tournament, last nieht's matches at the New World resulted as follows Henu Song Hoe (Chinese Sports Club) beat Ong Mah Boh (A.A.A.) by 300 points to 266. Poon Yong Kcon (F.K.C.) beat Ismail bin* Hadji Abas* (P.0.C.)
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    PING PONG CHAMPIONSHIP
    59 16 The flnal of the Singapore ping pong championships will be played on Saturday at the Great World. The events r.re Play for position; Khoo Soo Guan vs. Chan Kwok Meng. 1 Exhibition Match; Miss F. K. Choong (cham- 1 pion) vs. Miss S. Q. Chan (runner-up). 1
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    MASTS TOUCH DURING RACE
    787 16 NO DAMAGE SUFFERED. BY R.S.Y.C. BOATS Final For Batavia Visitors' Cup Contest On Sunday Royal Singapore Yacht Club "A" land "B" classes called the third and final j race for the Batavia Visitors* Cup. The wind was very much fresher than it has been lately I
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    BADMINTON
    157 16 Sect Kirn Chen; Tournament Ties The following are the results of ties played off m tile Open Singles Championship of the > Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party Tournament. j last week: Tan Chuan Hock beat Sect Kirn Cheng 11—15; 15—10; 15 6. Ang Whatt Kirn beat Kee Hup Seng
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    PENANG ATHLETES
    44 16 Penang, Jnly 4. Lady Clementl has consented to distribute the j prizes at the Penang Cricket Club annual sports jon Saturday, for which excellent entries have been received. The heats were run off th's afternoon and will be continued on Thursdny afternoon.
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1693 16 Island golf championship—The Smith Eldred match— Championship lawn tennis —Command's victory In cup mateh S.C.C cricket tournament Brilliant batting by L. Alvis Rest team for Clarke Cup match. GOLF very thoroughly filled the bill of the week-end sport, with the semi-finals ou Saturday and the flnal on
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    110 16 I BATTING J I Alvis. Mrdii _l C'ollere vs. Kaffles C'oUece 13M J J P. I) Almeida S.R.C vs. Etceteras 7e J I Frnundrt, St. Josephs v*. I 1 S.C.C. 7t I I Choor Singh. Nondescript* l j vs. Indian Am. 66 retired J 1 1 C. Pereira.
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    861 16 S.C.C. TACTICS AGAINST SPEEDY MALAYS Yesterday's Lively "Friendly" At Jalan Besar Malays 7; 5.C.C.,. 1. A return friendly match was staged at Jalan Besar yest:rday between thc Malays and the S.C.C. but neither side was represented at full strength, and the homesters defeated the club by thr
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    115 16 Penang Travelling to Kuala Lumpur on Saturday Penang, Jnly 4. The following have been selected to represent Penang against Selangor m the Malaya Cup football match on Saturday at Kuala Lumpur: F. M. Adams; Khaw Bian Thong. Tung Gim H'tat; C. Danker. Kan Tuck Kee. Chee Huck
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