The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 June 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. XT i .:.!>"• ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1933. 10 CENTS
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    483 1 Thrilling: story of his attempted assassination was told m an interview by \l enezelos. Page 9. Powder magazine exploded m Japan with, it is feared, heavy casualties Page P. Gandhi has had a relapse and has lost weight m the past few days Page !>. Considered fhat
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    SACRED TREES OF MALAYA
    1170 1 *<pOKOK KRAMAT." OC d tres*' Ml to tM wen ;;ii over the Malay prnlnatfai and one snrmilmis mmci acrost tree usualij oi large tin umfer nee and of great a: a, with iood offering lighted joss sticks, coloured eggs, and streamer o| rtcl ami white doth
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      107 1 IIGIA TEA w m freshness r;lU ran<-e of the „U ya gardens J]ri ,t t<> your home. \FFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT ANDREW'S HOSPITAL lnd*r the l>Ktinf;ui>bcd Patronage of B.E. the Governor). EXTENSION TILL 2 a.m. EVENING HRLSS ESSENTIAL RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL I TO-NIGHT IvFFLES
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      150 1 TO-MGBT ADELPHI HOTEL ROOF GARDEN SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY Miss Beverly Glenning DINNER U— NON-DINERS $I.— ADMISSION. SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-MORROW SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY JHlmm ILVtorlv Cplemiiii» DINNER $3. NON-DINERS $1 ADMISSION JUNE 10th. 1933 AL FRESCO AL FRESCO "HAWAIIAN NIGHT" HAWAIIAN ORCHESTRA g HAWAIIAN
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      73 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Tiger Beer- Pfe* f. Children'!- Stationery Pave 1(». New Reconh For June Pan* 9 St. Andrev'l Hospital Ball To-night Pmut l CHRYSLER SATISFACTION i J w Guard hb Health Give him Formamis t at one* and »o core hi* Sore Throat be/ora it develop* inta Influenza, Scarlet Ferer
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    419 2 Htmttnf Orders by Lieut. Cot If J T. Reilly, m c riiiniimiiilin ss.v.r. .lime Ith. ISM. Ranged. Tin 1 foOoVtDg !.im- <iuiMiicnts are published for Information. Buses len\e HeadquannrSat. Sun. I p.m. 7.30 p.m. Bukit Timah H PtMTOr R. 10.6.33 "C Coy— Table 'A" Coy— Table "A
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      465 2 IOIH I»OC« I J requires a J j NEW LICENCE it will filso requin a NEW COLLAR i We have a lirge assortment of Collars. l.cais. Harness Don J Brushes. Combs. Drinking Bouls 1 1 ric. J S The Federal Dispensary Ltd. < Incorporated m the F.M.S.) J SiM-rrsnors to
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      588 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given thmt tender* mcr now Invited for the following materials cr 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 30th.
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      321 2 H H Germs of decay lurk m uffly nlm f Prevent trouble— keep teeth free from film with this special film -removing tooth paste I you were to allow your teetli tc gently removes this tilm and reveals Lgo even one day without brush- the clean enamel surface* of your
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      429 2 FREE DOCTOR'S BOOK ON HSHI BRONCHITIS, CATARRH Hoick and Lasting Relief through Inexpensive reilroent THE latest edition of a Doctor's Free C^ l m D A JT» C, Book describing the most successful tUQS Ded"liraf U Rmnrhlt? ho e r t iat ie nts for Asthma. k. 100, ■tn Bronchitis
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      312 2 THE WKKK Thursday. Xth. High Water, 10.46. 8.3 it.. ui.su. ».4 ft. Football- S.A.F.A. LMfW <Div. Ii Wiltbhirt' Rtft vs. Pulau Brani. Stadium; BjO.O. "A" vs Public Srrviros R.P.C. F'ttdnns. An:. ial 1111 1 it lni Btogaporc Lawn Ttmnii .wri.. SC.C. lounge, G. 45 p.m. Lawn Bownk: BX?.C American TDurnameot.
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    God Will Come Back in Russia
    833 3 Moscow. mt.rvuw < j)..--. (i I uiiu. British embargo i cummlngi m the brought to .-.<.,,. tamped with loUy-lookmt young ..i enormou d*»- lal to translate ft* Stalin's .uiiti d v. it li tln i had been tn ated H< l.i eforward l verential
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    MINISTER ARRESTED
    94 3 I' s m' Him From Nazi Violence I KurLMiilif .luiir t. Finance Mmrtti. Hen taken under preventive I dovi rumen! could not PO p from MMMIH by I report* tin arnst WM demoßimtlan outside I irmi the wqM to llm tVtmu In :i toad news- f Dr Bctaachili
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    CHEERS FOR KING
    84 3 I l>i'monst ration Sik'm-cs I Budfl H l.onihm. June ft. ■\< brated tala »>«ii: Palart ulu-iv :,r.ifK»n by the H an open window I Prince of Wain load H i d< ik' 'i. t >u< m d bj the Queen H c uvpt'd towards I i round
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    20 3 I, 1 htly scratched thi Mmln? of I bd Stark, world* J thal ttM female of any ■WOMi, nnfi tr^nrh<>rous
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    RUBBER IS NEWS
    305 3 Daih Newspaper Controversy On Restrict ion I Prom our Own Correspondent] London. \la> U>. For the lust turn For many monttu rubber •cached 3d. n pound once styain. ulthouuh it was •ontended m Minchinu L*uih that thi.> \va- due bo rubber restriction rumour.- Their si no ;U>ubt.
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    SOCIALIST PRINCE
    97 3 August Wilhelm Address 10,000 Storm Troops Berlin, June 5. An address by the National Socialist. Prin Ai,'ust Wilhelm. was a feature of the latest memorial celebrations m honour of the German soldu-r. Schlageter. whom the French shot f« sabotage during the Ruhr occupation. Shaking at SchtaKrter's native tov.n
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    DISARMAMENT OR WAR
    1265 3 TIME FOR DECISIVE STEP OVERDUE Mr. Norman Davis's Speech at Geneva Oeawva, afaj it. Mr Norman Davis, addressing the Disarmament Conferem to-day said: The Disarmament Conference lias reached the moment for definite decisions vv< must ft ct the is.su. l "We must Don del Tmlne whether the
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    £3,000,000 CATHEDRAL
    121 3 Taraehule Message At Fett of H l^ipn? Legate B London. June i. The laying of the tounoation .stone ol the new £3.000.(Hi0 Roman Cathoiic Cathedral of liver- i^B pool attracted huge nallwilug <jt the faithful I from all paits of Britain and Ireland and inaii'. from overseas. The
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    ONE WAY GLASS
    98 3 Opaque From the Other I Side I From Our Own Oorrespondenti AS I. •> ml i.. Ma> l.'t. Detective Bergeant Coote, giving evidence a llarylebone Police Court yesterday against H ii. an who was charged aa I suspected person. I said that UM man went up to
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      74 3 :;j A^w^\ Enhance the beauty of your skin "7 Ha/eline Snow," used regularly, yr enhances the natural beauty of the yr I complexion. Cools, refreshes and vanishes without trace of greasiness. I An excellent bacis Tor face powder. i "'HAZELINE' Trade Mark Tubes jm tit* handbag and t^ 99 tots
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      58 3 TO MORROW A SPARK MAY SEND YOUR WORKS OR YOUR HOUSE UP DC— FLAMES AN OVERHEATED EXHAUST PIPE MAY REDUCE YOUR LORKY TO A BLACKENED HEAP TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK AND SAFEGUARD YOUR PROPERTY BY INSTALLING MERRYWEATHER S C. T. C. Fire Extinguishers. PURCHASEABLE FROM UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED f
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    Is EUROPE HEADING For WAR
    1308 4  - Is EUROPE HEADING For WAR Sir Philips Gibbs B > IN France. England, and other I countries of Europe there is a great deal of ominous talk about the inevitability of another war. TWO I 1 months ago when Hitler's Nazis; began their campaign of brutality' ar.d intolerance, taking their
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    VERITY'S RAPID RISE TO FAME
    1518 4 REMARKABLE BOWLING SINCE AUSTRALIAN TOUR lonstantine's Hurricane Hitting [From Our Own Correspondent; London. Mu> 83. There has been some* more remarkable eric* ket the season is going excellent ly. Last week Yorkshire beat Essex by 10 wickets. This was the margin by which the West
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      493 4 HAVE YOU SEEN IT yet and noticed its graceful modern lines and its handsome appearance, with chromium plated bumpers, radiator, etc. HAVE YOU sat m it and appreciated the easy entrance and exit due to wide doors And its full equipment such as sliding roof, twin-top 4 speed gear-box, silent-bloc,
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    SUNDAY BOOKING
    151 5 West End Box Office Venture From Our Own Correspondent I London, May 23. On Sunday for the first time m the history of the British stage, a West E.^.d theatre boxoffice was opened for people to book seats. Mr. Vivian Palmer and Mr. Geoffrey Hope, manftgeis of the
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    FASCISTS AT FUNERAL
    131 5 Lady Cynthia Mosley 's Last Wish From Our Own Correspondent London, May 23. Many women m wide-brimmed summer be and brightly coloured frocks and men m livn summer suits attended the memorial service to Lady Cynthia Mosley at St. Margaret's. Westminster. It had been Lady Cynthia's wish
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    RAFFLES SCHOOL SPORTS MEETING
    73 5 I the Hißh Jump competition at Raffles School sports. Loveday, sports Champion of the Kaflles Schoo I 'll J Mi«- no yard race for "B" class at Raffles I Mohamed Ali (Kight) winning from IVng Cheng. After being inactive for some time the Metropolitan Police Minstrels,
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      93 5 wmMMM r l5 NIGHTLY9IS ;ls t NIGHT of FOX'S diverting Romance of the Stage BROADWAY BAD WITH oV BLONDELL and RICARDO CORTEZ. TO-MORROW NIGHT irl Premiere of First National's Stirring Epic t ho famous star of "TIGER SHARK" tfWi 1 f|AA> THRILLING! W T4fBr The most amazing romance ever lived
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      61 5 STANTQN j NELSON Co., Ltd. 4, COLLYER QUAY j m 1 TELEPHONE 5874 APB3 i Benita Hume, the English actress playing her first American screen role m "Clear All Wires" at the Metro-Golduyn-Mayer studios, has a unique idea for a make-^P box. She carries all her make-up materials to the
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      248 5 SEE The Beautiful ENGLISH star of "CAVALCADE" J# 3 jEl f NIGHTLY I DIANA WYNYARD I IN METRO-GOLnWYN-MAYER'S brilliant production "MEN MUST FIGHT" with LEWIS STONE j 'iiirl Hhk. Ou MAY ROBSON f^^i (Famous star of Mother's Millions) IP WrnKj^Brngmt Imagine the World 7 years ahead Jl^^ See this Daring,
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      MISS WILSON'S THIRD VICTORY
      1235 6 KIT'I IXC END TO BIG GOLF CAREER Rise To Fame of Miss Diana Plumpton I Prom Oi»r Own Of i wjhh Htftii I London. Mji> IH. Mil Enid Wilson, Notts, yesterday won the] Brttlsta Women's OoU Chamionship for t lit* tliini year m succession, beating Miss
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      CRICKET AT MALACCA
      356 6 Bau^han Scores 133 Against an S.C.C. Team From Our Own Correspondent I Malacca, June .>. Although Malacca beat Jin S.C.C. XI by ten tickets it WM a very close finish, the winning run being scored m the last over of the day. Baughan et Malacca made a
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      C.T.A. vs. S.C.R.C.
      193 6 C.T.A. vs. S.C.R.C The eta. defeated thr S.C.R.C. cricket on the latters' ground on Sunday by 8 wickets and it runs Scores:— S.f.K.i.'.: Sniu li.an b Sundram 4. Chlap Kirn c s Sundram i> Pararoaothy 0, Heng Hooi run out 0, Bee Pr\. b K. Sundram I, Henry Boon c
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      Y.M.C.A. CRICKET TEAM
      66 6 The foUowlng will represent the V.M.C.A against the sec. at the s.c.c. ground m 1 two days' cricket match lwgllinlii| on Friday: R. Lyne (Oapt), o. l. f. Willis, w. R. Willie John La Cain. C. D. Ross, Ferricra. James Lovi.k. f. r. s. ICarttaua, r. p
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      S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
      59 6 The following nave been Invtfted t<> plaj Crickel uu Etceteras vs. P.S. and L. on Sunday at 10.30 am at S.C.C: R. N. Hamilton. H B. Noon. D C Bi:m. I. Sc»>tt Dalsleish M. C Elliott. J. C. S POnsford, D. H. Palmer R. B. Lewis. A. I.
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      WATER POLO
      120 6 Mount Emily Team To Meet R.A.F. The roOofWing will represent the Mount Emily tram ai vater-polo against the R.A.K r\t tlsf Mom.t Ehnily Swimming Pool, on Saturday at 5 p.m. Wong Chhi Botsj, C B. Won^. E. \r. s Kh.atena. Ho Lou Thmin. Tay Swtv Kung. Ong Klin
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      LAWN BOWLS
      195 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament lawd ix- i; American tournament -.a tiv S.C.C TO-DAY c M.ii.i am' d nnuni m. X j Ctaeaeai .'me! C. M. McNTiir. B. H n Bowerman and R v Iforrfa m k a Btewairt mm! p. m Aimed. If. St. Paul .nci V.
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      LARWOOD'S LYRICS
      123 6 Beer And Verses For late Dyrtag the tea mttrval at the Ho\^ hiouihuhor- BttMW ;trui .Vott- uerr pJayui BrteM Maurice TMa «m pr—iUid vttH ;i crate, and on npaiiißg it h^ found t »vlf-"i\U(.n QOIUI Ofl DtCI The donor was 'Tubby Euiin Mi. oaaMdlan Earwood hMMtod th< Riant
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      CEYLON S.C. vs. MEDICAL C.U
      54 6 The Colon ts.C u-am lo mt-ot ih« Medirul iC.U. on Sunday. Jump lliii .v pm M th« esc. ground irifl be a b Jamon i> I i Ponnuthtnai. k. hfuttukiunaru Ben DacDn V. Ambiavafirar, V. Paramsothy A. S. Maniani. T E. K. Rrtnam Sundrnm. Kanaffartnuti.
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      BOXING IN PERAK
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      445 6 ECZEMA IN WATERY PIMPLES m Disfigured Baby Awfully. Healed by Cuticura. "When baby was three months old. eafma broke out on her scalp, forehead, suit* of her face and ears. It came m the form of watery pimples and then whtn they bioke the trouble spread. Th»* pirnp^ scaled over
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      204 6 AS DEPENDABLE AS AN Aijc I N asnptahkastkjmnt') THAT depends onOVEiRHA^G It's a very important point this feature B^ff of body 'overhang/ J jS9 I jv If the rear seats m any car make you sit x^^ smmu-J'J? hehind the axle you will experience riding s^?^^: discomfort the rise and
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    CIGAR MAGNATE'S END
    65 7 F "«nd Shot m His Cabin ore > ester day ot the 1 torj WM told of a thr vessel was at. that thl vessel d him lyin-r dead wtminl m hLs head pistol lying beside C P. Btoeckll, ii a passenger from <.i m the Perm
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    CIT TOBACCO TRADE
    56 7 IWrs Refute Charge charge that they tr-bacco into the m tons at Pulau •nade against three LJ I DLstrict Court beforf •u.o puilty. and senU-nce I Junt 13, bav in $150 L t two men claimed V»S for V Th^ y d «l*«^ they Ht I Lslands
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    DEAD INSIDE FISHING NET
    255 7 GRUESOME INCIDENT ON HIGH SEAS Sequel To Japanese Fish Drive Warn two (»i Ihfflr comrades entered the water «hHt Mtfng oir the coast of Siam, how they dleappeared and how their bodies were recovered lat«-r and hauled up m the nets, was related l>\ BOOM Japanese
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    CHANDU SMUGGLER
    276 7 I oil 1 1 lag Sampan l^eads To MmoWC'l7 The ;a.iviii m iJ.»rt of every Jiip Cram ctunai i* m constant OMVOI of anxkty to officers of{ the Preventive Service, who httVC to keep their; «iv«>s alert for wily Mnuuylers. Cliandu Ls the favourite eontrabanu cankii ojj these
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    TRADE MARK CASE
    179 7 Infringement of Tiger Halm Rights At nit conclusion ol the case against him, it Cliinest named Chan Tiang Teng was sentenced to throe months' imprisonment, m ad- dltlon to a tine of $100. or a further term of three months m default, by tlie Criminal District Jud-^e
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    WIFE BEATING
    156 7 "flight Chastisement" Allowed By Mahomedan Law The question whether I Mahomedan husband ran beat his wtf« MM up for decision before, th( Calcutta Chiel Justice and Mr. Justice' S K. Ohose In a Letters Patent Appeal. The husband. Asiaruddin Ahmed, instituted, 'a suit m the court of the
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    16 7 Major H. 8. Paterson, M.C.S.. has been ap- pointed Advtoer, Customs *nd Monopoly B»- pertinent. Kcdah.
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    DEATH SENTENCE ON CHINESE
    208 7 •MALACCA ASSIZES OPEN Man Who Feared Mistress Had Poisoned Him I From Our vVn Correspondent I Malacca, June 7. The Malacca June Assizes opened! i to-day before Mr. Justice Williamson j when a Chinese nr.med Chu Kirn was convicted on a charge of the murder of
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    MIDNIGHT FRACAS
    298 7 Pin of Alibi Not Accepted A rUdobo puller who was beawn MftOonoctOOi when he intervened on behalf ol a woman food i hawker on seeing that thru* com patriots WON trying: to run away without paying her was ordered to receive $3 compensation from each of the tluee
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    FOUR SENTENCES
    183 7 Prisoner's Unusual Kecord Of Convictions To one ol the many Chinese who were dealt I with by Mr. H. A. Porrer, the Criminal District .Turtle, yesterday morning, it must seem as if there will be no end to his terms m prison. He was already 'serving three consecutive
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    BOOK-KEEPER CHARGED
    130 7 Alleged Breach of Trust at Muar i From Oar Own Correspondent I Kuala Lumpur, Jane 6. In the police court. Kuala Lumpur, this ■Wrnlng Chow Bong Ho appeared before Mr. V. K. Wilsuii to answ-.-r a charge of alleged criminal breach of trust as a servant m respect
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    25 7 Rene Pavlette, the talented child daaceuse, will appear for one week, beginning from tonight, at the Great World Cabaret, which la also providing vaudeville shows.
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    Name Called But No One Answered
    1762 7 Name Called But No One Answered Theatre Employee Alleged To Have Drawn Two Salaries pOLLOWING the remarkable case m which a Malay sweeper working m the 'Victoria Theatre was convicted of cheating the Municipality by drawing, under an assumed name, a second salary besides his own, there was tried before
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    NOT ENTICEMENT
    44 7 r From Oir Own Correspondi-i.t] Seremban, June t>. On the grounds that tho woman's man-taw *as not legal, a Tamil nanv.d Samy who was accused of enticing away a married woman, Amalu, was acquitted and dlschareed by the Serein ban magistrate to-day.
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    48 7 The feast of St. Anthony de Padua will be celebrated In the Church of St. Joseph on Sunday by a solemn high mass at t a.m. The collections to be made at an mnmm and at vespers will be for the poor dependent on St. Anthony's Bread Fund.
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    WHEN ARC LAMPS LEAK
    814 7 WHEN ARC LAMPS LEAK Electrical Apprentice's Fatal Shock MISADVENTURE Ten Foot Fall Ruptures C 1 1 The statement that it was v unfortunate combination of circumstances which h*d to the death of one of his workmen was made by i Mr. S. A. Robinson, chief electric*] MgIMMV ir. j the
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    CUT BY BARKER
    60 7 Four Months Rigorous For Assault (From Our Own Corre*pond»m l Seraaban. Junr 6. A Chimse barber m Mantln village cut a coffee-shop assistant with a razor. To-day Ocok Kwec pleaded srullty to a charge of eausln* hurt and, falUng to give any reason for hl« action, vas
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1933. THE BASIS OF THE STATE
    800 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1933. THE BASIS OF THE STATE We have much to thank the present and past Malayan governments for m the matter ol physical well being. Without emulating the molly-coddling tactics ot the quasiSocialist governments which have ruled Great Britain since the beginning of the
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    151 8 Mi J. R. Spence has been ■rrondld to K<dah M A.<si>tant Engineer. P.W.D. Mr. and Mrs. A. F Taylor arc expected to MTtve from homo by the Perseus this week Benno Mo^iwitsch. tbe hUBom pianist, is pudng through Singapore en June 28th from Japan and he hopes to ghre r?eital
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    118 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow London, June 7. RUBBER Spot (Buyers) 3 9 16. (Sellers) 3*o. July-Sept. 3 19 32. Oct.-Dec. 3 1116.
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    Where The Empties Went
    752 8 In Days Of Cinema Rivalry There was a time when ten empty brandy bottles would have bought an admission ticket to one oi the cinemas of Singapore It is an excellent idea tor Improving business during slump times, ol course, but it was no slump time
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    "MEN MUST FIGHT"
    220 8 The Capitol's Stirring War Drama That war on a mori «i>?dnti. Malt tlian has ever been known it. histo:-- ia inevitable within the next seven year> l- tin- id^n undcrlyiim the interesting film. 'Men Mv t Fight," which ha.v DOflM to the Capitol I fists convene trementious
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    RAILWAY CHANGES
    69 8 hmr Table RiVhion* F.M.S.K. (Mi Wj h| to i Tab innin ■Itarattea vtf iii. Will It it P ;.nd .uir. I'h« X will leave X lii-t to Ipoh uil 1 i\n. Hrn Ku •a ill .i\r Kuala I oi k p m .i!.»i m i 1 Of .t'
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    RETIRED I.C.S.
    44 8 Sir Robert Hribrtll \;i»inlmcn! 1 Judicial x ret whlrh be s raeord vk Agetil to 1910 to 1911 on po'.iti. Porec when I ■ttetel m«-nt «>i Indi.i In II hrld (hi.' OA For sir „i th. tndU 0 n.-i- intf m Mi
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    100 FEET ESCAPE
    27 8 Mack- In l.«m(l«n For Hone W *j An iduvU 10 M* Hit onulri.' whi I a London gado :J WhM -i,i. re nt! elevatii
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    O.N.A. BADGES
    27 8 Two P*m* Honour' 1 M. j H Ultil 'I. Count ill O\.:. Th« I' nntm Ho pM the M t abh I c ncUl J
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    9 8 >' Vttie OtUde u.sSH tfet D*v* > IfftcOn tested |0 roinmr
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    59 8 VALUE oh S(ll CERTIFICATE 0 I',, I .fit,., M I:, Carr.br., em,,],-.. Man The con plica Heated an int. ,11. i,.. riift; T.. q m fail to ncverthefc i m bool romp... attain v. sir Laurt ol ver\ In •1. Uafl Department and tall itandard ol
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      195 9 Injured Wife In His Arms 0L OF BULLETS i l priien Afraid To Stop L Drive On trained attempt was iss issinatc Ihc famous .t.,t»sni.ti» N. Venezelos by load ot pinmen. In a per:it vi«u r later M. Venezelos wild dash to italwith his uounded wife
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      PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS IN PARIS
      47 9 kde on the life vat attending the i i naval oOcei tlon In August, ■Aww years' return* d u> Greece HUM nt proposed Js, should be ap- U) criticism ttad expiated hLs ridjwrer with two 1921. he married! 0l a Greek l Fv.jland
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    BACK TO CHAOS
    65 9  -  Canton Break With Chiang Skaaghai June 7. oi the volunteer -tsr yi ar returned I -uni a rousing the Government IC £TS. -.d the joint con- Lo held shortly. plan lo |lw >ntlnuation of In Manchuria. and General Pel ted Hi. and Grueral Chiang iHtved m Canton
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    WORLD FLIER
    15 9 |lfc rifa Hying Across Siberia •Moscow. June 7. I urn for Chita Reuter
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    ANTI-BRITISH OUTBURST IN JAPAN
    124 9 INDIAN TARIFF CAUSES CONSTERNATION English Traders Accused Of Selfishness Coming on the heels of the other recent measures directed against Japanese trade. Simla's action m announcing a large increase m the tarffl against Japanese -loth has 'aused consternation In Japanese business addnm to the rlstni tide
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    STRENGTHEN COVENANT
    193 9 Aim or The Pour Power Pact Paris, .inn' t. The foUov/iag i Bemi-oOcial summary of Pour Pov er Pact. Tiie preamble declares that the Pacts principal aim is to jive more effect to the stablished by the ix-amic Covenant, ■•ith ;i •>.•■'• o thai the decision of the
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    WARSHIP IN 29 DAYS
    136 9 Famous I .S. Shipbuilder Dead San Francisco. June 7. 1 The death ha* occurred of Joseph James Tynan, the well-known shipbuilder, who had I been a member of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation. San Francisco, since 1906 and vice- President since 199. Reiner. I Mr. Tynan built
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    FAMOUS U.S. JOURNALIST
    81 9 C. H. Curtis Of Saturday Evening Post Dead Philadelphia, .lune 7. Cyrus Herman Kotzschmar Curtis, the millionaire publisher (if the Saturday Evening Post and one of the mast famous newspaper men m the world died to-day. Reuter. Mr Curtis was 82 years of ago. He \Ja.«. president
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    NEW "GUSHER"
    73 9 Soviet Oil Well's 15.000 Tons A Day Moscow. June 7. The powerful new oil pusher, at the Lokbatan oilfields m Azerbaijan. wMcb started its career with a daily yield of B.OOC tons, has acquired accelerated force and is now spouting 15.000 tons of oil a day ftfl Barinov.
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    U.S. MAY HAVE BLUNDERED
    161 9 $50,000,000 LOAN TO CHINA Is It Breach Of Treaty With Powers London. June 7. Criticisms bg Shanghai business men of th: American loan to Obtna to buy wheat anJ cotton au- endorsed m the City, says Th Times, which points out that the United States. ikma
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    £3,700,000 TO SPEND
    119 9 On Chinese Purchases In London. June 7. In a trading article on the report of the Chinese Government Purchasing Concussion m London for 1932^ showing expenditure for the year of £550.000 making a total of £750.000 while £3.700.000 remains m hand for the acquisition of British manufactures,
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    MR. SOONG IN LONDON
    132 9 Revovering From Fatigue Of London. June M r Boong is mow recovering from thf fatigue m r.is ion--; Journey md seemed mueli brtt< Aheii be Rfii Interviewed by a Reuttr representative to-day on hLs return from hla vi it to Oxford where ho admired the beaut;,
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    70 M.P.H. GLIDER
    77 9 To Fly Across Black Sea Tn Tnrkpv Moscow, June 7. The Society for Assisting Water Transportation, will organize m July a glider trip from Sebastopol to Turkey. The glider will b<- powerful one. capable Of a .speed of 70 miles an hour, and the trip will be
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    WATCH AMERICA PAY
    71 9 Huge Issue Of Treasury Washington. June 7. Mr. Wood m. U.S. Secretary to the Treasury, has announced the issue of some 500 million five-year 2 7 per cent. Treasury Notes and about 400 million nine months' 3 1 per cent, certii ncates cf indebtedness to be used
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    TOKYO 1940 FAIR
    61 9 Invitations To Be Sent To 53 Countries Tokyo. June 7. The Tokyo and Yokohama Chambers of Commerce have decided to hold an international exhibition m 1940 at an -estimated cost of V.25.000,000. Reclaimed ground m the Tokyo district will |be used a<? the site of the fair.
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    EXCEPT JAPAN
    53 9 Remand For Return Of China's Sovereign Rights Montreuv June *J. A resolution moved by Lady Gladstone, urging that the League of Nations to its utmost to re-establish the sovereign rights of China was approved by all the nations represented at the conference of League o! Nations Societies here,
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    MAGAZINE EXPLODES
    52 9 Heavy Casualties Feared In ■Japan Tokio. June 9. The powder magazine of the Hamamatsu Air Corps exploded three times this evening and more than ten persons were killed or wounded and several structures destroyed. Both the casualties and the damage are expected to turn out much greater. Reuter
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    ON MODEL OF SOVIET
    533 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Feng Forming New Organisation i SITUATION CRITICAL 1 Attempt To Poison Chinese General Shanghai. June 7. After clearing the Province of Charhar of all Kuomintang influence. General Feng Yu-siang, the so-called commander-in-chief of the volunteers and regulars m Charhar, has started to
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    GANDHI ILL
    47 9 Condition Suddenly Worse Poona. June 7. i There has been a sudden setback m Gandhi's condition i and he has lost two and a i half pounds m the last two J j days but there are no definite J j i complications. Reuter. J
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    WORLD CONFERENCE
    84 9 Gathering In London Herlin. June 1. The official German delegation to the Economic Conference is as follows: Baron von Neurath. Count Schwerin von Krosit?k. the Finance Minister, Dr. Hugenberg, the Minister for Economics. Dr. Schacht, Herr Krogman';, Lord Mayor of Hamburg. Herr Wilhelm Keppler the well-known engineer, and
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      272 9 I 1 v^^^^V^^^'^H ML. I NEW RECORDS FOR JUNE 1933 Dance Records NEW MAYFAIR DANCE ORCHESTRA *A broken Rosary Waltz Jolly Old Ma, Jolly Old Pa Comedy Fox Trot 8633G RAY NOBLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Won't you stay to tea Fox Trot :::No more love Fox Trot ***** Orchestral THE
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      968 10 THK BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. St«im tShiD Co Ltd and China THE HU A KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO.. (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THF STRAITS i STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMGHIP Co.. Ltd. THE CHInV NAVIGATION Co..
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      527 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co. 9 Ltd. (Incorporated la England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. WtiawM. D**3>«r* Salla8 > r*< > 8.8 CITY OF SHANGHAI For Havre, London. Rotterdam Hamburg June 27 July l •4. CITY OF BEDFORD Po.- Havre. London.
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      353 10 British India and Apcar U, (Incorporated In Er^iiind M MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARr. SERVICES. Go PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS NMBtn LONDON AND FAR FAST MM. >fr^ N^ OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR miv t Doe ft J 'Vi\ Tonnage. Sin^aporr wj HAWALPINUI 17,000 June I .soiiuan RANPTJRA 17,000
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      637 11 O. S. K. Line. r O« UKirA AND ROM If AMERICA. l»n. Sails. ,;i \<i> \iki s !.i Ooambo, i>urbsu. A^aa Cap fani, Ri<> Janeiro. Sh?i' HfMto (Round-the-world £19()» June 28 29 1 snv MUM via Oatogabo, Durban. C»j>r KM (i Janeiro, Santos and Montevide' ih» -world fare El72> Ju
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      542 11 J *l J X II II V. V J-^a^2 P^gMHgMH^aM TO GIROPK FROM SINGAPORE AND PBNANC VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SUEZ, PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES. GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YOKK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penan*. N. YnrK Pics. Adams June 17 June 20 June 22 Au«. 1 Pres. Harrison
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      875 11 K. P. M. KONINKUJKI PAKETVAART MAATS( HAPPIJ CKKMER— Thursday. June 8. Belay.an Drli and Penang REYNST- Thursday. Junr 8. Cheribon (not for passengers.. s«narang. Sourabaya Bocleleng. Ampenan. Padanß-Bny. Benoa and Baujprwang! TIDORE-Thur-dny. Jr.ne 8. Solat-Partdjara. BenflkaHa, Sotnui-Puknir,^ Blair said P^bq Baroe. TOMOHON- Thursday, Juno 8. Singkawn.u'. Ponanatel and Sambas 9
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    'CHAINED SLAVE' CHARGE
    268 12 MEN COMPELLED TO WORK IN SHIPS Off Coast of Australia Brisbane. Startling new charges, involving the authon- ties who protect the aborigines In Northern Queensland, have followed the allegations m 1 a North Australia newspaper of the torture oi a JPOUng girl by the police and her
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    STATION TRAGEDY
    306 12 Fatal Shot Follows Smile to Visitor •It seems a kind of stage tragedy which k annot be real." This is how one of his colleagues referred to the tragedy of Mr. E. A. Wilson, chief engineer of the Metropolitan Railway, who died after being found shot m his
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    FRONTIER INCIDENTS
    46 12 Agreement Between Soviet And Poland Moscow, June 4. A new agreement for the procedure to be adopted for the investigation of frontier incidents between Poland and the Soviet was signed to-day. It replaces the agreement on the sami' subject signed m 1925. Reuter Wireless
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      632 12 Burns Philp Line. (incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and tn« S.S. MANGOLA (3,352 tons). [Cargo only] s MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading ro Australia. Cabins de
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      362 12 HENDERSON LINL f SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS By Fortnightly PMsenjrer Steamer Between Rangoon, Manellles HOMEWARD SAILINGS Port of Disembarkation Plymouth I Leave Rangoon! SAGAING June 17 BURMA July 1 IRRAWADDY July 29 CHINDWIN Aug. 12 KEMMENDINE Aug. 26 BHAMO Srpt. 9 AMARAPOORA Sept. 23 SAGAING Oct. 7 BURMA Oft II YOMA
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      204 12 ami h ROBINS^ OI J TH E KAST ASI.UK J I-IMITH) I T «ltphone 5223 PASSENGKIT AM) MKVUE TO GBCOA, lnNI) Prom J MS > BORINGIA v- I ERRIA i 8 I LALANDIA a h 2 2 I 1 MEONIA 12 9 29 A ALSIA 310 310 i BORINGIA NlO
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      668 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturdays 7 p.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday.
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      168 12 Port Dkkson 8.6. Vyner Brooke, Sar. 713. from Kuc-hing 7.6. lor Kuc-hing 10.6. Maros. Dut. 363. from Indragiri 7.6. for Indragiri 9.6. Pembrokeshire. Brit. 4968. from Middlesbro 7.6. for Dairen via Hong Kong 8.6. Ellenga. Brit. 2558. from Calcutta 7.6. for Pcnang, Rangoon. Calcutta 8.6. Cingalese Prince, Brit. 3834. from
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      "LUXURY" WINDJAMMER
      307 13 "LUXURY" WIN D JAMMER Fresh Meat Throughout 10 Months Voyage Ton months voyaging, dedging icebergs .south oi Capetown and becalmed for three weeks on the Lquator. has elided with the berthing of the "luxury Swedish sailing ship Abraham Rydberg at the Millwall Dock. Loaded with 40.000 bags of Australian wheat,
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      HOMEWARD BOUND
      833 13 The fo'lowiiv passengeri are pvoci'i-din:^ p r is. NaMera sailing st 9. w sm. to-morrow the •m Instant, for Penang, Cotambo, Bombay and i Europr: Mr. J K. Swaim\ Mns. S. W. Jones and 2 Children, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Calla-han. Mi W. H. Finlay. Mr K.
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      58 13 The shipping iirm Adolf Bernstein of Hamburg are establishing a new line to New York from Antwerp and Havre. The two vessels employed arc the Gerolstein of 8115 g.r.t. and the Usenstein of 6114 g.r.t. Passengers to the number of 190 can be carried In outer cabins and there Is
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      STRAITS CALCUTTA CONFERENCE
      34 13 Effective June 7th. the rate of freight on i sticklac Ls reduced to the following figure Per bag not exceeding 160 catties $1.20 direct to Calcutta 51.15 to Calcutta via Raiwon
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      RICHMOND SHOW
      194 13 Men Ban Women Riders From I'sing Spurs I Women competitor! arc to b;> banned from using spurs and whips at the Richmond Royal Horse Show. Men will still be permitted to use them, however. The decision was taken by men incidenta'ly —to avoid a repetition <>l an incident
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      BOY'S EIGHT NAMES
      146 13 Parentage Puzzle Being: Investigated A youth who had given the police eight different names and six birthplaces, and whose antecedents had been looked up m documents at Somerset House, ranging over nine years, without result, was at Wckmy. Surrey, sentenced to iwo months' hard labour for obtaining
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      KING'S GIFT TO ZOO
      167 13 Animal Once Thought to Have Elixir of Life What may prove to be one of the last <>t the I Indian rhinoceroses to br exhibited m Britain j has arrived at the London Zoo It was a present to the King by the Prime i Minister
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      GERMAN MOTOR BATTLESHIPS
      150 13 Tlie motor battleship DeuLschland wa., taken over by the German Navy on April 1. and en the same day the sister ship, the Admiral Scheer was launched. She is to be of equal i tonnage and dimensions, namely. 181.7 metres long. With a beam of 20.7 metres
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      97 13 The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the Naldera which arrived from Yokohama yesterday. Mr. Sim;xson. Miss Carey. Mr. Briggs, Miss Collingwcod. Mr Sternberg. Mr. Jitts. Mr. Wonji. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Mrs. Emanuel. Mr. and Mrs. Storch. children and infant. Mr. Visnich. Mr. Borner. Mr. Lofts. Mr.
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      NAVAL STOKER SENTENCED
      87 13 FFroTti Our Own Correspondent London, May 2.1. H.MS. Suffolk arrived at Portsmouth this week from the China station with a mual prisoner who was sentenced to seven years" I pf nal servitude for wounding with intent to I murder m the East Indies. He is John Roberts.
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      457 13 THE iINGAPORE FREE PRESS Head Office 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. W r D e 6056. Cable Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. The premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazi each morning. Latest news, latest telegrams and latest announcements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily Special features include pictures,
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      385 13 9i\ •B^^M^^^^^**-^*£&^^^-^^l>p^ v 1 TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA \T y AND MOST OF THE U.S.A. ¥l V l9 J*T Bceok CAMdlaa NaUooiU Rjuirm iJtuj Lb» boat of U» nuu-weUot» Cana^Aa Rockies— «tay at Jupv {3=g£» Park Udjjl ta tba heart of woaitirmM monnUln b«iuiy t£j^¥ Be Lu.vory traixs erf Suprane
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    WHEN BARRACKERS WERE VIOLENT
    663 14 SHORT SHRIFT FOR A SYDNEY ROWDY Reply to Assault on Lord Harris Lieut.-Col. C. P. Foley, who wa ti.mou.> Horn thirty to forty years a^o as yreat hitter, contributes to a Home paper Ml interest inr. description of barracking On ttM Sydney ground tliat Will remind
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    FAMOUS CLUB
    128 14 Elegant Furniture Sold A* Odd Lots ;From Oui O'vn Ci>rr.vspt»uJt:i.f.J London, May 23. Th« Amba.-vsadi'is' Cl>io Conduit StivH. W. is no more, a two days' am t ion s>ull- of the magnificent furniture and fittings, ordered by the Courts under diMrt-ss for rent and rates began on Saturday.
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    SWIM IN RUBBER
    58 14 Brilliant blue bathing costumes made of rubber will be s-oen this yoar Caps will be silvered to look like incial. \Uth rinplets of rubber at the side to suggest hair. Chromium initials and buttons will be used for decoration The- new colours for costumes are azure blue
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    LORD NOT SIR
    157 14 Libel Action For Wronu Photo I From Onr Ov n Comsjwiid.ii' I i. in!, i Mi\ I?,. Announcing m th<- Klßf'l H-'mh vestcrday th< settlement of a libel action by I/onl Elphinst»<n< against Ixmdon Express Ne\\s)Mpers Lid nounsel stated that dH lib*-l consisted of tin* publication of
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      318 14 RHODESIAN RED SEAL PLUG TUT fe nVQ TOBACCO. H ODESI An D jfiS* An Knipirr product blended with the *^EDj.^i^lSEA*- greatest cure and >>kill from well matured X 3 A tobacco leaves frown on the plains of /lUqCU South Africa. S Ob ALL HIGH CLASS TOBACCONISTS Sole Agents F. A.
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      483 14 BANKS AND CHARTERED BANK I OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter > Paid up capital In 600.000 snare? of £5 each i3.uuu.uuu Reserve Fund £3.000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 Agencies and Branches Alor Star Uoilo Amrifcsar Ipoh Stmarai/jr
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      114 14 m, m I ***k -MM,? 4 l:u 'ii> n, All i ot ih. FIX,-,; DC| 4, applK 1 Trie; H THK EASRIN IM Pa:dBRA^ t K;ir. OOERI allow. t. pei IVIM BCCHA] r > «»1 THE SOUTH BRITISH "i KM MM v MMM fl PIRE, r :A' MOTOR Cil INM
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      729 14 ■a«aaw«_i— < m m mm m m m m m m BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PKOOB.VMMFS FOR INDIA. BURMA. S STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES S FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND i I 't Wavf- lenpth* 25.3 metre? and 31.3 J 1 metres. i 1 1 J Thursday.
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      35 14 16.88 Daventry 080. 16.88 Edlnhoven (Holland) PHI 16 87 Bound Brook (N.J.) WSXAL Daily. I—91 9 p.m. 14.47 Buenos Aires (Argentine) LBT. 13.97 Daventry OBH. 13.98 Pittsburgh WBXK. 12—6 pro Times are given m OJC.T.
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    ONG STATISTICAL TIN POSITION
    380 15 ONG STATISTICAL TIN POSITION THE PAST WEEK |jjjn<: Share Market Reported Singapore. Juiir < t Ml. lIOU ll run continued .< quotattoo for 1 •nu now reac »i--c t prlc* ts bract mdicatin:'. metal l"i nearby •..ll 1 .itaH.Ni Id cilsMfl luiis m trw la reported that lined about l
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    BUKIT PANJONG
    23 15 I, frw 1931 was lUM (again* ""'lilted to 805.000 at MM. per 1 »M 1.87 d. per >1 860 000 lb
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    172 15 Changes m Representative Prices United Press Association .iun«- j v. American Can Corn. 89 94 92 Am. T'phoiu- and Tfimpta 119 121 120-;: Atrlieson Railroad fJ7 70 1^ 66 L PqpOßi 78 "v t%% 79 'i FihsUmk. Common 21 2 1 220s CJ.-n FlcctrW a 22
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    UNITED STATES
    227 15 Trade With Middle Asia i Mi Prank tv William. AwllCin Trade c:« mnnssioner 7 A Ocean Buildin;;. Singapore, has just received, by rablc the- follow! im statistics relating to the faratan trade of the (Jolted Stiites with Middle Asia: FOR TIIK MONTH OF APRIL 1M.:;: Total Exports irom
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    SIALANG RUBBER
    143 15 Report tor ftm ended January 31, 1933. states that on modified system of tapping introduced; »t beginning of 1932 Paya Pinang estate harvested 1,362.156 Ib. Company's other estate has been out ol tapping since July, 1931. Aver*** net sale price, including estimated value of unsold portion of crop,
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    BRITAIN'S FINANCIAL YEAR
    639 15 COUNTRY'S POSITION IS SOUNDEST IN WORLD Satisfactory Budget I Result Thi tt-Mili <»t the financial >uai In Oreat j Britain, which closed on March 3lst. once more demonstrates, the country's position M being the ■oOßdnri m UM world When the British pMple dining the previous yenr performed
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    DOOLGALLA (CEYLON) RUBBER
    87 15 Laws* far 1932 \\a> £1,275 (agNIM £1,152). Add balamr brought forward £1,646. leaving at debit of profit and loss account £2.920. It has not been considered necessary to *vrlte of! any sum tor depreciation for 1932. No tapping took plare on Doolqalla estate, but 15,246 Ib. of
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    55 15 Adamson (iiltillan and Co., Ltd. Secretaries; Rahman Hydraulic Tin. Ltd., Output for May was 390 picuLs. Harrisons, Barker and Vo., Ltd. Kamuiitlng Tin Dredging Ltd. Output (piculs) 2.463 (1.673 May 1932) hours run 1,298 (1,048); yardage 409.000 (246,000) estimated value of ore $159,799 ($61,060), estimated gross
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    346 15 The Dutch and Control of Supplies lht? ciyhih unnual ordinary general meeting of the Buklt Tupah Rubber Estates Ltd.. was held at Bun^e House, 71, St. Mary Apce, E.C. Mr. E. B. Skinner (the chairman) said: The trading loss for the year was £1,029, which compares with
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    TAMBIRA RUBBER
    284 15 Change of Feeling m b Holland Tin: annual |MMn] meeting oi' ihe lambi! a Rubber BrtatOt, Ltd.. was held at the offices X ot the company, 71 BL Mar>-t.\c. E.G. Mr. R. B. Skinner, the chairman, arho pie- l] sided, said that they hact sustained a trading loss
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    RUBBER RETURNS
    103 15 [Malayan Estate Outputs For May Boustead and Coy. Agents; Outputs of rubber for May from tiie following estates an*: United Patani (Mal«ya> Rubber Estates Ltd.. 217,931 lbs. Malakoff Rubber Estates Ltd.. 155,100 lbs. Taiping Rubber Plantations Ltd., 119.042 lbs. Sungei Batu (Malaya* Rubber Estates Ltd.. 56,000 lbs. Windsor
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    STAGBROOK RUBBER AND TEA
    49 15 STAG BROOK RUBBER AND TEA A loss of £2,796 is shown m the accounts of the Stagbrook Rubber and Tea Estate:;. This Is against a loss of £2,239 m 1931. It is proposed to transfer £3.000 from reserve, and there is a small credit balanre (£3B6 > to go forward.
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    KARAK RUBBER
    46 15 I Accounts for 1932 show loss of £380 (against £202), which has been transferred to profit and loss account. After crediting interest on investments, this account shows balance of £1,800, I which it is proposed to carry forward. Yield was 556,240 tt> (520.249 lb.).
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    348 15 To-Day 's Price Changes KXCHANGE RATES June 7 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1/32 LondOQ, I months' sight 2 4 London, GO days' sight '2/3 31/32 London, 30 days' sight 2/3 15/16 London, demand 23 29/32 London, t.t 1/1% Lyons uid Paris. dMMIMI 080 Hn m bury. dOMMai
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    83 15 June "th.. I o'clock noou Bayers Srller* R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose* 11 I|l6 11^ R.S.S. equal to London Standard. 117 1R 11 916 j Standard RS.S, on Tender June 11 '> US 11 July 113 16 11V4 Aug. II 1 115 16
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  • S.C.C. FIGHT WELL AGAINST THE CHINESE
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      715 16 Weakness In Front Of Goal EVEN SECOND HALF Good Defence Of Elmer 10 And McCaffery A L; Chinese 4; S.C.C 1. L; The Chinese further improved •>. their position m the first division M table yesterday by defeating the S.C.C. by lour goals to one at
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      S.H.B. BEATS MARINE DEPT.
      48 16 In the third division of the S.A.F.A. League yesterday, the Singapore Harbour Board team met the Marine Department team on the S.H.B ground and won by 2 goals to one. Guan Cheong scored both goals for the S.H.B. and Buang scored for the losers.
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    TANGLIN TENNIS
    84 16 Mrs. Harris Aud Mrs. Hobbs Win Doubles Final The results of yesterday's tics m the Tanglin Club tournament were; Men's Doubles Handicap Wise and Hobbes (owe 15.3) beat Palmer »nd Prentis fowe 15.1) 6 4; 6 3. Ladies Doubles Handicap (Final) Mrs. Harm and Mrs. Hobbes fowe 3)
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    HANDICAP'S FOR FRIDAY'S RACING
    416 16 SINGAPORE AMATEUR MEETING Good Entries For Nine Events Handicaps for the first day .Friday) Of the Singapore Turf Club amateur meeting are as follows: Race 1. 'I he First Pony Scurry Ponies. Class i)i v <5 furs). 2.15 p.m. Cinders 11 Beau Geste 10.1 Arjuna II
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    BADMINTON
    155 16 Perak Championship Tournament I From Our O\\\n Correspondent) Ipoh. June ti. The Porak Badmin^ton Association's annual championship tournam;nt was played during the Whitsun. holidays and concluded to-da> after a three-day programme m the grand stand of the Perak Turf Club. An innovation was the inclusion of a mixed doubles
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    WOMEN'S CRICKET
    121 16 England Australia Test Tour I From Our Own Correspondent] London, May 15. Should present negotiations be successful, a tenm of women cricketers from this country will I understand, visit Australia early next year to play a series of matches against the women cricketers of the Dominion. Preliminary comvcrsations
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    AMATEUR CRICKETERS SHINE
    390 16 CENTURIES BY WYATT AND FENDER West Indies and Welshmen Score Freely London, June 7. A feature of the holiday cricket m Britain was the defeat of teams that last year held high positions m the championship table by more lowly counties. Somerset beat Gloucestershire by an innings
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    248 16 Seromhan Select 17 Players i From Our Own Correspondent I Seremban, June 6. Nfegrl Sembilan is eagerly looking forward to the Malaya Cup game with the Singapore XI on Saturday at Seremban. Last year at Singapore, the home side won by 4 goals to 1 but the
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    WRESTLING ASSOCIATION
    26 16 A meeting will be held at 5.30 this aftern( at the Great World cabaret to form a Wrestl Association. Those interested are invited attend.
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    33 16 In the Clerical Union billiards champions] final Teo Siew Sun beat Lim Chuan Geok 168 points m a game of 500 up. The high break of 59 was made by Goh Guan Chuah
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    DUNLOP 1,500 GUINEAS TOURNAMENT
    781 16 GREAT RALLY OF GOLF PROFESSIONALS Cotton "Booed" by the Crowd [From Our Own Correspondent] London, May 16. There was much interest at Southport m the Dunlop 1.500 Guineas Tournament but no actual surprises or fireworks. The weather was mostly line. Although be made a brave fipht,
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    ASCOT TRUSTEES
    118 16 Writ Against The Betting Control Board The Evening Nev.s understands that a writ has been taken out on behalf of the Ascot Trustees against the Racecourse Betting Control Board, following the dispute between the two bodies which led to the announcement that the Tote would not be m
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    172 16 island Club vs. Singapore Japanese Teams and suiting times lor the Mttttflj four ball foursomes match bftWtM tIM MHrf Golf Club and the Singapore Japanese G<»11 Club at tin Island Club on Sunday, an- .r follows 8.45 C. A R BaUman and T. Hisliwoith fl D. Uekuri and
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