The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 June 1933

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. *No7i:i.97S. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    78 1 King's Birthday honours Fajte <irm-r.il condemnation of the true* is expressed all over China. Signs of civil war between South -weal and the Central forces are more ominous. Page 9. There was another sensational de\Hopnif m m the Morgan enquiry Page 9. The assets of the l-ord
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    STOP PRESS
    99 1 THE HONOURS LIST London. June 2. The follow m;- ai«- I'mouo the Kind's Mrttadtgi Honours. Kniuhts <•! the TliLstl< l'hr Dukr <>l QloQOMter MMI the Earl o! Kluin. There are fout ik-^ bMtNM: Mr. Ci H lxint-Fo\. fonMC Secretary for Iffctoa, Sir Edward Illffe, Sir Ernest Palmer and
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    1092 1 I*HKHh «m nolhinu m inui< at< rhat iw v.Ji k nius. H«- walked into th«- Pre* PicSi, om<« v <m. u;t\ thK week as if h«OMftotol to be pounced upon and thrown into tin' street at an\ moment. "Author." MOMVOd t hr literary editor tosnbinu the
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      166 1 JIGIA TEA mwi hf freshneBB n d <rai:rance of the dirwi to your home. Baffles hotel MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL pecial Dinner and Race Ball iiss RYA FORSTER'S CABARET FINAL PERFORMANCE EXTENSION TILL 2 a.m. BOOK NOW BOOK NOW PHONE SMI. KAFFLES CELEBRATED "ORCHESTRA COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED Head IMfce: IS,
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      116 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER ■I PROVIDED BY I THE TALENTED CHILD DANCER I RENE PAVLETTE VIOLIN SOLOS BY PAUL STRAUSS DINNER NON-DINERS Sl. —-ADMISSION. i;\ii:\KlO\ TO 3 ii.in. I SAY STENGAH "DUFF" I /II ii I!i I Alt ■Lik^k^^fiM I I if iJffP Ifn T s-' .^i^^^jß^H, Jt^^^^^^E&j^^L.
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      176 1 Chancellor ol the Exvh«*quer to the House «>f Commons. He su&t;e>ted i«» particular time Pane Mr. 1.. T. Thornton- smith's Chatelaine won the Oaks Stakes at Kpsom Pate 16. Skull Cap's -.elections for to-day's Sinifapore Turf Club rare* I»a»;e Hi. The Regular* von the Garri&wn <up b> del'f.itnu the Vounterrs
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      11 1 Thero is no hotter Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    "GENERAL" BOOTH
    339 2 Mutiny Broke His Heart Bramwell 'Booth, second General of the Salvation Amy, eldest aon of the famous first General, died of a broken heart broken by the action of the High Council of the Salvation At-my m deposing him from command. There tan be little doubt of this
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      521 2 BOARD RESIDENCE. 3 TANGLIN HILL Near Garrison Golf Course SINGLE AND DOUBLI ROOMS AVAILABLE PERSONAL SUPERVISION MODERN SANITATION 'elephoae 5798 or write for appointmentMr*. A. B. Matthews, "EAST ANGLIA," f OXLET RISE. Near Town. High and cool situation. Large grounds. Excellent cuisine. Tennis. Garages and modern sanitation. Dally or monthly
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      445 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE ls hereby given that tenders are 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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      319 2 i U I Nerve troubles I fL Loss of nerve-strength may result m such -JLHLwwwS?V_ B teemingly diSerent complaint- a- 1111 l 11 1 1 1 111 11 1 111 IE ••^k»v -i Wvllnr IiCW tite t sleeplessness,and nervous head* -he* Uxle—nem by •urtinf a course of Sanatogen g^p*— I
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      258 2 rTHK WEKK Saturday June 3rd. High Water. 04 52. 7.2 ft 13.0.V 7.3 tt Public Holiday. Kin^ Birtlida' Ce:e:n(»ninl parade. Padang. 7.30 a.m. Openinf; of new Pier. Singapore Rares. Cricket S.C.C. vs. Nsfrf Senibuan. Padang: SRC vs. Johore C.C.. SRC ground: S.C.R.C KhalSfl Assn. S.C.R.C ground; Selangor State vs. Penang.
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    A "NOBLE" SKULL
    115 3 Stone Coffin Finds In Kent been diaoovend dnr-..-(iancl. Knit, factory. H tory to tha mstal- m bin at the works of the hat they took to i found t<> be a atone and wn hiu v.cH i' UUM of what had bulU man. I luring rhe day
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    ARDS" MYSTERY MAN
    59 3 [irking Provincial Suspects In London Aland Yard, v how :.-j I '.i<... ,'U uhat ecret work, is -inspt ctor Charlefl eretlj In Lon;n.\ im lal CI !!i:is to ona bad any ■■■otla Id. m a tin force In !90f, and detective. Wensli he Divi- < H Dtvlalon.
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    PHONE ALARM
    55 3 >ydnej Sleepers Awakened Bj P.O. N>diuv. \.S. Walrs. ail me early, bmUmt I l)( in'.rtmci.t has enioi >>i \hv school-book im ol the U'i< phoiiH. over-s)eepin| vi nn■ln b Bwakenad ai an| tost of 2.d. Tv Ice U i( phone rail b» wakened earljr, re- Ing R(»73. v
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    HEATHER FROM ABBOTSFORD
    78 3 Waller Scott Honoured I" Catalonia Kurrrloiia. May 11. H< of the Catalan C»rta Ifentstmft, Cht bacreci monn- re to plant, a sprig of oi ihe centenary Bcott tott, Benor IfacJa .said ye>:i H.t<« lona were It is significant." he 1 *n ol BcotC rolticidcs with "Mtawiet, If
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    BROADCAST TO COLONIES
    46 3 '"•t.rxs Speech On llm Air d d May 17, hu ■<i Ettatc tot British Braad- 1) mi Ooram club ill t> broadcasted to I to I :*r> p m n Zoaci on 12.45 ...mi to 120 •I■ i m Bri- Zaa md 2a:>
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    Ordination Of Women To The Ministry
    2109 3 Scottish Church To Remove Sex Barrier if report OJ toe Commute- on a Petition meeralng the P.ace of Women m tbf Church st&tea thai, the various petitions presented to be iUi: !;i a. -h.uiy ;-nd the Commission of As < nibh < Church ol
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    IN GROWING CLAW
    189 3 Operation On Most Famous Black Panther The best-known Black Panther m the world Maud." presented to the Zoo m 1922 by the Prince of Wales on his return from his Indian Tour has been operated upon, under chloroform, ir the London Zoo. A painful in-growing claw, which
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    GLADYS COOPER IN CAR CRASH
    184 3 Miss Gladys Cooper, the actress, was sli«htl3 injured m a motor accident near Maidstone on May 14. The two-seater car m which she was tra- I veiling to London with Sir Neville Pearson, her (husband, came Into collision with lorry and was badly damaged Broken
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    110 3 Princess Arthur ol Connauyht has made her first a( replant flight She first went up with Mr J A. Mollison m a "Puss Moth" at Staglane aerodrome tor joy ride over London, and later went with a party to Leamington to pay a .surprise isit to Sir Alan Cobhams national)
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      44 3 I New Smooth White Skin In 3 Days f nST JltONO I TMIHO .•id Porea and \hm Cone J orevmr! W'lUl.ri t i IS i .-•I' I* du» w> Kit, I i i <■■.„. i 1 1 .>-d D k r, 4 ha **T. DON
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      241 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers. Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street. Malacca, 11, Light Street, Penang, AMD 4, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 5. Q. Wong, Esq., (Chairman), K.
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    Old Trades That Are Doomed
    830 4 Survivors Of Another Age The reoenl bankniptcv pronredtngi a«am.st the man who thatched Princess Elizabeth's m ;del house are a melancholy reminder of the fate which is befalliim many ancient trades, writes N. Lewis Holt. For centuries menfolk m the Fen country i found employment
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    THE UNIVERSEWHAT IS IT?
    1097 4 Mystery Story Of Science RUNNING~DOWN Sir Arthur Rddington Explains The ordinary man, with little ori no .scientific knowledge, finds it bard to grasp what we now mean when we speak of the "Universe." And the* brJNni rapidity with which new theories have! r»eentl> sprun up, coupled
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    SULTAN OF PAHANG
    322 4 r Address Presented Hv Indo-Ceylonese H H the Sultan of Pahang at hfa instailalion received the following address From the EndoCeylonese community of Pahang: We the members of the Indo-Ceylone.se community of Pahang. beii leave, on this auspscloni occasion of your installation as Sultan oi Pahang, to
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    32 NAMES
    121 4 Record Of Wokingham Since 1,146 London. Thr raft] Hiiiut oi the old -word Berkshire town of V/oklnghain is Workingham But it was Jar more difficult than it v.oukl appear to deddi this, for the town has had 32 names, and only long research has ihmm the original name
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    MALACCA'S PROBLEMS
    330 4 Mohammedan Advisory Hoard Desired A meetini of the Straits Settlements < Malacca Association was held on Monday at the Malacca Club with Mr. W. Munro m the chair when matters connected with the Trade Commission and the need of a Mohammedan Advisory Bonrd wem the chief subjects discussed.
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION
    349 4 Sections; for Paintings and Photography Tin tenth Malayan Exhibition rill b held In] Kuala Lumpur on August I, ti and 7. tru.s year. lh« schedule ul tin art and photography .section, ot which Mrs. r. a. Barbovir is hon. secretly, nas .iiivi be n received. It contain.-- certain
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    21 4 1 Thirty-aaven thousand nine hundred pounds will Ix borrowed by Westminster City Council lor a new street between Cufon-atrttt and Borkeley-square.
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      42 4 tempting m aroma, rich and satisfying m flavour a quality tea that never varies ujtopon tt r^\!\\ bi| user ]P '-v *y —^b -> >v 4^ijto3w Lev 9 r lid l##^ ."-•^v ~^?SS^KL for daily use JLj&&§SA Brooke Bond Tea with garden freshness.
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      194 4 smashing reductions/ pairs at these MMthtaf pri< ts. before they are all sold. 1 m k „t h( amazing price reductions hrlou Ordinal >a|( Cba Saadak mjq nJ| Ladies Best Boy CaH ISJQ < <k t Ladies Welied Shoes 9&M f Ladies I'laited UM u M i Ladies Satin Silk
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    A CLEAN SLATE
    176 5 |„,r l swettenham CJLC. Wip* OB Arrears Uaag iuod.i>. meeting ol ttM Ron reation Club. Port •i chib bouse on sm. 1- ted ofßce 1 on Ke-ple.-.1- hon secretary and traa- hon. Mcretarj fi"d rununittM. Oh Jo/ i Y<.onu Yon-. H-ih i.un Kirn Slang; sports Hot house
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    PORT ALMOST DEAD
    70 5 Vladivostok Trade al a Standstill Uarhin. Maj -!.*>. nn- Hertous effect which the suspension oi Ommgta traAc \ja tin- Chinese ■■■***** l Railwax has had upon Vladivostok i- shown m S r- port stathlfl that this once- nourishing port i- almost dead as far as trade is
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    HEART RESTARTED TWICE
    96 5 \t an iiKtiK s f al BMaddbtnm biflrmars on Kh/.aixth Oooper inti), <>f Cumberland street. Blackburn, who du-<i while >.i»dri an sxueatbetie. the resident sui'4icnl OACCT, Dr. Seppa. told the corooer that before Urn operation began Mjs. Cooper's heart stopped In slim After' rartoua mnedses had been
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    PAGEANT OF THE ROYAL TOURNEY
    442 5 PJtITISH SKILL AT ARMS, IX 300 YEARS Oldest Regiment Of The Service Tiir glorious raeord of three osnturtss <>t the huhtinu history of the Royal Scots, entto- mtstiip: the militaiv annafcj of Europe was to be ootanesAorated at the Royal Tournament at Olympiu. The pnMOl
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    DIVISION III CLUBS
    108 5 Newport and Swindon Seek Re-election Newport County a:iti Swindun Town, the bc>tton two clubs ni ihc Southern Section, were reeommi nded for re-eh vtion at the meeting b Loudon oi ih«; Bouthern BectloM chjfea. The sui-viect has now to be put before the annual meeting ol tin
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    26 5 Major C. C. B. Morris will be ihc m w chief oi the London Fire Brisad* Hi- will be paid £1.400 ;j year. rMog to £1.800.
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    NSTALLATION OF SULTAN OF PAHANG
    54 5 NSTAL LATION OF SULTAN OF PAHANG ■rtaUatftMl ol the Sultan of Pahanj? was marked by picturesque ***** Tin- photograph shows the saluting base with His Highness' spearmen lined up alongside. The bathing: plan*, which was erected 80 yards from the Astana m< tin spectators of the Pckan ceremonies. Kuantan Boy
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      43 5 ii" Ty^gggsw Holiday Matinees TO-DAY— TO-MORROW and MONDAY .'US. Nu^ h« 's i" the BREWERY TRADE BVSTER KEATON m his funniest M.-Ci.-M. Picture WHAT! NO BEER?" with S( HNOZZLF/ DURANTB. ii s i iik Bl(i LAUGHING SHOW of Use Weeh 1.15 NIGHTLY 9.15
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      6 5 CO ITH m 4 Collyer Quay.
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      255 5 "Definitely Worth Seeing" STRAITS TIMES "Fulfils all Expectations" FREE I' HESS.. [capitol] SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEES— TO-DAY, TOMORROW and MONDAY NIGHTLf aTTIS amMUT CECIL B. dc MI LLE continues Triumphantly lv Crowded Houses SIGN OF THE I ,1 JhKFDRK MARCH as II KIJSSA LANDI m ■MARCUS SIPERBITS. V MKRCIA A j
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    MALAYAN GOLFERS
    181 6 Programme Of Meeting At Sandwich I Tnc «it jl t ryiit'mt open to members oi the A: s»;c liit on of British Malaya and U) (orner rcaftdenta oi MSlaya and resident* of Malaya iiom on leave (not necessarily members or the Association! will be held :«t Pi luces
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    AMATEURS PAID
    252 6 Tunbridffc Wells Rangers r i lion The findings <> the Kent County P.A. om* mission into the financial affair- of the Tunbridge Wei'... Rangers fc. me as follows: "That Mr Richard Hendrie. late secretarymanager, be suspended from all Football and tootbaii management permanently. •That .\rr. vv. h. Jones,
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    RIVAL CITY SOCCER
    162 6 (Jlastfow Boys Beaten m London i I Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 London. May 15 London Boys were not justly entitled to the victoiy tbey gained OVW Glasgow Boy* m the inter-city game on the Fulliam F.C.'.s (round on Saturday. They got the verdict only by reason,
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      CONFLICTING VIEWS ON ITALIAN MATCH
      1497 6 DEFENCE SAVED ENGLAND Wild Partisanship Of j; Spectators j i [Proc Our Ov n Corresponde.it ',i London, .May 16. I j The International Niece: match between Italy :-nd En-land which ended In a draw of one each at Rome has routed very treat t*n- troversy
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      DR. LENNARD STOKES
      543 6 Death of Famous Rugby International The Blackheath Club has lost one of its most distinguished and oldest members by the death, at the age of 77. of Dv. Lennarl Stoke*, who long after his playing days were done kept alive his interest In the game and. until
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      57 6 A pleasant incident took place during the professional uolf tournament at Southport. At one hole a player found his ball lying m a lark's nest containing two baby birds and two e?g«. Rather than play the shot and destroy the nest he went back to play another ball although that
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      189 6 Had Psoriasis Years Agony to Walk About Healed by Cuticura I was a sufferer of psoriasis for several years. The complaint began with just a few scaly patches on my back and arms. After a few months it broke out on my left limb and the irritation was awful. The
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      356 6 3%^FV/I.JL KJK^ WCil J13I! Ik x^ jfm^<^ f -i* 1 Riill iv_n Ib\~^____!Vk \i\ f^*** 1 _vj I xj^w^^* j^w""^ m W/^ HORLICK^S MALTED MILK jf shortens convalescence -B»V>rH/M^ T N a hot climate, conva- cows' milk enriched wi,l, t i lf jm//rA\]llm^P X. Ics< cnce ls nearl -v always
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    HOW RAILWAYS WERE DEVELOPED
    959 7 Iv HORSES WERE T EDJN_WAR ijHiJvh Inventions That Benefited World e«v one of H :i meetlni ofl xhv H b on Wednesday when i k Bddlngton. H Karly H i idington said: H I "UK mi :i; H ittlH which their H make rafflvami m H
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    WILSON REPORT ON MALAYA
    438 7 Questions to Colonial Secretary TRANSFER OF CONTROL Is It a Retrograde Sten t London. May 14 1 1 he following reference to the Wilson report wmt made m the House of Commons Brigadier-OeneraJ Nation aated the Secretary "i State for the Colonies if he can gtve
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    LAW NOTICE
    39 7 For TiH'sd:»v. .lunt". Gth. 1933 n Mr. .1 »i-l \\h i.c> al 11 a.m. BummonAes-ui-ChaJnbei i. Before Mr. JsmUm mh at il a.m. knating Bummonses. 1m lihl. <"«»uM ;«t ILJI a.m. I tions Petition and Judgment Summon:
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    SENTRY HOLDS UP RIKISHA
    297 7 SENTRY HOLDS UP RIKISHA CHINES?: PASSENGER AND A BAG Man Charged With i Theft While a police constable was on sentry duty In Orchard Road, on Thursday night, he saw ;i weU-dTMMd Chinese coming along m I ukisha. which also contained a large bay. The man vu stopped and his
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    187 7 Malay Boy Soprano Among the Artists Th< popularity ol local Childmis Concerts to be c UK asing i >.< i toria liemurial Hall was crowded ni last m^iit I and v mas good tiiat mi ntanj attended i. toi Mist Ruth Loiraiue-Closc th> [ainou: >iii» nmpisi. gave several
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    ATALANTA
    97 7 Progress of Imperial Airways As briefly announced m the tree Press yesterday the Imperial Airways mat him Atalanta. which is bo survey the route to Australia, has !eH Ixmdon. The r.a.f. authorities at B?letar confirm that the plane left London on Ma\ M and took off from Cairo at
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    MEAN THEFT
    44 7 Seremban Chinese Sentenced [FTOBO Our Own Coiresponch nt! Seremban. June I. CfefiMM who stole- a bund!.- of firewood it poor Chinese woman had shouldered all tlv way to the market was sent to uaol for 21 days by the Seremban magistral! yesterday.
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    58 7 W. Bro. Oliver Marks. C.M.G., P.D.D G.M.. E.A.. was installed into the chair of the Empire Lodge, No. 2108, on May 10th, by W. Bro. Sir Maurice Jenks, Bt.. who was assisted m the ceremony by W. Bro. W. P. Hutt. 0.8.E.. and W. Bro. P. J. Sproule. two former
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY APPEAL
    453 7 WORK OF THE BRITISH LEGION Employment For Disabled ihc Hon. Secretary of ttn Mjl Btiwk-ts Association of Malaya has received the following letter from the Organising Secretary of the Appeal and Publicity Department of the British Lcyion The preliminary arrangementi lor the 1933 Remembrance Day Appeal for
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    HOUSEBREAKING TOOLS
    250 7 Javanese Sent to Prison For Three Months Housebrci tools wer< exhibited m the second magistrate's Court yesterday when s Javanese v.aa charged ik!<;: Mr. a \v Bay Soi no .)iii Hassan, was accused ol being In posses ion ol housebrcaUing Implements. In his ;..m tht exhibits were a
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    TRADE COMMISSION
    96 7 Kvidoncc of Well-known Business Mm Meetings of tht Trade Commission were held m the Council Chamber. Singapore, on Tiusday. Wednesday and Thursday Evidence was received from Mr. L. LangdCfl Williams, Manager ol The Singapore Improvement Trust, regarding the operations of the Tru.st m relation to the Industrial development
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    MOTOR-CARS FOR COOLIES
    869 7 An F.M.S. Broker Looks AGE OF PLENTY Penalties For Not Accepting Free Money! i Fran Our Own Correspondent I Klang. May 11. An auc of scarcity and famine had given place to an ace of plenty; a new economic policy was thMC fOTC obviously necessary U>v adequate
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    IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
    113 7 Kala-Azar Transmitted By Sahd-Fly Calcutta. May 29. Research In tropical diseases carried on at the Calcutta Sehoo! of Tropical Medicino last year has been i (warded with success m many directions one cf the most important being the I discovery of a clcse connexion between kala-azar 'black fever)
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    GIRL DRIVES POLICE
    91 7 tiO >I.P.H. Chase After Car Thieves Mw.; Betty "Bow. a Middlesbrough mil. succeeded m overtaking alleged motor -(ar thieves after a thrilling chase. The pursuing car at times touch' 'I sixty miles an hour. Miss Bow. on a policeman's instruction?.. drove her car m front of the
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    SERANGOON ASSAULT SEQUEL
    339 7 SERANGOON ASSAULT SEQUEL DISPUTE AMONG LOCAL ARABS Another Three Men rmcQ Some time ago, it v. ill bt recalled t»u« Criminal Distrn 1 Judf Mr. H. A. Form. li. aid a case m Which M I PCTlimwnct '>l .1 cii nitibetween rival parties ot the local Arab community— an Arab
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    ON THE AIR
    170 7 Tower Ceremony To He Heard In Malaya I From Our Own QoßMpondeajt] London, >I.»r I l LMenen to KiTipur broad a t -t> win hi mtereated' to know thai an the -un-n Bone «hi June Ittli the Benloc T. T Rao -will \n near*, and an ox<
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    BACK TO NATURE
    159 7 Indian I'unishnient On Girl Who Left Tribe Within :< v. mila ol iMtalamMi Miami a sixWcn-ycar-old Scminule Indian gnl, Hosvllc Billie. bM paid v.ith inn litvUom for a !>rie.f Incursion into the vnx '.m: ol white wom'ii I-'.ir^d by tin- strange biautics ol white wr nit n
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    35 INJURED
    118 7 Passenger Train Hits LigM Engine Thirty-live peWCM v• r» inuir» fl ulun passenger train came m CQUMSfI v.ith ;t h^ht engine outside Sandhills BteMOB, MM livcipool. None of the injtivd was detain ■■<{ hi hospital. The trnin was tlie 5.2() from E\( -hange. Liverpool. t«> Kirby. and was
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    142 7 Ifonben «»i the riiimiiiiiMm Ok*, .it thur r.Oth annual Mrtfclf, MMBded Mj m i.j. to allow womtn U. lunch and din- m thr Ljw OrlH Room. 7'hcy are still foibi «i. n In other parts of thr club xcept on th<- ran OB of political and private dinm r.s Among
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    WORLD TOUR
    215 8 Well-known Harpist's Singapore Visit Mtsa Hutu Lorratne-CloM an mternationallyknown mIo harpist, arrived m Mnaapore from JaYl by the Johan \un Oldenbainevelt yesterday. IliM Lorwtnr Close, who is American-bom bur Whose SMUsM is KuyJLsh and still residing m London, has eivon nnri taken pan m ooncerta ,iii Now York,
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    104 8 LATKST RrBBER AND TIN PRICKS AND STERLING PATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, June 2. Spot, sellers 9 I6d Spot, buyers 31 2 d July-Sept 3 19 32d Oct-Dec
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    PIER TRAFFIC CONTROL
    66 8 For the opening or tne new pier to-day, with the exception of the cars from Government I House and Flagstaff House and those displaying a large red card on the bonrvt. all cars will park m the special car park to the south oi the pier— or
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1933. SKLLING THE PRODUCT
    748 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1933. SKLLING THE PRODUCT The brand of Dunlop optimism enunciated by Sir Eric Qeddea at the annual meeting Of his company Will, we think, arouse comment Ol a varied nature amongst average plantation companies not so wellequipped and financed as Dunlop's. That production costs
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    LONDON SEES FIRST ALL-INDIA FILM
    926 8 LOVK ROMANCE OF THK Introduced by Indian (From Our Own Correspondent; I i melon. May !l. L;iM week there was a premiere prencnMltion ol the first ;»11 Indian. Film at the. Tivoli Theatre. The film was called "Karma" and the players, the settings and the
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    SUPPLIES CEASE
    80 8 Result of New Measure Far Rice m Bangkok rFrom Our Own OORWpaadMfc] llariKkok, June i. Yesterday Uu flowrnment Introduced > new metric kuein for selling paddy and M :<sult IWt a single ps*«l<t> boat ;irrn>"l at an\ mil' m Bangkok. Dnkll iMI upsot at OH < hanur bui
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    BRUAS PERAK'S DEBIT
    23 8 (FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIOHT i London. June 2. Bruas Perak report, debit for th»- \»"ar ended Feb. 28 of £1.624
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    MR. ROOSEVELT'S APPEA
    104 8 Supported ih, I So\ ict I UN nn > I Piwid- Dl .tr luain.i,: H item f- it v,, tin i int. H lion H l'h« S. I not i H Btlll] th J that :■>.;., H Uk exi*t< I (i\l< 1 1 I H th< pUi
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    213 9 KNIGHTHOOD CONFERRED j |P N H!(i(iAR!) r waetm FOR MR- JfsTRACHAN ktfORE WOMEN'S WSTI.MTIONS j; ii» ?h«- Hirthday ry, legal and recognised alim ilii. \)VVI\ strait^ Settlement! a Kniuh C.M.O is awarded latelj general Vf^ Railways. Th< ofn- teaaed lo wtv. in/ Honours Biiihdaj KM.m i i'.\<
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    MMEIA-PERU DISPUTE
    46 9 fission to Take Over »*nted Territory London May 31. John sinion. m tlwl he wh -lad the lettlePVU and 'H 2&th at Oenera. :h< loiniula CammttlM mUoa oi hojj- urtthin thirty ci by thr li. i lit i. V 0< tmtloo of the Reuter
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    REDSSENTENCED
    23 9 REDS SENTENCED I For Four < unmnkts Berlin, Jun*' I. on Com- > mii Bloody .'i betwwn ;2 mtn kui.d 1 to ueath and Reuter
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    MORGAN'S SECRET PARTNERSHIP
    325 9 DOCUMENT DRAWN UP i Allegations Against H.tshiriKtiti. lun. Then- r-m a ematlonal development In tht Morgan :nquny vhi-n John Hackett. d ..rribim •nm.sHf m a rnau six-* ihi Deputy Pottce ComD IwlOlWr Of N.w York City .said hr had bwn called .>n b| th<- ■enate Hanking ConimiH.e
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    WAR DEBTS
    98 9 Significant Powers of I".S. President l.nmlMii. I line >. Jit «ii,ii. it mil wuii Mi. Neville Chamberlain's answer In 'lv HoVflM «n Commons yesU'iday to •ir qnsjtlon o' 11. QfDvermncnt'i Intentions concerning the War Lxbis taMtalment, when h •:<icl it vai not desirable i<> Make any itatement *i
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    152 9 \Va>hii»ftlnu. June i. War Debt* \s«-v» dtocusaed m tht Senate n.-ii:i.\ when v keen mw <>i ri';«nt »*s was hn'ii ;>;. B imtoi TyOtngi «>> Maryland fcOv.nrds tin proposed lump sou payment and mid l'< WOllld \\t lrorar anj ;t.'iimi» \vhf> OOllld sh«m bo« Britain aUn only i7MOO,OM tn -'iiti
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    "WE MUST REVERT TO GOLD"
    461 9 Declaration By Chancellor of the Exchequer NO PARTICULAR TIME Review of Government's Economic Policy London, June 1. Speaking on the debate on the P Whit.sun Bdjournment, Mr. Neville Chamberlain (Chancellor of the < Exchequer), said the gold standard was the only standard familiar to everybody
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    FORD'S POORER
    65 9 But Still Worth $««4,925,000 (unfold. (New Hampshire), June ft. Hit aaietl of Ford Motor Company haye 1 shrunk to $664,928,000 .since last year, this re- praamttng a fulling off of $70,582,000. according' to t> tentative balance sheet filed with tho New Hampshire Secretary of State The liabiliti'^ of
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    BIG FOOD PRODUCER
    241 9 Mistaken Ideas About (ireat Britain Ignition. >la> -I In a bvoacieast speech t«. Unitt-d Stales larnin, the Minister tor AgrkuMUW. Ma.ior Elliott. iaid that there -*a.s f«Mr«l idea that Kngland was nearly all om Wt; ■WHUfMliiilnn town kept alive by food from abroad. Actually Britain produced more
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    JAPAN'S ROLE
    64 9 of Boston* June B. VtaOOHll fc>hii m a «ixech at the Japanese Club, said that Japan had been, and still is. the standard-bearer of Western civilisation m the Orirnt. and she believes it hei duty to defen i certain ideas and institutions pusunst the tide- of chaos and
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    CARDINAL BOURNE ILL
    11 9 London, Jane 2. Cardinal Bourw ts 111.- Reuter
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    PORTUGAL'S COLONIES
    68 9 First Imperial Conference m History Lisbon, Juno fe. The tii\>i Portuguese Inpcctel conference In history attended by all th« colonial Governors ill opened by PnsicUnt Curmona to-day. It, was the most BMgnlfloent official mt^etinu since the days ol th<^ monarchy. The Prime Minister m hLs opening speech f
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    BOMBERS RESERVATION
    71 9 I I London May 31. 1 Mr. Baldwin, repfclag to questions with re- > fcrenc< to the Brill: h reservation for aircraft for police purposes m outlying areas, said ihat Government would obviously retain the right !to employ such ah craft as they might be allotted under the
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    CIVIL WAR SIGNS IN CHINA
    402 9 L SIGNIFICANT TROOP MOVEMENTS (ieneral Condemnation of the Truce Shanghai, limr 2. The leading Journal! In the country all condemn the truce term.* concluded with the Japanese. The Takung Pao 01 Tientsin, the Times oi Shanghai, and the Morning Post all consider that the Nanking
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    IN THE NORTH
    265 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh. Chinese Police Prepare to Take Over Mianghai. June 2. The military lenders m Peiping held a meeting yesterday when General Huanu Fu. special envoy m Nanking ami chairman ot the new. government council of the Hopeh Government, presided. After Mr. Hsiung Pin had
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    LONDON CONFERENCE
    143 9 U.S. Hopes of Broad Agreements London. June 2. Inieiviev d un board tbe President RoobcvcU en rout*' to London the United States delegates declared that tlu-j expected broad agreements rather than specific treaties from the Economic Conference. They also hoped for 1 "Gentlemen's Agreements," the conservation of gold
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    34 9 Polling m Yiewsley urban district. Middlesex. i resulted In favour of Sunday cinemas by 1,630 i rotes to 896. East Barnet decided against Sunday opening of its only cinema by 2.324 votes to 974
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      183 9 §kM^° Children's I^sC^-^ 0 own,,, fabric KTI'KSKKY Viyella is its name. Nursery Viyella is the perfect nursery fabric. It is washable almost to infinity, and. never, never shrinks. It is soft and soothing to the most tender baby skin. Absorbent, safe, protective m all temperatures and climates, is Nursery Viyella.
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      1075 10 THE BLUB FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM BTKAM NAVIGATION 00. Ltd, Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China THE HUA KHIOW BTEAMBHIP CO., (laai) lvi Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE 3TRAITB BTEAI ISHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO., Ltd.
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      519 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Ste*mer«. Dae Spore Salte B'pore. s.s. CITY OP SHANGHAI For Havre, London. Rotterdam <fc Hamburg June 27 July 1 6.8 CITY OF BEDFORD Fo.* Havre, London, Rotterdam
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      355 10 p. o; British India and Apcar U, (Incorporated m England. MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARr, SERVICES. G0 PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N INDFR CONTRACT WITH HIS M\lls|\ s LONDON AMD KAI! KASf MM, x,..'. M "M OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR <W\\ J Tonnage. Singapore. SOMALI 6.500 June 7 NAIIU RAWALPINDI 17.000
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      535 11 BOUND-THE-WORLD TRAVEL via 0. S. K. LINE HAVING OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING rtVLON EAST SOUTH AFRICA, SOUT, YD NORTH AMERICA, JAPAN, CHINA AM) STRAITS SETTLEMENTS BTTHIN APPROXIMATELY 5 MONTHS TO 2 I TIME AT PASSENGER'S OPTION I M| ROI ND-THK WOUI D TRAVEL FARES FROM .|\(.\I'OKE BACK TO SINGAPORE:— I IN
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      579 11 fpRESIDRNT Ll>fFrßsl frKOM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA I MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penang. N. York Pres. Pulk In Porl Jur.e 6 June 8 July lfl Pres. Adams June 17 June 20 June 22 Aug. l j
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      825 11 K. P. M. KONINKUJKI PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ toK\n.|.\--s.uurday. June 3, Moeara-Saba and Djambl. V \LENTlJX— Saturday. June 3. Bawean. Padang-Bay. Boeiele.i* and Su-jrabaya TOBOALl— Saturday. June 3. KoeJap, Tampoetih. Tampat-Tinggi. Bengkalis. and Bagan Si-Apl-Api. fit.V. VAN DER HEYDEN— Saturday. June 3, Riouw. Billiton and Batawa TOBELO Saturday. June 3. Pontianak. PALOPO—
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      655 12 Burns Philp Line. incorporated In Australia; FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Begular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and tn« S3. MANGOLA (3,352 tons), t Cargo only] ij MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers tradmt to Australia. Cabins
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      463 12 BIBBY LINE. [LONDON ADDBEBS M. PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.I of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels betwrm RANGOON. COLOMBO, MAR>FIT II PLTMOCTH AND LONDON with throuKb connection from Blnqapme and Penang HOMEWARD RAIIINGS tt*x* Raugoun CHESHIRE .!ui>. YORKSHIRE July fi SHROPSHIRE July 21) OXFORDSHIRE .\u v STAFFORDSHIRE Am; 17
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      96 12 W HAST \S|^ UMITBi MKMq MS BOKlN^ii TIONIA KRRIA lAIAM)I\ MtX)VT* ALSIA BORIN. Ihe abovo and bath: m M\KMiiiis m skin* II\MBIK». "i l>^^•^!^aK .i) i ION" m M \hn\ X f> IK\NS|»\(||i, m >\s ih\n« imii ri i \M»P1»». I SKL\M I j I \KI In l.nndoi, To KoUfti.
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      675 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. und Thursdays 7.30 ajn. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn g Saturdays 7 p.m 6 Kuantan (^ia Jerantut) Monday r.o Friday 7.30 a.m. fl Kuantun «via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m Kelantan «via Padnnt? Besan Monday and Friday 1 PJ» g Kelantan
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      636 12 CHURCH SERVICES Whit Sunday ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6 a.m. Holy Communi-m. 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choralj. 9.15 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 a.m. Children's Service. 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon 10.30 :\.m. Service nt H.M. Naval Basr. 6.30 p.m. Service at St. Christopher's.
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      RESOLUTION ON SUEZ CANAL DUES
      981 13 L 1)1 RECTORS DRAWING £:j,OOO YEARLY Heavy Penalty On Eastern Producers [Fran Our Own Corn tpondint I London. May lb. .v tin M;i> m ftniL r <>l the Executive Council oi the Joint Hast African Board the following resolution «;i. pan ml m reuarci to
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      KIDNAPPERS DUPED
      41 13 Teiping. May 25. The Fainint R<lit l Commission have received a win- from Siani'u saying that Mr. Elissen and his Chinese assistant who were kidna»)pf(i by bandits m May 6. hnv* 1 pstanod and an- now returning: to safety.
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      FRENCH SHIPPING
      142 13 A Million Tons Lyinß Idle I'ari* s«jni« .-xv xiiiuyiy Intereedng polnti were railed m the Chamber debate on the chapter of the Budget providing credits for the Mercantile Marine. Speakers showed that: Of thr 2.500.000 million tons of merchant shipping which Fiance possessed before the war. 1. 000
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      BOAT CAPSIZED
      123 13 Foar Drowned m Zakow Accident ll.uim liou. \|.i> 11. Font pefMBJ were drowned m an unfortunate accident which occurred when a boat cattylng .-urvey party of th«^ Provincial River A Hairs B\tronu was capsized by a swift current. The boat, with ■even men on board, was passing not
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      237 13 The following sailed for London and Intermediate ports by the Kashima Mam which left Singapore <>n Thursday: Mr J. F. T. A. Alberdinp,k Thvm. Dr. P. J. S. Cramer, Mr. P. W. Janssen. Mr. L. Kohorn. Dr K. L. Motwani. Mrs. C. Motwani, Miss M. K. Dicker. MLs.<:
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      219 13 Th« following passengers left m the Rawalpindi which sailed on May 12th for the Far EuM:— Mr. I. H. Allsop. Mrs Allsop and child. Mrs. L. A. Allen. Mr. T. G. D. Ashley Cooper. Mr. W. L. Cuscaden, Mrs. Cuscaden, Mrs. J. P. Qaddger, Mr D. Cameron. Mrs.
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      92 13 BarettttSj Dut. 2944. from Butavia J.G tor Muntok itnd Batavia 2.6. Albert Sarraut. French. 1131. from Saigon 2.6. for Sourabaya 3.6. Ajax. Brit. 4802, from Liverpool 2.6, for Yo|kohama via Hong Kong 3.6. Kangaroo. Brit. 2706. from Fremantle 2.6. for Pi. Swettenham, Penang 3.6. Tuiik Sonß, Brit. 156,
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      101 13 The following passengers sailed on June 2nd. at 10 a.m. by the m.s. Johan van Oldenbarnevelt of the Nedorland Royal Mail Line for Belawan. Colombo and Europe Mr. F. H. Kortrteht, Mrs. Tj. Zuidema and children. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Boer and children. Mr. W. Homburg. Mr.
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      417 13 THE LpORE FREE PRESS I I |38 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. I obteAddww: ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. I Thf pnmier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered I aith the Chota Ilazi each morning. Latest I nPV s latest telegrams and latest announcement?. I i..nd<»n rubbrr and tin cables appear daily. I Iptetal totiW include
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      633 13 TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA IV J/ AND MOST OF THE U.S.A \V| Xl" Scenic Rouu» uf vi« Canadian Mailuaa. ir>M— gm. \^J Sit' Hu- best r>r the uiaiv« P«. Canadian Rock les— <»La >at Ja«pw 'SgSHtey I .«"!c- the hi-nr: .if .Minctrons monnlain Ixotuly jPTJjC* .1 T r;* ie through
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    1187 14 Girl's Protest Against Hitler j LONDON OUTBURSTS I i Stupid Demonstrations At Nazi Envoy i From Our Own Correspondent] I London, May 15. We have had a week of anti- J Hitlerism In London —very stupid and very pointless. Dr. Rosenberg, who belongs 10 a Baltic
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    A FULL HAND
    127 14 Tragedy of a Mah Jong: (lame at Canton Death due to heart failure was the verdict] d1 a phyrioian who examined Mr. Yeow Mow oi Fuming Bong m Canton. Whilst playing mah jong at his home on th.- evening of May 23. Mr. Yeow became so excited
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    SYNTHETIC TYRES
    34 14 Moscow. For the forthcoming motor ran from Moscon to Kara Kum and return, one of the synthetic rubber plants has undertaken to equip all the participating vehicles with synthetic rubber tyres. Tass.
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    BANGKOK DEATH
    76 14 Bangkok. >lav 14. The Siamese civil service has lost a valuable .servant m the person of Phra Saner, a Ma of a world famous orchid collector, named Roebelen. who made *B?.ngkok his headquarters from 1886 to about 1926 (excluding ttM war years), and the Siamese kingdom his hunting
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    SCHOOLBOY'S TRIP TO AFRICA
    530 14 TEN DAY CAMP NEAR E Expenses— £8 A l iie<iu i A party of a hundred boys trom Wyclifle College, m Gloucester, have just retained Horn i camping holiday m North Africa. The* ox?ent/es for a fortnight only amounted »o £8 i head, including the return
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    HIGHLAND RELIC
    352 14 Famous Scottish Bridge 200 Years' Old One of Scotland's port Intonating and hteortc bridges aj 200 y<*ars old this year it xas on April 23. 1733. that the first stono ot A'ack s Bridge, near Aberfeldy. m the Perthshire tliii '.ilands. was laid by Field-Marshal Wade. The famous
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    126 14 Mtefl Elizabeth Aveling, uirl soloist was sinuinii beftM ttM Kiny and Queen at the ivbile? concert of the Royal College of Music, when she collapsed and fainted The incident occurred just after fche audience and hr;ir had \ve?:omcd ih< Kins and Queen with the National Anthem. She was sin«;in« Swinburne's
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      44 14 Remembertthat pure Mood not onhr keeps away disease, but b Nature's remedy— ln fact, the Mood to the stream of life. In the treatment of Blood and Skin Complaints Clarice's Blood Mixture b unexcelled, H expeb the Pobom and asebts BimMygmdm LIQUID m TABLMTfmm
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      503 14 BANKS AND |JVS(j^ CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charier) Paid up capital In 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE I 38, Bishopsgate, London, EC. 2 Agencies and Branrhe§ Alor Star Hollo Saigon Amritsar
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      85 14 BANh ml Caw-aie.. M up> fen I R I H I I I 1 s of M fl I I I 111 K\SIH;\!:B Paid- (apital 1 J HI J Ba!r '^I allow .ri^9 m 1 BDCHAMOI fl H 0 FViTHn^H THE SOUTH M BRITISH 1 PIRE, MAKINF..M MWTSI URRWW EASTERN
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      200 14 I j BRITISH BROADCASTING I CORPORATION j PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and i FEDERATED MALAY STATES i FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. J S Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 31.3 metres. i Saturday, June 3rd. J GMT 130 p.m. Time Signal from J Big Ben. News
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      605 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL Metre 80 Rome (Italy) 2RO 70.2 Khabarovsk (USSR) RVIS. 9 a.m.— noon. 58 J Bandoeng, Java (PMY). 50.26 Vatican City (Italy). HVJ. Dally, 7.0— 7.15 p.m. Sun., 10—10.30 a.m. also. 50 Barcelona Radio Club (Spain) EaJ25 Sat., B—98 9 pjn. 50 Bucharest (Rumania). 50 Kuala Lumpur (Fed.
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    72 15 YORK STOCK EXCHANGE t in Representative prices 8,,. h IX4 HANOI I HMQ 4 >ii oiKi nil. ■H vj I In n«- I. H it ti 87' I I 25 IS IS 3 I ■X H i -'2 i 11 11 H M M H S3 H ni< :t! 1
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    AN TIN IMPORTS
    54 15 H. Statistics For H m ol foreign H month ol May. H < end of B Tons. Nil I 176 B n I 121 M H loot I 22.', I 1714 Import^ H Total I 4.722 I 1.7 M I 12,54 '.'.444 H 18.0% I 23,741 I
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    A TIN STATISTICS
    35 15 Mpmente during i Tons. 150 5441 fe 1.115 215 66 41 .236 I I Total I ~1932 I ..874 8.407 13.000 I iwn I ft.fiOß SIJTI -''.5.947 39.693 44 ■>«:•, 47.908 > an m
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    358 15 x I 1 I,,;1 i; ,t ;,t, !!i v d ;atex ami .n u^, PP Ots, t s I. E. 4 1933) Sheet Crept Latex. Con. Latex. Re rtex TO T A L Exiv,n Transhipment Traiis-iipim-m IVmmhipment "SaTST x 11 Export Export Tol (1 ft |ii;tnon Pr
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    MARKET'S ADVANCE
    201 15 Highest Level Since Dece/nbcr 1931 Singapore, June 2. With food bUftni mainly speculative lr.it to j i certain extant supported by consumers, the j rubber market has continued to advance i throughout the week, and we have now reached the highest level since December 1931. R Kern probable
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    17 15 Nudists who want to start a colony m Scotland have chosen a site near the River Eden
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    188 15 THE ABROAD Par May 30 31. Amsterdam 12.07 8.30 8.38 Athens 375 590 590 Belgrade 25.22 1 245 250 Berlin 20.43 14 13 32 14.51 >_. Bombay Is. 6d Is. 6 5 64d. Is 6 5 64d~ Brussels 35 24.00. 24.19.. Bucharest 313 565 565 j Buenos Aires 47.58 42'^ofB
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    25 15 Every negro student In London has been invited to a special service to be held at the Camberwell Green Congregational Church. S.E. on May 28.
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    MARAWAN (JAVA) RUBBER
    86 15 Output oi rubber for 1932 was 382.764 lb.. oi which 372.316 lb. realised average price of 2.30 d per lb. London landed terms. Output of coffee was 498 cwt.. which realised 325. 4d. t>ei CWt Java. Bsilmated crops for current year arc 445,000 lb. of rubber and
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    65 15 Durum the week ending May tntk. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 42.532 CUM, of which 28,979 cases were to the United Kingdom. 4.270 cases to the Continent of Europe. 2.750 cases to Canada :ind 6.533 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period. January Ist
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    KELANI VALLEY RUBBER
    64 15 Loss for 1932 was £1,614 faqalnst £1.283. after trans- f erring fI.OOA from tax account). Amount brought forward wa.s £118. Add amount transferred from taxation reserve £2,000. le-av-tn<; a balance to carry forward of £503. Crop harvested was 218.787 lb., a decrease of 128.414 lb. on 1931
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    To-Day'a Price Changes
    354 15 To-Day 'a Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES Timp O Ullv SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2/4 1/32 London. 3 months* right 2 4 London. 60 days' rigiv 2/3 31 32 Londor. 30 days* sight 2 3 15 16 London, demand 2 3 29, 32 London. T.T. 2/3 T Lyons and Paris,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    85 15 June Ind.. \1 o'clock noon Buyers Srilen R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot < loose 11 1, 11 x, R.S.S. equal to London Standard. <F. 0.8 s v t Standard R.SS. on Tender June 11 516 11s July 11 11 7 16 August 11 716
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    905 15 FRIDAY. JIM; !\|>. 19.:.: CLOSING QUOTATIONS ■■yen Seller* Asam Kumbang (X) 2b.s Austral Malay x 26s 2tta Aver Hitam <ss« 13s 9d 14s 6d A\vr Wcn| < SI > 95 1.05 Banuiit: Tm 16s 9d 17s 9d Batang Padang itli 10 15 Batu Caves <$l> 45 M
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    HORSES FANCIED FOR TO-DAY'S RACES
    850 16 SKULL CAP REVIEWS RECENT FORM Bob the Gorger As A Good Place Bet ROTHERWOOD FAVOURED FOR BIG SWEEP EVENT DELOW. Skull Cap, the Free Press special racing correspondent, re- J views the form of the horses engaged m to-day's races, the fifth j j day
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    SCRATCHINGS
    61 16 X.»« No. 1 Rox»niar>. K.iu No. Jonathan. J f Race No. I Koroki. J Race No. 4 Silver Buckle. Race No. I True Light. Mer«- Maiden. 2 Fi i H.i < No. ti .t mplii 1 j Race No. I—Fortune1 Fortune Star, Quick March. \quila. I'iii row, Parchesi. Toint
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    SKULL CAP'S SELECTIONS
    38 16 Race 1. Gold Finch. J Race 2. Nuit d Amour. Race 3. Bob the Gorger. Race 4. Fed Up. J Race 5. Golden Queen. j Race 6. Moonlight. Race 7. Windgarde. I Race 8. Rotherwood.
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    70 16 New York, June 2. The following were the results of baseball pnnies played to-day. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn vs. Boston (postponed) New York 7 13 3 Philadelphia 2 7 1 St. Louis 6 11 0 Chicago 16 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 7 12 1 Washington 5 13 0 Thirteen
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    REGULARS DEFEAT VOLUNTEERS
    814 16 THE ODD GOAL IN SEVEN L Garrison Cup Match Regulars 4: Volunteer* .3. By the odd goal of MUCH, ttM Regulars defeated the Volunteer.*-, m the Garrison Cup match yesterday at Anson Rood stadium for i the third time m the four years' history of the competition.
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    SINGAPORE TEAM
    69 16 Malaya Cup Game with Negrri Sembiian The Singapore team to meet Nei«ri Sembilan In the Malaya Cup at Seremban will br selected from the following T. G. Lashmar, Said. Sarip. a. Rahman. Thuraisingham. J. Then. Ah H*|i. N. Hay. Jargasi. Mahmood. Mat Noor. Ken^ Hook. Dollah. Dolfattah. Quee
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    51 16 Tanglin Club lawn tennis tournament ties played yesterday resulted as followsMixed Doubles Open Mrs. Zylstra and Palme- beat Mr. and Mrs. Hobbes 6 2, 6—2. TIE FOR TUESDAY Mixed Doubles Handicap Mrs. Taylor and Hobbes owe 15.3 vs. Miss Oldfield and J. P. de C Hamilton owe
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    OUTSIDER WINS THE OAKS
    230 16 CHATELAINE FIRST IN FIELD OF 14 Solfatara Second; Fur Tor Third London, June 2. Chatelaine von th» Oaks Stakes at Epsom to-day. Details. Mr. E. T. Thornton-Smiths CHATELAINE <S. Wragß) Miss J. B. Courtauld's SOLFATARA <S. Donoglnu" 2 Mr. W. M. G. Singer's FUR TOR 'Jones)
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    INTER-SERVICES BOXING
    173 16 Teams for Monday's Contest l'n» Roys] Na\y and Army team v. ill lakt DMrt m tht InttT-Servii'is boxinu contesi at UM IfOOOUgfal Hall. Ne\s World on Monday. llit' naißM ol three Royal Air Force men appear m the Navy team H.M.S. Eaulr betalf an aircraft carrier those men
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    100 16 Lancashire's Innings Win Over Cambridge I.i i rid.. 1 1 I -i ii. 1. In the county cricket mat-hcs started on <i i nosday the results were: At Northampton: Kent defeated Northimt* i«\ an inning md 96 runs NorthanU 140 and IO.Y Kent 341 Frtfii;iii feOOk Northant.- wlckfts
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    RENGAM PRIZEWINNER
    38 16 C 1,400 m Liechtenstein Sweepstake A cable nctived yesterday fan Vh<Uj/.. Liechtenstein, states that Ku««n J»K>n Hong of Jalau Station. Rciv'am, has drawn t)i» s»>cond prizo of E1.400 m tht 1 Mutual Club Liechtenstein > I>-rby BWMpstete,
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    PERAK TURF CLUB SWEEP
    90 16 The draw m the Perak Turl Club Derby Bwwp was as follows: Blue Grass 4434, Caymanas 2640. Coroado 5046, Felicitation 9379. Franz HaLs 5819. Gino 5943, Happy Call 1974, Harhvro 6978, Hyperion (1) 9491. Inerlact 8405. Kin^; Salmon «2) 1491. Light Sussex 8693. Lover's Walk *****.
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    33 16 Mr. Leslie Knighton has signed on his nr*t new player for Chelsea from Birmingham. James Argue, right half-back. Before going to Birmingham m 1932 he played 'or St Roch's. a junior Glasgow team.
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    WOMAN DRIVERS
    85 16 Allowed To Race At Brook lands FVom Our O'vn Correi>7>ondent) London. Ma) 1 Blnoc 'lit Hi<».>kl.uui>, toMk was nrsi by 1907. MM MVCn h.iw b«-«Mi bMMMd laics t'l^iinLstd by tU lA.iiinu dflk tM I^ lands Autumobilt Hadii' Clm Ncv ;i chancp In ke»pur' irltt) HM '»'i to bt-
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    68 16 SiuKapoiv Goll Club June Mciwl MB|M will be played on Sutun)n\ and snn«l.r 10th and 11th Members' Club liaiuln .< > >■<•• btM IWt*^ m accordance with the now SSS of cour.si*. now 12 Brtfinning Jim. loth th.- mont)ii> m< will b; playc-d hs follows: "A" division—
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