The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 June 1933

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. *****. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    49 1 I he names uf Mr. Norman Davis. Cicneral IN-rshinß and Colonel Lindbergh Here amonj{ the li^t of privileged purchasers of stock from Moiji-iii^ disclosed at thi- roiitiniuttion of the VVashingion enquiry yesterday Pa«e 9. The terms uf the Si no -Japanese armistice are announced —^agv 9.
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    STOP PRESS
    121 1 THE ARMISTICE London. June 1. 1 am very ylad to infom the House thai the Sino- Japanese arniLsticf uu.s .signed yesterday." announced Sir John Simon m the BOOM of Commons, amid m reral rtlten. He added that at BNBI nt he was without details of the termv Mr.
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    AT THE REST-HOUSE
    1327 1 44T1 i> '*-<•« I thi.l iiji Sahib BJMaIOJ ruble. Mahy ahibs sad ludies MM her<\ botli In 1 /i ;tiui Annrukuni. but }»\v oi tin m speak Arabic, .md 1 cannot talk to them. They all itay here, ..mi when they -o they write m th«book tliat
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      118 1 r oN^F' ALL fPRO\ iSION STORES iFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL THIS EVENING TEA DANCE-6 30 to 8.15 p.m. |i*» 111' A IOIIKTER VPPEAR DURING THE HANCES IHAI DINNER DANCE-9.30 to Mid-Night SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd. IAL DINNER AND RACE BALL RYA FORSTERS CABARET FINAL i'KRFORMANCE EXTENSION TILL 2 a.m. I
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      191 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE I Entertainmeut by I RENE PAVLKTTE PAUL STRATSS SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1933. THE KING'S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL l»l\\i:it 4ID Entertainment by RENE PAVLETTE PAUL STRAUSS EXTENSION TILL 2 a.m. RENE PAVLETTE the wonderful child dancer CAPITOL RESTAURANT t KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE SATURDAY,
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      254 1 Manchukuo has blocked the C.X.X. tin** from Man<-huli to Suifenho— Pa*e 7. Probable runners and n>« Uw for thr mhn Pa«e 16. A Kuropfan was charged with breach of trust is inspect nf Xl.OOO m the DLstrioi Court Pa^e 7. Plague has broken out m .lava and vi certain districts
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      6 1 OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    THE £ ABROAD
    178 2 THE ABROAD Par May >7 ;;0. Amsterdam 12.07 B. 3'_• 8.30 Athens 375 590 590 Belgradf 25.22.. 250 245 Berlin M.4) 14 13 32 14 13 32 Bombay Is. 6d. Is. 6 5 64d. Is 6 5 64d. Brussels 35 MJSH 24.00 1 Bucharest 313 570 565 Buenos Aires 47.58
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    ESTATES' ASIATIC STAFFS
    92 2 Klang. May 30. At the fourth annual general meeting of the Estates' Asiatic Staffs' Association. Selangor. Klang -Kuala Selangor Branch, at the Jubilee English School. Bukit Rotan. the following were elected office-bearers: chairman. E. Karunakaran: vice-chairman. Dr. P. P. Menon; hon. secretary. P. K. Nedungadi: hon" treasurer.
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    68 2 Mr. and Mr,, a. Abernethy. of Ipoh. have i^ued invitations for the marriage of their eldest daughter Miss Doris Marjorie Abernethy fa Mr. OttVW Charles Warren, employed at St.uch Bros.. Ltd.. Ipoh. which win ta ke place at the Church of St. John the Divine. Ipoh on turday. Jun 10.
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      508 2 DISTEMPER IN DOGS. SHERLEY'S APPROVED REMEDIES. LINTOX. A proved Cure and Preventive. Sure and 'rapid m its action. DISTEMPER CURE. Removes the fever m less than twenty-four hours. TONIt QUININE PILLS. Especially valuable m the second stages to prevent collapse and complications. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER
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      680 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given that tender* we now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Supply of Heavy Pipes and Cast Iron Specials for period Oct. Ist, 1933 to Sept
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      341 2 NOTICES. SINGAPORE AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. Football A friendly match STRAITS CHINESE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION vs. T.P.C.A. (KUALA LUMPUR) will be played at Anson Road Stadium On Saturday, June 3rd, at 5.15 p.m. CHARGES OF ADMISSION. West Stand 50 cents East Stand 25 cents Ground only 10 cents NOTICE. Open for charter
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      170 2 I suffered unnecessoHi? fjftm i i N Like so many women. Miss M. A. had viffrrrcl prand discomfort for many years 44 as m ..n on the advice of a fnend-«he isriJiJ t,, Calcium food, a trial. The results exce.,Ui x -Kalzana Tablets am a boon to *fc lke mv
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      333 2 THIS VVEKK Friday. June 2nd. High Water, 03.35. 7.5 ft.. 17.13. 70 ft. Football Ga.riron Cup. Regulai Garrison vs. Sin^a;x>re Volunteer Corp*- Anson Road. Saturday. Junr Hid. High Water. 01. >2. 7/J ft.. 18 05 7.3 ft Public Holida\ Kind's Birtlidn- Ceremonial parade, Padang, 7.30 am. Openinc of new Pier.
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    BODY-LINE BOWLING IN ENGLAND CRICKET
    1996 3 ,ji n g Players K\pres< Their Views Hobbs Against i leg-theory Tactics 1 ..ndon. Mar 9. r traMfl l aken are Frig and fourBeerel body- was Lby t •-^:u .":cise< Woodfull 9 ba ho the at to him a s O: r.aclc ia( I the
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    RUNS UPSTAIRS AT 92
    166 3 I >auu liter's Pride m Active Father I fcl i v; c bound." Mr> I AJW., "to express mj gratitude for the marvellous results my fath«- has obtained from bUMben Salts They Id raally be called lOradea Ht Is DJMfty- KUI Id. and is aa Bt
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      48 3 Yo« need suffer no longer the pain and discomfort of Rheumatism Sciatica, Lumbago If your Mood b kept m a pure and healthy rmr remove the cause of the trouble by taking Clarice's Blood Mixture. Of »B Ckmmm mmd Stmm. &r*aßy food m LIQUID m TABLET fmrm »^^b^h^bb^bhhbb«bbbbbbbbbbl
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      302 3 IJ LIBTERIXB I 1 TOOTH PASTE M CJeai/s Quicker C|[^^ 2<fi| C///V Scratch Enamel *¥Hr UJ r |fi I Streu<Ttheus Gams tTw Has a Refreshing Tastt 3 H 1 TON ■SI. H S S I I THERE IS SO FISER lM W I TOOTH PASTI Why pay more? V. ~^\l^^^F
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    Smaller English Feet
    505 4 MAT RICK DEKOBRA ON OUR WOMENFOLK Mauri; Dekobra. witty darm«. and utterly Parisian, despite hi.-, lean Mettle, monki-sh appearance. Ls lookinu round London, writes Charles Omves And the mote he looks the more surprised and delighted be become-. Which ll an unconscious compliment to t ondon. for
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    LADIES THAT LOOK LIKE PAGODAS
    521 4 LADIES THAT LOOK LIKE PAGODAS L&uti> mat iook tike payoaas well, we ye done everything else Id the fashion history of the world so why not this II you keep your ■cmc ol humour through it all you'll mid your sense of style isn't .so badly affronted at that, writes
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    Glibert Adrian Predicts
    803 4  - G liber t Adrian Predicts- Penelope Williams lVt*C*<»l IU'«l "> WOMEN'S <lv;!,. hi;. „.)'.vv>\\ the romantic i spirit «ji mayculiu costumes 01 \\\>: fifteenth, sixteenth nod i .entecnth c nntries. hi> i> tli iirophecy ol Adrian, who. through his gowns designed [or th; feminine stars ot i pla\> an Important
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    22 4 The bridesmaids at the weddin S of Mr. D. L. Pollock and Miss Tv rner. at the Maryl* bone Parish Church, London.
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    SILK: A Name that Suggests Romance
    899 4 SILK: A Name that Suggests Romance Correspondent SILK. mi' very name romance It brings pictures o: caravans wending their way acrofs the desert, or clippers laden with hales of the glimmering stuff across Hit seas. For centuries China has [guarded the secret of silk manufacture with a heavy penalty; and
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    ELSTREE FASHIONS
    199 4 w. HWIMI IMC 1^ MIIICN U\ lUV *****11 l to (avow oi accordion olratm:; lor ci mv, ■Owns »1 KUnv. XMi dainty .stylo has o. .r. hoMii .n particular lor Nancy Burn*-, the piKt\ recruit from the ilasv vlm li pmjmi i)o>n. BCanle] l.unino m B.UVs 1 h«-
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    THE SEWING MAC
    11 4 requln smooth!) i n Khould und< All 111
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    SPOTTED NET CUT
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    VACUUM HIN
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    OT A "FRIENDLY" SOCIETY
    728 5 3T BENEFIT 4«KOeIATION pri m Knaa Lumpur hu.ii. Laasswr, Maj 11. i" Durray, manag'* i.^t B> n»'ht Asso- tual Titist Benefit ;,i ihi mstiincf iihm t(. make ..,:.i it h section Companir Enactment Hi W X Wilson I thk ;ift. r- .ippi .<)• T: Durraj and
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    78 5 Ifcrnn-. uu.udnm wreckage »f the French air liner which crashed m the lalabrian mountains of Italy. Five ot th<- accapaat* trapped under the wreckage »f the plane died one by one from th- intense cold. 111 Wi,,",;; < the head of the Argentine delegation, with Ilr W Lnvts at Victoria
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    BOOK THAT WILL COST £75 A COPY
    545 5 FAMOUS ORDERS OK CHIVALRY History Told In Medal Ribbons Ord» is ol Chivalry, some o[ treat lame am.. antiquity, denote, says Sir Oeorge Maemunn m 'a preface ro a notable work that is beint pu» lltohed soon. never-dying body of men who' I
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    STOP SUFFERING AFTER EATING
    102 5 If you suffer fiom indigestion. pMtrttl Of c.\.spepsia aftr. miMls. yoj can prtveiti i) instantly by takin;; little Bisiirarrd Magnmla m water immediately alter eating. Tiiii remarkable preparation not only iwnitnilhf the b so removes the mUM of the trouble. Mil U also soothes, heal- ami
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    INQUEST ON MRS. TAYLOR
    68 5 Corwner*g Inquiry To Open On June 9 Thi i) de ill b: held *'i\ Friday, June into th> .u h ol Mi- w r Taylor of Petamig. Mn Taylor di.a m hospital, following shot alleged to have been Bred si her by the "boy." Mrs Taylor
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    TO SETTLE IN HONG KONG
    127 5 Mr and Mrs. Dennis t. Woodfordi ol Penang. h .ci then daughter, Mis Kathleen Vlroodforde, an pumffwllng to Hony Kodk earlj thta month whew Mr and Mrs. Woodfordi intend to settle down. Mr. Woodforde was for over ms yean witk the Kinta Sanitary Board hihi
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      324 5 ■It4SMiSil nightl y i Special MATTMEES: Saturday, Sundjiv Jind .Monday :5.1">. "Definitely worth Metef" STRAITS TIMES •Fulfils all Expectations" S. FREE PRESS Only once m Years comes a picture so powerful, so magnificent. CECIL B. do .MILI.I 'S inspiring adaptation ot the world famous romance- of Mercia, the Christian maid
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      DIANA FISHWICK BOWL AT GLENEAGLES
      545 6 AMERICAN LADY GOLFER'S EFFORT "Getting m Under the Wire" To Qualify I Prom Our Own Correspondent London. May 16. Women golfers Started their Championships and :ii CJleneagles last week Miss Doris Park won the trophy roc t'.ic best segregate for the qualifying stage ol the
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      DAVIS CUP TENNIS
      528 6 Britain's Entry Into Third Round [From Our Own Correspond at London, May 16. Britain easily beat Finland m the Davis Cup- tic at Queeii 0:0 Li tails of Baturday'a play. F Perry beat B Grotea It ti--O. t) -3. C i H W Austin beat A Urohn
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      PLAYERS OF THE FUTURE
      948 6 Yountf Cricketers Who Should be Tried Out There is already a feeling of .summer m the air. despite the rain, and a warmth about the .sun that we have not experienced m early May since 1926. when. I remember, people were sitting m their shirtsleeves while
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      22 6 Said at Wfllesden police-court: "I've been separated from my wife for 30 years: the only place we meet is m this court."
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      145 6 WE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING Tli «U on ins to un iii<-r<*ii*4Ml (Iciiihihl over the world Messrs. SISSON BROTHERS Co., Ltd., HULL. We also invite your enquiries lyn for the following products ENGLAN Limanufactured by Messrs. Sissons i*---w, Brothers Co.. Ltd. have been able t0 considcrabK Rustikol Wood Preservative— II
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    DIFFICULTIES OF COLONIAL GOVERNMENTS
    831 7 ASSISTANCE RFXEIVED FROM DEVELOPMENT FUND Interim Report Of Advisory Lterim rqport of the Colonial Development Advisory London, it is stated that during the year the committee meeting at which they have reported on 43 new by Colonial Governments for assistance from the i Fund. In addition,
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    C.E.R. LINE BLOCKED
    331 7 'apan\ Defeat Gesture to Russia Harbin. May .51. :i- hukuo and Soviet BovM .seizure of, on the C.E.R. has 1 Miiiuhukuo blocked hull ion the frontier* enten BovM territory. route to Vladivostok. Moscow, .lune 1. •"i the action* of the <i the Soviet retort •'••rial pretest" are
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    57 7 The Police VS. Harlequins match m the Second DtvMon League competition, postponed lr n Muv 24th. will be played at Jalan Besar 1 Stadium on Tu-day. August 29th at 5.15 p.m. The I.C.F.A. v- SRC match m the Pint l O'vi«ion of the League rompetition fixed for Fridru, June lfith.
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    PLANES FOR CHINA
    33 7 Berlin. June 1. Two Oernaii aeroplane! bought by the joint Chinese German air line Eurasia were m rtl te China yesterday afternoon from th Templ^ho! I Aerodrome at Berlin. Renter.
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    DEFINITION OF AN AGGRESSOR
    728 7 OPINIONS DIVIDED AT GENEVA France Stands By Little Entente London, May ?,0. Considerable dttWon of opinion was displayed at meeting of the General Committee of the Disarmament Conference at Geneva yesterday afternoon on the definition of aggressor which came up When the discussion on securry M
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    MALAYA GROWING BETTER ORCHIDS
    468 7 Prices Within Reach of All A NEW DISCOVERY Weil-Known Collections Broken Up iimv the depression ha<> Affected orchid imnv- < Ing m Malaya is referred to by the Editor of 1 Malayan Orchid Review the third number Ofu Which, beautifully Illustrated maea/ine has now:, been published.
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    EUROPEAN ACCUSED
    193 7 Alleged Criminal Breach of Trust A well-known Buropean business man Qeorg Wtngrove o-bornr. mad- denial that between L March 27 and April 11. 1933. he commtttedt crimlnaJ breach of trust m reaped of II.OM which had been entrusted to him by Mr. H W 1 1 Oowttntj. the
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    31 7 One of the features of the National Camping Exhibition m London was v tent that can be inflated with a pump. The photograph shows the tent being inflated ready for use.
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    WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT
    438 7 W. AFRICAN OPPOSITION FAILS Anti-S!avery's Society's Activities J From Our O.\ n Co-respondent 1 London. May 16. The Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society has Mill me the following (orrrspond*nce v hi' h has passed between them and lilt roionial OfTi -e with regard to the decision of
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    PLAGUE IN JAVA
    115 7 V'illa^es Barricaded Against Inspections MedJn. May !6. The chief editor ol th< Alejtsaeea Endlscfl Dagblad k travelling In t district) ol Ja\u where plague is prevailing. H' '.ports very serious .situation now that •he opposition of the natives is taking th:' oltape <>i rebellion supported by extr&nlsta.
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    LAW NOTICE
    18 7 For Friday, June 2nd. 1933 Before the Registrar at 10.30 a.m. Fixing list ol Civil Cases.
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    MEN WHO CHANGED IDENTITIES
    490 7 Alleged Abetment of Escape HOTEL RUNNER Case Thrown Out By Magistrate a charge of abetting m the agcapn ol another man from legal custody was made against Yong Ting Thiam m the second magistrate's Court before Mr. A. W. Hay. yesterday afternoon; but it did not
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    STARVING ?
    98 7 STARVING Sorry Plight of Yang Chinese Thief A 16-yrar-old Chinese bof ptoMsd r.uilty beiO»«* tIM ItOOOd nrtutMr;it» Mr. A W Hhn, yesterday ifUnMOB t»> I c)iai^<- or llMft of 23 c« nY His appt-aranci w;is so poor thnt his honour askrri him: Arc \ou starving The MeeOMd n pin ci
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    HOME MARKETS
    88 7 Vigorous I'pward Movement m Metals London, May •*> Although BMOfeneOl <'»i MM Stock Exihiini 1 tu'aav v.as quietly hrm throughout, the outstanding feature at the close belli* the renewed upward movement of Kaffirs following the statement of the South African budget and OB NpOfti Of I4ood develo|)ment.s. The
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    ACCIDENT AMBULANCE
    80 7 l'hirty Five Traffic (uses Last Month The numb* 1 1 ol < aUs attended by th«- Accident Ambulance HfVka of Btagapott flunnn tho month of May MM 230. and of th'-s* 1 18 PMC to casos outside n^uniripal limJf^ Tlic cases are < lassifit-d a- foDoWl Motor Car
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    32 7 It is rumoured that UM WMM OW and rub', or lIUBUI receipts »'»r Con months „f this ft hurt > rrulrs by about $200,000 m the fir I ;-bout $12,000 m the sw-ond <
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933. NANKING'S DILEMMA
    850 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933. NANKING'S DILEMMA While the representatives of China were signing the armistice terms imposed by the Japanese m the north. Mr. Wang Ching-wei. the president of the Executive Yuan, was assuring the south that the Nanking Government would refuse to sign any humiliating agreement
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    184 8 Mr. J. K. Ramsay. Assistant Supeilnund. Nt or Surveys. Kullm. Is sailinsr fcr New Bealand On leaw at the end of this u-eok Mr Bennet relieves him :tt Kulim Inspector Hall of the Penan? Dctvct:\.; Hmneh and Inspector W. C. Alexander of the Central Police Station. Penani.. will V* prorccdj
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    A THIRD "WORLD"
    123 8 Another Amusement Park For Singapore A thud -nolle: is to arise ii. ttM DCfci lulitl In the amusement constt llation ol Singapore. A private company has bstn formed w'tttl capital of sioo.ooo to pn.mut. nv, amuaeni -it paik. at 'hi' earner «>t Gcylang Hoad and Orm< 1
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    FRENCH AIR MERGER
    108 8 Central Body To Exploit Present Services >< As an OUltoma of seviuil mei'tinß.?. m Paris. the French air onipanios have decided to form I single central r-ompany for the •xploitation ol th: air linos. J M Rounu-. president of tin- Aii Orient, will i preside ovor the
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    AIR MAIL DELAY
    36 8 Plane Expected Here This Morning TM Dutch Air Mail plane has been further delayed and stopped at Alor Star for the night. It is expected to reach Singapore about 10 .30 Urn mominir.
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    DANZIG SENATE
    19 8 Danzig, May 30. The Senate has resigned as a result of the Nazi election victory. Rsuter Wireless
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    Best In The East
    894 8 Proud Boast of Our Fire Fighters j Best In the East, la IbC proud boast of the Singapore tire brigade to-day From Suez to Kobe there 111 none to equal it In efficiency and effectiveness. Normally, the lire liuhtin-, depart im n». <>i the municipality fOCO
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    PERMANENTLY CLOSED !
    41 8 PERMANENTLY CLOSED Faie of JohnstonV Pier Thr mc Prc.vs ia ..mda.i Informed that th«« new pier will t* OfMMd OB Satunhu and will be In use lor the- cenrrnl pofelle about noon when Johnston's pltr will b»- r|f»M-d dcnui DfT* fnanrnth-.
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    WAR DEBTS
    68 8 London. Ma> Ix» the Houst of Commons the Chatutllnr of the Exchequer. Mr. Neville Chambei Uln. said .that he was unable at pn^ent to say uh»'tber| ihe would be able to make any statement on I the war debt settlement before next Friday. I Hf denied the report
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      HOME BY AIR
      47 8 1« t»U- l.dlt.M Hi ii..,, bi thi pi..p,, to-du/i pi travclh,,, t**km m NggestioQ thai nm I an extn i think when Mm v d i., riim <>i cant hMteed i aau do not nmj[ letadnd Ix- eon-sui. i. f thM i the her>lt)
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      LACK OF AIR-MINDEDNESS
      47 8 In the lililtii Mr, Tbrre „n Idea juit iurw;,: irtiel,- entitled wi jto anythftag v > yf th< .iiMIt thf not „nly In \].i Air rra\el «i .i new em plac <»:••' It tOok 11 i.-m.-d to mot< i for m to get v ill h-
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      STEAMSHIP FARES
      61 8 To thf IMMar, Mr Ml etann 01 Qm i. •m think \ou the lv.utm MTU Tborc <>i iii- farr^. jr-d MCtH Far F.'ot |o-d| for man. lon I K!.\r ti .<i »:!»i4 for Urn BTery pIMM i i r«'iun i.i ot I not £o* TJic KIM have mridi
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    AUSTRALIAN LOAN
    74 8 SUCCCtW ol lliuh rritn Intnnal bw it :.t rettor n \\v measure agreed I Of AhtinV.n matiirlty for U wtmltan loai sent A C-.m-Biuce awtn K.i- trrangei liOiuion of .ii rt p i i rlghti i it is nai Hon v.iti; thf Mki it wtn >>• c. mm.
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    INDIAN SETTLEMENT
    45 8 tm Acre* in** I SllMlM'l I n I n sen f i tOMia ihi- Blal Port M IBBPML Th. i M I ajonc F. I uj> md bi rii- D •i.. ;i i! v M th. In.;, i r\r«' imu < I sfttl-'iiiit S'.mdjiriiin
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    S.M.C. REHEARSAL CHANG
    14 8 M. I ran, I nrxl n-Ur,' I 12th V I Hnll
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    10 8 Tbc Tuvlfti Union of th, I eel. brut* d m
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      49 8 JJL MARTINI ILi I |i ITAI lAN MRRTI i,il&^ VERMOUTH CAILIDIBIECI^S Small Shipment Just Arrived Dutch Smoked Eels COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. Don't Be Vague i ■^^^fc a^a^L v^Ka^F^a^aV No Finer Whisky Goes Into Any Bottle Sole Agents JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (incorporate SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG and IPOH.
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      31 8 LOOSE NUTS often cause motor-car accidents, says a writer. So do tight nuts. What about a "GAFLAC" Motor Policy GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTI>. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone «480.
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    CHINA ACCEPTS JAPAN'S TERMS
    139 9 rtITAK^ AGREEMENT: NO j| POLITICAL CONCESSIONS I I Lg to continue his resistance I Voposal to Make Tientsin A j Neutral Zone Rejected j Shanghai. June 1. states thai the Chinese have Accepted most roposed by the Japanese They refer only to demarcation oi a non-military
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    PREMIER'S ASSURANCE
    570 9 m i Ihe Premiei Nanking from th< terday. Issu id the people to the National I- iid never M^n an i!d be dct.iUrn f ountry or Thf taut which almost unconditional. -pi h r< mulluii of China, vhlcb was v v ranteed thai the any unreaaonab^ I i:'
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    GOLD PREMIUM
    48 9 "Mom tiovernmenl to r a Third •ffUmrn, >ia\ iO. ;:i\ation to tram the gold r.\*. one-third the result of M BUndard, Minister m >M-mbly additional into BUU about half XI .'Hi be div.nriM short fall., ta i7,fiB6. Ul result ta H ,915,000 red m i Reuter
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    PERIAL AIRWAY'S PLANE
    23 9 Bangkok on Jin* hi fespoodent] ll K k«,k. Junr 1. ounced lien- that i- Dlaru «M VIA Lv ..vpwtPd If
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    THE MOLLISONS
    94 9 I Final Dual Attempt For Flying Honours London. May 'Mi. Sir. and Mr.s Molii.-on plan to make their fiM Us tiiifht before retiring tram the fltU i hi mil Iwf Hng dashes about June Bth when hey Will fly across the Atlantic to New York wt it is
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    SIR JOHN SIMON
    85 9 Resignation Rumour Denied I .union June J. In oornection with ttM rumours that Sir Join Simon is about to resign for reasons ot health and disablement with the majority of thr Cabinet as regards air bombing for police purposes to which he is opposed. Ranter learns that
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    27 9 limben of Urn Singapore Recreation Club !an rt-muidcd that admission to the club on I the occasion of the Kind's Birthday Parade > i]' b»- by bddst- only
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    MISSIS GOLDEN WEDS
    59 9 London, June 1. J A romance following a J meeting aboard a liner on J the way home from the East J culminated m the wedding at J St. George's. Hanover Square, to-day of the Karl of Inehape to Miss Leonora Brooke, eldest daughter of the Rajah
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    BARON ISHII AGAIN
    137 9 "Struggle Against Disruptive Elements" !S>w York. Junr 1. Biir<»n Ishn m an addKH at banquet 01 the Japan Society. referring to a con versa t ion he had with President Rooocvctt *ti<i 'hat he found he and Mr. Boot Will were m accord on many potato, and
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    ADMIRAL WEMYSS
    111 9 Imposing Funeral Ceremony London. M.i 30. Thousand* Crf Londonen to-day watched the i mural cortege ol Admiral Lord Wester Wemyss. The coffin ni borne an ji |un earriase (ron thy Admiralty to West.mmst"r Abbey where the timers 1 took place. His Majesty the Kinjr and tlie Royal Family
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    AUSTRIAN NAZIS
    95 9 Houses Searched By Vienna Police Vlfllll.i. I tun 1. Tin Austrian potto to-du\ rigorously searched lh«» Nn/i headquarters m Vienna, and houses of Austrian Nazi leaders iv Vienna and Other t<>vuis Including the house of Ben Habicht. HitItrt a^ont m Austria who has txvw negotiating with the Chancellor
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    JAPANESE DUMPING
    57 9 Suggestion For Industrialists' Conversations London. June 1. In thi Home ol Commons Mr. Ruiicimau said be bad received a reply to his suggestion lor eanvemttOM between British and Japanes* industrialist.^ a.s regards competition m overseas markets. The reply wai m< eivin^ consideration, bul lie was not yet m
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    FRENCH BUDGET
    66 9 All-night Sitting of Both Houses Paris. June 1. DtMgreenwnt over the petrol monopoly provi ions m the budget kept both Houses sittinj ill nitrht long. Thr Bill WM shuttled half i IOMn times between Senate and Chamber untl i roinproinLse formula whs hammered out. The budget, which shows
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    M. CAILLAUX
    54 9 To l.«iul French Delegation to World Conference Paris, May 30. M. Cailhtux. President of the Finance Com mission of the Senate, will probably lead tb French delegation to the World Economic Oor ferener. The composition of the delegation fl a whole has still to be settled by the
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    COL. STIMSON'S NEW POST
    36 9 Paris, June 1. Colonel Stimson. the former Secretary < State, has accepted the invitation of the Frenc and German Governments to preside over tt permunent conciliation commission provided ft th» I,ocamo Convention. Reuter.
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    MORE MORGAN DISCLOSURES
    113 9 Shares Worth $99 Sold For $75 PRIVILEGED PURCHASES Mr. N. Davis, General Pershing, and Colonel Lindbergh Washington, June 1. A further list of favoured customers was disclosed yesterday m the inquiry into Morgans by the Senate Banking Committee. Customers \w n permitted to buy United Corporation shares
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    ATTACK ON FARM
    130 9 Tribesmen** Encounter With Europeans Nairobi, Mas Armed partial of wild Suk tribesmen from portions of Kenya, the northern frontier province. invaded the white settled area of LalkJpia m consequence of grazing and water havin? failed m their own district fottowtaa the recent drought A party of tribesmen
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    TIENTSIN COMMAND
    131 9 Appointment of Colonel A. J. Ellis London. June 1. The War Ofltoe announce that Colonel A. J. Elhs D.S.O. has been appointed to the command of the Ti« ut-in area. Router. Col. Ellb; has n distinguished military record. ■bterlllf the Border Hi glllil 111 m 1901 he ■erved
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    FARREACHING BILL
    125 9 Nazi Measure to Raise Loans and Encourage Marriages Berlin, June 1. A bill authorising the Finance Minister to issue bonds- up to a thousand million marks to finance a government scheme to create work has been passed by the Cabinet The bill was sponsored by Heir Schacht who
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    REBELS TUNNELLING
    73 9 Renewed Moslem Attack on Yarkand Simla. June 1. Modem rebel! are attempting to enter the new city of Yarkand by tunnelling, according to the latest ncv.s reaching the Indian Foreign i Office which shows that the situation continues disquieting. It is also worsening m Kashjrar wherv further ni;hthm
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    LATVIAN AIRMEN CRASH
    47 9 Riga. May 30. c The Latvian airmen, Pulins and Zelms. who left on May 28 on a flight to Gambia. British s West Africa, crashed to-day while flying over Pomerania. The airmen escaped with only slight injuries but the machine was damaged Reuter Wireless.
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    KUANTAN ACCIDENT
    39 9 I Prom Our O\vai Correspondent Kuantan, Jane 1. The District Officer, Kuantan who met with a motor accident here and was admitted to hospital, is progressing favourably. He was unoble to attend th<? installation of the Sultan
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      813 11 K. P. M. RONINKLIJKE PAKETVAAR'I MAATSCHAPPU Ol'HlK— Friday. June 2. MllOtOk 'passenger^ and mails only*. Batavia. S*>mara:i2 and Sou o.i.va. TOHlTl— Friday. June 2. Ben >\an-Deli MAROS— Friday. June 2. P: .^i-Radja. Sapat Tembilahan. Poeloe-f'jllas at.vi Reng;.: GEN. VLRSFVCK Friria;. June 2. Letona. Kramat. Tarempa. UcnUnf Poelop-P^ d Serassati. Midai
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    ALMA TAYLOR SUES "FILM WEEKLY"
    1076 12 ALLEGED STUDIO INCIDENT £1.000 Damages For Screen Actress Mr. Justice Branson and a .special jury, m the Kings Bench, heard an action by Miss Alma Louise Taylor. lilm actress, claiming damages for alleged libel from Mrs. Robert Stevenson, professionally known a.s Cecilie Leslie, and the
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      651 12 Burns Philp Line. (incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Rrgulsr monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,376 tons) and %b» S.S. MANGOLA (3,352 tons). [Cargo only] M MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      459 12 THE EAST ASIATIC TO., LIMITED (Incorporated m Denmark) Telephone 5223 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. L HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penani M.S. Swett BORINQIA 20,6 JO/b 21/6 23/« FIONIA 11/7 11/7 12/1 147 ERRIA 1/8 1/8 2/8 4/8 LALANDIA 22/8 22/8
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      46 12 rwnan HUM jap,v "tVlfi BO> Hi FOR ROBI MRv s OUfOB lUI J BOSIXJ.N M MALTA M ERIK [ARI CLYDfI ICAB For ratp^ H IM- "MHfd r IMON ft, (v< S.ShimuraSj Shirt and Pyk Makers Complete Shii Outfits m M No. K2.2. Hrihfii.^l, SINGAPDRF Tel: tB
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      628 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m and Thursdays 7.30 am Kedah Monday ie Friday 7.30 ftJB. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 mm. Kuanlan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gtmas) every Monday.
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      PORT HEALTH
      272 13 I league Of Nations I Weekly Report J')i' nr.,:,ji bui; ii/i g| Uu League oi Nations" eastern bureau for thi week ended Ifay 27th. ll as fallOWl It.tghdad l pla»n CMI 1 .<.nu illpox case. liavMJn 1J smallpox casta and 2 deaths as CnmpMßd with 7 ca.sts and
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      NANCHANG VICTIMS
      144 13 koported Aboard I.ar^o i i Damn. May Zi>. ■k vfitiacuhii uempttper published hen- todaj imilll that a Manchukuo coast patrol pIMM on Tuesday located thf three Nanchant; British prtoOBCH aboard a lar^e junk m the Shi Rivev ■boUl twenty-onr MiiU'S west of PantfMUi. Elsjlity armed men art.- tumped
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      SHIPPING MERGER
      142 13 Lykes Line Operating Big Service Of Vessels a circular lettM Imoml by ftfeasa. l^rkea Brai^ Ripley St(vamshlp Co.. Inc. of New Orleans, announces that they will begin at once taking over the vessels which they have purchased frf>ni the United States Shipping Board, and all sailings on and
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      RAMMED AND SUNK
      98 13 Chinese Steamer m Shanghai Shanghai. May :iO. Thr OhiMH ■toMMr Hoan. bound for An:oy. collided iii the harbour this morning j with an incoming vessel, the Johannc Justen- j sen. chartered by the Kailan Mining Adinlnis- i tration from the An^lo-Danish Steamship Company. The Hoan was rammed
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      GUNBOATS AGROUND
      74 13 Loss Of Chinese Vessel Off Shanghai Shanghai, May 23. Tin Chinese gunboat Puhai, belonging to the Fishery Protection Bureau, struck submerged rocks at Tinghai. near the Chusan Island, on Sunday and sank, it was learned today. Her sister ship the Ha'iying. which also went aground In the vicinity
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      CHINESE SHIPPING.
      393 13 Regulations Governing Navigation Disputes Jini.v.r. of Communications al NanKine ihas proinulyaud a set 01 rcgulatio«.s providing for the establishment, by the various Navigation Airau-.s Bureaux, of Arbitration Committees r« the Mittemeht of disputes arWng out of shipping collision,;. The following is a free and unoflctel tnin-slation of the
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      HONG KONG'S SHIPPING
      319 13 Decrease In Tonnage Using The Port Tbc i< port b\ the Hong Kong Harbour Master <»n tbe Ootony*i ftMpplng last yoar states The year 1932 sbOWfld a .slight dSCNMM In tho amount of .^luppinj; nstag the port of Honp: Kon?. the largest decrease bein? m foreign ocean
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      399 13 i i CAPORE FREE PRESS Bee: 138 KOBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. ft Ctbte Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. !h» premier morning daily In Malaya. Delivered with the Thota Hazi each morning. Latest npws. latest telegrams and latest announcements. L.r.don rubber and tin cables appear daily -penal features include pictures, bridge notes. page with
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      338 13 All Sizes. In Latest Designs Prices Very Moderate. Wassiamull Assomull Co. SI SS High Street. Phone 7144. Grave Health Dangers of INDIGESTION S Id OASTRK TROUBLES 0 J^\t~ tlt Hundreds of people (ail emty prey* to thu l^*Mm^fe* rstr °y er Health. It bnng» sharp pama wttr I l*^ I
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      133 13 VESSELS ARRIVED Kit.'-lniiia Maru. Jap. 6147, from Yokohama 11.5, for Middlesbrough 2.6 Havol. Ger. 4418. from Bremen 16, for China. Japan via Manila 1.6. Him Tong, Brit. 109. from Malacca 1.6. for Malacca 1.6. Klang. Brit 72:*. from Penang 1.6, for PcJnang 3.6. Medu.sa. Brit. 323. from Kelantan 31.5. for
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    DROP ALL THIS TALK OF RESTRICTION
    4718 14 PENALTY ON EFFICIENCY, SAYS SIR ERIC GEDDES Forecast Of Rubber At Fraction Over Penny A Pound CUTTING PRODUCING COSTS Dunlop Wages Not Reduced]! In Spite Of Slump SIR Eric Geddes was frankly opposed to restriction talk when speaking at the annual meeting of Dunlop
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      165 14 P* M IW ■■■■■■■■■■■■■n <M m BRITISH BROADCASTING I CORPORATION j PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA. J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. and FEDERATED MALAY STATES J FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. I 1 DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. Wavelength* 25.3 metres and 31.3 1 1 metres. Friday Jui, f 2nd. I GMT 130 p.m. Tinu Signal from
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      499 14 BANKS AND INSVR^i CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capita] In 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, EC. 2 Agencies and Branches Alor Star Iloilo S;uj4oii Amritsar Ipoh
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      184 14 THE YOKOHAfc J Hi Capital b UP) MX Reserve Pmm T I Hod 0,, MM** Calcutta i Uen. Hai Honolulu. X Rangoon. R, Sydnr\ Corn of th<> Int.:, -t '•Fixed I, Mts tra For j Ttta oat, THE EASTERN BAft Paid-up Cap. ißpser.e Fund a:.d Real HEAD OFFICE -L,^. BRANCHKS
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    161 15 Changes m Representative Prices I May 27 2M BL American Can Com. 91. 92 89 7 Am T'phone and Tgrapl) 119', 119. 117 AtchetOO Railroad 68 68'^ 67 1 DupOdt 78 77 T v 75 'j Firestone. Common 20 20 "i 21 (ten. Electric 21', 21
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    PALM OIL
    101 15 Latest Buyers Prices Singapore. June 1. Latest buyers' prices, received by cable tin> morning. fOf Malayan palm oil :md palm kernels tat as follows, estate Outhrie and Co.. Ltd.v Palm Oil m Hulk: c.i.l. landed Weights Hew York Philadelphia 3.40 cent.s 'U.S. currency) c.i. l. landed \vel»lu> U.S.A.
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    GUTHRIE & CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT
    168 15 GUTHRIE CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT Singapore. June 1. The Rubber market has had very -bullish 1 tone during the period under review. New York, has lead the way m the advancing ol prices, and the London and local markets have not been slow m following. While speculators, have been the main
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    CHERSONESE (F.M.S.) ESTATES
    91 15 Profit for 1932 ffU £12.17<> (against £6.292 for 1931). add £27.449 brought forward, making £39.625 (£33.699>. Directors transfer to incometax reserve £2.500. and recommend first and final dividend of :> ,d. per share, freo of tax (against 'jd. per share for 1931 >. £9,375. leavln? to go
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    22 15 1 Bousteud and Co., Ltd., Agents Takaupa Valley Tin May output 1.261 hours. 323.000 cubic yards, 1,596 piculs.
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    "HIGHLY DANGEROUS" TO MALAYA
    909 15 Proposed "Buffer 1 \f VFI It must not be overlooked that the international agreement for restriction is a producer's agreement! and any study of the basic lonnaues must be made from the point ol view of the producer and of the Interests of the trade ol
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    917 15 THURSDAY. IIJNI IST. IXWI CLOSTNO QUOTATIONS Bajen -•■»le*» C \s;im KlUnkMUOfl 28i .>'«Js \ustral Malay Mi 28s ID Iyer Hitam <os. 14s (id 15s 6d J \yor Wtef ($1) •> 105 J Bangrin Tin »£> 16s 9d 17s 9d Batang Padang ($1» 10 15 Batu Caves ($1)
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    343 15 UXCHANGE RATES j June 1 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1 32 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 London. 60 day, sight 2/3 31 32 London. 30 days' sight 2/3 15 16 London, demand 2/3 29 3J London. T.T. 2/3 T v oon Lyons and
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    91 15 .Tone of Market :—Firm. Latest Cable :—London Spot Sheet 3 17 32d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet Si Gets per lb R.S.S equal to London Stundard Spot (loom)— Average bayan price i«m May-9.08 cts, i June Ist., VI o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal
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      80 15 rJf .^A |lg,o«M— Assurmnce m force over $35 t df ,§H IThe Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Btrmlti Settlement*) Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27. Old Jewry, E.C The company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court ot England and complies with
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    MALAYA CUP TRIAL
    948 16 Blue Team Again Triumphs SUPERIOR SPEED Selection Committee Way Meet To-day Blue 1... in 1; K«<l t«-.im 1. Blur team, made up largely the same as m the previous match, anain triumphed m the third of the M.-ilaya Cup trials at Anson Road yesterday m a match
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    BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    34 16 iITk. CTertCal Unlon WUlards championship tournament between Teo Slew la™ **d Urn Chuan deck wiu uke piJTIt S Kew World on Sunday. The g»m«^ J? at am and will be C m
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      505 16 Interesting Work Accomplished <By (he Free Press Special Correspondent* Thursday. The Bukit Timah course was appreciably I faster this morning than for some time past and a good deal of Interesting work was accom- j plLshed, although the number of horses using i No. 2 and
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      HANDICAPS FOR THE FIFTH DAY
      376 16 Following are the handicaps for ttM fifth day jot the Singapore Tuvf Club Sprinc Professional Meeting on Saturday, June 3rd:— Ran- I.—-Ponies Classes 2 and 3 (combined) —l)iv. I—Cl rurs>—2.3o pm* Gold Pinch 9.4 Movalonv 7.11 Rosrmaiy 9.1 S6B 7.7 Get Up 8.2 Miss Cue
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    STRAFTS-STATES LAWN TENNIS
    459 16 WEEK-END TOURNAMENT ORDER OF PLAY Ladies Match For McCabe Reay Cup Play m the Straits Settlements vs. Malay States ladies match for the McCabe Reay Cup. arranged by the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya, will commence on Saturday a'. 10. 30 at the Tanglin Club. The ties
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    A LONG-RANGE GOAL
    275 16 Evans Gives Police The Lead s.s. Mm t; mCJJ. l. j The Police gained one of thfir wary infrequent victories m this season's second division football competition when they defeated tho Medical [College Union by two goab to one -it the Jiilon Besar Stadium yeMerdav. II WM
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    69 16 The following events have been arranged by the Royal Singapore Yacht Club for Sunday. l International 6 metre class: Team practice "B" class:— The "B" class will sail the last of I a series of two races for the Clifford Challenge Cup. Start 10.10 a.m. Courses will
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    37 16 The Clerical Union will run its second annual football league some time m the middle of July. Entry will close on July Ist, and an i entrance fee of 25 cents will br- charged to each participant.
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    63 16 FOURTEEN PROBABLE STARTERS Donoghue to Ride Solfatara London, Junr 1. Oak* probable runners: Arethusa < Gordon Richardsi ArtLstic (Frickabyt; Betty «Dick): Brown Betty rChilds): Celestial City »CHfl Richards). Chatelaine (Fox>: Coin of the Realm iHany WrajjuO Furtor < Jones r. GtM-rard's Cross <Brennan>: Katherine Roet !(Gethin):
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    FOOTBALL CONTROL
    242 16 Sdanjjor F.A. and Touring Teams Thr honorary secretary ot the BeJangor WJL 'has hMMd the foUoiring circular to aml kited clubs: Clubs intending to tour and play football MtahN outside thr State nmst. obtain the iSelangor Football Assixiations sanction beiore- hand. The following particulars must be (supplied when
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    BASEBALL
    198 16 Japanese and Cubs to Meet on Sunday On Sunday there will be mnttwr b:isebal. rhush between tht Jaoanes* fTllltWlllf Old Bofl and the Cubs, koeaJ organisation of basebiil! enthusiasts. The Cubs* nine has recently OMB >treiuthenjed by new material and an interesting same is promised, as the Old Boys
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    CORONATION CUP
    63 16 Won By H.H. A#a Khan's Oastur London, Jane 1 The race for the Coronation Cup «v decided afl Epsom to-day the result beinp: H.H. Aga Khans DASTUR Mrs. C. Rich's SILVERMERE Mr. A. J. Smith's CHINA KING Four ran. Won by three lengths. 1 skmilttr distance between second
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    CEYLON SPORTS CLUB
    83 16 Cricket Teams For Week -End Matches The 10l lowing teams have been .selected to represent the Ceylon Sports Club In matches this week end; Against Willis' XI on Saturday; M. Ignatius, K. Muthukumaru. Ben. Dudley, K. Kanagaretnam, Alwis, V. Puramsothy, Thambirajah. V Ambiava-jar. Thuralsingam, R. S. V.
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    KEPPEL LADIES TIE
    46 16 Ten cards were taken out for the ladles ftwreomes at Keppel Golf Club which resulted In a tie between; Mrs. J. L. Campbell and Mrs. W. P. Douglas 43— 13V4— 29 H Mrs. E. LitchfleUi and Mrs. P. J Crawley 4*— l6^— JliH
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