The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 August 1937

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15,22*. ESTD. 1835 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1937. 10 CENTS.
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    SINGAPORE "CESSPOOL" PAINTED AS MODEL CITY
    267 1 DANGER OF WHITEWASH PROPAGANDA City's Hundreds Who Sleep On The Five-Foot Way ROTARIAN'S CLEAN-UP PLEA Opium Scourge, Commercialised Vice, Sweated Labour ■WRITERS of sensational novels have referred to Singapore M the cesspool' oi the Fast;* hut today we are m danger of another kind
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    TIN STOCKS
    62 1 (Fran Our Own Correspondent) London. Aug. 3. W H Gartsen estimates world visible Of tin a: July 31 as 20.150 tons. compared with 17.304 at June 30. Carryovers m the Straits and Holland are 5.135 and 4.892 tons respectively and USA July shipments were 0 311 tons against
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    DEATH OF GERMAN LEADER
    29 1 Berlin, Aug. 1. Th death is announced of Frederick l nberg German Foreign Mm r dsnrisftl 'he occupation of the Ruhr 1!>22 to 1^23. Reuter
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    Big Flood Damage In Philippines
    45 1 Manila, Aug. 3. Eleven people were drowned and extensive damage was caused by widespread floods in the Philippines following heavy rainfall. Damage to crops and public uorks b» estimated at several million pesos. The government is taking relief measures Reuter
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    King George Flies To Boys' Camp
    343 1 King George Flies To Boys Camp First Plane Trip Since Accession London. Autf. S. THE King today Hew from Windsor Castle to Martlesham m order to visit 400 bayg under canvas at the former Duke of York's camp held every year at South wold. Since his accession, the King has
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    12 1 MR F. TANCiIEK-SMUH. who has heen cßpBariß| live crtodika i» i hin:i.
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    STOP PRESS
    77 1 Shanghai Aug. 4. Semi-official Chinese reports claim that a Japanese plane was brought down at Taotien, I*» miles south-west of Peiping by plainclothes men. the two pilots being killed It is alas claimed that a Japanese detachment attacked the nearby town of Lianghsiang, hut was repulsed, a tank
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    British View Of Crisis In North China
    478 1 British View Of Crisis In North China Japan Realising Her Designs London, Aug. 3. BRITISH newspapers are closely watching the Chines* crisis and give prominence to the new Japanese war vote as indicating that Japan is determined, once and for all, to realise ncr long-planned designs m North China. On
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    PREMIER'S LETTER TO SIGNOR MUSSOLINI
    70 1 London, Aug. 3. The Prime Minister, (Mr. Neville Chamberlain.) has sent a friendly personal letter to II Duce m reply to i the cordial message which Count i Grandi orally conveyed to Mr. ChamIberlain m the course of their talk on July 27. It is
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    First Asiatic Rural Health Conference
    3103 1 First Asiatic Rural Health Conference Opening Speeches At Bandoeng ifALAYAN delegates attended the opening of the League of Nations rural health conference at Bandoeng yesterday. The conference continues until Aug. 13. Welcoming the delegates to Ban doeng HE. thL' Govern o: the Netherlands Indies, .peaking m Fr.nch, said that the
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    July Shipments Of Rubber: 72,704 Tons
    345 1 July Shipments Of Rubber: 72,704 Tons Highest Monthly Figure Of Year CTATISTICS published last night reveal that wean shipments of rubber from .Malaya last month totalled 72.704 tons. This is the highest shipment figure .or any month 01 the year. It is due largely to the increased amount oi rubber
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    30 1 Sir Frederick Leith-Ross and Sir Geoffrey Clark wen- yesterday appointed the British Government representatives to the Imperial Economic Committee In succession tc Sir Thomas Allen and Sir Horace Wilson. Reuter
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    TROPICAL DISEASE RESEARCH
    131 2 Australia Will Spend gaUNM On Work Discussing plans tor the spending oi the £30.000 year grant for medical research proposed In a bill now beio:\ the Australian Federal Parliament Pro- iSSOr Wood Jones, ol the National Health and Medical Research Council, which la to sdjudicate an the
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    ITALY'S 60 NEW AERODROMES
    23 2 More than 60 aerodromes are being built by 25.000 men throughout Italy. according to an official announcement m Rome.
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      71 2 EDUCATIONAL. ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE, HONG KONG. Bearding School for Chinese students: Classes m English by resident English and Chinese Graduates Chi- nete classes from beginners upwards Fine buildings on heaithy site— 2s acres. Prepares .students tor the Universities Football, tennis, etc.. Chinese or Foreign food. For Prospectus apply jThe Warden.
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    FRANCE IS NEGOTIATING TREATY WITH SIAM
    315 3 Bangkok Envoy To Paris Speaks Of Parleys DESIRE FOR AMITY WITH BRITAIN "THE NEGOTIATION of new treaties with foreign powers is proceed- :ng favourably, although it is impossible to touch on any details at this tin.". "Active negotiations are underway with Prance and the
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    Barracks Men Fined For Tiff
    65 3 I i era! i and nave pap n to prove Indian l 1 police srdertj .ng r 1 :oduced before M: \V O R «a isd wer.' B rra ha i Tin j risible for r .:-.d 4 :i° m ad and wetc npchani before
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    8 3 VISIT TO ALDER6HOT ti ti the •ha fitted (_>.\
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    27 3 A pretty Parusienne MILLE ODETTE TERRIER, who arrived, m Singapore yesterday by the MtSsagene.s Maritime* liner Andre Lebon <>»i her nay from Saigon to the Pans Exhibition
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    YOUNG MALAY ON THEFT CHARGE
    78 3 i police court Mr W G Ree- Ihefl Ol j^wollprv v.duet Tungku J Bir:'- Mas knged to his Hamilton explained BBS at Rocrs re district O J.!y .:nant. whose m Joho-p Dg the j m a -.vhirr: -d NBDd tIM drawer and th miss l
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    SIAM LOSES ONE BATTLEPLANE
    86 3 SIAM LOSES ONE BATTLEPLANE CIAM has lost an aeroplane. And there, apparently, the matter is goius to rest until somebody tells the Bangkok Government where the missing machine is. The following notice appears m Friday's Bangkok Times- "An aeroplane painted white and belonging to the Siam Royal Air Force is
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    CORONATION STAMP BONUSES
    132 3 Lucky Post Office Staff In Hong Kon# In view of the enormous demand m Hong Kong for Coronation stamps the sales totalled $68,000 on the lirst day compared with $9,000. the first d^y figure for the Jubilee issue -the Post Office staff concerned are to be rewarded
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    CHINESE FINED FOR GAMBLING
    135 3 Magistrate Gives Informer Twenty Dollars Nine Chinese men and five women were find $a each by Mr W G. Reeves. In the second court yesterday when '.hey pleaded guilty to charge of playing m a common gaming house Inspector P G Shannon, of the Joo Chiat
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    ANSWERED RADIO ON HONEYMOON
    95 3 An SOS for .1 couple on their honeybroadcast by the BBC was answered the next day P t^k?d lames Gower Who was married ar.d vent to Brighton ior his honeymoon, to return at once to Hackney, where his mother was dangerously il! m the L.C C
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    THREE BIG ANIMAL MEN ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE
    274 3 THREE BIG ANIMAL MEN ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE An Alligator Gets A New Owner pi.ovi) TANGIER-SMITH American animal man who captured alive the Giant Panda uVstincd tor the London Zoo isee story on page v'u' and n*d the misfortune to see it die between Shanghai and Hong Kong has more rare
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    Gland Can Change History
    374 3 Gland Can Change History Doctor Speaks On Mussolini Negus All because ol a gland no bigger tnan a Barcelona nut Mussolini is Dictator ol Italy, conqueror ol Abyssinia, alert, courageous and willing to dety the world. Napoleon vanquished a vast territory m Europe. And the Emperor of Abyssinia sensitive and
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    TROUBLE OVER PASSPORT
    62 3 t (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. \u*. 2. fjAVINd alread* twice failed to report his movements to the Rflangor Registrar of Aliens, a European* Leon Merveille. was fined S2. r > at the Segamat Oossrf toda\ for leaving the Stat.- of Johnre without having his passport endorsed
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    EUROPEAN DRIVER CHARGED
    126 3 Admits He Was Reddm; Fined $20 A fine ol $20 was Imposed Bf Mr L C Goh In the iourth court yesterday on a European. C L Aris. of United Engineer! who pleaded mnlty to a charge ol having driven a motor car leckless along Killiney Road
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      72 3 BURTOL QUICK CLEANERS FOR SAME DAY SERVICE Goons handed m by 10 a.m. can be collected by 6 p.m. same day. 278, Orchard Rd. Phone 7776. TOWN AGENT;H. B. WINTER, 20 Battery Road. Men Made Young Vigour Increased In 24 Hours i.ir-- out time, and •t" vmi h. «t«>r«» EnergyD
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      130 3 To BELAWAN DELI j (SUMATRA.) I Reduced same vessel return tickets now available. Singapore Belawan return Ist class $80/--1 Interchangeable with Straits i Steamship Company, for first return sailing of the ss Xedah to Singapore, after arrival of X.P.M. Steamer at Belawan. For particulars apply to: K» P* ML JLlf^A^
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    HEADACHES NEARLY DROVE HIM MAD.
    189 4 •Now Completely Changed By Krusehen. The B I an of the following letter suffered ::on liver trouble, constant heaoacnes. and an unhealthy lead of i excess lal Read how he cured Ins headaches toned up his liver— and lost 91 lb> of fat -all with
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    Transatlantic Air Mail Experiments Show Bright Promise
    1808 4 Transatlantic Air Mail Experiments Show Bright Promise MORE DOUBLE CROSSING FLIGHTS PLANNED TEH HK.H sriKl) KOMKI-'K II K\v remarkable s^otograph af a ralrej Batt'c msdiaiii ■soaker monoplane ttlmUm Keyee Merlin ♦W) o.">0 h p engine) ia the rowrve el evetattwaa during a test flisbt The picture wis taken from the
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    Winning CONTRACT
    358 4 Winning CONTRACT hand Burnslme. Mcruin D Metier, ()\uold Jn< world's leading tcam-of-four inrrntors of the has beaten every other system la 61 R*< THE DELICATE TOI H SGARTON CHURCHILL. I York attorney and recent iuthor ol a popular book on Contra -t. Ls well known tor the subtsetf that giving
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      24 4 OVALTINE COLD or Hot is now served m the leading Cole's and Stestaurants COORTREIDGE aid HULBERT TOC.ETHKR IN 'TAKE MY TIP' SOON AT PAVILION
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      105 4 B/// need you v I 'Dcttolin' mouthwash-and-gargle is the modern and cmcient .^l3f 1t < weapon against sore throats and P^ colds. Its use night and morning i^ meeting aun attack with counter-attack right M a point of invasion. It has no mercy with germs. And ly^ggX it leaves you
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    199 5 \l TtMtl m -i Bra N ok racai I I Uo« heal Howe f»»i <^< <'mu»il»> famtWß} laoaaaM <>> Beai Ne'is. Fori William. Scotland ■ad kaca >•• present pc i i o»a« established m 1993 i>* llu^h i arha t«»«>K aours m atinatea ;m'l 11 ond.« <r mv awaits ihp
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      45 5 tBBBWKtJmNBVPr^ ~s C2UGBB!VUIRaiI<?^i 1 i.a, tf* HW> IUPMMM IMP Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each PA&KINSOM'S illgk CELEBRATED Jl|| l i&mk BBB^^^r- At mm mmmv PHONE: 5376 (4 lines). I N mm
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    THE STORY OF A TAMIL AND A PIG
    561 6 A CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY NEAR KUALA LUMPUR 'TYPICAL of the rich humour sometimes found buried m 1 heavy Government reports is the following extract from the annual report of Dr. J. W. Field, of the F.M.S. Malaria BeaCtfCh Division. "A male Tamil 45
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    5 Years For Acid Throwing
    216 6 JOHGRE CASE From Our Own Correspondent > Jrhore Bahru. Aug. 3. Sentence o: live years' rigorous Imprisonment was passed by Mr. Justice Laviile at the Assizes yesterday on Rahman a Malabar! a tormer hospital attendant ot Han Yang Estate, who I land guilty of causing
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    FEWER VISITORS AT RIG SHOW
    96 6 Hut Receipt^ Are Best For Years Ft Our O t .v: Can spondent) Kualt l.umpur. Aug. .1. fewer pa .ted the Mala- v Exhibition ear but the cash r^c-ipts are the best f°r some years Visitors totalled 35.,:;. and of th 25.96'J paid r bnisa!on,
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    TRADE COMMISSIONER ARRIVES
    32 6 Mr I E A GHant -Smith, assistant trade corrn for South Africa m th<* Far Ea.s' arrived m Singapore lrom Bat.r. morning Hp wii return to lavs oo Friday.
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    NO "INVALID" PORT FOR CHINESE
    185 6 NO "INVALID" PORT FOR CHINESE Australia Learns Trade lesson The fragrant bouquet ot old brandy, ar.d the rich body ot cobwebby and crusted port, are calculated to brin^ reelings ol contentment and pleasurable anticipation to the connoisseur, but let that cannolsseui be Chines and the bottle be labelled "Hospital" brandy
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    BOMB NEAR M.P.'s HOUSE
    34 6 A bomb was found near the home of M. Hartvig Frisch. Socialist Member Ol the Danish Parliament, at whose suggeation S Bill was pas-;d some time ago banning private armies.
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    64 6 ROYAL GARDEN PARTY TO Xt'KSKS FBOM ALL PASTS <>V TWE WORLD. The Queen and Queen Mary Rave a garde* Party at Buckingham Palace to nurses from all parts ol the world The nursr^ are delegates to the International (<um.l of Norses aww merlin* at Caxton Hall. London. The Queen talks
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    ERRAND ROY NOW MANAGER
    35 6 H iroW Fi *ld succeeds, Mi 1 Lowes, retired, as general manager o the New Bwindon Industrial Do operative Society Mr Field, who is only 39. began i an errand boy.
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    PANDA DIES ON WAY TO SINGAPORE
    125 6 Beast Caught On Tibetan- Chkete Border \SIAS rarest animal, a giant .da on lis way to the London t >, died between Hong Kong and shanghai on the French liner Andre L'bon. winch reached Singapore yesterday. Only the third animal of its type to
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    MAN OVERBOARD FROM SHIP
    168 6 Palling ov-o-i.-d :r,r. Steamship co. Batu Pjr.jt on Singaro: or. MI c Chinese lost bis A ii.oii as m" a.arm uas, gj vessel was turned r vi d lor the saissing pas* Iruitlrss 1 D Mala'" «i h d 8 o'cio' k \< morn the gfOSJsl
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      60 6 This MUST be IS keeps the bowl spotless and also cleans the bend where the brush cannot reach. A regular sprinkle that's ell It needs I kills the germs and leaves the pan spotlessly clean and safe. SEPTIC TANKS Harplc can be used with safety In septic tanks, to which
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    43 7 rio\l> I %NGIEK-SMlTti Inn N ver one of the rare crocodiles he m Chiaa to Dr BSBMSe, dilator of the N.iiioiutl Geo- tpn v >'t>- ra>t It n.v Expedition. |)r. Mun-i is BBSS Director >i IBM t S. National Zoological I.irk Washington I)
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    Prevalence Of Diphtheria In Federated Malay States
    97 7 BETTER METHODS OF INVESTIGA TION I said bat diphtheria \ery rare dU n the ire 191 X M rh. m 1916 to 1926 an out. Tl ally m a 100 I -•rains tr.e no i held rates :>-d Send •hat thuUS DOPU. fair
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    ZOO ANIMALS FOR SINGAPORE
    13 7 Ml rates fl Durban v^rus Ida and nab by
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    CABLE TIMES
    10 7 lelegraph on full Stat to i 5 p.m.,
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    Gaol For Former S. S. Doctor
    43 7 i Ow Own Correspondent London. Aug. 3. I\R Patrick Joseph O'Shaughfon erly of Singapore. houst surgeon. ioas sentenced to three months' imprisonment at rpool Quarter Sessions, for improperly assau'ted a .ed woman patient m Free Press copyright.
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    Plantation Change Contemplated
    30 7 (From Our Own < London, Au£. CTRAiTS Plantations prooses to acquire Kavan IF. M.S.) Coconut Company m exchange for 52^00 fully paid Straits Plantations shares. Free Presa copyright
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    Gripping Drama Of Kipling Film
    188 7 IT has been said that the true story of the trawler fishers of the North! Sea has not yet been written. Perhaps it can now be written that a. i true epic of the cod fishers of the Grand Banks of Newfoundland has j bren
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    HOME CRICKET RESULTS
    322 7 I^ancashire Beat Yorkshire At Sheffield London, Aug:. 3. County cricket matches ending toi day resulted as follows: At Sheffield: Lancashire beat Yorkshire by five wickets. Yorkshire 246 vSutcllffe 122. Pollard five for 59) and 168 tlddon nine for 42 1 Lancashire 324 and 91 for five. At
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS WIN AT MALACCA.
    118 7 •From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Aug. 3. A shoot was held on Sunday at Bukit Sebukor Range, Malacca, between "B" Chinese) Coy.. M.V.C., and "E" 'Chinese* Coy., SVC The Singapore team won narrowly by six points Scores: "E" Coy SVC Points. 2nd Lieut. Tan Mong
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    YOUNG AUSTRALIAN BEATS VON CRAMM
    47 7 Hamburg, Aug. 3. A surprise m the German lawn tennis championships was the defeat cf von Cramm. the champion, by the young Australian, John Bromwich. who won (J 1. I—6,1 6, 6—3, 2—6. 6 2. 1 1 m the third round Reuter
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    Hitler Youth For Potato Harvest
    56 7 rVVER a quarter million Hitler W girls and boys have been mobilised by the Hitler youth leader, Von Schirach, for harvest work and thousands are already gathering m the potato crop, 43.000,000 tons of which will be largely used to produce potato flour to mix
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    Holland's Queen Opens World Jambore
    122 7 Holland's Queen Opens World Jambore THOUSANDS OF SCOUTS AT VOGELENZANG IN the presence of 28.000 boy scouts from all parts of the world, including 8.000 from Britain and the Empire. Queen Wilhelmina of Holland opened the World Jamboree at Vogelenzang. Scores of thousands of visitors gathered to see the ceremony
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    169 7 Yesterday's Results And Ties For Today Results of yesterday's ties m the Tanglin Club lawn tennis tournament are as follows: Mixed Doubles Open Lady Addison and Macphenson beat i Miss Hopkin and S^th 6— 1. 6—o. Mr. and Mrs. Warden beat Mrs Perry and Waller 6—l. 6—l.
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      43 7 "A WAIKIKI WEDDING" HAS BEEN ARRANGED and WILL SHORTLY TAKE PLACE OETWEEN BING CROSBY and SHIRLEY ROSS GET READY FOR THIS GLORIOUS JAMBOREE OF LOVE. LAUGHS AND LYRICS WITH HUNDREDS OF SUN KISSED CRASS. SKIRTED SIRENS IN ATTENDANCE Further Particulars will be Announced
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      490 7 A HEADLINE STORY INTRODUCING A STARTLING NEW SCREEN PERSONALITY A BRILLIANT STAGE STAR IN HER FIRST BIG FILM ROLE 1 TONICS Dof^fjt^lX^ 6.15-9.1S "JOHN MEADE'S TIADY" |Hk| BY bW A PARAMOUNT PICTUHt STARRING W EDWARD ARNOLD ..FRANCINE LARRIMORE :jgp\ THIS IS TRULY FINE AND OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT jgggj —A THRILLING AND
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      87 7 Diary Of j The Day The Tides 8 It 835 p m Sport gs vs 9t C Sta-ai-nnal Marine ri > tnd Cinemas ai ana—an Gin Overboard, with Gloria Stuart ?nd Walt* PI I CAPITOL Courageous, with Freddie mci and B Tracy PAWLION Lady, srith Edwara and Frandne Larrimore MXKIBOROIGH
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      92 7 Law Notice For The Day j The \rting Chief Justice at Ipoh— j Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Laville m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. 5.256/g6— Ch'ng Kirn Huat vs. Hamburg Amerikanische Packetfahrt Action Ga.selLschalt Before Mr. Justice Home m the 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Assizes:— Rex
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1937. Advice From A Resident
    627 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1937. Advice From A Resident •"THE British Resident of Selangor j was rather more outspoken In his remarks to the All -Ma! Urban Co-operative Conference 01 Kuala Lumpur on Monday than la 1 usually the case and while bis advice was directed specifically
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    4 8 tBOSIOH IM THE MEDITERRANEAN
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    British Naval Moves And The Crisis In North China
    577 8 British Naval Moves And The Crisis In North China Services Notes (From Our Own Correspondent) London, .luh ?Ji. (By Air Mail). DOTH In political and Service circle, there la a feeling that Japan and China have no intention oi embarking upon a war. It is tho ight that the present
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    As I was Saying
    328 8 j WONDER just how long the leather seat on Mr Algar's trousers will last on his bicycling adventure from I And to Australia? I have lragrant memories of the sary short period that good sturdy gabardine trousers lasted without reaching a Ol ominous thinness when I
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      56 8 THE HUSBAND was a golf fiend and the wife an aueticn-sale maniac Whmi he shouted "Fore!" m his sleep she Immediately yelled "Five!". A hone, possiblj that needed the protection ol "GAFLAC" FIP.E and THEI I POLICIES. GENERAL ACCIDENT flKf V LIFi ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. (Incorporated m Great Britain) HONG
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    "AUSTRALIA'S DESTINY AND THE FAR EAST"
    514 9 "AUSTRALIA 'S DESTINY AND THE FAR EAST" Need For Close Relations With Pacific Area SIR ROBERT GARRAN ON THE COMMONWEAL TH'S "DUTY" "THK destiny ol Australia is largely bound up with the countries of the Far East and the rest of the Pacific area,"* declared Sir Robert Gamut, governor of
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    23 9 i». MiiDIHl NUKARA. Siamese .Minister to France photographed »ili» his v ife and >on before leaving »»n the Menageries Maritimes, \ruire Lehon >»>teiday
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    SYCE STANDS TRIAL IN MOREY CASE
    485 9 Conflicting Stories About Fatal Smash TWO versions of how an accident occurred on Mar. 13 on Bukit Timah Road, when Mr. John Morey and his Chines contractor lost their lives, were given m the Assize Court yestcrdav before Mr. Justice Home and a common
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    Sing A Song ... For Rotarians
    219 9 Sing A Song For Rotarians CINGAPOKK Rotarians don't sing at their meetings. Nor do members of Rotary clubs m Great Britain. Why Sir Robert Garran. a noted Australian Rotarian, said m a Rotary talk fetst night that the reason m the British Isles was that most of the meetings Here
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    Goat To Be Produced On Thursday
    294 9 Goat To Be Produced On Thursday Sidelights On Singapore Courts He Prefers Hospital 11/ WEN Ho Yew. an aged Chinese was ww charged m the third court with begging for alms, he denied the charge. If he would plead guilty, it was explained, he would be sent back to China
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    587 9 $60 Alleged To 1 Have Been Taken From Prostitute < From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Aug. L CONSIDERABLE public interest is being shown m the extortion cast m which two well-known Malays. I SharitT Din bin Merican Noordin, alia.3 Wan Mat. and Allidin Merican Noordin. alias
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    LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES
    522 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES Last Night's Quotations i From London 5.30 p. m. Aug. 3 The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers' margins, brokerage iim' stamp duty are not Included fihuiv ot v;i denomination unless Ysterduy Previously otherwise stated Conversion Loan. 5 p.c. 1944-64 113% 112% fMMdH| Loan.
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    62 10 Gambler TT. S 8.00 White Cube 15.00 Hamburg Cube 15.00 White Muntok Pepper 17.00 Black Pepper 10.00 Copra, mixed 5.65 Copra, sundried 5.95 Small Flake Tapioca 4.00 Rice Saigon Al $165 Rice Siam, W.C. No. 1 $148 Rice Siam, W.C. No. 2 $140 Rice Siam. W.C. No
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    91 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association m Aug. 3. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I X.R.S.S. m cases FOB August) 29' :<0 i Good FAQ. m bales (F. 0.8. July) 29'h No. IX.R.S.S (Spotloose» (awardable Singapore* 29' _> 29 5 8 August 29* 8 2<i ;1 September 29 3 4
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    189 10 From London 5.30 p. m. Aug. 3 RUBBER: Dull London Spot 8 lllGd 8 13 16 d Previously. S 7/ c d. 9d. Oct. -Pec.: 8 7 8 d 8 If>l6d. Previously: B^d 9d. Jan-Mar al5 16d 9d. Previously: 9d. 6 Ijl6d. Apr-June »d 9 1 16
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    69 10 From London L atest Quotations I Tin: Firm Ca.sh £262 17l <J(i Previously Easy at €261 2s 6d Thre- Months; £260 ISfl Previously £259 5s New York Tin: 59 00 Previously 58 62 (upper: Settlement £51 10a Preytoosty: t57 iu> (.old: Sutii! C< Lfl ji\ Prevtoailf 4:6
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    79 10 London Closing Quotations Aug. 3 MKh d <»r Par.ty before Lat« PreCentre Quoting 20 9-31 Rate vlously Paris Pratt to 124 41 ISS 6 8 132 13 16 New York |to 488 498 1 ***** 10 Amsterdam (iuiid*rs to iff 903' b 9.02 1 Honf Koni Per
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    LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
    198 10 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations Am:. I BILLING London. TT 2 4 110 London, demand 2 4 1 16 London. 4 monthl right 2 4'a Lyons, demand 1535 Hamburg, demand 142 New York, demand 58 1 8 M sUreal d l 1G Batavia demand IUS Samara) nand 104*4 Calcutta,
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    Fraser & Company.
    225 10 Fraser Company. LIST OP CURRENT DIVIDENDS. Singapore, Autf. 3, 1937: 6 p.m. Total foi BOtkl Close financial Company Dividend To Date i:.\ Div year TIN Payable Date to dat* Batu Solangor 15% Int Aug. 5 Aug. 13 Aug. G 274. Hunt; Koni', Tin W< Int. Aug. 20 mi K. Kamunting
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    1129 10 From Exchange Telegraph Ca I Fraser and Co. y s List I TI'KSDAY. AIG. 3, 1937: 6 P.M. MINING Bayers Sellers Ampat Tin <4b. 3d 6s 9d Asam Kumbang (f) 37 •> Austral Malay (£> 58s 60s Ayer Hltam <5fi> 13& 3d 34s 6d j
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    Daily Share Report
    188 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CUM OF BUSINESS VKSTKKDA, MtNfNG. Tin at midday was SIM h down I U to be expected the market opened quiet!> alier I ivLondon is still interested m shires which are n<»t sultiett i taxation and following upon this lead
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    1015 11 Satisfactory Increase Of Profits MR. G. KINGSLEY'S SURVEY OF YEAR'S ACTIVITY inary general meeting tv Pegch. Ltd. was held at lH Street. London EC G 'the chairmanled nntatlwj of the Secretaries Darby and Co.. Ltd.. hay I read the notice convening the I the auditors'
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      606 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals m BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m Thursday 7 45 a.m. Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson. Weekdays* 7 pm. Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai and Thurs. and Friday* 7.45 a.m. Sundays 7 p.m. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Weekdays* 7.45 am. and Sundays 7
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      738 12 LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE LEVIATHAN IS WHITE ELEPHANT TO U.S. LINE International Mercantile Marine Has Bad Year TIIF report of the board of directors of the International Mercantile Marine Co., to the stockholders for the year ended Dec. 31. 19M. shows that net operating results for the company and its subsidiaries
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      615 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Kepong Br 1,322 tons from Bangkok 31 to Bangkok. 3 Lipis. Br 460 tons, from Kuantan. 1 to Malacca and Muar i Mapia Dut.. 362 tons from P Radja. 1 to Bengkahs .< Suddhadlb Siamese, 807 tons, from Sapli. 1 to Sapli 3 Silverash Br 3.170 tons, from
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      130 12 SING A POR F HARIHH The follow.: wharves BI IDJ East Wharf Enti.n... <. I A ,t Kumsang 22 A Sheers Wharf Entran« Hai Hing Pa Main Wharl Entrance «.u l >lt Katori Maru 18 H--15: Stentor 13 0 10; Gamana 7 Empire Dock Iniidm i Tweedbank Silverash 34. Si
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    PUNAI WINS R.S.Y.C. ROUND-THE-ISLAND RACE
    935 15 FINISHES 12 MINUTES AHEAD OF BETSY Corrib Beaten Into Third Place By Four Seconds INK k.S.Y.CVs lound-the-islanti race, which took place at the week-end, was won hy Punai. Betsy was second, 12 minutes behind, while Corrib w:i> beaten into third l>> the very narrow margin
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    FIRST HOCKEY MATCH OF MALACCA SEASON
    139 15 •From Our Own Correspondents Malacca, Auu. g. Iff! M I .lockey season opened with a fast and evenly contested game between Mr P F de Souza's team and the Chinese, won 4-3 by the former Follwing an individualistic spur. H M de Souza on
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    TEACHERS' SINGLES AT SEGAMAT
    238 15 Two Chinese Qualify Fur Final 'From Our Own Correspondent). Segamat, Aug 2. The teachers' annual tournament for a challenge cup presented, last year by Mr. A. C. Strahan. headmaster of the Segamat English School. Is now In progress The Cheah Challenge Cup was won outright by
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    MALAYAN CHINESE WEIGHT-LIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    228 15 TTHI following arc full details of the weight-lifting events m ftfcc M:thi\aii Chinese Olympics, decided at the tiuupv World. FEATHERWEIGHT. Weight Press Snatch C4L Total Oh Chin Soo <P- 131 190% \KIV A 253 > 2 600' Lee Lam Puh <S> 121 >■_. 151« 187'^ 237
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    Empire Amateur Billiards Championship Next Year
    734 15  -  J. V. RAINBOW SYDNEY AS PROBABLE VENUE (BY SO many mis-statements regarding world records for billiaras and for snooker are made, that I do not wonder when some of my correspondents ask me to give them the correct figures I must answer those correspondents,
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    29 15 TUCKET AM) WILDE (Great Britain) congratulate Mako and Budge (ISA), on left, on winning the doubles m the Davis Cup challenge rounds •<— 3. 7 5. 7 g, I'» 10
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    HOLT'S CENTURY AT MALACCA
    158 15 'From Our Own Correspondent) I Malacca. Au^. Fast scoring by both sides, was a feature of the match between the I 'Malacca Club and the St Francis j Association A consistent batsman. A H Holt re- tired with a maiden century to his, credit— the first
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    PENANG FLYWEIGHT TITLEHOLDER SURPRISED
    529 15 Beaten On Points By Little j Juan At Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Aug. 2. OFNAN'O flyweight champion Speedy Pancho was surprisingly beaten on points by Little Juan, Siamese boxer, here last night. Another Siamese, Nai Som Chit, emerged a winner by knocking out Granite
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    SWEEPING CRICKET REFORMS NEEDED, SAYS HENDREN
    1197 16 What He Would Do As Dictator For Game "SPECTATORS ARE BEING DRIVEN AWAY" "Funeral" Playing Must End DAISY HENDREN, the famous England and Middlesex cricketer, imagines himself, m this article, as Cricket Dictator and expounds the sweeping changes he would make m the rules
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    157 16 BUT LOSE AT HOCKEY AND BILLIARDS tFroin Om Own Correspondent* Ku.il.i Lumpur. Aug. 3. THE Ceylon Sp wis C ub ol Singapore, who were the week-end for the fnnv counter with the local TPC a lost the hockey match to the
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    22 16 IHI (Oi* x TEAM wlil-h Stay ««l al Kuala Lumpur m the Posts and I <;.::• v D.partnirnt 89*8*8 during the holidays and—
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    SELANGOR BEAT MALACCA
    318 16 IXTKR-STATE TENNIS TOURNEY FOR MALAYS »From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur. Aag. 1 THE Selangor Malays eliminated the Malacca Malays here on Saturday :n the 1 T Hling round of the new Iskander Cup tennis competition, trouncing the visitors by five matches to nil This was
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    AMERICA'S CUP
    70 16 Newport. Aug. I Mr. Sopwith has exercised his r. and is asking for a postponement the third race for the America's Cup today. Various reasons are given lor tl' postponement Mr. Sopwith said there was a posfl bility they had picked up a lobster poi but is not
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    44 16 Today's tics ir. the S.C.C. lawn bowls tournament are as follows: Championship Singles T. B Rogers vs. E. Fozard H. Gray vs. A. Ferguson. Championship Doubles Capt. E. R. Maples and F. H. Brooks vs. H. Gild and H. E. Stevens.
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    105 16 GOOD TIMES WERE RETURNED London. Aug 'l The inU nai itl congf> fon -hot The KMi \.u(.> XBO fmt&m I Iff xards hnrdlt s fgj Ptocai Carpenf ted Stat i i.i safJei Britain! 14 mm L'H 4-5 86C •I.'- United 21 7 4Ht \ar.ls
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    30 16 SINGAPORE ATHLETE WINS P. T. TITLE 1 Kuala I.umpur. Aue 3 ryd CLUNTK L/ .:.d Sin I At th' P. P. Cue. I said a m the dep the pr
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      19 16 TIGER TESTIMONIALS. Mr. X.H.C RENDER, r ma his usual Duck, said: By Cad Si, 1 forgot my TIGER I
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