The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 July 1933

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    22 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. L 1 I-< ES A BUSHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRID JULY 21, 1933. 10 CENTS
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    195 1 World Conference tin sub-committee re«ommrnds non-participating countries to enter into negotiations with the International Tin Committee for quotas— Pace t. Prince George has been elected a Senior Grand Warden of Freemasons— Page 8. After forced landing Wiley Post is flying to Alaska and is still ahead of
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 M.P. SUSPENDED London. July .'<■ By LSI \iUs to. 24 Mr. J. Mr-Govern Socialist MP lor Shettl.ston (GlaMiow. was m th»- of Mispvnded House for di&obeymt; thr Chair— Reuter
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    ADVENTURES IN FRANCE
    1134 1 I left Mnrst 11'.r., for Paris by an excellent morning train with Boodle, or 800 for short, my big grey Angora cat. comfortably curled m hLs hamper It had been planned that he should spend the time with kind friend* m the South of France till we
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      138 1 Lfpßo Stores AY LES HOTEL AYA'S PREMIER HOTEL NITATION AND H °T AND COLD RUNNING WATER. THIS EVENING TEA NCE— 6.3O to 8.15 p.m. FORM INNER DANCE-9.30 to Mid-Night E RVEI) ON THE LAVVN ial X Tea Informal Special irLunrh i>ances Dinner Dances Dinner Dances Simp- Monday, Every Monday, Every
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      109 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL THE FAVOURITE WAL SEASnr resort TOWN RENDEZVOUS. swnhming. sunbathing CONCERT DURING tennis, golf TIFFIN 4U.WAYS DELIGHTFUL EVERY ROOM WITH BATH MODERN SANITATION EXCELLENT CUISINE SERVICE Guests of the Sea View Hotel may take their Tiffin at the Adelphi Hotel, and vice-versa, without extra cost to
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      207 1 Wood i;avr t \id«n« c yesterday on the fourth day of his trial for negligent driving —Pa«e 7. Mr. J. 11.1.. Mrnin* was ;u*quiUed of rash drmnx whrn his rar skidded and ran into other ran parked m front of the P.rtlion— l»a Cr <* That Jewel-matching should be U«iin-it
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      6 1 OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    THEFT OR ROBBERY? ASKS MAGISTRATE
    434 2 THEFT OR ROBBERY ASKS MAGISTRATE JEWEL SNATCHEKS AND DEPORTATION Reformatory Influence Negligible Higge*tion thai jt '..<i matching (ran pedestrians, especially Iron women and children which baa happen ci only too frequently 1:1 Singapore streets— be -la—lftfil u^ "robbery* 1 ami no; theft from a person, was made by Mr. H
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    A NEW THEATRE
    105 2 Queen Street Site Approved Municipal Committee No. 4 at a mettinn on July 14. approved Lot No. 201 <T.S.D. XII) m Queen Street (old houses Nos. part 172, 173, and 174 as a site suitable under Theatre Bylaws Nos. 1 and IB for a now theatre and
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    PLANTERS' CONFERENCE
    53 2 The ninth annual conference of the I:k o:--!>orated Society of Planters will be held at the New Club, Taiping, on Au«. 18, 19 and Zo. There will be lectures and discussions m the mornings and social activities m the afternoon., and evenings. The SuUan ot Perak will formally
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      460 2 BATHING CAPS. WAVY HAIR PATTERN m thick dependable rubber, and m the following choice ol colours: Green, Champagne. White. Black, Chocolate. Red and Yellow. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS "CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore. The Cheapest House for your Stationery, Typewriters, Ribbons arid Carbon* also
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      632 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE* Is hereby given that tenders are ao\» invited for the following materials or services and that paiticulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Installation of Sanitary Fittings at Nos. 46, 51 and 52 Craig Road. Nos. 495. 497.
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      416 2 TO LET. FURNISHED BUNGALOW. No. 2 Pender Road. 2 bedrooms. EL. Gas. W.C.. 4 Kebun. $70.00. FURNISHED HOUSE. "TWYFORD." 31 Soah Im Road. 2 bedrooms, 2 dressing rooms. EL. Gas, Kebun. $125.00. available August 16th. 1933 Europeans only. Apply Cable Depot Keppel Harbcur. OFFICES TO LET on 2nd: and 4th:
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      223 2 6rave Health Dangers^ INDIGESTION 3| f g GASTRK TRUBIB! rVai Daaor r i. h i iaf I |<^ 1 Aal Lai thf cnMt n «ac V t afl Lm c •houlder bUcirt f WrW^ ivl X (eeiing oi nautr* n| V a^^Ffl aaaay other p*tnL A V|lfal •ymptomt. Take 4
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      168 2 THE WEEK Itiday. 31th. Hißh Water. 10.40. 6.0 It., 21.25, 9.1 ft. Crtekel S.C.C. vs. R.C. S.C.C. Johore vs. Wiltshire's. Johore. Football Div 11. Wiltshires 11. vs. Mcd Collece. Jalan B?sar. Jobore L.T.A. finals at Johore Bahru. Police Band. Waterloo Street. 8.15 p.m Saturday. 22nd. High Water. 1 1 is.
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    "CITY OF THE DREAMING SPIRES"
    3079 3 "CITY OF THE DREAMING SPIRES" Mr Quo Tai-chi and the ulture of Oxford .ui> member o must take pro Lting Oxi or d, wher litton oi ancien a happy unior. to the Chinestnmandinf at times i rer to us thai ad fa t/ v, hethei Mi yao lai-chi l ondon,
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    New Smooth White Skin In 3 Days
    46 3 New Smooth White Skin In 3 Days S enlarged Form* and BUmishet Gm« Formvrf S »^r- ifVliS'.^n |lOr* f'nww Tokaion Am...) irhiw CnOyr 1 pr h, .rriuiwl •kr.jrlarvH <r»m. T.*»lo B Skißfoo.l WTti t» Colour »ofl r.»n.., amurf ■-lin no «4k n A? rO#fHI,OAf Ltd.-LONDON. j
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      15 3 t{n ha Z rCHJr Wood b Cbn, >e ifoub»«by i> Mixture. I fin— r Vu.
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      520 3 FREED FROM PAIN j fwHYDOYOUUSE\ f I LIKE IT After Suffering for Many LISTERINE BETTER AND I w h a g rca, a3[?7 te ,or uu, I TOQ TH PASTE? J [IT COSTS LESS J many" SUfTcrina from lor L/- M^^^y' T years ago, lam completely relieved ol r I
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    Modern Furniture – –
    862 4 Modern Furniture By Our Woman Correspondent MODERNIST taste m furniture is producing some exciting and perplexing idjeas. The word modernism is being used to designate all kinds of experiments, some of them wild, some of them repulsive, but all of them self-consciously new and different." The experimental mood m which
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    TRUE BEAUTY
    181 4 "1 D-day's woman, a beautiful, free, straight-lined typf developed since the Great War. ha nothing to fear from temporary invasion of the curvacious. Floradora type of woman who has arrived m the wake of le*-o-mutton sleeves, pinch waists, and hen -nest hats." So says Mcrielland Barclay. the noted
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    The Mid-Season Collections
    1077 4  -  Sylvestre Dorian By I'KUR'Mt: BLOCKS Some of the pleasant* st of fiayrat.f |Htium< blocks for putting ainom lint n. or ne'j rlotl.. or for personal me, hn\. lately Uen s« nt to riir b) a friend mhc always »eenif< th. tirM to di.s4«>\( t such things I
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    Smart Dressing
    142 4 M MM IM •lender and you: -4 becauv wnmei only th«- Mtuwi rours.- ti,. smartness m, reason that parade It lv 1 I couturier* •iik* ful in< fulne.w <.r But fnr I t.. iiul 1 ha.s pani^d I U.kt 1... «omun tu«<i diMlw tMii ip. m to mr
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    Colour Contrasts
    81 4 1 ed tux k tnt'tms that l>!)\v In MUlU'tt. Ww prints i* i Burton Pmi.u. i I nine black d: jUWaI 1 >v •1. i. contraMm I Kinhtna'i. m trrcen and vtartltrm taking result Mi Hantot. i contract n. ■H i ominw |M> CirMl Mi or flawlr»lv quit*
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    IN NURSERY OR GAET
    43 4 "J A donk. iV^A jtoru>l»c i ~*T IU)l\ C\i t j which 1 saw m the othri jfl Vthln «> when tho\ I thini* .»n. ni*ntui< I 1 .t nia;> «>i 1 ihrm with The it well a* "fast" J
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      99 4 "FEEDIN6 TIME FOR SMILER" ssfjsns^s^ sSssrisrs? ss?^** S? s^* 53MB M 1 «S?^«^' .> C *W"I W >T Th» tUU SrrXKM, jmj ORCHESTRA 0 Y GtUVW iuCtlArfS And what a tune —far finer melody to a Mother than all the symphonies of the great Masters. When Baby is correctly fed
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    New Christian Science Publishing House
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    NO MORE CONTRIBUTIONS TO $4,000,000 FUND
    515 5 NO MORE CONTRIBUTIONS TO $4,000,000 FUND ROT! KLY LOVE 'ECONOMIES h >owt!i Of Movement In All I Parts Of World fc T ssion it was announced at the annual meet- qi Church, The First Church ol Christ. Scientist,!?' ributlons were needed to the A54,000.000 f und !bi the Christian Science
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    47 5 the toi Mud th streets. Miss Barbara Hutton, the American heiress to the Woolworth millions, married Prince Alexis Mdivani of Russia •f thf 19th arrondissement. Paris, m accordance with the civil laws of France. The photograph shows Prince Alexis Mdivani and his bride leaving after their marriage.
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    INDIAN REPATRIATION
    100 5 Free Passage Concession Withdrawn i The Ayi.m o| tbe Government of India. Malaya announces that the tree passage concession by the fortnightly 8.1. service between the Straits and South India which was secured by the late Agent through Messrs. Islay Kerr Co Ltd.. Penang. on behalf of unemployed
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    BEL RETIRO
    144 5 Monday. Jul> l Oth. Mi Ci A walker Ml Bel Retiro. Tuesday. July I Ith. Hi> Kxt.lidux and Miss Clemcnti attended by Mr. R. j Curtis. Private Secretary and Mr. R. G 8c. .r1,v ADC vLsiled Kroh and Klian Intan Thursday. July 13th. PiotesMi- F i En^ledow arrived
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    MALACCA VARIETY CONCERT
    151 5 Mts. Alford is now m Malacia bu^y produoini; a *ho\\ for Saturday lUghfl m aid of St. Davids Hospital Miss Anit rt Frankel Ls comini; from Bfafapore to (lance. Mr. Jw Goddard to mortise hi-> humour and Mrs. Sk\ him from Selangor to sim:. WtMm .1 Malacca
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      19 5 iro-Goldwyn-Mayer's most deliciously daring comedy of 1933 "REUNION m VIENNA" K>||\ BARRYMOKK ami DIANA ("Cavalcade") WYNYARD. I CAPITOL— COMING
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      387 5 CAPITOL! Tomorrow Morning at 11. The Kiddies' most joyous event! "MICKEY MOUSE- Matinee SPECIAL SELECTED PROGRAMME Members Mickey Mouse Club, FREE; (July Subscription Receipts must be shown) Non -Members Adults 50 cts.. Children 25 cts. 4®^/VW]ySjSI POSITIVELY UST NIGHT The screen's most popular star— 'resh from his triumphs m "The
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT
      301 6 Draw For Clerical Union Handicaps The final Of the Clerical Union championship billiards tournament between Goh Guan Chuah land Teo Siew Sun, 500 up. will be played on j Saturday. So tar. Tan Bock Lim ha-, made the highest break ol 68 m the tournament. The draw lor
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      REGIMENTAL POLO
      342 6 Royal Scots Grey's Win Tournament 1 From Our Own Correspondent London. July 4. riu- Royal Scut- Qreya th« hinr fH>- mental polo tournament at Hurhnuham on) IsatuiditN when they brat the Queens Bays; iin the final tio by fi fo*li to r > after most excitln tin: li
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      PETERSEN VS. CARNERA
      237 6 Should Meeting He Postponed I From Our Own OORVgyoggdmt) London. July 4. As I stated a fortnight ano. there is talk of i Mr. Jeff Dickson arranging a fight for the world championship between Prlmo Camera, who Rained" the title by knocking out Sharkey this week, and
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      WEEK-END CRICKET
      63 6 S.C.C. Team Against Raffles College The following have accepted to play cricket for S.C.C. vs. Raffles College on Friday and Saturday, July 21st., and 22nd, at 8.C.C.: C. G. Windle (Cap .>, Lt. M. T. L. WUkimon. P. Vine, J. E. Jeans, O. B. Page. S Kirk, J.
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      CRICKET AVERAGES
      646 6 Verity and Macaulay Still Leading Bowlers 1 From Our Own Correspondent* London, July 5. The batting and bowling averages of the leading players m County cricket, and of the West India tourists, are at present as follows. BATTING (Qualification: 15 «ompleu-d innings i Hghst Times Inns Runs Score
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      STEEL YACHT
      138 6 Velsheda's Success on the Clyde London .lul> t. Mr. W L Stoplumon's .sU-el yacht. Vrlshtda. caintd her filth sutress from scratch m the Clyde Fortnight at Huntei s Quay on Saturday, when she beat both Britannia and Shamrock V nith ease The course was one of 36 Vv
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    52 6 The following will play for Raffles Institution 3rd XI against the ACS 3rd XI to-day on the JC.S.A. ground: A. Korsi: Chon- Pak. Eng Tee; Tin Chon^. Chee Pook. A Mahdi; M. Arshad, Sidin. Chong Pew. Chye Chua and Teck Hock. Reserves:— Llan- S«n. Sens Kee P. Supply, Soon Tuan.
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      311 6 H HI I A- A.kM>«Mtf J,£^g^« H gV>^ $leod<*"~i<m JflfcJ (^B Wm'-. m tit IL r i If you get INDIGESTION IF you sometimes have flatulence, uncomfortable fulness after meals or other forms of indigestion, don't just wait for it ro M pass off Digestive trouble is nearly always due
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      97 6 The proud position held by W.D.&H.O. Wills is the result of the expert knowledge and unremitting care given to every detail m the production of their cigarettes Wills's GOLD FLAKE Cigarettes have the advantage of the same experience and consistent care m every stage of their production —they are made
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    INSPECTOR WOOD'S STORY OF KEPPEL TRAGEDY
    87 7 R SI DDENLY TURNED IN FRONT OF HIM I \|ai- matical Impossibility" rlares D.P.P. JSES ILLED BY ALCOHOL mr story is a mathematical impossibility. tnses were dulled by alcohol, that you how rar 3m cart and the men were m front tat you were
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    "NO EVIDENCE OF NEGLIGENCE"
    761 7 st< rday aiution wd rrnm Inspector rron Mr. dshlp -aia .(j nor d the BM U i hat scii Into the art i :i. w od did run l> PP. had reDl j (a) driven and time unsel ami the You do not by mount of
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    EMPLOYEE'S DEPOSIT
    74 7 \musement P ir. July ol $10C nt Park :.mg. m of SiOf irttjr Mr part P-ilai. ■I <T. n \pill lasi IMt, anc left ha m of he: She ha< m had no little ttm ttlemttnt r i_— i i r i Asked by the magistrate if he
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    ROBBERS FALL
    81 7 Crashes Over Fence During Flight An Indian woman was attacked and H bb< 1 by a man m McPherson Road at 4'ckx'k yes terdav morning. As the assailant was running away be Wl over fence and injured his left leg. whereupon it wm an easy matter for the
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    CRASH INTO PARKED CARS
    442 7 SKID ON DARK AND RAINY NIGHT Mr. G. H. E. Storing Acquitted I of Negligence Rash and negligent driving was not proved agam^t H. G E. Steninii. a European, when ho *a.- tn trial beiore the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. L. R. P. Ear], yesterday morning, m
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    CLEKK'S SALARY CLAIM
    185 7 .Mr. A. T. Durray and Mutual Trust Sued (From Our Own Oorraspimojaßt) Kuala Lumpur. July 19. 'I his Jiiorniiif; Lye Kirn Hong broui.ht an a.'tion for salary allo^'d :<> b< dv from Mr. A. T. Dun ay ?.nd the M"tual Trust Benefit Association Ltd Mr X X
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    ORIGIN OF MALAYS
    132 7 Came From China I^ong Ago In rhi <i)ui>- v! an Midi a v; th Penanf Rotary Club. Pi of< ssor Dr. Vanstoin Callenfels. the archaeologist and pn -historian of international repute, made the interesting suggestion 1 that Malays and Chinese originally VMM of the MUM stock, the
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    WIFE vs. HUSBAND
    73 7 Both Conveyed To Hospital After Fight Ricf plates were used m a quarrel betweei. husband and wife m a house m South Brldee Road on Wednesday night, and the ambulanct had to be called, as the man sustained a threi j inch cut m his left cheek
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    DEATH OF MR. FRANK PINTO
    68 7 The funeral took place at Bidadari Ccmetar; on Wednesday evening of Mr. Frank Pinto, a (the early age of 25. Deceased joined the Tai Ttock Sent; Hospital as a dresser about eigh years atjo. We was married two years ago. The Rev. Father Dias conducted
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    BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE
    1159 7 Ceylon Burgher Defends Own Case CHETTIAR'S LOAN Firm's Only Business Was Loans The trial ol Charles Nell Leembruggen. a Ceylon Burgiier. on a I charge of criminal breach of trust as a servant m respect of $150. was resumed before the Third Magistrate, Mr. W. H
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    D.P,P.'s POWERS BEYOND APPEAL
    591 7 SEQUEL TO WITHDRAWAL 1 OF CHARGE Complainant Claims Right to Proceed The procedure by which the Deputy Public Prosecutor is entitled to sanction or withdraw a prosecution v as argued m the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. 1 Justine Cobbott vho reserved judgment. It will be
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    CURKS WEED-OUT
    103 7 Juniors Who Fail Examinations With n Ur< m t to the. ruir.ourtu \.eed-out 1 of Oovefttm nt delta m the F.M.S.. according 1 to the conduio:i atlaentn] n> nnnidgmsent m 1 OmninißiMi eenrftM U a wbordlnai 1 not (passed his junior clerical fßawlnflttftti \ears. he bl liable to
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    MURDERED SYCE MYSTERY
    494 7 Wife of Accused Nan Questioned Closely MOTIVE THEORY Evidence of 11-Year-0!d Girl At the resumption of the inqiu>: on Baknim. a Boyanese motor driver, who was discovered m Franker* estate with severe head injuries and m which ronnection iwo Bovanese m.i\. be n chanted with murder the
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    248 7 The uihlitik ted BM-ttetlMl WOffel \ull lw ■.<;ich ur Ismi« at RaUV Libvar. vii :>at'ir<lti\ at 9 ani^ Athlon-WoUe ■li Straiuie Cnme* Illus Bayes Walter* Turn r .-n-'.hiiv J»m trait. BirkitiiK.Ki <Th. First Ear: <>1 i FUt> F.unou* Fiuht.s m Fact and Fiction. QMpM < Kathleen- Sarah. Duchess
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    38 7 t Dr. Q I Shau. of the Malayan tluirol 1 S- rvice, has proceeded Home on (urloi U nliri'snent Dr. Shan Joined the Servie* In 15 lf'23. when he stationed at Kuala Kunusar as 'Hculth OfHrer. Perak North
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TARIFFS AND PREFERENCE
    825 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TARIFFS AND PREFERENCE HRIDAY, JULY 21. 1933 In a recent article we referred to a recommendation before the New Zealand Tariff Commission for discrimination against Malaya on the ground that goods from Singapore, though originating m British territory, might be the produce of Japanese manufactories here or
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    151 8 It k understood that thi Hon. Mr. N. K. Bam. I Resident Councillor of Malacca, will retire Ml the end of next month Mr W A. Griffin. Traffic A-ssiMnnt F.M.B Railways. ha& been nppointed to «ct a> Divisional Superintendent. The Hun. Mr. H. R. Joyni na> tx-en appointed t« Lea
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    MARRIED IN EDINBURGH
    155 8 Former Bank Manager At Penang Mr I. X Bremner. youngest .son of the late Captain James Fleming Bremner. chief ion.stable of Fife and Kinross, ha^ be«*n married it. Edinburgh to Mrs Arthur S Douglas, daughter vi the late Mr. Martin 1* Martin. Mr. Bremner. who ls a
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  • COMMODITY MARKET
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      LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES
      30 8 Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow
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      CROSS RATE
      12 8 New York 4.73*2 (4.833'O Paris 84 13|16 (85 5 32)
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      TIN
      14 8 London, July 20. Spot £212-12-6 (£216- 7-6) 3 Months £212-17-6 (£216-12-6) Market :—Easy.
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      RUBBER
      46 8 London, July 20. Spot (Buyers) 4 5j32d. (4 3132 d.) (Sellers) 4 7 32d. (4 1132 d.) Oct.-Dec. 4 5116 d. (4 7|16d.) Jan-Mar. 4 1332 d. (4 17»32d.) April-June 4»/2d. (45gd.) Market:—Trregrular. New York, July 20. Sept 8.70 (9.50) Oct. 9.15 (Unquoted.) Dec 9.71
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    The Breakers Are Busy
    760 8 Dismantling the Old Pier Old Johnston's Pier i> almost gone. For more than three weeks pasti the breakers have been busy taking I down the superstructure of the pier, and now ail that is left is the platform, and the old covered steps —just a ruin
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    REBEL CRUISERS
    108 8 May Re Sent Back To Nanking: Hour Konf July 2t. Orneral Chen Chl-Unir. of Canton, interviewed Mr. Yang Teh-chao. a representative of Nanking, who ha* been »ent to Canton In connection with the return of the rebel cruiM-r* I which Nanking in&lxU should go back to Tslnptao. Although
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    KIDNAPPING ATTEMPT
    36 8 Millionaire RniMer Seriously Wounded Philadelphia. July 10. Frank A M C'aMiv b-nther and n^rtnr •T'hM MrC!:\t-lu. rh« millionnlir billdrr an,, r'-il rsfato OWMT, \v;.s hot and irrtouMy lnjurod In r ststlntt t*o ktdnappo^ -Reuter
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    CENTRAL TROOPS AT FENG
    108 8 CENTRAL TROOPS AT FENG "Flimir; j "I serious i V of Grner the hurrit i N the l*r< n ponae to nn H aoek to hit. B question ls the disposal M Owing to f Government. L Charhar lor I that fighting L force* of (h H *t Bhallng. a
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    FIGHTING AT DOLON
    80 8 The c« n Plng-hMin. alter rrptin&f «r Sunhua. ar> jif rta^| Iran the st r r Chfii-wu. or* < i nfett <lestrovrd the C« r Action A fon-i,:. puMtbUity of th.- N.: utt trg^( pftnM* forest < ombiniw loni Japan^sr ard \f» tic htatuc :ro»! an- reported
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    SCHOOL FEES INC
    22 8 PFour KfMilulKKb IVott^l dfli'B«U'S t«l Jlll\ .•>•».! 1 1 I >lllp CM KM 4 I mus> n>»i iv.rpoie of i-«'l>-
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    FREEMASONS FLQ
    56 8 VI.IMMI.IH.. In I i»nH«»n Hit !!.a^l Frwiruj*inr> Cnntmuitht Ci 6.000 brethren j bulldlnf «as v memorial and ruomi Rcvilf r PKIM ITinw O«onrr J Senior Orand I Frt^*ma«on.s. Duke of York at a «prr<»l tlk Albert Hall The- Duk« Lrfij putattons ln< < iln Canada I atioiiv to
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    INDUSTRIAL DICTAT
    18 8 VS. !>■ I The 1n.!.. memberithe plan Mr to brim: I volim' i x limit ji 1
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    CONFERENCE'S LAST WORDS ON TIN
    299 9 CX TO NTROL Other mtries Advised Join In SI QUOTAS hnim s Negotiations mmnnded im-up report the itter of the World gcnta u-rence exhorts the mntries to stick i recommends that jut ins countries i^told quotas with the Int^n lin Committee as i' London, July
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    47 9 GH lUisy In tier many K^rlin. July 20. ttfoaghool the country Include* the discovery l to a deserted mine m iv w«i explosives m tht Uen. a number of including 22 at Rinteln. to the exchange of h a policeman and several lv injured-RPuter
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    30 9 I The Ha*ue, July 20. -unisations m Holland Tder of the Ministry Mhd ;iuer Tytkens, who was 'untry has established Chappele on the other R< utcr.
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    TO MEET HITLER
    58 9 I Anderson's Talks On armament I Berlin, July 18. who is talking over tit with Baron von to moot Hitler m the problem with W with Mussolini and X rtew, expressed the X German Chancel most desirable X friendly re- was a basis that H.tler ha, H
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    UPS AND DOWNS OF DOLLAR
    490 9 M.P.'s AFRAID OF THE DOWNS President Not Ready For Stabilisation Rate last night 4.73V 2 Washington, July 20. be^ Pl tI V r P hl thG dollar m to below the old parity it is believed m wellinformed circles that President Roosevelt still considers that
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    SWAM NIAGARA
    84 9 First to Emerge From Kapids Alive Ni.iK-ira Falls, July 18. Said 10 bt 0M first person to swim the rapids j o! Niagara and reach the shore alive, an eight- old youth has been arrested for 'vaprancy and unlawfully swimmini; the Niagara Falls." It is alleptd that h<
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    BAN RESCINDED
    66 9 Deutsch /eitung's apology for "Insult" Berlin. July 18. The three months' ben on the Deutsch j Zeltung for publishing a statement stating that j General Balbo Is a baptised Jew has been raised i after a humble apology offered by the editorial staff and publishers for the "insult"
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    GERMAN LABOUR
    66 9 Office Employees to Join Unions Berlin, July 18. I A hint to all clerks and office employees to I join the German labour front is contained m i an official announcement that the 1,500,000 workers m trade unions are no longer prepared to work with thousands of unorganised
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    TROTSKY FOR FRANCE
    27 9 s Parts, July 20. > The Government has authorised Trotzky to rel side m the South of Prance, including Corsica for reasons of health. Reuter.
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    WILEY POST ON WAY TO ALASKA
    279 9 STILL AHEAD OF RECORD I j Desperate Race After Forced Landing Moscow, July 20. Wiley Post reached Khabarovsk at 1.45 p.m. and resumed his flight to Nome. Alaska, at 3.58 p.m.— Reuter. Moscow. July 20. Bad weather compelled Wiley Post to land at Rukhlovo,
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    FIRE-RAISING TRIAL
    112 9 "Head of the Band" Pleads Guilty London. July 18. There wa* tt sensational development at the rirat fire conspiracy trial which Ls being held at the Old Bailey to-day when Leopold LouLs Harris, a fu> assessor, whom the prosecution I had described as 'the head of the fire
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    TROPICAL AFRICA
    98 9 L "Co-Operate State'" Urged I ..mi vii.u ii. July Ift. Thr suggestion that the future Government of tropical Africa should be developed alonn the lines of a co-operate state with a strong executive and a repre entative legislature was J made to-day by Sir Edward Grigg m an
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    INDISCREET WRITERS
    67 9 Warning From Buckingham Palace London, July 2t. H.M. the King owns the copyright of Government documents prepared for him and i also the King's correspondence, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace declaring i j as unauthorised the publication of such docu- ments which infringes the Copyright Act.
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    PRESIDENT'S SON'S WIFE
    50 9 Impossible To Continue Living Together Mindun, Nevada, July 18. It is understood that Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt's plea m the divorce case brought by her husband, the second son of President Roosevelt, is based on difference m temperament which 'made it impossible to continue living together." Router Wireless.
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    JACK DEMPSEY WEDS
    28 9 Elkos, Nevada, July 18. Jack Dempsey, the forme r v/brld heavyweight boxing champion, wa.s married this norning to Miss Hannah Williams, an actress Renter Wireless.
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    DEATH OF LORD BURNHAM
    413 9 Former Proprietor Of The j "Daily Telegraph" GRANDFATHER PRINTERj I i Attended A Meeting Two Days Before London, July 20. Viscount Burnham was found dead m bed at his home here this morning. He had, apparently, died m his sleep. He attended a meeting of tht-
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    C.G.T. LINE
    178 9 Reduced Hut Still Heavy Loss Althouch much lrs.s than Lot fMff'i los*. the i Compannu QcMtalC Tran.-utlantique's deficit; In 1932 amounts to 194.074. 216 trance <.W8. 99 1.573 francs .n 1931). m ordin^ to the annual .^tatem.nt of accounts just issued. Add- j hlf th: d«tun Lruught turwurd.
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    VAST SCRUB FIRE
    45 9 Thirty People Killed In IVforocco Casablanca, Morocco. Jur> 18. It is reported that 30 people have been killed and many injured and several farms destroyed by a vast fire over an area of 20 miles between Petit Jean und Sidiflinen— Reuter Wireless.
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    SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM ABROAD Nazis Suspend Funds Of Jewish
    68 9 SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM ABROAD Nazis Suspend Funds Of Jewish Welfare Society Berlin. July 18. Secret police to-day visited the Berlin offices of the Jewish Welfare Society, a clerical orj ganisation to help Jews m distress and sirjjpended its bank account of 80 000 marks. The money has been chiefly subscribed from
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    500,000 BACK AT WORK
    33 9 Washington. July 18. It io estimated that more than 500,000 unemployed have found work m the United States during June, according to Mr. Perkins, Secretary for Labour. Reuter Wireless
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    U.S. PRESIDENT'S SON
    26 9 London, July 18. Mr. Franklin Roosevelt, son of the United States President, arrived m London by air from Paris this afternoon. British Radio
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      1029 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM BTEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. and China THEHUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO., (1931) Ltd Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN
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      577 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co*, Ltd* (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. dteameffa. DieS'pm. 6aA»S*»M* a.s. CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre, London, Rotterdam and H'burg July 30 Aug. 3 &s. CITY OP ROUBAIX For London, Rottextlam and Hamburg Aug.
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      425 10 P. O. British India and Apcar Lines, (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CAR ,o 4 SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S Co UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GO\ I > Mrvr LONDON AND FAR CAST MAIL si:i<\. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA X lAf|| Dm* I •nni|» Slntaporc I RANCH
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      616 11 LONDON, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM NAP^ MIDDLESBROUGH. «v«aw A.ND July 27 2B rtArtUNA MARU T 10,400 Sept 20 21 Aug. 810 6 KATORI MARU T. 10,000 Oct. 5 6 Aug. 22 23 KASHIMA MARU T 10,000 Oct 19 20 Sept 6 1 YASUKUNI MARU T 12.000 Oct. 31 Nov l i Rotterdam.
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      595 11 L R>N ><^*" I 00^^-i-****^^ < f TO EIROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SLEZ. PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES. GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore Spore. Penang. N. York Pres Pierce July 29 /.ug 1 Aug. 3 Sept. 12 Pres Monroe Aug. 12 Aug.
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      873 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCRAPPIJ £s£j^"*j j 1 foeloe-Kldjang. Sapat. Te.-nbllahan Poeloe-Pallas and Rengat <Pa**nee« and malls only). Batavto. Srmarang and TINOMBO— Prida.v July 21. Belauan-Del: SCIIOrTEV-Priday. July 21. Rhio. MftJOt, Djebue* P;,ngkai ftnang Koba T»nl«i.».Pandan .Biiliton.. Toboali and Batavia PASIR-- Saturday. July 22. Penan X mails onl> and
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    PORT HEALTH
    242 12 Singapore's (lean Sheet Tht health bulletin ot the League ot Nation n M«l Bureau for the week -ended July 15th. v as follows Beirut 2 plague eases; 7 smallpox cases Ba*iiein 3 plague cases and 2 deaths; 4 smallpox cases and 4 deaths. Bombay 2 cholera cases and
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      669 12 Burns Philp Line. < Incorporated In Australia FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Hemilar monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and the S.S. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] MARELLA is one of the /largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      386 12 HENDERSON UUL Fw «HNi BCHBDDLB OF SAILING 8 But whim EaofMn, Manrflk* Jf\ V HOMEWARD SAILINOB WACO l> P»n »f I>lM>nbarkatl«D Plymouir- Umre Ba.c— [WQQtO Ifa f 7*^ 1933 IRRAWADDT July 2» f^/// n^V a- i CHINDWIN Aug. 12 Inc KEMMENDINF Aug. 2€ BHAISO Bept. t *MARAPOORA Bept 23 I
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      698 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan ivia Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besan Monday and Friday 7 pm. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday.
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      NORWEGIAN SHIPPING
      813 13 Many Vessels Built m Britain According to a report on the traffic between) Norway and foreign countries issued by the Central Bureau of Statistics, the volume of maritime trade m 1931 was very much inferior to that of the previous years, while the figures I for 1932 again
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      208 13 t Pasi,engris who embarked at Singapore yesterday on the s.s. Conte Verde (Italian Mail) for Italy, via Ports were Mr W. H. MacMahon. Mr. P J Seeliß. Mr. D. Goodman. Mr. N. Cavalieri Mr. and Mrs. H P Pricker and child. Mr. Yap Poo Hint? and son. Mr.
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      OPERATIONS OF N.Y.K. LINE
      582 13 OPERATIONS OF N.Y.K. LINE Larger Net Profit Owing to Abnormal Trade A brief report of tht speech of the president of the N.Y.K. Line. Mr. Kenkichi Kaga^ii. at the half-yearly general meeting of shareholders m Tokio. was published previously. From a more extended account of the proceedings, now available, it
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      HEAVY GUN PRACTICE
      344 13 Warning to .Masters of Vessels Ovum ami m«i.st«-i> vi >hip|)uiL ;u. ra%UMtcci t( keep ti.cii NMMIi .<•> clear Of th» mi a* ponMt durnv-r tlu heav\ ,'iin pnwtftH uln< h will take plMi ir<»ni tht undermentioned ioit.> an th< dates >t.tt«d below MOMMnetaf ut H3O p.m. ea<
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      435 13 wr^ the Lgapore free press CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. Bone 605t Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. mier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered H the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest latest telegrams and latest announcements. rubber and tin cables appear daily. B features include pictures, ladies' page B tt.st fashions, sporting, wireless articles. B
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      656 13 B 1 IIL w^^^^Hj fO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA V AND MOST OF THE U.S.A. BM^ Pa l i h w«»oar«a*a •nunUln bnaiy. o# era*«* atntewl Ou •«■.»> Irw V+m*mm~m wHbout rKa«ari«ui rar*. iaVW Luxory trmVa» Enpriwi Comiorx Tbr««c« HakT.^-u, (9 HONGKONG BANK rHAMBERS. SINGAPOfU JWR nANADW* MATiDNAL Tfc# LarufMt Kinlway
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    NEW ANAESTHETIC
    324 14 Woman Dies After I Operation A woman's death at Guy's Hospital. London. after being .subjected to a •comparatively new" J anaesthetic was investigated at Walworth. S.E.. and was adjourned for the attendance of Sir J Francis Shipway. the hospital's senior an- I aesthetist. The anaesthetic used was avertin
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    M. LITVINOFF
    329 14 Soviet Will Take Own j Line London. July I' In an interview bcfoi. leaviim Ix>ndon. M I Litvinofl. Soviet commissar f»r foreign attain nave a clear indication that .steps would b« taken to develop the foreign trade ol ene USSR on independent lines if the World Conference failed
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    211 14 I riIUUItAMMES FOB INDIA, BUAMA. I olßAlTt* BfcTTLEM*NTfe, MMI J FEDERATED MALAY BTATIB i I ii i fHOil TUB EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J UAVENTRY. ENOLAHD. Wft*elaogtt» 26 3 metres mm) IIJ metres. J > Friday, July 21st. 1933. GMT 11.0 a.m.- 1.00 p.m. Transmission on I an omni-directional
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      721 14 FIEE DOCTOR'S BOOK ON ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH Qiick aid Lastiig Mief thmtfb heipcmte Urn Treataeet THE latest edition of a Doctor's Free |?«J^ Ra#l-T;«»a Pa«^« Book describing the most successful ttUUB DCQ llmC rCBII of all home treatments for Asthma. E E, too, m the Free Book, Dr. Hair Bronchitis
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      44 14 Irritated Throat! then at once take FORMAMINT Ike Oen»-killl«9 Threat Übut Formamint cures Sore Throat and prevents Colds, Influenza, Diphtheria by destroying the disease germs that have settled m your mouth. Always keep a supply handy buy a bottle to-day. Obtainable at all Chemists
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      841 14 HANKS AND INS.'^j CHARTERED BANK THE V()-)||a^"1 OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA p (Incorporated In England by Royal Cbartor) ■»"M|\, Paid up capital In 600,000 shares of £6 each U. 000.000 Capital Bubs Reserve Fund 0.000.000 up) <JT Bm i Reserve Liability of Proprietor* £3.000.000 Reserve Fxir HEAD Omc«: 38.
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      96 14 SINGAPORE VOLrNTEER (OKFS Programme ol Drills up u> and for week ending July 23rd. 1933. Friday 5.15 p m Headquarter Ist Bn Signal Sec. Signal Trainintr: 2nd Bn Int PI Map Reading: Bde Sij. Sec Signal Training; Malay Headquarters F 1 «Mala\. Coy Coy. Parade Saturday 2 pin Bulcil rim
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      498 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL 80 Rome (Italy) 2RO 72 2 Khabarovsk (USSR* RVIS 9 amnoon. 58.3 Bandoeng. Java iPMYi .SO 26 Vatican City (Ita^». HVJ. Daily. 7.0— 7.15 p.m Sun 10 10.30 a.m. also. SO Barcelona Radio Club < Spain* Ea J25 Sat.. B—9 p m. 50 Bucharest Rumania* 50 Kuala
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    THE HALF-YEAR ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    329 15 KAFFIRS BBERS jjl Gilt-Edged s I inulon. Jul> 4. j reviru m\ months marked hnuicticallv all and totrh< Economist," stock Exi hangc ifitabk pi nod. ag-tern mbei li a time of 0l low ir.ay have stirrlnga <>t inaund an >: the more rho-c of
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    173 15 Changes in Representative Prices July l«, 17 i 8 American Can. Com 931 93 91 I Ala. Tphone and T'Rraph 13O>[. 131 128 At heson Railroad 75 75 i DUpont 80 83'.. 79 Firestone, Commcn >g 30 8 OCIL Electric 28. 29 27'' Gen. Motors 33
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    MARKETS ACTIVE
    179 15 Speculation m New York MHpajatc July nt. a large btwlofaa hai been lraiiaa< I<n\ In all 1 ma:* i tince our laaf report, atato Outhrte ;«nd Co.. Ltd Prices have fluctuated ronatrtnrahlj and have i ached higher levels than for the las; 2^l ■peculation la reaponaMe tor the
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    JUNE OUTPUTS
    45 15 Borneo Company. Limited, c agents report outputs Of tin and rubber for June as follows Pahang Consolidated Co. Ltd. 1.210 Pels Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd. 856 Kuala Reman Rubber Estates Ltd. 51,000 lbs Lok Kawi Rubber Ltd 38.000 Unwell Rubber Estates Ltd. 45.000
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    RAUB GOLD
    19 15 Raub Australian Gold Mining Company. Ltd., output for the four weeks ended July 18 was 2.072 ounces.
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    WINDSOR (F.M.S.) RUBBER ESTATE
    949 15 WINDSOR (F.M.S.) RUBBER ESTATE 1 LOSS ON THE YEAR'S WORKING Company Well-Equipped Financially The twenty-third annual general meeting o! tha Windsor 1 F.M.S. Rubber EstaU'. Ltd.. wai, held at the registered office of the Companj. 149. Leadenhall Street. London. EC. 3. Mr. E. L Hamilton uhe Chairman* presiding The Chairman
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    RISE OF RUBBER
    126 15 Highest Price Since December 1930 London, July 18. In tlv stock Exchange to-day. Imperial Chemicals were stronyly supported on Government's oil from coal" announcement. ThLs alao IWIVCd activity m most other industrials' and other food features were oils, rubbers and inlt-edsed securities with Indian stocks paitiiiilarly .stroni:
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    EMPIRE CURRENCY
    138 15 Not Considered Necessary Now London. July 18. Replying to a ajueattan In Ftattameal Mr. Hen -Bi lislia ...i the ChaiiLell-n ol fee F.\chequ. r said that no further proixjoab for an' Et:ipn» eUfieUCf Of for the stabilisation of currency m the Empire were undrr consideration h« recallad Ihai
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY
    497 15 The liiUcivui^ publications were Issued I received iv the Department oi Btattftki ss and r m.s. during tin period July stii to Juiy j 14th 19t3, In hteive and an- available f or j public m the Reference Lil:rar\ Fullerton j Buildup Singapore Application may be made
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      204 15 July 20 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 18 London. 3 months" sight 2 4 3;32 London. 60 days* sight 2!4 1, 16 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 1 32 London, demand 2 4 London. T.T 2)3 31 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 980 Hamburg, demand
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      PRODUCE July 20
      163 15 PRODUCE July 20 Tin Singapore Pritt! <per pikuh $108.00 Oambier 450 Pepp««r White t«*7s Flake Tapioca 4 C Pearl Sago Bmnn 4.40 Copra Sundried 405 S;i 1 1 flour 1 92 1 L*voes Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin jqi bylvan Arrow Kerosene per tv» 1 b( Socony Motor Gasoline ex
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      68 15 July ,'fitli.. 12 o'clork noon Buyers SelU R.S.fcj i qaal tt; London Standard. S|>ot <lnos<i 14 14 R.SS ft;,. tc» London Standard Standard R S S »»n TVndti Auj?-aept 14 14 4 Ott-r>< 14 |4 1, Jan-Mar 14 14 Voiu- ol Market. Quiet After Irregularity
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    943 15 THI RSDAY, M| J«th. 19 23 OLOUNQ QUOTATION* 27s «id 30s 27s Id 30s 13s tfd 14s 6d 90 1.00 18s 3d 196 10 IS 48 u 5u Ls4' L d la 9u 33 38 m raw 3ti 40 n u i.n KflOf Tin -o.-. ij 3
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      102 15 i: f #.wced $12,000,000 Assurance lo farce ore, f3S,teo,OOt The Great Eastern life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Btralta Settlements) n pt Great Eastern Life Building Cpmi ct^ O f BtAD u«uunf f i.ecu street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICF wm^ r P ay has £20,000 deposited with the q,,nr O
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    TO DECIDE THE CUP FINALISTS
    395 16 LAST THREE CONTESTS TO-MORROW Kedah The Dark Horse m Northern Section The last of the preliminary ties of the Malaya -Cup competition will be played off to-morrow art Singapore, Seremban and Alor Star. Nevei before was the issue so open as to the finalist* at
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    MALACCA vs. NEGRI SEMBILAN
    53 16 Malacca will travel to Seremban for this game with the following team: Low An Sang; Tay Hong Seng and Chan Wee Liew; E. W. Reeve, Chan Ah Beng and R Leon; J M. Lee. F. Leon. Abdullah, Lim Hock Guan ar.d Tarn Chin Wah Reserves, Patrick
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    163 16 Four-Ball Foursome Match On Sunday The following are the teams for th? four-ball foursomes match "Captain" vs. 'Vice -captain" on Sunday, at Keppel Golf dub Captain payers are mentioned first :i.m. 845 Lowson and Watt vs Irving Jones and Barron. 8 r>o Jackson and Ear«-»« vs G
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    167 16 Singapore Boxer Outclassed at Malacca < Prom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, July 17. The Malacca City Park staged another boxing |»romotion of five bouts on Sunday night before ft good crowd. With the exception of the main event, the baxtng m the other bouts was dull, the contestant indulging
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    COMMERCIAL CUP COMPETITION
    48 16 The match Municipal Services vs. Hongkong Bank fixed for Monday, July 24th., will be played at Geylang ground. The 2nd. Division League match Police vs. Malays n postponed from July 6th., will be played at Jalan Besar Stadium on Monday July 24th at 515 pjn
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    BIG FIGHT RESULT SENSATION
    101 16 JACK DOYLE'S LICENCE SUSPENDED 11 Bulk Of Purse Money Forfeited 11 London, July 19. t| The administrative stewards of the British Boxing Board of Control have suspended Jack Doyle's licence for six months, the suspension i to come into operation immediately. f The stewards further decided
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    180 16 Police Called To Riot At Pittsburgh .New York, July 20. In the baseball game at Pittsburgh a re- 11 versed decision nearly precipitated a riot and the first same was delayed for 15 minutes while 22,000 spectators milled around the tands and the players angrily argued with i
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    121 16 Sunday Baseball Clash In Singapore A return match has been arranged between I the Cubs and the American base ball team to i take place at the RanVs Institution neld on i Sunday at 3 p.m. This game should bo one of th<- most interesting of
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    189 16 (icntlemen Forced To Follow On London, July 20. In the Orntl« men fB. Players match at Lords, the players batting first scored 309. the most successful bowler m this innings being Marriott I who took 4 wickets for 87 runs. The Gentlemen were all out for 143.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    114 16 Following are latest results m the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament: Championship Singles: Yonp Loon Chong beat Chua Choon Lcong, 6 2, 6 l. Chong Thutt Pitt beat C. K. Pang. 6 3, 10 8. John Lim beat Cheong Chee Lim. 6 4, 6 3. Doubles Championship: -C. K. Pant:
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    DAVIS CUP
    36 16 Copenhagen. July 20. In the Davis Cup qualifying series Jacobsen (Denmark) beat Stalios (Greece) 4 —6, 6 —3, 3 —6, 6 —2, 6 —4; Xydis (Greece) beat Ulrich 4—6, 6—4, 10—12, 6—4, 6—1—R Reuter
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    INCIDENTS AT JALAN BESAR STADIUM
    573 16 FOUR PLAYERS WARNED AND ONE SENT OFF Huge Crowd Watches Fight For Points Malays II 1; Straits Cattle 0. The two leading teams m the Second Division, the M.F.A. second string and the Straits [Cattle Trading Company Sports Club, met iat the Jalan Besar Stadium
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