The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 June 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. I ***** ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1933. 10 CENTS,
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    408 1 Closing price of spot tin last night m London was £225-25.-(fcL Page S. Rubber shares are rising m line with the unproved prire of the commodity Page 15. Feared there may be a repetition of the disastrous floods of 1931 m the Yangtze Valley. The river is
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    DIVIDING WALL
    1162 1 jytAIJVCHY Doottn raced from fell COttSga with raucoui snov.t. rowing WMfMBH on the wui.v, Cor.i; ny'i sheep. At the mom M a do/en Mn iriinu «wc.s .re butf] d molish;np the tender shooti m 1.1 spring oats. Like sa invadiir army they bum munperlof <>%,- (he mearlng fence
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      188 1 KLIM >— 1 AIIKOACH TO fUBE. pAS TEI KIZID MILK w lift: tropics. ftfll AffJ ALL LEADING N bTOKES. lAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'B PREMIER HOTML SANITATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER. THIS EVENING TEA DANCE-6.30 to 8.15 p.m. OORMU FMNNER HANCE-9.30 TO MIDNIGHT GRILL SERVED ON THE LAWN yDtily Tea
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      115 1 ADELPHi I SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL Favourite ideal Seaside Resort Down Town Rendez-vous The Place to Spend Facing St. Andrew's Cathedral a Pleasant Holiday. EXCELLENT CUISINE SERVICE GENERAL MANAGER: H. O. WASER. I iHL ivOlAlvi CLljB OK catt^phw SINGAPORE b A L v KUA I MEETS TO DAY AT 1
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      114 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS K<.y Brand Eau de Cologne Pace 9. Now Carpets And Matting* Page 13. If four Battery Could Speak Pagf 6. CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP I DECORATIVE j j ART 1933 DECORATIVE ART —The Studio" Year Book, now m its 1 twenty -eighth year, shows the i designer, artist and
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      21 1 Kuiyi POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PURE. FRESH, PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STOREB.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    244 2 Routine orders by Lieut. Col M. .1 T. Reilly. m.c. Obmratntftng s.s.v.f. Singapore June 21. Buses leave If— rtfliimlrn BuKir Tiniah R. Fanvr RniU'e 2 p.m. 7.30 a.m. 24.6.33 F Coy— Tablr A" C y— Table "A" "MG" 3M.SI -do-- do— T Coy.— Afternoon Camps The following
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    WARSHIP MOVEMENTS
    118 2 (hitch Fleet m the Pacific [Fran Our Own Correspondent 1 Meil.in. June 11. li v ill be remembered that some time ago tho Qavenunent of the Netherlands Indies promulgated an order. In connection with the strained situation m the Pacific that all the mr\ tnenta of the navy
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    "UNATTENDED" BICYCLE
    125 2 Another Prosecution At Kuala Lumpur fFrom Our Own Correspondent J Kuala Lumpur, June 19. Only one prosecution for leaving a bicycle unattended on the public rond was heard m the police court this morningr. The accused was a Tamil, who claimed trial, and it was stated that the
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    JAVA'S UNEMPLOYED
    76 2 British Support for "Crisis Fund" (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Medan. June 14. According to the Javn Bode the hope oi raising F1.500,000 among the public as a contribution to the Crisis Fund to provide for the r^ds of the Unemployed, and thus prevent special taxation measwiv by th»>
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    LAW NOTICE
    70 2 Wednesday June 21st Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell and Mr. Justice Cobbett m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. Court of Appeal:— No. 3/33— -Chit Siew Kuan and others (Appellants) vs. Yu Wan Yoke 'Respondent) Part heard. Before Mr. Justice Mills In the 2nd. Court
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      178 2 SPONGES PURE MEDITERRANEAN SEA PRODUCTS of EXCEPTIONALLY FINE QUALITY AT KEENEST PRICES MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore. The Cheapest House for your Stationery, Typewriters. Ribbons and Carboiu also for Pencil and Pen writing. REPAIRS Send for our mechanics whenever your
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      470 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL l NOTICE. Tenders. i HUTIOS 1,-. Hereby given that tenders *r* vow invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tender? may be obtained m the Tender Rocm Municipal Offices i Supply of Heavy Plpce and Cast Lror Specials for period Oct. Ist,
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      558 2 I Wo PlcnU- U t i^Z^^ Pinion i ph«ii\ e^ I This SKIN CURE tf^fO INSTANTLY RELIEVE ND QUICKLY HEALS ml I i.\,^.% Yam rfiffiouh *> «w» U tr^aooUj do* to Win n•* jiVji (I tCZDU .1 |t>M deriMid nrMchptioo t Q «> V H nx*dic*in*at« an combined m t
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      373 2 THE WBKK Wednesday, list. Hign Water. 10 .05. 7.8 it.. 21.04. 8.9 ft. Rotary TtAn, Mrs. A H. Dukmson on "Art of Speaking," Adeiphi Betel, at 1 n.m. Ucenataf JWttOM Meet im Magistrate's Court 2.15 p.m F'Ktbal) S.A.P.A. League (Div. ll>. Medical College Union vs. S. Chinese F.A. II .Talan
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    Riddle of the Goats of Bagot's Park
    757 3 What Becomes of Their Heads When They Die? Two peraonallttsa widel] discussed In the hamlets i.nd villages ridrttag the estates of BUthfield MMI Bayot's Park are thu late Lord B f ;;Jid thi present Lord Bagot, who canitnto the title on the death
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    15 3 i JESSIE MAT! HEWS m a scene from 'The Midshipmaid," now screening at the Capitol.
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    ERRANT EX-COUNTESS
    197 3 Hanged In Holy City A beautiful trench countis^, wliu luis li\ d for yean among the desert tribes of Amb.n has died on the gallows m Mecca, the Moslem sacred city, for the murder o! her Ira bine! i Wahabi chieftain. The countess, the divorced wile of Coiuit
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    NEW STAMPS IN 1934
    119 3 Kir Kinsley Wood, M p.. th'- Po tmi ter-Gen-j oral. sp< akiner at the banquet of the twentieth Philatelic Congress of Great Britain rt P leati'a Restaurant. London, rci rr-d to forth-' coming changes m the Doloar and design of stamps. "Great Britain early next year
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    23 3 1 !Tte numb r of undischarged bankrupts In the P.M.S. is 452 according to a IM published |In the F.M.S. Gazette last week.
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    THIS FREEDOM
    167 3 Jan and Parly Myth Exploded iin is ;i itrtfftii natter ?'»r tru- Mm young woman. Imaginative- novelists plctun bei drinking ooektaQa by th. gallon .:..i;< u:.- i f the r.i'r-'ht and spi ruling tho DM herself to retain h^r ilmdH BfOTC But HM p a!i ;i UM dOCtOI
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      632 3 T^flHsMs^hw Jv W fj h* 111 i ythat needs no artificial aids T\- kind of beauty that is founded on rational living and eating endures through a lifetime. Quaker Oats m your daily diet. It will send rich, J pulsing through your veins bringing a lasting nr check* and the
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      332 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies* Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE Not l. 2 and 3. Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, tfnmaporr BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street, Malacca. 11. Light Street. Penang, 4 Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur BOARD OF DIRECTORS S Q. Wong, Esq., (Chairman). K. C.
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    THE TRAGEDY OF HORATIO BOTTOMLEY
    1811 4 GREAT GENIUS MISAPPLIED Lonely Death of Poor Wan I Who Dabbled m Millions Horatio Bottomley, who died recently was very proud of the fact that, be shared nil Christian name oi Horatio with Nelson and Kitchener. He ftartOd life with no other obvious advantat>e His
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    EX-SOLDIER'S LAPSE
    143 4 Forged Cheque To See His "Girl" At Clerkenwell Police-court before Mr. Claud Mullins. William Leslie George. 25. valet, of j Maket-srreet. Islington, was bound over for forging and causing to be uttered a cheque for £6 10s with Intent to defraud. Detective-sergeant Wheeler said the prisoner served ten-
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    NOTES ON GOING MAD
    252 4 Hermit's Letter Before Death "When a man indulges m conversation with himself and shuns company and imagines hi.> best friends are his enemies, it Is a mn rign that his trind is becoming deranged." So wrote Frank Tipper Shaw aged 68. of Ktng'ft-buikUngl, Bermondsey. S.E.. before
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    "CHAIN GANG" OF THE AIR
    442 4 WONDER FLYING IN TIED 'PLANES l t New Beauties For R.A.F. Display j For sheer beauty and grace the R.A.F. Display on June 24 will surpass all previous Displays. This was made clearly evident when part of the programme was "rehearsed" at Hendon. A squadron
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    SHEFFIELD MOVE
    239 4 Reduction of Working Week A movement for the reduction of the working week from 47 to 40 hours has been started m Sheffield, about 40 unions and 60.000 men v: the large area m and ■orroondlßff the city being Interested. Representative* of the trade union movement have been
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    BRITONS IN ROME
    178 4 Numbers Reduced Since War The census returns for 1931. now available, .show that the British Colony m Rome is dwindling. Of the 7.408 foreigner., living m the city only 716 are British. Up till the outbreak of the Great War their numbers were considerably larger, and were
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      120 4 P VISIT CAIRO DURING YOUR HOMEWARD JOURNXT Whan time permits Cox Kings trips by ear from Son connecting with the steamer at Port thrift For further particulars apply to r/\ i liKsuwr^fffl©^ After c^:, frk L rwr or to any of the Branches of COX AND KINGS (AGENTS) LTD. Head
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      177 4 true whisky come, P j and the most famous of all is I j Johnnie Walke. Still going strong JOHNNIE ™i Im C R antccd out i I /fffflli'r CALPBI-CK .\r.((:';.. yv x x^ Aim I X Stilt going Strong Conquer Eczema and Itching Skinwith KALZANA, the Calcium Food WHEN
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    THE TOOLS OF THE EXPERT
    1120 5  -  ELY CULBERTSON I^rlct bridge BY I play r has many weapons f In playing the Dummy layi .vhuh arc dependent well a.s another timate plays of all sorts. < •M. Hls play of feed by a rigid ad0| percentages In other guess a finesse, he
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    58 5 Municipal Committee No. 2 approved reliccnsing. as an eating house, of No. 430 Seran- goon Road subject to the condition that unless and until the licensee shall have obtained a licence under Ordinance No. 118 (Liquors Reve,nue> no consumption on the premises by the public of intoxicating liquors shall be
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    SINGAPORE WOMEN'S GOLF FINAL
    87 5 I .id\ Huggard (centre) women's golf champion of Singapore, who won nutch with Mrs. Lalng at Bukit Timah Golf course on Monday. Lady Huggard approaching the green at Bukit Timah. Mrs. Laing putting m the match at Bukit Timah. A war relic, a paravane weighing between
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      67 5 Opening at the CAPITOL! Wed., June 28th. t* •Mrtro-Cioldwyn-Meyer-s most brilliant Achievement of 1933. M^^k I# J fITIM C Df f ff hftt "THF WHITE SISTER" ft^ Ww!"^ s Mk II 1L Tf*** IV/ **»m Wnk\ HP wiy upon UAirnirß pnx« I m«t V »mm n| I mmw Sold by
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      303 5 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT The year's greatest screen event W&\ fjJnilr 1 1 1 l ifii^^fn Premiere for Malaya Puccini's world-famous Opera presented as one of the most inspiring Screen Romances of the Era v' **Q^y ■*ft^ v '*>■»• ic»-iWort*j (j \.4 *i The Immortal love story of a Sailor and a
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    BASEBALL
    101 6 Washington Makes New York, June 19. Latest baaebaU aamc scores are as follows Reuter Boston 3 l Cl\el:\nci 7 8 1 Hildcbvanci pitched tor Cleveland. Boston 0 (i fTlnrhiiMl 4 12 l Harder pitched for GtevetMMl and Vosmik made a homo bit Hen York <; v o Chicav* 4
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    NO FOOT FAULTINC
    91 6 Ll^ritish L.T.A. Issues Warning: 'I-roui Our Own Correspondent I London, May 30. ricelded ri the Muv mcetlnf of thCcuncH of the Lav.n Tennh Association to is.su, uctloc to au afUUted dubs, drawtni the aticntloo of vii Y-i umuta piajer, to lhv con unuc-d prevtfei ol fool toultln,
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      F.A. CUP
      244 6 Corinthians To Play In First Round The council of the Football Association has deckled that Corinthians, who hitherto, had ben SMBptOd until the third round m the rv.m petition proper of the P. A. Cup, will next season have to take part m the first round, thus bring
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      LEAGUE ANNUAL MEETING
      221 6 Three Resolutions Not Passed The annual iiHHilllH of the Football League, \pproved the recommendation of the management committee that Clapton Orient, aln.ad\ jnrifr suspension, be granted an extension till Trtne 22 to pur their affairs m order Bwlndon Town (45 votes) and Newport Count. C 25 votes>
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      LAWN BOWLS
      194 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament lawn Ibowla 'Smrrican touvnamvni ;»t lie sec WEDNESDAY, JUNE lid G. Cameron and c. Poeard vs. h. r. l d.vkv nd D. C. Burn. P. M. Scott and H K. Fcanisidi VS. E. G. Staunton and J. H. Dononrrnu C. D, Helton and
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      SCHOOLS CRICKET
      97 6 Remits of Week-End Games i From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 18. The following were the result* of Public Schools cricket matches-. Marlborouih beat Cheltenham by ten wirkrts. Chart rriioi so drey.- with I. Zingari. M.C.C. beat Eton by 93 rims. Sedbergh '232) brat Stonyhurst (155). WellimTton (284
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      FIRST CLASS AVERAGES
      614 6 Remarkable Figures For First Month of Season The batting and bowling averages for the first four weeks of the first-class cricket season make .very Interesting reading and -how some remarkable figures. In the batting list. Barling, that promising Surrey Cricketer, ftanda first with 500 runs scored m
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      "EMPTY MOCKERY'
      289 6 McCorkindak— Nemai Fitrht Dullest On Record Don MeCorkindalt', the Bouth African. be*l ■Walter Neusel, the German heavy-weight m a 12-rounci contest at the Albert Hall. Neusel was i disqualified on a foul m the eighth round. The show was ati empty mockery. There were 1 rows upon rows
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      'SPURS' NEW PLAYERS
      23 6 London, June 18. Tottenham Hotspur have secured Hall, the Lincoln City centre forward, and H. Wall, the Notts. County Roalkeeper.
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      47 6 IF YOUR BATTERY COULD SPEAK, IT WOULD SAY CHANGE TO 3t Hu .<^^V InnH *iitiii3*** _;j i Sii^. J \J?.j n^nr^^nM They spark when others can't r and make startiny easier! > AT ALI GARAGES ,1 DIMKIBLTOKS FOX MAI.AVA BORNEO MOTORS LTD. J t RoniembeT I s I
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      257 6 H IH| cJJB I^9l I^Hb l 9 Huh BIG CASH PRIZES .^^^V^^^^^ft 1 H I XfX V^ kj JL L{ Li 1 %A# 3UIMUMY I 11V1E.9. .^^Bl V A X 1 IMewly discovered a priceless safeguard to teeth -an entirely new cleansing and polishing material has been developed that is
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    "I DID NOT KNOW I HAD STRUCK ANYONE"
    801 7 INSPECTOR WOODS' EVIDENCE OF ACCIDENT I Went On Duty Against Advice PREVIOUS BOUT OF FEVER I>K Woods gave evidence yesterday at the resumed enquiry > KeppeJ Road fatality as result of which he is charged tag death by a rash act. On
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    SEQUEL TO WITHDRAWAL OF CHARGE
    296 7 DOES COMPENSATION CLAIM ARISE Cognizance of Court Disputed The interesting question as to when a court of law may be said to have taken official cognizance of a criminal charge wa>> debated yesterday before Mr. J. F. F. Gregtf. the Singapore Second Magistrate. It will
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    GERMAN CRUISER
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    ABDUCTION OF OLD MAN
    938 7 ABDUCTION OF OLD MAN Alleged "Capture" On The High Road jComplaint That He Was Held By Creditors The central figure m a case of abduction and wrongful confineiment which came up m the police -court before Mr. H. A. Forrer yestrriday was— not a beautiful young girl but a .sixty
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    44 7 An extra-ordinary general meeting of the Indian Association will be held at 3, Owen Road to-day at 5.30 p.m. to considei resignation of office bearers, appointment ol their successors, the financial statement U. May 31st, the night school and removal Jrorr present premises. I
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    NIGHT RAIDERS OF BUKIT TIMAH
    5 7 NIGHT RAIDERS OF BUKIT TIMAH
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    BOAT CAPSIZES
    183 7 Two Fishermen Drowned Near Taiping i Prom o t Own Oonc pond* at i Talplnc. June 19. j Nov. i has ju^t reacted ton of tragedy of the sea m whic-h 3 Chinese tishim; bout manned i j by two men of Pasir iv.m. a small fishing village
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    KLANG TRAGEDY
    123 7 Woman and Child Klang, June 16. A Mwla.v child of four was fatally stabbed vesterdiiy and it> mother ta in a critical condition, suffering from numerous knife wounds. It Is alleged that the woman stabbed the rhild and then attempted to commit .suicide. Shortly after midday yesterday a
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    26 7 Tan Kah Kce Athletic Section team has been eliminated from the Commercial Cup comnetijtlon. and ttuir record has, therefore. beeD 'expunged from the Commercial Cup table.
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    LAWYERS ALLEGED ASSAULT
    6 7 Two Europeans ('barged
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    HIS SISTER'S HONOUR
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    AERODROME RIOT
    122 7 Five Coolies Committed To Assizes A man was killed, blood was spilt and rowbars, changkols and .sticks were freely used n an affray between Chinese coolies employed it the Civil Aerodrome on March 20, c riginatng m the trivial rauso of one baUh working m a higher level
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    SALESMAN'S DEFAULT
    97 7 Proceeds of Goods Misappropriated Loulm Batchelor, a young Eurasian saleMuan. pleaded guilty yesterday before Mr. J. F P Gregg, the Singapore Second Magistrate, to charge of criminal breach of trust m rcspj-ct Of sundries and provisions to the value of $18.58 v.hlch had been entrusted to him for
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS ! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1933 TIMBER
    798 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1933 TIMBER With monotonous regularity ourj dependence upon three primary industries rubber, copra and tin is stressed, but until recently little was done to release Malaya from that dependence. To-day the fostering ol minor industries of all kinds is part of official policy and
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    48 8 a lecture on "Theoaoptay us Science" will be delivered at the Theosophical Society 428 Race Course Road to-morrow at 6.30 p.m. Mr. Nat Liebeskmri. manager Of Wamtr Bros Pictures Ltd.. Singapore, left yesterday for Javu on a business trip on the s.s Nieu Zedand. Mrs. Liebeskmd accompanied him
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    ALHAMBRA'S THRILL
    166 8 Fearless Animal Trainer m "The Big Cage" One need not be okmtcd with particular liking lor wi'.d animal aits to rind delight m UM Universal picture "The Big Oafe," which Ls now beiny shown ai ihc Alhambra It is certain to thrill anyone as no other film screened
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    ONLY A LITTLE ONE !
    92 8 ONLY A LITTLE ONE Another Revolution In Siam I Prom Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok. June >0. Tlu Commandei-in-Chiei of the Siamese Army. Phya Bahol. who led the revolution la>t June headed another successful revolution to-day. This revolt means merely a change m the national leadership and a new State Council
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    108 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 RUBBER London, June 20. Spot (Buyers) 3 ***** (3 5 16). (Sellers) 3 ***** (3%). July-Sept. 3 916
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    Art Goes Back to Nature
    1063 8 Open- Air Drama I For Singapore Just a hundred years age there took place m Singapore the first amateur theatrical production. It was held m a theatre which existed then m Cross Street. Telok Ayer. but it was a "flop." Today, m the grounds of
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    SOUTH CHINA BOYCOTTS MANCHUKUO
    100 8 SOUTH CHINA BOYCOTTS MANCHUKUO ACTION AGAINST t»p»» DOMINATION First DirecTlS d n n State's Got* South Clnna hai nomic war against U when the |o*ei the Provinces h>i k decided to ban from the- ncn- Th»« action Manchukuo Japan and. or. from btr cxp »rJapanese war cf. South China Jki,
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    EXPRESS WRECKED
    61 8  -  Nanyang Siang Pau Carriage* Markni k u I Slull-Fire Harbin. Jun< h An east-bound cxi press was wrecked .it Horoi nor. 4.") miles ir«»m Manchuii i to-day. Five emrrtafti «imi turned but the r.-nmnn^ In succeeded m re.v iiini; chuli. Tlu-.N were CtMMM^j damaged, according to Japa J
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    "THE MIDSHIPMAID"
    134 8 Grtftod I*} (row did Hou* Last Niffci For utxKi. 1a and moiv nlnsin- The Mid>hipm.. the Capitol > that haw ktM ir.any montliv •The Midshipmuid and Stephen King-Hall vi Mml pwHom Im well maintain th< h '•> lair of the economy entli Malta b\ a RettttK i m
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    FALSE TRADE LABELS
    96 8 Heavy Fines On Chine* I healer I The Chinese n: I Cheng was yrstmla i I District Judge. Mr. H A J I sale electric torch i 1 trade description haft I leged that the butt. '<■■■>>'»•■ labels "Victoria" cell-. I imitation of tnc Eureiuh fell I
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    19 8 Divine Service (Hi Ene'-v 1 f I by Mr H R Che«m«n. p.m. m the Chinese Jahin Salleh. MM*
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      55 8 IN PREPARATION FOR i 1 A FORTHCOMING FILM, an actor has gone to Ireland I to study the brogue. He is determined to get it off Pat. You can stand pat < on w GAFLAC POLICIES against most of the calamities of this life. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
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    FIVE FEET FROM DESTRUCTION
    269 9 BRITISH PLAN TO RAISE COMMODITY PRICES Chancellor Stresses Necessity To PHalt Deflation X ON SPECULATORS London, June 20. T K.IITV suggestions to bring about an improvement m \V irbstesalc commodity prices were embodied m an in ipurtant resolution moved by Mr. Neville Chamberlain at a of
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    171 9 lOWKR (;OLD COVER Hi" Sus^osts 25 Per Tent As B Legml Limit London. June 20. I a. deleqntes submitted an B .mi to the Monetary sutoB ol tin World Economic Conference B Central Banks immediately to I .il sold cover and suggesting B pel cnt. coverage, also remonetiB The Central
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    31 9 B FR\\(F PEEVISH j^H Paris. June 20. ten see no immediate way I at the World Conference f President Roosevelt's attitude tint President Roosevelt has i^| agreement Is bitterly Reuter Wireless
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    107 9 COAL AND COTTON London. June 19. The coal and cotton industries aro specially drawing the attention of the Conference to their problems. The secretary of the Miners' International Federation conveyed the view which, he says. Ls endorsed by certain employers and governments, that international regulation L. necessary m order to
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    121 9 Reuter MARTIAL LAW IN AUSTRIA Premier Out To Break Up Brown Shirts Vienna. June 10. Herr DottUSl On his return from Lindon struck hard and s'viftly at the Nazi organisations. Following last night*! edict the Government, to-day, procJaimed martial law at Krems. Stein ?.nd
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    90 9 Three Men Killed By Lightning London. June 19. t Three men were kiiled by lightnim* duvins I sudden storm which broke over London and the homo counties this afternoon. Two of the I victims were shel'ering; under the trees m l Epping Forest while the third vai
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    51 9 Conference With French Political Chiefs Paris, June 20. Mr. Soong arrived at Le Bourget and met Dr. Wellington Koo. He is remaining three or four days. In the afternoon, he was received by M. Paul Boncour and to-morrow he will meet M. Daladier and other officials.
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    48 9 Germany's Oldest Woman Communist Motttw, June 20. The oldest German Communist, Clara Zetkin. has died at the age of 76 at the Soviet rest home at Archangetekoye where she had 1 lived since August last when she presided over the German Reichstag as Doyenne— Reuter
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    85 9 Rumour That He Is 111 Denied Berlin, June 17. There Is not a word of truth m the rumours circulated abroad that President Von Hindenburg, who is at present living on his estate at Neudeck is suffering from ill-health. High officials m the President's household state that he
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    498 12 SINCE FOURTEENTH CENTURY And Not One Of Them Was Normal The history '>f a strange family closes with the death of Baron Ferenc Nopcsa. who has committed suicide m Vienna after shooting his Albanian secretary. Elmas Doda Bajazid. Bam Nopcsa's life was as mysterious as
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    180 12 K.A.F. Experiments To Prevent Damage The Rognal Air Fore- Is experiment hit; with rubber moorhlg-buosrs for seaplanes and flyinpboata. The advantage of Using rubber for this purpose is that its rtsilk-nce pi'cvents in.nuy t*> i the aircraft and the buoy iv.if when one fouls i the other. BIZCD
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      ATLANTIC SHIPPING BATTLE
      269 13 Unfair German Fare-Paying System London. June 6. One en tlit fiercest wars m the history of Atlantic- shipping is imminent unless the Hamburg-America and North German Lloyd lines discontinue the KOfptMldi of special travellers' cheques, covered by registered marks, m payment of fares. Registered, or "blocked." marks
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      135 13 Russia May Place Contract With Italy it h understood that ih* 1 Rinsum Soviet Government le IWsnUallim •v Italian shipbuilding linns lor the construction of lour cruisers snd v large submarine. The cruisers will res mblc the British LcanaVr class, their tonnage betag about T.ooo. but an exceptionally
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      91 13 Refuses Assistance of American Ship Los Angeles. Although the lives of 35 r .en were imperilled, the Japanese tanker. Nippon Marti. Which lan aground off Point Honda on the California north coast rejected the assistance of the Standard Oil tanker. D. G. Schofield. The Japanese seamen replied that
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      100 13 Scene of Murderous Raid While agrcund on the Pavloffsky Shallows, the river-steamer Shanghai was attacked by a band of pirates who swarmed around the c'isabled vessel m tmall boats. itatM a message from Harbin. After subjecting the steamer to heavy rifleflre. which was returned m lull measure by
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      123 13 Mediterranean to the Bay of Biscay Genoa. June 6. An announcement that the French Government is proposing to build a canal from the Bay of Biscay to the Gulf of Lyons, with the result that the value of Gibraltar would be lessened, is made by
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      82 13 Tug Sent to Assistance of Sunning The s.s. Sunning, one of the China Navigation Company's vessels on regular sevvic- from Hr,n°, Kong to Canton ran aground on a mud-bank m the Canton river while returning to the Colony. A message was immediately sent through to the
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      394 13 Rescues By 12 Nations Three mi-mb:rs ol the crew ot the Union Castle l.iKi Ouilaioid Castle me mi sim>, following a collision with the Liverpool motor ship Stentor m the Riwr Elbe, near Cuxhaven. The thirty -.seven pMKttflen of the liber, most of whom were British, were
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      255 13 Raid By Revenue Officers In Hong Kong A biy liun-runnina enterprise believed to -have been nipped m tho bud when one of the biggest recent hruls of arms ;>nd. it i.> rei>orted j also of opium, was mack 1 by Revenue Officers j who boarded the
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    444 14 WHAT SIR H. McCARDIE THOUGHT— i| And Mr, Justice Avory An unfinished rase of the late Mr. Justice j MeCardie. left over by him for further con- i federation, came before Mr. Justice Avory In the Kind's Bench division. The action was tried by Mr.
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    198 14 Imagination Causes Suicide There was not the slightest trace of Dhwsi In his body, vei he hrcassc m« convinced that he hod cancel that he killed him elf— a victim of pure imagination, BtlCfc was the tragedy of an lclcvly man revealed at an Inquest tit Paddinnton. "This
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    144 15 I of Loim-lYnu 1 Creditors 9] H London. June 11, 9 ilntj reutrdln^ international M responsible lor fcwpHn fl Exchange within mod rat fl ii t» worthy re- M bODdl Ye.-terdny 7 per Cent flj I to £74.10 and S*A per cent. I centa wei i trong at
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    72 15 'tend Company's Results W the British North Borneo a ny for 1932 show revenue M "1 £271.652. a decrease of nur was £292.899. compared >P'-nditure amounted to 9 !W.267. -ht. forward was £10.341, to added by transfer from re- Urn £60.341. The deficit 9 r Drovldinp for
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    286 15 Annual Report of Association It-Tom Our Own Correspondent] Klang, June 19. Tiie rabbet situation showed do .>i t ,ns oi improvenicn' BUD an v tfttei were further rcd-u- cl a. :«)si> tta v salaries. Wo: 1 on the cttier band, was Increased. Though Urn <cst of t
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    177 15 Changes m Representative rices June 16 II It. Am-! Lai; Can. Com. 17 Vi 88 92 Am. T*phooe and T*grapn 123S IM% 131 Aahe.in! Railroad 62.. 62 66 1 2 Dupont 72 72 77 !i Firestone, Ooaunon 20 21 tt% Gen. Electric SIS 22 23 7
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    63 16 Too Late In Davis Cup Matches Paris. June It). Iji the Davis Cup matches here to-day the recults were: Nunoi Japan beat McGrath (Australia* 6—4. 6 —4. 6 —B. 7 —5. Satoh »Japan* beat Crawford "Australia3—<>. 6—3. 6—l. I—6. 6—2. Australia won by 3 matches to two. —Reuter.
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    158 16 Yankees Without Babe Ruth New York, June 20. National League baseball games played today ended as follows: R. H E. Chicago 0 3 0 New York 3 7 4 Schumacher pitched for Mew York. Cincinnati 7 14 2 Philadelphia 8 12 2 Bottomley (Cincinnati) and Klein (Phillies) made home
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    244 16 P YORKSHIRE WINS AGAIN Gloucester Beaten By 101 Runs London, June 20. Yorkshire continued its 100 per cent, winning way m the county cricket championship by I beating Gloucestershire at Gloucester on the Wagon Works ground. GLOUCESTER v^. YORKSHIRE At Gloucester, Yorkshire won by 101
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    122 16 Formation of Malayan Body Urged [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, June '0. Local sportsmen who have been conducting private negotiations with a view to ascertaining whether the M.C.C. cricketers would be able to visit Malaya after their forthcoming tour of India and Ceylon received a cable to-day
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    122 16 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. first team against Raffles Institution at 2 p.m. on Saturday, on the Raffles Institution ground: E. Lyne iCapt>. G. L. F. Willis, W. R. Willis. John Le Cain. F. R. S. Martinus. Ferriera. R. j P. Ridley. G. A. Nelson. L. M.
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    274 16 I JOHN DE FOREST BEATEN Troubled By Winds Of Hoylake lioylake, June 19. Trie Woking stockbroker, Mr. George Hannay, eliminated the holder, Mr. John de Forrest, of 'the Royal and Ancient, m the second round of jthe British amateur golf championship. The tie was
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    26 16 New York, June 17. Camera, the giant Italian boxer, has filed a voluntary petition of bankruptcy In the United States District Court.— Reuter Wireless
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