The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 July 1933

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 11.002. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, JUMfr 7<- 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    156 1 I 'hough the World Economic Conference is prai ti<all> doomed. Mrenuous efforts are betfcg made to keep several of the Commissions alive and to fix an approximate date for rea"M*inbly Page Presentation by Singapore old boys of Amoj I niversity wax made to Dr. I.mi Boon Ken*-
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    STOP PRESS
    147 1 onimon To Debate W.EC. London. July •>. Tiii House <>i Conunun> u;l» d»bat»' the World'] ■eanmlc Conference on July 10 Reuter. 1 i>ed a leni|»ie watchman sentenced to sr\en year> Page hargrd with cheating m re>pn-t uf a motor car, J. P. Thornier m-rupird the \*itne» box, .iil
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    CRIME CLUB COMPLEX
    1265 1 l_f X Cinldlx-aUr had kidk to \h< mcluslou ihni there *a* an anoniah i: 'In set o! the mantelpiece Oaring at tlu niant« Iplvt he had experienced the umi \ttu'.i> feeling as when, before the ftrsi mov< m a game of chess, he perplexedly scanned Jh board
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      152 1 OBTAINABLE AT ALL \iHNC. PROVISION STORES RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL WITH MODERN SANITATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER. THIS EVENING TEA DANCE— 6.3O to 8.15 p.nu INFORMAL DINNER DANCE-9.30 to MID-NIGHT. GRILL SERVED ON THE LAWN lecihl Daily j Tea Informal Special >llar Lunch j Dances Dinner Dances
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      80 1 SEA VIEW HSTEL TO-NIGHT I TO-MORROW NlJpiT Special Dinner; $nd Dance W ENTERTAINMENT C PROVIDED BY JB^THE EMINENT HELGIAN VIOtJ^IST LEO LIEGEJpIS PASSING THROIGH SINGAPORE^" k DONT MISS THIS RARE Ml SICAUT TREAT MIIIHI \KTF.K DINXKK VHMI^SION SI i FRESH FROM &QTORY ANGEL SKIN In All Fascinating Colours. ORDER YOUR
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      197 1 S LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. >• I<h>*. Tfie ih-MdaU^-Pm^ N.u tejrl I At UttU-s— Pa«e 8. Fbrt\ -oi:t- Shade oi Hall's Di^tenijjer In Ajc'ti. Pane 6. CHRYSLER] EASY HANDLING HOW 7O LOOK I j AT BUILDIiVG^jj i I j D.ARC V BKADDKLL i 'hi> book is a simple guide to the J
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      6 1 OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED
    578 2 W. P. Thornley All-Day In Witness Box J. W. P. Thornley. vho fe txilng tried en three charm- 01 cheating mn Indian named Pillay. continued his defence before Mr. H. A. Porrer m the First Magi, trate'i Court yesterday. *nd was m the witness box the whole day
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      444 2 NON SPI A real boon to ladies m a tropical climate and a necessary adjunct to the toilet table. NONSPI stops perspiration safely. NONSPI is simple to use. NONSPI is approved by Physicians. STOCKISTS: MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARD& i STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCT. STATIONERS A REPAIRERS. 14A Chance Alley,
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      517 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL .NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders axe 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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      536 2 !Sllenbun)B Foods are par!.ciilail\ feeding of ii clunaf' s. I harmful grniu readily pnpmd timpl'* oHd.t; n /J watfr onl- thu complet'' •nd*; f |j tioubtiul nvli a Milk Fa*4 No I V N% M.W. .1 Fn4N, 3 *rr MltlMK'r^ I ifl \1 Allen Mai X A LP. Jl Mm
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      172 2 THE WEEK Friday, 7th. digh Water. 10.59, 8.5 ft., 21.41, 9.7. ft. Oricket: S.C.C. vs. S.C.RC. Padaiu football: S.A.F.A. League (Div. I>, SRC. vs R.A.P., Stadium. Bo\v!s American tournament S.C.C. faehting: Moonlight Race. R.S.Y.C.. 6.45 p.m. a olicr Band. Botanical Gardens. 9 p.m. Saturday, Bth. digh Water, 11.45. 8.6 ft..
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    INDIAN COLONISATION IN MALAYA
    933 3 TOURING LECTURER'S VIEWS Repatriation of Labourers Criticised 'From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, July 4. Under the auspices of the Malacca Chettiai ::.amber of Commerce a public lecture by Dr. Lanka Sunrtarsm. M.A.. Ph. D. (London* on 'Indians Overseas" was delivered at the High School Hall en
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    CHINESE CHRISTIAN ASSN.
    87 3 The quarterly religious meeting m co-opera-tion with the Young Men's Friendly Band and the Girls' Friendly Band will be held m Prinsep Street Church on Friday at 8.15 p.m. The Rev. E. S. L.au will be the speaker. The Reading Club v.ill open a new session on
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    INFLUENZA ERIDEMICS
    278 3 First Step towards Protection The Brat bis- step forward m the search for protection against influenza, the pla»ue of the twentieth century, has been made at the National Institute for Medical Research by Government scientists. Three research workers. Dr. P. p Laidaw P.R.S.. Dr. Wilson Smith and Dr.
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE
    454 3 EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE Receipts and payments cf the Kuroixan Unemployment Committrr for the month of Jen were >is follows Rereipts: Clubs i 3.444.15. ISP. 5150.00. ther m( nthly subs. $531.30. other donations »j8.38. refunds $215.00. Government refund count irpatriation.s $1,009 19, balance $1,825.80 total $7.*****. Paymi nts MuntlUy Allowanc.' Perak
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    £1,000,000 OWING TO HOSPITALS
    384 3 NO IRISH SWEEP RECEIPTS FOR A YEAR New System of Allocation Dublin. About a million pounds still remains to be distributed to Prcr state hospitals as the result j of Irish sweepstakes. There has been no distribution since the Derby Sweep of last year, and that
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    "RASPUTIN OF RIGA"
    342 3 Former Bishop Found Murdered fWlin. It ii> the btshop." A -Toup of Lithuanian peasants stood our the btxiy of a murdered man and whispered these wortis as they gazed into a bearded facf. The body was lying by the roadside Just outairt' Polan^n. a wil-l:iio\vn Lithuanian aterinu-place
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    26 3 Divinr Bmiuu (m English) will be conducted by R*\. A S. Moo*c Anderson. MA Sunday, at 5.30 p.m m the Chinese Presbyterian Church Jnlan Sallelj, Muar.
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      41 3 Tmi f^Mrff m\mt^» i «^p nwu Miner no wOngQF m BMH and discomfort of Mwmhmlmk Sciatica. Lumbago If your Mood b kept In a pur* and kmkhy wmm remove tlw cauw o# th* trevWt by taking dale's Mood MbOMm BqmJbtmdMUQOmm TABLMTfmm
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      351 3 ARM NUMB WITH RHEUMATISM Woman's Thanks to Kruschen "I have been suffering fron* rheumatism /or years. At one time I could scarcely walk with pains m my feet. The thumb of my left hand was so stiff I could only bend It with the aid of the right hand. I
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    Savage Pink on Green
    1050 4  -  MOLLIE MERRICK BY JLIOW that VC have yone enthusiastic on havinu a change and buying but few things, the accessory departments of our various shops are doing a iand office business. Ladies appear with the same dress several days ir succession, but so camouflaged and rfwwigwl
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    Heads and Hairdressing
    1086 4 Heads and Hairdressing By j Our Woman Correspondent •THERE is nothing that affects a A woman's appearance more noticeably than the way she wears her hair. It is possible to add five years to your appearance or to change a matron into a flapper with no more surgical skill than
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    A GOOD GRIP
    30 4 Mm turn th< i>< (i Into tl I r f; n s I i'h two handle I I :i I I .v Hi M i H .:\u.
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    Choosing a New Frock
    754 4  -  Lucile Paray By li\ choostng n< truck, rvcty v wniin dt :nruui\ our thin; cit it- it miuni be Intenetta It mr.v.t sii'M'.i I t new not( m sonic wav <v other. In .sonic .subtle v..ty. it must difl.r t:o:u Ihe fin k of a season
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    Swagger Coats
    653 4  -  SYLVESTRE DORIAN BY THE recrnt nm n. .< h •am mm lntiv The caaual nonhalant In main Mum-- ***** In pot tan t pett In the vogue fut nagger coat* These MHt ol con: srw*W m<»nth> ii«o. bu< th. at v«ri«Mi.s ■•lon ixrtanre Ther. mode howe\er m«»n •xpect
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    Big Things Expected Of Velsheda
    1585 5 A Possible America's Cup Challenger I! Hn T. W. MAC ALPINE II l-known writer on yachting.) l| m, a racing yacnt of special II nee has been launched II recently and is about IL i m a series ot intensive: ■I modern racing craft of
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    GREENWICH NAVAL PAGEANT
    93 5 A full dress rehearsal for the Greenwich Naval Pasnant took place at the Royal Naval College, at Greenwich. London. t th^a p bassoon presenting the Gwynn Maddocks Cup to Mr. G. Potter HouM-hold Brigade flying club display. New typ* of aircraft were seen for the first time.
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      287 5 CAPITOL! SATURDAY MORNING !1 A.M. MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE SPECIALLY SELECTED PROGRAMME Admission: Members Mickey Mouse Club FREE. Non-members Adults 50 cts.. Children 25 cts. COME EARLY: BRINC; THE CHILDREN Mickey Mouse Club members should pay July Subscription.* from 10 a.m. on Saturday morning What Girls What Laughs tl What Dancing
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      THRILLING RACING AT T.T. MEETING
      887 6 NEW LIGHTWEIGHT RECORD Nightmare Moment for Dodson I -melon June 21. nioagh the annual 1-tghtweight TourLsts Trophy motor eyrie race m the Isle of Man In confined to machines vith engines of less than 250 c.c. nominally -I horse-power, the engines air eontinua..** being redesigned
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      SATURDAY'S CRICKET
      69 6 V.M.C.A. Vs. Raffles Institution n t following ii repteaeiil th» y.m.c.a at cricket n^ainsr thi Mta College on the Raffles OoQegc "rounn oo Saturdaj'. H Lym-. G. L P. Willis. L M Pennefather V" R Willis. C D. Ross. James Lovick. John I# Cain. P R. s Martinus.
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      ATHLETICS
      440 6 Attempt on 600 Yards Record Fails [Prom Our Own Correspondent] London, Jane 21. Two very interesting athletic meetings were held this week, that of the Civil Service Association, at the White City, and the Northern Counties Championships, which took place on Saturday at Manchester. It had been hoped that
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      LAWN HOWLS
      204 6 Fixtures tor S.C'.C. American Tournament Lawn l>\\Ls American tournament at the B.C.C IRIUW, JU.Y :th. E. A Stewart and P M Aldmi v? Pnu! Btorr and E B. Evam E. H R. Bowernian and R. V M rrN f| P. M. Sx>tt and H K. FrarnMdt Paul Storr
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      S.C.R.C. WEEK-END TEAMS
      93 6 Th following will pla] for the s.crc m Iwat mid cricket matches: Agains; B.C.C. CJI the Pm uj on Fikkiv md Saturday: Ev.ui fToU* X i Hock. H. Boon. I. ■Miming; Slow KM. Kmn Kooi S-...\\ Hum. Chooi! Sim. X Tan. Choi Tut ChOQQ Lermv Ccaptaim. RtMici:
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      20 6 BRAND'S SANDWICH PASTE pve* STIT-TED EGG& taadwiches ur ran*pea vw w^ar.irw (TenuilM i^BSR Iru« uj label. SJada by tie 1
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      92 6 aSoiSsSffiSsSaMS^^^ >^ jw HI *9Pik N». VtiSSraN B L\^ *|<r \JT) Ira a Cw J r I'm 1 'I 111' II 'I I I I I I The AUSTIN TEN FOUR roadster A HMft little ECONOMY that will appeal to thasc who require a limited number of seats The "dicky"
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      129 6 WE HAVE PLEASURE §N ANNOUNCING Thm on ins lo mi iiMiva^cd <l< iiiiiiHl till I Messrs. SISSON BROTHERS I Wf Co., Ltd., HULL. I \ve .iiso invite your enquiries y I for the follo^ng product- ENGLAND. I manufactured by Messrs. Sissons I Brothers &Co Ltd have been a v oie
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    SINGAPORE AFTERNOON OF "SPLASHIN' THRU"
    403 7 ■RST hLUUUS frHIS YEAR Ink Water Splash li ■Orchard Road Iffic HELD UP ■randed In Miniature I lake W v\.ts heavy flooding in r< t-t»rda> m a result Iflnstanl downpour of rain ■tell dating the day. It ■hind t<> th>- Orchard Road ■in Un main,
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    RAIL MISHAP
    42 7 RAIL MISHAP I*J Off the Line J Al Tampin i Correspondent] Malacca, July 6. Tampin station three I erailed while shunting. I r h tapnca pith and the I j lid to have lain in a de- I in the rails. •ies.,
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    DRRY DAMAGED
    34 7 FVan and Trolley Bus Rl Collision motor-lorry laden with t > were in collision this I South Bridge Road t. The lorry was I the boxes, seeing ai nent, jumped off and in-
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    PREFERENTIAL CLAIMS IN LIQUIDATION
    1098 7 HOTEL MANAGER BARRED FROM PARTICIPATION Echo of Europe Hotel Ltd's Closure An important and interesting judgment was delivered in Supreme Court chambers yesterday on a motion of Mr. A. B. Odell, formerly managing director and manager of the Europe Hotel, Ltd., (now in liquidation) who claimed
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    ARMED ROBBERS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE
    583 7 > 7 YEARS FOR ATTACK ON TEMPLE JAGA Estate Labourer Leads Raid on Friend's House 1 A Chinese, Chan Tuck, who entered the room of the Chinese watchmar at a temple m Mohamed Sultar Road on the night of May 3 at 9 p.m. pointed
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    TIRED OF LIFE
    140 7 Woman Swallows < handu Dross That she had MM avoured to end her life because she had no friends or relations and could only earn a few cents by begging was the plea given by a 50-year-old Chinese woman who pleaded guilty yesterday to attempted suicide. Mr.
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    LAW NOTICE
    96 7 Friday, July 7th. Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Mills and Mr. Justice Williamson m the Ist. Court at 10.30 a.m. Court of Appeal. Judgment: Appeal No. 10 '33 Annie Cresson vs. Marius Cresson. Before the Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. Bankruptcy and Judgment
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    ST. PAUL'S SEREMBAN
    433 7 First Official Visit Of British Resident Seremban. July 4. Tuesday was a red letter day at St. Paul's Institution. Seremban, the occasion bein^ the first official visit of the Acting British Resident (Mr. a. E. London) of Negri Sembilan, to the school. The Resident on arrival a
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    Partnership That Was Illegal
    1546 7 Partnership That Was Illegal I Plea That Member Cannot Be Made Bankrupt 1 t The question whether a man who x was a member of an illegal partnership can properly be proceeded t against m bankruptcy m connection 5 with the liabilities of the partnership was ar- gued m the
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    DARING HAND-CUFF HOLD-UPS
    824 7 Ex-Constable's Amazing Effrontery POLICE DUPED Bank Messengers Terrorised and Robbed An amazing story which could well have formed a chapter m Edgar Wallace's detective thriller? was told to the Second Magistrate Mr. J. F. F. Gre-;g. yesterday morning when young Ceylonese named Ramachundra wan charged with having
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    SPITTING IS PROHIBITED
    96 7 Accused Pleads Optical Illusion A ChLio.se who disregarded the signboards "Spitting m this building Is forbidden" displayed on the verandah of the Pohce Courts building, was fined $1 by the Criminal District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. yesterday, despite an elaborate defence. The accuseds version was that
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1933 THE ROCK OF GOLD
    756 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1933 THE ROCK OF GOLD I By the time these lines appear the fate of the World Economic Conference will be known. Up to the last moment it was feared that the Conference had been "wrecked upon a rock of gold." Whatever the outcome,
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    A MUSICAL TREAT
    126 8 On July 21 there is being held at the Crystal Palace. London, a Great Festival of English Church Music to which four important overseas choirs Singapore among them are sending "delegates." Simultaneously to the London festival, there will be festivals of allied choirs ringing the same musical
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    SINGAPORE TRANSPORT
    44 8 In connection with our leading artlci- «»1 yesterday en th? arx»\e subject we are oflit.ii:\ Informed that the conipam referred to. tlv southern Omnibus Eei vices Ltd m iHVMi :w<> WMki aeo and tliat It i r«ad\ t«> t ,n feu day
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    BAND PERFORMANCE
    74 8 Tlic biuid ol iho SS Po'.m- v ill iK-iioin. hv tallow int: pr«»grummo. weather permittlai \t Botanir Ct«rd« iw tMNHW 'Frulav cornnrnnni: at 9 }).in. M.nrh. 'The Ctbi(iiul<n BOOM; Ox.itur. StradPlla." FSctow: Thrr r Pu-cr.s r !:.n--bJTCIn/; Sele«tu>i. Tin Y< tmun <>t thr :;uard. Sullnan. Wait/ Koil Alotu;
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    57 8 A th.aik^i- i:v; ir\ -c will b.> >irlii at til mm M-hooi buOdtai vi ihe llrUwdlrt CM.unh. Paya LrtMU u>ppOMt. tlv Mlct Bi tlon> on Saturday, at 3 m Inunodlati h Wftm HM srrvirc a (h.:<h btizaf ill Ix- o|hp ed by Mrs Abel El:luad. iiMec il! »> Mall vi
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    123 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PKK FS AND STERLNG RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are is follow RUBBER London, July 6. Spot (Buyers) 3 19 32d (3 5 8 d (Sellers) 321 32d. (3
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    PRESENTATION TO DR. LIM BOON KENG
    741 8 TRIBUTE FR()M FOIJMEK Pupils Mandarin In Malayan Schools <B> Our Chines*- «>i >ponccnt Dr. Urn Boon K. iv 0.8.E Pn-sidrnt <>t UM Amoy University wh.s niven a reception by tht old boys ol the Institution m Smxapon Mr. Goh Chai-hin m a aprrch of
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    VALUE OF THE CLASSICS
    292 8 Stood Tost Of Four Thousand Year* f|)(i«'l Ml. 9 ISpICfS of ill, CoiltU IMU UHIVIN mammon, I* Uni ,ieh\cmt a lecture m H«.kii<". on the lundai\t n'al* ol Chinese Uteraim< laM ntcht Amonß thosr pr««M«nt «ere Merits i Mm Man-tin prntldml «»i -h. c\ Clißmbrr of
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    208 8 SMUtTs T« Tlir Kltor m with MH V- Vr,, 1 than I allow the statement m v InKs IBM i pm r y, Under th. headiiu apiwars With t^. N«IUMM| inllffM |IH> Wal»i Six. I Is attlai t last yeurv ii,. It is ponslble Rm UMi
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    MILLIONAIRE BROTHER
    107 8 MILLION AIRE BROTHER Plead <;ui!tv To V ChanM !u<V, Bri.. 1«*-mcrt\ n ...4 of Bh»n h.u .»i.«i Mi br<.U). I HiTWlwl In connvrtim win rmrrodet OB the Ami ma Man I to-day to violating the iwr Sfiitriid- «-m postponed Ml iidinw tlu i< c^ ipt of fui th. Orient with
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    RUBBER RESTRIC
    29 8 Negotiation* Said T« ceodini: Katounl M Tin Km*:, clrclr, m Amitfdm:: drcUrr tton negotiation* »r«- piocrmafl Th<- rrcrn: iM tht intrrntiti i ,'.o to H >horfl\ Reuter
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    HIS EXCELLENY
    24 8 Ten IHiy* He! Kftirc »i: dementi -\> i n m R»m-.:»i» iw morni: They m?. m« later w < i Th«- Mis.»« < p.vrU r
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    MARRIED IN PENANG
    26 8 Sumatra PI Pnini (ltn<l Tli< \»«-<M of tlie B^i\ Harroh I Sumatra i<» daugl pernr> In r Ra.tpiM offlclatiti i i re<-< p:
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      73 8 "WHERE'S YOUR l GRAMMAR?" asked an old gentleman of a little girl who had l spoken incorrectly. "Gone to the pictures with granfer, v was the unexpected reply. In the meantime the home, of course, was per- J fectly safe m the care of its small guardian with the c
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    W.E.C. DECIDING DEATH WARRANT
    327 9 AVOIDING RESPONSIBILITY FOR COLLAPSE Premier Moves Resolution Of Adjournment BEHIND CLOSED DOORS Efforts To Keep Commissions In London, July »>. Wanxiotu groups m the lobbies of the Geological Museum were cussing and speculating on the situation, the sixteen countries the Bureau of the World Economic Conference.
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    VS. DELEGATE'S IMPASSIONED APPEAL
    99 9 tb< morning* discussion i OVtag to the delapAti talkrpo hen<-<: it was impossible outcome. With regard adjournment without a mpromLse h;t c been swa- :.r.\dt' nieotinu of the clliding 'he heads 01 committil sidiuuriinu-nt of the full A merely tl»» Monctaiy Coniateohitety certain though cer- ■t
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    ANOTHER U.S. CALLER
    31 9 Washington. July 6. oeevett is "H*"! Mi Lawrence United States Minister to at praenl m Washington to :o afford a fresh personal i An.. ri( an ix>.siiif)n. Reuter
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    WHAT IS ONE SNAG?
    223 9 lonir Speech From L.S. Delegate London. July 6. ii< cpcniti^ day <>t the thi- building bt en mor.- 'Man <h\s morning. The lobbies yated by crowds of delegates and «p» CHlatin<: on what wa.s proceeding ta netting of the Bureau which H o'clock. nek iHWirt ihiliif
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    MARKETS QUIET
    43 9 London. July 6. The breakdown ol the Conference has left the exchange markets apathetic and hesitant. Dollars which opened at 4.50 were bid down to 4.47 l but later receded to 4.50 v while if old cum nek's remained quiet Reuter
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    ONE MORE FOR GOLD
    69 9 London. July 6. Danzig has joined the gold bloc The Free Cit\ has formally a>sociated itself with the d- relation of the European gold bloc on July 3 and instructed the Danzig central bank to ■.;et into contact with the central banks of the oher gold
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    GOLD "BLOCK"
    270 9 .Midnight Vote To Adjourn Conference l.iind.Mi. .lul> fi. a: a midnight m'"fTH th<- fold blo< unMiimously voted foi the adjournment of the Conference Ihe decision of the yold blcx- for adjournnent, vhidl makes it virtually ci-itain that mljtmi 111 111 will be drcided at to-days meeting of the
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    END OF DEMOCRACY IN GERMANY
    305 9 CENTRISTS DISSOLVE THEMSELVES All Politics Now Ruled By Nazis Berlin. July D: Bruaaing has announced that the German Centre Party has dissolved itself. The dissolution of ttie Centre Party marks tin formal end of the Parliamentary system In Germany. The announcement of the dissolution does
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    OLD BAILEY MASS TRIAL
    140 9 Seventeen Charged With Fire Conspiracy London. July I. Tin vreai tm- iniispiian trial openKl to-day ;it tbc Old u,.i!. and la exported to last .six weeka Tin- dock is m <r vded when all M-vtutwn defendant* ore ranucd m it that sp«'< ially narrow <hau.v haw
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    WHEAT RESTRICTION
    101 9 Fifteen "Per Cent. Cut In Acreage London. lul> h. FUt4.ii p* i cent is the tentatively agreed iafc of I'diution of the wheat acrea;i m conj Ptcttotl with the agreement previously mentioned but thi^ will deivnd on the crop. Exjxjrts v ill l>e bu<-ed on thus* 1 of
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    THE RIGHT PLACE!
    56 9 Anti-War Conference Jn Shanghai London. July 5. Lord Muiiey is loavini: for China to-morrow Ila preside at the International Conference of Pacific groups against War to be held at Shanghai. There will be delegations from Japan. Canada and th> United States. Miss Ellen Wilkinson will be a
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    PROMISED NOT TO FLY
    148 9 And Was Killed In Motor Smash Paris. July 6. The FRtench unman. Rofoida. the hero of the Paris Hanoi flißht with Codes last year, was killed In a motor smash to-day. He was married recently and promised his bride he would not fly again. Reuter to
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    FLEET NOBODY WANTS
    179 9 FLEET NOBODY WANTS Cruisers Arrive At Canton AND NOW—? Merchants Want Admiral To Return Shanghai. July 6. The Haichl. Haisen and Shaoho. the cruis rr. which left Tsingtao last week have anchored at the mouth of the Pearl River on which Canon stands, waiting for instructions from the Canton author
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    JAPAN CRITICISED
    433 9 Far East Debate In Commons London. July 5. In tin debate on Iferaflpi affairs estimates In thr Ihm ot Commons. Mr I-ansbury severely criticised Japanese policy m the Far East and asked who «-a.s protecting British interests m Man^hukuo. .Japan had torn id treaties and blasted rwr 'vav
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    CHINA BONDHOLDERS
    95 9 Will They Be Paid In Gold Dollars London. July 6. In view of the action of the United States m going off the sold standard, the Times says the bondholders are most interestedly awaiting the method of payment which will be adopted for the half-yearly coupcn due on
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    ULM FORCED DOWN
    55 9 Phone Call To Heston For Help London, July 6. A forced landing at Lyons spoiled the chance of Mr. Ulm. the Australian flier, of achieving a second long hop to Heston from Rome 4mere he arrived from Aleppo yesterday. He telephoned to Heston aerodrome to send an
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      1148 10 *l^^^^#^Bß^r^^Bi bY i I THE BLUE FUNNEL L1> T E (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 STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THL.
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      571 10 Ellerman Bueknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" UNE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Doe Spore. SaUi BpM» s.s. CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre. London, Rotterdam and H'burg July 30 Aug. 2 s.s. CITY OF ROUBAIX For London. Rotterdam and
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      456 10 P& 9 O British India and Apcar Lines, (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S C.OVERNMFVT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAi'\y Tannafc Slntapoc* .T "t.e»H». BANGALORE 6,000 July 7 CORFO 15
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      736 11 SAPLES, MARSEILLES LONDON ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND MIDDLESBROUGH. B A MARD T. 10,700 July 13 14 HAKUSAN MARU T. 10.600 Bept. 6 7 LrrgHTMI MARU T 10,700 July 27 28 HARUNA MARU T. 10.400 Sept. 20 21 T. 10,500 Aug. 910 g KATORI MARU T. 10,000 Oct 5 6 UNI MARD
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      498 11 TO EUIYOPG FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SUEZ. PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penang. N. York Pres. Hayes July 15 July 18 July 20 Aut:. 29 Pres Pierce July 29 Aug. I Aug. 3 Bept. 12 Pres. Monroe
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      754 11 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ I>E WEF.RT Friday. July 7. TandjonK-Ptnan*. Blinjoc-. D^b<>«'.s. Pan^kal-Pinang. Kotwi Bililton and Batavia. ROKAX— Friday. July 7. Pooloe-Kidjang. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poelcx-Pallar and Rensa' PLANCIUS— Friday. July 7. M intok «passenjrers and malls only), Batavia, Scmarang and Sourabaya. TINOMBO— Friday. July 7, Belawan-Deli PAHt'D Saturday.
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    OXFORD UNION
    255 12 Blonde and Bruette Make History Oxford. For the Ilrst time m Hrn history of the Oxford Union, a woman opened the debate. A blonde and a brunette m turn propped herself against the famous dispatch box unawed by the thought of the ureat men whom they 1 succeeded
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    "EDEN OF THE EAST
    246 12 Indian State Ruled liy Youth A prtnCC ha OQBM out o f tin- Ka>' vmith I hi ni> twentieth year. wIMM wLse ieu:ii ha>.drtady xt hn:i lu^h m the eouiu lls <>1 th«-Kinc-Em^-ror state.-, the Doih Express He is Sn Rama Varma Maharaja Raja Rama Raja
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    PRISON FORGERS
    142 12 Convicts on Forgery Charge Joh.«nnr*bunr.An amazing M< i y of how count erielt MtHWt Bank notes were manufactured by lon*r term native prisoners m Cinderella Prison and handI ed over by the manufacturers to their fellow prisoners to tide them over theid difficulties whiU looking for work on
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    LISBON FILM CENTRE
    129 12 Portugal Plans a Hollywood Lisbon. Portugal is about to make a determined 1 1 ffort to provide her own talking films and the TobLs-Klans company of Portugal has Ju.st completed a larre modern studio near Lisbon where six film.*- arc being produced The foremost artists and writers
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      681 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 th« 8.8. MANGOLA (3.352 tons): [Cargo only] ss MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      283 12 *^^^BBBBBv Guard his Health Giwm him Porai* v n««t and bo cur* his V^r rv«« before it 4* >p, loAurnra, Scar fan fc wbi othar iaf«ci)o i« di*,,,. Children like ihr»« tablets and 'he* 4-« m aaor* eUacti^r ih« H Eaap Foraufflur >*«4t bu? a bon.f to^a fORMAMIfii I.S. K.LIN
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      653 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan <via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m.' Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Gemasi every Monday.
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      78 12 I rafcnd, Dut. iflU tons, from Bali 6-7 for (Euli 8-T. Porak Brit.. 519 tons, from Trluk Anson 6-7. lor Teluk Anson 7-7. Socrabaya. Dut.. 341 ton>. from Pal^mbani: 6-7. for PnlrmbanK 7-7. CLEARANCES July s:— Tung Song. Gracechurch. Sin Aik l^c. Jcrantut. Najam, Esmeralda. Aing Leonp (Brit). Ardent (Nor);
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      SAILORS' SOCIETY
      321 13 Hostel Extension Opened by Prince George Prince Gtoorge o xned the new extension, v.hich has i-i-en erected .it I cost of over £30.000. to tta Empire Memorial Hostel of the British Sailors" Society, m Commercial Road. Limehouse. The Rev. D. F. Mackenzie, deputy chairman oi' the board of
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      BERTH IN NAVAL DOCK
      155 13 At tantieme to Stay At Cherbourg Cherbourg. It has nov. Ixx-n decided to remove tlj burnt-out liner L'Atlantiqiie to the naval dock here It will be recalled that a deadlock UNIM v hen the English insurance companies opposed her beinu: towed to 3t. Nazaire for dry
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      TRENORA
      154 13 820 -Ton Motor Yacht Launched The motor yacht Trennra was launched from Thornycroffs yarr! She is for Mr E. Gerald Stanley, and is 210 it. overall, with a beam of 30 ft. 3 ins., the Thame., measurement bemt; 820 tons. Two 870 b.h.p. Polar Diesel engines, of thr two-stroke
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      THE NEW FRENCH LINER
      88 13 Work Of Completion Slowed Down Paris. Although vec nt report! that tin re had been a susjjension of work upon the new 75.000 ton lir.tr Noimandic. launcica last October and now bcin? completed at Saim-Nazahe. MR unloumied. a m: -sage rrom Saint-Nzaire states lhat work has
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      100 13 The following passengers disembarked from the P and O. Mantua at Singapore: Mr. S. TolUy. Dr. Yueh Yo Ying. Mr. D. Hull. Mrs. J. Artery. Mr. Chan Chee Ping. Miss J. Hwang, Mrs. C. More. Mr. H. Price. Mr. H. Tong, Fountain. Mr. Chew Hock Leong, Mr. Kaan
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      34 13 The MM. Athos II is due here from Penang on Sunday at 8 a.m. and will probably sail on the same day at 1 p.m. for Saigon. Hong Kong and Shanghai. Berth S.H.B. wharves.
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      PASSENGERS WESTWARD
      485 13 Mantua to Leave this Morning Tne following passengers art- proceeding per ■A Mantua .-.ailing at 930 a.m. on Friday, for P. nan*,. Colombo. Bombay and Eurcpe Mr. Aspinall. Mr. H. A Dennis, Pay, Lt. Knctt. Lt. J. A. S. Browne. Mr. P Mathers. Mr. R. Ccllins. Mr. C.
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      ROUND-VOYAGE CRUISES
      327 13 Shan Savill and Albion Plans The n>und-\oy:u'»' cruises i> New Zealand by tlv shaw Savili and Albion Line which b nan last autumn, have become so attractive to British passengers who deelN Io Winter holiday m viMtinv on of tht Empire's mcM picturesque Dominion that th company 'arc
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      PORT HEALTH
      211 13 One Smallpox Case Reported At Singapore The health bulletin of the Lcasiic (if Nations' Eastern Bureau for the week ended July Ist. gtvca the following details. ttajchdad: 3 plague cases. Bas«cin: 1 plauue rase and 1 death: 1 death from smallpox. Bern bay: 1 cholera case; 14 .smallpox
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      436 13 I TUG NGAPORE FREE PRESS i fffice: 13S KOBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. jtt 6056. Cable Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. The premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazri eaoh morning. Latest news, latest telegrams and latest announcements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features include pictures, ladies' page
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      407 13 *^^^^*^^3(saw^ -^^o^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ t^k^^k^ Conquer Eczema and Itching Skinwith KALZANA, the Calcium Food WHEN you suffer from— Eczema, skin rashes, or other forma of skin inflammations, at once start taking Kalzana, the Calcium food. Kalzana contains exactly that substance— GJestsa —which makes the blood healthy and strong, soothes the nerves, and
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    ONE TERRIFIC ROOM
    182 14 I The Slums Go to Bond Street The sluma. m all their brutal reality, arrived m Bond-street. London. Set incongruously amid the glitter of Jewellery, the gleam of silver, and the bright beauty of fashion displays was one terrific room from a Kensin^'ton slum. It occupied a
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    THE QUEEN"
    169 14 .Jeanette Macdonald Film Abandoned What was to have been Jeanette Macdonald'* first British film. -The Queen." with Herbert Marshall as hero, has been suddenly abandoned t.n the eve of starting production at ELstree. states the Diiily Herald film correspondent Mr Herbert Wilcox. chief of British and Dominion Films,
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    U.S. AIRSHIP BASE
    194 14 Lakehurst Naval Station to Stay Open I jLkr hurst. New Jemey. July 5. Dt-spite reports to the contrary, the US Naval Air Station hen* will not be closed, and the dirigible Macon. sister ship to the wrecked Akron, will be housed at Lakehurst some time towards the
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    THE PLAN IN STONE
    116 14 100 Sculptors Beautifying Moscow Moscow, July 5. Over 100 Moscow sculptors are busy at present on the of artistically decorating the Soviet capital. In connection with this work, the entire city has been divided into sections, for each of whirh one sculptor or a group of
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    HOLIDAY SEARCH FOR GOLD
    70 14 4.000 Tourists Go Prospecting In Crals Moscow, July 5. Pour thousand proletarian trippers are taking part thL\ summti iii an organized nold prospec ting expedition. The expedition, undoubtedly the largest body of prospectors ever sent out m quest of mineral wealth, will be divided into 40
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    104 14 Programme of Drills up to and for week-end-ing July 9th. 1933. Friday. July 7th, 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, Ist. Bn. Sig. Bee. Unit Parade, "P* (Malay) Coy. Coy. Parade, fcde. Sig. Sec., Unit Parade. 2nd. Bn. Int. Sec., Map Reading. Saturday, July Bth, 2 p.m. Buklt Timah Range,
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      350 14 1/ Be sure you get Mil -A^r^ SBBbI BBBBBBBBBBbV BBBBBBBV BBBBBBbI bbbl A%^B m^ sv^"^»'*'*x*'^bbV |l MOSQUITOES \,^h When stinging, dangerous mosquitoaa 1 «rr armoring you, weak, inferior msecticides nill not protect you. Beware) of inserticidea claimed to be just as go«Ml as FLIT, hut which lack FTXPS |«jJ 111
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      462 14 BANKS AND CHARTERED^ANK OF INDIA. AVSTBJUJA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38. BL*hop. c gate. London. EC. 2. Agencle* and Branches I Alor Star T.oUo Semaranu Amrttsar
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      304 14 THE YOKOHWt J BANh. !.T!,.| Capital Bubsrnbed <1 up) Reaen-e Ftmd Prealdent I VUre-PreaJd. j| llf;»d <»• J s mt i|mim Branch w, 1 R\llll M Ul i L<»MM>\ Nij|t| 1 li N 1 r BRW. Alt xandrui l£fc\ v i 4 1 Calcutta. Canton. < I tien. Hamburg. Han,;
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      690 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BIIMA, I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, Mid j FEDERATED MALAY STATES I FPOM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITIRK. J J DAVBNTRY. ENGLAND J Wavelenfftbc 25. S metres tod 31 1 i metres. 1 Friday. July 7th. i G.M.T. 11.0 a.m.- J 1.0 p.m. Transmission on an 2
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      99 14 23 38 Ribat (Radio Maroe. c.VR Sun i pm. 19 84 Vatican City «l: ft iy» H Vj J*W^j| ajn. 19 82 Da vent ry GSF 19 73 Zecsen (Germany > DJB I—s D m 1968 Radio ColonUle ,P»ris). FYA nn--3 p.m. 19 56 Schenectady W2XAD. Mon Wed and o
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    FIN: PROBLEMS AND POSSIBILITIES
    826 15 FIN: PROBLEMS AND POSSIBILITIES 1 UYSTERY OF THE I POOL HOLDINGS fend Shortage m Near I Future 8 Own Correspondent] 3 London. Jane 20. S \tra>! with rubber, tin ha> ft ratively quiet week, the B importance having been the i X of a report to the effect B Government
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    184 15 Changes m Representative Prices Jul> 2 3 5. American Can Com 93 95 y t 93^ Am T'phone and Turaph 129. 131', 130 S. AtCheaou Railroad ggi., 73 Ou\Hmx 80 821 79 Fires lone. Ccmmon 23' s 25 23-1 Gen. Electric 24 257 u% Gen. Motors
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    INDESTRUCTIBLE BANK NOTES
    153 15 f Paper Pulp Coated With Tin metal .hat has rnudi canned tood.s posalso capable m producmg Imiitmttiliw bank notes (states "Tint A process has been perfoded by Swiss s'ientist. M. U. Schoop. for coating paper pulp with tin. The i.;etal is fused at a suitable temperature and
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS
    126 15 Douatead and Coy., Ltd.. Agents The out- puts of rubber lor June tn. in the following estates were Euitt an;i Coy.. Secretaries Penawat Malaya Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd.: Output for June. 840 piculs. Yardage treated. 200.000 cubic yards, running time. 638 hours. I I '.\'ted Patanl Malaya
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    SPECIAL QUALITIES OF STRAITS TIN
    1131 15 LOCAL MINE MANAGER DEFENDS OTHER BRANDS, Reply To Federal Council Statement The special ckmand for what the metal maiket t"rrr* g-. raits tin m preierence to ores! mined m otht parts of the world is arousing' discussion and controv. rsy which is now being taken
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    PRICES ADVANCE
    163 15 American Influence on Rubber Market Singapore. July Prtoee have advanced m all markets parIticularly m America, due. no doubt to the anticipated further increase m consumption ■tate Outhrie and Company Ltd.. m their weekly rubber report. A feeling of uncertainty prevails re K ardiny the successful outcome ot
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    HOME MARKETS
    60 15 Continued Demand for Oils and Mines I. (union .lul> I. The demand for equit\ shares has broadened :<nd th.te hay b»»-n rimtlmainl demand for oils and mines, both «>r borne and continental ■a < count. Speculative demand boa conttnoad tor eoppaf but, otherwise the commodity markets ha\e ruled
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    LONDON'S IDLK £30.000
    162 15 Sum F.i) rma iked For Strret Improvement Mr O Hu>i!l Strau.s> ;«t meetlnu <»! the LoncSn COUDtjf CcMßci] .1 -i: d For nformatlaa :>bout the t'30.000 dej>o*i'e'i with ihe Council m 1899 tot the porpOM <ii itreH laapreivwaßente by the railway company reaponMhai 101 aafldtng Vfnterloo stat.un.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    81 15 Brown PbilUpi ;.iid Stewart, ■anaaa; agenu Perak Rtver V.ilVy Rubber :<u A24 lbs Juru Estates IMtO I 1 Sfman::-.! :?4.4U0 U* Harriaona, Barker and Co.. Ltd.. Ftiuin.; iKanranUni Tin Dt edging Lid. Jum tunnut (pikabi 1989 (June Itn If6t», kioun run 74»; 1.537 .avdati- SHjMQ iJ4o.OOO'.
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      188 15 July 6 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2,4 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London. 60 days' sight 2|3 15(16 London. 30 days* sight 2;3 2932 London, demand 2 3 7 London. T.T. 2 3 27 32 Lyons and Paris. demand 981) Hamburg, demand 161 New
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      PRODUCE
      160 15 July 6 Tin Singapore Price (per ptkub «113 75 Gambler 4 25 Pepper White 26.00 Flake Tapioca 4 20 Pearl Sago BmaU 4 «c Copra. Sundried 4 10 Sago, flour 55 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin 1.07 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tic 1 f>n Socony Motor Gasoline ex
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      83 15 .lul> 6th.. 12 »,mnK, n«M>n B«>«tb Seltrra X SS. t-qual to Lender, Standard. S|x»t iJ<k,v HUM II X s s «qii*l to London Standard. (FjOB.I n n Standard RBB on Tend, r Juh llftfM 11 7 Ifi A\lK 11 11' UN 119 16 Juiy-Stpi 11
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    944 15 l'Hl KSDAY, Ml 6TH |»33 OLOiDfO QUOTATION* I Bayers Sellers Ms s» S f,d 2ti> -V.i:i^ 111 x d. 95 1 .OU 18^ Sd 19s 10 15 Batu Caves <$1 1 4o 45 Chenderiang <\a i* aos*. Hitam Tin (SI 33 38 Konp Fat's <S1 3« 39
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      81 15 Assets exceed $12,000.000 Aswuanee In force otct 835.006.0 M The Great Eastern life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) BAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    FOUR AMERICANS HEAD THE "OPEN" LIST
    282 16 HAGEN STILL IN LEAD Holder Now Lying Third PRINCE SPECTATOR Great First Round By Cyril Tolley VI the end of the second round m the British golf championship yesterday, Walter Hagen I U.S.A.) still leads the field with rounds of 68 72 140. Three
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    RAIN THE MARPLOT IN OUTDOOR SPORT
    270 16 PADANG TENNIS FINAL SOCCER ABANDONED Championship Finals on Tuesday The men's singles linal of the Singapore L.T.A. tennis championships which was to have i been played between Lim Bong Soo, the holder, and Chua Choon Leong, at the S.C.C. yesterday, was postponed Wring to
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    WIMBLEDON RESULTS
    177 16 L Crawford Heats Satoh In Semi-Final London. July 5. In the fourth round of men's double Von Cramm and Nourney beat Andrew* and Stedman 3 6, 7 5. 9 7, 6 2. In the ladies' doubles Madame Maihieu and Miss Ryan beat Miss Stammers and Mdlle. Jedrzrjowska 6
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    WIMBLEDON
    114 16 P. L. Tan Wins Victoria League Singles [Prom Our Ov.n Coi respondent! London. Junr 24. Many Malayans studying m England, took part m the annual Victoria League lawn tennis tournament held at Wimbledon yesterday. The winner of the American singles was P. L. Tan, A. B. Sheriff bein<? second,
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    BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    51 16 Results Of Last Night's Matches In the Malayan four ball billiards championship matches at the New World last night the pesults were Victor Woodford (P.K.C.) beat Urn Thian Hock rs.C.R.C.) by 300 points to 211. Poh Thiang Slew (U.C.F.A.) beat. Dr. Ix>h Poon Lip (S.C.R.O by 300 to
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    98 16 On Sunday. Royal Singapore Yacht Club "A" •:ia*s> will have practice races for the forthcoming interport race m Batavla. The "B" class will race the first of a series of three races for the Cardosa Challenge Trophy. The conditions of this race are that boats are
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    355 16 High Scoring m Chicago Cleveland Game N>m York. July 6. Booth fa bas* ».-:i!i puna played to-dajr vbk r..-- lollops: NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Cincinnati 10 2 CtUCflflO 5 7 1 Haf y made home bit for Cincinnati St. Loflfli ti 12 1 Pittsbuigh 7 14 0
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    HANDICAPS FOR TO-MORROW'S RACES
    390 16 HANDICAPS FOR TO-MOR-ROW'S RACES 110 FIELDS AT IPOH MEETING toother Lively Day In Prospect I Prom Our Own Correspondent Ipoti, July 6. ftdkaiM for the third day of the Pcrak Clubs mminp at Ipoh on Saturday arp lows i Jes, Class 11. 'Division 2. S'j furlongs:— Hall 9.7 Yellow River
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    F.M.S. BISLEY TEAM
    117 16 Five First-Class Shots Available London, .lunr 2ft. 1 ha\e just In'rncd that H. S Brown has informed Major W. A D. Edwardrs that he will l> available, if required to shoot m the F.M.S. Team which will compete m the Junior Kolapore Trophy and Junior Mackinnon Cup
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