The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 July 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. rr ESTABLISHED 1835.~ SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, lm I 10 CENTS.
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    BLACK MAGIC
    1596 1 THE office had been unbearably hut thai morning. The thermometer was near to bursting, and the clerks, bathed m perspiration, drooped over tables that loomed through a has* lof calidity. Even the Buddha, laughing and i big-bellied, which acted as a paper-weight on Imy table, seemed to exude
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      198 1 KUM A LES HOTEL AYA'S PREMIER HOTEL \NITATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER. THIS EVENING :A NCE— 6.3O to 8.15 p.m. |MAI OINNER DANCE-9.30 to Mid-Night L <ERVED ON THE LAWN k Dan Tea Informal Special L un Dances Dinner Dances Dinner Dances $imp«>n Monday, Every Monday, Every Tuesday
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      120 1 TOLUY'S CELEBRATED BRANDY Sole Agents for F.M.S.& S.S. McALfSTER CO.. LTD. I THE ROTARY CLUB OF SIINGAPORE MEETS TO-DAY AT 1 P.M. AT THE ADELPHI HOTEL SPEAKER: Hon. Dr. LIM BOON KENG SUBJECT: "THE EVOLUTION OF HAPPINESS* SEA VIEW HOTEL INFORMAL SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTKRTAINMKNT PROVIDED BY THE EMINENT VIOLIN
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      513 1 THE DAY'S NEWS Delegates to World Conference are park ing up. Many countries are staled to favour the formation of a sterling bloc of which the Far East should become a party Pace 9. Juda Ezra, the Shanghai millionaire who is charged with smuggling narcotics Into the U.S. declares now
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      21 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PVBJL FRESH, PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LBADDfO PROVISION STORES
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    19 2 ('lark Gable and Carole Lombard m "No man of her own," the new film opening at the Capitol to-night.
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      473 2 BATHING CAPS. WAVY HAIR PATTERN m thick dependable rubber, and m the following choice cf colours: Green, Champagne, White. Black. Chocolate, Red and Yellow. I MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY* STATIONERS A REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore. The Cheapest House for your Stationery, Typewriters, Ribbons and
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      575 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders ai now invited for the following materials o services and that paitlculars of such tendei may be obtained m the Tender Room Municipal Offices Bupply of Heavy pipes and Cast Iro Specials for period Oct. Ist, 1933 to Sep
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      556 2 NOTICES. mmSSiSSSSimmmmaSSMmmmmmSSSmmmmmmmmSmmSmaiSi IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. OrlßinatinK Petition No. 6 of 1933 In the Matter of •c THE CYCLE and CARRIAGE COMPANY (1926) LIMITED and Reduced. U And In the Matter ol t Q ORDINANCE 155 g (COMPANIES). NOTICE :s hereby given that
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      210 2 Grave Health Dan gefd INDIGESTION w a And "i^"" £*i GASTRIC T^OliriJ I fc r r^\ N^3lw Swtroycr of fShh I WF I 1^ 1 \«i nk to the cKett. ir „J* NO CURE -NO PAY J5-7>7 Slnipty obtain a2t tablet bottle of Irving' s Mfi J VEASTVIIK Tablets from
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      173 2 THE WEfcfc Wednesday. 19th. Blfb Water 09 05 7 4 ft.. 19.45. %1 :t F<>)tbai; Div. II Police v.v Mid Colleyr. An^on R ad; Div 111. Abattoir vs. OUnaat 111. Jalan Besar Rotarj Tiffin Dr. Lta Boon Kent <»»i The A.t c; Happiaaaa." Ad lphl Hot* 1 at 1 p
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    FISHMONGER "EMPEROR" ABDICATES
    469 3 CLAIM TO BE SON OF MAXIMILIAN Refuses Crowns But Wants Crown Jewels William Brightwell. London fishmonger and Pretender to the throne of Austria, has abdicated the throne on which he has never sat. Formal intimation of the Abdication was made by Mr. Brightwell m a letter to
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    42 YEARS IN BORNEO
    259 3 Death of Harirttfton (iordon Forbes The death iKturred on May ].■> of Mr Hartogton Ciordm Forbes states the British North Duiaeo Herald at the aye ol 76 Harinnton O Forbes was the son of Charles Q Porhea, and was educated at Ciodby's School. Petersham. Surrey He
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    SUNKEN BATTLE FLEET
    152 3 Great Salvage Feat Completed The ex-German battle cruiser Von Der Tanu. th» last of the warshij* scuttled m Sea pa Flow to be raised, has been towed to Rosyth dockyaid to be broken up. Ii was on June 21. 1919. that the German H gh Seas Fleet,
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    60 3 Tht- marriage arranged between David Charles Watherston. M.C.S., Assistant District Officer. Kuala Kangsar. only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F Watherston "The Elms." Northwick Park Road. Harrow. England, and Maude, only daugter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Noble, of Kuala Lumpur, will take place at St. Mary's Church.
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    MIGHTY MEMORIAL ON VIMY RIDGE
    631 3 CANADA'S WAR DEAD "No Semblance of Drum Beating" Fifteen years after tho Armi:,iict. en > g| the greatest of the memorial:- of the War has yet to be finished. Masshe m conception, it is the Canadian Memorial, on top of Vimy Ridye. and rises above
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    OTHER MANS FLAT
    175 3 Wife's Appeal Against Decree Dismissed iiie Court of Appaai oooslaUnt oi Urn Isa i t at the Roils and Li»id> Ju.stKfs Lawicnrc aai Slesser. dismissed the apiH-al ot Mrs. Winifred Cieitrudt- Addy. the respondent, and M* aVlMai Herbert Neville the co-resjx>nclent. agahlit li' decree nisi lor dlfwca
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      113 3 tfcucarit I doJvetten,/ V s T Than have some PHCEN IX AERATED WATERS m the house when your friends come The men folk like PHCENIX SODA and well, you can be sure of having a favourite for f everyone. r COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO for homeward
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      42 3 To treat these complaints successfully, get to the root of the trouble. Clarice's Blood Mixture is the world's greatest blood purifier and healer, It Is famous for Blood and Skin Disorders. Of all Chmdm mud Sum. Equally good m LIQUID or TABT.ETform
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      370 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 192* REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos 1. 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. Singapore BRANCHES 21. First Cross Street. Malacca 11, Light Street. Penan*. AMD 4 Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur BOARD OF DIRfcC'IOKS S Q Wong. Esq.. (Chairman). K.
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    PRESIDENT HINDENBURG INTERVENES
    325 4 •GRAVE CONCERN AT CHURCH DISPUTE" Appeal to Hitler to Negotiate President von Hindenburg hm> intervened m the Nazi attempt m Prussia to gain dictatorial control over the Evangelical Church Military Chaplain Mueller has taken over the leadership of the Evangelical Church League, the federal organisation m which
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    HELD IN RUSSIA
    305 4 Kritish Slaves m Camp of Conscript Workers In one ol the slave camps of th»- Mfrtffftl Timber Onmmtaartat rh:er unknown English lads are believed to be linilrrinllH all the riuours of Soviet prison liic. Mr Wyndham Simmonds. of N. wpurt. Muii., believes that one of them i>
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    THE ENTICEMENT LAW
    173 4 (iovernment Will Not Alter It The law 01 enticement is 'not to be altered. Sir Boyd-Merriman. the Attorney-General, replying to Mr Hales m Parliament said that the Government did not propose to amend the law. Mr. Hales: In a case m the High Court the judge, while
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    KLANG JAFFNESE
    58 4 Klan*. July 14. Klang members of the Jaffnese Co-operative Society, Ltd. have elected the following office bearers for the current year: Chairman. Mr. P. Philip; committee: Mr. A. Chinnadurai. M* V. Thambia (pqpt office. Klang), Mr. X Arumugam, Mr. R V. Kandiah and Mr. C Ponnudurai. hon wecnimrj
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    "TAKE" AIR RAID?
    349 4 Planes Nobody Saw Over Berlin PUBLICITY STUNT Newspapers Ordered To Splash Story According to the Daily Herald the alleged "air-raid" over Berlin, when leaflets were stated to have been dropped and which resulted m a demand for Germany to be allowed to build fast police aeroplanes, was
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    FASCIST TRICK
    146 4 Germany Building Secret Aeroplanes l.undoa. .lunr M). The nowwmtrt Partj orpuk Piaviia fra:..;i-. iceptiral of Germun pres.s statements c ncerntni Urn rccoM alleged night raid of i squadron ol Um/lgn sri ntwanas. which were stated haw dropjx-d auU-Htder propacands leaflet.-, over Oerjnan < itie.^ This alleged incident and
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    MAWS LETTERS TO J.P.s
    288 4 Cost Him and Two Friends £150 Albai Ttaonao William Wright, oj Ifornta* ton-road. Leytonstone. Herbert Iron of Km llngton-flWdan Ilfurd. and Thomas Hart, of lin-roLd. Eniield. were summoned at Stratford to show cause why rfCOKn'samt* ol £200 each entered into by them laM December to ensure
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    MR. HARMAN SENT FOR TRIAL
    447 4 WITH THREE FELLOW DIRECTORS 4 Months' Hearing At Guildhall The hearing at Guildhall of charges against < Mr. Martin Coles Harman and three other City directors, which began on March 1. ended on June 29, when all the defendants were committed for trial at the
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    DUTIABLE TOBACCO
    197 4 Illicit Load m Motor Cur n.> iMwrHluu of leoib. „r dutwoi. UMm I lound by Revania nftrwi m a cur m Chun h •tVMt at 5 am on Sunday was cited a-.an r two Chinese. Llm Ch»n?r Hnn-: and Lee Oto Pi.ik. who appeared befoti Urn Cnniin. I
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    STRUCK BY IRON BAR
    108 4 Sequel To Trial For Armed Robbery Although acquitted on an origliMl charts ,»f armed robbery at the Assuies yesterday one of the two accused who was thus charged wu* convicted on a charge of causing hurt The trial took place before a common jury rt nd
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    SCHOOL FEES INCREASE
    114 4 Meeting Of The Clerical Union In view of the fact that the proposal! to Increase school fees will primarily affect the middle classes including those engaged in' clerical services, the Clerical Union is talcing 1 immediate steps on behalf of its members to consider what action should
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      401 4 I iHlenburgs Made from the purest milk of cows pastured m the home I counties, the 'Allenburys' I Foods areas easily digested I as mother's milk. They are B germ free and are simply I and quickly made by the adI dib'on of boiling water only. I MOk P«W No.
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      32 4 c^T u |«K\IM ft I USCOTCh FINEST! SCO 1 BEEF! O-.'- \\A\ Ul-LJ Hr r rr OCCC I kom FRIDAY I B Nfx< M ill F^^t^V II l JMn W.J.W. 9. H
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    PRINCE OPENS NEW THAMES BRIDGES
    318 5 PRINCE OPENS NEW THAMES BRIDGES iTVio REMONY IX DAY ar ni\. ?nes On the yer ■m parent! ;< r L Walei Mimuu'c of beiiv th< over the Tham. L nail am ach i :d^t- thorough L he tsited first, ai Court but hu the mere strucI bangea wliiUi ■•'it 7
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    FAMILY OF SEVEN Mrs. Swan Drills Her Brood
    83 5 FAMILY OF SEVEN Mrs. Swan Drills Her Brood The champion mother swan «t tn is rearing a record family «f Thames backwater at Sir BaTi n iT"* Cymet m Potts. Eton U Clarke s ho Black circles tt. >IM J ln THE FAMILY Ivuiin for her chtLen Sne^'^T 11 h
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    QUESTION OF BAIL
    61 5 Adventures of Outandi and Noraina havm g robbed a compatriot of $45 f xmmm out .he ban amount a, their counS Mr Coirart appeared also yesterday and said he .say. no rea-son why the Pißt shcuKi now incr.a.e bail. The anuW Wat niually tixed m $100 each
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    GERMAN EX-CHANCELLOR ARRESTED
    374 5 GERMAN EX-CHANCELLOR ARRESTED 540.000 DEFALCATIONS ALLEGED Director of Housebuilding Company P>re thai) 100 officials of the criminal police ie instance of the Public Prosecutor, took m steps which resulted m the arrest Of former Socialist Chancellor. Herr Gustav I Bauer who is accused of dishonest practices m ection with the
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    46 5 rttt British Minister to Siam k lea\m X f or England on n lew u-ertc* w>it. returning m the autumn He «U1 be tkc third Mmi-.tr.-Plenjfx.tentain TCTBdltod to Siam to lva%.vithm a month H,- wife. Lady M ar y Dormer hr.^ i>r^^r, v if>d try Kenya.
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    BRIDE'S 22 ATTENDANTS
    35 5 'ty-two attendants followed Lady Helene Ha y, daughter of the Marquess and Marchioness of Tweeddale when sHp v*« married at St. Marsaffet's Church, Westminster, to Mr. Lionel Berry. ineeaoaie, unen she was
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    FUNDS NEEDED
    264 5 J*"** 1 Church and Nursing Home ■From 0,,r Oun Correspondent ThP Bangkok. July 12 KHome o brin« their special need, and diffi! Protestant Church has no endowment TVS JET tmlrely lunterv £sS§£S5Ls *Z*2*J!T m rders ma >' nior, ronnt than P a vi nB annual donations ol the
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    NOWA CHARGED
    95 5 Breach of Trust of Malay W oman's Jewellery A nnddi- -vii.v iirnya- tMUBCd N IiHK na ctaMied before tJie Second Magistrate Mr I 1- tireuy y.strrday niornuu uith haym X d criminal »>rea< h „f trust m rann ■<f SJJ7O worth ut IWiMnj k^ion K m« t-> (i
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      259 5 A Bril|, a ..t Km PARAMOVST Entertainment! I Openinjj To-day j (13k>,\! > f T^i I I flk I h** Screen's most popu V^>JF Jjill^^^ 1l» WHITE SISTER" I "-^*«i§i<£: '^W|9K*:; I W M. BM#IK I Bl he found I ")l/ MM i* a a ill could |l /wo yfff//?
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      AUSTIN AND HUGHES GO DOWN FIGHTING
      2742 6 BRITAIN'S BLACK DAY AT WIMBLEDON Cochet Defeats American Giant I Prom Ovir Own Correspondent) London. July 4. Excitement succeeds excitement m> swiftly at WimbUdon that ii M h.iul to remember In the lau'i stages ol the meting eith.r the outstanding features 01 the exact
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      AUSTRALIA'S BEST HORSE
      112 6 Winooka Refused For £5,500 Rating enthusiasts m India will not t> Australia's wonder horse. Winooka. m art ion A buyer from India, whose name \\a> not disclosed, recently offered £5 500 for Winooka. but the offer was rejected by the owners who will take the champion to
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      117 6 HOLLYWOOD STARS ItrtU- I%»U: Warm t Krur. .St.ir Prefer Tangee Theatrical "Give us a lipstick," sakl the f.inun! luauiiis of Hollywood, "with the s.inif marvelous base as Tangce, but darker and more vivid m coloring." Tangee Theatrkal, the new dark shade for OMMC who require the more vi\id colorinj;, meets
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      96 6 JUlfaMUlEhmihe LONG, GOLDEN SEm. Only long strands of pure Golden Virginia Tobacco are contained i n Wills s GOLD FLAKE Cigarettes. The careful elimination by special processes of all deleterious matter ensures the superfine quality of these cigarettes. The name of W. D. &H. 0. Wills is your guarantee that
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    EVIDENCE OF INSPECTOR WOOD'S SYCE AT ASSIZES
    258 7 SCUFFLE AFTER RACES Haiku If He Would Fal! 0 'S STORY bapani disappeared In (>llisiofl corner of our landing alone." rciay In describing I Road which trial of Charles; Traffic Departrge oi negligent c was resumed' Inspector Wood's j m evidence, and' by
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    LAYPUPILS' WORK
    27 7 bid (>., g 'vvl,il,ition To Cli *it wort oi held m the In pectar ad Mala- '«> Show m to pur- ■'•'■J drmw- biana 'I J Pfr-deco-
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    THE Y.W.C.A. APPEAL
    21 7 to I Jf the S3 i:me i' d by a I. spooai cifori mount i U open- on
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    SIAM'S FIRST BREWERY
    113 7 SIAM'S FIRST BREWERY CHANG M NKIN Influence of Returned Students Siams Bnt breweiv i Ban(!l >k ••""y 12. O^many. a b.ev.er oJ a .1 ace<l "»ix- that kr the -nd of m' a d thC »W wpert. Euro]^ n >tw >WiMK suitable i" addtion zzzesfs: Ls a Europeahopes ,at tr
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    PARTNERS IN COURT
    163 7 Demand For Accounts Of Japanese Cement Chop Th'- third defendant, a woman, was repi,then the defendant p url n,r had en i an -s atement of account of the chop, and th,- I '••"nt.fi m now sum.; ror an o«w ul f Olir ..eoounu to he n^bTSd
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    WOMAN KIDNAPPED
    13 7 Allegations Against Four Tamils i 2: i 4; hr hearins was
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    FILM ACTOR WHO LOST HIS TEMPER
    191 7 FILM ACTOR WHO LOST HIS TEMPER PRODUCER STRUCK IN THE^FACE Alleged Deferred Payment of Wages lAn American nim company -shoot 8 scenes m Singapore of a Dayak nee and a Malay producer being ■Mi irlmw hurt "la rt vo ltar "> sr -art r si t^rjE lowed to leave hospital
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    AFTER 14 YEARS
    216 7 Wansrkan* Ceremonial Revived at Malacca 'From On, Own Correspondent Malarra, July 17 lOn the tenth dm, IIK tenth C'unese moo,, XVH year, which Ls Novenibf>r 27 next ill take place m Malacca I religious fes- I the ceremonial procession i 08CUN only at intervals of between 12
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    15 7 Dr. Lim Boon Kent? will address the Rotary! Club to-day on the "Evolution of happiness."
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    Another Constable Shot In Singapore Station
    118 7 Another Con stable Shot In Singapore Station Javanese Charged With Attempted Murder "All we know is that he step fellow^'lVST^M a -at.ln 6 Br dge Baui noon nßa on M °nday after.cw;::.; 11 1,,,: 1 1 1 n of h S ht>r anfl ill «*i from ne Chines ptttOMV fell
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    WOMAN'S NIGHTMARE
    156 7 Four iMen With Knives at Bedside I Into a churl I Preliminary inquirj WOMAN'S STORY •*t.-i.«-.»,,, c H orn I Ilioi sJh- saw mmOmt man M||, ■fit xrzzzr lIHATIHC ATION hid s CI( li: jn Uh mm h^ •tsid. and mm Hh complainant. »ho poin^i Him low men
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    POLICE AMOK
    90 7 Inquest on Triple Tragedy at Malacca M.I 1.V.1 J U |v j; ATJMI Stag* police constable, ran amok +W* loaded rife on July Ma i iln snot BUll I poUeg scrjeant. and Navarethlmlei? h<> H thCn Mlot Verdirt.s <,i suit ide on Arjan Siiv,h and murder Ml Ba«a
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    BEGGED TO BE CANED
    206 7 Errant Police Informer's Fear of Prison Mwv mmfmta* Man th OtekMl Dfctotal JadKe. M, H A Perm, u.sttTday to having. Midiiy di>T,H.u iquor. v, «-p kammm a-:n.,ndrd the Curt by makm, NMWtaMt I pi your worship to .ontnuv mm to <rvlvv a emu instead 01 .sending
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    RESTHOUSE INCIDENT
    74 7 Motor Car Bursts Into Flames Malacra. July 17. The town Oreoictoetaad a sudd n ca n to day to hie which involved a stationary motor car Much excitement prevailed outside the Malacca resthouse when a stationary motor-car caught Hre and the driver was seen struggling to take off
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    ROADS SUBMERGED
    47 7 Muar, July 16. Muar has had a very wet week and then wore floods on Friday morning, a most unusual occurrence. Jalan Mai iam. Jalan Jajian Ha Aba and Jalan Bentayan were affected most Jalan Bentayun was imparsable to vehicles and traffic was generally disorganised.
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    LONE BICYCLES
    63 7 Police Campaign Brfa«i $100 m Finos fProm Our Own Correspondent] THuk \nson. July 17 Th» Mire drive against OVKfI who fa** tbrtr bicycles Mmnum continurs unabated and bM now reached Teluk Anwn the police are payinp part:, tW alientl «n to eyctM, who leave their bicycles on roadsides
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB
    99 7 At tin- general meeting of members of the < Sh^apore Municipal Service* Club the follow^ I office-bearers wore elected for the ensuing Gannon yea r Vlcc prM M«-nt Mr. C. P. Snell. Hon I Otncral Secretary Mr. Lcong Yee Soo Hen stn°eH q Af CI tary Mr
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    TIGRESS BAGGED
    51 7 A ttere*.. which uas dtotaf much damage t,, eat le near JVfaran. michvav between K-antan Jerantut. was M by M ay Paku a feu rio h ts ago. l t WR s shot after i -d killed a b^lo nd th rarcass to the Kuantan police station for
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    TRIPPED OVER BODY
    193 7 TRIPPED OVER BODY Dying Man In Rubber Plantation SIGLAP DRAMA Trouble Over Divorced Wife 'stsj^sni •^ubsequaatly. tuo „11,.., 3HSHb§S?SS and then- wa* a uath*, >***«!«>. "Ed so much Aon, The qUW But h he »«s u n!r; putioherth 1 Uteccm. In n' n lintU lh n«-xi i"^«»n, ia. sl «ere
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    DEATH BY CHANDU
    79 7 Bereaved Younjr Mothers Sad End A yo.uvr Ch IIW lrl Ilvmß a Übrtn-r, awokr about 4.30 yr. I to Jind h.r mothn drad n ij, j JThj peMM v. rr inform^d and th* i*Kiy re «U "I Om m th, m «ht b,., hir nether her out
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    CORED BY BILL
    63 7 A 4-yia,-o h i chinos ooy 9m -j, j Mnr, wr j alan 80-., Nt rth(>N I- at 4 o'clock ye^rday ,W,,,,,, Hr rm-ivrd i c,,r on the for, head and v picktd n to an HWBIIIIiLiIuM rmdition ar.d takrn u> Krndan, btbMl pofc* rtatlon vi.,,,, the
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 19. 1933 A KING-ELECT
    829 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 19. 1933 A KING-ELECT anti-aircraft guns. stated to have come across Siberian frontier, and wnUe f lt^ le true that the armaments came L Siberia, it is highly probab* that the majority of the men were recruited from the volunteers m, hiding m North Manchurla_
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    COUPS D'ETAT VARIOUS
    77 8 Danger Over In Portugal Lisbon July 13The police are now confident that they have stamped out all danger of a revolution for a £TTne to come a, a result of the vigorous measures which havt- been taken. Ui» officially announced that 333 alle^d revolution** have tarn anresled
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    EXPECTED IN GREECE
    63 8 P»rta. July 15. An imminent Monarchist coup d'etat m Oreec* Is predicted m a telegram from Athens, publi rd m the newspapers and according to unl feverish activity prevailed In both Government and Monarchist camps and Monarchist emissaries have been Instructed to sound the principal foreign government*
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    A STIRRING PICTURE
    160 8 A Kiss Before The Mirror At The Pavilion Although studded with semes which have a definitely theatrical t fleet, the Universal picture A Kiss Bi-fore the Mirror vhich Ls now showing at the Pavilion exercises an unusual fascination. It is acted with Rrcat regard for pathos and
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    119 8 h LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES j g lb i Rubber and Tin prices and the .sterling rate in New York and Paris Especially cabled to the Free Press are las follow RUBBER M London, July IS. Spot (Buyers) 4 9116d. W^ > (Sellers) 4*
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    KUONAKE EXONERATE BROTHER
    47 8 KUONAKE EXONERATE BROTHER US. NARCOTICS CHARGE Charges Shanghai Man Wasi Accomplice San Frenciseo, J»>J Juda Ezra, the former Shanghai, miUlonalre. who with W» pother. Isaac, pleaded guilty to violating the| Th, .ttorney -d h, would .tun.pt v. 3yfasri* 1 -r£=| voluntarily departs she miv w u»^ Reuter
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    NAZI ITEMS
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    WORLDS SUGAR
    159 8 Conference Proposals For Restriction London. Jul> 11. Proposal* tor re-organislnc the world* bW supply were submitted U> the World Ecom>mtr conference to-day by the International Sugar Council They recommend that countrte* with 1 larg« sugar Imports should stabilise their home 'production at th- pMMtf level In order to
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    MARSHAL CHANG
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    58 8 (Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 lUnckafc. J«ty 11. Both Prlnc? Damrong and the Prlncv of I .JMnad have recovered from their Ulnnaes and left the Chulatonpkorn Hospital. Prince Damron* ts leaving for a trip to S nsapore by .vn, and will return after hi* holiday via Penan* to
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    KING PU-YI
    61 8 New Po>t For Hearl Manrhukuo I The rnthrui I Tunf) king ot M*nrhdu»»i very probable foUo»mg rrpcrU t I yxxxy of thr conmtu** """"j constitution lor 1 **J rsUbllshnncnt o( r«; tr.uuoc*.* This. It U pointrti oat lead to ti* ek\»t V.«i It 1* b.-ii« imiwdiaulv tt..- sUtution
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    PETROL FROM CO
    40 8 British Prefer** 1 Id. a lialk* Ti* (townmr..--|MI I j, petrol mmnu!:^ will rontnbut. on it» fit i MHlociv brt»«f: Chemu.. Indu < tan ol ioal >•• < PUnt us expecu-,1 Ibrough »t cvkv output cf 3l».0«0^ onl> ihior Reuter
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    ADYING CONFERENCE'S LAST WORDS
    347 9 I STERLING BLOC PROPOSAL irw-rourths Of Agenda ived [legai for home bts ndon, July 18. on of the World n „.<< is proceed->ub-committees j.ir formal rei h emerges the F t thli quarters of the Lstu,,.* the asenda have until the prospects on turn .icy stabilisation
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    SILVER DEADLOCK
    87 9 More Difficulties From China \nd India London, July 18. The mm .surprising development this mornrid Economic Conference was nt of the silver sub-commit-o-morrow indicating that the Mutton despite Senator Q's optimism and a great deal of work behind tl that Ensland and America are ement over Senator Pitt:t
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    COFFEE NEXT
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    PROFESSOR'S EXPENSES
    141 9 regard to the export figures to be allotted to Russia, are suspended at present pending the receipt of further instructions from Moscow The conference also appointed a sub-committee of representatives of thirteen producing countries, including India and Holland, to frame a proposal for international co-opcratlon m coSee production.
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    LEAGUE TO CO-OPERATE IN CHINA
    283 9 BIG DEVELOPMENTS LIKELY Technical Adviser To Go To Nanking Paris. July If, Eight countries Britain. Prance, Italy, Germany, Norway, Czechoslovakia. Spain and China will be represented on the committee recently appointed by the League of Nations to co-ordinate technical co-operation between the League and China,
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    GANDHI UNDISCOURAGED
    177 9 Another Request To Viceroy For Interview Poona. Jul> 17. The Viceroy, replying to Gandhi's second request, states that there can be no question A the Government ho.ding a conversation -with representative of an association *vhich has not abandoned the civil disobedience movement which is intended to coerce the
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    SISTER AIMEE
    170 9 Husband Suing For Divorce Los Angeles, July 11. A suit for divorce against Sister Aimee MacPherson has been filed by her husband. Mental cruelty is advanced by Mr. Hutton m the suit which allege* that Aimee made married life ridiculous by perpetrating the hoax regarding the birth of
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    CHINESE PROTEST
    54 9 London, July 18. A memorandum protesting that the rapidly increasing foreign tariffs on egg products are unjustifiable was submitted by the Chinese delegation at the World Economic Conference to the marketing sub-commission to-day on behalf of the Shanghai egg Industry guild, declaring that the Chine*? duties on foreign
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    WILEY POST AHEAD OF RECORD
    306 9 AROUND WORLD IN SIX DAYS Perfect Conditions For Next Lap NOTMibtrsk, July IS. Mr. Wiley Post resumed his flight at 8.53 1 a.m. to Irkutsk.' He is slightly ahead of his. 1931 record and is assured of perfect conditions. He was met by the young
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    FOUR POWER PACT
    329 9 Simple Ceremony At Rome Rome, Jul> 15. Tin Four Power Pact, chiefly instigated by Mussolini and which it Ls hoped will guarantee peace for at least 10 years, was signed shortly > after noon to-day The simple ceremony oc- j curred m the Palazzo Venezia m Mussolini
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    $220,000,000 SUIT
    67 9 Charge Against Mr. Andrew Mellon Dismissed New York. July 17The suit for $220,000,000 against Mr. Andrew Mellon and other former Treasury officials was I dismissed by the District of Columbia Supreme Court. The suit was brought by Mr. David Olson. 1 former investigate of vht Senate Stock Market
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    EXPELLED EDITOR
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    TROOPS DEMAND TO FIGHT
    516 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Enthusiasm At Feng's Success EWIRE TO CHANG bined Effort To Drive! Out Japanese Shanghai, July 18. On behalf of the entire population of Charhar a circular telegram has been issued opposing the abolition of the head- i quarters of the allied national
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    3,000 WAR PLANES
    48 9 j For Nanking In Three j Years toim Franrlsco. July 18. i > (.rniTil t hih Jon-chow, the Chinea* I Air Chlrf, announced here to-day that Nankin* will place In service 3.000 fighting aeroplanes during the next three years— Reuter Simpson were Justified or not- Reuter
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    AWAY WITH SELFISHNESS
    64 9 President Roospvdt Points Out The "Only Way" New York. July IS. President Roosevelt, m a striking broadcast, declared that too ma.ny Americans were seeking to gain money with the least possible work. He urged all to "cast away self-destroying, national-destroying efforts to get something for nothing and
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      903 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKF PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU MAJANG— Wednesday. July 19. Prlgi-RadJa. Sapat, T-mbilrhan. Pwloe-Pallcs PengalianEstate and Rengat. TllEDENS— Wednesday. Jrly 19. Muntok and PaK-mbcnr; TOBA— Wednesday. July 19. Tocngkal. Moearr.-S.V.;u and Djarnbt RElJNST— Thursday, July 20. Chcribon (net for pnssengerr.V Semaranc. Sourabaya. Boeleleng. Aiapenam. Pedang-Bay, Bcnoa av.u BanjcKwangi. Tl3ORE— Thursday.
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    USE OF 'SWANK OF ENGLAND'
    276 12 RECORDER'S WARNING AT OLD BAILEY Confidence Men Sentenced Determination to put down the possession of "Swank of England" notes, which form part pf the stock-in-trade of confidence tricksters, was expressed by the Recorder. Sir Ernest Wild. X.C.. at the Old Bailey. Before him were Henry
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    MYSTERY SOLVED
    155 12 Man Identified By Two Women One of the strangest riddles the South Coast police have ever been asked to solve ended when the man who was found dead m the sea at Guestllng. near Hastings, three weeks ago. was identified. He was Thomas Edge, a 26- year -old
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    SENG CHEONG SOCIETY
    257 12 Novel Lighting Scheme at Malacca I Prom Our Own Correspondent i Malacca. July 16. Stiiß CheonK Society h«».s adopted a novel 'ightinir system at its premises at Tranquerw* Hoad The scheme is a combination of simplicity and primness. In place of the usual electrical nttinps. the light
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      669 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In 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 ttw S.S. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] M marella is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      305 12 BIBBY LINE. [LONDON ADDRESS 12, PALL MALL, LONDON. 5.W.1.1 of faU twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON. COLOMBO, MABSEULEH. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Sinfapore and Penan t; HOMEWARD StfIFNGH I n\r Kanroon OXFORDSHIRE Aut I BTAPPORDBHIRE Auf 17 GLOUCESTERSHIRE Aug. 31 WORCESTERSHIRE Sr"pt >« CHESHIRE
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      78 12 TRANSI.Min^r^N nr t 0 Dutch. FVmh, r^ Nor ian HI I 3S. Rob i I. S. K. UN[ ISHIHARA IMi i u|.. TRANS,'. 7^ «In«rporau i%m REGULAR n f.BT PASSENf^ Win FBOM J4FAM CI.YDE MARI FOB BOM. OSA«* vt on n^ NAOOTA *M» t ROUM4 CLYDE MAHI .j, J VAOOYA
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      661 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7. 30 ajn. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Saturdays 7 pjn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a jn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar> Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas
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      ATLANTIC LINES' AGENCIES
      637 13 Agreement Approved By U.S. Shipping Board Modifications of the Trans-Atlantic Passenger Conference .agreement providing new rules for snb^agente 1 activities m {respect to .sale of passage tickets and the handling of funds have been approved by the U.S. Shipping Board While the modifications made no specific mention
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      DUES AT ALEXANDRIA
      235 13 Text of New Regulations Issued The Hollowing circular regarding amended dues at Alexandria has been Issued by the Posts and lighthouses Administration: "As from June 15 ships arriving at the port of Alexandria will be treated as follows a.s regards port dues: "1. Tourist ships. A due
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      36 13 The s.s. Conte Verde (Italian Mail) u> due here on Thursday morning from Shanghai and Hong Kong and will sail again the same day at 5 p.m. for Colombo, Bombay. Port Said. BrindLsi. Venice and Tru-ste
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      LOAD LINE CERTIFICATES
      416 13 New Forms Required by Board of Trade Tlit following announcement was issued br the Board of Trade:— in^J^JrV"" JUly neXt all registered m the United Kingdom will be called upon to produce international Load Line CeSfISS Certificates Merchant Shipping ifS wh^cZance^ transit is demanded. Prom th~ same
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      TAX ON HEAVY OILS
      357 13 The Clause Exempting Coastal Shipping Tl.e amending clause b.\ whi.h coastwise •shippii)-. exempted fn»i>i th. Uu M hea\y oils was moved m the B ok of Commons, on the report tUce of th.- nnaacc Bill, by Mr. Bocr-BeUthft, F.nancial S« .;r«-tarv to the IViimmij, and lead
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      WHITE SEA-BALTIC CANAL
      61 13 Lenlnirnul. July 3. The Sonet steamer Sebastopol has safely navigated the enttue length of the newlyopened canal linking the Baltic with the White Sea m excellent time. Thfc? 227 kilometer waterway was traversed m 32 hours. Including stoppages. The Sebastopol had on board the Soviet commission which
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      120 13 According to telegraphic advice from the Chief Inspector of Navigation at Batavia the new light beacon Stanton Passage (position Lat. 3 deg. 0' 38" S. Long. 106 deg. 18" 4" E.) of which reference is made m the Netherlands Indian Notice to mariners No. 28 items 82 of Tm.f <>th.
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    "LET ME DIE"
    139 14 Man Throws Himself In Froni Of Train A mail who threw himself m front oi a trail and escaped appeared before the Bench at Woodford. Northamptonshire He wps Frani Warren, of Woodford. and he was bound ovei on a charge of attempting to commit suicide. James Merton.
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    H.E. ON SIAMESE BORDER
    249 14 Inspection Of Upper Perak Mines HE the Governor. Sir Cecil Clcmenti. who i- now at Penang Hill, crossed over to the mainland last Tuesday and visited Kroh and Klian Intan The party was escorted by Enchc Mahmud. M.C.S.. Ag. District Officer. Upper Perak, to Kroh where
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    GREAT PRISON PLOT
    201 14 Scheme to Liberate AH Parkhurst Inmates A ki at MQBPC plan has been discovered at P.nkhurst Prison. Isk* of Wight Officials raided a block lioumiih sixty convicts, and fovmd convicts with Ri ukHlv made keys which fittrd all doors; Ffta»; A rope ladder with hooks for attaching
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    NEW FACE
    157 14 Woman's Features More Sophisticated Paris. L Woman's face is changing to a harder, more sophisticated expression. Thus may be said to summarize the views of l critics after comparing modern faces with those t portrayed m the exhibition of paintings of 1870- 1900. now being held here The
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    SINGAPORE CHILDREN'S CONCERTS
    856 14 PROGRAMME PROVIDED BY SCHOOLGIRLS Cathedral Music E Festival ere seems to be always some new and ctive talent available for use by the committee of the Children's Concerts At the concert that will be held m the Memorial Hall on Monday, about 60 of the girls of
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    126 14 Programme oi DrilLs up to and for week nding July 23rd. 1933. Wednesday 5.15 p.m. Headquarters "D" Eurasian) Coy. Coy. Parade; MO PI. (Eurasian) M.G Training. Thursday 5.15 p.m. Headquarters S.R.E ivi Coy. Parade Field Works; "E" Chine.se> Coy. Coy. Parade: "C" (Scottish* Coy. Miniature Friday 5.15
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    FIRMNESS OF RUBBER SHARES
    105 15 STOCK K'ET Intiue 1 i American Buying P London. July 15. .i\\ conditions have ays a bit to obtain i with the result [Yeasury notes was t.s 8d per cent.. Government, auain m cloud of low as closed ;o-ua\ i til m sympathy .n:nodities were ing
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    186 15 ■Enormou* Swindle of Suez I (anal Scrip B Paris. July 10. B r. rmoni swindle m B which was disB ftvnch police 1 have B Each piece of scrip W quotation Ls worth about £250 sterling.) So irttki found way on V for the moment the and
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    MALAYA "CARRYING THE BABY"
    240 15 MALAYA "CARRYING THE BABY" DIVIDED OPINION ON TIN POSITION Scarcity of Metal For Near-By Delivery [Prom Our Ou n Correspondent] \t £221 19 London. July 4. as Mala. an producers are concvrned nis maim •fa that u» v vol e „r .he |.n.,-r, s c u onls kno lunaer as
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    303 15 A Multitude of Rubber Counsellors (From Our Own Correspondent j London. July 4. According lo the Financial Times, mm pnnetpftl iea.-on lor Urn <lifticulty m arriving al any settlement m reuard to rubber restriction" is that then an too many schemes, all different, but all dseenrtng, 101
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    P. AND O. BANK
    150 15 Net Profit Of £111,318 Last Year London. July 4. Mr W E Preston, who presided at the P. and O. Banking Corporation meeting, revealed that the net profit for the year was £111.318. which represented an increase of some £4,000 on results of the previous year
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    157 15 Changes m Representative Prices s.\les stock BXCHAMQI •i.230.C00 2.242.000 <UBu.ol!t United Press Association July 14 16 17. American Can. Com. 93', 93-, Am. T'phone and Tgra.m 130 >, 130. 191 U Attheson Railroad 75 75 75 Uro,U 80. BC-. 83-. Plreatooe, Common 07..o 7 2 8
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    362 15 Improving Demand From China >L»nch«>«rr Jim- 'i In tii. ir .v.tkly market mnrt MlMIt F Hutton and Co.. Manchester, state that th.ye ha., bten a derided recowr> ;n raw cotton ptlMi during the la>t Jeu da\ The gmtrtl torn ha.s been more bullj.sh follovtofl innertaint] about the outlook
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    205 15 Sir Hiiro Hirst and Fur ness Liners London, July 4. Sir Hugo Hirst, who presided at the meeting of the General Electric Company, spoke very optimirtlc-ally, but declared that he remained convinced that no restoration of order and prosperity throughout the world would be possible until the people
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    204 15 Optimism m Business Circles An optimistic 9km is beinn entertained m Japanese business circlt re K arding the expect,^ favourable trade results of the direct future, namely during the present ttscal year Following the favourable trade balance of Y. 10.610.000 registered during the second ten days of June,
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    122 16 Etceteras Against Merchants On Sunday The following have been invited to play cricket for Etceteras vs. Merchants on Sunday. July 23rd at 10.30 a.m. at 8.C.C.: H. B. Noon, 1. Scott Dalglelsh, R N. Hamilton, J. C. S. Ponsford, D. C. Burn. W. H. McNeille, J. E-
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    64 16 Pittsburgh Too Good For Brooklyn New Yortc. July 18. Pittsburgh had the better of matters In the National League baseball game with Brooklyn. < Details Swetonic pitched for Pittsburgh The Detroit Philadelphia game In the American League was postponed owing to rain. V Renter. R. H. E Brooklyn
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    42 16 ParliamentHam! The Prince of W M 5 of the ParlUnicntni 4 by Mr O*or;;r L«n.; 9^ of 36 hole* wer tl. Thr Prtnr*' v.as on<* down ;it th.- MM l*i m. s lianduan v ■troi.i-t on Ml 1 "i:; t
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