The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 June 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. Ctf- 9SI ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    361 1 The KJnr opened the World Economic Conference m London yesterday Page 9. President Carmona had a narrow escape when an aeroplane crashed 10 yards from him at Lisbon Page 16. Nazis attacked Catholic congress deleKates one of whom Mas l>eaten to death Page 16. Spanish airmen failed
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    THE SELADANG
    1232 1 PART II THE natural inclination for all wild anunal* is to vi t away from the pnMM of man and j seladang is no exception, but, owing to his .great bulk and his wonderful activity, when a seladang docs take it into his head to retaliate (he immediately
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      494 1 id A TEA I M t^ (reshnew I I„ 1 1 y a n gardens I JreC t to our home {AFFLES HOTEL hIALAYA»B PREMIER HOTKL I IO Ifpi 1 1 IPECIAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 to Midnight BAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. STUDY I IN YOUR T I SPARE HOME
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      142 1 THE t ROTARY CLUB i Ol* I SINGAPORE i MEETS TO-MORROW AT 1 P.M. fiNttK SPEAKER U^di !l ROTARIAN A. V. GOODALE /M^ SUBJECT "MONTE CARLO" LATEIT STIIiBd CHINESE KMBROIDERBI) j UNDERWEAR LOVELY EXQUISITE— FANCY i LN WASHING SATIN RADIUM SILK. PRICES TEMPTING WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL Co. I 31-3S HIGH STREET,
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      83 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Storage Page 5. Polo Club gymkhana Page 2. Children's stationery— Past* 16 "Coat of Mnil" pmtfflttan Fair 3 CHRYSLER ENDURANCE S.Shimura S Co. i Shirt and Pyjama I Makers Complete Shir t Outfits m Stock No. 82-2, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Tel: 4382 These distressing skin complaints ere
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    ANTI-MALARIAL CAMPAIGN
    195 2 lluiu; Kong Government's Proposals it is t\h- Intention of Use iioii^ Kong Government to carry out anti-malarial WOrkf m the neighbourhood of Kowioon Tong, as soon as etrcusattances permit. That statement was made by the Colonial Secretary (Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern* m amu'cr to questions asked by
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    NEW IRON FIELD
    73 2 "Tremendous" Discovery m Soviet Russia Moscow. June 12. A new magnetic anomaly has been discovered m the Chernigov (Upper Dnieper* district or the USSR, by means ot electrical W vying curried out under the direction of Professor Bonchkovsky. The area of the anomoly stretches 150 kilometres, indicating
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    THIRD PARTY RISKS
    556 2 Appeal Court Claim Against Insurance Company In the Cour« of Appeal yesterday, before the Chief Justice (Mr. Walter Huggardi (president), Mr. Justice a' Beckett Terrell and Mr. Justice Mills, an appeal against the decision of Mr. Justice Whidey concerning th rd party insurance risk.; was heard. The
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    ALLEGED BOYANESE SECRET SOCIETY
    419 2 DAGGERS AND PARANGS FOR BOYAN Police Haul m Singapore Harbour The searching of young HnjlTOW ■taman of Messrs. Hammer and Co.'-, water-boat Spring, as he stepped ashore or! a sampan at the new pier on Sunday night b\ a revenue officer, led to a haul of
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    GIRL-FRIEND IN A CA
    118 2 Vl >»n« Driver r Ttkta enpiogm < •station, d wui hi th, bai Stop askin Cluuan Hi: third rhar-,. *orth of n i taxi dn-r Jun, Btep (ivr.. i- Mm ciM v I fcM m th.- n roH.. Din. and M tli. 4IM WittHs- ptv< throuuh
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    REPERTORY PLAYERS
    44 2 Ropwood l i Man .v I top ol ih< U :.■>! \i Ei eXCellt lit p tri-'d -(.n from curtail R. R "Jiuk :ni> i 0^ til Dorrii. I i rrnid. Itr. i CM Mr. J l. r i :uul 111 0.1 I
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      98 2 FLAW NOTICE Tuesday, June 13th Before the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell and Mr. Justice Mills m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Court of Appeal:— No. 6 King Lee Tee vs. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd. < Part heard > No. 4. Re Yap E Boon Followed
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      510 2 BOARD RESIDENCE. 3 TANGLIN HILL Near Garrison Goll Coarse SINGLE AND DOUBLt ROOMS AVAILABLE PERSONAL SUPERVISION MODERN SANITATION >l*ph«n« 5798 or write for appointment Mrs. A. B. Matthews. -EAST aNGLIA." OXI.EY KISf Near Town Hlgti and cool situation Laige ggtmmm Excellent cuisine. Tennl> Gara^- anfl modem sanitation Daily or monthly
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      460 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Supply of Heavy Pipes and Cast Iron Specials for period Oct. Ist, 1933 to Sept
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      164 2 I i^B «^49^^ ib B £4^^^^ B W II B II HA wf^^^P \m 'fi B m^^s i^i^^^v^ b^b Germs of decay lurk m Ufflv nlm Prevent trouble -keep teeth free from film with this special film -removing tooth paste T F you were to allow your teeth to gently
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      304 2 THE WEEK Tuesday i:*»th. tf-i?h Water. 0102 9 4 ft.. 14.54. 7.9 ft. football: s.a.f.a. League »Div d r.af. vs. sec. ntaillii Colt Bepoy Lines Golf Club Ladies monthly Medal Wednesday. 14th. Hi<;h Water, 02.00 9.0 ft.. 15.41. 7.1 ft. Rotary ttflto, l£r. a. V. Gooiiuiv- on "Monte Carlo** AdelpnJ
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    "DRY" COLOMBO ?
    196 3 "DRY" COLOMBO Temperance Union Working For Prohibition A qiii.ru rly conference of temperance workevF.i Cammed under the auspic s of the Colombo 1 I Total Abstinence C* ntral Union, was held at the Ananda College with Mr. W. A. d» Sllva. M.S.C. tan the chair. Ro options were unanimously passed
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    MADRID ARRESTS
    64 3 Madrid. June 1. The mysterious arrests of high officers who are alleged to be involved m a monarchial plot are still continuing, among those taken into custody being a general, a captain on the General Staff and three other officers of high rank, but their names have not
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    NEW BANK BUILDINGS FOR HONG KONG
    617 3 TOWER TO BE 200 FEET HIGH Special Quarters for European Staff New head offices of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hong Kong, are* to be built. The site on which the new building is to be »-rec?ted is considered by many residents to
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    SIAM'S INVESTORS
    187 3 Rush For The Government Loan I From Our Own Correspondent J Bangkok, June 7. The Government considers its Internal Loan to have been a great success. Private subscriptions brought m more than was expected at Tcs. 1.600.000. In Siam» investors expect a high return for their money, and
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    SIR HERBERT DERING
    162 3 When Siam Raised Fighting Aeroplanes i Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 Bangkok, June 7. The late Sir Herbert Dering, whose death is announced was British Minister m Bangkok from early on m the war until after the Armistice and therefore a very interesting period m the life'
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    "BURMA SHOULD SEPARATE"
    253 3 Controversy Ought to be London, June 1. The opinion that the controversy over the separation of Burma ought to be .settled as soon as possible was expressed by Sir Charles Inncs. presiding at the annual Burma Dinner, attended by about 200 persons, to-night. He said that he
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    39 PRISONERS ON HUNGER STRIKE
    396 3 CONVICTED OF TERRORIST Man Dies After Forcible Feeding Simla, May 28. A communique says The Government of India hate received information from the Chief Commission- r of UM Andamans that, on May 12, 29 prisoner* BOttflefd of rrimes connected with the terrorist movement went on
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    31 3 Mr James I-i-sli*- Milnr has b. n mflttti invention rights m the Colony m IMpMI .f an Invention for "hnprovpmwitJi relating to the manufacture of rubber *hc*t from tontfuJ^t- «-d latex"
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      119 3 Ai J I m H i Fl observer, of an impulsive and generous Vflllf* things; prone to take risks, rather than To A pause and consider— with the subject too liable to jump to conclusions. He has a quick, alert mind, but cannot be I lOill^f^rrrf^ f^ bothered with detail,
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      176 3 to /\r\v^rll 1 l\* 1 o bURVLYORS 3nd m i Ir r he I V I i\\J 1 Lt 1\ 1 1 OWNERS ALUMINIUM PAINT W4"m I 111 I II *LI 1 I -t rotection PROPERTY ON WHICH IT IS USED j UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED GUTICURA HEALED SK N JEQUBLE
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    FAT MAN LOSES 63 lbs.
    185 4 Kruschon and Walking. OvtrweU-'ht meu who want to lose a IMP l>out.ds can tevc the Ixnrfit of thLs man*»*xp< n«'i.< Ha tlum to us for publication In iiif!»- mm twelve months I htVI :<•- dhned mv wn-ht taean UIW» lo it>4ibs.. b> takiiv.; n dOM
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    When Lights Were Low In Singapore
    1761 4  -  ANDREW SOUTAR liV I have always said that no man can say truthfully he knows the East until he has lived m Singapore, which is a sort of by-pass throunh which the merchant traffic of the uv rid passes to the Pacific. This British
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      240 4 LNew Beauty Secret gave her Natural appearance Men wornlcrtd ahout her lij><.. They kwicetl artificial, ■><> toaspicuou^. Then slu suinlitil m lariutcl nlikc drdioarj lipsticks, Tannee *.ann«u make y«»nr lips UnAt paintci!. it is unique. As urn appl> it i»> 'our lij>s ii changtM color to the »)iu shade just
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      70 4 Enhance the beauty of your skin J***^ v Hazeline' Snow,'* used regularly, >^ "V enhances the natural beauty of the 1 complexion. Cools, refreshens and A vanishes without trace of greasiness. An excellent basis for face }>owder. "'HAZELINE' (Trade Mark) tubes Jar the handbag and 99 /V7/j for the dressing-table.
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      172 4 AS D E PENDABLB AS. AN kV S Vfff I Fi :t; '''■^^^^K^ 'm' i X, i SALOOS, a good example of Austin bodVtnm'tut < I m I 111 it* mmmmmtt^^^— f^ e extended overhung tuually adopted, \hown on riding Jinont/ort. the SITTINGS BEST/ I Sit m the rear scat
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    OURNALIST'S FORTUNE
    114 5 Did Not I«vesl m Shares i.,ii k k..k June .hi Bangkok men al- »i pfnent day tort i*. i aUw! 'hat fortunes wen i, the land of the White rntui :i'.:o than m \»V dltOC o! "The ,mo Font* ih )t;>ldinp a conn tti»- nompan) pratering it. provvd
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    MORE JAPANESE CONTRACTS
    42 5 Further motor ship contracts are reported (i vim Japaii. The Ino Shojl Kaisha is stated to bmv< ordned 9.800-ton tanker from the Kawasaki Dockyard unci the Aclzuma KLsen Kai^im a 4,2UU-ton ship to be built by the' [MllllltlOllll Dockyard.
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    DEFUNCT NEWSPAPER
    148 5 Important Judgment m F.M.S. Court Kuala Lumpur, June 10. A judgment of meat importance to banks and chettiar firms m Malaya was delivered by the F.M.S. Court of Appeal this morning when the Kwong Yik Bank won its appeal against the judgment niven m the MM m which
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    THE METRIC KWIEN
    323 5 (Chinese Rice Millers Perturbed From Our Own OOHcopondentJ liailtckok. June 7. There n;*> bMB »«<> undo* biote on the paru> •>l UM authorities m takinn action to briithe Law «>f Weights and Me;isur» thlo (farce Drapi rs an onl> now bagtanlng to advertiw th' lr lengths at
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    A GOLD DIVINER
    138 5 Yeovil Engineer and And Cocos Treasure A Yfovll euylneer who claims to be able to divine" usmp: a steel sprinr, instead oi the water divintr's hazel twi^. is to lead an expedition to find a new m South America. He is Mr. Frank Cooper, and ho has
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    ORD DERBY WINS THE DERBY
    56 5 i 1 tv«, rw.k. «k> famous Eosora clasic race, with his Hyperion, ridden by T. Weston. is,'»» famous sportsman peer, woo JJ* a Kute«£an owned by Mr. Victor Emanuel, the American millionaire, S fen° W w r in y the" re^orrSnfe Tt 11 Photo show.
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      70 5 I fjfflijMliifpli 9.15 Opening TO-NIGHT! Mvtro-dokhvyn-Mayer Comedy Sensation a record-breaking stage run m London and New York {LEAR ALL WIRES" Bft. wk^B upset ■SwßSi mwv \l <• <k <■- ■up HpE^ i 4^B I iikl^' 1 sn;VJ(h arrested— a nd L mn» then (JOT (oim d> Thrills MARRIED Xiii Hot
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      12 5 STORAGE STANTON NELSON CO., LTD. 4 Collyer Quay. A.P.B. 1 Telephone ,>Bl4.
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      390 5 I W m tk IOY RIDE Ors "THE V j£'(m* PLEASURE "^nM CRUISE" jfa \^MH screen's .<nnensi Uini tiSJ &^^l ,'liuihHrsl i i,i,teii if Sweet nothings on the promenade Furtive handclasps at the rail JO X A quick embrace m the passageway J FILM A goodnight kiss at the cabin
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      SPORTS CARNIVAL AT BRUNEI
      1070 6 VISIT OF LABUAN CRICKET AND FOOTBALL TEAMS Enjoyable Whitsuntide Contests Labuan. June 8. The Whitsun holidays provided an opportunity lot an enjoyable series of sporting fixture to be flayed orl at Gedong. Brunei, which u;is wsittci by representative cricket, football and minis ttams from Labuan. Brunei
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      LAWN BOWLS
      202 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament Lawn bow is American tournament at the sec. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14th A S. Banks and Dr. E. D. Llndow vs. G. Cameron and E. Fozard. C. D. Belton and G. Duncan vs. E. A. Stewart and P. M. Aldred. E. J. Cassels and
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      A FAMOUS FORWARD
      124 6 New Manager of Charlton Athletic [From Our Own Correspondent] London. May S3. Mr. James Seed, former C lt tary -Manager of Clap'on Orient and famous Tott nivam Hotspur. Sheffield Wednesday, and Enuland forward, has been appointed to manage the Charlton Athletic Football Club. He has commenced hi*
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      DAVIS CUP
      325 6 Britain And Italy In Third Round I From Our Ovn Correspondent London. May 23. Itals qualified to meet Great Britain In the third round o» tli. Davis Cup b;. boating Austu a m the remaining single* and thus winning the tic by four matches to one. The iecond
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      53 6 r -j I SUNDAY TIMES RACING I COMPETITION. S It is announced m connection a J with the SUNDAY TIMES S RAGING COMPETITION that three additional runners and S jockeys m the ASCOT GOLD CUP have been notified by cable GRIS PERLE (Jockey Brethes) j PVLLOVFK (Jockey Nevett). j MISANTHROPE
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      97 6 _^^a^^^ r Discriminating Smokers ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD. LONDON. COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED arrange SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO for homeward bound pu6?nger* Apply for particulars to PATERSON, SIMONS CO.. LTD. or to any of Cox am* Kings Offices PORT SAID, CAIRO, LONDON, CT< J IF YOU ARE FOND OF TEA
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    SERIOUS ALLEGATION AGAINST POLICE INSPECTOR
    1143 7 jjliOW OFFICERS STOR\ OF ABUSIVE MEETING ASLEEP IN CAR BEFORE ACCIDENT Inquest On Hawker Who Was Knocked Down rles B. Woods, ol the Traffic Branch, Singapore, Charge Of causing the death of a Chinese hawker by a rash act while driving his motor-car m a
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    HUMAN CAPACITY
    33 7 I^nMed By Now Injections I* m ixmdent] london, June 11. a] publishes the from the extract -limls. whereby the fa doubled, nto a doy resulted •Cttjr. The effects -land. Ls situated
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    DOCTOR DISABLED
    50 7 £12,000 Damages m Motor Accident IProm Our Own Correspondent I London, June 11. Damages of £12.000 was awarded to Dr. Abraham Goldfoot, of Victoria House. Gloucester Road Cheltenham, at the Gloucester Assizes, for the loss of the use of his ri R ht hand m a motor accident.
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    33 7 What werr believed to be old quoits, found a foot below the surface of a bowling green of the Tudcr mansion. Gwydyr Castle, Llanwst, Wales have now been proved to be Roman discs.
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    BUDDHIST PRIEST DISCHARGED
    1147 7 I Magistrate Stops The Case WOMAN'S ALLEGATIONS Visits to the Tiger Temple A large crowd gathered m the j second magistrate's court yesterday, to witness the trial before Mr. A. W. Hay. of Krang Vulthissawa, high priest of the Buddhist temple m < Raco Course Road. The
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    ALL-WELDED SHIP
    58 7 Kazan. June 12. The reconstructed shipbuilding yard at Kazan, named after Maxim Gorky, has launched the first all-welded steamer to be constructed m the Soviet Republic. The welding of the hull effected a 15 pel cent saving m materials and a 20 per ceni sarln? m labout costs
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    FIRE ENGINE
    547 7 European Driver Acquitted on Two Charges DEFENCE NOT CALLED Defendant Explains How Mishap Occurred Mr. John Angus, a European engine driver of the Singapore Fire Brigade, who collided with a "mosquito" bus In Serangoon Road on March 16. while rushing to a fire, was discharged by Mr. G.
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    IN ACCIDENT
    740 7 but whether it can get round the corner at all. Mr. Alexander: Do you wish to carry or v. ith the case, your worship? I have nothing more to say. His wi_: hip: I think that there L> no real evidence that the engine ever went so very
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    EMPLOYED BY SILT AN ?
    320 7 EMPLOYED BY SILT AN Sentence Postponed m Arms Possession Case An adjournment to allow the police to make enquiries as to whether the accused a Boyanese naniPri Amsan bin Ahmal. was really employed to look aft< r the horses of the Sultan of Perak whin they took part m a
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    MAY HAVE LOST HIS MEMORY
    578 7 L Victim of Bus Accident VAGUE WITNESS M r Alleged Rash Act By Driver A suggestion that the complainant had lost his memory after the accident was made by Chief Court Inspector Sheedy. yesterday morning, when a Chinese mosquito bus driver named Lim Bok, was
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    NO LICENCE
    150 7 Setting Beer and Lending (Masses Whtn Tan IXmg Hen«? v. as ihVWm btlOTi Mr. H. A. Fonvr. the first '^a' istrate. yesterday morning with selling brer without a HDMMB, it was dec hired that hLs little shop m Bunis Street was known amon-4 habituees as The Hole m
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    $2,800 INVOLVED
    109 7 Chinese on Cheating Charge Mention of I MM m which a Chinese R Tan Teck BtDf is MMMti Of having r\\Messrs. JMQM Co. of a sum of $2,800 m made before the criminal district Judj?<* Mr H. A. Forrer. yesterday Mr. S. Fuiir said he had be. n
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    CURIO DEALERS INSOMNIA
    32 7 [Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 London, June 11. According to the D: -ily-Herald. William :Colson, a curio dealer of Port Elizabeth. BMlfc Africa, has not i»lept /or 4f» fmt
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    19 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. DOUXJLAS. At Peebta, Scotland, on Suudaj, June 11th. M:\isiv\ wife ot D S. S Douplas, Singapore.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1933. DOUBLE THE OUTPUT OK HALVE THE HOIKS ?
    881 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1933. DOUBLE THE OUTPUT OK HALVE THE HOI KS Science is deplorably materialistic m its outlook. This latest discovery, for instance, report of which i. published m the British Medical Journal, of an extract from the adrenal glands of animals which, when injected into
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    138 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 12. RUBBER Spot (Buyers) 3 15 32 (3 17 32). (Sellers) 317 32 (3 19 32).
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    Put Paid To Pirates
    862 8 Man Who Cleaned Up The Straits Among the paintings which adorn the walla oi the RatHeb Library ihen li onv of a man to whom perhaps more than to any other (he safety of the yeas m the Malayan Arcbtpefefo -Captain Samuel Conqalton. arho, lot n
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    GOLD TAXATION
    128 8 South African BchcflW to l>o Maintained Capetown Junr 7. The Union Government intends to maintain the gold taxation scheme outlined by Mr. Havenga In his budget statement m spite of thr criticisms from the gold mining industry. Thes< i taxes, said Mr. Patrick Duncan. Minister for j Mines,
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    209 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR "ISIM..W ll( M| To th« Kdn.,i Sir 1 1 fl ami 1 tht t trrh:.:. b.'MT pau. Ironi I I ponen. 111) M Iml round hi- Orahu Bud Wi :>av. hill but h< m had ,>r.i. N I tiavr had fl (JC.h;. bltfHi slirpii >|j( fl
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    GAMBLING CONTROL
    82 8 m Koyal Commi^ion* I Kivommonda(ion> I Stiiku. gj| Ana] report of conatfd^f'fJ U ii» .Hid aaattaai iild total tavaevei I BUI n I M Ml thf I BtBI I Tlie C* tun I >ram*»* mbiu M he int. n.: g]H Utie- should IX i- "JM t\u ~r [lit;
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    MORGAN INQUIRY
    17 8 gCMIc and I**" I KHurn- 1 addiUoni •i^af^fm romnutt. thr ,<-■ 1 th. MOP •urh m
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS PLASE
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      79 8 CLEANSING LOTION For the TROPICS no more cooling, refreshing medium can be found to remove the effects of heat and dust. Depot British Dispensary, Ltd. 33, Raffles Place Singapore. A NOVELIST RECENTLY THOUGHT OUT A WONDERFUL STORY on iii^ way homo from a banquet We can only hope that his
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    KING OPENS WORLD CONFERENCE
    1255 9 APPEAL FOR CO-OPERATION FOR ULTIMATE GOOD OF ALL We Must Not Fail." Says Mr. Mac Donald PEKING A RENEWAL OF PROSPERITY King opened the World Economic Conference kn i day and welcomed the delegates of 6G nations. It In history that any soverei&n had presided a.
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    DISARMAMENT TALKS
    182 9 Paris Conference Achieves Its Aim SMILING DELEGATES "Real Good Will" Shown Ui.Narma.mrnl taJks m Paris, regarded as the iinal possibility of saving the disarmament negotiations from collapse, are leporled to have achieved their aim and the parties left the building smiling, M. Daladier said "the British and Vmeriran.s
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    "STRONG PRESSURE"
    98 9 Berlin. June t. To-morrow's disarmament, talks m Paris an regarded here m fy \i~ Anal possibility of owing the. disarmament negoUatloDl from coßapif. It Is believed !n QcfBMII political quartrrs that Uie English and Ameiican dcugates intend to fSBTt ttrong pnanra on the French MinLstors to distioM wbal
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    HEAR IN JAPAN
    30 9 Tokio. June I*. The inception of thi Kin^;s speech at the Economic- Contt reive was char but Mr. Mac Donald's sp« cch til mainly indistinct. Reuter Eastern
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    LITVINOFF'S PROPOSALS
    53 9 London. June li. M. lii\\mutl to Reuters correspondent foreitadowed that hv would make sonic concrete proposal m th« wirUv stages of the conference but warn n«)t optimu^tii m vif.v 01 the many lecent international conferences which had openad with equally sincere expressions of goodwill, but had ended negatively,
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    238 9 London, June 7. HunUi cd* of men an working over-time m a race to convert the new Royal Geological Mv- scum. South Kensington, m time for the King's reception on Monday of the. delegates from 66 nations who aro attending tin World Economic Conference. The main hall,
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    84 9 London, June 8. Senator Hull. Secretary of State, arrived at Plymouth to-day. Interviewed by a Reuter representative, he said, "We shall not go outside the terms of the agenda for the World Economic Conference. We shall not discuss Britain's payment of the war debt instalment due on
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    73 9 raris, .m i if .v I'L. inofruial talk., M tho Quai d'Orsav opened this morn m;: and rimtinueci r.nUitermntedly durin KmcbeOQ wh«n the naval aspect til tavbrotftiood by th< presence of tli French Mmisur for Maartne. M. beyguu. Quai (rO.say ofTn -ials \v.:.s\ thai onl\ a imndiy rwrtnNnm
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    AIM ACHIEVED
    148 9 ran*, June The i dree Vttmt Oonftram hM MMwed iU aim and the parties left, the butkHng .smiling. Its object v.as to enable Britain ftnd America to ascertain how little security France requires m order to redoet her hwnry land ■nMtmeute. It is understood that the British and
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    JAPAN AND AIR BOMBING
    115 9 Geneva. June X. .Japan woulo accept complete abolition ol air bombing, Duron Sato, the Japanese delegate, told the General Commission of the Disarmament Conference to-day if certain apprehensions that Japan Idt lor her national security could be eliminated. He further said thciL total abolition of aircraft
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    GOOD AUGURY FOR FOR THE FUTURE
    61 9 Washington, June 9. "The initialling of the Four Power Pact is a pood augury for the future," declares President Roosevelt, adding that the agreement of the WmUim Powers to co-operato for the preservation ol peace bhould give renewed couraEf to all who are striving
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    MALLORY'S AXE
    87 9 Darjeeling. June 7. An axe found near Camp Six Is now definitely •staMhhed to have belonged to Mallory who. with Irvine, lost his life In the previous attempt on Mount Everest. This Is revealed In a wireless conversation between Blr John Anderson. Governor of Bengal, who visited th-
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    BRITISH SURVEYORS
    451 12 Possible Appointment By Chinese Bureau The Chinese Bureau of Shipping Is now considering the appointment of a firm of foreign shipping surveyors to act as the official surveyors to the bureau, according to a report i*«ued at Shanghai from usually well informed scurces. While this report could not
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    SOUTH-WEST MONSOON
    99 12 Still Waiting For 11 In Bangkok [Fran Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok. Jane The South-west monsoon and the breaking of the rain, still holds off from the capital. Normally the monsoon breaks between 'May 2nd and 11th. but although rains have been experienced up and down country, the (capital
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    WEARY OF THE SEA
    112 12 Seamen Came to China But Did Not See It When th British steamer Antiope recently returned to Australia from China every member o: the crew was anxious to uo ashore for stroll. No wonder they wanted to try their "land h '.'.s." On February 7 they
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      666 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY T&AIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pan. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn 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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    SHIPBOARD GAMES
    1708 13 A Brighter Merchant Navy m coitfkterinfl the sjuesttoa «>i hrigtitmlng up ihc Mtrrhart Navj we may leave out pasflic liners, for gsneraUjr .spiking their voyages are ■>li<ji-.. nr Nn Wtam they aif of a fair length their is always enough varletj to keep officers uiu: ni >a hum
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    ADVANCE OF MONSOON
    142 13 Strong m Bay and Arabian Sea Colombo. >lay ■<>. A ieJngiam irom Poona states that the Bay storm is now centred within one degree of latitude 18 degrees North and Longitude yi degrees East, and is likely to move North-east-wards The Bay of Bengal monsoon continues strong
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    NEW COMMODORE
    108 13 Naval Establishment I At Hong Koriß I Gaps. Frank Elliott. 0.8. E., has been appointied to H.M.S. Tamar m Command as Commo|dore. 2nd Class, m CtMTgC of the Naval Mab'lishmcnt m Hong Kong. Capt. Elliott will relievo the present acting Commodore. Capt. H. R. Marrack. DSC, of H
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    PASSENGERS OUTWARD
    145 13 The folknrteg passengen sailed on the Ranpura Whirl] tefl London on May 26th tor the Far East: Mr. F. Bellamy, Mr. J N. Cooley. Mr. W. B. Hendry, Mr. j. p Bonier, Mr. R. N. Baron. Mr. A. Bryant. Mr. S. Beadnell. Mrs. Beadnell. Mr. O. L, Borneman.
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    34 13 The F'ii\ Round, Is due bete from Baigon to-monov. ,;lxnit 7 a.m. and will pr j.hmv sail o.: the same day at 2 p.m. for Penan Colombo. Djibouti. Suez. Port Said aaj Marseilles i
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    Girl Killed By Shell From Customs Vessel
    2989 14 Former C, M. C. Officer Acquitted Of Manslaughter MARK William Hallums, a lormer officer of the Chinese Maritime Customs, was discharged at the Hong Kong Supreme Court, when he was found "Not Guilty" by a Sessions Jury, on a charge of manslaughter of
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    TROTZKY
    82 14 Hopeful Of Returning To Russia Istanbul. Junr 1. It is stated m circles close to the «xil. d former Soviet leader, M. Trotzky, that following the recent pardon granted to MM BMMMt and Zinovieff efforts are now bein^ made, with good prospects of success, to brlnß about a reconciliation
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      503 14 BANKS AND INSURa^ CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000.000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Blshopsgate, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches Alor Star Iloilo Saigon Amritsar Ipoh
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      242 14 VOKOHAJU arm fctf la 3Mf Capital Bub .7, up) imc Reserve Fund l **n LONDON i:\\ki Rs W, rhe N.ti Lloyd 1 Calcutta tin. I-..-.. Honolulu. H«||J saki. Ntwt J Rangoon, Ri Z Bydnes Correspfi of the v., Int Fixed Deposit appliratiur. nrs^ trail ;utod l r partid. v tN
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      190 14 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS Programme of Drills up to and for week ending June 18th, 1933. Tuesday 13th. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. "A" 'M.G.) Coy.. Sand table exercise. Armoured Car Section. Section Parade, 2nd Bn. Sig. Section. Lecture. Signalling. Wednesday 14th. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters: 'D' (Eurasian) Coy., Platoon Training, M.O. PI. I
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    KEPONG (MALAY) RUBBER ESTATES
    788 15 Cuserrative Tapping Policy eneral meeting of Ltd., v. as held CB.E.. < chair I pre ume you will i ici. ftfrcful i utUned In ny pany'i estates wnn tive basis during 1932. o4 ptl cent, of our contributing to the] produced 1.4U1.92R .1 ..ni. -i 5,t42,471
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    216 15 return or dealers and port stocks. Straits Settlements at close of business. May Bisk, 1933. m tons, a.s declared A. DEALERS' STOCKS W E JL_ T T A L Xtotoldiy Estate Remill Blanket Scrap Lump Dry Wet Dry by dealers. Crepe Bark and Sheet Bark Wet Scrap
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    PUNGGOR RUBBER ESTATES
    97 15 The accounts for the year ended March 31st. show a loss of 57.512 and alter deducting this .Mini from the balance brought forward from Hie previous year there remains a credit on profit and loss account of $15,384 which the director! recommend be carried forward. The board
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    EMERALD RUBBER AND COCONUT
    56 15 Revenue account for year ended Jan. 31, 1933. shows profit of £438 f against £5,536). which, with amount brought forward. £12.823. makes £13,261 to be carried forward. Directors have reduced book value of buildings plant and machinery by £12,000 through transfer of that sum from tax
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    SOYA BEAN INDUSTRY FOR HONG KONG
    523 15 HUGE FACTORY TO BE BUILT Export Trade With Singapore A large and up-to-date plant for the concentration or the soya bean Industry of Hong Kong and for the production of its oil and other bye-products, is shortly to be established by a group of
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    108 15 Bar low and Co., Agents: The crop returns I for May from the undermentioned estates are reported as follows: Aver KUBing (P.M.S. > 91.000 lbs. Badck «Staffit;ld Estate 31.70 Q. Brachvall (8.M.5.1 26.2h0; Chersonese (F.M.S.) 96.000: Dennistown j Dennistown Estate*. 41.500. Highlands and Lowlands Para 164.000:
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    KIMANIS RUBBER
    60 15 Output for 1932 amounted to 8G3.726 lb. (against 610,482 lb.i. Sum of £2.500 has been transferred from reserve and applied to writing down book value of buildings and machinery. Credit balance of profit and loss account for year is £165; add balance brought forward. £2.471. making £2.636 to
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    THE & ABROAD
    181 15 THE ABROAD Par June I Amsterdam 12.01 «.4i'_. 8.40 At he Mb 375 590 590 Belgrade 25.22 H 247*2 246 Bt-iiia 20.43 14 L 3 32 14.2."i Bitmb:i\ Is. t>d Is. 6 5|64d. Is. 65|64<L Brussels IS 24.29'- 24.21 Bucharest 313 572 570 Buenos Aires 47.58 41 ofll 41 IS|I6oIB
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    346 15 To-Day 's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES June 12 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2/4 1/32 London. 3 months* sight 2/4 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 31/32 London, 30 days' sight 2/3 15/16 London, demand 2/3 29/32 London. T.T. 2/3% Lyons and Paris, demand 980 Hamburg, demand 165 New York. der«-and
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    84 15 June 12th., 12 o'clock noon i Buyrrs Srllrra R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose* 11 516 R.S S. equal to London Standard, <P-O.B.» v ii i 6 ii 13 if Standard R.S.S. on Tender June U% 117 16 July 117 16 IP.. Aug. 117
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    902 15 MONDAY, JUNE l.> Til. 193.; CLOSING QUOTATIONS •■yen Seller* Asam Kumtang i•- Mi c.d. Austral Malay «.£> 2tis Ayer Hitam < js 13s 14s Ayer Weng vSn 95 1.05 Bangrin Tin 16s 9d 17s 9d Batang Padung 10 15 Batu Oaves (91) 45 55 Ohmderlang (£> 6d
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      78 15 »*i Assurance In force over $35.— ,W The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In tn« Strait* Settlement*) pADOmCI: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27 Old Jewry EC TV Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court ot England and compiles with the British Life
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    POST OFFICE DEFEAT MONOPOLIES
    355 16 COMMERCIAL CUP MATCH Daud's Brilliant Save of Penalty Rick I\*jt Oflire .3: Monopolies 5. In aCiimmciTi.,l Cup football match yesterday afternoon at th< Anson H<»ad Stadium, the Post Office beat the Monoj>olies by the odd goal hi n\«- 11m latt« r play«:d op strongly and may
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    FRIENDLY MATCH
    284 16 Island Club Beat Singapore Japanese The friendly match between the Island Golf Club and the Singapore Japanese Golf Club resulted In a win for the Island Club by 12 matches to 6. The scores were as follows. (Island Club players mentioned first) C. A. R Butt-man and T.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    185 16 Result of Ladies' June Medal Tournament 1 1 1< Ladies June medal competition was play- il at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted m a win for Mn>. Holmes-Smith m "A" division with a net score of 37. a win for Miss E. Brooke m B" division with
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    KEPPEL MAIL SWEEP WINNERS
    20 16 Saturday J. C MacLeod 41 goo _oo Sunday T. Helen 40-7-2 M 41-1: JUNE LADIES SPOON
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    BRITAIN AND WAR DEBT PAYMENT
    76 16 CABINET DESIRES A POSTPONEMENT American Congress Attitude Washington. June 12. Pi(.-i<ieiii ROOWWCIt'a asr.i.stant.s :a- llttdyim the legality oi u;:y part payment of War Debts itnd the qu;.-ticn whether the acceptancr of '.lart p;i\tn ul will ccjiistitutr a tfuit approval o.' non-pixyin -nt of the bnlaiuv.
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    110 16 London. June 11. Sir John Simon who was holidaying at Le Touquet and was due to return to-morrow, was urgently .summoned to return by air this afternoon for a meeting with Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald. Mr. Neville Chamberlain and Mr. Walter Riinciman uhirh lasted an hour. This
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    NOT AWAITING MESSAGE FROM U.S.A.
    38 16 London, June 7. It is authoritatively understood that the Brih.«h Government is not waiting for any message lrom President Roosevelt with regard to the Debt instalment due on Thursday. June 15th. Reuter Wireless
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    UNOFFICIALL OPINION
    133 16 Washington. June "J. The uncertainty reported from I»ndon resardinpr the June instalment of War Debts is reflected here. Unofficial opinion inclines to the view that Britain will default, thus forcing: the United States to make yip its mind on the problem. Official circles continue to maintain that the
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    WASHINGTON DISCUSSIONS
    59 16 Washington, June s. The question of War Debts will be discussed between President Roosevelt and the Ambassador. Sir Ronald Lindsay, this afternoon. Sir Ronald has been making informal overtures m this connection for some time past but this is the first time m recent weeks that he will
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    CABINET MEETING
    91 16 London. June 9. The Cabinet met for two hours this after* noon when it is understood that the question of War Debts was discussed but it is learned that no decision on the subject Tras taken. Before the Cabinet met. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald lunched m private with Senator
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    TOKEN PAYMENT
    168 16 London, June 9. II is believed that, aa a. result of to-day's cabinet meeting, the British Ambassador to Wi Ellington hi I Lxen authorised t>> >übmit a definite proposal regarding the June 15th. War Dobt instalment. Although the nature of the proposal is not revealed, political quarters assume
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    POLO CLUB GYMKHANA
    39 16 Effort In Aid of European Unemployment A Gymkhana VU be held at the Singapore Polo Club on July 2nd In aid of the European Unemployment Fund. A programme of varied and Interesting events is being arranged.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    73 16 The men's monthly medal of the Garrison Golf Club WM played for Saturday and Sunday, and the following were the best returns. Sq.lL. A. E. Barr-Sim l Down Cf rt. J. H. Peac«>ck 2 C. C Collom 5 W. A. Poster 5 Lieut. C. M. Keblc 5
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    WATER POLO MATCH
    32 16 The w»ter-polo match between the Mount Emily team and the R.A.F. on Saturday resulted m a win for the Mount BmUy team Mr. J. H. Yeo. referred the match
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    FENG REJECTS PROPOSAL
    171 16 Will Not Take Up Nanking Post TROOPS IN CHARHAR Japanese Building Forts Along Great Wall Shanghai. June 12. A rv port from Pripin^ states that General Peng Yu-sian* has rejected Nanking's invitation to proceed to Nanking to take up an appointment and the* proposal to wind up
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    CHIANG'S PROPOSALS
    577 16 Shanghai. June 12. Peipitig message states that a representative of Marshal Chiang Kai-shok has conveyed the marshal's proposals to General Feng Y\i-yian3 at Kalgan. and they are: (a) That Feng sliould wind up all the antiJapanese activities m Charhar voluntarily, so as to give the Japanese no excuse
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    SOUTH FUKIEN RAILWAY
    91 16 Kuala Pilah Man Appointed Commissioner Shanghai, June 12. General Chiang Kwang-nei. Governor of Fnkien. couf erred with General Chan Chaitong. of Canton, on the, propo*d to build a railroad connecting tne city of Chuanchiu m South Fukien, with the port of Swatow m teouth Kwangtung. Mr. Shiu
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    CHINA'S CONSTRUCTIVE EFFORT
    366 16 MEETING UNFAVOURABLE CONDITIONS 1932 Customs Report Revelations Shanghai, June 12. The North China "Daily News m a leader points out that the facts and figures of the Chinese customs report for 1932 give a really accurate picture which is far tea; gruesome than was expected m view
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    MADRID CABINET
    82 16 Differences With The President Madrid. June 8. Tlit Premier. Sonor A/^ina, has tendered the resignation of the Cabinet because the President has declined to adopt the proposal to roconKtltllte the Cabinet before ton.-ulting with the other groups. TIM President, recently has been the centrt Of a rtrst-clnss t>olitical
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    SPANISH AIRMEN
    79 16 Lon^-Distance Attempt Fails Havana, June 11. The Spanish airmen failed to boat the British loiik distance record and landed at Camoguey m Cuba. 4.000 mtles irom Seville after flyfnt: the Atlantic under 36 hour*. Reuter. This bid to beat the British Air Force longdistance record was made by
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    JAPAN WINS TIE
    56 16 Davis Cup Tennis m Berlin Berlin, June- 12. Iti the Davis Cup He betv/ecn Japan and Germany Satoh Japan) beat Jaenecke (Oermanyt 6 2, 6 2, 6 2, and Von Cramm (Germany) beat Nunoi (Japan) 3 6. 6 2, 7 5. 5 7, <}— 3. Japan won
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    140 16 Worcester's Wicket- Keeper Shocks Yorkshire I Prom Our Own Correspondent! London, June 11. The country cricket championship matches were played m glorious weather with the wickets m the finest possible condition for batting, thus resulting m a Brand climax to a week's orgy of centuries. Ahl, Worcestershire's wicketkeeper,
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    30 16 In the Tanglin Club lawn tennis mixed doubles open final Mr*?. A. J. Zylstra and T. L. Palmer beat Mr. and Mr*. B. A. Taylor g— 6
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    MAN BEATEN TO DEATH
    98 16 Nazis Attack Catholic Munich. .lun«- IS. The Catholic Con^rtss of apprentices and journeymen war broken up by the violence ol Nazis and thousand* of deleuates. ineludinn Hrn Vlce-Chancrllor Von Papen hastily Uft. lit Nazis allegedly objected to the deU'tfalt's t raring uniforms and attacked them viciously
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