The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 July 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. w *l_ ESTABLISHED 1835, SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JULY m =7^ 10 CENTS
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    154 1 There is a probability that the committees of World Economic Conference will continue to meet m various parts of the world over a considerable period, possibly years. The adjournment resolution to come before the plenary session to-morrow will provide for the creation of a permanent committee —Page
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    STOP PRESS
    84 1 UNCHARTED ISLES Paris, July 25. The French occupation of coral islands between Indo-China. Borneo and the Philippines is officially announced. Henceforth they will be under French sovereignty. The new territories are specified as follows: Caye and Damboise occupied on April 7, Stuaba and Deuxilles occupied on April 10.
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    145 1 England and West Indies was drawn. Pace 16. The story of a fatal fight m a grille at the Singapore prison was told to the Coroner Page 7. "The worst of the slump is over said Sir Cecil dementi at the Kuala Kangsar Durbar Page 7. Sentence of death was
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    EPHEMERAL
    1354 1 I THE remains of a Roman fort are not an obvious spoonlng-ground. but A. T. Smith was not spooning. Efflp was jneat and sweet, delicately brown and debonair, a lovely thing to have m the two-seater, but she dwindled like other humanity within those walls. He was so full
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      196 1 KLIM po^ ED MILK 4K 'FKOACH TO PURE, X IZi:D MILK THE TROPICS. LN ALL LEADINO STORES. Ik ffles hotel I MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL ■^j,. )ERN SANTTATIOM AND HOT AND COLD RUNmNO WATER. T0 .0 ATTRACTIONS "^ij™™ <»nt.,e AW n I HANirF TEA DA NCES 9 UAlN^t EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
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      154 1 I j) \n 1 1 ■I ADELPHI SEA VIEW MOTEL HOTEL EVERY ROOM WITH BATH MODERN SANITATION EXCELLENT CUISINE SERVICE Guests of the Sea View Hotel may take their Tiffin at the Adelphl Hotel, and vice- versa, without extra cost to themselves. GENERAL MANAGER H. O. WASER. j THE ROTARY
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      36 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Dial 5378 Page 16. Petrol Waste- Page 6. Mr. Everyman -Page 16 CHRVSLBI POWER S. ShiffiuraS Go. Shirt and Pyjama Makers Complete Shirt Outfits m Stock No. 82-2, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Tel: 4382
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      21 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PURE. FRESH. PASTEI'RIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEAOINO PROVISION STORLS
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    THE WEEK
    242 2 Wednesday. 26th. High Water.—. I3JQ, a.H it Rotary Tiffin: Mr P. Samy on "Wild Life m Malaya." Adelphi Hotel at 1 p.m. Football S.A.F.A. League <Div. II Wiltshire Regt. II vs. HarleP 'quins. Stadium: < Div. Ill* Govt. Monopolies vs. Abattoir S.C.. Jalan Besar. Public Services vs. S
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    LAW NOTICE
    100 2 Before the Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Special Appeal 1 33 Dr. C. J. Paglar vs. The Medical Council. Before Mr. Justice Gerahty m the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Assizes Rex. vs. Sinnatambi Before Mr. Justice Mills m the 3rd Court at 10
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    BOUND OVER
    350 2 European m Breach of Trust Charge G. V, Ortnrne. v European, on the Advice of his counsel. (Mr. V. D. Knowles- pleaded i/jilty before Mr. H. A Foirer. the Criminal District Judge, to a charge oi criminal breach oi trust as an agent m respect of $1,000 which
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    99 2 Routine Orders by Lieut-Col. M. J. i P. Reilly. M.C.. C >mmanding S.S.V.F. Singapore. July 26. Ranges The following range allotment is ropub^shcd for information. Buses leave H'quarters Bukit Farrer Timah R. Range. Saturday Sunday 2.00 p.m. 7.30 a.m. 29.7.33 "B" Coy. Table" A" 30.7.33 -do— Postage
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1315 2 Tournament cricket another drawn match— D. Ess* bowling feat against S.C.C. Malaya Cup football Singapore's victory over Command. ONCE again a drawn game m the cricket tournament. It seems as if there never will be a decision m this season's series, m which case all four sides
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    SOVIET SHIP HERE
    139 2 "KefritferatorV Gum of Sweets And Hiscuits Curryiim I CWgO of 387 t: us oi bis•vnts and raraimi sweets, tin- Soviet's latest lDroign-bullt ship, the "Rein s r t'rati)r No. I. passed tlirou^h Bii pon 00 M >nday. She is the first ol series of ves.S' Is betni
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    456 2 j the accused ar.d vict. d ol the the point for Jf *v' but they an- pi 4lVv 114 L 'cur with the fei slder that the i. tion M uudei > want ol sanction I rise. ttM Nm The p%int I)., aware. been ad country though r ber <>1
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    STEEL RAIL FREIGHT
    16 2 Straits Chin i I Rate of rrvtght Kong has b« cwt for X
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    17 2 An inter-chili of school foes v Mtt Christian As Jj V hall. Prlnsep S' 8 15 pm
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      145 2 WILDROOT HAIR PREPARATIONS. HAIR LOTION frees the hair from dandruff and invigorates the roots. TAROLEUM SHAMPOO— COCONUT OIL SHAMPOO— WAVE -SET— LIQUID CLEANSING CREAM. STOCKISTS MEDICAL HALL, LTD., Battery Road. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Chance Alley. Blnf»pere. The Cheapest House for your Stationery, Typewriters. Ribbon* and
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      619 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders arc now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars 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. 523.
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      178 2 NOTICES. W. HAMMER COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Tenth Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders ol this Company will be held at the Registered Office. Hong Kong Bank Chambers. Collyei Quay. Singapore, on Friday. August 18th. 1933. at 12 o'clock noon at which the Directors will recommend that
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    SOVIET VIEW OF W.E.C.
    827 3 Struggle Between Britain And ILS. CURRENCY RACE Effort Of Capitalism To Avoid War .Moscow, July 12. Penetrating the smoke-screen of speeches and declarations behind which the capitalist statesmen enshrouded the real purposes of the World Economic Conference. Karl Radek. true famous Soviet journalist] m an article
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    K.N.I.L.M. AIR MAIL SERVICE
    365 3 INDIES GOVERNMENT DEBATE Some Members Opposed To Subsidy Medan. July 19. Several members of the Dutch East indies Government while appreciating the work of the X.N.I.L.NX m this colony md recognising that the maintenance of the service deserves to be applauded, thought that the Government subsidy}
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    AIR SERVICES
    248 3 Closing of Don Mining Aerodrome 'From Our Ou:i Oorwspondsnt) Bangkok. July It. The Imperial Airways plam\ Astrara was lucky m arriving back irom her Australian flight just two days before the bin military aerodrome at Don llttmng was closed down tor the monsoon season. Belore the Atalanta type
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    24 3 could uimple Hat that Socialist anthill.' the U.S.S.R. But here we may tell j them You have tried it once al- j ready, gentlemen
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    MALACCA CONCERT
    236 3 Singapore Artists Entertain (From Our Own Correspoiident > Malacca. July :>:* A IUI Iff Ml COBCWi was giv< 'ii at the High Bcbool Hull here. MTftllfMl by Mrs. G. M. Alford w it H party ir m Suvapore «\nd aided by sv ral local peopte. m aid ot
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    ITALIAN AIR ARMADA
    210 3 Great Reception m New York GMum Jui> m Gti.tial Baiiv> lid the depart nrP of the Italian Armada on it> I.IKK) miles (light \v Yoik In perfect weather DonfttUma The Oenera] hM aiu.cuuicod that ho vail prob.iblv CTOM th«- Atlantic ••i NewfouiidUnd and V i^lanc!.- New York.
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      620 3 nre>HNNit~j j iNTAfaKER j < "n Ii m \bB^SBBT -aJ W^^r 818 Lien, 1820 Still aomg Strw XT^M[l!^ 1&4 ti I isi^L. I j 5% Health comes first and for I r —4p the promotion of health m a ll climates JOHN N 1 1: gA WALKER has stood firs!
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      42 3 To treat these complaints successfully, get to the root cf the trouble. Clarke's Blood Mixture is the worfd's greatest blood purifier and healer, it is famous for Blood and Skin Disorders. Qt «ff Chtmrnsn and Stan*. Equally gomdm LIQUID or TABLET form
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      221 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies* Ordinance 193 C. REGISTERED ft HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. Singapore BRANCHES 21. First Cross Street. Malacca 11, Light Street, Penang. AMD 4 Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur BOARD OF DIRECTORS 5 Q Wong. Esq..
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    2624 4 THE WEEK IN THE HOUSE mßy The Free Press— Correspon den t London. July 11. A glance through the files of this week's English newspapers; might easily convince you that the only news of importance has been that which has nad to do with the
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    A KINGS GIFT
    359 4 Demand Thai Property be Surrendered iFtom Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. Jul> Tw.. cases out ol the ordinary have oee n beiore the Siamese Courts this week. One concerned a gitt by the latu Kin*, who granted to a noble property with the proviso that il the recipient
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      337 4 Forget the heat Tired? A little bit cross may be? A LONG COOL DRINK OF 19 U» i^mmT Mi I A^B 7 will dispel all (hat! m^m^mß iB K^2«s*£4tfß ii RING 3463 ti^firtfrv^T^^r I Grave Health Dangers of INDIGESTION IS; vQ 6ASTRK TROUBLES ""^l.-f^^Y H»»dVsda ol people fal eaty prey*
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    ROEHAMPTON LAWN TENNIS
    31 5 I of thp doubles at Roehampton, showing C. Boussus and Madame Rosambert of France m play, watched by a great crowd, as they opposed McGrath and Madame Henrotin.
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    FREED FROM PAIN AT
    81 6 After Sufferin „r Whm nrrat v Human, after suit. many vearv f<> i>her ««e 8h» v nt. Sou that Mnr» SalU tmo ymrv aj i)l rheiimatisJii ,u-at -urrrni t i my 95th y M tmt from pall: whidi ;u!hj I w "1 Krijv I If onl>
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      CRAWFORD BEATS VINES
      593 6 Epic Fight m Wimbledon Final Jack Crawiord has made history for Australia and Wimbledon, bringing glory to both: and Ellsworth Vines helped to provide the epoch. The Wimbledon final m which Vines, the American holder, was beaten by the Australian Champion after five sets 4-6, 11-9. 6-2.
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      SCHOOL SPORTS
      219 6 Keen Contests At Raub Tlie annual athletic sports ol the Government English School. Raub were held on Saturday on the district Padang. All the events were keenl\ contested. At the conclusion Mrs. Cosgrave distributed the prizes. Results Lonjf Jump: <A>: 1. Swee Kar; 2 Mahmood bin Abas. 3.
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      "THE SPORT OF ARMS"
      434 6 Training Young Germany For! Future War Munich. July 4. Herr von Tschmammer und Osten. the Reich Commissioner of Sport, who Is also a "group leader" of the Nazi Storm Detachments, made a speech here In which he revealed the true aim of the gymnastic and athletic
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      SINGLES TITLE
      404 6 Mrs. WlWi Mxdhr*! Victory At Wimbledon Although Mrs v.vis-Moody won tht Woniens Etamrlei title for the .sixth tim at Wimbledon \;h >n she beat Miss D E. Round m th .ai by 6 4. 6 8. 6 3 she must haw OCpcrtenettf great- r an xicty tlian m
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      96 6 PETROL KUNNH TO WASTE! you those < worn-out |ff| CHANGE 1 ROKM n MollHt* ITT UMF.MMK \n K OB Till ENGLISH A.C FORMED ON i Fell Ver\ Miserable. Healed b\ Cuticura. "My «V:n V patchen th^i They burned time, an.) have lain r J the smarting, ai miaerablr. J I
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  • INQUEST STORY OF FIGHT IN PRISON GRILLE
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      DYING MAN'S STATEMENT
      2761 7 lent, as outlined Ity m explanation to deceased, Leong I lull of internal ring i tight In a I :.s mera on the Fray was not I the prison staff. scene at the ler No. 94. who was I Lcular as well ha total ol tfo H
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      WORST OF SLUMP OVER
      674 7 SIR C. CLEMENTI AND RISE IN PRICES Strict Economy Must Continue I From Our Own Correspondent I Kuala Lumpur, July 25. Sir Cecil Clement! struck an optimistic note at the Kuala Kangsar Durbar. When referring to rubber and tin he said "The recent rise m the
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      CHEATING CHARGE
      99 7 Former Contractor Again m Court Formerly employed as a contractor at the Civil Aerodrome. Syed Mohamed whose trial on three charges of cheati ing concluded on Monday before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Criminal Distrk": Judge, and m which judgment was postponed, appeared before Mr. J. F. F.
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      POWER OF PUBLIC PROSECUTOR
      765 7 Mr. Justice Cobbett's Ruling A "BAD" SANCTION Case Sent Back to Magistrate j Mr. Justice Cobbett. m the Supreme Court yesterday, delivered an important judgment concerning the powers of the Deputy Public Prosecutor m sanctioning prosecutions. His Lordship held that the sanction to prosecute a certain
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      DEATH SENTENCE PASSED
      154 7 TAMIL WHO KILLED HIS MISTRESS Jury's Unanimous Verdict Sentence of death was passed on Shanmugam. by Mr. Justice Gerahty m the Assize Court yesterday, when the special jury which tried the case brought m a unanimous verdict, alter five minutes" retirement, of guilty of the charge of
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      WIFE WHO DISAPPEARED
      345 7 Husband Charges Former Lodger In view ot the woman's story that she had left of her own accord and not >winn to any encouragement from the l accused Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, the Second Magistrate, gave the man the benefit :>1 the doubt and discharged him
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      WOUNDED CONSTABLE
      140 7 Satisfactory Progress Reported Tftv shooting attair m tin New Bridge itoad police station last work. when a Malay constable named Abdul Manap was wounded by a bullet passing ihroußh hli body while he was on; parade m lront of the station lock-up 1 was again mentioned before Mr.
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      CHANDU WORTH $6,000
      55 7 Discovery m Ship's Water Tank Revenue oflkHl who boardfd the s.s. Solviken OO the vessel's arrival from China ports iound 700 tahils of Red Lion chandu m one of the water tanks j The approximate valui- Of the contra- band is $6,000. No arrests have yet been
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      50 7 The band of the S.S. Police will perform the following programme, weather permitting, at Botanic Garden on Thursday commencing at 5.15 pm. March "Guards March Out" (Eilenberg). Selection of "Harry Lauder's Songs" arr. Hume>. Waltz 'Midsummer > Marigold >. Overture "Martha" <Flotw>. Mazuka "La Tzigane" <Ganne). Mazurka "La Mousmc". Selection
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      DRUG DROPPED IN COCOA
      657 7 Alleged Conspiracy To Disfigure Actor BOTTLE OF ACID Found In Possession of Accused Man Thr ehanre of attempting t«» administer a certain stuprfyinic drug, datura, with intent Ut facili tate thr commission of an ofTenre of causing hurt to a rompatriot was preferred against a l'amll.
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      3 HOURS IN SWAMP
      96 7 Revenue Officers' Lonu Vigil Revenue officers under A**ist.iin Supervisor Liin Choo Seng went |q the eighth mile Pasir Panjang coast and after waiting m a swamp for over three hours saw a boat nuikinK a cautious approach. Directly it came ashore the officers pounced on it
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 26Th. 1933 AMERICA GETS FULL MARKS
    1032 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 26Th. 1933 AMERICA GETS FULL MARKS President Roosevelt has opened the second phase of Ins back-to-prosperity drive with what he calls a frontal attack on unemployment. Old Man Depression is to be given no rest until he is driven round his own corner and kept
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    ANOTHER AGREEMENT
    70 8 Trade Talks Between Britain And Uruguay London, July 23. Commercial negotiations between Great Britain and Uruguay were opened yesterday when a general exchange of views took place at the Board of Trade office between the CJruguayan Minister m London and the Minister of Finance- designate. Dr Cosio. and
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    25 8 Mr. G. S. Rcis. of Batu Kawan Esate. Province Welleslev. has gone on lome leave. During his absence Mr J. Craig will act for him.
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    FIVE HURT IN CAR SMASH
    454 8 Last Night's Accident In Hill Street Five persons were found lying or sitting m a group around a damaged car after an accident m Hill Street last night. They were all injured, three being women and two men. It appears that the car. an Oakland
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    RAILWAY LOANS
    218 8 China's Obligations To Creditors London. July 24. On behalf of Sir John Simon Captain Eden In the House of Com- mons rejected 1 suggestion to ask th»'Chinese Government to summon a conference of bondholders" representatives ♦o decide on I scheme for the 'lquldation of arrears on Chinese railway
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    114 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, July 25. Spot (Buyers) 4 5 16d. (4 1 32 d (Sellers) 4%d. (4 1 16
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      Sir Cecil Clementis Name Again Meutioned
      48 8 Reports r» Shanghai stair t) i Governor of will succeed Sir tj?h Minister to < A spokesma i Cfflce .statrd tl though no cr J been received, th. most likely. Si < I A simil.i: found no MM mated that Mi jcessor had mt
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      BRITISH DELEGATION
      106 8 Removal nki Not 11. f n jut, The qut'.st working <»i the W. > v j ;ind the *ugin-s' minister :tt .ill srll Of th«- ;iS>:>« AflvotaU tt,i r Whiteha\< last nißht and Captain Eden I implied by th 'or were CQQttmi The Britist. Chinese as> .r the
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      CHARHAR SITUATION
      244 8  -  Chew Jit Poh Kleventh-ILmr H-.pe 9(1 Peaceful Settlement Tin- BU I Manchukuo ti the di f bi avtrglng 1- I I forces and I hsiang Two Jap 1 .< quantity <>l h..:. to Dolonor. X the po r i wish 01 the C< 1 i rftemttng an 1
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      118 8 "He not only knows golf thoroughly, but has the peculiar ability to tell what he knows m > i language that anyone can under- J stand." Gene Sarazen. a new way < to better GOLF i J by Alex. J. Morrison J With an introduction by Bernard Darwin. i S
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    CONFERENCE MAY LAST YEARS
    14 9 SECTIONAL MEETINGS DEFINITELY tinal esolution To Provide or Future Talks
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    A PERMANENT COMMITTEE
    601 9 ndon. July 24. act" it is now World Economic nue to exist for rings may iy m diffe- the final ren on Thursire meetings Monetary com--üb-committees. •he meeting the BurRamsay Macci vision that remain m per- aa irequently s possible the oriittend the meetd impossible. represented by
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    SILVER PACT
    20 9 Great Stimulant to World Trade London. July 25. mk Conference silould prove one of the world trade yet
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    BRITAIN AND SOVIET
    160 9 *Var Will Follow Trade Predicts Periodical London. July 18. British air journal. r attack on the urnal was recently QOY, Soviet foreign to demonstrate •ility of certain Brird the Soviet Union. linting out the need '< ain'i air force, the ar that tins policy the U.S.S.R. It
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    MEERUT CONSPIRACY
    150 9 Hearing of Prisoners' Appeal Allahabad. July 24. Expected to last two months, an appeal m the Meerut conspiracy case has been taken up to the High Court. The appellants are three Englishmen and 24 others who were sentenced on January 16 to various terms ranging from transportation lor
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    ATLANTIC AIR ROUTE
    60 9 Regular Service Possible Copenhagen, July 25. Colonel Lindbergh is satisfied thai it is possible to establish a regu'ai aerial connection across the Nortt Atlantic as soon as the right route ha* I been ascertained. In an interview. Colonel Llndbergt stated he and his wife would stay a
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    HITLER CAPTURES THE PROTESTANT CHURCH
    171 9 Ecclesiastical Election Voters' Complaints Berlin, July 24. German Protestantism is delivered into the hands of the Nazis as the! result of the elections to the representative body of the German Evangelical Church. Though the final figures are not yet available the "German Christians" are already
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    SECRET POLICE
    159 9 To Meet Out "Exemplary and Instant Punishment" Berlin. July 22. The Prussian State Minister has amended the Prussian constitution by conferring on the Prussian Premier sole authority to pardon offenders' against the law. By virtue of this! authority Captain Goerlng has autho- 1 r:s *d Xh-j Minister lor
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    ROOSEVELT'S DRIVE
    359 9 Plan to Honour Good and Shame Bad Employers Washington. July 25. A nation-wide attack on unemployment was launched by President Roosevelt m the rour. ot a striking broadcast speech, m which he said that the immediate task ol bringing regular expenses within the revenues had now been accomplished.
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    WALL STREET TO OPEN AT NOON
    10 9 Avoiding Over-Lapping With London
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    HECTIC TRADING
    120 9 4,000,000 Shares Sold In Two Hours New York, 22. The Stock Exchange has announced that beginning on Monday, it will open at noon until further notice. The Curb Exchange and the Philadelpia Stock Exchange will follow suit. This means that the opening hours will not overlap those of
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    WILEY-POST'S FLIGHT
    327 9 I Could Have Made Trip m 4«/ 2 Days New York. July 23. Gatty. Post's companion m the world 1 tlight m 1931. was the first to grip Post's hand when he made a perfect landing last night. As soon M the machine stopped. Post j rote Croon
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    MR. HENDERSON
    98 9 Round of European Capitals Paris, July 22. Mr. Arthur Henderson, m his capacity of chairman of the Disarmament Conference, breakfasted to-day with M. Paul Boncour at the Quai d'Orsay on the conclusion of his visit to Rome. Berlin. Prague and Munich, with the object of expediting progress of
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    TEXTILE DUTIES
    64 9 Discussions With Mr. T. V. Soong London, July 25. In the House of Commons. Sir John Haslam (Cons Bolton) drew attention to the inquiry over the new Chinese duties on Lancashire cottons. Mr. Leslie Burgin. Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, said that the duties were discussed
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      1148 10 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO.. < 1931) Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China 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 ORIENTAL LINE Ltd
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      583 10 Ellerman &Bucknall Steamship Co*, Ltd. •Incorporated m England* "ELLERMAN" UNE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Due Sails. s.s. City of Bedford For Havre. Lohdon. R'dam H'burg July 30 Aug. 2 s.s. City of Roubaix For London. Rotterdam and H'burg Aug. 14
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      416 10 P. &0.1 British India and Ape. r Lin J Incorporated In Enßlam: V MAIL, PASSENGER AND ARGnI SERVICES. I PENINSULAR AND ORIENT* s.n.J INDKK C ONTKAC'T WITH HIS HAMtTI n I LONIM)N AND FAR KAST MAN M OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR Cl 4 A M Tonnage. SinKap<»rr I BHUIAN 6000
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      633 11 F S. K. Lin e. P^ KOK WUMCA AND SOOn AMERICA. I Due Sails. Buenos Aires via Colombo. Durban. Cape n(() v fown. Rio de Janeiro. Santos and Monrtdeo Round-the-world fare <€172> July 25 2b < tpc Town. Algoa Bay. Durban. L v o IUP 1 barques, Dar-es-Salaam and Mombasa
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      594 11 TO GIROPG FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SUEZ. PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA. MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penang. N. York Pres Pierce July 29 /.ug. 1 Au«?. 3 Bept 13 Pres. Monroe Aug. 12 Aug. 1"> Avis. 17 Sept. 2? Pres. Van
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      1166 11 ML P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAJANG— Wednesday. July 26, Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembllahan PoelocPallas. Pengalian-Estate and Renfmt. THEDENS -Wednesday. July 26. Mur.tok and Palembang TOBA- Wednesday. July 26. Toengka 1 Morara-Saba and Djambi VAN OUTHOORN- Wednesday. July lev Belawan-Deli. VAN HEUTSZ- Thursday. July 27, Hrng Kong. Swatow mid Amoy TIDORE
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    CIVIL SERVANTS SIX HOURS A DAY
    350 12 ENVIED BY COMMERCIAL BANGKOK 9 ajn. to 3 p.m. With a I Halt Half Way i —m i (From Our Own Correspondent 1 Bangkok, July 19. One of the most popular acts of the new Siamese administration has been to change the hours of
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    BANGKOK FACTORY
    198 12 Visit of The Kin? and Queen [From Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok. July 19. The company manufacturing Claude Neon lights m Bangkok has held its first ordinary meeting. The company I holds exclusive lights of the Claude Neon patents m Slam, the Straits Settlements and British Malaya, but owing
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      676 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 MARSLLA (7.375 tons) and the 8.8. MANOOLA (3.352 tons): [Cargo only] MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de luxe,
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      380 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRESS 22, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W I.] of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON. COLOMBO, MARSEILLES. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangoon OXFORDSHIRE Aug. 3 STAFFORDSHIRE Aug. 17 GLOUCESTERSHIRE Aug. 31 WORCESTERSHIRE Sept. 14 CHESHIRE Sept.
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      74 12 Foreveryth, ,^J Travel. 8.., cooks I WACO sfsi J 39. ROIU „r^J S. LIN ISHIHAIM STRlti ilnroi > fiL HIOM JAPAN NACIOYA MAi «l FOR KOBK. o MJIII 'A wSSSti i r2Sg NAGOYAMAi u u .4 BOBION MAi MALTA MAHI CLYDE MAHI I ERIC MAHI I For rates i please
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      568 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pjn. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) 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 Gemas) every Monday,
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      208 12 A stowaway was found on board the Cape St. Francis when the vessel arrived m Singapore yesterday. VESSELS ARRIVED Larut. Brit. 464. from Port Dickson 25.7. for Malacca 26.7. Clyde Maru, Jap. 3419. from Batu iPahat 25.7, for Kobe 25 7 Tidore. Dut. 525, from S Pandjan* 25.7. for S.
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      KARACHI FREIGHTS
      348 13 Straits Bombay Conference Addendum* Addendum No. 1 to the Straits Bombay Conference freight tariff No. 1 regarding rates of freight from Singapore and Penang to Karachi by direct steamers is as follows. These rates apply only to cargo shipped by steamers proceeding direct to Karachi and are subject
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      JAPAN'S NEW WARSHIPS
      117 13 Hi*i Programme Which Will Cost g3I,6§MM The Navy Ministry at Tokio and the General Staff have practically agreed that Japan should build ships to the limit laid down by the London Treaty. They plan an expenditure of £31.000.! 000 The .ship>. numbering thirty-three. Jwlll be constructed over
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      BANK HOLIDAY AT SEA
      161 13 Over the August Bank Holiday, the Canadian Pacific are operating a special First Class excursion from Hong Kong to Manila and return on the Empress of Japan, the largest and fastest luxury liner on the Pacific. The ship leaves Hong Kong on Friday evening. August 4.
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      PORT OF GDYNIA
      245 13 Extension Works Intensify Danzig Danger i T K he 257 P llsh narbo ur of Gdynia is to be still enlarged, m spite of the fact that the Free City of Danzig is already sutlering considerably from the lack of trade and despite the decision of the
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      PORT SWETTENHAM.
      218 13 Slight Improvement In Last Three Months. Then ha> been a slight increase m th<- tonnage handled by the FM.S. Railway* at Port Swettenhan: during the second quarter of this year. It is true that imports haw been j lower than Uwy were during the first quarter of last
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      A PERFECT NIGHT OUT
      199 13 Two Americans Who Lost Their Hearings MoturiiiK to New York to gee a Mend] oil on ;i trip to Europe, two young Americans from Connecticut celebrated so well that they finally awoke m a cabin Ol the White Star liner Majestic when that vessel was well
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      SHIPPING CONFERENCE
      90 13 May Meet to Discuss World Problem Then is a possibility ot a special international shipping conierence being convened m London or elsewhere to discuss the shipping problrm. Thr report which the International Chamber of Commerce will submit to the World Economic Conference. In accordance with a resolution passed
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      461 13 IftAPORE FREE PRESS I offic CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Idres< ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. H eater morning daily m Malaya. Delivered H; he (hota Hazri each morning;. Latest H tesl telegrams and latest announcements. H rubber and tin cables appear dally. H features include pictures, ladies' page H tesl fashions, sporting, wireless articles.
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      251 13 VELVETS DULL ANGEL SKIN ANGEL SKIN LACES -NEW SHIPMENT— Wassiamull Assomull Co Sl-SS, HIGH STRUT, TEL. 7144. JlgaJH w^L II flw«4P^h^r^^M^ E4J3J H^ 9^9' jff^M*^. M J \^V M Foods The 'Aflenburys' Foods arc particularly suited to the feeding of babies m hot climates. They are germ free, and being
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    230 14 I PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES i FROM THE EMPIRE I J TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY. i ENGLAND. i Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 31.3 i J metres. i Wednesday, July >6th. I GMT. 11.0 a.m.- 10 p.m. Transmission on an om- i hi direc-
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    PANIC RUSH
    215 14 Six Houses Burned Down At Sentul Six houses of a row ol nine were burned to the ground by fire at Sentul. The fire brigade was on the scene soon alter the receipt of a message and was able to save three houses. The houses were occupied by
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    DOCTORS FROM GERMANY
    138 14 Jewish Physicians To Go To D.E.I. I From Our Own Correspondent, i Medan. July 19. Rumours are circulating here and m Holland that Jewish physicians from Germany are to come to Netherlands India and the League of Physicians m this colony has sent a cable to the
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    29 14 Mr. C. G. Cranmer. who recently retired from the position of manager of Messrs. Steel Bros, and Co.. Ltd. Bangkok branch, has established an auto service company m England.
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    621 14 bo Rome (Italy) JRo. 722 Khabarovsk (USSR) RVIS 9 am noon. 58.3 Bandoeng. Java (PMY>. 50.26 Vatican City (Italj). HVJ. Daily. 7.0— 1.15 p.m. Sun., 10 10.30 a.m. also. 50 Barcelona Radio Club (Spain) Fa J25 Sat., B—98 9 p.m. 50 Bucharest (Rumania). 50 Kuala Lumpur (Fed.
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    ROOFS BLOWN OFF
    150 14 Storm Sweeps Kuantan District Roofs were blown on and much damage done by a storm which blew over the mining village of Sungel Lembing and the districts of Pekan and Kuantan on the night of July 19 The roofs of several shop houses near the Sungei Lembing
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      681 14 B^ tuth arc living parts of 4 X your body. They may be ill W^^ ■■■■■I through lack of the proper WL^-.: vwuriahment Calcium. you csui^^^^^^^* C<ff*:.v:l::i:: .:::::::::::;:;a::;ar MiiillfiliMß^^^ KALZANA, the Caldum food, is the n«ii> ides m the care oi the teeth. For many years people thought that a
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      508 14 BANKS AND INSURjI CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND C HlN* Incorporated m EnKland by Royal Charten Paid up capital m 600.000 shares ol €5 each tn.OOO.tKM> Reserve Fund 1 3.000.000 i Reserve Liability of Proprietors 1 3.000 (MM) HEAD OFFICE JB. Bishopagate. London. EC. 2 Agencies and Branches Alor
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      134 14 X I MI u\\\\ I I Maml Nt Ui I v **^l sekl timii m Cot in*i ir.i: For I I IKK\ Xl MM«S iii \i» "i i t mM UH\N<H|v 1 SHANi M VI I Hi'! X I I Acts for lii tin- i«fl OH It UK IHS 3rd
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    HOME MARKETS
    174 15 Argentine Rails A Weak Feature London, July Ti. On the money market this week,' supplies have continued super- 1 abundant and difficult to employ with the result that this week's Treasury, Bills allotted at an average rate of 7s. sd. per rent which is a reduction of Is.
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    STUDENTS AND SOVIET
    135 15 "Increasing Interest," Says Cambridge Professor Moscow, July 25. "English university students are taking much more interest m politics nowadays: this is evidenced by the anti-war resolutions recently passed by many oi our universities." stated Professor A. Wood of Cambridge University, who is on a short tour of
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    38 15 Mr. L. B. Gibson, M.C.S., Legal Adviser, Kedah, has left for home. It is understood that Mr. C. W. Dawson, M.C.S., will succeed him and Captain J. Huggin*. M.C.. M.C.S., will succeed Mr. Dawson as Assistant Adviser. Kedah.
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    189 15 Changes m Representative Prices July 21 22 24. American Can. Com. 84» 83»v 85«o Am. T'phone and Tgrapli 120 U8 i 123 3 4 Atrheson Railroad 60 59" H 62^. Du P° nt 66 67.. 713.; j Firestone. Common 20' 8 213^ 23» jOen. Electric 23«
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    EXCHANGES
    105 15 Rugby. July 22 horngn exchanges are: Amsterdam 8.29 Athens 587 1 -> Brussels 23.97 Belgrade 245 Berlin 1 4.021 Bombay I 6 IS 16 Bucharest 565 Buenos Aires 42 oAdal Copenhagen 22. 10 Geneva 17.:*1 Helsiinrfors 287^ Hong Kong 1 I 3 1 Lisbon no Madrid 40 1/16 Milan
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    RAFFLES HOTEL LIMITED
    149 15 The report of the directors of Raffles J Hotel. Ltd.. to be presented at the meet- j ing of the company on August 2. states: The total number of shares allotted ll 202.116 of which 292.109 are allotted fas fully paid m part settlement of the c
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    75 15 July 25th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 14 r> 8 14 3 4 R.S.S. equal to London Standard, •F. 0.8.) 15 Isi' 8 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Aug-Sept. 14 1116 14 13 16 Oct-Dec. 14 7 k 15
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    30 15 It is understood that when Mr. R Bird, Collector of Land Revenue, goe? on leave at end of next month, Mr. J R. Neave of Singapore wfß go to Malacca.
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      184 15 July 25 SELLING v London. 4 months' sigm 243 32 London. 3 months* sight 24 116 London. 60 days' sight 2|4 132 London. 30 days' sight 2|4 1164 London, demand 2 4 London. T.T. 2 3 3H32 Lyons and Paris, demand 985 Hamburg, demand 160 New York, demand
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      PRODUCE
      172 15 July 25 Tin Singapore Prior 'per piJcul* $109.25 Gambier 4 50 Pepper White 26.50 Flake Tapioca 4 05 Pearl Sago Small 4.50 Copra. S.unirn-d 3.90 Sago flour I 92» 7 Devoe's Imperial Brilliam Kerosene per tin 2.07 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    995 15 TUESDAY. JULY 25th. 1933 CLOSING QUOTATIONS KundoiiK '$1 75 90 Lunas ($l, l o2 i, 2 10 Malaka Pindas 82 > 2 87 1 Mandai Tekong ($l. 0.10 020 Mentakab (20t 27 28 v 2 New Scudais <$2> 97i 2 i02»o New Berendah $2 70 80 Nyalas
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    JARDINE'S FIRST TEST CENTURY
    705 16 DRAWN GAME AT MANCHESTER England One Run Behind on First Innings BODY-LINE BOWLING Martindale's "Bumpers" Cleverly Played Manchester July 25. C. F. Walters and Sutcliffe opened England's reply to the West Indies total of 375 m the second test match here and had put 63 on
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    641 16 CANTON VISITORS HAVE 2-GOAL MARGIN Excellent Football At Jalan Besar Lingnam Univ. 3 C.C.A.A. .1. The Lingnam University of Canton secured a well deserved victory over the Chinese Companion Athletic Association, the S.C.F.A. League champions, m a soccer match yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium, by three goals
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    DAVIS CUP
    75 16 French Team Against Britain Paris, July 24. R. Locoste, the sole selector of France's Davis Cup team has announcee«l that the following will represent the holders m the challenge round: Henri Cochet. Jean Borotra. J. Brugnon. Andre Merlin. R. Lacoste. It is definitely announced that Borotra will not
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    32 16 Barrow c Langridge b Clark 0 Headley not out 5 Extras 1 Total (for 1 wkt) 23 FALL OF WICKET *****6789 10 5 Close of play: West Indies 225. Match drawn. Reuter.
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    WILTSHIRE REGIMENT'S VICTORY
    840 16 TWO GOALS SCORED AGAINST S.R.C. League Table Progress Viltshire Reg. .2; S.R.C. .0. By defeating the I.R.C. at the tadium yesterday, the Wilshire egiment earned the opportunity of hallenging the Chinese for second >lace m the league table. At the noment the Chinese stand second with 7
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    NOTTS DEFEATED BY KENT Surprise In County Cricket
    110 16 NOTTS DEFEATED BY KENT Surprise In County Cricket London, July 25. l The surprise of this weeks County cricket was the heavy defeat of Notts by Kent. Kent vs. Nottinghamshire At Maidstone Kent won by an lnings and 114 runs. Notts I<> s and 126 Kent 345 C. S. Marriott
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    1934 DAVIS CUP.
    88 16 Germany's Success At Dublin. DubMn. July 25. Germany defeated Ireland m the qualifying round of the 1934 Davis Cup competition today by four matches to one. Results: G. Von Cramm < Germany > beat McGuire (Ireland). 6—4. 6 4. 6—2. McVeaeh (Ireland* beat F~enz 'Germany). 6^—4. 6—3.
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    STEWARDS' CUP
    136 16 Goodwood Race Won By Pharacre London, July 25. The Stewards' Cup handicap was 1 I decided at Goodwood to-day. Capt. A. S. Wills' PHARACRE <F. Fox) 7.4 1 Mr. H. J. Brueton's OLD RILEY (Herbert* 8 2 2 Mrs. C. L. Mackean's SOLENOID (Elliott* 9.7 3 Won by
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    S.C.R.C. LAWN TENNIS
    115 16 I. H. Hoahing Wins Singles Title Straits Chinese Recreation Club lawn tennis ties resulted as follows: "A" Singles Handicap:— Final I H. Hoahing beat Chua Choon Leong, 7-5. 7—5. Veterans' Sinfles Handirap Kho Nam Khye beat Kiong Chin |M 11—9, B—6. Scow Poh Leng beat Khoo Kirn
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    SUBMARINE MYSTERY
    95 16 Report of Explosion Aboard The Otus Honjf Kong, July 25. Mystery attaches to an explosion on the submarine Otus at Wei-Hal- Wei' on Sunday. The naval authorities at Shanghai and Wei-Hai-Wei deny all knowledge of the matter and local naval sources indicate that absolute secrey has been imposed
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    31 16 The team relay race at the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday was won by B. M. Meggs, W. O. Lowe, T. K. Gale and A. Drysdale In 1 mln. 25 sec.
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      80 16 A P6RTPA«T Of M* M*m HftT ftATM V A, NfO AFTE<? A MfAL. m his Hoos6 MeT vv/ATi-e 1 Co. v IMC m lil A 1 V By mil 1 CONTAI] 'KEPLER' v,ta 0 COD LIVER OIL with MALT EXTRACT Maintains vigour m children. Builds strong teeth and sturdy limbs.
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