The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 June 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. \O. 13,994. ESTABLISHED 1«35 SINGAPORE, S.S. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1933. 10 CENTS
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    123 1 A net-ret conference is reported to have been held between representatives of gold-currency countries In rexronse to an urgent midnight summons-rate 9. The monetary sub-committee of the World Economic Conference ha* adopted a resolution advocating uniform gold cover by central hanks with certain reservations —Page H Anti-Nazi
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      23 1 Geneva, June 27. The Disarmament Conference Bureau has decided to recommend that The General Commission adjourn ihr conference until October 16.- -R»Hlt< r.
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      ARMS TALKS
      76 1 I,ondon. June M. A denial that the London conversations m connection v.ith the Disarmament Conf rence had bt»n abandoned was by ||r. Baldwin m th» Boom <>i Common?. They were only temporarily (Kwtpwiwl tlirouuh the Economic Oopfcienee opening activities. The Government believed the conviisatiuiL< essential to tin* uood
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    RYDER CUP
    21 1 London. June 27. Cireui Britain won the Ryder Cup golf (outest, beating America b.\ si*:-und-fl-h»\lf matches to fivf-anrt-a-half -Renter.
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    WIMBLEDON
    16 1 London, June 27. Wimbledon: Farquharson beat Prod Pern 7— 5. 6—l. 3—6. 6—4. 6—4. -Reuter.
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    MAIL ORDER CIVILIZATION IN AFRICA
    846 1 A n c 'm account m the News-Chronicle of A p»«Urthr trial m Kenya, referred" to "unIrtMntlni Africa." A ooy of fourteen had acciI dentally killed another boy during a ;anio, ami BO tliL eJdeti of UM tribe BMMkI him climb a tr«-, land bang
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      275 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK M \REST APPROACH TO PURE, IML PASTEURIZED MILK I UNABLE IN THE TROPIC S I FINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES. RAFFLES HOTEL VLALAYA'S PREMIER HOTKL OMi wrTH MODERN SANITATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER TEA DANCE 6.30-8.15 pm. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE-9.30 to MID-NJGHT. CMLL SERVED
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      174 1 I B^ TOLLEY'S BRANDY GIVES YOU Only $2.90 per Quart Bottle includinK Duty. JfrILIMTEK Co.. E.ttl. Sole Agents for P.M.S. A-. S.S. 1 ADELPHi SEA VIEW 1 HOTEL HOTEL 1 Favourite Ideal MKildt Resort n Down Town Rendez-vous The Place to Spend Facing St. Andrew's Cathedral a Pleasant Holiday. Fevery
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      279 1 J. W. P. Thomley, o Kur«p«*an. is ;tr<used on three charges of cheating m respect of sums totalling HMfl Page 7. Singapore's welcomr to Or. Khalid Sheldrake Page 7. Three appeals ramfi before Mr. Justice Cobbett yesterday. Sentence was redoced m one case Fa#e 7. A Chinese who sold "solid
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      25 1 X LI M POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO Flttl FRESH. I'AS'li.l ki/i it MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    BRIDE-TO-BE ACCUSED
    86 2 I Alleged to Have Cheated Groom of $25 A char«e of having cheated a man of $25 under promise to many him was preferred against Taiyanuki. young Tamil woman, before Mr J. F. F. Gregg m the Second Policy Court yesterday. The complainant was Gopal. and it m
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      230 2 PERJURY ALLEGATION Member of Well-known Family Accused Syed Hassan bin Mohammed Alsat4off. a member of a well-known Arab family, who has been arrested on an indictment of perjury. was charged before the Third Ma^trate. Mr. M. H. Blacker, yesterday. The case was postponed one week for mention. It is the
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      456 2 N ON SPI A real boon to ladies m a tropical climate and a necessary adjunct to the toilet table. XON'SPI stops perspiration safely. NONSPI is simple to use. NONSPI is approved by Physicians. STOCKISTS: MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore.
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      568 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the follov.ing materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Supply of Heavy pipes and Cast Iron Specials for period Oct. Ist. 1933 to Sept.
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      438 2 NOTICE. THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED. ("Incorporated In the BtralU B ttlementa) NOTICE is hereby ilvea Mint tin Omljiuii y General Meeting of Tim HtrulU Trading Company. Limited, will t>e ii« i«t u t. tin- Gampany's Registered onve, Onain IhifHtm. Coilyer Quay, Btnfapor*, on T^MOdBJT, July 41 it. 1933. at
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      547 2 FREE DOCTOR'S BOOK ON ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, CATARRH duick and Lasting Relief through Inexpensive Hon.. Treatment THE latest edition of a Doctor's Free i T J DJ T* Hook describing the most successful j CndS Bed" lime TCar^ of all home treatments for Asthma, i r^VP im tr Bronchitis and Catarrh,
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      322 2 THE WEEK Wednesday. 28th. High Water. 00.45. 9.4 It, 14.10, 8.1 ft. Rotary Tiffin. Mr. G. M. Alford on "Wharf Management." Adelphi Hotel 1 p.m. Football: S.A F.A. (Div. II > Medical College Union vs. Straits Cattle Co.. Jalan Besar; Marine Dept. vs. Wiltshire Rc»im:nt 11. Stadium; (Friendly* V.M.C.A. vs.
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    FEEDING THE ZOO'S FISHES
    997 3 FEEDING THE ZOO'S FISHES THE CARP THAT ENJOYS MONKEY' NUTS Meat, Fruit and Ants' Eggs Tru ta.sk or the average hotel proprietor m sat. ring for the varied requirements of his human .\'uests Ls nothing like so complicated as the task 01" the London Zoo authorities m NMritJtag food for
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    72 3 The most powerful ice-breuker ever built has just been launched for the Swedish Government by the Kockums Mcl:. Verk. A.B. of Gotcbcrg This is the Ymer, whose tcnnage is 4.330 and which has engines of 8,700 h.p. She ha^ three propellers, two aft and one forward. Th+ latter It intended
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    NEW CONSTABLE OF THE TOWER
    489 3 INSTALLATION OF LORD MILNE Yeomen In Picturesque Ceremony Field-Marshal Lord Milne has been installed Constable of the Tower of London, a post made vacant by the death of Field-Marshal Lord Methuen. The picturesque ceremony of installation was performed by the Lord Chamberlain (Lord Cromer) on
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    SAT ON FLOOR OF CAR
    280 3 How Venizelos Avoided Death Armed with revolvers and a machine-sun, men driving along m a car made a desperate attempt on the Hie of It Yenizelos. the veteran Greek ex-Prcmitr. Bullets were rained on his car. und he had a marvellous escape. Hi.; wife, however,
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    SIR ROBERT HOLLAND
    153 3 Siam's New Judicial Adviser Bangkok, June 21. Sir Robert Holland, the new Judicial Adviser to the Ministry of Justice who has succeeded Mr. Marston F. Buzzard, arrhod during tht» week end. Su Robert is a man w.ll advanced m years, but was the unanimous selection of i
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    MILLIONAIRESS RECLUSE
    336 3 Jewelled Woman Who Wears Car bar dine The most eccentric millionairess m New York society will arrive m London shortly. She i< Mrs. Clinton dishing, New York's Maylai" knows her as an incredibly wealthy woman, that she lives m a fashionable Park-avenue apaitment-houl, that t>he has luxurious limousine,
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    FATHER OF AERONAUTICS
    235 3 L Notebook Found After Many Years Until recently it was believed thai the noteboski of Sir Qeoreje Cayh-y. the "Father of Aeronautics," hpd been lost, but Mr. J. E. Hodgson. Ih3 hon. librarian o/ the Royal Aeronautical Socictv, obtained permLs:.ion from the Ct'yley family to make a
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    JGIRL'S ESCAPE FROM HOME
    312 3 .Mother Whose Wishes Were Over-Ridden A mother, who lvfusrd to NWMI the address of bar 25-year-old daughter, whom, it uas alleged, she h.'d induced to ■CtBI from tho Middlesex. County Council home at Maidenhead U Berks), nearly two months pieviously, was lined U at Maidenhead police
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    AUSTRALIA'S PLAN
    262 3 Breeding Out Hlaek Strain Following Urn exposures of certain aspects of the Australian colour problem, the Commonwealth Government li to Rive cash bonuses to white men who marry half-caste women. This efTori to breed cut the black strain from thr children of marriages between aborigine* and wMftN has
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      174 3 CooKed I PREPARED FKEIK I 1 DAILY FROM THE CHOWEff FREW MEAT J -^^^k t^ ««^^^*^^^B^*v^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B9^B^B^a b\^» H^^V flk^ flV* BB) TONCUE pK '^'V^S^^riß3l BA> L 'SF '^BJ BAk BAVBJ^BJ^BJ^BJ^BJ^Bx j'DQjfiSMhUL— B^Bl I L 4^^%, Mm who is afraid to smile Vnderneath the mask that fre h h, el. an,
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      214 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1929. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. l, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street, Malacca, 11, Light Street, Penang. AMD 4, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS I S. Q. Wong, Esq., (Chairman),
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      286 4 OR "A LETTER FROM j I BABEL M I From the tree Press Correspondent ixindon, Jung 14. i. by no a..:, certain thai this I j 1 ticlt been grftn the correct i caption Considering the circunv stances m which vu Londoners find curseh •i tt might elthont Injustice b»-
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      Tattoos And Pageants
      328 4 WHOEVER was responsible tor atranging the dale of this Word Economic Conference did so will' admirable discretion. Not only has the salvation of the world begun at an opportune moment when even the United States Confess would scarcely dream of hindering it by inriattng en the payment
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      The Season's Climax
      483 4 OUT. moralising apart, England Is I B place very '.veil worth living In Just now. This week, for instance, staged, and I have seen a drees rehearsal of the torchlight pageant organised at the Boyal Naval College Greenwich Also, pageant organl fd at. the Royal Naval College.
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      Officers Abroad
      147 4 Officers A broad il/HILE we are thinking ot things V* military, you may be interestedj n a .".eQuel to the Baillie-Stewartl MM v nich camo to liyht 8 leu days ago. ■.hen H was revealed that the military tuthortttet have isoucxl special instruction! 'i the effect that Army officers spemiini;
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      Warship With Wings
      223 4 A show to which we are much looking forward la the R.a.f. Display at Hendon on June 24. it will afford striking demonstration ot tin. Inrrwiilin trength <>t our air oavy, as ssvcral bi^ Qylng-bcat« are c ssftag np Erom thek coastal i>.*s<'s. led by the most
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      £230,000,000 Bets A Year
      209 4 117HILE. I have no doubt, the main details ol the recommendations put forward m the report of the Royal Cummisoiim on I ottSTles and Bettinu. issued thus week, bave already been cabled to yen, you may bi Interested to hear how they have been received m
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      Social Consequences
      281 4 THE Commission's main principle, which they have followed m making their recommendations, is that "While gambling among private individuals should not be interfered with, organised facilities should be prohibited or restricted wher^ those facilities lead to serious social consequences." This, presumably, was the conception which 4nduced the Commission
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      Newspaper Competitions
      339 4 The suggestion that newspaper competitions, m which prizes arc ofl'ered for forecasts In eon lection with spotting events, should be prohibited, has been. I und'T.stand, warmly welcomed by newspaper proprietors here m Flc;h Street. Huge sums of money are now belnn di bunetl by the moi? popular journals
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      Helping The "Enemy"
      409 4 tjow severe la the slump m interest H m ,ho Irish Hospitals Sweepstake! has been revealed by the announcement that thf vafcv of the Derby BweepstsJcel fell by U.liß.noo as compared with hist year** total. Various reasons have been advanced t.< explain this decrease, and the likeliest
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      Fewer Divorces
      138 4 "THE list Of cases for trial m the Divorce Court during the Trinity Term which began yesterday, shows a Welcome decrease af compared wiih that set down a year ago. Instead of the 549 undefended petitions which then awaited the attention of ;the JUdgSS, there are now b\it
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      The Clerical Mind
      197 4 MARRIAGE again forms an important subject Of discussion ;\t the meeting of the General Assembly of thf OlUrdl 01 England. The parish dSTg) .'ic strongly supporting proposal which is to be put forward BUggSStiDg that vi iuture the marriage oi" ssssahsn oi the Church of BBgland with
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      Much "Married" Cripple
      220 4 rLILE we arc on the subject of marriage, you may be Interested to read of two unusual eases which carn<» up m the Courts Q)ta week Im one i. .■tancp. a S(J-.vcar-old Chelmsford crij)ple. named David Gisby. was sent to prison for IB month* with hard labour
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      Good Or Had?
      175 4 J scarcely know whether it is good news or bad for us that scientists have now discovered an extract from the outer part of the adrenal gland of animals, which is situated near the kidney, that h.iv been tounci to increase considerably tl 1 power dome work
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      Spare Finger Nails.
      109 4 Spare Finger N ails. The extravagances of fashionable women's attempts to make themselves more attractive thai: nature I intends them to be are amazing. Not content with piuekiti- their eyebroi .i..>. bavuig their h&lr dyed the moat astonJ imv iheoj eosne or the leaden 01 lath ton a row v.uort'n,
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      Naval Storm
      272 4 Fx-NAVAL Officers m Malaya. ;i as won as officers si ill lenring, will bo interested 4o hear that a Berce eontroveny ta ragtag In tii- eomapoudenee OOhmne oi "The Time.-' eonerrnin l entry ol poMie sei:<H.i boys Into the NM3 i ofiVcrß. Thr Admiralty recentlj issued notification Rating
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      "He Swallowed Things"
      176 4 "He Swallowed Things" I unatics da itrani any M:uay.in Wt\ I paM insj> etSon to thbutan Mental huajrtui knee) a of JuiJK who i n i" lai asyaau aeai l^oma that thi i ho I bag iin apprehenaion» at a mttaaai und r the J i nd thai branch to
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      This Wonderful Climate
      195 4 This Wonderful Climat e When i wi tern approxm ihaot. an i the m M as electric fans and really cold drinks aiv I practically unknown m this country, whiU ito appear m clothes suited to the weath;; would be to risk general ridicule irom the "Little Enelanders." For .several
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      Nudists' Progress
      211 12 Nudists Progress ONTE result of the heat wave has been a lengthy and somewhat acrid discussion In the newspapers :ls to the decree of undress which ought to be tolerated In public thwrinnhfaron This hatrevealed that thost' of u.s who had hoped that Mrs. Grundy had finally passed away were
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      Figures Of Interest
      293 12 pVNE often hears it said that theiv is romance m figures, and one of the English Sunday papers has jus f just attempted to prove the fact. It has published statistic* to show that tvaYJ three minutes m Britain, for instance, a man and I woman are
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      42 4 To treat these complaints successfully, get to the root cf the trouble. Clarke's Blood Mixture is the vvorid's greatest blood purifier and »>c3lcr. It I* famous tor Blood and Skin Disorders. Of Qttmmm and flpN* /./>/„'/ fMd m LIQUID tn T ABl.P.T fcry-i
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      81 4 You 11 add a keener edge to S3ur appetite if you regularly |ll|O; .CHOP KEPALA JfW^ T^J KRITISH BREWED ItilK rlMk&L -'V NOW SELLING AT I^B6^%^ (SINGAPORE PRICES) CtOQ PER CASE X jßfeiSiOK 9^Oaoo 9fi PINT IKHiii iWB/ll -v/ nOO.OVI per Dozen IW^^QoiS If/ A rKI{ <:ASK h ff<^^B»\ f
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    BANGKOK APPEAL COURT
    332 5 TWO JUDGMENTS REVERSED Claim Which Followed Car Accident i From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. Junr IL Thi Appeal Court this week has gtvtn twe judgments both of which hove concerned foreigners, and both of which have aroused I muck interest m the ton ign colony, albtit it
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    40 5 Dr. Lankasimcirnm M. A. Ph.D. < London i us arriving here to-morrow morninu at 7 a.m. per s.s. BnemM Aires Main from Saigon. Members of the Reception Committee and others aie requested to be pceaenl M the wharf to receive him.
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    MAGISTRATES CHANGE THEIR MINDS
    154 5 CAR STEALING CASE Prison Sentence Follows "Not Guilty" Verdict A man appearing m a motor-car CtMUTgfl at Sutlon Coldfield, Warwickshire, was told that the charge neninst him would b«' dismissed, and a few minutes later that he would be sentenced to six months" imprisonment. Eric John
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    OIL FROM CHINA
    134 5 Now Storage Tanks at Vancouver Shippers of oik from China will bt neflt by vegetable oil storage tanks having a capacity of 250.000 gallons which are to be constructed at Vancouver by the Vancouver Harbour Commissioners. When the new facilities become available large quantities of ve«\eta::le oils
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    ORMER CABINET MINISTER'S SON ARRESTED
    123 5 Varsities Sports Meeting Mr. John Amery, son of Mr. L. Amery, M.P., former Secretary of itc for the Dominions, and his wife, formerly Miss Una Wing, th« actress, were arrested at their hotel m Paris on an extradition arrant off the Greek Government on charges
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      18 5 OPENING AT .}.ir> MATINEE TO-DAY A LAUGH RAMPAGETantalizing! Scandalizing! „^N,A Mesmerizing! Hypnotizing! after you see this COME EARLY
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      198 5 TO-DA V \f, m M||^^g Mcl ru-i .oldw yn-Mayer take Mfl pride m presenting The Two v Itt W W~~* I m^MSj^V v avtc gHlf^ l riMi to ■T-^ GABLE "^UI^ wXI F >liiri< 11 Crawford's immortal Twit? story Now a new and f "win"""! Greater Talking Picture j Distinguished
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    Quick K. O. Jack Doyle's Only Chance
    732 6 Quick K. O. Jack Doyle's Only Chance TProm Our Own Correspondent] London, June 7. Jack Pet'.T'rn. the British heavyweight champion, and Jack Doyle, the young ex-Irish Ouard.sman. will meet for the former title at MM White City on July 12. This date was di finitely decided upon during the week-end
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    RYDER CUP TEAM
    627 6 Britain Puts Faith m Young Players London, June 14. General satisfaction is expressed here with the team Eelected by the Professional Golfers' Association to represent Great Britain ayainst the United Btates i« Uie Ryder Cup match at South p ir on June 26 and 27. As you
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    S.C.R.C.'s TWO WINS
    433 6 Week-End Victories Over R.A.F. and I. A. En >t cricket match on Saturday the S.C.R.C. beat the RAF. by 151 rum to 143. The *xre; were: R.A.F. Gardner c Keng Siew b Hoahin? j4. Morgan b Evan Wong 14. OOWCT b Evan Wong it. Qarwood lbw b
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    LAWN BOWLS
    102 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament Lawn bowls American tournament a* the sec. I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th H. Henshehvood and C. G. Fugler vs. H. R. L. Dyne and D. C. Burn. G. Cameron and E. Fozard vs. St. Paul and V. P. Bnrbat. P. M. Scott and H.
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      194 6 Sllenburgs Foods The Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies m hot climates. They are germ free and their use is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea and cholera. Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No. 2 Birth lot rmnni* I lot !u"iuli» Mailed Food No. 3
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      11 6 Latest results of the Ryder Cup match are m Page lfi.
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      177 6 Pepsodent polishes teeth as it removes film This double- action tooth paste brings a rapid improvement m the appearance of your teeth QOME tooth pastes will remove three most important things nec-r.-sary O film, but they may harm tooth to keep teeth clean and sparkling. enamel. Others are perfectly safe,
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    FISHBONE KILLS EURASIAN SCHOOLBOY
    1670 7 TETANUS FOLLOWS UPON WOUND Inquest Allegations Against His a cdLiicr SAID TO HAVE PUNCHED? AND SLAPPED LAD i LEGATIONS against a Singapore school teacher that he maltreated n a Eurasian pupil who died a few days later m the General Hospital were made at the Coroner's
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    "SOLID GOLD" HAIRPINS SOLD FOR $20
    507 7 'BUT THEY WERE FOUND TO BE ONLY PLATED Pawnbroker's Bad Bargain Tv.o pawn-brokers complained to the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, yesterday that thi> had been cheated by a Chinese who sold them some gold-plated ornaments saying they were of real gold.
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    STOLE CLASSMATES' HOOKS
    130 7 Spanking Deferred as Boy Was Unwell A 12-year-old •■chool boy named M. P. Tan i who had pleaded guilty to the theft ot two sets et text -books (roan classmates m the St. Joseph's Institvition and selling them to second-hand book dialers. WM sentenced to receive ti^ht
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    DESTITUTE EUROPEAN
    111 7 Ordered to House of Detention A middk-a-cd man named Costa, who was described *l a Dutch pensioner, was produced before Mr. J. F. F. Grey?, the Second Magistrate, yesterday and charged with lodging m the cjxn and be m;; without isible means ol subsistence. The accused replied that
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    ROMAN CATHOLIC TURNS MUSLIM
    1042 7 SINGAPORE WELCOME TO DR. SHELDRAKE Leader of Islam m the West <By Our Muslim Correspondent) There are Muslims all over the world who have been and arc doing groat work for the cause of the religion they profess and m the Interests of their fellow-Muslims. Such
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    PURELY A 'PRIVATE ROW
    850 7 Can Government Servants Have Their "Day Out?" SENTENCE REDUCED Three Cases Before Appeal Mr. Justice Cobbett heard three j s criminal appeals yesterday, m the Supreme Court. In one case a Malay detective had his sentence of three j months imprisonment reduced to one of a
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    EUROPEAN ACCUSED OF CHEATING
    988 7 L OWNED GARAGE IN ORCHARD ROAD Car That Was Taken m For Repair J W. P Thomley, a European who had formerly been proprietor of the Sapper's motor garage m Orchard Road, stood his trial before Lhe First Magistrate. Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday :>n three
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    35 7 Mr. G DdPdfcl. OCIVD.. Kuala K:mi?Mr. wh<i r I'l bo proeeedtel lmm" In the oursr of thn next fow f!iys M entprtnlnpd rrrontly to a ii f;irr.v( tea port] kQf tlic Tflicf :it Kuala Karu;inr.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. 1933. THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE F.M.S.
    853 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. 1933. THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE F.M.S. Without any of the acerbity that is usually associated with the phrase. ihere seems to have been a good :leal of plain-speaking at Monday's meeting of the Federal Council at Kuala Lumpur. That Ifl to say, the Council
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    99 8 The iviok Ayer Epuorth League Ls hoidim; h literary Meeting on Friday ;u the Telok Ayer Church when the resolution. "That money ibetter than education." -will he debated The Roman Catholic Church Bukit Tunuh has farther extruded her Ifltrton field t4) Mandai Road when a new chapel dedicated to Beini
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    115 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and tl^; sterling rate m Now York and Par!, specially cabled to the Free Press art as follow RUBBER London, June 27. Spot (Buyers) 3 15 32d. (3» ,d). (Sellers) 317 32d. (3 5 16d). Oct.-Dec.
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    FAMILY'S DOUBLE LOSS
    93 8 Mother and Son Die Within Five Hours (From Our Own Correspondent] Kualn Lumpur, June l~i. A doubl.' bereavement was Miff-red m a penou of five hours by a middle class Indian household of Kuala Lumpur. An Indian woman m her seventies, who had been lOtaf for some
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    THE MOLLISONS
    41 8 Preparations for !Vo-way Atlantic Flight London, June 24. The Molllsons have again prepared for a Fpectanrtar two-v.av Atlantic flight. They have tentatively flxod their departure for July 7th. but will start earllor if the weather is favourable —Renter Wireless.
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    TO-NIGHT'S RECITAL
    33 8 Benno MoMwttHb, the famous pianist, will Itw his fnr«well recital at the Victoria Memorial Hal to-night. H^ pmemmme will include the works or Fa«h. Scarlatti. Mendelssohn. Carneval .Schumann Chopin and Liszt.
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    985 8 But; They Leave Stores- Not Cards Who would ho a lighthouse keeper The loneliest men m the Straits are the crew oi the Horsburgh Lighthouse, 32 miles from Singapore m the east entrance of the Straits of Singapore. Once a month they are visited by the
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    $1,000,000 PENANG BANKRUPTCY
    475 8 AFFAIRS OK F. <;. AND COMPANY Sensation of Nearly 10 Years Ago IFr.«2 'Our Own c v Na An order granted BJ |fj Cookson m the Supn-m. < relcas ot the official m F. G. Taylor and Company aim company be di solved, br.i. last Btepta iii
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    65 8 <:<><>'! Acting m *Me« d TtHMfTOW" In .pit< m n j stai film wbk b <■:>• n day. i- D to Urn icn cm For I S! V onl i Th<- c:\ I I- v ktlcisi pbli»ta after many a dov '1 pretenUng ttfl r)--and BWdk inipre?islrti r.ulicr.
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    68 8 Retail to Continent; I il l i It l. i i for China iliorUi 1 but hC V.tll P I Romp nd Mil ft This docs nit it is gatbtrtd to n main for ttM and a-traMv did as has already. In the eoum "I li
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      135 9 anda that following a midnight summons to Holland, Fiance and Germany to participate, representatives nks of European gold countries held an Important at 9.30 a.m. and discussed the situation with particular ct-lit movements of certain European currencies, unanimously decided that there was no question
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      SIMULTANEOUS EXPENDITURE URGED
      410 9 London. June Ib. i •if- p.ail was packed to-day i b o! Mr Nevilk Chamberlain i tary sub-committee on r MhrOCOttllf the restoration lit Internationa] lending. t tin 1 Bacheojuer stated that i.-ii m that whii general rri. ting 'k-bl.i W*e unnecessary, mi'jiit adi isuble m indireeo
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      "A WASTE OF TIME"
      138 9 Paris. June 24. Although the official statement on M. Bonnet's report of the London Conference says the Counril of Ministers has unanimously approved of the Finance Minister'--; statement, it is understood they ure not optimistic and Fran-.v would continue to insist on the pre-stabilisation of tht
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      ROOSEVELT-DAVIS TALK
      29 9 Sew York. June 24. Holidaying m the yacht Amborkack. President Roorcvelt ha*, summoned Mr. Nonnnn Davta to discuss the World Economic Oonferenea Bltemtton with him Rentfv Wireless
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      HOLLAND STILL ON GOLD
      69 9 I Amsterdam. June 24. Tht (k'cLsiun that the Netherlands Bank will deliver r old only before noon has aroused fresh fears of inflation. Thr public, not aware of th new rul". tho; uht the bank had stopped all gold deliveries causing an advance of sterling. the
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      MOSCOW AND REVOLUTION
      53 9 i onunn. June 23. M scow's noti o" protest against certain passages m Dr. Hugenberg's memorandum has be?n submit td to the economic conference of the World Economic Conference and is said to contain a direct appeal for "joint efforts to j end revolution and the inner
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      WHEAT AGREEMENTS
      162 9 The negotiations which hai b~en proceeding privately m London feftvwn the great wheat pr ducinp: countries aiv reported to be nearingr a BUCCCMfuI conclusion. A substantial reduction m tbe acreage under wh-at amounting to 19 per cent, as recommended by America is stat.-d to have approval m Cannda
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    57 9 Dutch Committee Discussions Amsterdam, June 27. It is reported that a Dutch Committee of five members have been seriously discussing the situation m connection with the restriction of rubber growlrg and are consulting the Dutch Government m regard to putting Into execution certain plans. It Is thought that there
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      157 9 Vienna Brown-Shirt Leader Arrested Vienna. June 24. Bonni". ire blazing on a thousand hiil and mountain tops throughout the country, this i "Ming Austria's reply tonight to the new Hitlerite threat of defiance and concealed Incitement to disorder contained m a proclamation from Herr Piok.sch. the
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      36 9 Berlin, June 2b. Th» neighbouring towns ur 3enftedorlng and vLi<_dei)i;r were the mni of wholesale ■.rn.sts yesterday when nearly Mf Socialists nd Ckunniunlsta were taken Into custody "m he inure.st ol -afrty." Renter Wireless.
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      59 9 Munich, June 24. I fa. ln<j exhibited reluctance to obey the semiAcial imitation to conur.it li ri kiri, the Pau.rian Peoples' Party suffered a coinnrehcni' <■ raid throughout flu day wbea all their members m ih. Reichstag and Bavarian Pavlminent were MTClied includhi 1 1 the Party leader Herr DrlUfffrT
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      A BISHOP'S RESIGNATION
      78 9 Berlin, June 24. The lirsi e\aneelical Bishop of the Reich. I>. Von Botelschinß. who was recently elected by the German Evangeli; church m opposition to the Nazi candidate, has given up the tight, and resigned. HLs reason Is stated to be the fcppoftntaMOt oi Dr. Wapnor i>f
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      THAT EMBARGO
      158 9 Removal When British Prisoner! are Released London. June 24. When Thornton and MaeDonald are safe back m England, then the embargo on Soviet exports will removed if Russia removes bar connU-r measures, declared Mr. Stanley Baldwin m a j speech at Glasgow. The old trade agreement between England
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    LONDON UNIVERSITY
    164 9 Their Majesties Lay Foundation of New Building London. Jane 26. By layin:, the foundation stone of the magnificent new building lor th:- London University m Bloomsbury this afternoon, Their Majesties The King and Queen assisted towards th* con truetion of an appropriate home for the largesl cntiv of
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    ST. PETER'S EXPLOSION
    70 9 Infernal Machine m Suitcase Rome, Jiinr 24. The famous church of St. Peters WAS temporarily do»d to-day following an alarming explosion m the portico v/hich. however, did little damage but resulted m iniury to four worshippers. The explosion rame from a suitia.se "which had been deposited with
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    GANDHI IMPROVING
    28 9 Poona, June 34. Gandhi has begun to walk In hi* room twic daily. He is gaining weight but has bee ordered a month's quiet. -Reuter Wireless.
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    SPEEDY ACTION IMPERATIVE
    635 9 Only Hope of Recovering Jehol and Manchuria SHANGHAI CALL. Demand For General Mobilisation Shanghai, June 27. I The Chinese Chamber of Com- I merce of Shanghai, representing the I business people of the whole country, has submitted a petition to the Central Government suggesting R I general
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    88 9 hßut a Benevolent Father Evian Lea Bains, June 24. Ha vine done his cT'ty rsa kinT by disinheriting hLs recond son from his rights of succession for marrvin? a commoner ex- Kinc? Alfon o ha revealed a more b?n?vol?nt oaTntal trait to the joy of th? newly wed
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    24 9 No European Victims Ratavia, Jane 27. It to now ascertained that there wpre no European victims of the earthquake at Bencoolen «cuter.
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      424 11 TO EIKOPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA. MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Pres. Harrison July 1 July 4 July 6 Aug. 15 Pres. Hayes July 15 July 18 July 20 Aug. 29 Pres. Pierce July 29 Aug. 1 Aug. 3 Sept. 12 Pres.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    162 12 Tidorc. Dut. 5?5 from Pakan Baroe 27 6, for Pakaa Baroe 29.6 Shunko Maru. Jap 5027 from Cape Town I 26.6. lor Kobe 27.6. Corneville. Norw. 2747. from Hone Kons 26.6, lor Batavia 1.7. CHenlUCe, Brit. 4120. from Takt: Bar 27.6. lor London 28.6. Hamburg Maru. Jap. 3J58.
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    CLEARANCES
    39 12 June 26— Tronoh, Sin Kheng Sens. Gemas. Najam, Raub, Silvercypress. Begum (Brit): Akita Maru (Jap); Yang Tse (Fch) Ngow Hock (Nor): Siaoe (Dut). June 27.— Tomohon, Anastasia. Kepah (Dut): Heron. Osthav (Nor); Kuala. Flevo (Brltt: Hague Maru (Jap)
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      616 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia* FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELL.A < 7.375 tons) and \hr S.S. MANGOLA (3.352 ions): 1 Cargo onlyj s.s. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest stramers trad In? to
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      475 12 BIBBY LINE. [LONDON ADDRESS 23, PALL MALL, LONDON. 5.W.1.) of fast twin -screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO. MARSFII.LKS. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection from Slnfcapon and Penang HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangoon YORKSHIRE July fi SHROPSHIRE July 20 OXFORDSHIRE Aur. 3 STAFFORDSHIRE Aur. 17 GLOUCESTERSHIRE A
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      133 12 TIIK sr <i IU MOM A ERRIA I ALAMDI worn* AKSIA BORINci nONIA ERRIA I I ALAN 1.1 Th. j earto > accoimu KUUoi to majority of cal ■OMtTOUMM hum,, m.. ANMAM iMMorr Nll^ m. JAVA Mn »J BUU Hen ham:-, o TKANM-v,,,,, N| Til LKDIA Kv... i,, noai 1.
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      694 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m and Thursdays 7.30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 am Saturdays 7 pjn j Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.xn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.i» Kelantan (via Gemas) every
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      36 12 Victoria Dock: Su-am Light* i> J and H. Tin.' Suada. Keppel Harbour Kins's Dock: Nil No. 1 Dock: P. VV. D. Hopp.. i < B I 1 and 8. Kitty 1. Dredger Tcmbakul. No. 2 Dock: Hebe.
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      A FLAGS
      1027 13 STORYjOF Century-Old Ensigns On Show In London A collection ol M rchan. tx-rw nousi tUa" IV tJ bowii it. tli High Btrai Puhl* Libra] i Pop|i r Lorn on rhsrs could be no more fitting place »<> Un tmiq«M and, to seamen, reminiscent coile tton than ink dock-kind
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      FLOATING AERODROME
      461 13 Old Liner to be Moored m Mid-Atlantic floal og :..nd left duchaven recently with sj "pepi laiion dI 4j to take -ip it. portion on <■" :ap ir. M-Soutß-Atfrn between West Africa and Boutb Amsrlra. Thi la the floating a rodro:>it- Westfalen, tfiiich will r I as Btepptag-staoe
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      OFFICERS (MERCHANT NAVY) FEDERATION
      101 13 In the annual report of the Officers (Merchant Navy) Federation are set forth the general conditions cf engineer and deck officers m the British mercantile marine during last year. The Federation embraces the Merchant Service Guilds of Auckland (N.Z.). Australasia, the Straits, the China Coast, also
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      SAILORS WHO CRY
      246 13 And The Captain Who Spanks on month. June m. Seamen who burst into teal md others who had to be spanked by tin (apt;. in before they would obey orders are <im og the crew of the 3.G5U-Um Miilintf barque L'Avenir. DOW disrhnrginK Australiar. wheat at tho
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      EFFECT OF "WAR"
      241 13 Biff Drop m Tonnage Between China and Japan Shipping circle! m Kobe are pleased with the conclusion of the Sino- Japanese armistiei agreement. They anticipate a gradual improvement m the cargo movement to and from North China and the Yangtsze River. Tlv immediate elTect will be IMB
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    MOSQUITO SERUM
    421 14 How Insects Yield Organisms To Paretic Insanity Columbia, (South Carolina). The manner In which the paresis serum or culture is secured from mosquitoes for combatine paretic insanity has been outlined here by Dr. C. Fred Williams, Superintendent of the South Carolina Hospital. The United States Public Health Service
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    KARL'S SON FIXED
    300 14 Diui^erous Driving On a By-pass Road viscount Bomerton, son and heir of the Eaii cf Normanton. a liewtrnant m the Ruyn] BotSS j Guards. v.a«: fined £io «nd ordered to pay seven I guineaa eoeti st Uxbrid^o for drhrlng a rar m 1 .t dangerous manner at
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    DANUBIAN STATES
    91 14 French Desire For Economic Agreement I Parts. June IS. French official circles discredit the reports of plan for the restoration of the Austro-Hunga-rlan monarchy. They declare that Mussolini has not even sounded Paris What Is being sought Is the formula for an economic agreement embracing the Danubian Powers
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      195 14 JUST ARRIVED A BIG LOT Indian, Chinese Carpets and Pine L Straw Twisted Mattings. A WONDERFUL SELECTION! All Sizes. In Attractive Designs PRICES VERY MODERATE CHOTIRM ALL'S 41-43, HIGH STREET. PHONE 7»57. rWomen whon Suffer You need YEASTVITE Tired Mothers, Weary ——wm^^^^^^^^ma^n Business Girls, Pale JM Anaemic Women, all Z^^^^^B^^SH
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      610 14 BANKS AND /NSURaa^I CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m 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. BLshopsgatc, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches Alor Star Iloilo Semarang Amritsar j
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      274 14 THE YOKOHAhT^I BANK. I.TH lIE I I Capital Sul>.s.ril*.,7~ I up> Res«»rvo Fund Head 0,,,,.. »q I lonhon n\N K>Rs I Bj Alexandria Ofe* a Calcutta. Cantrr. tien. Hamburg. Ha, f^M Hoiiololu. Kaiyu:a, 1 H n f Kml An K clt>s. Manil:- M I( H4on^M Newchwan?. Pari 4 N »«»<J
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      606 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION j I PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA. J STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES I FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. J DAVBNTRY, ENGLAND g Wavelengths 25.3 metres »Dd si 3 metres. Wednesday. June 28th. J G.M.T. 11.0 a.m. i 1.0 pjn. Transmission on an omn i-d m c
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      122 14 25.51 Zeesen DJD (Germany). 25.5 Chapultepec XDA. Daily B—9 p.m. 25.4 Rome (Italy) 2RO. 25.28 Daventry GSE. 25.2 Radio Colonlale (Paris). 3.30 7 p.m. 23.38 Rabat < Radio Maroc) CNR, Sun., 1 P.m. 19.84 Vatican City (Italy) HVJ. 10—10.15;' a.m. 19.82 Davontry GSF. 1 19.73 Zeeten (Germany) DJB. I—s p.m.
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    DEVON ESTATES (MALACCA)
    1127 15 I-..U Profit Hut Abnormally Low Costs 'inu of Devon Estates <: ua-s hi Id yesterday at the t tarns. MMn Evatt and Co. NIXOO pnsui-d. with Mi*. Mi J A. Clarke (directors). ■doptlun ot t n^ report and i.rman said: ho dnustic economies lniu' reflected m the
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY
    358 15 TO roUOWIBC publication- MM BffMSd or received In the Department of Statistic. SS 1- M.S. during tfac ptrloi June H to JIOM -3rd. 1933. inclusive, ana are available ior public use m the Reference Library, Fuilerlon Building, Btammne. Application may be mad L\v members oi the public
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    1139 15 $1,000,000,000 orders WAITING IF SOVIET CAN GET CREDIT What Litvinoff Told The Conference Moscow. June 23. In an editorial cantioned "From Genoa to London," Izvestia. the official organ of the Soviets, comments on the early proceedings of the World Economic Conference, with particular reference to the speech by the Soviet
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    182 15 Changes m Representative Prices June Z?> 24 26. American Can. Com. 91 2 92 93' 4 Am. T'phone and T'gTaph 127^j 127 N 129 S Atcheson Railroad 66 05^. 65' i Dupont 76 "i 79 8O 3 L> Firestone. Common 22* i 23 U 23K Gen.
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    192 15 THE ABROAD Par Juno H i 4. Amsterdam 12.07 8.49 8.47 Athens 375 590 590 Belgrade 25.22 250 250 Berlin 20.43 14.30 14.29^. Bombay Is. (id. Is. 6 5 16 Is. 6 5 32 Brussels 35 24.35 24.33 3 L Bucharest 313 572 572 J L Buenos Aires 47.58 41
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    FRENCH FARM HOARD
    50 15 Paris. June 24. The Chamber by 530 vcrcs to 35 has passed tin- Bill for the establishment 01 a Farm Board [After tiic American pattern, with capital ot j £2. 200.000. to assist French wheat growers by 1 regulatine thr> wheat market m France. -Renter i Wireless.
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    361 15 EXCHANGE RATES June 27 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 London. 3 months' sight 2;3 31 32 London, 60 days' sight 2j3 1516 London. 30 days' sight 2i3 2932 London, demand 213 7'B London. T.T. 2,3 2732 Lyons and Paris, demand 990 Hamburg, demand 1 65
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    74 15 June 27th.. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellei* R.B.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 10 15(16 11 i[io R.S.S. equal to London Standard, (F.0.8.v Standard R S.S. on Tender July 11 u% August 11 i;i6 11 3}10 July-Sept. 11 3,16 115|16 Oct.-Dcc. 11% 11 V4
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    930 15 TUESDAY, JUNE 27T11. l»3:;. «'«-'> mm, Ut'OTATION* Bayers Sellers A;s<un Kumbang (,£> 29s 32s Austral Malay 26s 28s Aycr Hitam 13s 14a c.d. Ayer Weng ($1) 95 1.00 Bangrin Tin 18s 3d 19s Batang Padana (Sl> 10 \b Batu Caves ($1 40 45 Chcnderiang 6d Is uom.
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      74 15 Isteta txcerd $12,000.000 Assurance m force over $35,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) MCE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry EC The company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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    ENGLAND'S EASY TEST VICTORY
    779 16 INNINGS AND 27 RUNS ROBINS' SPIN BOWLING BEATS WEST INDIES ROACH'S PAIR VISITORS FORCED TO FOLLOW ON London, June 27. ENGLAND won the Test match witii West Indies at Lord's ground by an innings and 27 runs. West Indies had losi six first assrings wickets lor
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    684 16 AMAZING PLAY BY MITCHELL Transformation Over Second Nine South porl, June 27. A brer/c from the north-we-st made conditions i less warm when the Ryder Cup match was resumed to-day. There was a crowd of 3,000 who were warned against the presence of pick- poefceta through loudspeaker.
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    33 16 Points Decision Against Cook Cardiff, June 27. In a fifteen rounds contest here last night. Jack Petersen outpointed the veteran Australian, George Cook. Petersen is matched to meet Jack Doyle Reuter.
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    741 16 2ND RACE FOR BAT A VI A VISITORS CUP Easy Victory For Tarbet j On Sunday Royal Singapore Yacht Club A i and B Classes again competing together, sailed the second race for the Batavia Visitors Cup. This was the A boat's day unlike
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