The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 July 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NOT 13,9977" ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1933. ENT A
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    153 1 Tlirir wa» a skarp improvrmrnt m .hi ialue of the dullar yextrrday attrr r«ri> iteaIUMMS and vide -fluctuation. The rrisl* at the London conference pen»Hts. it bruig frartd thai Holland and SwiUerland may withdraw. Tbe gold rountrles were m vonferonce yeaterday to draw up a renolii- tion
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 COUNTY CRICKET London. June 39. Warwickshire l^i-t B«rrry h\ an Inning ..n< 2S mm. LanoH.slnn lx al l> rb\ i>. wicket Sussex t>^Kt Yoikshiiv b\ 10 wirkol Ri'.WXr:
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    994 1 il.iiM-lh J< .ciial THIS week's great thought: Th<!«' has been, as w* all know, much unhappy controversy over this quesItion ol decentralisation. H.E. The j Governor. \ir< UK bidden to sdHtl a tear for the Malayan rhettv In future he must cither ur"?anlM hii> business (Mi
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      213 1 Irhere is no better Tea than IGIA TEA JKOVVN IN MALAYA —»i fctAJFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTKL KOOMB WITH VODERN SANITATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNXWO WATER TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS 111 JM i A FFEL SERVED IN THE BATIK GRILL 12 3. p.m. SPFHAL DINNER !>ANCE-9.30 to Mid-Night Special Daily I
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      167 1 A DELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL o^ l^ Ideal Seaside Resort S»?i^L2f a 0 1 endez -vous The Place to Spend Facing St. Andrew's Cathedral a Pleasant HoUday. EVERY ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH ROOM MODERN SANITATION. i. EXCELLENT CUISINE SERVICE^ GENERAL MANAGER; 11. O. WASER. NOTICJE. The Band being otherwise
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      195 1 At the iii(|uv«t on a ships cttok it was (aU-d that the \lala«s who found the Imml m the hold were tmi frightened to examine it Pa«e t. What the WMant Official Assignee dcM-ribed a* "largely bankruptc> on paver" was mentioned m the court xestei d*> Paje 7. The Municipal
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      15 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan garden* direct to your honu'.
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    HIGHER SCHOOL FEES
    166 2 To Operate m the Colony Xext Year The Inspector of Schools, Singapore and la buan, issued the following notification It has been decided that the new .scale of fet eet out m Council Paper 93*2 will be brou^h into force on 1 1.1934 for pupils of both
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    WATER-MINDED IPOH
    56 2 A Second Swimming Club Formed The recent construction of iin up-to-date European swimming club m the southed rrmmt IPOh About 20 members were present at »ing Club, The Proposed sU U if Road and the water supply us to hT S, from the Sun*ei Tumbun rL^ Th° !«2§Sl£2|
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    WATCH YOUR "BIKE"!
    71 2 I Careless Owners Displease the Police JFrom Our Own Correspondeut] Seremban, June 29. The campaign against owners of unattended Bicycles proceeds apace m Seremban. A young Eurasian named Frances Marsh employed by Charles Grenier and Co.. Ltd who Pleaded guilty, was fined 50 cents for leaving his
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    NEW THEATRE BY-LAWS FOR SINGAPORE
    691 2 (Continued from page 7) the by-laws, which related only to permaneni theatres, the commissioners were unable to giv< a certificate of fitness. LIMITED CERTIFICATE "It is thought that there are a number ol buildings m the town, In which there is no serious flre risk,
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    AFRAID TO EXAMINE BODY
    425 2 SHIP TRAGEDY INQUEST: MALAYS' EVIDENCE l Cook's Fall Into I Hold Sevarml Asiatic members of the mw of the ».s. Bhanagsl told the Singapore Coroner. Mr. P. G. Bourne, yrstrrday how frightened they were to touch the body of the second rook of the ship whom
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    LAWYER'S CLERK CHARGED
    276 2 ALLEGED BREACH TRUST Judgment Resened Vntil This Morning > I. J ad*-rds. Hi, i II(J|iMTfH rk appear.-, I ™tf*"«'<* V-»-rday. on ch TV** breach of tru«t as a wr Judgment u-j Complainant *f )r vkJ^ Ul »t thiit he wa.s m tiader In Chlrear drift! |5* and
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      553 2 BOARD RESIDENCE. TANGLIN HILL fear Garrison Golf Course GLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS AVAILABLE ONAL SUPERVISION MODERN SANITATIO: hone 3798 or write for appointmentMrs. A. B. Matthews. Highly Recommended, SUNNYSIDE- 7 Oxl ey I Board Residence. Vacant JuT Ist. Comfortable furnished flats suit married couple or friend sharing, and one single
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      594 2 TENDERS. KGAPORE 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 m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Construction of Haig Road from East Coast Road to Geylang Road and of Lorong 27A.
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      212 2 NOTICE. ORDINANCE NO. H (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SIPKtMi. COSH 0# THE stkaits sETTunaarrs. MTTMiMJNT OF SIN'GAPORI Summary Case. In Kankrupto No. Bt'J of 1 Re ABDUL 6AFFAR BIN KASSIM of No. 31, Dalhousic Lane, Singapore, I >and -dealer. Receiving Order made I .-f-ruurv 17Ui. 1933. Dalp of Order for Summary
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      158 2 i/ Bwwmiwa make >ou /<vk A V I £•■•*< iir nuke you M I berter *iH enable you to V Ido rwice 8s much tUkV I I well and mi n tktH a.ttu tinw* tis tot only MOM i to 4 on our toes A\ I j V ne bit
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      351 2 THE WEEK Saturday. July Ist. High Water, 03.11, 8.2 ft., 16.04, 8.0 ft. Perak Races, First Day. Cricket S.R.C. vs. S.C.C. Ist., S.R.C. grd. S.C.C. vs .St .Joseph's, Padang; Inter College match Medical College vs Raffles College. Medical Colleg ground: V.M.C.A. vs. Khalsa Assn V.M.C.A. grd. Nondescripts vs. R.l N.C.C.
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    FINGERPRINTS 3,000 YEARS' OLD
    345 3 FINGERPRINTS 3,000 YEARS' OLD EGYPTIAN TOMB ROBBERS Clues Left By Desert 1 Gangsters Tomb robbers of ancient Egypt have left inger-prints almost literally m the sands of r ime. a So clear are some of the prints that if the >fficers of Tut-Ankh-ainen and his successors r. lad kept a
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    SEED ON THE WIND
    264 3 And From Trouser "Turn-Ups' Ur E. J. Sah.sburv. Qua Lii Professor of Botany at University Colltue. London, m his prcaMentlal address to th«- South Eastern Union of Scuntinc Qoclrtlri Corftresi; at Norwich discussed man as an m.c Jircious arenT m tlie ciLsperwil of seeds. 'Some idea
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    FORMER PENAL ISLE
    278 3 Sakhalin Now Centre Of Industry Vbtdivostock. June 24. So\iet Sakhalin, ioimeriy a place of exile, Uus become an Important industrial area ol the Far East dm ing the ci«ht years that have lapsed since the end of the Japanese occupation. Oil wells, mechanized mines, saw-mills fisheries, electric
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    COST OF ROAD CRASHES TO HOSPITALS
    233 3 NOW £230,000 A YEAR Mverting Funds From Their Proper Purpose Figures which show the heavy burden which oad accidents impose on voluntary hospitals re given m the Hospital Year Book for 1933. For instance, it fci estimated that the hosiLtals spend approximately £230.000 n
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    M.2 SALVAGE WORK
    244 3 Sixty Awards Issued By Admiralty No fewer than itXtj ol.\ sen and ratings of the Royal Na\y Brho look part In the salvage operations on H If. Submarine Ml! are the recipients of various awarde lifted m Fleet Orders. Tin MS. it will b recalled, sank with
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    AMONG THE NEW BOOKS
    341 3 "Bright Angrl." by Andr. w Wood Ward I ix-k and Co. 3 fi net:. Russia of to-day BOMM wider the incidence c f Nti r«tun \s .vnrchinr and monil si hmthorn tin this lat» st work of an arthor vho i, an fait* with Soviet methods
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    MUSHROOM ARCTIC CITY
    74 3 Rapid Growth of Murmansk Population Moscow. Th pt.puUtion Of MmniimsV:, m tIM extreme 'north of Europe nearly 200 mill* bMtte the i Arctic circli. has now readied iiO.ooo, according to the Tnss a-jency. It has with enormous rapidity durinc tho pa<t few Jflß, for v.lun tin- last
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      813 3 FREE DOCTOR'S BOOK ON ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH $oick and Lasting Relief through Inexpensive Rome Treatment THE latest edition of a Doctor's Free W* M n i -p- Vm~m— Book describing the most successful ErlKlS DCQ- ***** rth\t$ of all horn, treatments for Asthma. Q EE# too# in the Free Book
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      721 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES I 21, First Cross Street, Malacca, 11, Light Street, Penang, AMD 4, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Wong, Esq.. (Chairman),
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    MALACCA'S MUNICIPAL REVENUE
    950 4 AUDITOR GENERAL'S CRITICISM OF ACCOUNTS I Public Health Continues To Improve tlu report of the account.- ol tIM Malaria .....icipallty Mr. G. F. Brpdney. Auditor. SS. j and F.M.S.. which i.« included m ih<- Brttla ment's 1932 administ ration upon. I MVtaft of $30,192 a. r ■parted
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    POWER FROM SUN
    49 4 v Moscow. June 30. Preluninary bJmm for an Installation to utiW solar nmc f or ir. dv trial mirposes have ibeen drawn up by Professor Weinber* The lnstaUatlon. for which 100.000.000 roubles has STmSS 1 1 tO construc^ i" one of the Middle Asian republics.— Tasr
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    TIGERS AT KULAI
    42 4 [From Chir Own Correspondent 1 Kulai June 28. Late \ast night a tigress, which h Ai lately feMB roaming a^ut with two cubs and carrying off pig.s and dogs, was shot near hero Dv n Bonpali Islam estate lag*.
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    HOW MOLLISONS CRASHED
    626 4 Hit Unexpected Rut At Speed 400 GALLON LOAD 'lane Taxied Beyond The Marked limit I iiMlllMl. Jlill.- M. md Mr> J \ioi!i<-«)n iriilcn \u takf-f if n their !>:<>:»<> <• i -<• flight, to Nrw Yoik .1 th. r.;riv hoi.rs n ti r Ihv nmrnili" TJnii •'.'i;in
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    CEYLON SENSATION
    178 4 Speaker of State Council m Divorce Court Befora .\i! a CroHKti ThMMMata rhM Additional District Judxc Colombo. »ho »1. :«n--ciant's and the eo-respoiui« .-nt\ answ n due en June l. r > m the case m which Dr V V A-eiappa. Medic.il OrTic. i of Health OokHtita W«ka
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    AUTOMATIC S.O.S.
    101 4 Mnw-ou, June is. j A dertca u.r ihc ■■taaMtk m#o iMnrih sion of S.O.S. distress signals ha.s been In- 1 .vented by the Soviet onKinecr. A. I anskov and i undrr laboratory tests has tfven eminently sat Mac-tory results. The transmitter is under, the con taut control of
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    NEW COLOURS FOR THE R.M.C.
    331 4 PRESENTED BY DUKE OP CONNAUGHT Impressive Ceremony of 1913 Repeated Four roiitpmiifs of (irnt l. m< i C;kl< cliaki st od still as stone th" MB blaxim. t rlcudlcs* sky on their burnished tejRMMI front ot the lonjj brovt n fn< rt cl«- <>i th<
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    FILTERED WATER
    252 4 Serembaa Jcslmm of iwt I >ickson I 1 :i. Our <>•• <. ,11 Jane 2». I AUetaUam lvu Sri- moan"* uat-r :jj>pl\ u;u JMI pun v.m. mad.- k t th»- Sanitary Boarc m«<t«nc to-day bj nn unofTiar.l Tuaa Rheikr I*M Ftuiki) Mnmui Hid ttiH> „,v on, a i
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    F.M.S. PQREST RESEARCH
    168 4 F.M.S. FOREST RESEARCH Institute InspotU^l h> Pjirty Of Kmjini'or's K!ul« urnpu,. Junr Ih s<l:in Nl 'i Sir.ibiliin tul PahaiK' 'I" X.. in,. rin,; Ass.m.aion of I Malaya v ilcd th.< ■mt— ,nri lilimiij Ijhr KMN l>-p .itnunt M Bapaa u -u v,, In'ibu TwtUiK Dii^.i hi S.ntiil rxmi k UimiMn
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    100.000 STADIVM
    66 4 100.000 STADIUM iireat Sports Arena For Leningrad I l-«*nm«n»d. June coo tructkm tai u». n n of a Kreat •ports stadium 10 acTummdato 100 000 suec-ta-toro m the Leningrad park of culture and reM Y*;,!;r of theouil «5S In addition to this main stadium, miiioi structure, overlooking football fle W
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    BRITONS STILL THRIFTY
    73 4 Urn Interest No r ()n Saving £2,300.000.1^)' Wonderful fWord „f Certificates Mo\<-it, P r,t m M Ha- pNffl *l r- SN *>m w\n rmciii r j' M •I l;: r hud MM ftill n>. r. f|M tppai-rt n*tior.s' I rta mi did not rrpmstst uvtr 1 I
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    LATE MR. W. DUNMAN
    137 4 ("ai moron Highlands vttlcrv a* Pall Itairrrs (im i> >* n Corrv*pune 11- rwntm; William ttmmtm 1 1 till II OkMRI -)f St T, ivvu>r lprt> U* ■M k Xlt> Holy lYtatty Chuft* U:r fc I V iTa*.>kW Mi t» p vkhi I' -man va» tbr
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    FAMILY OF 35
    108 4 Distribution of KsUto Rcfffffdl To ourt tt- ith \it>in« v n nlatinv a„, ,ibmu»«i^ tn»^ thr Supr.,. rmui t o -,!.iv 1: ,thr hrarlns of Wlt brotijjlif for lh^ cgr U.»n o: r.'H.iU) clau^ m t MWtM M »ho left |-M«r.»bl. "lir In 1 .i,. vfrtM dlfflrufirs
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      102 4 —Don't be tempted to buycheap tea, insist upon having the blend that is always dependable. Brooke Bond Tea with garden freshmss. Before the calls of the Jay begin tHAZELINE" SNOW Burroughs Wellcome a Co V ite d c l "'-c ii^o i7^@#/ %gi: UMON SQUASH Nfflf \Mfe ORANGE SQUASH -:^OJ
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    SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    84 5 SINGAPORE L AWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS finalists m the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association men's singles mpionshin (hua Choon Leong (right), the winner, and ChOftK Thutt Pitt. The other semi-finalists m the S.L.T.A. men's wkutikb* contest I.im IJonu Son (winner) and Koy Smith. "Flag-wagjin*" m the Boy Scouts' race at St. Andrew's
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      100 5 COMING SOON /.f^-MJ-bMr* 4 lii: GAMBLEI) with I. I EVERYTHING fl r-Tr*.- jM. kxcept love Ijl tW iIK CHEATED --v _|JT *^fr^ v \fiT I I I1 1 V ft f j| Cs^ "jr IHaiiofHerOivn oiiitL* .AROIE LOMBARD :!SM&!&k\ I DOCCTHYMACKAILI C^fcJ™^^* m J uyvumomtQiOm* VT/7V a^ a#na\ The s
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      24 5 i STANTON NELSON nrx CO., LTD. 1 1 I i 1 1 1 I 1 CTAD A f**W? O M. \Jx\/\k£mlj Collycr Quay. i
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      184 5 MA TINEES 3. 1 5 /3 TODAY TO-MORROW /^k^fc^^l Metro Gold wyn- H >^ fl B^ Mayer's Brilliant Production continues to captivate Singapore audiences We urge you not miss seeingHELEN HAVES and CLARK GABLE IN "The WHITE SISTER" BOX OFFICE PHONE SML IF YOU THOUGHT "WHOOPEE" wax lunnuCWAIT TILL you
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    CORINTHIANS AND CUP
    376 6 Ask Permission To Withdraw I From Our London Con vspunck r.t London. June 14. It is understood that the C rinthians do net wish to take part m the Football ftnorlatim Cup competition next Mason. This deci^n seems to have been made m c< nsequer.e of the
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    LAWN BOWLS
    217 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament Lawn bowls American tournament at the S.C.C. MONDAY, JULY 3rd P. M. Scott and H. K. Foarnside vs. E. A Stewart and P. M. Aldred. !3. J. Casscls nnd C. \l. McNair vs. Paul Storr and E. B. Evans. P. It Scott and
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      BRITAIN'S DAVIS CUP WIN
      843 6 ITALIAN'S EASILY PUT OUT Play Not Of High Standard I Prom Our London Correspondent] London, June 14. Great Britain's \ictory over Italy m the Davis Cup lawn tennis match, at Eastbourne thLs wevk. was far move easily won than was expected. On Thursday, Perry and Austin
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      MALAYA CUP SOCCER
      101 6 Decisive Match m Northern Section I The "Malaya" Cup tie between Selan^or and Panang will be played at the Btadtum, Kuala j Lumpur, on July 8. Bdaotor drew with Ferak and h said to lave impressed the Northern critic.;, who sailed t a "moral victory"' for ScLmyor.
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      NEW RECORDS SET
      563 6 Achilles Win Kinnaird Trophy w I From Our London Correspondent London, June 11. The mosi important athletics event cf th« week was the Kinnaird Trophy competition a» the White City on Saturday. After a si)lendi<3 contest, Achilles turned out winners, with the Polytechnic Harriers second. London Athletic
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      SILTAN IDRIS COLLEGE
      270 6 SULTAN IDRIS COLLEGE Malay Teachers' Sports at Tanjong Matin During last week-end the Bultan tdrfti Training Oouei s ground was the vent* ot .i thrv days' BsssUng on the wation of Qm eleventh ammal athletic sports <>. th< c die The mound was attractively laid oul and the masting, which
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      184 6 m ECZEMA FOR OVER M« Caused Itching and Burning. Lost Sleep. Healed by Cuticura. "I suffered with wet ecsema for over two years. Later the eruptions dried up and scaled over causing itching and burning, with loss of sleep. I tried all sorts of so-called remedies without effect. At last
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      48 6 Remembertfiat pure blood not only keeps away disease, but b Naturrt remedy-In fact, the blood It die ft.^ o^ J« treatment of g <** «»J Skin Coinplalnts Clark.'. Blood Mixture b unexcelled. It •xpeto the poisons and assists heaJinf. Qf at Chmmtm mmd Samm. Evßygoolm UQUID W TABLET firm
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      192 6 A S ># DBPENPABLB AS .A N AUS T I N I Uy Uft, tn cinie, is the slight buly '•trrbsmg' tbr v j POUR SALOON, m g»od txamble Austin h»dy prmcttrt. tmp^tt >: u nk mmo i o oo0 m^^ t y t extended '•terhmng' usually adopted, tboum 9*
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    NEW THEATRE BYLAWS FOR SINGAPORE
    142 7 SPECIAL CERTIFICATES TO BE Decision That May Cause Boom m Amateur Theatricals CONTROL OFLOUD SPEAKERS IN PUBLIC PLACES TiiL building ol the Glade Thea.re m the grounds ol Oldham Hall, In consequence of official permission for the production of theatrical ainments m the V.M.C A.
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    COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS BAN ON "MOSQUITO" BUSES
    1229 7 v .Nt referred tj the atta 01 Mr. < .aeriy a mi iber of the k* iid: it is soirn yean since i ■d on thi. commission, j r\ke was tween 1923 to have ''n a vt-ry rved on nun: .o.nmittees. j lor.g as.-,
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    DUTCH BURGHER ACCUSED
    1023 7 ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST OF $150 Former Joint Manager of Dairy Farm An 1.0. U. lor $150 VM mentioned m the Third Court (before Mr. H. Blacker) yesterday when a Dutch burgher from Ceylon, named Charles Nell LtoabtUggea was charged with criminal bread: of trust as a
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    MALAY BANKRUPT
    190 7 "Irrc.-j:on-ible Byi'iowlag At FabttkNM Interest" When Malay named Mohamad bir •Dotted for hi dh hai lon ■Dl Hey fiidga. iMv Jaattoe Mills- jreeterdaji I Taylor, abs.btant Olli'ia'. A v..«s the usual ci.st- of rather bmepofttiblt I >rro«ta| il EahKlogl rates of int :.-t. 1 Ii a case for
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    DISCHARGE GRANTED
    195 7 RevCMM Officer's Financial Affairs O-man l):;i Mohamrd BUMDe, .1 m m«>r revtMM aflteaw of ihe OownuMßl IfonopoHH with 14 yi;r.s st-iviie to bifl 1 ridit applied t<rin- ciis harm m bankruptcy peaterilay T!u OHicial Ahsicmi- <Mr C WUum) t»>M the lodge "UnaMaaatcly this nan vaa ndju <(*. hankrwpt,
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    DRINK—AND SOBER !
    151 7 DRUNK— AND SOBER Hi- says hv \v:is drunk bi:t he M sr>b« 4 r.'" transhitfd a Court interprtti to Mr J. F F. CJri'Ku when :m Indian named Kand-\--s.imy was broufilit up for b; in^ drunk ftnd inrapablf m East Coast Road the previ'ius ni^hl. •H«* seems to be still
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    European Prince Who Turned to Islam
    1323 7 European Prince Who Turned to Islam Name Withheld For Political Reasons •THE announcement that Dr. Khalid Sheldrake, the life-President of the Western Islamic Association. London, who is on a tour of the East, was giving a lecture on "Beauties of Islam" at the Victoria Theatre, yesterday evening, brought over a
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    "A BANKRUPTCY ON PAPER"
    710 7 Chinese Who Signed a Promissory Note TOTAL LOSS Discharge Suspended For Two Years Mr. Justice Mills, m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, suspended for two years the application for discharge made by a Chinese named Khoo Kirn Sai. "1 I I 'ii't tl* bankrupt has b. n
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    A BKOKEN MIRROR
    73 7 Jud^rru-nt w;iv NMmi wfcr- P>\ Nm. li-yrar-old Chinese was rh.in 1 ft»rt* Mr M H lUaciU! t'v t'.in luul ina»{l.str»tr. \t>' < BOMttttai BUM by Lti ill. :i I mlrrr r m barber's shop m Trinoh I Hi. ofl n.«- Mfte| tint «a, wmlkRkOg I%Hpk .Strrtt w?ion
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1933. THE LAST HOW FOR THE CONFERENCE
    1144 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1933. THE LAST HOPE FOR THE CONFERENCE The reason for tin- opposition Ol America at the World Conference to currency stabilisation li to be found m the figures broadcast by the British Otlicial Radio bulletin of the vise m commodity prices during the pa.st
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    TRAM COMMISSION
    176 8 TRADE COMMISSION Throe Meetings Held This 1 Week TtM -JBth. Iflll unc 30t)i rr.ctlnn.s ot the r Trade CommLvion were held m Singapore this L week, when evidence uas iak.n from Mr. J. l. > Dawson (Messrs. Outhric and Co., Ltd.) and Mr. S. L. Oggier CNHBB. Paterson, Simons and
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    Lot's Wife In Singapore
    529 8 Pillar That Guided Ancient Mariners Hunt me m the archive is an absorbing pastime there are always plenty of discoveries to be made, of curiosities, coincidences and NOMtflM of drama and n mance. lure and tberc ol tnwcly. all lonu MpOtteil because* ii mist ilwaji lend
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    POPULAR CONCERT
    258 8 Siniraporc Musical Boelfty'i LaCcsl Venture I Blß| J I I6ih tl> Sin •••ni). .1 will *>■• th,. Bm >'i .i•• nunda At tli- s ..neerts th< S«k l\ v.hil« ,i lh-iui! to us ru!- 4-. prtiduii only :,.<T nmsi. wi'l pi« k it* ivotnamnu from mii that ..s
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    U.S. BANKING ENQUIRY
    65 8 Washington. J u nr 0. To-days evidence at the Kuhn enqulr>- eMrltpd the fact tliat Mr. P. A Rorkefrller. Mr. C K. Mitchell. Mr. A. H Wiggln. and Mr. J P. Warburg, one of tht- US. delegates to the World Conference, were on trie list of those
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    65 8 PBNANG lANI PPLICA Dischar Susjvn-y j.,, r Nine Int] -> fi 1. i tl Isawrcy Cork.** I i th« Eka. b vi> I h. i a snin r;pt m < r mhrn hf can.- Mi r-'i'- .if.M.' d Mr l> H I^^ soo i' nutu««J
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    84 8 I \TESI Xl BBKK \\h lIS PRI(»»] \M) >Mi:i l\(. l.'Mh Rubb* i sterling r speciall> as foll< it! JUUM liondun, Junlp>| ißbiui) 1 1M (SUSSi.) (Sfßtn) d (3 15 .lid i Oil. -!>«•( I ItSli (3 SIM I Jan.-M.v I I! l».«f (Itl Hi I %pr.-Jun<- MSM
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    61 8 ('hociu*- :«iul Draft 1« I* K\:i mined l>> K\pt»rt \S toting to C «7M<» W s-' r.v fto Hl> client <Cl X rMpcciabto birI X 'rt 1 pmrhawi H< ix-tmrtT April The arrunxi ontlnuer nr^ lima at H. *<* conrlusion c<m: HH draft as h«- I M thf<l
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    71 8 TnitiMl KiagdtM Ui-ant-m-a" Fur Inl.n'^l i .hi Bpe»king on Services voV ii •mounting to H Ne\\u» :nuland colm MacDoiVi, which the Vi I Government li. I fotmdittnd mon. pa' m«nt of lut [i the Dominion. Rrcarding the M the C.inndUn poaalble to join v the nut.* Kingdom 0
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    38 8 Mon<l:» lllh IN Beforr the CbM JuMir. Mill* Williamson i» the W < lltt C ourt of PP r .1 N >•». MnrlUs Creikson Brfor* Mr jßktice < nb^ ll «t 9.45 a.m. Motion re Euro*** H ■4 1^
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    ULTIMATUM TO BRITAIN AND U.S.
    122 9 A TEFL L RESOLUTION BY GOLD COUNTRIES [olland And Switzerland May Wreck Conference LONDON CRISIS PERSISTS i passed yesterday at the London Economic Conference nj development sivin promise of a speedy escape from the se. ortant event was the meeting of the European gold a
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    NORTHEASTERN NAVY STILL AT WEIHAIWEI
    434 9 ADMIRAL SHEN HUNG-LIEH ACCEPTS DEMANDS Mr. Soong to Return With Chang Hsuch-liang j SliaiiKhui. June 30. hi :n Interview trith pressmen ye. w-iday. Adv.iial Cben Sha.;-kuaa. Mini>t r of tli« Navy, stated that |he report of the surrender c: the Northeastern fleet stationed at Tsingtao
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    BIG DOCK FIRE
    111 9 20,000,008 Cigarettes For Singapore Destroyed London June Tiic Hncfß, indrapeora rad Ifontroae, tx-ioni?-in;7 thr Rotterdam Lloyd rmd Canadian Pacific llnr* respectively had to Ix hi.rrU'dlv towtd to Bafetf from a lire uhirh broke out at 3outhnmp'on Dorki la:>t ni-_ht Flames >v.. pt th<sli« (U (Of IM vnnl.v
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    T.S. NAVAL POLICY
    109 9 U.S. NAVAL POLICY Maximum of War Efficiency Washington. June 30. A new stni- mcnt on U.S. naval policy drafted by thf e;en«\al naval board and approved by thr Secretary of thr Navy on May 10. has now Dern published. It declams that two main bases should be developed on each
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TALKS
    96 9 Another Early Meeting Expected London, June 28. M. Litvmoff called at the Foreign Office this morning and had a further interview with thf Secretary for Foreign Affaws and Colonel Colvllle of the Department of Oversea? Trade. The conversations opened on Monday last are beinu carried on and it
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    TORIES CONSIDER WHITE PAPER
    356 9 Opposition By Lord Lloyd and Mr Churchill "GRAVE DANGER But Government's India Policy Endorsed London, June ZH. N.ail.v ;i thousand incnib.-is of the central council of the Conservative party m London ♦o-day discussed the constitutional reform propm»h of the White Paper on India. A WlhlUun opposing
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    KIANGSI REDS
    307 9 Swcccau «>f Central r<»rcv>' lion* Kong. Junr IS. I In- i. i>i ■>•■ X..< aiMi'.i OUt O\ the central tn ops assisted by the 19th Route army ani the CaniintM' fottcea ha.- befjoa t<» ul. i rtl> «>i: the Rod forces ill i -ntnil and >outh Ki.ui „m
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    HOPE OF MATERIAL REVISION
    546 9 Kensington. Jun- 30. djoi i n vai the h gati m bey iuimou.n ups the fateful meetb of to discuss :i raft to OrH B: tain S j ;(Nin uhirh the fate of toe t prrsenl consists <»l It >» understood it is rt.»t definite terms
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    PRICE JUMPS Extent of Rise in Six Months
    221 9 PRICE JUMPS Extent of Rise in Six Months I lid. .Illiu ZH. On i■; nOQUHM m tin- promt vorld situation L- the t. ndency now maintained i.ver tame months ot world prices to rise. A i iiiiipartann between th< prices oJ primary commodities tit thr beuinniny of the year and
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    YESTERDAY'S EXCHANGE
    99 9 London. Innr 30. UN nMI at the conference loft operator*. m the foreign exchange market undecided. The dollar oprned at New York's overnight rate ot 1.27. weakened to 4.!'» and recovered to l.'i"> on a fair im«unt of covering for commercial account, hut was again offered Other currencies
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    EARLIER EVENTS Britain on Horns of Dilemma
    778 9 EARLIER EVENTS Britain on Horns of Dilemma London. June 30. The stabilisation of currencies remains the crucial factor of the progress of the World Economic Conference and decisions m this respect will provide a week-end fraught with possibilities. To-day finds Britain chary of antagonisms America by identifying herself with the
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    CHINESE AIRMAN HELD UP
    28 9 Basrah, Jnne 30. The Chinese flier Mr. Huntons (otherwise Sum, flying from Berlin to Nanking, Is held up at Sh^ibah by stormy weather.- Reuter
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    EXIT HUGENBERG
    45 9 EXIT H UGENBERG Ilerlin. Junr It. rrwMml limdrnburt; hit* >CCCptei Hen llujettbergii r."Uui:<Uon and tai ippdnlrt Kurt Sclnniti to be Minister .)t Economic. i»d Herr W.ilt.r Dim to be Mini^r; of Food HiiKcnU'rcr's resi«nation follows the banning ol his party on the National Front Reuter
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    LABOUR IN CHINA
    38 9 r.eneva. Junr 30. Tlie International Labour Conference ha; adopted a NMMIOH on the motion cf tin Chinese delegate Mr. Sole Ten Fa. with regan to equality of treatment of foreign compam with domestic workers.- Reuter
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    KING TO RECEIVE MR. SOONG
    21 9 London. June 30. The King will receive Mr. T. V Soonn o Saturday nt Buckingham Palace.
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    JAPANESE EMPRESS
    17 9 Tokio. Jane t». It is officially announced that the Empre ts cneient<». Reuter Par Eastern.
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    PRINCE'S 6th AEROPLANE
    138 9 icarlet And Blue Of The Guards Brigade The Prince of Wales has acquired another eroplane his sixth. The new machine, a two-engined 360 h.p. >c Havilland Dragon biplane, finished m the carlet and blue of the Brigade of Guards, was lellvered to the Print es personal pilot.
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    EMPIRE MARKETS
    144 9 Exploitation By Foreign Nations London. .lm 2K. A petition wa* presented tii tin House of Cummoas by i:iemb"i.s ol tJu- Man< littler RoyaJ Emlihiu' rej». < nting all branches of tbr cuttun industry, a.skmq Government to iwi-vcnt the exploitation ol Empire market* by for^ipu uation> who not ouly
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      1031 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LIJ^E (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO.. (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE
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      502 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AXD SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. Stc«ner*. Dae S>or«. 811. B>f* s.s CITY OF SHANGHAI For Havre. London. Rotterdam Hamburg In Port July 1 bs. CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre. London. Rotterdam <k
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      409 10 British India and Apcar Lint" (Incorporated l& England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARcn SERVICES. U 1 PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S M J UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S rnvL LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERV|c^ RXMF^ OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA WJ Tonnarr Mnr.pore V I BANGALORB 8.000 Julj CORPU '*«'>• RAJPUTANA
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      709 11 p. S. K. Line. W FOR AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA. I Due Sails. ■v MARI' BUENOS AIRES via Colombo, Durban. Cape Town, Rio cle Janeiro. Santos and Montevideo .Hound-the-world fare £172) 1. jli*C CAPE TOWN via Mombasa, Lourenco Marques W Durban and Algoa Bay. JuJ I,.,\M\RU BUENOS AIRES via Colombo.
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      432 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP UNE o&m/ AMERICAN MAIL LINE EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON NEW LOW THROUGH RATES HONG KONG TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OK HONG KONG TO SEATTLE DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA
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      704 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU VALENTUN—Saturday. July 1. Bawean. Pmdang-Bay, Boeleleng and Bourrbaya TOGIAN Saturday, July 1. Pontianak PALOPO— Saturday. July l. Singkawang, Pemangkat and Selakau. TOHlTl— Saturday. July l. Moeara-Saba and Djambi. GEN. VAN GEEN— Saturday, July 1. Riouw. BUliton and Batavia PASIK— rsaturday. July l. Prnan. (mailr,
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      671 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. fc<^:lar monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and the S.S MANGOLA (3.352 tons): ICargo only] ss MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers tradinn to Australia Cabins de
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      431 12 BIBBY LINE. [LONDON AJ*IH«:SS tt. PALL MALL. LONDON. S.W.I of fast t»in-*cre*- Oil Driven Mall Pa*M-nifer Yew* Is between RIVGOON. COLOMBO. MABSKILLfS. PLYMOLTH AND IX>M»O\ with throuch connection Irom a<n»;ii) r »re and Penang HOMKWARD Milll l^eave lUiiivm SHROPSHIRE July 20 OXFORDSHIRfc I STAFFORDSHIRE 17 t JLOUCESTERBHI H V WORCESTERKHTT^K
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      133 12 F0r,.,,.M,hi,,, Apply to COOK'S wag^s: lit J», ttOßlNsos to 4 THK I \S| \M\T|f fIIMITHi. i PVssrM.M; KM M C FIOM ERRIA i EJftAK •v AIJ^l BOH 1 now ERRIA Th. .iccomni <i r to ma)ort TO ROTTIKIMM II\M» i i Uj ■m ■I IO II WKI l;<.| 1,, rt^
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      1278 12 MAIL DESPATCHES I CHURCH SERVICES by train 3 rc j Sunday After Trinity Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and r Thursdays 7.30 m ST> ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. I Saturdays I pm> c.50 a.m. Holy Comnunion Kuantan (.via JerantuU Monday to j? 3Q mmm Matins. Friday
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      640 13 EFFECT OF REDUCED CHARGES Extravagant Management Denied I From Our Own Correspondent I London, June 14. Much interest was aroused m London shipping circles by the publication of a memorandum signer! by the chairman ol the Su< Canal Company, thf Marquess de Vosue. This
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      257 13 TllC follow m.: PMMBgMi Mfled on tht- Hakone Maru which left Singapore pntentay lor liUiidoii and intermediate ports: Mr. H Mrtharam. Mr. and Mrs. Y. Nakunishi, Mr. T. M. Daswani. Mr. C. J. Dave, Miss K. D. Jarobson. Mr. G. BllUts. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Branmm. Miss
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      CLEARANCES
      59 13 June -'9. Getnas. Najam. Sin Kheng Seng. Pontionak. Rahman. Kcdah (Brit); Henrik <Nod: Havelland (Ocr): Ohio Maru. Amur Maru. Buenos Airos Maru. Hakono Maru Jap) Van Heutsz. Reynst <Dutl. June 30. G. Verspyck. Angelina. Sibajak. «]Ho CO nda. Rokan. Tinombo, Ban Ho Guan (Dut); Islander, Hua Tong, Burdwan. Perak
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      SHIP-WELDERS
      440 13 New Class Of Skilled Worker An uupunant announccmvui regarding the developments m rlectrical welding, which are anticipated m nlation to shipbuilding, was mac» after a conference m Edinburgh betwmn r-'prcsontatives of the shipya:d trade unions and the eaecuttfi conunltiec of the Shipbuildinu Employer.s 1 Federation. Tho new diveloijmcnUs will
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      FIRE ON YACHT
      180 13 Plucky Dash Into Kn-ino Room Thnlimn r;tr<: by cup yacht to the rescue ol anotlvr that ««s bkizinsr out at sen was witnessed by thousands of holiday-makers on Hastings sea iront recently Flic had broken out m the eaojlOM room of the plea-sure yacht Chan on .1-
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      SEA URCHINS CLUB
      172 13 Work Of The R.N. Reserve Officers Vue-Admiiai H. W. Parkei ronuuandlim Reserves, was the principal puest at the annual dinner of tlie Royal Naval Resene Officers <Se;i Urchins* Club at Liverpool. He said they had had a rather cood year. They had really pot the same amount
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      EIGHT JUNKS SUNK
      87 13 Sixty Chinese Drowned Near Canton Eight wooden junks carrying a total of 80 men. and a big cargo of salt flsh from Sze Wui for Canton, were sunk m Ngam Mun waters near Sun Wui district on the afternoon ol June 21st. after encountering a strong squall
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      CONTE VERDE EXPECTED
      31 13 The Italian mail Uner Contc Verde is due m 1 Singapore to-morrow and will sail again the i same day for Hong Kong and Shanghai at 5 jP.ro.
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      489 13 tTHE GAPORE FREE PRESS L Office: 138 KOBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. ip ho- *056. Cable Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. The premier morning daily in Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Ha/ri each morning. Latest news, latest teles rams and latest announcements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features include pictures, ladies*
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      378 13 TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA X V AND MOST OF THE U.S.A tfl n c Nw# Scenic Route of irw UmdUn Naduiiu fmfm. S^J *»«l of th* marvellous Cana«tian Rodciev *uy l tipw 3K Park U»dge to Urn heart of wondrous mountain I*-., ,i m jSJ^^ navel stntght throafrb from V
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    STRATOSPHERE ASCENT
    218 14 Soviet Scientists Plan To Ascend 22,000 Metres I«nin C r.id lun. 15. The Academician. JofTe, or well-known Soviet scientist, is one of the two persons wIIHU for Ml ascent mto the stratosphere that U ,U take ptaec from a c ntral ;>oint In the USSR some time durin
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    RATIONALISED HUNTING
    122 14 Fourteen Stations Set Up By Soviet Habarovsk. June 29. A sum of f..000.000 roubles has ben, assigned for the purpose of organizing a nd constructing 14 hunting stations m the Soviet Far East, m Kamchatka. Chukitka, Bflffefafcy, OkhotoZcmsky and other districts. The building of these stations, which has
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    CHEAPER PLATINUM
    197 14 Producers' Drive Against Imitation Aloys PMlnum. much of which is extracted England from Canadian nickel ores, has suffer- cd a sharp decline m price dining the past twe or throe years m an odd .series of ups and or.wns. m 1930, for instance, it stood at 250* POT
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      CHARTERED BANK
      119 14 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 £8,000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3 000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38. Blshopsgate. London. EC 2 Arenrie* and Branches SINfiAPORE BRANCH Current Arcounts opened and fixed rtrposJU
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      HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
      182 14 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORA TION. Incorporated In Honir Kong t The liability of member? Is limited to the i xtent and m the munner irc<r:b«d by Ordinance No 6 oi 1929 of the Colony HEAD OFFHK HONfi MM Authorised Capital ISO 000.000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000 000
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      S.V.C. PROGRAMME OF DRILLS
      92 14 The following Is the pro K ramme of drill* ud to and for week-ending, July 2nd Saturday. 2 p m Buklt Tlmah R«n K r: "F" (Malay) Coy.. Table "A"; Farrer Ran*e- «a" <MO.) Coy. Table MO": 330 to^O D m Officers. SVC. Oonm TEWT P
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      20 14 ■>»rvr Fund tun AI. \andria .t;v 5 Bh of thr ;h Intir 3 5 j 1 1 m z
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      CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME-ORIENT
      14 14 CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME-ORIENT MORI kGE BAM AffJ li» ninn |>ari« l«M*.f "»nu \ini.u < titMBU
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      THE ESTERN BANK.
      64 14 i k- I Paid-up C..;.: .1 Rcai HE a ,00^ Bl CUES Rrjiv. Caa^aa\ j Kar i hi. KuLuV Hai i« m Basra. M *M B'oaaaaK CVRREN. latdud on Fixed DrpoaH on wm ■AVWO DEPOSIT .< CCOI NTB cm [MM .ilcmtd at 2 ;v,t rmt ptri E.\
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      183 14 Cooked MFAT^ f>REI>ACED ffßf f H I DAILY FROWTHf cuckiu f riih may TCNCIJE EUAWN > I C7q LADY Mm mm W^ m Wni m Mm *m Vwm^^'l vlß^3 m\ w^o /> cifraidto smile I Underneath th^ nia>k that fre.h, rh an, healthy taste covers dingy, unsightly U rth, Listerine
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      189 14 MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD. Incorporated m England) Capital t3.OOO.tXKi Subscribed 1.t00.000 F aid-up 1. 050.000 f csorve Fund and K«>t 1.244.739 BOARD OF DIRtXTORS J. M. Ryrie. Esq.. Chairman R Chalmers. E*q Charles J Hambro. Bag V H sii.-iford. Enq Sir Thomas Catto. Bart 81r C C Barrie KBE
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    129 15 hangefl m Representative Prices 1 oow WHEB WKRAGES yB.li vtJH MAJ Is 47.07 47.19 46.95 lit;, 35.46 34.89 34.25 85.84 85.94 86.08 SAUfI STOCK EXCHAXGE 5. 640.000 5.510.000 4.590.000 United ttm Association. June 27 2K 29. 92.. 90 t 89 > and T-raph 128 IM% 126
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    103 15 I Industries oi* Practical Value orde: to wean thP population from cultivation and to relieve the con- n m Java the Government of [ndia ha.s drafted an economic plan aimed at stimulating the •iid export of rice and soya bMMM the food shortage ii 4 ilry r
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    PALM OIL AND KERNELS WEEKLY REPORT
    100 15 Singapore. June prices, leoaWed by cabk this an Palm Oil and P.Um (vutl.rit and Co. ai as »iiin r.t.ik: i; land'd iralghti New York Philadelphia .140 Cent) 'L S. cuirci peri !b. I landf.i waftfnta VB A. Pacific Forts :!3j cents <u.s. enrrencyi p
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    119 15 THE ABROAD Jun»- :l~ \>*. MM 8.55 X4.i >9U 590 **hi 250 250 M.43 14.37',; 14 31 s6d Is 65 64 Is 6a 04 3S 24.36 24.24 572.. 572 47 •=>« 41-, offi 41, offli 22.42 22.42' 92.22 v. 17.66 X; 17.55 1 92.22 225 226^ Is 4 y 16
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    17 15 9 Co., Penanjr. Agents Tin Dredges: June output 6000 ruble yards, 1504 picufc
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    RUBBER CONSUMPTION
    187 15 Monthly American Demand Doubled Singapore, June 30. Prices have fluctuated around the present level and the tendency of the market during the past week has been one of uncertainty chiefly on account of the exchange question, which is apparently causing the Conference sc much difficulty, (state Lewi* and
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    74 15 Steady Rise In Malayan Exports Daring uip armfc MMHnc June 24th. exports from Malayan ports ol tinned pineapples amounted to 7H.107 cases, of which, 63.669 cases me to the United Kingdom. 2.250 cases to Europe. 7.225 cases to Canada and 2 963 earn eLsett-hcre. pnnounces the Department ot
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    BRADWALL RUBBER
    100 15 Th» directors' report of Brad wall (P.M.S.i Rubber EstaU? Ltd.. to be submitted at the twenty -third annual general BMettng m London on June 21 state that the sum brought forward from last year was £2.738 17.-, 6d. to whirii uuel be added amount transferred from m? om.
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    275 15 Repatriation Rush Continues The colossal exodus of Indian labourers from tea estates In Ceylon, which has taken place as a result of the promulgation of reduced minimum wage rates is indicated by the fact that 8,472 of them were repatriated at public expense within the course of
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    COMPANY RESULTS
    55 15 Two tendon Reports Issued London. Junr 29. Tal T;ik Plantations Ltd.. announce a lav. <>t £265 for the year ended March 31. 1933 £1.050 Ls carried forward to (redlt. Scottish Tea and Rubber Trust. Ltd. annnunct' I loss of £907 fur the year f-r.de<l Mnrrh 31. 193:5; £5.107
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    RESTRICTION COUPONS
    75 15 Transfer Of Tea Coupons Illegal In v:.-v. i).' Ceylon praducen havtnn j<«.p.--(1 m a srh DV t» ri restriction a :radt- m production coupons .is nipped m the bud b-. h siii:- Council when ;>t a me tin on Jane IS. Mi O. K. \v. Perera dfatarai notice
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    BRADBURYS AND FISHERS
    340 15 Not Legal Tender After July 1 An official communique issued by the Colonial Secretary. S.S.. calls attention to the fact that the Bank of England has given notice m the London. Edinburgh and Belfast Gazettes calling i m. on July 31.1, next, currency notes <or Treasury note-;
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    340 15 Am .',2, -of tappabit ruDbcr .t tapped on estates of 100 acres and over, for tIM month Mldlll| Ma) 1930 «t itim Acreages of taopablt rubb»-i not tapped hnmm 0l On Estates which have entirely On Estates which havi partly XuA p» M( -,-ni* •< Area Tappabir
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      203 15 June 30 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 4 London. 3 months' sight 2j3 31 32 London. 60 days' sight 2j3 15|16 London, 30 days' sight 2 3 20 32 London, demand 2[3 7|B London, T.T. 23 27 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 985 Hamburg, demand 163 New
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      158 15 June 30 Tin Singapore Price (per pikul) > i > 2.-> Oam bier 4 2 s Pepper White 27.50 Flak< Tapioca 420 Pearl Sagu Sm«U 4 60 Copra. SuncJm d 405 Sago, flour I*l Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin 207 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor
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      79 15 June '•nth.. 12 o'clock noon B overs Sellrn i R.S.S. tqual to London Standard, Spot Moose) ii i, ni^ R.S.S. cri.il to London dfchdard. (F. 08.) 11 v n\ Standard R S.S on Tender July 11 >, U* August 11 V li V 4 July-Sept.
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    MALAYA COMMAND DEFEATS JOHORE
    1001 16 MALAYA COMMAND DEFEATS JOHORE Two Goal Margin In Interesting Cup Game Malaya Command 3; Johore Ju The Command defeated Johore m their .second Malaya Cup match at the Stadium yesterday, by three goals to one. They should have won by^a much larger margin, for throughout the first half they had
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    GOVERNMENT SHIELD
    201 16 Drawn Game At Malacca [From On. Own Correspondent] Malacca, June 30. m the semi-final of the Government Shield! football competition the Police drew with the M r 1 1 .pality 2—2 after extra time had been played. The Police were the better side and played more methodically, but
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    S.R.C. LAWN TENNIS
    149 16 Spring Tournament Prize Winners The S.R.C. Spring lawn tennis tournament was concluded with the final of the doubles handicap between Dr. W. A. Balhetchet and N. E. Ess (owe 30) and N. 6. Hogan and K. C. Balhetchet (owe 15). The former won m two straight sets
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    28 16 There was no play yesterday afternoon owing to rain m the cricket match between the S.C.C. »nd the S.R.C. It will be played this afternoon, i
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    293 16 Kig Score By Washington New York, June *9. I Tne following were the results of games' played to-day: NATIONAL LEAGUE K H E. Chicago 9 ]4 l Philad l,mia 5 p a Chicago g |j 0 Philadelphia 3 3 I Jurges hoxncr.d ior Chicago. Cincinnati 8 11 0
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    JACK SHARKEY KNOCKED OUT
    527 16 CARNERA'S 4-STONE ADVANTAGE Championship Bout Ends m Sixth Round \ew York, June 30. In a fifteen rounds contest for the world's heavyweight championship here last night Primo Camera, the ffiant Italian boxer, knocked out Jack Sharkey the holder of the championship m the sixth round. Camera
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    AUSTIN'S VICTORY
    225 16 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Tournament London, June 30. In the third round of the Wimbledon tennis j champion ships In Men's Single* Austin br-nt iGledhill 6—3. 10— a. 6—l Spenc<- beat Kirby 7—9. 6 4. 4 6. 6- -4. 6—2. j In the fin>t round of Men Doubles Aoki
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    PENANG BOXING
    102 16 Al Rivers Meets Local Champion I From Our Own Correspondent) 4 Penan*. Jan* St. A large crowd assembled at Fun and Frolic I last night for the meeting between Al Rivers 1 Malayan and Far East champion and Boy Nara j Penang champion. The crowd was greatly disappointed
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    556 16 cha^ pi^Tee CU p P ow WON Inter-School Hardies Race St Joseph's Institution annual sport* upheld yesterday afternoon M the Jalan Br.st Stadium. Notwithstanding the unf'AourabU weather conditions earlier m the afternoon^ there wa* quite a good gathertaK of the general public present, while the toys
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    43 16 Prominent Dutehm* London KhW>t i. i intonsi to u> r>rnlnr of th>- i*r>n Vhu I^mj*- 1 ».i Int. im. v <' by w. I Wmmmt c v t ti>o Dutch tlrl««atn out what th« n S^PI \UN «Ls. hn\ In London- Reuter
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