The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 September 1937

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15.^5ii. lu CENTS MONDAY. SEPTEMBKK ii, 1H37 yi:Bi uxsi
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    JAPANESE EXTEND CHINA COAST BLOCKADE
    770 1 Hong Kong And Macao To Be Exempted MASTERY OF SHANGHAI SECTORS STILL UNDETERMINED I nil' Turning hi Favour Of Chinese lAPANESE are extending the blockade against shipping, h rom C» o'clock last night, it was hoiu hmwaiilao in North China to Pakhoi in Ifcf "iilh.
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    Protection For Amoy
    58 1 HONG KONG, Sept 5. J-4 St. S. Diamond has been ordered to A may 'immediately tu protect British interests threatened by the recurring apanese attacks on Amov forts. Reuter Cartoonist Leo, of the Leningrad "Pravda," sums up Soviet policy The Red Army will fight: but only if
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    ECONOMIC EMBARGO AGAINST JAPAN PROPOSED
    412 1 ECONOMIC EMBARGO AGAINST JAPAN PROPOSED U.S.A. Shipping Circles Uneasy: Sailors Ask For Risk Bonuses New York, Sept. 5. FIGHTING in the Far East and the threat to neutral shipping has caused uneasiness throughout the I'nited States. In response to a request b> Chinese eivi! authorities in Shanghai that Inited States
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    Severe Shocks For Padang Cricketers
    129 1 Severe Shocks For Padang Cricketers Cricketera in the match between H M.S. Canberra and the Singapore Cricket Club on the padang yesterday were "struck" by Aghtning. One of the more vivid flashes during yesterday's electric storm, caused a small panic, quickly followed by bursts of laughter. At least six of
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    Yorkshire Visit For King And Queen
    48 1 IT i.s officially announced that King <nd )uf" wl! visit v rk.siiire oi Oct. 19 when they will be guests at Harewood House. During the following two days uiey wi.l visit i-.--dustTial rentivs -Bradford. Halifax. Leeds, Knottingley, Wakefleld. and Shemeld— British Wireless
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    MUSSOLINI'S VISIT TO HERR HITLER
    56 1 It is officially announced that Musso'ini at Hitler's invitation, will visit Hitler in Germany In the second hall of S.-ptember The communique describes the meeting as an event unique and of supreme importance and serving to demonstrate anew the close and idealistic relationship ot both
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    STOP PRESS
    76 1 Shanghai, Sept. 6. First attack on South China coast by Japanese took place at Sanmei, south of Swatow, when two Japanese planes bombarded the town. They were accompanied by warships and landing parties were repulsed by Chinese guns. Sixteen Japanese planes systematically destroyed villages west of Shanghai, the
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    Britain's Interest In China Is Pronounced
    381 1 Britain's Interest In China Is Pronounced CHINA HAS MORAL SUPPORT OF EUROPEAN POWERS (Prom our Own Oorre*pondeftt) I'eiiang, Sept. 5. NEWS ol thf incident involving the British Ambassador ifl 'Shanghai. Sir Hughe KnatehbullKugessen. was received in London with the greatest consternation oeing unparalleled m diplomatic history, declared Mr K G
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      52 1 _.<__ vx ,^<\. TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 P m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight CABABSf A IKAC IION MARIE AUSTIN DJHUni USTKA 1 lAN UANCERS tttttl IMHited Repertoire of Combined Ballroom and Adagio Ktiutines Nun diners S\M. IU IIIIBMHU MWIO WHEN IN PENANG STAY AT HI DAN
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      65 1 w!M}!&~ I|H ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTELS THIS WEEK: SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY IHK RELLER BAND NO AFTER DINNER ADMISSION CHARGE ADELPHI HOTEL: Tuesday and Thursday SEA VIEW HOTEL: Wednesday Saturday WHETHER YOU REQUIRE LIGHT REFRESHMENTS OR AN ELABORATE MEAL. The ADELPHI GRILL IS RENOWNED FOR ITS
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    Symptoms Of Rabies
    503 2 Symptoms Of Rabies Letters to the Editor How To Recognise Dread Disease ITo Th* Editor of the Fi*e Ptcss.) £:r_-In we* of the ratolei scare In Singapore, the following extract from," Shirley'?. Dog Book <14th Edition) may b? or .merest to some of your readers: "There is first a loss
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    58 2 photo MR. ALBERT ARNTZ. of Orchard Road. Singapore, was married to Miss Anna Helena van der Lijn at the Singapore Registry on Saturday. Mr. Arntz is the son of Mr. end Mrs. A. Arntz. of Remcheid. Germany, and Miss van der Lijn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
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    Law Notice For The Day
    56 2 Law Notice For The Day Before Mr. Justice Laville at 11 a.m. SummarLses-in-Chambers and Originating Summons. At 12 noon in Ist. Court: 5.570 35— Re S^ena Oona Raja Mohamed deed.: Further consideration and Judgment Summonses Before Mr. Justice liorne in the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Assizes Rex vs. Chong
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    U.S. FOREIGN TRADE IN JULY
    60 2 Washington, Sept. 4. The American foreign trade figures for July show imDorts of merchandise were valued at $265,000,000 compared with $286.000 000 in June while exports in July totalled $267 000.000 against $265 000.000 in the previous month. In July return gold imports were less
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    MR. H. NORTH-HUNT
    28 2 Mr H. North -Hunt, Registrar-Gene-ral of Statistics, who has been seriously ill at the General Hospital, Sin^apare was reported lost night to be much better.
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    Symphony Orchestra's Splendid Sunday Evening Recital
    266 2 Symphony Orchestra 's Sp len did Su n day Evening Recital rE Singapore Musical Society's Symphony Orchestra staged a first class Sunday eve ling popular concert in the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. Tnder the baton of Mr. John Tryner. the orchestra rendered a widely -varied selection of well-known classical
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    20 2 photo MR. POH HUAT POEY was married to Miss Chew Geok him. at the Chinese Consulate-General on Saturday. Free Press
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    Ex-President Masaryk Recovering
    22 2 Ex-President Masaryk Recovering Prague. Sept. 5. PX-PRESIDENT MASARYK. icho has been dangerously ill. is stated to be slowly but steadily improving. Reuter
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    SINGAPORE PADRE TO WED NURSE
    41 2 The Rev D. E. J. Hodge, of St. Andrews Cathedral. Singapore, and until recently acting chiapllain at iTaiping, will be married at St. Andrew's Cathedral today to Miss Eileen Dines, a sister at St Andrew's Hospital.
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    National Salvation Bonds Available In Singapore
    68 2 National Salvation Bonds Available In Singapore IN reply to the various inquiries from Malaya, Mr. T. V. Soong. Chairman of the National Salvation BoJids. has replied tht thote tvishing to purchase the bonds may send their applications to the Bank of China, Si?igapore. Mr. Aw Boon Haw. of the Eng
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      147 2 TO LET. "MURTON". HOLLAND ROAD Compound Bungalow -4 bedrooms each with separate verandah Bathrooms—large dining room and lounge. Garage accommodation. Municipal water, electric light, fans, modern sanitation, two Tennis Courts. Reply Box 648. co Free Press. NOTICES. BRUNEI UNITED PLANTATIONS LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
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      869 2 TENDERS. Tenders are invited for the sale right to open one pawnshop for a period of three years from Jan. 1. 1938. In each Of the streets or sections oi streets in the Town Division of the- Settlement oi Singapoie, described in th^ Schedule hereto annexed and tenders aie also
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      409 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Muzzle your Dog With a Graf ton Muz2ie. (JOtuiiutblr firm* MEDICAL HALL, LTD. 3. Itallmi «ouc!. i BOARD RESIDENT t SEA- FRO NT KATONG GftAMGI ff, Hafat »M (near Swimming (iubi Board -Kcsidei.it- at m-iuri at<- rules Large (i.irdecis Icimis Phone: ")7jh. THE MANSION, OXLEY RISE j NOtt
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    European Says Wife Refused To Join Him In Malaya
    859 3 European Says Wife Refused To Join Him In Malaya NTESTS ORDER BY ENGLISH COUNTY COURT (trum Our Own Correspondent) Penang. Sept. 4. |H\r his wife in England had refused to join him here unItns he reached his maximum salary, which would take him about 20 years, was the statement made
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    IPOH LAWYER FINED $5
    100 3 'From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Sept. X, Found ?uilty of negligent driving Tuan Haji Abdul Wahab. an Ipoh Kiwycr. was fined $5 by Mr. S T. Stewart the police magistrate, at Butterworth today Tuan Haji Abdul Wahab wa.s alleged to have overtaken another car at an
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    52 3 Following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to the Madras Presidency for August: Arrivals State-aided figures supplied by travelling Inspectors 1 adults 2.284: minors. 462; infants 329. Arrivals < ordinary deck passengers: figures supplied bv travelling inspeci tors> 4.043; 424; 352. Departures < figures supplied by
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    R. S. F. C. Members Make Solo Night Flights
    251 3 R. S. F. C. Mem bers Make Solo Night Flights CLUBS REPORT FOR JULY rvURING the month night, fly ins; was started and now takes place regularly on Tuesdays and Fridays, states the July report of the Royal Singapore Flying Club. The following members have made ni^ht solo flights: K
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    Chicago Comes East
    51 3 You get quite a wrong idea about Chicago from the films. Its really much worse." says Miss A. E. Holi n (left), a Chicago girl who is making a round the world tour aboard the President Pierce with her sister. Miss Olive Holin. The President Pierre arrived
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    212 3 Monday. Aug. 30. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber. Government Offices this morning. Hon Mr. E. NewbOld had luncheon at Government House Tuesday, Hmg. 31. H.H. Thr Sultan of Brunei, Mr. R Irvine and the A.D.C to H.H. The
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    MAN SHOT IN COPRA SHED
    312 3 Acquittal For Proprietor Butterworth. Sept. g. 'IT'S very unfortunate that complainant should have lost his leg. but one should think of the accused being confronted in the circumstances as he was Most men could not have done bettor. He la a business man and not
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    MOORS CHEAT FRANCO
    187 3 Sell Rifles He Gives Them /"*EN FRANCOS MOORISH legion arios are reported to have discovered a paying way of cheating hi:r. They are joining up with Franco's forces in Spanish Morocco, only to de.sert as soon as they receive rifles and equipment, which they take across the
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    COOLIES SUE FORMER EMPLOYER FOR WAdES
    522 3 Defendant Denies He Was Responsible For Payment l'« ii.uij;, S# pt V. S. iMADAP. at one limr principal parlurr lh. nt»v ftiiKt V. S Mailar and Co. strveiloies ami sliippiiifi tractors, irlw \4 surd by more than iOO coolies for w;itrs. drnird beiorc Mr.
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  • IN THE BRITISH PRESS LAST WEEK
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      Financial Opinion
      377 4 Daily Express Q ilr Hi II r-LRS are oi the opinion •>-' -i.iiiu/.iti.'^ effect of the rard movement, which th the rrar:nam mt pro- r will bo t > force shipbuilding i kcea sri'l higher. ro: •>>: i:u:>le. ate?! prices hive Used only untl the end oi this
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      Review Oi Views
      298 4 Review Oi Views The Times FROM a strategic point o! view the most significant development in China— apart frxn the Shanghai fighting— has been the Japanese offensive against Kalgan, the gateway t: the Mongo'ian Plateau. This campaign in Ule rt adcw of the Gr-at Wall the control by Japan of
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      HOME NEWS
      544 4 A HOSPITAL nurse described at a Southampton inquest how she gav. the wrong injection to an appendicitis patient, who died later from an overdose oi morphia. A verdict ol death from misadventure was returned on George Stephen Kimber. aged 29. of Blackberry Terrace. Southampton. who died in Southampton
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      FOREIGN NEWS
      444 4 TEN pictures by Cousin 1 1500 to 1587> and Boucher < 1703-1770 >. stolen from Vailcires Abbey, near Amiens, in 1901. alter the dissolution of the ro'.igious orders in Fiance, have been returned anonymously to tnc building. When the Brothers of St. Vincent de Paul left the building
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      68 4 OVALTINE COLDorHot is now served in the leading Cafe's and Jteslaurunls Bertam Panels. Maker and repairer* of rattan and Bertam Chicks. Canvas and Spring Blinds. Tarpaulins. Tents, Bags. Blue Sircens. Bertam Panels. Wi-e Netting fencing. Wool buntings and Flags. ABDUL RAHMAN, Telephone 2454. Office:— 4>6 Rohinson Road, Opposite Telegraph Co.)
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    276 5 v \l! iM GIRL FIFCKS irhg hate hern staying in Berlin for some time, gfofag concerts, visited the I'nknown Warrior's Tomb, which they are Icnvni^' after placing a wreath. TU WEDDINGS o> I dwani |U theitm K.itrli.le and Miss Kleaii'M HMlt intiiM- ui in ami Mr. li.i.uiN Him; Fuller ;ind
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      33 5 THEY ARE SO OBVIOUSLY FRESH SUITABLE rOK ANY MEAL. HOT OR COLD t Irll I 1 1 rl■ i 1 1 \lr' I r«LllLli t lllLl/iillli PHONE 5376 (4 Lines i W./».S. *6<
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    STORY OF MAN WHO MADE OFF WITH LOTTERY MONEY
    1040 6 Remarkable Allegation In Butterworth Civil Suit (Prom Our Own Correspondent) l>u tterwoith, Sept. 4. A REMARKABLE allegation that a man v;.io gave out shares In his lottery ticket of the Penang Buddhist sweep had drawn third prize and had made away
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    13 6 photo*. DAMAGE DONE at the Keppel Harbour fire on In .v Free Press
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    New Plane Christened At Singapore Air Port
    440 6 New Plane Christened At Singapore Air Port AN appeal for a petrol coiicession to be granted as was given to "our foreign friends." was made by Iff. T. J B. Wearne, a dv tor 0/ Weame's Air Services, Lt the christening on Saturday by h i Rife of the Goverjior
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    WOMAN KILLED BY BUFFALO
    102 6 Tap;ih. Sept. Z. an v Chinese woman named Pang, wh 'e w i!Uxi| a Wednesday mornim i vomen compani as on a path lend::^ from Koala WI h I Tapal) about Tour miles from the latter place, wu tttacfc d and terribly gored by .1 uffalo.
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    Two Widows Lay Claim To Estate
    158 6 Two Widows Lay Claim To Estate (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh. s« p\ A CONTESTED probate action between two Hindu w< estate of one Palaniandi Pillai who was Upted to Lenggong on Sept. 6. 1936. came Up for hearing rxh.:' 1 the Justice Aitken in the Perak Supreme Court. Ipoh.
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      168 6 This heals PILES Stops Pain, Itching, Bleeding I piles may \*> m swollen and rauae h ■goal *ih\ matrm to ivpla. thera, i K»\. ;i tip h.jx- of a cure r >.v (.jwrtrion. Bf jN-rsu.ded to try I I'm VI, k" Absorptive Pile Plasma, t will soothe the pain in
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      17 6 CHAIN DRIVES SAVE SPACE EFFCRT REDUCE COSTS HANDLING CHAR. ELIMINATE transmission trour SOLE AGENTS: ff.i 1 1
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    FOREIGN FOLDINGS IN U.S. STOCKS
    136 7 $130,000,000 Paid Last Year In Dividends W.ishiu-u.n. Srpi 4. holdings Ol American stocks I Coau il amounted to about $i30.0uu.000 com- neb pared with $83.000.000 fan it>:is Interest payments on American bonds abroad are UUk changed frOß} tt $22.0C0.UUU while income of foreigners from other
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    SOVIET IN GRIP OF SPY MANIA
    194 7 SOVIET IN GRIP OF SPY MANIA Warning To Officials And Public THE anti-espionage campaign which hu.s of late been energetically waged by the entire Soviet Press, has now reached dimensions bordering on the ridiculous. Every newspaper la daily publishing leaders, articles and '"open" letters warning citizens from having anything' to
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    53 7 photo MR YEOW CHEE SENG of the Canadian Government Trade Commissioner's Office. Singapore, icas married to Miss Hue Kum Toa. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hue Cheng Chuan, at the Singapore Consulate-General on Saturday. Mr. Chee Seng is the soil of the late Mr. YeowLoo Hun and Mrs.
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    "GERMANY WILL AVOID WAR"
    102 7 Gen. (Joering's Address To Overseas Citizens Stuttgart, Sept. 4. General Goering, chi?f ol tlu German air iorce. addressing a crowd of 2i). LOU at a congress of Germans living abroad, said: 1 You must be proud when our new warships come to visit you. •'Foreign journalists
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    LOUIS TO MEET SCHEMELING
    25 7 New York, Sept. 4. Jo3 Louis and Max Schmeling have signed articles for a world heavyweight title fight next June. Reuter
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    SARRON RETAINS HIS TITLE
    23 7 Johannesburg, Sept. 5. In a 12-round bout Petey Sarron retained his world's featherweight title by outpointing Freddie Miller. Reuter
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    AIRMEN BEAT CANBERRA AT HOCKEY
    163 7 R A.F lI.Q. ii H.M.A.S. Canberra 1. Sailors and airmen defied weather and ground conditions and far from irolicing on the hockey field in Farrer Park— a field which which the steady rain was gradually developing into l miniature lake— grimly struggled for hockey honours
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    SCANDINAVIA JOINS REARMING POWERS
    45 7 Stockholm, Sept. 4. A committee of naval experts has re- commended the construction in the next four years, at a cost of $9,000,000. of three cruisers four torpedo boats, i three submarines and twelve sloops which will replace overage craft.— Reuter
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    PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND CONGRESS SESSION
    54 7 Washington, Sept. 4 The signing of the Sugar Bill by Pre- tldent Roosevelt is interpreted as an indication that he is not yet willing to commit himself to summoning an extra session of Congress. An extra session woud have been ilI most certain had the
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      20 7 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT! ITS TIJE FUNNIFST PICTURE KVFR MADE! CAPITOL TONIGHT 6.15-9.15 THEY'RE OFF (THEIR NUTS!) IW w ■■I ffi
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      185 7 HURRY UP! Last Feu Shows m b. ALHAMBRA PAVILION 't"" 0 1 TCKLSMT 6.15-9.15 /^HUNDRED THOUSAND I IOII) IN IHI 1N<;! A<>l CHEERING FANSgg^^ oK lai-cjiis- one of them mm a ruthless I 5r lo^ wOi Bus'^esi L^l'Jifllf^M'r.T.nl^ail SKE WAS A 7; !EK^f ■nnnvßiW' gut hf was v 12^™™™™™™*^ jj
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      95 7 Diary Of The Day The Tides High Water 11.40 am 9 2 ft.. 1148; p.m 10.1 It. Sports Soccer: F.A Cup. Moravia vs. B.CC. Kliney Cup tennis final at S.C.C. Cinemas ALHAMBRA Charlie Chan at the Olympics, wltn Warner Oland (APITOL A Day at the Races, with the Marx Bros
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1937. A Turning Point For Rubber?
    598 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1937. A Tu rn ing Po in t For Rubber? ALTHOUGH commodity dealers and share brokers .so often live in a woild of their own imagination, pay.'ng excessive attention to outside influences and political developments which may never affect the particular market with
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    A Journalist's View Of Spain Today
    942 8  - A Journalist's View Of Spain Today William F. McDermott Insurgents Or Loyalists? By IF the Valencia Government should win the war against General Franco, it seems inevitable that it will have still another war to win. The quarrels within the ranks ot the Government forces are deep and bitter. 'I
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    As I was Saying
    814 8 - UfHENEVER I visit a rubber plantation I think of thv? amusement which would be caused in Mincing Lane if a planter and his start of tappiny coolies were suddenly trans!erred to the City of London where they talk about rubber all day lo:^ but rarely see
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      26 8 For SICKNESS HEALTH INMJHANU APPLY TO THE GENERAL ACCIDENT MRE V LIFf ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD (Incorporated In Great lintuin) HONG KONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE. "TOONS: ti4B<:
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    MEDITERRANEAN SITUATION MUST BE SETTLED
    739 9 MEDITERRANEAN SITUATION MUST BE SETTLED FRENCH COMMENT ON NEW INCIDENTS Common Action By All Powers Being Considered "THE situation in the Mediterranean cannot remain as, it is much longer/' was the feeling in well-informed quarters in Paris following the attack on H.M.S. Havock. The English and French (lovernments have l>een
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    60 9 I U I r the V th.rland> in Mm -i port-. .Mr. W. A. A. A. M |il« ««n :irri\al back from his first trip to lir linrr Tres. Pierce yesterday. With him are Iji-h tv.u u*it f and i» n Mr Viruly ho hus only recently arrived to Hkf-
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    38 9 MISS 1.1 >IMIV ilimlMj t.i Um State Statistician of Idaho is on her way round the world by tlie Dollar liner. President Pierce. She is nurd with i Utter from Mr (ordell Hull. Secretary of State at Washington.
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    Nazi Uniformity In Religion
    99 9 Dr. Rosenberg On Kcbel Pastors Hrrliu. s«-|il. 4. |\LH TOK R NBERG supel In hai tan d a l>um N Hi deai ind fci r.-mty In German rettckMn Hfc thai Lather** aerated InU ft mob <>: const rurf iv wards Oennantalni Christianity he "is l)tnn^ paralysed
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    18 9 i meeting of Iht Printers lattan u: will bemr n toctWC by Mr Muthuthamby latlona and Ineii wt-1-
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    Advance Of Insurgents
    216 9 Aslurias Province Entered I tit insurgent advance guards have entered Asturias Province, according to a despatch from Santander. General Soichage. commanding the \\.\u. Brigade, now operating on the Santander front, is negotiating with Republican deputies, with a view to their surrender. IUUTISH EVACTATION STOPS .Ail evacuation of
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    127 9 New Daventry Transmitters London. Sept. 5. As a result of improvements carried out during the past two years, the B B C short wave broadcasting station at Daventry is now broadcasting an lour wavelengths simultaneously for 18 hours daily. Generally, two new high-powered 5n kilowatt transmitters, and
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    DITCH AIR MAIL DELAYED
    116 9 Water-Logged 'Dromes In India THE Dutch K.L.M. aeroplane from Europe, which was due in Singapore last night will not arrive until about 8 a.m. today. The plane was delayed by waterlogged aerodromes in India and arrived at Medan too late to continue to Singapore last night.
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    U.S. HOUSING PLAN APPROVED
    27 9 President Roosevelt has announced the aooroval of a measure launching the $526,000,000 experiment in Federallocal slum clearance and low rent housinir construction. Reuter
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    MEXICO SELLS ARMS TO SPAIN
    33 9 President Cardenas, in a speech to Congress, admitted that Mexio in th^ past year had sold nearly £5,000,000 worth of arms and munitions to the Spanish Government Reuter
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    HARVARD PROFESSOR IN SINGAPORE
    152 9 A DUTCHMAN vim went to MM A Unitd Stales when he was 21. became an American citizen when h<* was 34 and has risen to b>- Professor of Foreign Trade at Harvard arrived in Singapore pwterday aboard the Dollar liner President Pien -e in the course
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    Dorothy Round Weds Doctor
    31 9 THE lawn tennis player, Miss Dorothy Round, was married in Dudley to Dr. Douglas Little at the I'hurch where she formerly was a Sunday School teacher. Reuter
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    SERIOUS RIOTING IN MOROCCO—IS DEAD
    58 9 SERIOUS RIOTING IN MOROCCO— IS DEAD Paris, Sept 4 Nationalist elements havo allegedly caused serious rioting at Meknes, Morocco. Troops have been forced to fire on the rioters of whom 15 were killed and 17 are in hospital. Twenty others an 1 injured while 16 soldiers and three police are
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      168 10 From London 5.30 p. m. Sept. 4 Previously: 9d. 9 1 16d Previously: 9'^d. 9 3 16d RUBBER: Hosed. Previously: 9»..d 9 5 16d Previously. 9 5 16d 9%d. Previously. 18.63 cts. aa STOCKS: London 25.184 tons (24.C>?5 tons) Liverpool 20 066 tons < 19.9 .8 tons)
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      63 10 From London: Latest Quotations TIN: Closed. Previously: Firm at €260 12s. 6d Previously. €259 12s. 6d. NKW YORK TIN: Previously: 58.50 OPPER: Settlement: €54 12s 6d. Previously €54 12s. 6d GOLD: Yesterday: €7 0s 2» 2 d Previously: €7 0s 3d Ml \KK: Spot: 19 7 8
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      82 10 London Closing Quotations Sept. 4 Method of Parity before Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate viously Pa ris Franc to£ 124.31 132 15 16 132 15 6 New York to 4 88 4.95 7 8 495 13 16 Amsterdam Guilders to 4.98- 4 8 98 5 8 8
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      193 10 Saturday's Singapore Quotations Bangkok, demand 126' 4 Yokohama, demand 200' 4 Australia, demand 2 11 New Zealand, demand 2 10 23 32 BUYING London. T.T. 2 4 7 32 London, demand 2 4 1 4 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 932 London. 60 days' sight 2
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      83 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association S««pt. 4. 12 n i,m k noon Buyers Sellers *.'-> I I hSS incases por <i^ f onv i<) 3 8 30% (•uod FAQ. in bales 29 3 4 29 7 ai i No. IXRS.S. (Spotawardable 303 8 30» 2 -30 5 tt 30 3
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      FIRM MEASURES IN PALESTINE
      125 10 Jerusalem, Sept. 5. The authorities are taking firm measures to prevent further incidents and stamp out lawlessness. Numbers of Jews and Arabs hav-e been detained for questioning. The situation is under control. A renewed feeling of uncertainty has been produced in Palestine by the killin S
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      NEW SETTLERS FOR AUSTRALIA
      463 10 Need For A Larger Population A USTRALIA'S need of a larger popu- tatlon to assist in the development of agriculture and gold-mining S 1 stressed in a statement issued by Mr. A. H. llalloeh, managing director o! 1 Malloch Bros of Perth, one of the biggest
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      RAYON PIECE-GOODS IN AUSTRALIA
      173 10 Further Japanese Imports Likely Following the restrictions placed on Japanese rayons entering Australia at the beginning of this year, there was an immediate improvement in the position of U.K vis-a--vis Japan. Considerable fluctuations have taken place since then. and. in view of the fact that up
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      CONGRESS DEFEAT IN N. W. PROVINCE
      49 10 Ahbottahad. (North -West Frontier) Sept. 4. Tlih Ministry, headed by Sir Abdul Qayum. was defeated in the Assembly by 27 votes to 22 on a motion of nonconfidence. The Governor invited the leader of the Congress Party, Khan Sahib to meet him. Reuter
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      264 10 No Sellers At 104s Per Unit London. Aug. Wolfram and antimony again rose sharply yesterday on fears of a shortage due to the Sino-Japanese conflict Early dealings in wolfram took place around 94s per unit, but ont London firm later reported that no seller could be
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      206 10 Sept. 2. 3. 4 American Can. Com. 98 3 4 1 00 101 American Telephone and Telegraph 165 167 167- 4 Atcheson Railroad 69' 67 5 8 68 j Chesapeak 45 1 46 3 8 4b' Dupont 151'J 152 3 4 153 Firestone 31 3 4 32
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      103 10 During the week ending Aug. 28, 1937 exports of tinned pineapples from Ma- layan ports amounted to 28.087 cases. of which: 15.773 '56 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom. 1,050 (four per cent.) cases to the i Continent of Europe. 7,822 <28 per cent.)
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      1104 10 Fraser and Co.'s List (losing Quotations Saturda> 1 (l m MINIM. Bu>eil« Sellriv Anipat liii '4->> bs (is (id Asam KuniLai.g <£> 36s S7» Austral Malay [fl 56s (id :>&< lid xd Ayer Hitam (fsjj |H M 35s 6d Ayer Weng <$n 1 M 140«•
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    WORLD TRADE REVIVAL
    296 11 ON THE ROAD Raw Materials Wanted t tant 1 taken by the :he rapid reAde is discu&s- the WtgtB.i:-..< Review. 0 com] League o^ hat j trade fur.h-^r imd per etnl of the 1919 t of I»>T. and h to d. rred BonaUter- h«r ma !tcf Lniy
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    319 11 Matches Hidden In Rambutans Ipoh. Sept 3. LEE CHAI GUAN. representative ol Sin Ju Bee. of Brewster Ro^d, Ipoh. was yesterday fined 1 SI. 100. in default seven months' hard labour, for snuggling safety matches by hiding them in consignments of rambutans •Mr. Symons. Assistant Superintendent
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    37 11 By Courtesy Of Levy Co. Manila. Sept. 4. Last Sale Prices Previous Today :nok 0.64 0.63 Pesos Benguet Consolidated 10.00 9.75 I XL 056 055 San Mauricio 0.69 068 United Paracale 0.55 055
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    JUDGMENT AGAINST EUROPEAN
    133 11 Taipine. Sept. 1 a*R LIM CHYE HUAT. manager oi w Taiping Radio Cm. m yesterday awarded judgment with COftfl lor the •sum of $65.19 being three months' instalments due on a radio set pur'-hased by Mr. H. Bailey, a European warder The suit, which came up for
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      251 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated in the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members is limited to the extent and in manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1920 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Fully Paid-up.. $20,000,000 Reserve Fund: Sterling £6,500,000 Hong Kong Currency $10,000,000 Reserve
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      496 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AI'STRAI IA AND CHINA (Incorporated in England by (Royal Charter) Paid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Li-ability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate. London, EC. 2. Agreneies and Branches. Alor Star lioilo Rangoon AmriL-ar Ipoh S.< Bangkok
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      1003 11 WHV. OUR MISTER CHIMBtRLAlKl, DROPS STUD.- FINDS IT- AVERTS S T fiNK C* IT, ALF Qf COuRSE E STOPS ALARUM,, 'MOTHER CR»S»S T>><eS CAWJFEE c b vs»v THE JUMPS INTO COLD BARF-OGH-" TER eRtAV<pAST-Q# 2- READS PIPE RS BlOCMim* LARK- y^ijuMPSHOUT AGIN To <^r-^C. SeE vvoT W i *M -STOP
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    516 12 Design Of New United States y Liner DESIRE FOR "A PERFECT COMPOSITE SHIP" I TNSETTLEI) labour conditions and a desire to perfect M a composite ship design" are given as reasons for the V.S. Maritime Commission's delay in seeking bids for a <Jo(n tract for the construction of a passenger
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    EXPLOSION IN SHIP'S HOLD
    221 12 CAUSE THOUGHT TO BE CIGARETTE The explosion in the British motor- j vessel Benguela. owned by T E Evans and Co.. London, which resulted in the loss of one man blown overboard and another. John Hearne. aged 21. of Co Waterford. Ireland, dying as the result
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    440 12 AS a result of reading "Launch" the book on the lifeboat service written by Major-General Lord Mottistone. ex- coxswain of the Brooke. Isle of Wight, lifeboat, an anonymous idenor presented £3.260 to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution to pro- vide a motor lifeboat for Jersey This iboat. which
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    46 12 Mr D BUBW B A who was one ries lor some l. Editor if Um Dm on a visa to Mali m the Me' hod. I ries of Bvani Tamil chur. I He be;: an meetings .Church l Other me< day lac wsek
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      563 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m j Thursday 7.45 a.m. Swetlenham, Taiping and Telok Anson; Weekdays* 7 pm Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai Thursday and Friday* 7.45 a.m. Sundays 7 p.m Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Weekdays* 7.45 a.m and Sundays 7 pan. Malacca,
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      125 12 SINGAPORE lIARIHnn The foll-nrinc u wharves or Mp East Wharf BIIMMHi <.<<,• Op ten N<>or Wain Wharf hknn «..t, i( Kudat 17; B<m.: President Pierce 11 u pore 7 Empire Dock Kntiti.,. Shing Hwah M K Greystoke Ca vel 38 1 tnpir. |»<Hk I nli. Mon lor 48 rjnpire Dwk
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      468 13 i IT *lj3j J y^^^F* T BY P&O and BR ITISFTN bl A LIN ES INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) p O. S. N. CO'S SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Due Due innnage S'porr. Tonnage S'pore. 1^37 1937 16.000 Sept 10 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Nov. 5 15 000 Sept. 24 SOUDAN 6.500 Nov. 19 6.000 Sept.
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      506 13 (incorporated in Straits Settlements.) vdVmmk ELLERMAN BUCXNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sails x CITY OF BAGDAD Havre. London. Rdam. H'bun,', Glasgow Sept. 29 Oct. 2 CITY OP PITTSBURG Havre, London, R "dam. H'burg. Glasgow
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    KNIGHT'S EYE'S WIN: A POINTER FOR GOLD CUP DAY
    2218 15 Well Backed Horses Prominent on Saturday PUKE GOLD SEES OVER 1,200 PUNTERS THROUGH IN LAST EVENT i Ml barked horw were a«;ain prominent on Saturday, the third d.M ol the Singapore Turf Club's Mi (up meeting. Punters, r.iilv iMWCftI did not
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      168 15 HAPPY WORLD STADIUM Friday, Wth September, 1937, at 8.45 p.m. I. II KIAT PRFSFNTS THE Rl BBER HF^JI L. McMsmed FAHMY 1 W~*jr ■^a Mi<.dleu»ij{ht Cham HHI P'on ..i Effypl fl FRISCO I V ntal middl< fl Mei^hi tampion Wy I? (3i Rounds J Jljf wQBI r i uihtu .1.
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      151 15 The 1937 ©lines I ANNUAL THE PREMIER ANNUAL OF THE FAR EAST Will contain several full pafces of coloured prints pictonally portraying the infinite charm ol Malaya Several full-page colour plates depicting the vivid beauty ol C\ r± Malayan life and landscape. Ft i These plates will be splendidly a
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    ARSENAL'S EASY WIN AGAINST WOLVES
    668 16 Derby And Sunderland Share Points SECOND ROUND OF HOME SOCCER LEAGUE AItSFNAL team work was responsible for their Margin araffWi Ifcf Wolws. TIM Wolves' gland treatment did tlirm litllt- g«iott »n this inatrh. luit Mm game was not as one saUil us the snne indicates,
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    CIVILIANS BEATEN BY SOUTH CHINA IN YESTERDAY'S CHAIITY MATCH
    668 16 South hina 4 Singapore A >11XKD South China tia.u hral a Si rig a purr „i, t, x at the Alison Road Stadium y«*sterda> in a rhaniv m*U'\ Tile re were lour Singapore Chinese players in tin in,,, whilst the local
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    119 16 Fourteen cards were taken out for the September women's spoon at th,-Kt-ppel Golf Club, and resulted in a win for Mrs J F. Carr 47-14 33 WOMEN'S KEPPEL CUP The following have qualified:Mrs C Q. Starkey 48-14-34 Miss D Hirst 50-16 34 Mrs. E. Hitcham 47 12
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    ROYAL JOHORE INTERNATIONAL CLUB
    152 16 Members of the Royal Johor? International Golf Club who are desirous of playing in the mixed foursomes on Sept. 22 are requested to sign their names on the list on the Club notice board Entries clos? on Sept. 20 and partners will be drawn The monthly
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    CANBERRA CRICKETERS' BRIGHT DISPLAY
    396 16 Opening Partnership Puts On 20 Runs In 50 Minutes CANBERRA cricketers gave good display in the LJ MA S match against the S.C.C. on the padanit yesterday. The fame was abandoned on account of rain at half past lour and up to that time the sailors
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    M. BUCHANAN WINS S. G. C. BOGEY
    372 16 M. BUCHANAN WINS S. G. C. BOGEY The September bogey competition of the Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and yesterday and resulted in a win for M. Buchanan in "A"' division with a score jf 3 up. in a tie in "B" division between 3.
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    SPRINGBOKS BEAT ALL BLACKS
    38 16 Christchurch, Sept. 4. Forty- two thousand spectators saw South Africa b at New Zealand by 19 points to* 6 in the second Test match p'aved here today. Reuter New Zealand won the first Test.
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