The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 August 1932
1932-08-05
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section16 1932-08-05 1 The Singapore Free Press \D. «n^LK KSTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1932. 10 CENTS.16 words
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Article279 1932-08-05 1 U.S. will cancel war debts if Europe reduces the burden of armaments, declared Senator Borah Page 9. Nineteen American States demand that Paraguay and Bolivia make Peace Page 16. Mr. Lamont, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, has resigned owing t». heavy lesses of his private fortune Page 9.279 words
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Article1208 1932-08-05 1 A most la-cinatint,' all-day river trip, through a countryside rirh m local historical intend, can be made from Sin? .c by leaving Changi m a launch m the Mbntißfi after a substantial breakfast en shore, and proceeding up the Johcrc River to Kota Tinggi. The return Journey1,208 words
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Advertisement196 1932-08-05 1 ■:^'K'. Ji)N STORES RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water. wu THIS EVENING TF\ WINCE \NI) CABARET 6.30-8.15 p.m \\l\ SVETLANOVA AM) ALEX. SALNIKOFF w appeal during the tea dance INFORMAL D/NVER DANCE !).:>() to Midnight "-""J^sPKCIAI' SPECIAL DAILY TO-MORROW DOLLAR LUNCH RUSTAFFEL 1230 PM196 words
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Advertisement254 1932-08-05 1 M Gilbert Sullivan Night PROGRAMME 1. Selection THE MIKADO Gilbert 2. Selection THE PIRATES OF PENZA NCE 3. Selection lOLANTHE 4. Famous song THE LOST CHORD 5. Selection THE GONDOLIERS Sullivan MR. F. J. STRASSER CONDUCTING 930 to The EUROPE ORCHESTRA 11 p.m. EUROPE HOTEL Sunday, August 7th. "Absolutely Delicious"254 words
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Advertisement195 1932-08-05 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Getting at the root cause of indigestion Page 3. Protect yourself against loss by burglary Page 16. Latest son& hits en the records that will not scratch Page 1. Take pictures you will be proud to show to friends at horne Page 3. CHRYSLER LOW INITIAL COST The195 words
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Advertisement8 1932-08-05 1 i^^^SSSSSSSSSS^SSS^^SSSuM r OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES8 words
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Article307 1932-08-05 2 Monday. July 25th. HH. Tile Sultn of Fuhan^ and DngkU Mohtm -i had luncheon at Kin^'- House. Tuesda>. July 28. In the morning His Excellency visited Bereml an UMI r wnted Certificates of Honour to Che Mail bin Yahaya and Mr. A. Edmcnds •1 Uu c vi.cii Ohaaaber.307 words
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Article87 1932-08-05 2 Ceylon Man Sentenced m Bombay Bombay. Dick J W.i realdml of Ceylon. wa.> «cn r enceci bf the third Presidency Magistrate •<> row ImpriKMMMnl and a flat of R I i\ months" further imi d lofflty on chart crimir. tl by :i of trust m respect87 words
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Article32 1932-08-05 2 1 di^arded clothing, hats, shoes and §0001 will be gratefully received by the V W.C. A tor their Jumble Sale to be held Pri Au| 26th. at I p.m.32 words
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Article29 1932-08-05 2 Fl f.,,-5, m Q Ut i)ec have caused £375,000 vi aiany settlers are homeless. omr -.liar h id thirty-nine sheep. Uganda four horres Mi Nvasalaud five horses m 1930.29 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement566 1932-08-05 2 Dog Specialities Liquid Shampoo, Mange Dressing, Ear Canker Powder. as recommended m the current issue OF THE MALAYAN KENNEL GAZETTE Obtainable at MEDICAL HALL, LTD., 3, Battery Road. Singapore. Output Orders receive prompt attention. BUSINESS~"CARDST BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class Work— Lowest Rates. LAIDLAW BUILDING 'Phone 7898.566 words
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Advertisement617 1932-08-05 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders arc now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be Obtained m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Supply of 100 Pottery Oriental W. C. Pans deep pattern. Engineer's Department. Date of Closing617 words
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Advertisement674 1932-08-05 2 NOTICE 0* MM MALAYA CUP SOCCER FINAL J|\ N F.M.S, RAILWAYS. LLS Do the y trouble m NOTICE. No matter h obst In connection with the Malaya Cup Soccer Final at J^™ o^ Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, August 6th, Cheap return tickets afWd'pan 1 will be issued from Singapore to674 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous258 1932-08-05 2 THE WEEK I riday. sth. v'.atr 1236. 9.0 ft. Lawn Tennis: Garrison Tournament. Cncr. t: &CC toini? .ent Merchants vs. P.S. and L.', J ;hore vs. Rengam at Johoie Hahru. Lawn T.r.m Qillauu tournament, Tanglin. Saturday, 6th. H:jjr. Wa'.vr 00.12, 10.5 ft.. 13.05, 9.0 ft. St. A:.V Cathedral Market. Memorial258 words
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Article360 1932-08-05 3 DOUBLE LIFE Carrying Out Crimes On And Off Duty Swansea. A tiusted police officer, wha is now believed to have been Tor years an acute and determined fihop and warehouse breaker, was sentenced to 10 years' penal servitude at Glamorgan Assizes. While still f? member of360 words
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Article402 1932-08-05 3 Blind— But Gives Back A Blind Man's Smile On the terrace at the House o.' Commons 1 met (writes a Daily Express representative > three women wh:se courage and devotion to one another are unparalleled. They have defeated blindness and deafness and brought a world of living402 words
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Article91 1932-08-05 3 Released After Nearly Two Years ol Life Sentence A young mother with twins m her arms has been united with her family after nearly twe years m prison. The mother is Mrs. Olive Wise, cJ Wolthamstow, E., who m 1931 was condemned to death fcr the murder of91 words
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Article43 1932-08-05 3 The Cocoa Tree Club, St. Jsftnes" -streetLondon's second oldest clvb is to clcse dowi for a month, and its reopening depends 01 financial considerations. It has had an event ful existence since the seventeenth century when ii- was known as Will's Coffee House.43 words
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155 1932-08-05 3 Far better than relieving indig° tion troubles as they come along is to remove their cause and keep free from this harrowing complaint altogether. Even the wcrst sufferers can avoid indigestion b> taking a little 'Bisurated" Magnesia m water after meals, because this j neutralises155 words
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Article268 1932-08-05 3 Wished Success by Prince of Wales A once-successful playwright and poet, with friends among the nobility, Percival Murray Sykes, it was revealed at Marylebone Police Couit, has teen reduced at the age of 62 to selling matches m the street for a living He was charged with268 words
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Advertisement145 1932-08-05 3 bur^ Iki^^liJi i||? 4 y Burning prickly heat, eczema, with [ILj* its torment of irritation Asepso, g Mg the antiseptic toilet soap, soothes and relieves these and all skin It troubles. Asepso purifies the skin and gives it a new, healthy condition. 11l Use Asepso and keep your skin 111145 words
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Advertisement255 1932-08-05 3 I "far superior to I ANY SUSPENSORY BANDAGES Read what a "Litesome" Belt user says:--S "The Litesome' is the very finest H X article of its kind I have ever worn." H lM Thi^ man, who has lived m the SettleSm ments for years, continuously wore an H tM or255 words
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Advertisement244 1932-08-05 3 istate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street .MALACCA. 11, Light Street PENANG. 14. Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of Administration applied for244 words
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Article201 1932-08-05 4 THE frock that goes' dancing m 1932 1 is simple, yet sophisticated, with its bustle bow and backkts cursage. Frances Dee recently chose a dainty pink moire, printed with blue nowers, for her dancing hours. The Irock sweeps the ground and falls m a full flare from201 words
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Article249 1932-08-05 4 CKIRTS will be worn short on the tennis courts and golf links, but longer than ever for every other occasion, it was revealed m an interview recently by Travis Banton. Paramount dress designer. "The rumour that short skirts will return! ■ouo i> absurd.' declared Banton. when249 words
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Article119 1932-08-05 4 The New Crockery IJAVE you Mttotd how varied is the new eroctay? It includes all manner of unexpected pieces. For cdd ma there are bouillon set*— a nap bow] on I ptate Which holds also tiny r.alt and pep.- Another interesting piece 1? a beaker for hot milk, as well119 words
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Article110 1932-08-05 4 Btnbeth Wellesley, the 13-year-old -randdftughter of th« Duke a Wellinctan, has, like Wendy m "Peter Pan.' r^al little wooden ii MM perched up among the blanches of a tree. The c-.sv little h-me. which ha^ real front dK)r a :;cl -val i ett er bcx.110 words
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Article, Illustration9 1932-08-05 4 A Ceiigtitfu] evening gown, backless and with long train.9 words
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Article93 1932-08-05 4 A variety cf very lovely pigskin cases for ti: traVttOen are Ontehed With patent fasteners. Perhapa the fastener comes at the top only. the rase varies little from dinar? fttp beg. But t.here are others on which the runs all round, so that the .1 i|93 words
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Article114 1932-08-05 4 Ncvcl watches are among the luxurious and extravagant of dress accessories. Here is something quite new. A string of beads jade and pearls, or onyx end diamente is finished with a pendjnt-watch. This does not lie flat as was the fashion cf a generatior ago. Instead the114 words
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Article90 1932-08-05 4 OPOTS may not be quite so fashionable as they were, but stripes ar«r highly favoured. In new malerirls thre° and four colours are combined by means of the finest stripes. Perhaps the bright streaks are mere threadwidths. Stiiped ip:n rilks anpear 33 interesting dres ?.cce~scries. Extra-long, narrow scarves90 words
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Article59 1932-08-05 4 G:i<?hej en this seasons afternoon frocks, grow nd \>\y-r. Two-coloured sashes on the li-otnest of dark, t il; red frocks, hang .str?amerMhton at the back. Two reds have been seen on dark bue; yellow and red go on blue of every shade; orange and blue is good en59 words
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Article1152 1932-08-05 4 1 By Our Woman J 1 1 Correspondent jTIEAVEN be with the days when red flannel, were the orders" of the hour, when men wore night shirts, designed undoubtedly by a humourist, and affording them little protection or warmth and women ware high-necked and long sleeved1,152 words
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Article112 1932-08-05 4 IT is not unusual nowadays for guests to be invited to a ball and to be asked to wear a certain colour. Mayfair hostesses have had great success m this direction. There has been a 'pink dance." Here the beautiful tints ranged from rose to the palest112 words
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Article121 1932-08-05 4 QINCE beads are. nowadays, essentially a part of one's toilette. arrangements for keeping them are a matter of some concern. Seme women have goodsized lacquer boxes on their dressing-tables, or a chin,a bowl is a handy receptacle. But the neater and newer < way and. a bead expert- told121 words
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Article113 1932-08-05 4 Quite apart from the variou> adjustments one can obtain for garden furniture, as canopies, foot rests and so en. there are now a number of such contraption* for ordinary chairs. Of course, a well-used easy-chair may be difficult to move into the garden, but it is offcen113 words
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Article102 1932-08-05 4 There is no need to pack oddments into many pockets when playing golf now that a handy case, m the shape of a miniature golf bag. will hold all that is required on the "round." There are two compartments, one Jcr a couple of golf balls or102 words
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Article74 1932-08-05 4 Amber is not. at the moment, frequently worn, and that is just why it is considered precious and pretty. There are short amber necklaces and tight bracelet, as well as broo ches to fasten scarf cellars or hats of soft materials. Amber beads contrast prettily with crystal74 words
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Article82 1932-08-05 4 IN great contrast to the wraps of a few years »go are the new jaunty ■tailored trousers now being displayed by the girls V>n the beaches. Lilyan Tasman, suggests a chic coat of skipper blue flannel, made m the double -breasted style and fastened with four l*rge brass82 words
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Article111 1932-08-05 4 WELL-dvwjsctl women are showing great interest m the new shantung suits. They now wear short- shantung coats and slhn skirts, with white silk blouses, or blouses of suede crepes which are sleeveless or made with epaulettes. When natural shantung is allied to white, it often happens111 words
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Article33 1932-08-05 4 A bequest m a will which was read to Mr Justice Eve m the Chancery Division was "To my dear husband, who does not need money, I leave my blessings and thanks." i33 words
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Article94 1932-08-05 4 rVERY period produces its vegue m name* for infants. Just now a distinct change m the preference for girls' names is discernible. Simple names are creeping into fashion again, and 10-day baby girLs are often christened with one name only It may bo as brief as Ann. or94 words
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Article72 1932-08-05 4 Your new necklace can be of almost any material, n long as it is of choker lenjitti and of large Lright beads. There are stuff-covered beads which can b<? washed and strings of wooden bead* for bathing. Glass beads are m a variety of colours. Steel is set72 words
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Article76 1932-08-05 4 Anklet of silver or gold links are m fashion once aeain and many girls who have never thought of wearing anklets are now trvin X the effect. This soastjn the anklet Rops ng^never over. The ri«ht )e X wmM tppetr to be the correct place, and it76 words
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Article, Illustration185 1932-08-05 4 QNK r th m desi I UmftleM r more tempUt trainee tive. w. ■vtrj nl wp a]] rft«fcJ income', ha twice th< outfit We cmn to U.s v. flpure wifl ti are phyiicalh n t*nf( rt-.ii..-.- was a bad tn.. "fO" w:. them I am who seetn185 words
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Article124 1932-08-05 4 L n.i England I cd m thpiix'l thi n md th- n Tint B In Hyd< P (Irons an< I v hu h taki I music is b I itanda thl M I r >nd of tii. I I ftOd I lunch. I a. v.rx I (UMtit; t.. I124 words
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Advertisement347 1932-08-05 5 5 A t>i .^kt^l t^B tbH^J^ t!^. Vj i m t^ 5 i OVATIONS— PHONE 6903 M)1 QArP i I MFRT.AIXMENT. TO CHEER YOU MXXI yo FORGET YOl'R CARES THAT'S lm PERFECT R \ja-^*? A BRITISH r t^^ INTERNATIONAL |«f I— l PICTI Rl STARRING K\(;i.\\l)'S SCREEN "VAMP" BETTY AMANN347 words
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Advertisement466 1932-08-05 5 Last Night's Enthusiastic Crowds Absolutely Thrilled rCAPIT(ffLI A«AII¥ THE SHOW of the 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 j ifl»tiii€M^ To-m orrou and Mmiilav at H.1.% The ONE Picture That Dares to tell the Truth About Hollywood THE Radios 1 llfc Mighty LOST I Z SQUADRON Peep Behind Filmlands Tinselled Scenes Wonder at466 words
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Advertisement178 1932-08-05 5 ALHAMBRA TODAY! Just As You Want Them! THE **^k jf j^L In a romance that glows with MJffajr^ k the same heart warming huv i m anity and tenderness. 9H lyMli^Hpi %%8I ed it was the whole show! Dance Team! D»rected by SIDNEY LANFIELD Novel by Sarah Addington. Screenplay by178 words
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Article1070 1932-08-05 6 TENNIS TOURNAMENTS AT HOME R.A.F. CHAMPIONSHIP Polish PlayenTwin Welsh Titles London. "attack ofrUsM Lieutenant R. C. Cayand his anticipation. His returns were only moderate pace, but they seldom went awa>. m °£u>les P championship -Wing C~de. H J F Hunter and Wing Commander R E. Sweeney. 6—2. 6— a, -J1,070 words
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Article759 1932-08-05 6 BY HALF A POINT Only Two Events Won Outright [Prom Our Own Correspondent] Londan. Kent won the counties athletic title by tell a point from Middlesex at the White City. Lond °An incident m the two miles walking race virtually prevented Middlesex from securing their eighth759 words
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Article53 1932-08-05 6 Publication is announced for next September of a new bcok by Mr. A. G. Linney. author of 'Peepshow of the Port of London." It is called '"Lure and Ixjre of London's River," and will be published by Messr-. Sampson Low. Marston and Co. Ltd. Mr. Linney is the Managing Editor53 words
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Advertisement131 1932-08-05 6 Thc^ravourite J;or Every Cup Throughout the World the best judges of quality and good value insist on having Upton's Tea. They appreciate the fine flavour and perfect freshness which distinguish this famous tea from all others. On *«/e everywhere In the famous yellow tin. LIPTOMLTP T— PUaters Ceylon. Office* Cinrnmon131 words
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Advertisement142 1932-08-05 6 40 YEARS EXPERIENft t^| BEHIND EVER) PHILIPS LAI with :i M m that ensures m^ I V When Furchasis remember that price is one of the least importan: points, as during its life an electric lamp uses i current consumption many times its fiist m For Economical Lig/iting use PHILIPS142 words
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Article1564 1932-08-05 7 0 a od Wife Accuse Each Other of Stabhing JUDGE'S STERN COMMENT Up or the Other is Committing rerjury .(..min oJ an attrmpt by a wife to poison and adc In a suit for judicial separation brought II know" Kuil.i l.umpur hiiiese against his1,564 words
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179 1932-08-05 7 SHIP'S DEDICATION Remarks!* Ceremony at Greenwich London. In pouring rain, the Archbishop of Canterbury, accompanied by nine Bishops and a hundred clergy, m rcbes and surplices •win aboard the small motor-ship anchored of! Greenwich Pier ani dedicated her to service m the Melanesian Mission179 words
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Article153 1932-08-05 7 Awaiting the Final Figures Rugby, Aug. 3. The total amount of wai lean convc /ted up 10 the time of the cessation of the bonus offer 11 being awaited with much interest. The size of the operation, which is the largest ever attempted m Great Britain or any153 words
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Article533 1932-08-05 7 TWO YEARS FOR YOUNG COMMUNIST SEREMBAN CASE Seditious Documents Seized [From Our Own Correspondent] Seremban, Aug. 3. While a Chinese detective and a Malay Police constable were on rounds on the Sikamat Road on the night of March 17th.. they came across a suspicious looking character near the bridge which533 words
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Article231 1932-08-05 7 Ha r ley Street Specialists Advice I Prom Our. Own Coi respondent! London. An epidemic of summer colds is keeping doctors busy, and thousands of people are returning from holidays to go home to bed sneezing or with a chill. A Harley Street specialist said: "These people are231 words
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Article90 1932-08-05 7 Approximate Deficit of $20,000,000 Changchun. According to details published m the Chinese newspapers, the first budget? of the Manchukuo Government will show a deficit of approximately $20,000,000. The Finance Minister estimates an income Of almost $64,000,000. cf which nearly half I over $30,000,000, will be consumed by the90 words
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Article51 1932-08-05 7 Mr. Ong Kirn Seng and Mr. Wee Jitt Choon both of Telegraph Office, Malacca, will shortly be feoing on leave prior to accelerated retirement on pension. Mr. Kirn Seng has been m the service for about twenty years and Mr. Jitt Choon has been thirteen years m the office— Malacca51 words
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92 1932-08-05 7 CHEVALIER'S DIVORCE "No Other Matrimonial Intentions'* In ordc. to avoid huge crowds, the nim stai Maurice Chevalier and his wife were smuggled quickly cut of the Paris Law Courts, whither they had come m cennexion with the preliminary proceedings over Chevaliers application for divorce. Chevalier denies92 words
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Article339 1932-08-05 7 Gloves Presented to Assize Judge [From Our Own Correspondent 1 Malacca, Aug. 3. The fourth session of the Malacca Assizes was held this morning at 11 am. with the Hon. Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley, presided. There were no criminal ca-ses on the list but thertwas much339 words
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Article328 1932-08-05 7 Riot Follows Prohibition of Idol Parade In spite cf the precautions being fa ken. the cholera epidemic is gaining m force rather than abating, says an Amoy message of July 21. The average number of deaths m Amoy tl thirty a day. but some days it- is328 words
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Article207 1932-08-05 7 In the near future the Currency Commissioners will issue a $1 note of an entirely new design manufactured by Messrs. Bradbury Wilkinson Co. Ltd., England. The new note is printed on white paper and is similar m size to the existing $1 note. The colour207 words
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Article999 1932-08-05 7 BRITAIN'S RECORDS EVEN POST OFFfff] "GETS A MOVE ON" FLYING SCOTSMAN (From Our Own Correspondent! London. The craze for speed has England m its grip so perhaps one cannot wonder that youthful motorists sometimes tear along the roads m an effort to out-distance their fellows and999 words
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Article50 1932-08-05 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. D'CONCEICAO. At the general hospital, j Singapore, on Thursday August 4. following an j operation. Samuel Francis D'Conceicao. of Derrick and Coy. Remains will be removed from 172 East Coast Road, to the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, at 4 p.m. to-day, thence, to Bidadari Cemetery. l50 words
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858 1932-08-05 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, AUGUST 5th. 1932 THE GRAN CHACO DISPUTE War is very much a question of j degree. Nowadays we judge it from j the standard which was set by the four years of hostilities, the eighteenth anniversary Of the out- j break of which fell yesterday. More858 words
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Article88 1932-08-05 8 The annual meeting of the Public Services Rugby Football Club will be held this evening m thi Board Room of the Municipal offices at 6.45. Mr. Smith. Special Postal Commissioner at Harbin, has refused to hand over the keys of the post office xafes to the Mai^chukuo authorities. The Japanese88 words
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Article198 1932-08-05 8 Talkie Boom Costs Ratepayers $20,071 The story of the manner m which theatrical enterprises have been hit by the talkies is told m terras of dollars and cents m thi Municipal accounts relating to the operating ol the Victoria Theatre. The working of the Theatre and thr Mi198 words
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Article168 1932-08-05 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1 t Singapore Ratepayer's l Association 1 To the Editor. 1 Sir, In view of the public meeting convene > by the present Committee of the propose Singapore Ratepayers' Association, which wi be held on Tuesday. August 9th, at p.n at the Adelphi Hotel, I shall168 words
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340 1932-08-05 8 MAINTENANCE ARREARS Chinese Good Customer of Moneylenders Chew Cheng Swec. a beneficiary of the estate )f the late towkay. Joo Chlat. after whom the rco Chlat district is named, appeared hafDN ;he DL-trict Judge, Mr. C. Wtbom, yesterday. ;harged with failing to maintain his second340 words
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Article297 1932-08-05 8 Tense Moments at The Capitol The aerial film m the past has confined to* more or less to war drama, with the aerial thrills m the form of battles between the "anof one side and the other. The Lost Squadron which opened last night at the Capitol297 words
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Article211 1932-08-05 8 i Bright Entertainment From Elstree The Perfect Lady, the 8.1 P. picture whicli l opened at the Pavilion yesterday. I* the son j of bright, light entertainment that ELstree ha* I been producing so well of late. A musical comedy actress. Jeanette dv Barn i (Betty Amann) lures211 words
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Article59 1932-08-05 8 Protest Against Heavy Ren d. Charges [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT r-y /Vumkdk. Aurwt 4. \e There were no riklshas on the streets hci \y to-day the men being on strike against th rent charges. They have to pay the owners 75 cents ll twenty-four hours. Streets devoid59 words
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Article232 1932-08-05 8 SUICIDE WED PRESENT airmavTp,, MRS. KESfc MIAMI TRJJ LOVER'S J I M I IV. L 1 I X) Alls!! I v rhargwJ I Latu I >h<> va I ■t I MM <l i. ••••r<i|>i a n h.<\<- tin- th.msand fcj^ J \\«il .m.: pftMM i, v |in.|« t «hrn hr232 words
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Article16 1932-08-05 8 bcokei lltlf> foll m MSI £139 i Tli< t M. notify tO-« foljov j Sat16 words
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Advertisement235 1932-08-05 8 A REVEALTION IN IC^EJTANKS Inexpensive *uncUce JB'S I'^^1 Upkeep Economical %w in ice PRICES AND DEMONSTRATIONS from the SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO.. LTD., (Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinance* ol Hong Kyngi (Incorporated m Shanghai) 201 CANTONMENT ROAD. TELEPHONE 5371 A 5J78. "BUY WITHIN THE EMPIRE" ROYAL BAKERY BREAD IS235 words
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Advertisement33 1932-08-05 8 A HAPPY THOUGHT Itt FOR THE pi CHRISTENING fr PRESENT. a: IB I VHI b CHILDREN'S CUPS l IN SOLID SILVER. b 1 U. S. de Silva Bros., J 2:5 High Street, Singapore.33 words
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Article112 1932-08-05 9 BORAH PODGES U.S. Glad to Cancel War Debts JL I EUROPE REDUCES ARMAMENTS Minm.ipoliv \u«. oomic coniorence is i rim the t rations, war llr ronlisposed ol by interlaid Senator Borah last nifhl react without would be tanta- ■iinut the Prince v pj >,(s| MXX LKAD .•rticularly with the aReuter - 112 words
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Article75 1932-08-05 9 Heath of Well- Known Writer i London. Aug. 3. •on ha.s died m peratton. Japan followed world m 1912 and 1913 on a I rshl h> uter. MMI bt the laU Lowes number of books DC Revolution and DevetopaMOfl nth Century, Hw aning of Good. Chinaman, Religion, a75 words
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Article26 1932-08-05 9 Tv INano lor Kxperimental PnrpoMs 1 or.don, Aug. 4. irehawd tar the ill be used for rmhiiir i -CnmiMiMtei instructions In me iffliimium26 words
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Article31 1932-08-05 9 ullh Arenl )ea(l m Btthroom N KMB, Au R 4. and Wind dead as a In a bathroom of l M*9 this tO SUllUll' I the tran.-dy been nuurrted.31 words
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Article35 1932-08-05 9 I K «Bolution I I'oonj. \ujr. 4. I mmmm bew, politicians B pa.vsod aw- H* simultaneoui ordinances b 3 I rlvu dttohedlenct 1 i MM alsc I ruble con- meihoii of dls- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article409 1932-08-05 9 IMMENSE MARKET New Minister's Reception m London London, Aug. I. The m->st cordial welcome was extended to he mm Chinese Minister. Mr. Quo Tai Chi. l ho arrived at Waterloo station at noon to-day j I rcm Southampton where the Majestic docked I rom NewReuter - 409 words
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Article230 1932-08-05 9 BOYCOTT REPRISALS Japanese Marines Landed at Shanghai Shanghai, Aug. 4. A sensation has been caused m Canton by the discovery of an alleged conspiracy among I leading Chinese tv harbour imported Japanese goods. The man chiefly involved is Peng Chao-seng. member of the Executive Committee of the National Salvation Society230 words
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Article102 1932-08-05 9 New Italian Minister Arrives m London Rugby. Aug. 3. When Signer Grandi. the new Italian Ambassador, reached London to-night lie was met M the station by the Foreign Secretary. Sir John Simon, who greeted him warmly and i x.ut-ssed his pleasure that their collaboration at L.iusanne and Geneve,British Wireless - 102 words
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Article66 1932-08-05 9 Australian Discussion With United Kingdom Rug-by, Aug. 3. At the Imperial Economic Conference at Ottawa to-day the principal event was the meeting of United Kingdom and Australian delegations to examine definite proposals affecting each country. Similar meetings bes tween other Dominions are to be held during r the66 words
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Article196 1932-08-05 9 TRIBUNAL OFFER "Britain's Pride Not Wounded" Mr.nr.ur. Aug. 1. Sir Thomas livikip. Attorney-General, made i spiriied attempt to impart a better atmos- J Jhere into the Anglo-Irish controvery m a peech here to-night. He emphasised that the 3ntish Government was still ready to submit heReuter - 196 words
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Article164 1932-08-05 9 'Only Hope of Ireland's Salvation" Dublin. Aug. 3. The Senate has adopted the motion by the < p armers' leader. Mr. Counihan. requesting the J Government to re-open negotiations on the and annuities question immediately. j ThLs was the termination of an exciting iebate. m which Mr. CounihanReuter - 164 words
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Article49 1932-08-05 9 J De Valera's "Emergency" < Budget Dublin. Aug. 4. De Valera gave no indication from whence the money is coming cr how it will be spent when he introduced an emergency estimate of J £2.000.000 m the Dail this afternoon for the •furtherance of his economic policy." Reutor.49 words
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Article105 1932-08-05 9 U.S. Secretary of Commerce Resigns Washington. Aug. 3. The Secretary of Commerce. Mr. Lamont. has resigned. Mr. Roy Chapin. chairman of the Hudson Motor Co.. succeeds Mr. Lamont. An official announcement states that Mr. Lamont resigned In order to re-enter private business, but it is noteworthy that heReuter - 105 words
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Article45 1932-08-05 9 Britannia Second m Cowes Race London, Aug. 3. At Coves to-day m the J. Class Mr. Hugh Pauls Astra was first. His Majesty's Britannia second and Mr. Stephemcn's White Heather third. The American boat Jill was third m the six metres international clase ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article44 1932-08-05 9 New York Stock Market New York, Aug. 3. Stcck market bears were trapped m the sharpest upswing experienced this yesr. Leading? issues closed three to seven points higher and the turnover of shares was nearly two and a I half millioni ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article37 1932-08-05 9 j It is confirmed by a late telegram from Heilungkiang that General Ma Chan Shan L- alive. He has formally cabled to Peiping that ;he is safe, although a reward of $1,000,000 haibeen offered for his capture.37 words
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Article243 1932-08-05 9 CRITICAL SITUATION CHINESE LIGHTNING STROKE SUCCESS FLOODS HOLD-UP WARJ Shanghai, Aug. 4 Japanese losses In the heavy fighting round Yinkow are estimated at 1,000 killed and wounded. To prevent the Japanese from reinforcing the southern positions along the South Manchurian Railway several junctions of the track have243 words
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Article356 1932-08-05 9 Japan Amazed by Chinese Success Shanghai. Aug. 4. Japanese military authorities m Manchuria are amazed at the success of the operations m j the South Manchurian Railway zone of the j reorganised Chinese National Salvation Army ?f Fengtien. During the past few weeks, all the leaders356 words
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Article203 1932-08-05 9 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Japanese Armoured Train m Action Fighting continues m various parts of the southern half of the Province of Fengtien between the Chinese National Salvation Army and Japanese and Manchukuo troops. The Chinese volunteers will surround the port of Yingkow are engaged m a very severe battle with Japanese203 words
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Advertisement14 1932-08-05 9 S GRAND CHACO DISPUTE Latest Reporto from South America i i m Page 16.14 words
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Advertisement305 1932-08-05 9 6(o he perfume which •4T/1 7o»f*» r tff Powder Some perfumes remain just perfumes. .But m ill ocrry the same fragrance tl 47tt y TV m ,.n».c J»c 1. U ,;,U »K.,r iirtugheui your toilet it i» 1 oitrt merges its. charm with that Perfumed with the alluring of your305 words
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Advertisement982 1932-08-05 10 1 1 1 I I.N i >. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Shin Co., Ltd., and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co., (1932) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.', THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. TOE CUNARD STEAM SHIP982 words
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Advertisement541 1932-08-05 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Due Spore. Sails Spore. Steamer b.s. CITY OF FLORENCE For Marseilles, Havre, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Aug. 30 Sept. 2 s.s. CITY OF MELBOURNE For Marseilles Havre,541 words
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Advertisement417 1932-08-05 10 British India and Apcar iL (Incorporated In V: MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARr SERVICE. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S RAM LONDON AND FAR FAST MAM M.^,,, M|f M OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA jii., Due Tonnage. Singapore. lm MALWA 11.000 Aug. 5 RANCHI NOVARA 6.990 Aug.417 words
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Advertisement635 1932-08-05 11 0. S. K. Line. nrt AFKH V NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA AND INDIA. tifiHKO Doe. Salto. LONDON. Rotterdam. Hamburg and Antwerp |H** b Aden, Suez and Port Said. Aug. 16 17 i»l KHAN. Cape Town. Rio de Janeiro, Santos. ><\l"* MXX i!id Buenos Aires via Colombo world Passage £190) Aug.635 words
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Advertisement417 1932-08-05 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE Ufnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIAYOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD-GRAND CANYON WEEKLY SAILING FKOM HONG KONG AND OK MANILA NEW LOW THROUGH FARES ORIENT TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA WILL BE QUOTED UPON APPLICATION. EUROPE vm SUEZ SAILINGS EVERY OTHER TUESDAY MAINTAINED BY THE STEAMERS PRESIDENT417 words
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Advertisement882 1932-08-05 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ J MAROS— Friday. Aug. 5. Poeloe-Kidjang. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas and Rengat OP TEN NOORT— Friday. Aug. 5. Muntok. Data via. Semarang and Sourabaya TINOMBO— Friday. Aug. 5, Belawan-Deli. DE WEERT— Saturday. Aug. 6, Blinjoe. Djeboes. Pangkal-Pinang. Koba, Billiton and Batavia. BONTEKOE— Saturday, Aug. 6.882 words
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Article297 1932-08-05 12 Girl Who was 16 Different People An amazing *tory of a girl with 16 personalities is revealed m the "Lancet" by j Dr. Alexander Cannon, assistant medical officer of Colney Hatch Mental Hospital. Following an attack of meningitis at the age of 13, the girl developed a secondary297 words
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Article236 1932-08-05 12 SOS After She Left Hospital A race against time to save life followed a broadcast SOS and life just won. Of all the hundreds Of SOS appeal.i&ut by the BBC. thJg menage to locate schoolgirl with a pin m her throat was by f.\r I236 words
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Article70 1932-08-05 12 Geisha Girls for Hollywood Tokyo. Twenty geisha girls will invade the United States during early September at the special request, ol Ch:.rlie Chaplin who visited Japan m June. This request was brought back by an officer of the motorship Hikawa Maru, on which Mr Chaplin returned to70 words
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Advertisement680 1932-08-05 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the S3. MANGOLA (3.352 tons). [Cargo only] s.s. MATtELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de680 words
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Advertisement280 1932-08-05 12 Kerr Steamship Guj (Incorporated In USA *IU NEW YORK SERVICE. Regular Freight Service to Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore ri> o M.S. SILVERWILLOW In Port M.S. SILVERYEW Aug. 16 M.S. SILVERCYPRESS Sept. 6 II For rates and particulars please apply to IGUTHRIE ft co SILVEK JAVA rid PACIFIC ,xva BF\ Mll280 words
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Miscellaneous635 1932-08-05 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) except Sunday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas; every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8.30 a.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) Sunday635 words
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Miscellaneous182 1932-08-05 12 Togian. Dut. 672. from Pontianak 4 for Pontianak 6. Alipore. Brit. 3241, from Nagoya 4. for Bombay 5. Simaloer. Dut. 4119. from New York 4 for Tg. Priok Batavia 4. Perak. Brit. 5f9, from Penang 4. for Penanp 6. Tohiti, Dut. 683, from Djambi 4, for Bat?via 7. Lyee Moon.182 words
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Article45 1932-08-05 13 The fcllowinu rates lrom Singapore anri Penang lo Calcutta becom" effective Aug. 3rd, 1032: Rubber n, biles or cases. LatCX, Unites and Revcrtex m drums or tins' m cases. $1000 per 50 cv. ft direct 950 per 50 cv. ft. via Rangoon.45 words
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Article106 1932-08-05 13 Aground off Johore Coast Further enquiries yesterday into tlu> wreck j cf tht NorvM'ui'ii steamer Dukat. the oiiginal report cf which re k heel the Free I»ress late on Wednesday night reveal that the ship ran aground at Bulau Point, off the CMMft of Johore. not it Berlayer106 words
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Article240 1932-08-05 13 Thr annual report of the Royal National Life-brat Institution for 1931. which has just bMB published, records the rescue from shipwreck round the coast of the Brit-ish Isles last yt-ar of 271 lives. Twenty-:,ix brats and vessels were also saved or helped to safety. The majority of the240 words
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Article92 1932-08-05 13 The United States tennage laid up g at the beginning of this year was 3.030.000. a In 1828 it was already 2.978.000 ton-;. L For other countries the figures for steam- L ers and motorships are Great Britain jj 539.000 gross tons m 1928. and 2.919.000 tons92 words
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Article79 1932-08-05 13 Shanghai Is now the third port m the world n and serves a region of China whose inhabitants t number over 200 million. Her shipping trade P movement has increased from 19,723 ships of r a tonnage of 24.082.000 m 1921 to 23.739 ships, whose tonnage79 words
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Article59 1932-08-05 13 Per P. and O. Mantua from China and f Japan: Mr. H. Kleff, Mr. C. Burgess, Mr. T. r K. Chian. Mr. T. C. Kirn. Mr. W. M. Dca. Rev a and Mrs. B. Roach. Deacon Ne:san. Deacon c Joseph. Mrs. A. Jones. Miss B. Appleby. Mr.>. C.,f59 words
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Article210 1932-08-05 13 Tbc X .P.M. Pahud arrived m pcrf from t Ampenan yesterday with 695 pigs r.nd 100 oul- locks, and the Scciete Maritime Indochionoise t i vessel G. G. Paul Doumer brought 120 pigs from Saigon. t The new port of Callao. the port of Lima, l I the capital of210 words
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Article122 1932-08-05 13 along her decks and turning her sails into a towers of shining silver that reached far up into the sky. v Hope came with *he wind, hope that seemed to put new life into ship as well as crew, for she seemed a living creature as she lifted b to122 words
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Article1070 1932-08-05 13 The north-east trade wind had died away during the early evening and the sails lay listless against the masts or occasionally lifted to gentle puffs of wind that crept over the sea. As the sails bellied out and dropped again, the reef points beat a strange tat-too along1,070 words
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Advertisement434 1932-08-05 13 {SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (paily and Weekly Editions) I ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. Iddress: ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. morning daily m M-ilaya. th< Chota Kazri each newi, latest telegrams incementt. London rubber a nd t appear daily. Special ide pictures, serial story, > notes, ladies' page Wl i fashions, flying, sporting, articles, besides letters434 words
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Advertisement323 1932-08-05 13 PHONE 5874.^,— «-j_ Co. l *<^^^u*Ajml^^^^H T^B^^ Merenandi>* .Motor Cars 4 COLLYER QUAY (A.P.8..) The Importance of Salt OnYourOable «^^^fr) The salt cellar on your table can be the hallmark of discrimination it' it is filled with the fSffgJg finest, purest table salt m the world— dry, KSjFWj free-running, economical,323 words
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Article672 1932-08-05 14 STATELY CEREMONIAL In the Abbey, Among the Nations Great With stately ceremonial and with pomp and circumstance they took all that was mortal of Field-Marshal Viscount Plumer from among his oldlers at Wellington Barracks to be buried I among the Kings at Westminster Abbey. They672 words
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Article1206 1932-08-05 14 Rise to Fame of Dandy Who Wore Monocle At the end of the South African War there were not many British comimndcrs who had been engaged In it from the beginning to the end against whose name there could be written re regrettable incidents." General Plumer,1,206 words
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Article81 1932-08-05 14 The following is the programme of drills up and for August 7th. Friday, 5 p.m., Bukit Timah, "A" (M.G.) Coy. 1 PI., Practice Competition, 5.15 p.m., Pullerton Building. Rangetakers, sth. Lesson, Headquarj ters. Fortress Coy., European Section, Malay Headquarters, "F" (Malay) Coy., Company Parade, "D" (Eurasian) Coy.,81 words
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Article204 1932-08-05 14 The following are Singapore Voluntt *t Corp.* routine orders by Lieut. Col. M. J. T. Reilly. M.C.. Commanding S.S.V.F. Singapore, Aug. 3. Ranges The following range allotments are published for information: Buses leave Headquarters Sat. Sun. Bkt. T Range Farrer R. 2 p.m. 7 30 a.m. 6.8.32204 words
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Article171 1932-08-05 14 Occupants of an Ancient Tomb Koine Excavators working near an Etruscan tomb near Populonla— an Etrurian site on the coast south of Leghorn— were witnesses of a ferocious encounter between a wolf dog of the Alsatian type and sixteen snakes— the dog being victorious after half171 words
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Advertisement162 1932-08-05 14 To treat these complaints successfull/, get to the root of the trouble. Clarke's Blood Mixture is the world's greatest blood purifier and healer, it is famous for Blood and I Skin Disorders. I Of all Chemim and Stores. Equally good m LIQUID or TA BLETform Dr. Wille EYE SPECIALIST SEMARANG,162 words
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Advertisement580 1932-08-05 14 BANKS AND /NSf CHARTERED BANK THE VDKOIUm, OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA iT II (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter* I Tr '-111, •aid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 eacn £3.000.000 Capital Sub Reserve Fund £3,000.000 up> Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000,000 R<>M n HEAD OFFICE I 38.580 words
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Advertisement105 1932-08-05 14 CREDIT^ DLVIRBItOm SOCIETE IXOffl HEAD OFFH f mqJ HANKOW BRIC MORTGAGE Ol !14 I fttEYEI UMig EH Plht. it i. |th. n. (Mbi <I A li |p| r.iphi. \M f. !'<» lU.v II II S.OfRI THE SOUTH 3RITISK l\^l R wt I I OMTAXI 1 1* FIKK. MARINE, W MOTOR105 words
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Miscellaneous417 1932-08-05 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a list of stations which can c received m Singapore Java Stations Bandoeng PLM from about .20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony 1 ;sts with Sydney, Australia, and other stations, rsual call after records "Hullo Sydney." j Tanjong Priok. 21417 words
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Article11 1932-08-05 15 NGE FROM PROVATE COMPANY rJXCHANGE (her Activities of the IXX rl11 words
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Article56 1932-08-05 15 I o:i- ii mplion Of Fttdst--h ".is rl of •ducts and blffa J proC \-.ajor 1 r UPi Lshed HW'.t oi (OMMODITII 8 I I I Iv the ;ind than B 0 lb. 1 the I I jTltlTlsir (AMPAK.N I :i has i F* I 1 156 words
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Article128 1932-08-05 15 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber A satiation held its I.oBlst. auction yesterday, when there was catalogued 1.557,902 lb. 695.49 tons. Ottered 1.428.496 lbs; 637 72 tons. Sold 1.192.435 lbs: 532.34 torts. Spot London 2 l-16d. New York 3's cts. PRICES REALIZED IM.tn-d sin.,kfd Shwt Cents Per128 words
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Article595 1932-08-05 15 The following publications were issued or ..cd by the Department of Statistics. S.S. md F.M.S. during the period from July 23rd to 29th, 1932. inclusive, and are available for public- use m the Reference Library. Pullerton Building. Singapore Application may be made ten of the public595 words
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Article356 1932-08-05 15 To- Day's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES August 4. SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 3 29J32 London, 3 months' sight 2j3% London, 60 days' sight 2|3 27J32 London, 30 days' sight 2 3 13|16 London, demand 2 3 25 32 London, T.T. 23 34 Lyons, Paris, demand 1025 Hamburg, demand356 words
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74 1932-08-05 15 August 4th.. 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 6 1 business done Standard R.S.S. on Tender Aug. 6' 4 65 16 Sept. 6 5 16 6\ Oct. 6 s 6 7 16 Oct-Dec 6 7 16 6.. Jin-Mar 6 674 words
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Article957 1932-08-05 15 THIRS.JAY, AUG. 4 TH. 1931 CLOSING QUOTA! IONB Buyers Sellers Aaam Kumbang (t) 21s Sd 23s 3d Austral Malay 18s 20s Aver Hitam (ss» 10i ll Bangrin Tin (C) J* 8 > Batang Padang ($1) 05 M Batu Cave l$D 2 31 Bukit Arang ($1) 40 nom957 words
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Article118 1932-08-05 15 Changes m Representative Prices [United Press Association] Aug. 2 3. American Can. Com. 37 4 42 4 Am. T'phone and T'graph 89 4 96 4 Dupont 27 4 30 4 Firestone, Common 11% 114 Gen. Electric 13 4- 144 Gen. Motors 10 4 12 Goodrich 4118 words
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Article187 1932-08-05 15 THE ABROAD I BritLsh Radio Official Service 1 1 July 20 Aug. 2 3. Amsterdam 8.85 4 8.73 4 8.73 Athens 550 550 550 Belgrade 225 220 220 '.Berlin 15 14.774- 14.774 Bombay ls. 63 32 ls. 6 332 as. 63 32 Brussels 25.724- 254 25.324Bucharest 600 590 590 Buenos187 words
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Article317 1932-08-05 15 Mr. Bertram F. White on the Position The twenty-seventh annual ordinary general meeting cf the Cicely Rubber Estates Company, Ltd.. was held on Friday July 15. at 4. Lloyd'savenue. E.C. Mr. Bertram F. White (the chairman > said: As is enly to be expected with rubber selling at317 words
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Article1099 1932-08-05 15 Mr. William Graham on Its Anomalies The twenty-first ordinary general meeting of the Bisichi Tin Company (Nigeria). Ltd.. was held on July 14. at Southern House (formerly Canncn-:;treet Hotel), E.C. Mr. William Graham (chairman), presiding, said You will expect me to say a word about tin restriction1,099 words
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Article32 1932-08-05 15 1. The real and lasting solution of tht pcst'vai i. problem lies m the East, and it is by the "West jthat this solution alone can be operated. Mr. lE. J Bunbury.32 words
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Advertisement69 1932-08-05 15 d si-Mmu.OOQ Assurance In force over $35,000,000 jt^rt^Jlii {he Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) t Eastern Life BuiJding, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. 0000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act69 words
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Article96 1932-08-05 16 COUNTY CRICKET BRILLIANT BOWLING Quick Victories of Kent and Gloucester Kent vs. Glamorgan At Canterbury: Kent won by an innings and 169 runs. Kent 376. Glamorgan 118 and 89. Glamorgan followed on. Ames scored 130 for Kent. Freeman took 7 Glamorgan wickets tor 4296 words
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Article148 1932-08-05 16 New World Records at Los Angeles Lcs AnjjeVs, Aug. 4. Then- van 80.000 spectators at the Olympic Oamvs to-day. T.ie 110 metres hurdles was won by Saling 'Urlird StattM m 14 6-10ths. sees., followed by Beard and Keller (United States,) Finlay and Burghley. In the 200 metresReuter - 148 words
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Article25 1932-08-05 16 By two races to one Van Egmond < Holland won the Olympic thousand metres scratchcycling race beating Chaillot (France) m the final. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article169 1932-08-05 16 Classification of Horses and Ponies The Straits Racing Association announces the following transfer and classifications: HORSES Transfers.— Punkawalla from Class 2 to Class Battle Creek from Class 1 to Class 2. Glad Eyes from Class 1 to Class 2. Furrow from Class 2 to Class 3 Hot Iron169 words
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Article117 1932-08-05 16 Vice-Commodore and Tromp Trophies The "A" Class R.S.Y.C. will sail the first of a series of three races on Sunday for the Vice Commodore's Trophy and "B" Cla^s will sail the first of a series of two races for the TromD Trophy. Starts at 10 and 10 10117 words
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Article188 1932-08-05 16 Raffles Institution Draw With E. G. Staunton's XI 1:1 1 Staunton's XI. l A hockey match was played between Raffles Institution and Mr E. G. Staunton's XI on the school ground yesterday resulting m a draw The viators put up a strong side but were met vorv r "l188 words
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Article214 1932-08-05 16 POLO TAIPING'S FINE WIN Sullivan Scores Six Goals I Prom Our Own Correspondent] Penan*. Aag 4 T**!* 11 7: Iskandar 2. The final of the Spooner Cup polo tournament was held this afternoon on the polo ground when Taiplng beat Iskandar by 7—2. Iskandar were the214 words
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Article137 1932-08-05 16 A!] Matches to be Played at Tanglin The committee has derided that the remaindei Of th? matches m the Garrison lawn tennis tournament will be played on the Tanglin courts. R*rults of yesterdays matchesMen's Open Singles Major Graham beat Lieut. Orr. 6—o. 6—2. Capt More beat Lieut.137 words
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Article52 1932-08-05 16 Men's Handicap Singles At 3.4 5: Capt. More vs. Lieut. Heath. Lieut. Muirhead vs. Lieut. Huggett. At 4 30: Col. Power vs. Major Young. Capt. Stukes vs. FLI. Hughes-Hallett. Men's Open Singles Major Graham ts. Lieut. Phillips. Mixed Doubles Handicap Major and Mrs. Winder vs. Lieut. Cumberlege md52 words
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62 1932-08-05 16 OLD RAFFLESIANS' ASSOCIATION TENNIS Ng Wing Chon owe 2 received a walk over from R. F Smith owe 40 m the tie arranged for this week. The following ties will be played In the course of next week. Monday Cheong Chec Tong owe 30 vs. F. Norris ewe IVI Thursday62 words
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Article212 1932-08-05 16 The following have been invited to play cricket for Etceteras vs. S.R.C. on Saturday August 13th, at S.R.C. R. Boyer. D. C. Burn. O. Child. W. W. Dean, M. C. Elliott, T. P. Garside, A. W. Nicholson, H. B. Noon. j. C. S Ponsford. L. V. Rolfe, J. L.212 words
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Article58 1932-08-05 16 Ho Hong team folded six substitutes against the Marines m a third division match at the S.H.B. ground yesteTday. Marines won by a lucky goal scored by Bakri* about ten minutes from the start, the only goal of the match. Defence of the Ho Hong team58 words
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Article29 1932-08-05 16 All members interesting m hockey are asked I to attend the annual hockey meeting on Tues- I day at 6.15 pjn. Business-Election of officials- fixtures etc. j29 words
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Article837 1932-08-05 16 NAZIR ALI CENTURY Uphill Fight on Difficult Wicket The iiidian cricketers defeated Scotland at Dundee by 200 runs. The touruts bowlers found the wicket suited hem on the opening day. and they disposed of Scotland for the meagre total of 81. Prior to this India had been837 words
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Article156 1932-08-05 16 GRAN CHACO DISPUTE 100,000 Miles of Worthless Territory Washington, Aug. 3. Representatives of nineteen American nations to-night are signing a statement for immediate despatch calling on Bolivia and Paraguay to j cease hostilities. Reuter. Washington, Aug. 4. The United States and eighteen American nations have signed theReuter - 156 words
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Article193 1932-08-05 16 Paraguay Outside the Law La Paze. Au*. 4. The Bolivian reply to the League of Nations appeal for a peaceful settlement of the dispute with Paraguay, states that while not refusing pacific means for a solution of the controversy, "the facts plac? Paraguay outside the law and oblige193 words
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Article58 1932-08-05 16 Australia Beaten by Japan London. Aug. 3. At Bournemouth to-dny Japan b?at A strain hi the lawn tennis content by 4 matches To I? Australia's mlv win .vas m the match m which Sproule beat Kuwub.ra 6—l: 6—3: 7—5. Kuwubara twisted his ankle and W3s unable to participateReuter - 58 words
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Article304 1932-08-05 16 Singapore Association Tournament The following are the result-, of mitche< played In the Singapore Badminton Associatior tournament. Junior Division Tan Chuan Heck beat Chan Chun Lim 15-3. 13-13 (5-3): Michael Tan beat Tan Quee Leng 15-n. is-7; Ang Whatt Kirn beat Wee Cheng Hock 15— ll. .s—B Yec Joo304 words
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Article20 1932-08-05 16 Max Brilka. the German welter-weight boxer will give a public exhibition bout at the New World at 5 p.m. to-night.20 words
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Advertisement277 1932-08-05 16 The tuneful music of "GOOD-NIGHT VIENNA' the most successful of Hrj Talkies recently Kreened T. Pavilion Theatre is tart "HIS MASTER'S VOlo RECORDS Aftß^ GOOD-NIGHT, VIENNA B. 4083 LIVING N CLOVER R fil79 GOOD-NIGHT, VIENNA B. 6172 LIVING IN CLOVFR GOOD-NIGHT, VIENNA B 4103 SUNSHINE SUSIE s. moutrieTco. v (Incorporated277 words
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