The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 July 1937

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15.22Q. KSTD. lH:if> MONDAY, JULY 26, 1937 10 CENTS
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  • Article
    JAPAN TO CLEAR UP MISUNDERSTANDINGS
    667 1 No In ten lion Of Setting Up A Second Manchukuo VITAL CABINET MEETING IN TOKIO Military Control Essential To (Jurb Soviet U/HILK the ttinued arrival of more Japanese troops in the t t crisis indicates that the Japanese have n evacuating the areas in accordance
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    Marconi's Monster Fortune
    57 1 /I reiicbly KM i thai Marconi left a >Mted at K. 5.000 000 ha!' *> be queathet to I "ld daught: r. E ettrm, who, in addition, a quarter I I tht re- half >■ Italian among the Marconi's vMo« enjoy the rtsi on EUttrm'i I I
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    Injured Cricketer Limps Back To Death
    237 1 Injured Cricketer Limps Back To Death STRUCK BY ANOTHER CAR INJURED when his car collided A with another, MaeDonald, 45->ear-ohl ex-Lancashire and Australian cricketer, limped buck on to the road and was killed by third car. states Reuter The accident occurred near Bolton, Lancashire and IfacDohald's car swerved through some
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    State Control Of German Iron
    47 1 Berlin. July 25. fENERAL GOERISG has decreed the virtual nationalisation of iron production by the formation of a company under government control dealing uith from mining and smelting The government has the right to compel companies to join the v,-u corporation Reuter
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    ANTI-WAR CAMPAIGN
    62 1 Australian Trades I'nion Congress Derision The Australian Trades Union congress decided to organise an anti-war campaign: to oppose rearmament: to support collective security and to seek democratic control of th Australian army The congress declared it will repudiate any commitments to Britain made by Mr Lyons or the
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    7 1 V NONSENSE! I DON T BELIEVE IT.
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    PALESTINE PROBLEM
    109 1 Jews And Arabs Relieved At Commons' Decision Both Jewish and Arab circles arc relieved at the House of Commons' decision to have a further inquiry into the Palestine problem alter referring the partition report to the League, states a Reuter message from Jerusalem. It is believed this will
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    14 1 The death is announced from Lon- don of Admiral D. T. Morris.— Reuter Wireless.
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    CHICAGO STEEL RIOTS
    127 1 Sensational Charges Against Police CENSATIONAL allegations are rti3d in tho report o: uli Ocm Inquiry into tht sto-l mP tio' In ChicauJ on May SI. itclares .1 mrmr from Washington .s said that tho police used N force and showed "wry careless Indifference to human life and
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    DIPLOMATIC POST
    37 1 London. July 2& The King haj approved the aop ntrnent ol Vr. Charles Wttlian Orel: Counsellor in the Porelfn Office, to bE:w v Extraordinary and Minister Plenii iry at EUgm, Tallinn, aim*. Kovno. British Wireless.
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    Philippines Want Early Release
    196 1 VEZOS S REQUEST Advancement Of Date To 1938 THE Philippine Islands want complete freedom before 194*;, states Keuter. They have asked the United States to grant them completr independence in 1938 or 1939 ANNOUNCING that be had asked P. Bid at Rr;sevelt to advance date from
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    BALDWIN FIND
    118 1 Botrd Of Trustees Appointed London. July 55. f ORD TLARENDON. until recently Governor-Genera! of South Africa and former chairman of the British Brc ;idcastii.« Corporation. w:li be vicec! airman uf th? board of trustees wnich Lord Baldwin is constituting to acminLster the sum of £250.000 which an fcnooymOM
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    24 1 London, Aug. 25. Il.rfv hundred iritpttM Irom all of the world are me ting in Oxford for V.w World Congress of Faiths. B:,t:~h Wireless
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      20 1 i v Cocktail Dance Dinner and Bawe X <<:t« midnight Trio Cimarro xpon,-nts of Modern Classical Oanclnj Nun-diners fI.M "^.rnoS-
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      64 1 i' Tli x jl! 'I imt f fij&jfifcfflhMJl^B ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTELS THIS WEEK: SEA VIEW HOTEL: THURSDAY FRIDAY (informal) SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER AND DANCE MUSIC BY RELLER'S FAMOUS HUNGARIAN BANO SATURDAY: SPECIAL DINNER-DANCE CABARET FEATURING EVY ARMONT in Special Selected Songs ALEXANDRINE PARTNER in Comic Acrobatic Dances DINNER
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    Diary Of The Day
    85 2 Diary Of The Day The Tides High Water: 12 41 fcJS 9 ft. Sports Lawn Tennis: Smsonis, at B.C.C Y.M.C.A. tournament doubles mulch. Soccer Publishers vs. SRC I Div II at Anson Road Cinemas Al HAMP.KA Nobody Babv with Patsy Kelly and Lyda Roberti On state IYd and Kveivn Chen.
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    INDIANS ALL OUT FOR 40
    248 2 The Middlesex Inflicted a severe defeat upon the Indian Association In their cricket match at CJillman Bairacks yesterday. Batting first the soldiers were all out for 155 and Janus did best w.th the bat and was out for 35 The Indians gave a poor display
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    SCOTTISH COMKDV AT PAVILION
    114 2 Vivien Ijeigh Cast As Heroine A DROLL picture of Scottish rural politics is painted In "St -rm in Teacup. un English comedy that heads the current programme at th. Pavilion Cinema. To judge irom the n. I oatured digs made at the English m thil Unasing
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    LECTURE BY INDIAN EDITOR
    77 2 Under the auspices of the Printers Association. Singapore, a lecture on "Efficiency of Labour" will be «iven by Mr T K Swaminathan B.A today at 6 o'clock ftfl the Association Hall. Cecil Street. Mr. T. K Swaminathan is the editor Of the Indian Colonial R-- J
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    MR. W. 't HART
    52 2 Mr. ar-d Mrs W. t Bait will go on home le.ive today by the Rotterdam Lloyd Brastagi. Mr. t Hart was manager of the Singapore office of the Rotterdam Trading Company, and his ■WfCfWOf is Mr J H Schuurrrans. late manager of the Palembang ofrn-e of
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    CITY HIGH SCHOOL
    55 2 The City High School annual concert and the distribution of prizes and Cambridge certificates will take place on Wednesday at the Theatre Royal i Hall. North Bridge Road, starting at 10 am. The Hon. Dr. Lim Ban Hoe v. ill address the mteiing and lira, Lim Han
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    GRASS FIRES
    21 2 The fire brigade effectively quelled two small grass fires which broke ou* at Chanec-ry Lane and Macphci.ion Road yesterday
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    MORE COMPARISONS Is Not Jaffna Part Of Ceylon?
    157 2 MORE COMPARISONS Is Not Jaffna Part Of Ceylon? (To the Fditcr of the Free Press) Sir. I am greatly amused to read the letter written by Mr. N. A. Jamps Per;i: u regarding the Ceylone-se Community in Malaya What amuses me greatly is his attempt to separate Jaffna irom Ceylon.
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    15 2 A RECENT PICTURE of Dr. E. Stanley Jones who is lecturing in Singapore this evening.
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  • Letters To The Editor
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      WHO ARE CEYLONESE?
      1267 2 Both Singhalese And Tamils Are Immigrant Races (To the Editor of the Free Press) •Sir. Mr N H James Perera. writing in tli- Free Press on July 22. wants Malayans t'» believe that the Japanese only Jaffanese, but that the Sin ese uie Ceylonese! What are his
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    Law Notice For The Day
    63 2 Law Notice For The Day Before the Acting Chief Justice at 1 1 a.m Summonses-in-Chambers and Origi- i nating Summonses <i at 12 noom. Before Mr. Justice Howes in the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Assizes: -R*'X. v.s Ong Bng Hin Before Mr. Justice Horn? in the Urd Court at
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    POINTSMAN'S FOOT CRUSHED
    133 2 A Tamil pointsman wa.s run ov°r by a railway wagon at F.M.S Railway Goods Shed. Kampony Bahru yester- day. His left foot wa.; crashed and he j was taken to hospital in a semii conscious state. Pereira found as association known as Ceylon (Singhalese) Association and restrict
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    WHO ARE KLINGS?
    335 2 How The Term Is Tsed In Malaya (To the Kditoi of the Free Press) Sir Mi Perera'a letter written to correct wrong I npn .on in the minds of th-- p.t.jyi. Ifl not onlyamusing but als4 displaying his ignorance bl rj L;»o«raphy and nationalism The sre **Ceyl
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      269 2 (The Sinoapoic Jfrec preee Head Officer Cecil Street SiUfajMHr Pnone: i<:i eztentioiu. u» all a. 4 Kiuda umpui Otti«'e: 25. Java Strrrt Plionc: MU Ipob <»f. Brrwslcr K.*d Phone: 37 Penan* < fli/ e 12. Kish..p Str<-«-i pim.ih m; LKbdAA «»fT»« r 4« 42. rin-« If 4 Plioim- < In
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    CROWX'S APPEAL FAILS
    486 3 No Offence To Take Sand From Foreshore IT.VHL T u Foreshores* Ordinal* ilauH'. ;n>rM)dv can take av no! he punished in I criminal cm T v... the position that I revealed in the Singapore High Court on Saturday before Mr. Jusa'Berkett Terrell, acting Chief whin 'he Crown
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    78 3 ki lion of ihp large cosmopolitan gathering present at the tea puiv ui\en at Uk airport in honour of Sir George Trimmer by the < r\lonese rommunitv on Saturday —Free Press Photo. k dROIP taken at the Oylones* t-ommanity's tea party at the air- port on Saturday in honour ol
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    THREE TRAGEDIES IN THE NEGRI
    148 3 THREE TRAGEDIES IN THE NEGRI (From Our Own Correspondent* Sercmban. July 24. T o j a SuniTrri Malay named K found In a bouse Jn Paul n.«v po halt been killed with Ihe police ha\e arrested another Sumatra Malay. In i serious condition in Seremban Hospital lies Pamkker. an IndiLin
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    "Idle Hour" Gets To England
    247 3 DWIGHT LONG WAS IN SINGAPORE LAST YEAR STORY OF EXCITEMENTS IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL A SLIM, sunburnt American was welcomed at Ramsgate last week, when the -52ft. ketch Idle Hour was towed into harbour after cruising round the world. The man was Dwight Long, aged
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    Important Questions Before S.R.A. Committee
    88 3 THE constitution of the Municipal Commission and thr admission of the Press to Municipal ordinary and committee meetings will be discussed by the committee of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association at a meeting to be held on Thursday at 2.15 p.m. The lull agenda is as
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    MALAYA'S PART IN EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    89 3 The Malayan Governments, incljding Brunei, have decided to take part in the coming Empire Exhibition at Glasgow and arrangements are now being made locally for the collection ol suitable exhibits. In Singapore various local bodies have been approached with a view to terming i committee
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    THEFT OF HOTEL KEYS ALLEGED
    135 3 From Our Own Correspondent. > Johore Rahru. July 'l\. Herman Bricks, a young Eurasian ot Singapore, was charged before Sheikh Abu Bakar in the police court today with the theft of a bunch I keys at a Chinese hotel in Jalan Segget. Bricks denied the
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    ANOTHER SHIP HELD UP AT PENANG
    114 3 From Our Own Correspondent.) PeilfUtg, July 24. Another ship, the Mm Nam, has been held up in Penang harbour as the result Ol a .strike by twak ;w coolies. The ship arrived with cargo chiefly trom SwatOW. but no twakows went alongside her The
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    34 3 AN EXCLUSIVE picture taken by special nermission of Queen-Mother Elizabeth, of Princess Josephine Charlotte, daughter of Kins: Leopold of the Belgians on her nonv in the grounds of the Rovnl Pilnee »< Laeken, near Hrussols.
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    MISTOOK DROWNING FOR FEVER
    104 3 'From Our Oiun Correspondent) Batu Gajah, July 23. t/EW SOON, an elderly Chinese of Sipulch, ivho made a false report at the police station at Siputeh regarding the death of one of his relations, a young girl of 15 years of age, was yesterday sentenced to
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    SMUGGLER JUMPS OVERBOARD
    119 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.* Johore Rahru. July 24. The story of how l Chinese. smuggling rubber in a boat, jumped overboard to scape aiTest was told m the police Court today when Lim Turn Lan. a Teochew. was charged with smuggling 17 piculs ot rubber Accused said
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    ACID THROWING CASK
    118 3 Malabar! Committed To Assizes (From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru. July 24. Raman, a Malabar 1 hospital attendant, Ol Han Yang Estate, was committed for trial at the Assizes on a charge ol voluntarily causing uriev oua hurt to a dresser, Jacob Samuel PUlay. by throwing nitric
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    MR. .J. B LEASK
    22 3 Mr. J B Leask. it is understood, has been appointed an additional director 01 Harrisons. B.irker Co. Ltd.
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  • IN THE BRITISH PRESS LAST WEEK
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      Review Of Views
      536 4 The Times THE going out of business cf Mudie's Library, alter 90 and more fMR o; beneficent activity, marks the extinction o: what the judicial DN.B. called almost a national institution." so high was its standing when the life of its founder. Charles Edward Mudi?. came to
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      Financial News
      518 4 Financial News The Times A CAMPAIGN launched by the *JriU':h Iron and Steel Federation, to bring mor? of the country's accumulated srrap rret.il into *he market .should not lead the domestic owner ci old iron irtD fal^e hopes o! boom pr'ces fc* hia broken bed.stead or vii:t.age car. Prices for
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      37 4 40 BRITISH M P.s VISIT PARIS A delppation of memb-> Houses of Parliament i.sitcd Paris, at the invitation ni t9n Ojvernment. The delegation i\sited the Tomb of th< l Warrior at the A r c rte Triomphe.
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      Home News
      947 4 AFTER her car had unshed down I :).ir.\. a schotfmisti hoii: r r found drowned near stroud in a brook te-v yards away Sh •in Christine AU E lith Da a^-d 33 ol North Farm B;> near Ledbury v ciiortlv ai; a train to Lei had >i: n
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      160 4 lowers Operating Costs PROPANE-SOLVENT REPINING MAKES TRITON A fiETTEft LUBRICANT .WITH LONGER LIFE IN THE CRANKCASE HERE are 4 reasons Triton motor oil quaht.fs is th.u Ti/.k. KK> PURE will lower the cost ot operating rour i> t> car: Paraffin Bx-e-made by Union Oil t Company"* patented Pr..;..:..r ->n!v. 1
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    67 5 Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures cud be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each. THE PROCLSSIOS OF KNU.HTS of the Order ol St. John of Jems.i'« in. if d i,\ rhiiir!)o\N itfttaf t the Church ol St MB, ("lerkeii\ul! for their annual coniiiipmMr.ition service. f»r
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      106 5 dioruss Tomcat Budget tprtnce Pao' of Greece ond Prince Chafes of S^j^dcn a^ "flic latesT tooo RoyaltTesio re^ou^cc a" fc* love .So tnaT makes i5 and nouu -joc can fo^ a football teanS iJ-i**' D b/ To iTalT^ nt \tA end of Daly M;PL1 10 1 1 ALT if^ <^"^\
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    Selangor Doctor Weds' In Singapore
    218 6 A PRIVATE practitioner of Sclanpor. Dr. Lian Futt Beong, marrird at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore en Saturday to IS Lee Guah Kiang. daughter oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Lee Yew Sean, oi Singapore. Dr. Lian la the son ol the late Mr. and Mrs.
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    AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW AT SEREMBAN
    87 6 AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW AT SEREMBAN >F. tn Our c.vn Correspondent i Srrfmh.m, July M. Yam Tuan d- 'aro-'i the horticuttural show open it the King G- rge V B d i lar Mr Norm District OfTi'-e.-. moan, said that he :> .t confldec tha- itlon o: the joint sh m lor
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    PKRAK PAD! SHOW A GRKAT SUCCESS
    96 6 (Fton Our Own Correspondent i I .lipinir. Jul\ M The annual Stal and rubber slow oraa h\d In tn Town H today The iti m wa* pc u ■>''<■< r in exhibit i tspi c ill] tandard fUto th< 5i ■v h can m
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    How Chinese Mining Coolies Live
    470 6 DRAB MONOTONOUS EXISTENCE TTIIE Chinese mlnini coolie plays a very important part in th creation of material wealth In Poiik. out lew people realise how drab and monot nous hi- existence Is The larg" majority ol mintni coolies are unmarried and live in coolie linos
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    BUS TURNS TURTLE
    92 6 (From Our Own Correspondent* Ipnh. Jul> £4. List night a bus loaded with ei«,ht passengers completely turned turtle .<t fhr> inurth mile Chemor Road, seal terini passengers and attendant In all c"iie:-ti.')ns. Tw) Tamils one Chinese and the attendant were removed to Ipoh Hos pital seriously injured,
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    SEREMBAN NOTES
    48 6 From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July :!J. The death took place at Seremban yesterday ol Mr. W. H Mitchell, >! the Seremban Electrical Departnent. Mr. Mitch 11 joined the Electrical Department as assistant foreman n 1924. He leaves a wite and two laughters. The funeral took placoday
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    Well-Known Ipoh Chinese on False Declaration Charge
    808 6 Well -Known Ipoh Chinese on False Declaration Charge (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July Z'.i. THE hearing was begun in the First Magistrate's Court. Ipoh, ft day, of the cose in which a well-known Chinese named Lau Tak Yue. the lawful attorney of one Lau Seng Chee. now residing in
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    Buying Back Cigarettes Won As Prize An Offence?
    275 6 'Prom Our Own Correspondent* Ipoh, July 24. AN important ruling has been de- livred by Mr Justice Aitken in the case in which Tung Tat Chan, proprietor ol a stall at the Jubilee Park. Ipoh. was changed at the instance of the
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    IMPORTED CHANDU
    64 6 Sentences n: ifi mcnthf rtfofom i-ii prison men t each we: \m I bv Mr H A Forrrr in the Criminal Distriv-' C nirt on Saturrt i\ on two Chinese. Lim Hai Chin and Kweh Ah Tee. lor Importing Into the Colony M tahils of chandu each, valued
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      124 6 X IMPORTANT NOTICE I beg to notify that I liavo removed to 106 ORCHARD ROAD (opposite former address) U.S. de SiLVA Manufacturing Jeweller You Can Cure PILES Physicians discovery positively reduces and heals piles. l)r. V;«n V'lei k Abv>rptive Pile Plasma a romplet«- cure for the worst piles. The Hrst
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    INTER-COLLEGE ATHLETICS
    427 7 Raffles Win Kay Mouat Cup RAFFLES COLLEGE won the Kay .M.uiji Cup in the inter-college athletic meeting, from the Medical i'ollegf, on the Raffles ground, on Saturday. Among those present were HE Sir Sftenton Thomas and Ladv Thomas Fine weather prevailed and at me conclusion. Lady Thomas presented
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    S.C .C. BOWLB
    98 7 Ties in the SCC .awn bowls n.urnament lor this week are: TODAY MHGMJS E G Staunton vs. A. Hinds. TOMORROW IM>IBI KS Dr E A Eld^r and D S!urro»\-: vC V Miles unc* V J. CotoTum SINCiLES H Gray vs C O Fuglrr A PINPM W H
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    S.C.C. SNOOKER
    45 7 Volunteer snooker ties in the SCC li amaflMßl this week are: TOMORROW E H R BovORMUn and A Greenhill v-i c L Baumohrey and H F Foulds miniinifti R N Jack and R C Stewart vs C G Fu?ler and P F Kir
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    FOURSOMES AT BUKIT TIMAH
    294 7 FOURSOMES A T BUKIT TIMAH Draw For Duffer's Cup The second bi-monthly mixed lour somes carnnettttan fot luij waa played ;,t Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a win lor Mrs A C. Ma -Donald M. M. PatcffSQß with i ..it m i i oi :vi. Fitty-:wo rards WtTe taken
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    20 7 AN INCIDFNT during: Saturday's Malaya (up mnt< h when Singapore it i\r .Services h\ two to oi.c (Free Press pbote)
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    NEGRI BEAT MALACCA 4 GOALS TO 1
    275 7 NEGRI BEAT MALACCA 4 GOALS TO 1 (From tMii Own Coin pondent Ser»'inl».in. July .'l. TRUE to tradition Negrl Bembllan maintained her home ground reputation by defeating M by one in the Malaya Cup lay I ronderfu port m ol Wan hick W< h n i 1 1 match I
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    Hutton Gets His First Test Century
    533 7 TTHE second test cricket matcli between England and New Zealand began at Manchester on Saturday. England began well, Htitton getting a century, but the tail failed to u:i» .ukl only thanks to the early batsmen were they able to finish the day's play with
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    PENANG AND PERAK DRAW 2-ALL
    122 7 PENANG AND PERAK DRAW 2- ALL From Our Own ~,u<. respondent Penan}:. July t\. Perak drew with Penan g each side -coring 2-2 in the Malaya Cup match here today. Both sides gaw lifeless displays i Perak especially although they led 2 at half time. Caleb scored the lirst goal
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    J$iw)[ap{rrc$:mJ3re£$ MONDAY, JULY 2G. m7 IVTio UWs >4 7in Pool?
    649 8 J$iw)[ap{rrc$:mJ3re£$ MONDAY, JULY 2G. m7 IVTio UWs >4 7in Pool? MALAYA may well fear that an- other stormy period In tin politics is inevitable ii tin- International Tin Committee persists in the Introduction of an ancillary control scheme involving the formation of .some form of tin pool, even ii it
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    Doctor Who Saved Ex-King Oi Siam From Blindness
    1145 8  - Doctor Who Saved Ex -King Oi Siam From Blindness A William C. McCloy Science Versus Disease By |^|NE of the most unusual cases of a surgeon suffering an injury he had often spared others occurred in February. IMS. when Dr. John M Wheeler bead of the Eye institute Ol the
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    As I was Saying
    637 8 DFople who criticise the b.m.bc not t popular wilh the official! o! that organisation, but I cannot refrain rrom calling attention to an example of the sort of slovenliness which makes so many listenen criticise Singapore ZHL in their own news bulletin on .Saturday night broadcast
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    988 9 CEYLONESE COMM UNITY FETES SIR GEORGE TRIMMER Father's Missionary Work In Ceylon Recalled PEOPLES EXHORTED TO UNITE AND COOPERATE THE great work (hat Sir George Trimmer's father carried out as 1 missionary in Ceylon was recalled on Saturday when Sir George was feted by the Ceylonese community. A tea party,
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    50 9 Kl \M> DUCHESS OF WINDSOR made their first ottkial .■!i. tii^ether when they urcomranitd President Miklas I*M M Worther-er Sr >rts Week, near Castle Was>erleonI ;.ia taring the Htrk-fiiJ. President Miklas is seen speakIkt sprain; the sports week On either side of him are tlie hukr ami Duchess ol Windsor.
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    182 9 O.H.M.S. Could Not Lower White Man's Prestige Or Corrupt Chinese Morals THE film correspondent of the i Daily Teleurapn comments on the banning in Malaya oi' the Qt-Brttisi) picture ••OH.M.S." He wn: A :< cenI it S ogaport was mas* c city ..i?u:>'-.ed
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    66 9 Pmcsidml Adams line This Afternoon O:. cduk-d to reach Singapore rday. the Dollar liner MQU Adams DOV ll xpected to h about 3 p.m. today is bound trorn San Francisco to .nvw York tia Medttemnmn ports :ong the passengers is Mr Victor NBI o! Ma..:..: and Sha.u'u*'.
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    P.T. INSTRICTOR FOR MALAYAN SCHOOL
    68 9 (From Our London Correspondent* M R Raine sails from London Tor Maiava on July 30 to take up a po^t as physical training instructor at ■Mxan Highlands School. I Ram ha.s held a similar apI in Girls' High School lor th" past 12 years. She
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    197 9 Chinese Who Dressed As Woman Given Ride By European From Our Own Correspondent Mill ii in. July ti. A YOUNG StrmitS-bom Chinese vai produced before Lt.-Com. J. C Derrick, R.N.R., the PoUce Magistrate. Maiacca, and asked to show cause whv he should not be bound over as an evil liver.
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    45 9 Vienna, July 24. A tramcar struck the rear of the motorcar in which the Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived yesterday evening at Salzburg for the musical festival. The Duke and Duchess were not hurt They had arrived from Wasserleonburg Reuter.
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    78 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. July 25. A TEMPORARY reduction of 2 1 per cent, has been made on all pilotage dues at Port Swettenham. This is announced in the (iovernment Gazette which states that the reduced dues will be operative until further notice. The
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    98 9 Perak Malays Entertain Raja Muda ■From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. July 25. TPHE Raja Muda of Perak was enter- tained by the Rajas and chiefs of Perak at a luncheon party held at the Grand Hotel today on the occasion of the conferment of the KBE by the King. The
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    CHINESE CONSUL HONOURED
    87 9 Farewell Before Transfer To F.M.S. THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce held a far?well reception yesterday in honour of Mr. Sze Chao Cheng, Consul in Singapore, who U proceeding shortly to Kuala Lumpui to take charge of the Chinese Consulate there. Among those present at the function
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    258 9 Importance Of English To Chinese (From Our Own Correspondent* Malacca, July 25. WTTH oriental students, the assiduity with which they tackle i what is Foreign language to them J results in an acquisition of tolerably good written English, but It must be candidly said that oral or conversational English is
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    236 9 G.O.C. At A Missionary Meeting Dr. Stanley Jones In Singapore From A Correspondent) r\R E Stunlev Jones a well-known missionary leader and author, will be the speaker at th^ Victoria Memorial Hall tonight at 6pm Dr. Jems, who has spent thirty years as a missionary to India, has attracted wide
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    195 10 ICI Kt'.F.K Dull r. -idfii-spnt Previously 8 3 ,d 8 7 B d ist Previously 813 16d 8 7 a d Previously 8 15 lf>d 9d Jim Ifer Previously 9d 9 l 16d SIoCKS: London 21.666 tons < 2 1.571
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    74 10 Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations July 24 Method of Parity before Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate viously Paris Franc to 1244! ***** 133 l 4 fkm York to 488 J 4 497 9 16d Amsterdam Guilders to B*7', 901 9.01S Bong Kong Per dollar Is 2 11 16d Is.
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    201 10 Saturday's Singapore Quotations July 24 SELLING T.T. 24 1 10 :,iK.don, den 2 4 1 16 ion 4 months' sight 24 1 s OS, demand 1535 Banborg, demand 142 Tort dtmand :>: 15 16 Montreal, demand 37" H B.ttuvia. demand 104 4 D| dt-nund I04 1 Calcutta.
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    179 10 July tt II M. American Can Com 107 7 M 107 107 American Telephone and Telegraph 170 3 K 172 172 Ateheson Railroad H4 83% 84' L C eaapeak 53 53 52 l 4 •nt ItlH 132 164 33 33% 33*4 mU Ele. 58 58' h 59
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    104 10 Dunn..; the week ending July 17. 1937, exports ol tinned Pineapples from Mai t\ in porta amounted to C7.28(i cases, ,ol which: 43.109 «64 per cent cases were to the United Kingdom. 1,192 <two per eenti cases 'to the Continent of Europe, 10.445 <15 per cent*
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    DEFENCE TRAINING FOR MERCHANT NAVY
    66 10 a plan to train officers of th»> merchant navy In defence measures was announced by Mr. Euan Wallace, in a .speech at Southampton says Reuter. The scheme- will be voluntary and will include instructions in convoy work, anti-submarine measures, protection against mines, anti-gas measures, and
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    TREASURY BILLS
    40 10 London, July 23. The total amount applied for in tenders lor £40 000.000 Treasury Bills was £89.805,000 The average rate per cent for Bills at three months was 10s 4 MKil inliut in. dqqh .«o^ ago British Wireless
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    311 10 Need For Considering National Economy With regard t:. production of steel It] Is stated that by the end ol the year, as some enlarged and reconstructed plant is coming back Into use and a number of new furnaces will be completed, a is expected thai a rat.-
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    2263 10 Impossible To Return I Old Conditions The main i id I dmtionf read ed bj the coi are summarisi lion The policy 1932 has contributed n habilitating the In try and to put U a pr It hs i Ouence on t lucl o: I a irhole and
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    569 10 Report Of Import Duties Committee BRITISH INDUSTRY'S "GREAT POTENTIALITIES" *T*TIE report ol the Import Duties Ad- vi.sMy Committee 0:1 the present (position and future development od the, iron and steel Industry la Issued (Cmd 5507. Stationery Office, 2s net > The r« port is
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    836 10 Fraser and Co. 's List SATUBMT, .11 IV M. 1^37 IPM MINING Buyers Sellers kmWmt Tin '4s» id 6s S*d i Kun.txin. Itl 31*. xd L. s_s 60s Aya HlUm Bl 3d 34s 6d Aver Wem itl) 132 l_7 B-nfrin Jin (£j 23s od 24s
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    175 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CU OF BUSINESS ON SATURDAY I. m:»I price (in was unchanged at M?m hiisjin-Ns dune in Hi*' Am m.trkft iuring Hie m n: small ThftlC We«t a Uu inquirie> lm (in sli.u«> hut iiiMm; < inpli t«M\ MCfterled and a
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    62 11 SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES July M Gambler T.T. 800 White Cube 1500 Hamburg Cube 15.00 White Muntok Pepper 17.25 Black Pepper 10.00 Copra, mixed 5.80 Copra, sundried 620 Small Flake Tapioca 4.40 Rice Saigon Al $165 Rice Siam. W.C No. I $148 Rice Siam. W.C. No. 2 $140 Rice Siam. W.C.
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    334 11 Fraser Company. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS. Sinßapore, Jul> :!4, 1!»37: 1 p.m. Total for Books Close hnaneial Company Dividend To Date Ex Div year UN Payable Date to date Asam Kumbang 5% Int. July 23 July 30 July 24 22V' 15"; Bonus Batu Selangor Int. Aug. 5 Aug. 13 Aug.
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      853 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY SINfIAPORF. Cu P challenge round. Commentary Jiiiu/irvRD from Wimbledon r TZ,, 10.50 Sonata recital by James Whltehead \.SiS kc^Ws m.) (violoncello) and Norman Tucker 1 (pianoforte) 7™' u 20 Second cricket Test Match: England ■I I JS- ay m <«cor<ls.) vs New Zea land. Commentary on
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      507 12 Launch Of The Leinster At Belfast A MOTOR passenger and cargo vessel of 4,320 tons for the daily service of the British and Irish Steam Packet Co., between Dublin and Liverpool was launched at Belfast on last month and named the Leinster. Luxuriously furnished,
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      432 12 Kinrapore, July 23. MEAT Bo?f steak Katl 32 Beel stew or curry do 24 Fillet Steak lb. 50 Mutton, Australian do 45 Pork, lean Kati 44 van and fat Ist quality) do 34 POI LTRY Capons <locally reared) Kati 50 Ducks each 42 Fowls Kati 32 Hens
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      98 12 Ships alongside th« Expected t.. In East Wharf (Entrance < Rajula 22; Opt Main Wharf (Entrance <„t l Gewang 16 G< Adams 11: Wuum Empire Dock (Knir.m.. Klnta 30 P»- r.« V Darvel 38 Empire D«i (rntraaa I Kudat 46 West What! I nt Tongking 60 Cl KEPTEL
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      407 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.15 a.m. Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 p.m. Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai and Thurs. and Friday* 7.45 a.m. Sundays 7 p.m. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Weekdays* 7.45 a.m. and Sundays 7 pm. Malaka,
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    1488 15 \mazing Pays ThreeFigure Dividend ,O WINNERS FOR DODD AND MARTIN tl-iom Oai K\\\n v nrii^s|M.ii(ieiit.) IVnaiiK. .1 u t > PcsHMSj Races attracted m>od crowd. c<»ntertatiaSH la* Bjwlpg was ijoi»d. There was a heaw lark thi> sawnsiag hut aftei an hour it
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    50 15 The following competitions have been arranged for the August bank holidays at Keppel Golf Club. Saturday, July 31: Alford Cup tall day>: 18 holes stroke on handicap. Sunday and or Monday, Aug. 1 and 2 Stapleford System competition mornings only). Sunday. Aug. 1 Mixed flag Competition afternoon»
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    549 15 Fine Performances By Chinese In High Jump (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 24. pOUR Malayan rec were lowered at the Malayan athletic championships, vhich were concluded this afternoon in brilliant weather and before one of the largest crowds for some
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    21 15 The cricket match between the Ceylon Sports Club and St Andrew's School to be played at Bak-stier on Saturday was cancelled
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    963 16  -  NIMORD Services Beaten By Two Goals To One In Saturday's Match (n\ f^ipm I; Combined Services I. SIMi.U'OKi: is MMC asain in the Malaya Cup final. Very few expMlH IfcCM to ln Combined Services— least of all the selectors. ptnlMj! Om •>! them,
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    60 16 Inter-Port Regatta At Batavia DETAILED results of the interport i**atta at Batavia over the week -end are not available but according to a cable received by the K.S.YC. last night Singapore swept the board. They won both the inter-port fours and the pairs and had a lead of 33'.- points
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    149 16 The following are ties drawn for play this week in the Daniels' Cup tennis tournament at the Dutch Club TODAY Court 1: Mrs. Haas (owe 15.2) vs. Miss Grimberg (plus 2). Court 2: Mrs. Schell (owe 1» vs. Mrs. Cherrington (owe 15.4). Court 3: Mrs.
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    429 16 LAST MINUTE EFFORT BY PERSSE S.C.C. had a ten wickets win in their one dav match against a Skins eleven at the Tanglin Barracks yesterday. Skins compiled 132 and 122 in their first and second innings respectively, while S.C.C. knocked up 213 and 50 for
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    215 16 Davis Cup Challenge Round MATCH ALL AT WIMBLEDON A N easy victory by Austin and a great display by Hare. who went flown to Budge, featured the first day's play of the challenge round of the Davis Cup. between England and America at Wimbledon. Harm's stuut nsistaiuv agair.st Budg^ must
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    63 16 Penanir. July 25. In the Finch Tup. All Malayan P.W D soccer competition played at Butterworth today. Peruk narrowly beat Penang and Province Well?s!ey com- Lined by the odd soul in livs. The visitors led by three-one at the interval. Capt. Per.sse. not out 35 Extras 4 Total
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    351 16 Good In Non-Benders Cricket THE annual Non-Benders' Reunion cricket match was played over the week-end, a team representing Singapore opposing The Rest, who registered an easy victory. The Rest were at the wick us the who e of Saturday afternoon and put together the useful tctal
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    159 16 S. R. C. BE AT JAPANESE CINE weuther meeting b< •v. Singapore Jap-int se C latter's ground The SRC came poinis to th-.r credit b t>y a margin o! 18 p It was a p^a^a:.: events were ke<i... good times and d. :.>.. cordf-c Th- FvU w It. (i niHrrs
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