The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 July 1933

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 13,995. ESTABLISHED 1835 SINGAPORE, &S. MONDAY, JULY 3, 1933. 10 CENTfe.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    413 1 Alter a fatal crash at Amsterdam the Italian air armada has made a successful flight to Londonderry Page 9. British prisoners m Moscow were released last night md the embargo on Soviet import* vas taken off this morning Page It is expected tin- \V< rid onlfninr will
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    A COUNTRY HOUSE
    1414 1 I had novcr \Lsit-d Haphazard, 0.. often j" used to wander on the boundan.- <f the [estate. trt-s.spH.sMim sometimes, and >n hut days batniim vi the stream from whom hiafe Mm laai. and gardens sloptd m» Haphaaard*i nt > facade, flanked by Chaile: Kent's i:hte«nthcentury Oothic towers,
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    COMMERCIAL CLASSES
    184 2 London Chamber's Concession to Candidates The Principal of the V.M.C.A. School of Commerce has received a cable from the London Chamber of Commerce informing him that the regulation banning non-British candidates from the examinations of the Chamber of Commerce which has been m existence for some years past
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    110 2 Programme of Drills up to and for wcok-end-ing July 9th, 1933. Monday July 3rd, 5.15 pm. Headquarter?, S.RA. (T), Battery Parade. < B" Coy LA. and 30 yards Range; 5.15 pjn. MacKcnzio Roud "C" (Scottish" Ccy., Sertion Leading. Tueoday July 4th, 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. "A" (M.G.) Coy.,
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    ALLEGED AMOROUS INDIAN
    994 2 PARTY OF JEWS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT Trouble Over Pretty Jewish Girl I 1 A pretty Jewish girl was the central figure m j he Fourth Magtetrates Court on Saturday nornlng when six Jewish men were tried before Vir L. R. F. Earl on a charge of voluntarily
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    LUCKY AXE BLOW
    205 2 LUCKY AXE BLOW Battl-? In JuiHp Biack Pan'.r 1 TERRIBLY MAULEDB Wood-Cutter's UnysjuJ Figh! j [Prom O Oi n < ,r 1. 1, I Attacked i. d.pth ot Mm mood -cutter h;i JM Altho'ißh MM flesh was t< i claws of inflkt a mortal »< Famt from the shock <>l
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      491 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tendir Room, Municipal Offices Construction of Haig Road from East Coast Road to Geylang Road and of Lorong 27A.
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      450 2 TRADE MARK NOTICE. m a i^mf m I T m I^B Vis j^H I I BAOf \^k. "4 s JVulfl X 1 I NOTICE is hereby n.ven that the Trade Mark (iop.cted tbOfi is the exclusive property of WILLIAM JACKS Co.. (MALAYA LIMITED, of Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and Penang.
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      105 2 voncßa. I MUNKIPAI DOMMISSIONEKS OF TOWN BINGAPOm A>sessnunt fur \lu- fWU M RATES Dl X iok nil -r IHALT-TBAI It m I n advancr without I "A N >U ll Inocd <>n A I IMS N W !l. 19J3 War* (rr« »U1 be 1 BY OROO I July Ist. i«jj
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      253 2 THE WEEK Monday, 3rd. High Water. 05.45. 7.3 ft. 17 45. 8.1 ft. Football Commercial Cup Bramtoco vs. A.P.C.. Anson Rd. S.H.B. vs. Govt. Monopolies. S.H.B. ground.; Raffles College Union vs.* Anslo-Chinese School. Raffles College ground. Golf: Sepoy Line? Golf Club Ladies' Monthly Medal Bogey. Tuesday, 4th. High Water. 07.25.
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    R.O.P. SETS UP RETAIL ORGANISATION
    249 3 IFNORMOUS INCREASE IN PRODUCTION Supply 20 Per Cent. Of Europe's Demand Moscow, June 30. opfes a most prominent place In the balance of the USSR. Soviet oil exports the past five years have exceeded 90,001 roubles m value. j >f oil was made possible the
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    MARRIAGE BANNS
    139 3 May Now He Called By Laymen ■t of the Banns of n ft as presented by the Mr? and Ipswich <D!innan ol th. Commission. at Church House Cantertraqr Prided. appointed :o examine publication of banns of| reterakts to the proposal I I banns by lav r-aders. ported that
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    WAR ON THE UNFIT
    220 3 <*rmany Sets Up Racial Hygiene Hureau i( ''u for "population policy and uhieh was foreshadowed at of thi „,w regime, has now t The Press will be supplied daily 'ateiW, written by medical corre- j Wi and the wireless and the cinema will ivssea into service.
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    SOVIET WARNS NAZIS
    356 3 Retort To Hugenberg j Memorandum HANDS OFF i May Lose Territory Instead Of Gaining It London, June 19. He memorandum submitted to the j World Ecrnomir Conference 1> the chief German d< legate. I),. Hugenbr, s urging the return of Germany s former colonies m Afnca and
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    "WORKLESS SIBTERFUGES"
    435 3 Memorandum Expresses German Policy Mosrim, June l'>. Commenting to-day on th" m*moran<2imi handed to th,- chairman oi th" W»rid E. «noxnic Conference by D: Hußenbert;. Pravda. the communisL Pair: organ, toreaq .1 stern wuvmcj to the I 'uicist L-).t rnnient of Qetnsaaj to reTrain frum attempting to lay
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    JAPAN'S GOLD
    62 3 Future Shipments To Be Sent To London The Japanese Government has decided to send gold specie to London :n the future instead of to America. The buying price of gold m Japan. which has been unchanged since April 24, will be chanced to a sterling basis soon. The
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    UNEMPLOYED MAN'S HEROISM
    407 3 THREE PEOPLE CARRIED TO SAFETY Thrilling Rescue From Blazing Building The outstanding heroism of an unemployed man saved the lives of three people trapped m the top storey of a burning house over a shcp m Albion -.street, Hastings. After two vain attempts to reach the occu§from
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    JAPANESE AGENT
    182 3 Soviet View Of Feng's "Revolt" Moscow. June IR. The Communist Party organ, Pravda. repeats its chrr: that Marshal F. n- Yu-hslang. China s so-called CiirLsti.xn general. Ls acting .15 the agent of Japan m North China, declaring that now. as on the OOCMtal <>f hLs last revolt ri'.ain^t
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    PRINCE AND PIPERS
    172 3 Asks For 'The Road To The Isles" The Prince of Wales, wearing the Royal Stuart kilt, presided at the 150 th annual banquet of the Highland Society of London--of nhich he is President, and the King the Chief at Grosvenor House. Durintr the evening marches were played
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      46 3 These distressing skin complaints ere sure outward signs of Impurities In the blood surface treatment cannot bring lasting relief so remove the cause of the trouble from the blood by taking Clarke's Blood Mixture. Of mB Chmmitn o*d Sun*. Jfcnafly good m LIQUID or TABLET form
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      217 3 Q>*3/>?r/>insi<ieAßCADrA li«> ■HhS >*te3 R«-rn/iard Baron {founder |'i "'l|£|^^_^S^^B|^^^^^^^l^^^gy^* t <^^ <>/ Arcadia Works) uJin/i 9 |SJ| roJI, cork'tip, cm» and finally M jL,^uM delixer complete Craven 44 A*' W t &J&M M «B| M^^BEl cifar«r«, ready for /inaf I h^V* HEP! I condifionin^j and sealed- SBIK ftesn packing. f
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    MINISTERS BACK IN POWER
    870 4 Governing Triumvirate Happy To Retire SIAM'S SECOND COUP The Ring's Tactful Abstention From Politics .From Ovr Own Correspondent 1 Bangkok, June 28. The week has been an exciting one In thrt. we have had a second revolution ail wry quietly managedby the Army, Navy ana Civil
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    BANGKOK OBITUARY
    78 4 ■'From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. June 28. Old Bangkok friends of Mrs. J. K. Black hoard with regret of her passim; m Singapore. Othrr obituaries include Mr. E. J. Godfrey, formerly organising science master at Suan Kularb College. who retired about two years ago. but elected to enjoy
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    NAZIS BRING CHANGE TO BERLIN
    1201 4 FROM GLOOM TO CONFIDENCE Gayest Night Life In Europe To n Englishman who .nov.n Bii.n m the iiast. Hitl-is Berlin hi nl lust hardh credible. The change snu i»e came into power has been .>o gn at tha- p opte of all claws 1 so
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    WAR HOUSES REPRIEVED
    191 4 To Be Army Pets For Rest Of Their Days Peter and Punch the two old «re> wnrj horses— an not to b;- shot after all They me to be cared for by the R.A.S.C. for th" r«mainder of thoir lives. They wore bought out of tho veyhwntnl
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    UPROAR AT DUMB FRIENDS LEAGUE MEETING
    310 4 LEADERS EXPELLED IN ERROR Woman Speaker Told She Was Talking "Rubbish" Feelings run hkjn < ;iriM»t. meettni Caxton n»:i WMtnflnol r, «>. o-.ir Dnajh Lfejgue vhen :i m annonneed th.i* two ..dir. nKHnhen h.,«. :r. enoi -i- Prederiek Hokelay Prim-pal oi the R.< V.
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    NEW GOLD FIND
    119 4 Largest Deposits Yet lMsrovered In I.S.S.R. Momoh Junr Oohl and copper deposits, tho most exu-nsne m h«- USSR have bttl) discovered by gfolomM*. n a well-populated district of the Middl< Voiun vgion. not far from a railway Thr Commissariat ol Heaw ludnstix ha Iccldcd to rommrnrr c«>nstrvirt
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    SPEECH ALMOST LOST
    947 5 G WELLS P.E.N. CLUB ADDRESS EPORTERS DID NOT KNOW ENGLISH Unprecedented Things" Happening To Mankind •nih lir. rnational Oongrem Of PEN it Dubrovnfll tßapusat. c,:i tIM Dalmatian Riviera was probnblv the i nierence that thus uu.up clists. who came from int count lie.-;, ranging Crom ntine. has
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    DISTINGUISHED JUDGE
    455 5 Death of Sir Alexander Wood -Renton Tne ueaili occurred suddenly on June 17 at the age of 72 of Sir Alexander Wood Renton, K.C., G.C.M.0.. former Chief Justice of Ceylon. He was appointed to the Supreme Ooort Bench m Ceylon m 1905 and served m that Colony for
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    PRISON VIGIL OF BANDIT'S MISTRESS
    271 5 DAILY VISIT TO SEE LOVER'S FACE "Most Beautiful Woman In Corsica" Followin- the arrest of Spada. the famou.s Kinp oi Corsican bandits, the iwlice have detained Noel Leea. one of his lieutenants, and the brother of hLs beautiful mblitss. Antoinette Leca. Leca is charged with
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    RECORD SPOILED
    132 5 REC ORD SPOILED Air Crask In Remote Part Of Siam I From Our Own Correspondent I Bangkok. Junr !H. Ati«-i a wonderful Ireadom from accident atnee its mception tht A«rial Transport Co.. of Siam Ltd.. lost their lirst machine and pilot this weal The majfti wore sftlved, but the pilot
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    LOSE FINISH FOR ASCOT STAKES
    67 5 The flnict* 4.1. aa* w hir rare of the Ascot meeting, which was won by Mr. J. Cooper's Rol de Paris, ridden *«c nnteh of the race for the Ascot Stakes, the first Dif rac e V* c tl^^ Thp Kinr'« hor«i> Fox Earth was
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    FOREIGNERS AT HENLEY
    284 6 Record Entries for Main Events I From Our Own Correspondent] London, June 6. There is record foreign entry for the Henley Royal Regatta, to be held this year on July 6 to 8. For the diamonds there are 10 entries from seven countries three from the United
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    LAWN BOWLS
    215 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament Lawn bowls American tournament at the B.C.C. MONDAY*, JULY 3rd P. M. Scott ?nd H. K. Fcarnsido vs. E. A. Stewart and P. M. Aldrcd. E. J. Casscls andC. M. McNair vs. Paul Storr and E. B. Evans. P. If. Scott and H.
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      NATIONAL SPORTING CLUB COMES BACK
      1167 6 FIVE BIG FIGHTS IN ONE NIGHT Most Thrilling Tournament For Years [From Our London Correspondent] London, June 14. London sportsmen were delighted by the great boxing tournament staged by the National Sporting Club at Olympia on Monday night, not only on account of the exceptionally
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      WORLD'S BEST GOLFERS
      893 6 In Line-Up For British "Open" I From Our London Correspondent] London, June 14. British golfers will face a "world entry" for open championship, play m which begins at St. Andrews on July 3. As you know, the Americans have held the title for the last nine years,
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      133 6 JUlenburgs Foods The^llenburys' Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of babies m hot climates. They are germ free g and their use is an absolute guarantee against infantile diarrhoea and cholera. I Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No. 2 H Hi 1:. ii. Nti j5 m Malted Food
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    J. T. SMITH WINS ISLAND GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    118 7 BRILLIANT PLAY IN FIRST ROUND SIX UP WITH SCORE OF 71 Early Lead Too Much For Opponent BRILLIANT golf m the first round enabled Mr J T Smith to win the Singapore Island championship yesterday when he beat Mr. W. Eldred at the
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    PRIVES OF NEARLY 300 YARDS
    1749 7 b Island Golf Champion- rdi y al tbe Inland Club. the final over thirty lis iting and tlliant yoll, particularly on aing round, when be r bogey. The margin look an easy one on rrom b.ing so. Whea round with the I r. seemed as
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    WIFE AUCTIONED AS NIECE
    412 7 "BRIDE" WALKS AWAY FROM MARRIAGE How Tamil Railwayman Was Duped A man who put his own wife on the auction block of marriage and who had two previous convictions for other offences was sentenced to 10 months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by one years police
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    FORMER LAWYER'S CLERK
    171 7 Sent to Prison For 11 Days An rndian lawyer's clerk namrd J. T. E*'.uards who appeared before Mr. M. H Blacker. th»* Singapore third m» derate, on a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of $40 was .sentenced to 14 dav.s' rigorous Imprisonment and the
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    CHARGE AGAINST EUROPEAN
    66 7 When the charge of cheating against a E\ rope an named J. W P. Thornley. was resumed on Saturday Mr. H. A. F.,rrer. the Criminal District Judge, recorded the evidence of a youn? man named Maso Sinyh. who hail formerly been employed m accused's garage. This evidence
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    Week-End Cricket
    506 7 MERCHANTS WIN Newcomers Good Display For United Services J Set a total of 150 to win, the Merchants beat the United Services by six wickets m the S.C.C. tournament on the Padang yesterday. The game, though the sky was threatening, was not marred by rain. Things looked bad
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    St. JOSEPHS vs. S.C.C.
    192 7 St. Josephs Institr.tlon beat an S.C.C. XI >n the Padang on Saturday by nine wicket* Vfter the Club had scored 84. Coidelro <52> and Fernandez figured m a second v.ickr* wrtnership for the s< -hooli'oys and when fi tickets were down for 184 play closed. Scores:
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    FRAMROZ CUP
    810 7 L. Alwis Scores 138 For Medicos This years Inter-College cricket encounter resulted m a win for the Medical team over the Rafflesians by an innings and 74 runs, the Medlcoes thus winning the Framroz Cup. The two teams are now even, each having won the trophy twice. It
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    STOLEN COAT
    181 7 Young: Chinese Sent To Prison "Why did yon take it?" asked Mr H A. orrer. the Criminal Dutrk-t Judge, of a'' Chinese youth who came up before him on I Saturday to rr?ivc sentence on a charge of rlminal misappropriation of an Indian Municipal road chuner-s coat and
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    WIFE'S MAINTENANCE
    139 7 Husband Applies F«>r Reduction Alfred Williair. Dup.Kan. a European, applied icfore the Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. L I?. Earl, on Saturday for a variation of a Court rder datod August 16. 1928. foi malritenancr f his wife, a Eurasian Consequently she \\a^ sked to shew cause why the
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    DETECTIVE WHO DESERTED
    435 7 Afraid Of Man He Had Arrested SHIP SEARCH Japanese Brought Back From Hong Kong Fear of beinjf killed by a man he had recently arrested lor being In possession of a pistol was the cause of a Japanese detective deserting from the Straits Settlements Police Force and
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    FAMILY TRUST LOTTERY
    272 7 President Of Penan g Society Charged Two Khehs. Kan Sol. Cheng alias Kan Ah Soh and Nsooi Ah Hew alias M E. Ngooi were produced before the Penang Magistrate on Thursday charged with as-slstlns m earning on a public lottery known as the Asiatic Family Trust Company
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    GANJA SMOKKR ARRESTED
    97 7 At 530 on Friday evening a policeman wa* a)on X KUllnoy R ,ad v hen h» an ndian smokintr 'Toko" He noticed thai th« !>ioke was of a peculiar ci lour and approached he iran nnd examined the clcn»-ette. It w?<« "n'lM tn be stnfTed rot with
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    A JAPANESE BARBER
    40 8 is reported to have lathered and shaved a client m 30 seconds. He also found time to provide a good tip for the Singapore races. Another good tip and a sure winner is a GAFLAC Accident Policy.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, JULY 3, 1933 WEEK-END COMMENTS
    922 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, JULY 3, 1933 WEEK-END COMMENTS As we predicted last week President Roosevelt's policy is to let the dollar find its own level before any attempt is made at stabilisation. Whether this decision wrecks the World Economic Conference or not. the President has no alternative if the
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    135 8 I)r H A TVmp.uiv Hrn Director ot IgnCVttOR, IMH tn^'n adnutte<l to houpltal Another si>!i vka>~ born to Hw Hlul>n« th Sxiltiin of Perak and the Raja Prrempuan on Tuesday IfottWt tmM buby Rr« JtMn-.' Mt Mr S Jacob. PiM and Telegraph SunK«i Patani. a prominent member ol ihe Kenah
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    U.S. TRADE COMMISSION
    65 8 Mr. Fnuik S Williams. American Trade Commissioner, left Sintraporo yesterday on th<S.S. Conte Verde for Tokyo. Pending the arrival of Mr. Williams* sun ssor the local office of the American Commrsioner will be m charge of Mr. D W. Smith who will shortly proceed to Tokyo where
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    91 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, July 1. Spot (Buyers) 3 7"16 d. (3 13 32d.). (Sellers) 3«/ 2 d. (3 15
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    FENG SIDE-STEPS ORDER FROM PEKIN
    596 8 THREAT TO USE FORCE Unless He Accepts Nanking's Instructions Shanghai. Jul> 2. In r« ,)h 'o th ulUm.Uum of thr Pel; pMfaJ headquarters ore»« rln« him to pro to F<i|»inc with ll his bodyguard*. Gen.ial Feng Yu-.sianK requests thai Ins ttoop b* all./v (I t<»
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    RHYTHMIC DIALOGUE
    187 8 Introduced m "Hallelujah I'm a Tramp" Rylhmlc dlalocue" an innovation m talki production, lias been ir.tr. \vx ed to Singapore midiences by Al Jolson's present film "Hallelr lah I'm a Tramp" uhich bHne exhibited at ih»> Alhambra In it mo«t of the dialogue m th» by-plwy Hi-.ci also
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    MISSING FROM COMORIN
    128 8 Body Brought To C herhourr. By Trawler The body of a man brought Into Cherbourg by a trawler has been identified as that of Mr Frederick Wl'.U;\m Franks, aped sixty-four, who disappeared from the P. and O liner Comorin on April 27 off U^hant Mr. F W
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    FIRST ROUND FOR CONFERENCE
    226 8 Agreement On The u ,hejj Problem AUSTRALIA APt'Ho\Fs fable From Thi> Sta*c Premiers Londn ARrnmnr on the at the World ■mMBatC I assured a> tli» ill Mr Latham th< i»f Industry t«. m- 1;, resolution i»f tin The cable, which .01 i rnents in»tru< t). major
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    THE "STENESHIFTERS"
    163 8 SiHoc»tiil Start To K«H dramatic Venture Whei. tf at the CilHrir Thiati. S,. 1 .ro.»: M MW* thHr pramiir prr-\»a. t>u» ifTert m m MM *»> <»l Mf uUTtataawo lln\ pr. threr om- pl'\ ot tn e:i." enmttm v ivhi; rv" I v T' W I I T)la\
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    WORKMEN'S BILL
    115 8 Now ()rdin;nuv To lit HM m (Molh An >ili uuqu< r Colonial S xr' t.u In Aivoni.in. »lth Uk ><Ul^*J •soctkm 1 of tii« W Ordlnaiu-e. 1932 Mi In- appoint* «t t a& the Uau oi v^hlrh tt» <** I 1 •hull come into \<< Tin-, announct-m* m
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    COMMODORE LAWRIE.
    18 8 Death Of RMircd H««< Officer The death hms c* Lawrie. ex-Commodor< N*'"* l Hong Kor»«r Ri-uUr
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    GOLD NATIONS RESOLITION
    251 9 All Nations To Return As Soon As Possible London. Jul> 1. Ali delefcittom to the W(.rlri E. onomic "onf> renee, hwindlnf the ft if rli an drieejatlon, ,ia-.t- v.T'Tcl w> th i^mnwii text .>; th. staterent »)ii th« ,<>ld quest X v wlmh lm.s b* -n sen
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    BANKERS CONFER
    225 9 Dollar Exchange Not Yet Low Enough Nrw York. July 1. Following an important conference at the lome i»f Mr. Woodin. Secretary to the Treasury, Utend. d by Mr. Acheson. Mr. Baruch and Mr. Burgess of the Federal Reserve Bank and Mr. Fred. Kent, the foreign exchange dictator, the
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    AIR ARMADA IN IRELAND
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    MILLIONAIRE TWINS
    100 9 Arrested In U.S. On Drujrs Charge San I jiKMii, July 1. Juda H- -a. ?a;d 10 be a Brill- h MbjCCt, fotinnlv a riilhoiiaiio mMctM Ol Sh;ingha.. and hLv t«m broth. 1 Lsaa< Ezr:*. a S..n Fiunris«o pn»;>iTty owivr, ar boin^ held a ..'.l: «ti had. ol ah-
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    C.EK.R. FREIGHT LOSSES
    90 9 Foreign Firms Blame The Soviet London. Jult g. Farrigll Bnns uho arc >vil rur; great los.se*. a> I result of the holdlnf up of thvir Ireitrht? at Pogranttrhnaya o« in<? i the uspt-nslun of tluouKh traffic between tlv Us.-vii and North Mi»n(hurian rail»\nvs m*- „)rou.sly prot«>stint4. .vcrurdinp
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    £6,000.000 FALL IN ASSETS
    71 9 Kovelation At Khun, Loeb Inquiry t button. Itili 1. The i«~t Ujkl HM total a set' of Khun. I-oeb and Company dropped ovrr six niilJions .strrlin^. or fifty per rrnt.. m 1932 was n waled by the company's balance sheft which was .submitted to the Senate
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON
    57 9 Report That He May Go To Turkey Istanbul. July 1. There Is a strong impression m consular quarters that Sir Miles Lampson will shortly succeed Sir George Clerk here Sir George Clerk was appointed Ambassador to Brussels six weeks *«go. TVi< British Foreign Office. when npproacfrd by
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    NAZIS AND CATHOLICS
    56 9 AH Clubs And Societies Closed Down Berlin. July 1. Offices of all Catholic societies and clubs m Prussia, which are regarded by the police as political, have been closed and all documents seized In pursuance of the government's policy to keep the Church aloof from politics Charitable
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    ROSEBERT LIBRARY SALE
    45 9 £36,639 Realised In Five Days* Auction London, Jane 30. A five days sale by auction of the late Lord Rosebery's library at Sotheby's yielded £36,639. A first edition of Shakespeare was sold for I £14,500 to Dr. Rosenbach of Philadelphia British Radio
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    DISARMAMENT
    142 9 Conference Adjourns I'ntil October IH London. June .<• In thi QflMMl 0 uiiaJv-icn ot tin- Disarmament Conterence at C»rn«^ c the President. Mr Arthur Henderson explained m d tall thmmi for the adjournment of th. Conference until October 16. The.se Included the BMMrttP lor the Governments to be consulted
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    U.S. INFLATION BOOM "ON FAITH"
    538 9 London. July 2. ith Reuter, Mr Yen. the onq iew and .^taUd :tl> ment of tht- |,f>ld ;.ii from the Chines- r.u > rtlcnit'n. problem. n-■ istU miv haiii tiioi th< Oonfenoee** E( bo dc Paris now id Reuter NO STABILISATION London, Jul> 1. n!■.
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    PRESIDENTS VIEWS
    60 9 .>ew lurk. Jim l. The Times eoriMpondenl sums up Mr. Roosirelt'l \iews :u> follow.- CD Then have b*< n DO gyrations of thi* dollar. <2> the dollar has not yet decline d enoußli to afford fair .stabilisation valui-; r.i) thy United States staki- m the Conference would be
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    DEFIANCE OF FRANCE U.S. View Of President's Decision
    270 9 DEFIANCE OF FRANCE U.S. View Of President's Decision Xew York. .lul> 2. Mr Roosevelt's rejection variously construed In Washington as direct defiance of France and as an attempt to delay Una I de< MOO for a few days when the dollar will be low enough for private control mea-sures. The
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    MATTER FOR BANKS
    239 9 Reuter Stabilisation Too Complicated For Decision Now Campobello Island, July 1. It is understood that President Roosevelt considers the matter as a temporary stabilisa- tion of banking rather than a Governmental problem, and that it Is. therefore, outside the i immediate realm of the World Economic Con-
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    AUSTRIAN LOANS
    89 9 Guarantee Act To Bo Issued Soon London. Jim.- 30. Asked m th< Hous ol Cnnunons whether m recent conversation* with thr AMIH Chancellor the question of making or gunarnteeim: a new loan was discussed. Sir John Simon said that m the course of the conversation reference was made
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    CABLE TO BRITAIN
    89 9 Hong Kong. July Z. The South-west Government sent a cable to the British Government yesterda> protesting ngalnst the granting of loans to Nanking. The cable points out that any loans that are being negotiated by Mr. T V. Soong. the Finance Minister of Nanking:, will not be
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    ADMIRALTY PROMOTIONS
    345 9 Tv.olvc Commanders To Bo Captains Following i- h list „f th». hah 5 nrly promotlons issued from tiu Admiralty to dat.June 30th. 1933: Comma ndrr.s to be Captains —A R H*V. hide O C Cookr C E. Hotham DSC J H Edelsten. C C Copplnc*r A O LaU«
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      1174 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and China THE HUAKHIOW STEAMSHIP CO., (1931) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRArTS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN
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      492 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Doe *>*•• v m CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre. London, Rotterdam Hamburg July *0 Auf 1 OUTWARDS. mM TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. B.S. CITY
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      424 10 P. O. British India and Apcar Line* (Incorporated m England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N m UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY S COVIR\Jr, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA jap« Due Tonnare. S In a pore T««n»,, BANGALORE S.OOO July
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      716 11 CTwiM.ES, MARSEILLES, LONDON. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM Avn W v MIDDLESBROUGH. ftl>l AISD tjW* MARU T. 10,700 July 13 14 HAKUSAN MARU T. 10 500 Sept 6 7 BrjBHIMI MARU T. 10,700 July 27 28 HARUNA MARU T. 10.400 Sept 20 21 t^oZAKI MARU T. 10.500 Aug. 910 KATORI MARU T. 10.000
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      477 11 S^ f V to i:iiiopi: FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SCEZ, PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA. MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penan?. N. York. Pres Harrison In Port July 4 July 6 Aug. 15 Pres. Hayes July 15 July 18 July 2o Au».
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      755 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ PLANCIUS. Monday. July 3. Belawan-Deli. VAN OITHOORN. Monday. July 3. Batavia and Semararg JUly 3> Koedap. Bennka:/. and BagMl U~A*SM Rf^L^*L£Z BenBkallS Pan h B mtenB T^ -ndW'jmFJZ'SmSt 1 JUl> 5> PrlBl RadJa S^ at Tembilahan. Italian-' TIIEDEXS— Wednesday. July 5. Muntok and Palembang.
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    WANTS TO FALL SIX
    298 12 RECORD PARACHUTE DROP Afraid He Will Pull Cord Too Soon Beg. Kavanagh. the most daring young man m London, is out to smash John Tranum's world record for a delayed parachute drop. Tranum dropped three and a third miles before he pulled the rip cord. So
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    KHARTOUM MARTYR
    179 12 (Gordon's Defendant Sees Tragedy Re-enacted A si hoolglrl descendant of General Gordon (>r Kliartoum *aw hLs tragic death at the hands ol hordts of Dervishes re-enacted at the fulldress rehearsal of the Aldcrshot Tattoo A -irand-daiiuhter of a nephew of Oordon ■Ml ua.< one of the 58.000 schoolchildren
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    UP-TO-DATE TALKIE
    147 12 UP-TO-DATE TALK IE "Best m Far East" at Bangkok rFioni Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok, June ?S. Bangkok's number oiiv theatre, built from the word co for talkies. *lth two theatn bars, private MM for shoving films, da«c« rooms, the lamest Noun lights ill the East, eti ls being opened on
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    ROTARY IN BANGKOK
    139 12 Prince I'urachatra as New President I From Our Own Corre.spoiiO.ent i Bangkok. June 28. The end of this month will mv many chanues m hxal Rotary circles. The new President Ls H.R.H the Prince ot Kambaenn Bejra. a new Secretary will have to be found owing to
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    HENDERSON LINE.
    121 12 SCHEDULE OP SAILINGS By Fortnight* PW»|« Stm^r Bc«wc«n IUfWB, Martrllle. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Port of Dte«aab*rkation Ptymooth UiTf Rant iton ins. YOMA July 15 IRRAWADDT July 29 CHINDWIN Aug. 13 KEMMENDINB Aug 26 BHAMO Srpt. 9 AMARAPOORA Sept 23 BAOAINO Oct 7 BURMA Ort. 11 YOMA Nov. 4 PEGU
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    THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LIMITED.
    150 12 H w*pnone PASSKNfJKR AM, llM SERVK I M» C%fttSJJl Thf abo\«- m cargo vessels wltn <»Ueni .irfnmmnditlun to ma)orlf\ of «i TO ROTTIRIUM lI\MH| KW| m s ANNAN! TO HWKI KOI II RIM M H *MI». MM \M> i»n v. w,, N ni v KKHI
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      664 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the S.S. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] 6.5. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      571 12 IS. K.LI NE ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT CO. (Incorporated In Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE PBOM JAPAN Due Bali MALTA MARL' July 3 July 4 FOB KOBE. OBAJLA, MOJI. YAWATA NAOOYA AND YOKOHAMA. Due Bali MALTA MAKU July 3 July 4 ERIE MARU July 10 Jul> 16 CLYDE MARD
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      735 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday.
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      FIFTY TRIPS HOME
      221 13 Record Voyage Of Mr. F. J. Bryant Of Ipoh AnunvA the paysengers on board the Hakone Maru whirh sailed f r Lmtkm on Friday was Mr. F. J. Bryant of Ipoh. well known to all the older tridents throughout Malaya Mr Bryant recently returned to Singapore by
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      THE PRESIDENT HARRISON
      234 13 Arrivals From San Francisco on Saturday The -s President Hair. .son Horn San Francisco, via ports arrived m Sinuapore on Saturday with a large complement of passengers on board Amonst those on board are Major Genoral and Mrs C. C Hammond Major General Hammond is tht Comptroller
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      NEW SHIPS FOR CHINA
      286 13 Proposed Loan From lioxcr Indemnity Fund 'Hio sub-<oninntre ol In- Sirm-Bi itisi: Baser Indemnity Fund is now bu ll umkini; oui cle:aii- m connexion wttta the i3t; ><«(.» loan fur the purchase of BritLsh ship.s \y\ >cited t;v \\\>- China UcrcnanU MsmM NavigMt.<r 4 Company The
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      ROUND WORLD LINER
      142 13 Passengers On The Buenos Aires Maru The following Mmfujrs sailed on the Bue)os Airr- Mam. the round-the-norld liner, ihicli Jclt HngapOK on Friday for Booth Ifrieui and South American i>ort.s MLss B. E Kyte. Mrs F Smallboin Mr. S. loinz. Mr. Mv Wei Vao. Mr. Mv Chi
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      HARBOUR NOTICE
      69 13 The master littcndant notifies that to-day, thr ird inst.. the Telephone Co.. will be picking up i .submarine- cable between St. James and 'ulau Brani. The work will probably occupy the hours letweon 8.30 a.m. and 4 p.m. The tongknng engaged will fly the usual icnals On Wednesday.
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      MARTIME LIENS
      623 13 Actions Permissable Against the Ship In certain circumstances a master, a membei or the crew, or oth>r pe:.>cn may have the righi or arresting an 4 even of selling a ship to recoup hims-'li far monies dye, writes "Nodes' n the Nautical Magazine. Thn( riyht Ls known as
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      RESCUE SHIP SINKS
      290 13 Twenlj Lives Lost In Blinding i Snowstorm Miwcow, June 20. v Drtalli vi the linking oi Mm sowet name t -hip. BitThm. v.hii h met with disaster uhni f caught m ;i riolent utowtManu In the let fjonk between S|.it/be:gen and Murmansk on April 24. are now
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      NOTICE TO MARINERS
      132 13 m Surveying Beacons m Miri Approaches r< The Master Attendant. S.S.. notifies that surveying beacons have been established m the Miri Approaches, Borneo. West Coast. Sarawak m the following positions: Latitude <h> 4 deg. 37* 42" N. Longitude 113 deg. 46' 06"E: fii 4' deg. 25* C6"N.
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      505 13 rTHjE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Head Office 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. Telephone 6056. Cable Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE The premier morning daily in Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest news, latest telegrams and latest announcements London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features include pictures, ladies' page with
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      201 13 CooKed VREPAKEf) EREIH I DAILY FROM THE CtfCKf S r FREW Mf AF y TCNCUE inun i: ft HAW N 1 i Lv^M /I ■^J Ed v Altogether too personal and intimate for discussion are some complaints, yet how real is the pain and prostration. Information, based on scientific facts,
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    CHINA'S POTENTIAL TIN FIELD
    584 14 DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR YUNNAN British Refining Methods Being Adopted One of the few tin producing areas m the world that is not controlled by the International Tin Quota Agreement is the Chinese tin field m Yunnan. Although the production of tin m Yunnan has been severely
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    UTTERLY DIFFERENT
    196 14 Belasco Director On Soviet Theatres Moscow. Jane 29. "By h.r.tlie most stimulating theatre m Europe," said Cuthrie McClintick. director of the Belasco Theatre of New York, who came to Moscow for a few days at the conrlusion of a three months' tour of the theatres of 14 countries.
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    BRAVED MACHINE GUNS
    123 14 Guardsman Sticks To Runaway Team How a guardsman stuck to his post with a runaway h.-se team though dragged m front of a line of practising machine-guns has been Placed on record by the General Commanding m Chief at Aldershot. He is Guardsman T. O'Sullivan, of th<>
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    NEW POOR OF THE EMBANKMENT
    1048 14 NEW POOR OF THE EMBANKMENT Women Who Are Poor And Reticent HIDDEN PAST Grim Struggles For Existence Nitfh^ after night you will find her on tin i Thame.; Embankment. Her story can only tx gussed. She is one of those women who seen to haw been born old. It is
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    REVOLUTION EXPRESSED IN SONG
    335 14 "RED" GIRL ARTISTE HONOURED Folk Music In 17 Languages Moscow, June 30. Irma Yaunsen. a singer who occupies a special place among Soviet vocal artists because of her unique versatility, has been honoured by the Soviet government with the title of "Honorary Artist of the Republic."
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    171 14 PBOGBAMMEB FOB INDIA. BUUMA. I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES PROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMTTTO* I DAVENTRY. ENGLAND. Wavelength* 25J metres and si 3 metres. J Monday, July 3rd. I GMT. 11.0 ajn 1 1.0 p.m. Transmission an an omni-directional ac- rial: 11.0 Cinema Organ Recital; 11.45
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      CHARTERED BANK
      122 14 OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600,000 «hare« of £5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor* £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38. Bishopsgate. London, B.C. 2. AfYncle* and Branches SINGAPORE BRANCH Currint Accounts opened and flxrd deposits received
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      HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
      172 14 Incorpniiitf d In Ht\k Kong) The liability of members if limited U> the extent and m the manner prescribed by Ordinance No 6 of 1929 of tin- Colony 111 \H OFFICE HOST. KONG Authorised Capital ISO 00.i.000 I Issued and lv.lv paid up $20,000 000
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      MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD.
      187 14 Incorporated m England C £3 000.000 Subscribed ItOO.OOO F W U P 1.050.000 reserve Pund and R. t 1. 246.735 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M Ryrle. Esq Chairman 1 R Chalmers. Evq Charles J Hambro. Efcq V. H Shelford. Esq Sir Thomas Catto. Bart Sir
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      THE YOKOHAMA BANK. LTD. (Established in 1886)
      104 14 THE YOKOHAMA BANK. LTD. (Established in 1886) CaplUl Bub*ril*d if up) Reserve Fund President X *H Vke-Prwidrrr ll* ,d <»rt Sinfjporf Rr«n«h— Mi^|, ItUlll. IC| Cl^ io\ih>\ vw Klr i niM\« m i AlexMiidr.k h Calcutta tlrn IM* !«tJias Honololu X Anp* -l«. Manil Nrurir--., Semarai. 6ydne> i Corrrs;) of
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      116 14 A WITH PROFIT POLICY AT A NON PROFIT PREMIUM It possible to have a policy which shares In the profits and prosperity of a Company and at the same time afford, the large Initial eorer of one without participation In profits? A Policy effected with the STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
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      118 14 THK ¥ASTEK\ HWk J Sub*nb rt Cs; Pair. Rrs.Tve Fund tad Re»t London VUASi ■j- Karachi kmmn ht D.i) r. Basra. Mo«ul and Bing«poc« rrr t .\«d uscrrtained on if; SAVINO DETOS: «:s +m Interest ai] KXf'UANi tr»n a< trd m Important throuvh dM I THE fj SOUTH 4|j BRITISH
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      521 14 ROUND YOUB DIAL 80 Rome < Italy* *'RO 72 2 Khabarovsk <ISSR« RVIS. 9 a rr noon. 58 3 Bandoeng. Java < PMY 50 26 Vatican City .Ita'.v HVJ Daily. 70--7 15 pm Sun 10 10 30 a m also. 30 Barcelona Radio Club <Spnir. i Ea J25 Sat B—98
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      103 14 25 4 Rome (Italy) 2RO. 25 28 Daventry OBE. 23 38 Rabat (Radio Maroc) CNR. Sun 1 p.m. 1984 Vatican City ataly) HVJ 10-10 n n.m. 19 82 Daventry GSF. 7-tsen (Oermany* DJB 1 Snm 1968 Radio Colonial^ .Paru,. r^ A n n 3 p.m. 19 56 S<henectady W3XAD, >«on
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    NIGHT SCENE IN CHURCH COMPOUND
    1157 15 Sequel To Arrest Of Cyclist Without Lamp ALAY CONSTABLE ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT >;a bin Ziin, was on E.ui. Singapore Fourth on charges ul Using .jugfuiiy confining, na er In the K-ampv-n^: I the court th.v he went n .tec used ior roughshop assistants who had
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    JOHORE DUTIES
    65 15 ''vised List Gazetted Last Week I Government G-.i7.ctte extraordinary on June 29 (tying a revised table of With li t of preferential duties r>olscap pag?s coming into effect I to the list is the tr.ble of revised computing the new scale of duty ted on the re-ently revised
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    WOMAN'S $100 BAIL
    85 15 For Slapping A Man On Both Cheeks Che binte Saba. an elderly, frail-looking Malay j woman, was chareed before the First Magistrate. Mr. H. A. Ferrer, on Saturday with having voluntarily caused grievous hurt to an Indian named Govindan. She was charged m conjunction with a man
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    AFFAIRS OF F. G. TAYLOR AND CO.
    840 15 PROLONGED LIQUIDATION COMES TO END Extensive Working Losses m Three Years The granting of an order m the Buprcaai Court. Penang. by Mr. Justice Saw r:\v-Cookson for the release of the Official Receiver md Liquidator oi F. G. Taylor and Comnany < i:;
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    188 15 Changes m Representative Prices I»O\V JONES AVKRACitS ■ALBS STOCK KXi'HAMiK 4.590 000 3.670.000 2'«91.000 United Prrss a.:" iatton tJune 29. 30. July 1. rican Can Com. 89 !i 90 7 s 93 Tphone and T'graph 126 127 129 'j Atcheson Railroad 65 '.-j 67 '/fe 68
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    DOLLAR FLUCTUATIONS
    159 15 RecoYen To $.25 After Touch injr 1.11 There wh-. a .srarp full m me ton-i^n value of the d liar hit h bSOMM especially nni;.. d m the lute att-rnron ycsU-rd-iv alter th« bu ik rate on London haa toi < nod 4 41 on ofT- from Nivi
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    THE £ ABROAD
    180 15 THE ABROAD Par June IS Mmi rdaoi itJM MS r..4i Ath m. :{7.> I I Ml Grlr;;:u». ISJ3 2.M 250 .Berlin 20. 43 14.31 14 20 1 fn Ml 1 1 :<:> M.M 2-1.14 Bttetere t 313 HIH WtH !>u.nos Aim 47 ">8 il i OflL 41 X offi CoptObaggn
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    GOLD FROM THE EGYPT
    92 15 Another £50,000 In Gold Bars And Sovereigns The Italian salvage steamer Artiglio has mad" her first visit to Plymouth this year with gold recovered from the wreck of the P. and O. liner Egypt, which sank off Ushant eleven years ago after a collision m a
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    73 15 Evatt Co.. Secretaries, report the output of Renong Consolidated Tin DredgLr^ Co.. Ltd.. i for June as follows: Hoi:rs run 341, cubic yards 'treated 94,000, tin ore won 1.116, pikuls. estirmt- i ed cast $11,000, cost per cubic yard 11.71 MBto. 1 Katu Tin Dredging Ltd.: outprt for
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      210 15 June 30 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2,4 London. 3 months' sight 2|3 31 32 .London, 60 days' sight 23 15J16 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 29)32 London, demand 2|3 7'8 London. T.T. 2 3 27 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 985 Hamburg, demand 163 New York,
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      162 15 July 1 Tin Singapore Prire <per pi: tli $1 15.12 W Oam bier 4 25 Pepper White 2«.50 Flake Tapioca 420 Pearl San bniall 4.00 Copra, Sundried 4.05 Sago, flour 187 Mi Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kcroi*n. per tin 3.07 Sylvcn Arrow Kerosene per tic 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex
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    41 16 TajucldiV> Win At Alexandra Park wm_ London. July 1. riu- Lch.cl.h, Cup handicap, run a. Alexandra Park to-day. w«.s won by Tajuddin Barraue Mt second and Gr,y Wonder third. Thirt" n between second and third. Bettmu I 2.20-1. Reuter
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