The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 June 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NOT 13.978. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1933. 10 CENTfe.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    401 1 Jim and Amy Mollison crashed at the start of their record-breaking dual flight. They were not injured but the plane was badfy damaged Page 9. James Mattern. the U.S. world flier, was also forced down in Siberia Page 9. Britain, France, Italy and Germany have signed what
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    SAVING WILD ANIMALS
    1189 1 of ih ii osi heartcnlni n^ oi «.h« .11 vi-.'h we Uve i '.i. line desire to preserve the nan] I i d nd inl'" ting anim.'.s ih;it threaten to vanish beffOßJ the advancing f in<,<i-tic]< oi civUicatfon Oiw SOSf thi, de :r. lakim, it: Uca] form,
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      259 1 Hi M'.fl AT ALL ,HIM; IWIVISION STORES RAFFLES HOTEL SEA VIEW P MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TT^T>E>¥ n.U 1 xiL* lIIIS EVENING TEA DANCE— 6.3O to 8.15 p.m. to-night 1U m SPECIAL DINNER DANCE TOMORROW ENTERTAINMENT fICIAL MSNER RACE BALL i:\H'ii»ion Till .i.iii. Miss BEVERLY GLENNING 11 1 NING DRESS ESSENTL\L
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      118 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS KlosUr-Beer Page 3. Motor Assurance— Page 10. Tonic -food Beverage Pag: 3. Fnuidairc Pays For Itself— Payr 9. Halls Distnr.ptT Cheaper Pa^i 1 6 CHRYSLER LOW INITIAL COST 11l list rated bu 21 Dr. FORREST'S NEW j rBOOK i I n 4»E EANY j i In thi-; book
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      7 1 ISSSSSSSSSSS^SSSB OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    PRIVATE SEPTIC TANKS
    226 2 Kuala Lumpur Hoard and Inspection from Out On Uorre pondent Kuala Lumpur. June 7. The quc.-tion ui thr periodical Inspection ami maintenance oi gentle tank installations was dtacuned again by ihc Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board this mominjr. Tin chairman recalled that the Board had 'eeided to refer
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    LAW NOTICE
    62 2 Friday, Juno 9th Helore the Thief Justice in the Ist Court I at IMI a.m. .»ud«ment Q B 11l M-*, liWn Chia < fTony. deceased. At 11 am.: -Admison No ,o 32 -Petition lor idmtMtop of H. h. Panj?. J l-oiiowed by Bankruptcy" gfc^JJj* J l4toi WWII> <■
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      476 2 DISTEMPER IN DOGS. SHRRLEVS APPROVED REMEDIES. I ivro.V A proved Cure and i'uventivc Sure ;tnd rapid in its action. Mmm CIRK. Removes the (e\ti in lr.-s thnn tw«nty-fuur hours. TONIC QUININE PILLS. E-specially valuable In tin second stages to prevent i oUapsc add complications MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CAKDS.
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      530 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE, Tenders. NOTICE la Hereby given Chat lenders art now Invited for the following materials on services and that particulars of such tender? may be obtainr-ri in the Tender Room Municipal Offices Supply of Heavy Pipes and Cast Iro: Specials for period Oct. Ist, 1933 to Sep*.
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      171 2 I -Dili W DJN i SUNDAY TIMES. I I I oerms or decay lurk I in ugly film I Prevent trouble -keep teeth free from film I with this special film-removing tooth pasf- I T F you were to allow your teeth to gently removes thi^ tiln. an.i r >«).
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      377 2 THK WKKK 1 1 May. *'tii. Hum Watt 1 1 M :s S3 Bi, 1 1 11 ■tngapore Antatcoi Races. Crirk't S.C.C. n. Y.M.C A. Pndant. Blnkan Muti \>, .Johore C.C.. Blakan Mati. t vi I inn. Hi. CtataWM Iffedlcal College Union, Anaon Road. Outran School Annual Cporta, Jalan Beaar,
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    ANTI-SOVIFT NONSENSE
    213 3 F J ravda Attacks Japanese News Agency Moscow, June 7. Following Izvesua, the official Soviet organ. which attacked the Japanese Nippon Dempo i agency for .spreading provocative reports de- 1 signed to aggravate Soviet-Japanese relations. 1 Pravda has entered the lists and flays the Nippon agency, which it
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    25 3 Mr. G B. Folhot, O.C.PD, Ba^-an Serai, Ls uoinji on home leave on June 10. He will be succeeded by Inspector Samsudin from Netrri Senibilan
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    MEN FROZEN TO DEATH AND THROWN OVERBOARD
    1155 3 Six Days Id Open Boat Arctic Ocean SEAMEN'S STORY OF TERRIBLE SUFFERING PIX clays and six nights in an open boat in the Arctic- seas, great naves washing over the craft, the crew one by one being frozen to death, fresh water supplies
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    HIKERS AND CHURCH
    94 3 Dress No Matter Says Kishop l.tMMlitn. Mav I The Dew broad r spirit in the Churrh, \\ys put into words by the Bishop of Newcastle <Dr 11. E. Bilbrouuh) at a Diocesan Conference last week, "Hikris must be admitted to chtich M they an.. and that raises
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    A REMARKABLE FILM
    185 3 Out of the most heralded motion pIdMN to be presented in Singapore for some time. opeM on Wednesday, at the Capitol Theam It is Warner Bios' "I Am I Fugitive From I Chain Clanir." starring Paul Muni, with Helen Vinson. Not only Ls I Am a Fugitive
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    HER HAND WENT DEAD.
    213 3 Helpless With Rheumatism. At on»- tUm he though! be v the use of her right band. But whan v tarted (he "iittlt ciiiih (in-.' ->t Krusrhei I ■v.nn put her ri'-hi "I was tore taa .1 bad ■tate," int uu-> in fact, I could Do! do
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    TOWN REJECTS LIGHT.
    100 3 Tnanimous Objection U\ Spinsters I Fioin Our Own OMV poOdi i I London. Maj JS. When a suy>?<\sU«>n tliat inxi lamiJß should b. erected in Bl« wbury. Berkshire MM .submitted lo paiLsh meetiiji^. IfWf argument was quashed by the. remark that such illumination would drive eourtiiii? cnuplis
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    THEATRE TO SEAT 2,800
    92 3 THEATRE TO SEAT 2, 800 Ur*M« Of Kind In S^»vipt Union Ivanovo, i him i. On*- of the largest MwttW in th» Sovi. Union Ls now under construction at Iv The auditorium will seat 2.800 people, and r?ie building will have a .sjxrfn! hall for < our. r' to seat
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      202 3 The World's r nio st adaptable WWM o^^^ tonic food !^#^S% beverage m//i(il&Mxm. „ii -round advantages oi Ovaltine. r^^^ j^f 1^ *T*. Th< eldest and most delicate invalid.** 1 />* '^^hh^^!^^ I^B^HHfc bi tiftited by it just as surely as it W >4^mF k health and joyous energy SSS^g^^^P*^^^^ the
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      32 3 IF YOUR BATTERY COULD SPEAK, IT WOULD SAY CHANGE TO ir~ir t They spark when others can't *nd make starting easier! MTMNTOM iok MALAYA BORNEO MOTORS LTD, ASK FOR THE ENGLISH A.(
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    Try These Steamed Puddings
    525 4 Hen are some light mixtures for steaming that will prove acceptable. SUNDAY PIDOING Cut five or six sponge-cakes into squares and place them in a buttered mould that has been <iecorate<l with preserved Charles. Boat up three eggs with a pint ot milk, enough .sugar to
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    A Dress -As – You – Please Year
    813 4 A Dress -As You Please Year By Our Woman Correspondent AMONG the most important fea- tures of the new fashions are an intricate sartorial technique concealed with utmost care, slenderness of a kind only recently invented, as i well as fierce rebellion against superficial fashion decrees. Novelties are acceptable only
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    Well-Dressed Woman Demands Variety in Costumes
    1186 4  - Well -Dressed Woman Demands Variety in Costumes CHERUTT BY OF PARIS •THE couturier is constantly confronted with. a probku.i how to attain variety aad Interest in th? c^thes she creates, without falling into the dangerous field of eccentricity. Every season oif sees costumes which in their desire »'or originality, become
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    CABBAGE
    230 4 Green vegetables are essential to health, as they provide the right kinds of salts and some vitamins. The- cabbage is one of the most \aluable. It is most important that it should not be overcooked. Prepared in the following way it is as tender as spinach. It should be
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    REVIVING DULL COLOUS
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    BEDROOM CHAIRS
    25 4 Attractive cl mad. from on* BM*ehtbecun small kWB chair .should l> I TIM jj^ If a n.orr M* ru; two or thr.is produo-.'
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      109 4 invites you to try this Neiv Tonic Beverage I "Cow Gate Chocolate Milk is made from rich West of England milk and lightly flavoured with fine Chocolate. It makes a very digestible, palatable and nutritious drink most suitable as a morning beverage or as a nightcap, and really sleep inducing.
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    "THE BLACK GIRL"
    177 5 Shaw's Book Banned in Free State Mr. George Bernard Shaw's book "The Adventures of the Black Girl In Her Search for God" was among the eight books who sale ILMI distribution, it was announced in Dublin, are prohibited In the Irish Free State. The order was made
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    YOUTH HOSTELS
    199 5 Two New Centres In Cairngorm Tr^ Citirngorm district will figure pro«. mlnontly on the Youth Hostel map of Scotland from now onwards, two new hostels having been opened at A\ lemon and Tomintoul ,by the Aberdeen District Committee of the i S.Y.H.A. The wooden hov>tel at Aviemore has)
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    THE SECRET OF GOOD DIGESTION.
    131 5 How Anybody Can Have It. Practically all forms of indigestion and stomach trouble are due to or accompanied by an abnormal condition known as acidity, which causes fermentation and the formation of gas. Correct this condition and all pain and distress instantly disappears. For thio
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    HOLIDAY CAMPS
    235 5 Unemployed Men Making The Equipment An experiment !r. holiday cami)^ fa unmanrted unemployed men is to be made at Denrent and Great Hueklow, new Sheffield. AH single young men registering at Sheffield employment exchnn^ts v. ill be able to apply for a fortnight's holiday at these camps. The
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    STATUE OF MARSHAL FOCH
    113 5 President of the Douaisis British Club, placing the ll h on the statue of Marshal Foch, watched by the other members 1 lh French party of ex-Servicemen who recertly visited London. Dr. Fauchcux. President of the Douaisis British Club placing the wreath on the statue of
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      123 5 MT3§l|!lpJte| to-night: I (KIM STAR— IN a GREAT PICTURE! FiRSI BRITISH FILM AND A CAST WORTHY OF THE OCCASION. INCLUDING PSIR NIGEL PLAYFAIR. NORA SWINBURNE, GENEVIEVE TOBIN, LAURENCE OLIVIER, MICHAEL FARMER. i Special Added Attraction i I F. A. CUP FINAL AT i WEMBLEY i Presented by Gaumont j HELP
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      168 5 6.15 9.15 TO NIGHT Malayan Premiere First National's brilliant epic Presenting the famous star of "TIGER SHARK" EOWA R D C vnvri t arm Jk IlilßKra l)\Rl\(i''' l \^PT/ With BEBE BANIELS and all-star CAST. a HIS NAME BLAZED IN GLORY HERS WAS DRENCHED IN SHAME One of the most
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      LARWOOD WRITING A BOOK
      923 6 PASSIONATE SUPPORT OF 1 LEG-THEORY Imperial fricket Tonference From Otir Own Soi respondent] LondotOLay 15. ii ir TOeon Contnovaray on brlskrj and everyone, i> getting a Uttta tired of it. Y«*y- < nrriay the Neus Chronicle remarked, under r} tH ol Publish the Facts." Bo much
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      50 6 millkM pans ol' spats valued at' 12: )(>tt v WM e\ory year in Britain be- IMS How »hf numlKM- is 30.000— and it MlKs *'■»<-> -very month. A manufacturer >Meil »W m*» nouadavv. r>nly at a 1 m f or °"»r wu Mm pt* pejpfe Ul :l Whole v.-ar round
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      POLO PROFESSIONALISM
      459 6 Lord Kimberley and a "Canker" The Earl of Kimberley made an outspoken attack on* professionalism in polo, and revealed that the Hurlingham Club Polo Conimittet had decided that it was to end after this season. Lord Kimberley was speaking at a luncheon |lv«O :n London by the British
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      LAWN HOWLS
      295 6 Fixturis for S.C.C American Tournament Lawn tic..;- American toumam D1 at the sec MO.ND.W. IfJNC IStfe E. G Btaunton and J. H I) (^no bIK VS Pan! Btorr and E. B. Evans H. Henshdwocri and C G Pugler vs. P at S(ott and H K. Fearn: :de. H.
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      MALACCA GARRISON CUP
      111 6 C. F. Smith's Big Win In The Final brom Our Own Cone, pondent >lala< c;i. limr (>. The match play competition for the QarrteOfi Cup at Malacca has just been completed and resulted in a win for C. F. Smith Results: I fist Round A F Baughan
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      66 6 Modu ul Oollefa Union won two O 1 their tluvt vook-ond cricket matches. They d'foaU'd RA Jf 26 run. (M.C.U. 65, R.A 39). and the MCA. by tWO wickets (M.C.U. 118 for 8 Md. Din 34 not out; Y.M.C.A. 113 W Willis W. including 3 sixes and 5 lours.. They
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      247 6 S Jl?\^mSi i «k %^r\>^ v3Bl ggfa| i **>JA. if^Hfc- yj|^^ Illustrated above is charming young I -nii l| lillji j WE HAVE PLEASURE IS ANNOUNCING Tlisit oniiitt lo an iiu-ioiiMMl «lrniiiii<l Messrs. SISSON BROTHERS AUSTIN w Co Ltd HULL w We also invite your enquiries y TEN F()r K
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    GOVERNMENT SERVANTS AND HOME INCOME TAX
    525 7 SINGAPORE CASE 51 Vy make HISTORY Appeal Against An \ssessment rHREE (.ROUNDS i fominissioner's Dwubt Of Official View Correspondent London. May HO. sini: •!•«"<• MM has raised a n important point in coniM-r m tti ,i, inniim- lo in raspeet iffffef .inroad. TIN man
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    A CLUB CHARGED
    52 7 I** Of Premises For laminc Mr. G. b. Knwlin^ rday of .summon; Brtilata Malaya Club, H the premises to b< «te« h .tls# There wai th. .immons applies t< •ho represented the de tt* papers of the cas. l)p l' and the case wa li.ao am. on
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    FELL TO DEATH FROM THIRD FLOOR
    269 7 RAFFLES PLACE TRAGEDY B<M)k-Keeper Who Went to Praver Room nil. ik M! BsiadU, iB Arab in»ok-k«-. p.Y employed by AJkafl and Co.. Rallit'.-, Place, fell lorty feei fiom a third tloor window ye.st<idM> .it :ilx,ul 11 m JShaJk Ali walked iro:n th; BMUB OBSCC
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    TAILOR'S PERQUISITBB
    265 7 Dressmaker's Silk Remnants Disappear Mrs. V. OniltWnr. a French woman dressmaker, acfJßßd :i Shanghai tailor, Wong Ah j B nu. who MM In her employ, of having stolen l l^ yards of rv<n silk, before Mr. A. W. Hay, [the Second Magistrate, yesterday. During the [caec the Question
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    ASSAULTED IN RIKISHA
    203 7 \V. P. Thornley Enters Hospital Again Another attack has been committed Q|] Wil Item Patrick Thomlev. I local European, while be viis ridiiiff in a rikisha alonp Tanjong Pagar ROSd 1" UK rlv hulirs ol yesterday monuiw. He is now in hospital Hitter Treatment lor wound on
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    SEREMBAN MURDER CASE
    135 7 Malay A lipped to Have Killed Divorced Wife i From Oi-r Own CfarrwpoodMrtJ Senrmlian, June b. N t ,,n ■anMtan opened to-day befor, Mr Justice Hereiord. A Malay named Yati bin Sahar «M charged ulth the murder of ht Pad"r-' B,,ar «»■■>■« h Deputy Public Pro«c«tor whih
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    LAD'S ATTACK ON MOTHER'S CREDITOR
    307 7 TRIED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER Guilty But Recommended For Mercv I fProan Our. Correspondent J Malacca. June X. i)j Miilarcti criminal ;issiy«s < onclU(U d \u-vn\ befoM Mr Jiistu* Williamson. Much interest wa MOined locally in the Heeren Street ■tftfaMm one in which y. Chinese named
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    DATURA DOG POISON
    300 7 Haul of Spoons After Arrest of Alleged Thief An adjournment for the evidence oi the Government Analyst on the poisonous properties ct datura. substance alleyed to be commonly iiitci by burglars to drug dogs, was mack* in a eiM which was commenced before Mr. A. W. Hay.
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    Y.W.C.A. CLASSES
    202 7 Scheme of Instruction in Utility Subjects Classes will commence next week :it the Y.W.C.A.. Rallies Quay, in Dressmaking, European Cooking and the making of Children's Clothes. For the DnMnaklng Class the services oi Mrs A. Youns have been secured. Mrs. Young is an experienced cutter and dressmaker and
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    MAP OF MALAYA
    64 7 7 i The Map Production Section of the Survey i Department. F.M.S. and S.S. has issued a new map of Malaya v.hlch shors the density of e population. The price is $5 per copy in sheet. i wall or book form and it Ls obtainable from the
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    WOMAN VAGRANT
    72 7 a Malay woman charf*d v.ith vagrancy before the Singapore magistrate yesterday i morning created a scene when beint: led out of jthe court. She stripped off her clothing, but; I policemen quickly took the struijgllnf? woman I I into i room where she was forcibly dressed. She was
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    Motor Cyclist's Fatal Dash Across Junction
    829 7 European Driver's Attempt To Avoid Crash The opinion that iatal motor accident in Wfm Basah Road on the morning of June 1 was due to the fault of th< victim himself and not of the European driver of the tar, whs expressed by the
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    HUMANE KILLER
    101 7 Kuala Lumpur Objections Overruled I From Pur Own Correspondent I Kuala Lumpur, June 7. Tht opinion that objections to humane ■teaghtorfng of pigs were -Ml bukum" was expressed by Mr. D. Richards at the meeting J of the Sanitary Board this morning. Mr. Richards, who presided, pointed out
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    ST. JOSEPH'S OLD BOYS' DINNER
    487 7 TRIBUTE TO THE BROTHERS Employment Not Difficult Ai uli« annual re-union dinner of the St.ji Joseph's Old Boys" Association in the O.H. Cafo I last nif?ht there was a happy aatherin^ of; about sixty former students and Christian Brothers. Antony them wer» If. Glineur \iecCOUMd
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    SILVER COIN SCHEME
    258 7 Clerical Union's Appeal To Employers Th«- C&erftea] union's sihir <cm aeheaM t\v Vlav resulted in tht colkrtion of $177 50. N"t"arl\ a thousand persons contributed and tht: satire anal has been sent to th Non-Europc-un Dnrniplovment Fund Th»' number of Brma on the li-st of those whose
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    HE STOLE A CLOCK
    83 7 Now He Is Doinn Timr iITMm Our Otui Cone pi mUnX I Seremban. June 7. A Chines*- named Cheah Wok wnlkrd into -the local Government Town Di ptnsary th»- othor day with the Idea of «ettint' some medicln'. I suddenly changed his mind and, as no
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    WHAT ROTARY IS DOING
    935 7 Active Programme Of Social Service GIFT DAY Unemployment Funds Assisted YVrdncMia.' 'a meeting o* *)a sin ap.»ii Rotary Club was Un Lt.st bllblßMl BMCtlaf ol the Noturv year, ar.cl interest in*/ .uni klfOCTnatrW Report* of the activities of the Cli b euiv.inittev \er»- pn ■enftoi. The
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 9. lWa. BUILDING A BULWARK —OF PACTS
    807 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 9. lWa. BUILDING A BULWARK —OF PACTS Having thoroughly alarmed Poland, having precipitated a crisis in the Balkans and having reawakened mutual Franco-German suspicions, the Four Power Pact was accepted on Wednesday night by the powers concerned. Early ratification is expected. Another instrument now stands
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    THANK YOU!
    153 8 THANK YOU To-day St. Andrew's Mission Hospital is appealing for funds to enable it to carry on its work among the poor of Singapore. Through the medium of flags which will be offered for sale in the streets even the poorest may help this thoroughly deserving cause. The public may
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    114 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate in New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow London. June 8. RUBBER Spot (Buyers) 3 21 32 n (Sellers) 319 32. July-Sept. 3 21 32. Oct.-Dee.
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    Started By A Match !
    1009 8 Started By A Match Singapore's Motor Car It is a matter ol nistory mat in the early days of motoring in Qreat Britain the pioneers had to wage ceaseless war against the authorities before they were able to secure recognition for the new form of transport Cans had to be
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    133 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ARTICLES ON siv, OF TDK. |'\st ''""'J To the l.diioi Sir— l i HH hlSto! ■PPMHrIOi farts mm mm; would be MM for it|.'i» a. e In th«- arl:< there is no m (a tnat( -ht-d i. time whn, the iv And acrain Okm r m,,
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    PAVILION PROBLEM
    96 8 0% Married Men Besi Hii>hunrK There li A IOUCh Ol »)t -B rfect UncM i land opi'lU'd M tb 1' Hh tvcrptMi Mai conventional an; l< T 3 much In 1.- de< Mi U standing- m \lu-v Into ontrai t ciom. tinu; ntbar m tii.it ot lovei hnatauni
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    THE ATALANTA
    22 8 Expected in Singapore June liondcn. ha« PBTI II tO tl:' ttarl delayed June IL'fli Mm 13th The a\> pertai Alrwayi
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    TRADE COMMISSION
    38 8 Brllbll Preference mnim ■mi were held in M I nesdav vtMB I C. Hutrhmcs <>f Ml I Mr. R. H Smrh Ltd and Ml > I min Mai I Customs BritLMi I bet\ve<-n F I States I
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    SURG. LIEUT,-COMDR. DUNCAN
    36 8 l.rjvinu IN P ■Wf I-i. 'it -c lr. D entrrtainod bv H at th.- Beletai N > I drpartui. for El I Comdr Ciirn. s I and Mr V. T. S the fl—llM vrork
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    WHEELER AND WOOLSEY
    22 8 c. U c-i SSL 1 IF, Brrt «IW to-fia\ Thr \isitc 4 nVlork I Wliilf Jn B Prinre PunliatM
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    20 8 tilt- V. Messrs W Mr. H P. Co. Pat, isom. U afterwards >- years ago. t* It sinpapon- bv flu- Uak.
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      136 8 j«™,c From the British C^Z^ q:^~ v /^> VVTEST INDIES Rose s Zwne Juice o^i /toot /resA Lime Fruit °T? JrpsJ ">- a/2G^ Ca/?e Sugar mm^ JBRgft'" ENTIRELY T —^yV^ BRITISH caldeccics Small Shipment Just Arrived Dutch Smoked Eels COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD. TOM WALLS Racehorse Owner and Actor-Manager says
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      63 8 A WEST END BARBER lines his assistants threepence every time they cut a customer. This is what is known as a petty gash account. A "GAFLACT ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY eliminates the necessity for depleting one's cash resources after illness or injury. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong
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    HOLLISONS CRASH ON TAKE-OFF
    505 9 MUSSOLINI'S PHONE CALL TO HITLER Results In Signing Of Four Power Pact dOFOUND EFFECT ON EUROPE QffTAIV !»»"<«', H«lj and Germany have initialled the Dhur F""«' r Vlii Tne ceremony took place in Rome and jtlfMN 1 termination of the long struggle to bring rigttteritt to
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    TEXT ISSUED
    117 9 I ratftn Within League Frame I I oiulitn. June X. I Pdot Power Pact has bk e\pr<sses the Wlon that dlaquid throughout I dta Lpftted by reinforcing j trengthen confidence I i Article One the nake every effort to I ork o! the League of I rective eo-opcration
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    LL BRITAIN DEFAULT?
    94 9 To Discuss War Debts New York, June 8. d a new state- iaen to receive any I I DeM revision and j I :st be made by H I Confess regarding I lent Roosevelt has I the Constitution to I hfc adversers.— H I midon. June 6.
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    NOT THE PACT WE KNEW
    199 9 Terms Completely Altered By French ICome. .In in The British, Fn mli ai.d Italian Governmenthave notified acceptance of the new draft of the Four Poa er Pact. All now depends upon Germany from whom a reply is awaited at any moment. The new draft of
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    JAPAN CONSIDERING RETALIATION
    203 9 TARIFF ON BRITISH GOODS Demand For Boycott Of Indian Cotton Tokio, June 8. On seemingly reliable authority it is learned that the Government is considering raising the tariff against British Empire goods in retaliation for the anti-Japanese trade measures taken by England and India. Reuter. Tokio. June
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    DEATH-ROLL RISING
    219 9 More Explosions At Air Base In Japan Tokio. June S. With Qm still raging and explosions ccntinuint;. spreading death and destruction, the extent of the casualties and damages in the Hamamatsu Air Corps disaster Ls still unknown though latest reports include over fifty aircraft wholly or partir.lly destroyed,
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    MR. T. V. SOONG
    119 9 Statement On Attitude Of China London. June 8. Mr. T. V. Boom and the whole of the Chinese delegation were engaged in lengthy conlVrences to-day in preparation for the World Economic Conference. Mr. Coons is still without official engagements but has been almost rushed off his
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    PIRATES UNMOVED
    92 9 No Hope Of Release For Captive Britons Mukden. June 8. The prospects of the release of the captive British officers from the Nanchan^ are gloomier than ever. Despite the fact that a dozen relatives of the pirates have been taken as counterhostages the captors are unmoved and are
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    FEWER UNEMPLOYED
    34 9 London. June 6 There were 11"). 000 fewer unemployed in Britain on May 22 than on April 24th and 158.000 less than a year ago. Wholly unemployed now total 1.998.000 Reuter Wireless
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    DEADLOCK!
    191 9 DEADLOCK Arms Conference Adjourns Again Geneva. June 8. Difficulties on practically every important Issue iDClUdlnc security and definitiation of i hggresson, navnl and aerial disarmament again plunged the Disarmament Conference into the doldrums Al B rwsjM th Bureau of the Executive Committee decided to adjourn until June 27. Meanwhile, Mr.
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    CARDINAL BOURNE BETTER
    27 9 London, June 6. Cardinal Bourne continues to improve, according to this morning's bulletin which states that no further bulletin will be issued.- Reuter wireless.
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    PLANE TOPPLES OVER
    140 9 Propellor Bent: Engines Torn Away FLIERS UNINJURED Record Dual Flight Delayed For Week Jim and Amy Mollison attempted to take off from Croydon Aerodrome at 5.30 this morning in an effort to |fly direct to New York from whence they planned to make a record nonstop flight
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    ANOTHER WORLD FLIER
    65 9 Mattern Forced Down In Siberia Moscow, .luiif S. Mr. Mattern m forced to land at Prokopievsk. 600 kilometres irom Novosibirsk An aeroplane with a mechanic flew from Novosibirsk to assist him. Reuter. Moscow. June H. Matt' rns forced landing was due to the breakdown of the motor.
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    FINN STILL ON THE WING
    30 9 Shanghai. June 8. The Finnish flier. Brcmer. hopped off this morning and refulled at Tsingtao at 10.45 before continuing his flight Seoul. Reuter Far Eastern.
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    NO RECOGNITION
    77 9 I Action To Isolate Manchukuo Completely j Geneva, June 3. Action to prevent recognition ot Manchukuo in all spheres of inter- national activity is provided for in a report adopted by the League 'Advisory Commission dealing with the Far I Eastern question. The report aims at making impossible
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    MAKING HISTORY
    64 9 U.S. Delegates At LL.C. For I First Time Geneva. June 8. For the first time in history, United States delegates will participate in the work of the seventeenth session of the International Labour Conference which opened at 1 o'clock to-day. To-day's proceedings were largely formal, after the election
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    MORGAN ENQUIRY
    51 9 I Partners' Private Transactions I To Be Investigated I Washington. June 6. The Senate Committo enquiring into tht Morgon Company affairs has decided to ask the Senate to grant it additional powers to investigate the private stock transactions of the Morgan partners with their income tax returns. Reuter
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    PRESIDENT'S SON
    34 9 Report of Divorce Suit Confirmed LO3 Anjjeles, June 8. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt confirms the reports that her son, Elliott, has decided to sue for divorce on the grounds of incompatibility. Reuter
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    PAPER BANNED
    30 9 London Daily Herald Not to Enter Germany Berlin. June 6. The entry of the London newspaper, the Daily Herald, into Germany will be banned for an indefinite period.
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    NO TARIFF PACTS YET
    36 9 Washington, June 8. President Roosevelt has informed the leaders of Congress that in order to secure an adjournment of Congress this week he will not seek authority to negotiate tariff pacts Reuter
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      514 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co. f Ltd, (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA POSTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. 6te*mer*. Dmßl«i. Sails s»«r*. i 14. CITY OP SHANGHAI For Havre, London, Rotterdam Hamburg June 21 July 1 re CFTT OF BEDFORD Po. Havre. London, Rotterdam
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      322 10 P. fir-Q British India and Apcar U (Licorporau.-<i hi h. MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARr. SERVICES. KGO PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS Mlimi LONDON AND FAR KAST Mui SEW^ 11 OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR A ihD i»»nn.»-f Singapore RAWALPINDI 17,000 .Turn SOUDA! RANPURA 17.000 lunr 2:; O}ii BANGALORE H.OOO
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      564 11 LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM \\D MIDDLESBROUGH. taM 13 14 HAKOZAKI MARU T. 10.500 Aug 910 June 28 29 t TERUKUNI MARU T 12.000 Au K 22 23 HAKUSAN MARU T. 10.500 Sept 6 7 July 27 28 HARUNA MARU T 10,400 Srpt 20 21 „,,,1 Knttfidnm. Tails ;it Hamburg TO LIVERPOOL.
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    WAR DEBTS
    353 12 President Roosevelt and World Conference <By Special Correspondent > Washington. The unconfirmed report that President Roosevelt may attend the World Economic Conference in London turns the mind backward to the last time an American President participated in international discussions abroad. On November 14, 1918. President Wilson's intimate advisor.
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    CULINARY ADMONITIONS
    234 12 Cook's Action Against French Mr. Pickwick "Dtar Mrs. B. Chops and tomato sauce. Yours. Pickwick." Gentlemen What does this mean Chops and tomato sauce. Yours. Pickwick Chops Good gracious And tomato sauce Gentlemen, is the happiness of a sensitive and confiding female to be trifled away by MKtl
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    FILM STAR'S £4,000 DAMAGES
    122 12 Action Against Friend Who Escorted Her Mi.vs Esttllc Taylor, ihe film star ami lonMff wife of Jack Dempsey. the ex-heavy-weight boxins champion, has b.cn awarded £4.000 at Los Angeles for injuries received in a m'>tor-car accident there on Christmas Day. 1931. She brought the action against
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      652 12 Burns Philp Line. incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. fteruiar monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,376 tons) and tt» S3. MANGOLA (3,352 tons). [Cargo only] MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trad In r :c Australia. Cabins
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      435 12 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated In Denmark Telephone 5223 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN Prom From Prom Ft 00 S'pore Malacca Port Pena&« M.B Swett BORINGIA 20,6 20/6 21/6 2S t PIONIA 11/7 H/1 12/1 14 ERRIA 1/8 1/8 2,8 V LALANDIA 22.8
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      87 12 'SHIIIARA NDI J»PU SE *V|(, BOSTON '»CW Bo J MALTA CLTW f<u lBlilHAiU SA^«^ "Mil,,, H PILES CUB| cured the •cssors "hot ron. Cltt.Uß or conhnm-.e'it to N«d. ,r.d r.odoo-rJI bills to pa) rhn (ajnouir««fcl3 VI ECK Pll «^!-J3 in Enclii h i h »iko«»rtl for o%er SO "I thousands
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      665 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturdays 7 p.na Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan cvia Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday,
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      139 12 Tcluk Anson 9.6. Toradja. Dut. 673. from Djambi 8 <>. for Djambi 10.6. Srnang. Dut. 723. from Palemban? 86. for Palembang 10.6. Tatoishi Maru. Jap. 2302. from Dan en 8.6. for Christmas Us. 12.6. Calulu. Dan. 2674. from Rangoon 8.6. for Hony Kong B.C> Rokan. Dut 388. from Rcnc;at 86
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      OFFICERS & SIGNALLING
      1409 13 OFFICERS SIGNALLING "The Merchant Navy Must Carry Signalmen" The question of re-examination of officers has h n dealt -..it!; recently >.nd wWM almost civ otter mbjeet has been referred to so far do mention hu. been made of squalling, it is, P Thapa. not so important a subject as most
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      BRITISH SHIPBUILDING
      379 13 Position for First Quarter of Year i According to statistics issued by Lloyd's Register of Shipping for the first quarter of the year, there were 68 vessels of 252.401 gross tons under construction in Great Britain and Ireland at the end of March, an increase of 18 vessels
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      CAPSIZED BOAT
      104 13 Hundreds Of People Watch Rescue Of Crew Hundreds of people on the beach and seafront at Brighton saw motor-boats and rowing-boats race to the rescue of three people who were in danger of being drowned when their yacht capsized in a sudden squall. The occupants of the yacht
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      ROTTERDAM HARBOUR DUES
      120 13 As and from July Ist, 1933. the Rotterdam harbour dues for sea going ships will be lowered by about 16 'i r this reduction will be still more effective for vessels plying in a regular line service and carrying general cargo (for these vessels the reduction cf
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      30 13 The s.s. Kidderpore. has left Hong Kong and Is expected to arrive at this port at 6 a.m. on Wednesday next. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. wharf on arrival.
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      436 13 THE HGAPORE FREE PRESS Office 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. ne fios6. fable Addre.-s ADVERTISER. SINCAPORR. Ihe premier morning daily in Malaya. DelWered *ith the Ctaota Hazi each morning. Latest newt, latest telegrams and latest announcements. lonrion rubber and tin cables appear daily. special features Include pictures, bridge notes. wdies pas«
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      285 13 Some plain /j\ TOOTH Jflß^^fc/ J*^ 5| 1 LIBTERIKE SSll TOOTH PASTE r*3 ij Cleans Quicker J UmH [i- G/;/7 Scratch Enamel HBil!ii!JßP^BEwsi«c^L Strengthens Gums WjjttiljJlßXtt)^ i Has a Refresh/ nu Taste v COSTS LESS t 1 There is no Finer Tooth Paste K% P^/ More? I Conquer I I
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    STITCHES IN HEART
    358 14 Surgeon's Race to Save Dying Man How a dying man was rushed with his clothes on into the operating theatre of a hospital where a surgeon put stitches into his heart while it was actually boating was told at Southwark inquest. A verdict of Death by Misadventure
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    318 14 Wednesda> May 31. It. the lorenoon His Excellency and Lady Clemen ti and the Misses Clement i attended by Mr. R. J. Curtis. Private Secretary and Mr. H. O. Bevcrley. A. DC. arrived at Sincapore bv s.y. 'Sea Belle." Hon. Mr. M. B Shellt-y had lunchron at Govorrtmmt
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    DEAD COMMANDER
    80 14 Error Of Judgment Cause Of Akron Disaster Washing too. June 7. The Naval Court of Inquiry into the disaster to the Akron, the giant U.S. Navy airship, which crashed into the sea on April 4 in a storm, has reported that in their opinion "an error of judgment
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      215 14 F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, LTD., SA, Baffin Qwv, Tetephone N*. 2SS4. I r ee# ir FEW MINUTES^§J V^>/ HO^ DO YOU FEEL > U Y&^^^ Jc^ y^our energy Spent Do you v^^' Tired b your System EfltKusiAsm. |Frp-AJlßeUiler.*St«*.| 'Yeast- Vite' Re(l««8 In Bottles of 20 Tablets 50 TableU NERVE PAINS -IN
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      34 14 To* need suffer no longer tfc* sain Sdato. Lumbago If your blood b kept In a pure and healthy state 9*no** the cause of the trouble bv CWc.', Blood QT mtt Chmmim mmd S^».
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      864 14 BANKS AND /NSM CHARTERED BANK I THE V'WliHm. I OF INDIA* AUSTRALIA AND CHINA au n.l.T|^ AJ (Incorporated in England by Royal Cbar»>er> l)i\K ITI 7 •< \f^ Paid up capital in 600,000 shares OX £5 each t3.000,000 j Capita! Reserve Fund £3.000,0001 v^P) Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000.000 'R*sriw
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      585 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA. I S STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRY, ENGLAND I Wavelength* 25.3 metres and 31.3 J metres. J Friday. June 9th. i G.M.T. 1.30 p.m. Time Signal from a J Bip Ben. News I Bulletin. I
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      150 14 25.63 Radio Coloniale < Parts). PYA 8 11 p.m. 256 Winnipeg (Canada) VE9JR. Dally (exSat.), at Intervals from 2 p.m. to 9.30 P.m. Sat. until 7.15 p.m. only Mon Wed. and Prl. 12 m'nt— 2 am 25.83 Daventry GSD. 25.51 Zeesen DJD (Germany). 25 A Chapultepec XDA. Dally 8-9 pm
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    30 15 Domestic Production During May trcsented bj exports from Federated Malay sui. UnBetttementl <>t tin, and tin-ln-orr at 72 per cent., during Man Nil anu 12 t>4 1,990
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    SUMMARY
    43 15 the Federated Malay States, (fIgWM 1«"- Unfederated Majny Monthly Cumulative Total J. 1 Mn.I.F.R, M.CJ3., Keiiistrar-Oc-neval of Statistics. SS F.M.S UMS S.S Total Cumulate e Total J Tons Tons Tons Ton--4 2,439 2,439 3.143 86 Nil 2.21i» 4,658 5.374 IB. DID J4.4Jh
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    NGGI PLANTATIONS
    262 15 -„m:iiti.n: in 1932 would improve sufficiently to ,u :ji y then in'ecntinuing the payment. Thosr hopes bad not been realised, and. small though the amount involved was. the directors felt. partieiilarly m new of their Debenture is-ue. that they would not bo justified in recommending the payment on
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    RUBBER COY.'S ACCOUNTS
    102 15 Sunjiei Batu And Windsor Loss For Year if cum Bomtead and C<». LUL, Penang. ha\e received a telegram from th»- Secretaries. Messrs. Ed. Boustead and Co., London. Mtvtataf that the annual accounts of the B lagel Batu Malaya Rubbt l Estates. Ltd for Lh- year 1932 have
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    KUALA PILAH RUBBER
    47 15 Trading loi 1932 show loss ol £65. Alter leductlng thi.> Iran £2. W\ brought forward, ther remain.. ESJM to be carried forward. Directors have transferred £4,000 from general rcMiM to credit of east and development of i-state and factory l«d*UH that fltjurr to £76.122.
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    130 15 Changes in Representative Prices June 5 0 7. American Can Com 94 92 v 92 Am Tphon.- and T'uraph 121 120» 2 120 V Atchceon Railroad 70>_ 66' 66' Fir. atone, Common 21 22 23"--later. Tphouc and Tgragto 18> L 19 •> I9 s Nat. City
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    YESTERDAYS RUBBER AUCTION
    103 15 YESTERDAYS RUBBER AUCTION Hit Singapore Chamber ot Commerce Rubber .Vs.sixiation held its 1.12-ith. auction yesterday, j Catalogued 1.fi«9.209 Rm. 745.18 Tons Offered i.6i«.i9ti 722.41 Sold IJBI.MS M7.M h Nrw York Mill Cti I'KUtS KK\II/Kl> Kil-IH-d Smoked Sheet <ents Fer Lb. Standard Quality No Sal.-< Cxood Averauo Quality 11.1 H> to
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    THE £ ABROAD
    112 15 THE ABROAD Tar June Aaaaterdam 12.07 8.42 Athens Wg 590 Belgrade 25.22' 247', Berlin 20.43 14 13 32 Bomb-.t> 18. 60 Is. 6 5 64d Bucharest ;<i < MO Biu'nos Aim 47.5H 41 Genera 22.22'. 17.W Helalngfoi IBM *M Him' Kone 4 d Lisbon lit IM Milan 92.40 gg 3
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    HOME MARKETS
    101 15 Business Restricted by Holidays London. June t>. Business was restricted on the Stock Exchange to-day OVlng to holiday influences. Interj nationals responded to higher Wall Street adI vices. Kaffirs are still unsettled but. alter I opening weak most prices improved. Otherwise, 'apart from the fall in German loans
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    PELMADULLA RUBBER
    47 15 Loss Tor 1932 was £10.746 (against los.s of t 19 812 in 1931>: deducting £2.607 credit brought A in debit is £8.138 From tax reserve £1.500. no longer required. is taken and debit forward V is £6.638. <ElO,OOO was taken from tax reserve In 1931>
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    LUNUVA TEA AND RUBBER
    314 15 osts Substantially Reduced The twenty -sixth ordinary general meeting «f the Lunuva < Ceylon i Tea and Rubber Estates. Ltd. was hold at 2, 3 and 4. Idol-lane. EC. Mr. H J. Wckh Ittte chairman*, in moving the adoption of the report and gccAUta, said that
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY NOTICE
    417 15 oetved by the Department of Statistics. S.S. *nd F.MS., dm lag the pi riod May 27th To June 2nd. 1933, inclusive, and are available for public use in the Rrfuranrr Library, Pußerton BuUdfaf, Blngapora. Application may be made bf members ol the publlr resident in Malaya
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    To-Day's Price Changes
    363 15 To- Day's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES June 8 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1 32 London, i months" si^ht 2 4 I. mdon. 60 day*.' si^ht 2 3 31 32 London. ;<o days" eIoJM 2 3 ifs lh London, ihoiiaml 23 29 32 London T.T 2/3 7 Lyons
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    83 15 June Mli. VI o'clock noon Buyer Seller* H SS qpal u» London Ktundurd. Bpo( (loowl 11 biisuu-vs don»I R tS.S. equal to Ixiiulon Standard. (FOB.) 11 Iftjlf 11? Standard K Svi on TrndiT June II 11 11[16 .Inly 11 11 llilti An. 11 11 U>
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    10 15 Tin ksdav. mm «TH, ih.{:: CL'^INQ QUOTATIONS
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      77 15 ,xcerA Il».Hi,Ht Aggerancc In tore* mr fM^ftMti kThe Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated tn tb* Btndte tumiwnwiti) w I Great Eastern Ufe BuUdlng, CecU Btreet, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, RC. has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance
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      21 15 RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS Harrisons, Barker and Co., Ltd., Secretaries; Mentakab 57.000 lbs. Jeram Kiiantan 37.1 lbs Sururet Baran 62,ft00 lbs.
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    WILTSHIRES LIVEN UP AFTER SECOND GOAL
    855 16 EARLY SHOCK BY PULAU BRANI Hold Upper Hand In First Half CONSTANT ATTACKS Regiment Scores Four After Interval Wiltshire Kegt. 5; Pulau Brani.. .1. Pulau Brani went down before the Wiltshire Regiment at Anson Road yesterday by five to one, but there was a
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    30 16 In a third division League match yesterday the S.C.F.A. 11l team defeated the Y.M.C.A. by three goals to one. The match took place at the Geylang Stadium.
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    COMMERCIAL CUP
    65 16 Withdrawal Of Naval Base Team The Naval Base Sports Club has withdrawn from th< above competition. In MOMtOMMt of this withdrawal, the record Palm Oil Race s—Lucy5 Lucy B Race 6 Royal Property Kulim Eaton Crop Race 7 Silent Merchant S6B Yellow River. Race B—Vibrate8 Vibrate Bob-the-Gorger Lynella
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    16 16 Race 3 Augustus. s—Trilby.5 Trilby. B—Smiths8 Smiths Dean. Double To**.— Races 7 and 9
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    SKULL CAP'S SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
    57 16 SINGAPORE AMATEUR MEETING Arjuna II Fancied For First Race Skull Cap's selections and the official scratchings for to-days' Amateur meeting at Bukit Timah are as follows Race I—Arjuna1 Arjuna II La Petite Cinders. Race 2— Head of the Bill Vitality Shorty Kace 3 -His Mark
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    TO-NIGHT'S BOXING
    78 16 Twelve Round Contest at New World An excellent programme is promised at the New World to-night, when the main event Is a twelve three-minutes-rounds contest between Bud Walley. recently returned from a very suc- eesanl tour in Britain and the United States. 1 and LAC Graham. R.A.F.. who
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    81 16 Malaya Cuo Game With Selangor I From Our Own Correspondent] Ipoh. June 7. The following will represent Perak at Ipoh on Saturday against Selangor in the Malaya Cup C. I. Burton; Ooi Seng Chye and Chin Guan Lean; Alladad Khan. Tan Joo Keat and Teh Swee Keat; Chin
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    55 16 The following have been matted to play cricket for P.S. L. vs. Etceteras on Sunday at S.C.C.: Dr. H. O. Hopkins. Dr. J. M. A. Lowson, A. E. G. Blades. Mr. Justice N .H. P. Whitley, A. B. Jordan. A. Inglis, R. S. Tufnell. F. Vine, J. E. Jeans. A.
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    108 16 I.C.P.A. II for their match with 7th A. A. Battery, R.A., to-day at the C.T.A. ground will be represented by the following: Paramanathan Ismail Sattar, Sethambaram: S. N. Nair, Don. A. Sankaran; D. Suppiah, P. Suppiah, Paramsothy. B. Edward and Abdul Rahman. Against the Wiltshires' XI on Monday,
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    SLNGAPORE LAWN TENNIS AFFAIRS
    636 16 DISCUSSIONS AT ANNUAL MEETING Inter-Club Tournament Proposed Owing to Lim Bong Soo. the Chinese champion, having won the Singapore tennis Championship cup outright three years in succession a sub-committee of three members was appointed at the annual general meeting of the Siiißnpore Lawn Tennis Association held
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    BOXING AT MALACCA
    168 16 Singapore Man's Victory on Points [From Our Own Correspondent i Malacca, June 5. A large croud witnessed the best box in? programme ever staged at the Malacca City Park last night. There were only five contests but they all proved interesting. In the semi-final event Kid Fong
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    48 16 Yesterday's Play in Mixed Doubles Only one tic was played in the Tanglln Club lawn tennis tournament yesterday and resulted as follows: Mixed Doubles Handicap Mrs. Taylor and Hobbes, owe 15.3, beat Miss Oldfield and J. P. de C. Hamilton, owe 15 3_« 6—4. 6—4.
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    RIOT AT BASEBALL GAMES
    207 16 PLAYER HIT WITH BOTTLE "Ladies Day" Game At Cincinnati New York, June 7. The "Ladies' Day" game at Cincinnati developed Into a riot. One of the St. Louis players was hit by a bottle thrown from the stands, while the Cincinnati manager. Ens, was ejected from
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    S.R.C. ATHLETICS
    176 16 Qualifying Heats For Jubilee Meeting In the Singapore Recreation dug; jubilee athletic meeting qualifying heats for the follow ing events will be run as under. commencing at 5.15 p.m. each day. Friday. June 'Uh: 880 yards relay and 400 yards handicap. Monday. June 12th: 100 yards Hat race,
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    RYDER CUP TEAM
    48 16 Britain Gives Young Pros' Their Chance London, June 8. The British Rydtr Cup team to meet the American team at Southport on June 26 and 27. is as follows Alliss. Dailey. Davies. Lacey. Mitchell. Padgham. Perry. Charles Whitcombe. The reserves are Easterbrook and Havers- Reuter
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    FRENCH AMATEUR
    49 16 Brigadier-General Critchley Wins Golf Title Fourqurx, June 6. The French amateur golf championship was won to-day by Brigadier-General Critchley who beat Gadikison. brother-in-law of the new American Ambassador to France, by 10 and 9. Critchley was 10 up at the end of thp morning round.- Reuter Wireless
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    74 16 Britain Leads Italy In Singles Eastbourne. Junr 8. In the Davis Cup match between Britain and [Italy. Perry (Great Britain) beat Morpurfco (Italy) 6—4; 7—5; 6—4. In the singles H. W. Austin (Britain) brat Stefani < Italy) 6—2. 7—5, 7— s.— Router. Pri;jii<\ June 8. In tho
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    BAN ON JEWS
    77 16 Not To Extend To The Olympic Games Vienna. June 8. Although banned from representing Germany in several sports, including lawn tennis and boxing. German Jews will not be excluded from the next Olympic Games. This assurance was given on the authority of the German Government to the
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