The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 July 1933

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. i 1,004. t^>i ABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY, JULY 10, 1933. IM l.hVl>
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    313 1 Singapore dtfeated Malacca and SelaiiKOi defeated Penang in M.ila>a Cup contests on Saturday* -Page Chinese *irl boxers have made their appearance in the public ring in Kuala Lumpur Page 7. In the Supreme Court the quc tion was raised .is to whether or not the official assignee
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    THE MONSOON
    808 1 The Calcutta Sweep on the Derby u» n«* the only gamble thai arouses- the inter*, India at thLs time <»1 \ear There is the So in. VNft Ifbr ,>• .1 >, 'liinial lottery upon \\.'../i depends the pnisperitv t»f at IraM nve-\i\ths of the ]>»<-;>ie '> India :uid
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    LOTTERY TICKETS
    229 2 Alleged Broadcast Selling rAt Taiping Taipinff, July f. Distribution In Perak of tickets of an illegal lottery organled in Penang has resulted in a bis haul of ticket* and counterfoils in Taiping. A bundle of lottery ticket books in the Taiping police court this morning formed the subject
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    CHINA FLOODS
    125 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanking Threatened: Position Again Serious Shanghai. July 9. tTie main dyke at Sh^ichow. on the south •auk of the Huangho, collapsed (yesterday, •aid scores of districts in North and northwest Honan have been Inundated. .The low-lyinik areas around Nanking are •mder several feet of
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    AIRMAN'S DASH
    104 2 Attempt to Break AustraliaEngland Record ivtr. James Woods, flying a tiny Gypsy Moth jlane. arrived at Singapore on Saturday at 11.55 and left Mgain after a brief interval for \lor Star. Woods is attempting to break the ecord set up by Mollison in August. 1931, of < days.
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    KING OF SIAM
    63 2 Deliver Broadcast Address to Nations Ransrkok. July 0. "v King on bis return to the capital to ic at otnmonlM lncldsnt to the romacement of the Buddbist lent received the mast expressions of loyalty from the people It is now announced that his roni^ 4 d-.idca.st an
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    NONDESCKIFTS' EASY WIN
    364 2 Choor Singh's 102 Not Out I-ivlU-nt BiTtfrg by ChOQC Sn._.. ||M Nondescripts Cricket ICIUb our the Raffles Collepe XI in u return mutch on the N.C.C. ground yesttrda\ afternoon. The first encounter between the two team* last month was a win for the Collegian*, but yesterda> the
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    CLARKE CUP TRIAL
    524 2 Batsmen Fail to Live Up To Reputations The trial match to select the -Rest" cricket eleven for this years Clarkt Cup matcli against the Europeans was played on the B.R.C. grown' l yesterday instead of on Saturday as originally arrayed, as the sodden state of the jirour
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    NON- BENDERS BENT
    148 2 TTip SCC defeated the Nmi-B*Ticl« r> bv mnr ui< kft> In a match on the Padang pwl day. Scott -i>* ~^l *J7 to their tou. 1 Thr ..drri j all out fo »corrr mith I I compile. M Thr sec Uv^ J Uklnc 1< >«. I doubk-
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    PENANG ATHLET
    103 2 (tovcrnor Witru'v* Afternixin'* n.« ini... < s t n,n* m WH E»i>laiiac> pruvtfJ si.ur* Thf ft.. trw Resident c a largr gattMTlnff «trr pM J W <'... ymr.s ago b-. «inalDf U. j H.- u«s i.i» wi -0 jump and gained weand placra < r.> J B (i
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      512 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 in the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Construction of Haig Road from East Coast Road to Geylang Road and of Lorong 27A.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      211 2 THE WEEK I Monday, 10th. fllgh Water, 13.04, 8.8. ft. Tennis: Singapore Championship: mixed doubles semi-finals &C.O. court GoU Keppel Golf Club Ladies Spoon (stroke.) Bowls: S.CC. American tournament. ••■ootball: Commercial Cup: S.H.B.J.S.C. vs. Municipal Services, 5.H.8.; M.P.H. vs. Brantaeo, Jal-.m Besar; Fraser and Nej»vp vs. Hang Kong Bank. Anson
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    BLINGS IN A STORK'S NEST
    205 3 BIRDS KILL THE ■Would Not Tolerate imonsistancy character) in fairy .-nds, and we tell these ecauae they are pleas- But few of u* r»lat ion the stories (T(-;nai;v hov i\* r W. P. Sanderson. An B B rlin said that some H north of Berlin,
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    LOST EXPLORER
    135 3 Hhtr Attempt to Fiiui |J| Colonel Fiwceti BH I'ort-ot Spaia rinidadl HR P. H. F'awcett ft I heat oi Brazi ft > is to be madt ft B er. Up fen, of Cleveland, ft an txpertiUon t<j ft 'i- Faucett. Now he jy to New York. ft "he
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    MING AT NANKING
    182 3 H For Experimental W Plot Nanking. R tn| Ching-v.ei as Chair- Eg i rtiltatlop c tmnii I n. H N« king Dt- :-al of $100 000 to the Government and R with an outline of R the establishment of R for a subsidy of oi Finance was
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    CONFERENCE DELEGATES IN WORDY BATTLE
    450 3 CONFERENCE DELEGATES IN WORDY BATTLE TWO MAPS OF THE GRAN Forgotten War Remembered Over Cocktails iS££sfiS3£ s I sat between representatives of two combatant countries at the Cocktail Bar o f the I ftOfal Geological Museum j They were the delegates to the World Econo- i nuc Conference from Bolivia
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    RARE PREHISTORIC PAINTINGS
    307 3 NOT TOUCHED BY FALL I OF ROCK j Pyrenees Cave Treasures Archaeologists who have fell grave concern for the safety of the most famous prehistoric I paintings in the world, in the ca* of Altamira, Pyrenees, will be relieved to learn that they are unharmed and are
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    NAZI AMBITIONS
    326 3 One Party And One Class Berlin. H ri Walc'mann. President of the Wuerttemberg La::d;as has proclaimed in BtOttgart th»aims of the Nazi party as summarised by Cnancellor Hitler at the recent gathering of Nazi leaders. These are•l> Not only the rtiiJliHmn d th* Marxist! partv. b:it the absorption
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    LITVINOFF IN LONDON
    275 3 Soviet Commissar Loves Speeches Mr. LitvinofT. Soviet Conur.i> ar tar Forei.n Affairs and chief delegate to the World E.onomic Conference, is enjoyinir himself tre mend iusly in London. He mwli i n the atmosphere of conference. He i* a 'c. :ai porson. MomUf ..nd affabl.He love.- speeches,
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    FAST MAIL PLANE
    176 3 New Machine For Singapore Route? A twin-enemed highspeed mail aeroplane built at Norwich to the ordrr of the Air Ministry by |ft«n. Boul'on and Paul was flown prior to oflctel perfoi mance tests to b' arried cut at Martlesham. writes Major C. C Turner. The demonstration tcok
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    £4,500,000 BRITISH "SWEEP"
    707 4 £4,500,000 BRITISH "SWEEP" DRAW ON ST. LEGER -TO BE HELD IN LONDON Scheme to Aid Hospitals A 14..M10 000 competition sweepstake, orga- aimed by the Duke of Atholl. is about to be launched In London to raise funds to assist British hospitals and other chaxttles. Mini: million tickets have beer
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    GALLANT GUARDSMAN
    169 4 Runaway Limber in Line of Fire Dragged by terrified horses for 100 yards in front of a machinegun line during night firing practice with ball ammunition this was the experience of a fOOBg Ald?rshot Guardsman. The OooJrifcßJOJn, T. O'Sullivan. of the Ut Irish Guards, was in charge of
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    FELL 98 PP.: CONSCIOUS
    90 4 Woman Clerk's i Can't do On" How v.v.man mustard conscious after a M ft. fall as l<<ld al an ir.Miu-st at l.am- beth. S.E. A verdict ofl BUletde riiik oi unsound mind. dii.' to in<U'miij!i;i. was recorded on Mm Flon neee Lydia Lcx-k. aued 52. of
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    HABIT SPREADING
    78 4 Clergyman Begins Fast To Free Church of Debt Perth Australia A westjern Australian clergyman "has begun a fast which he says he will not break until the £200 debt on his church has hern cleared. He is the Rev John White, rector of the Anglican church of St.
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    IRAQ'S RULER WELCOMED
    908 4 THE KING'S WARM GREETING Cordial Speeches at State Banquet London. June 21. King Feisal of Iraq, who arrived in London yesterday on a State visit to the King, was greeted at Victoria Station by the King, who was in Field-Marshal's uniform, the Prin"e of Wales, and tin-
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    JURY FOREMAN ACCUSED
    381 4 Aliened Bribe "To Show Favour" '1 vo mi n who to MhNBCt an OKI Bailey jury ;h< i ondoa Guildhall nagttmtt They WMt iUtet Kuiiiv.i. .i .ci MM\ r.. dcMiibed M ait accountant o: MmM«. CIVMMft, Pulnu-rs Oi\ n, and Philip Kndttoi -tiled to I*- DMMM ial
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    LINKING. EUROPE WITH AFRICA
    217 4 10-MILE LNDERWATEB TUNNEL Preliminary IWs Being Carried Out j! M> «i. v .i.ji.-l i< i mi.r iiiKin. I pi willi V\ ,h«- 81/ raltMi- l.s now on Hh road ;■> ?t. This ls thi :>r t >s|HHt thai MkMm t;i« rMI the Spanish Hump S<vr»tar\ Srnor
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    ADVERTISING WILL IMPROVE QUALITY
    79 4 ADVERTISING WILL IMPROVE QUALITY Majt r tbc Hon J J Astor M P Pie&lcW-nt of the Advert Lsinif Association. .vpe*kinn at the Mansion House. London, said We are anxious to disabuse the public mind of the r...ti<m that advert win? is merely pn>nt-in-creasinK device Wi- realLs*' that «ood advertlsinx can
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    "DECAYING ALI
    70 4 Soviet \"ww ol l/i Nation* and mli dtaarmanv the abys- 1 J Irom a m> I-tlltl. I v For mon* or«»n «ut< UI.»M reaolui As to Mil known mmm ditintti i iercnce t.* k it hii.v fetta Im.i. Ponafci maximun »cti' «hdN« aim Cl WMt. Jupmi and MM
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    NANKING CHALLD
    38 4 South To IMum I eminent **fl l.istnu lor<n Hi. Jap* ix M OovernmMi N pUbtk bodl- M Fan* CNn H Charter s^ rrotn th Ron t«- All *^k roc who «x. wm in\it. 1 Hoiiv Km
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    EX-GOVERNOR'S ORDEAL
    193 5 lADED THROUGH NAZI MOB Police Chief* Plan to !k\?rade Him Berlin. Jun* 23. iu i singular spectacle Socialist, for many Btk i;i with his seat in L ■...<-'jgh ihe streets to !:ip OUtaftia the town. He tmanteaa and was -Hoarded bfle thousands of wets" lirud th streets toed,
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    HITLER'S NEST BAN
    366 5 Nationalist or Centre Party A::, r.u not Berlin, Mki in a nirtcant headline above the announcement of the bun of the Socialist party Wh- n w n 0M pan,- follow- Whether Teen e art;, or the Nationalist party Wifl be forbidden Onl ls a matter of speculation
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    TOO REAL DRAMA
    32 5 Actor 'Knifed' On Stage A stage rehearsal "knifing- scene in! The actor, uking the part of Pancho mutirm,, .oaman, h« to throw a^T a ?j Z^ 7X"L&ZTT wlth th
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    MOTORIST MURDERS WOMAN COMPANION
    264 5 THEN TAKES OWN LIFE Double Tragedy Follows Broken Romance A motorist who saw the shooting of a young woman in another car told a dramatic story at a Manchester inquest. The inquest was on Miss Edith Richardson aired thirty-one, of Church -street, Gatley and Mr. Walter
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    CRUELTY TO POULTRY
    127 5 Liable To Fine of $250 in Singapore Thirteen duck.^ u: a b;«s>:it. They earned I Chintz shopkeeper the deterrent .^entence of $25. or one month's rigorous imprisonment, on Saturday, when he was brought up before Mr. If. H. Blacker in the Third Magistrates Court on a rharpa
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    FATAL DASH
    305 5 Poman Who Ran in Front of Car verdict of misadventure was returned at inquest at Hove on Mrs. Gladys Hacking, aged 35, the.wife of a Haverstock Hill (London) doctor, who was knocked down on the sea U rent by a motor-car A-iven by Sir John Surrey Wn f
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    MANUFACTURING FOR THE TROPICS
    82 5 A new industry, the first of its kind ii% I Britain, li to be established in a mill at I llossley. Lancashire, which ha* been closed for about a year. Artificial silk waste spin- nine and weaUnir. principally for the tropical markets, is t I he
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    37 5 Tht Wrl<*>..n. reception urran^.ti by tIM I jx.r*- Y.W.C.A. to Mksts Marj Chen I for this 'Nfondayi afternoon h;v.» bet-n po?>t- I pOIMi to lat. r datr ..vin. to ihf md is portion I \fls^ Chen I
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    KING FEISAL IN LONDON
    43 5 Is^t the^,f rince of Wales were at Victoria Station, London, to welcome King Feisal of Iraq on his first State England. The photograph shows the Prince of Wales shaking hands with King Feisal. Standing in cen£T is the King.
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      279 5 LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT I The Year's Biggest Laughing Show that has brightened t up Singapore for the past week EDDIE CANTOR in UNITED ARTISTS MUSICAL SENSATION the RID Irom SPAIN DON'T MISS IT AT THE TO-MORROW NIGHT! Festivo Opening of BRITAIN^ Grandest Show <iAINSBOROrGH'S Rl(. y^/^|fl_-^P|^A C l^V\ TRH'MFH
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      VELSHEDA WINS EASILY ON THE CLYDE
      366 6 FOUR SUCCESSES IN FORTNIGHT SERIES Britannia and Shamrock Beaten London. June 17. Velsheda. the all-sf'el J -class ya<ht launched this sason for Mr. W. L. Stephenson (chairman of the British section of Messrs. F. W. Woohvorth and Co.. Ltd.*. has created a sensation in
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      NEW 100 YARDS RECORD
      348 6 Dr. F. P- Reid's Success at Scottish Meeting iFroni Our Own Corn -;)rndent 1 I (.ml. »n. Jult 27. Championship nthleMc MHIBP haie bOBB held thh week both m Scotland a::d the South of England. The Scottish gathertni nadc DOtohl by the wonderful time <i I
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      POLO CUP
      172 6 Jaipur Team Wins Championship [From Our Own Cot respondent"! London, June Z". Heavy rain enforced ixjstponement of the Champion Polo Cup final at Hurlingham. on Saturday, and the match took place this afternoon, between the Maharaja of Jaipur's Indian team and Sir lan Walker "s side. Osmaston. Jaipur
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      NO MONEY FOR HUGE STADIUM
      209 6 ATTEMPTS TO RAISE SUM OF £580,000 Mr. Jeff Dickson's Plans [From Our Ovn Correspondent! London. June 2*. Mr. JoiT DlßkMß'fl aticiinu to raise £580.000 to build the Westminster Stadium, to which I referred last week. lias failed. It is understood that less than £250.000 was
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      RUGBY FINANCE
      220 6 Profits of Welsh and English Unions Mtii oaluiu ibMt wMah 'A ill bt pn-st ntrd •a the annual mutiny of the Welsh Rugby Union at Cardiff this week, shows a pruttt on la*t wmmn of £2.500 Receipts fro;n :h« only bom rr.atch. that with Scotland at Swansea, were
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      GOOD SPORT WITH TROUT
      138 6 Fine Fish Landed From Southern Streams fFrcm Our Own Correspondent^ London. Junr 11. Trout li-slurrtin have enjoyed the »K>t oi sjxjrt throughout England t"i-> montii. Ox. tlir southern Mreams. then ha\e btt n prulanfM hatches of may-fl\. and sonu" ver> lin t fish have Ixt'ii causiit.
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      LAWN BOWLS
      123 6 Fixtures for S.C.C. American Tournament Lawn bowls American tournament at the sec MONDAY. JULY ltib. C. D. Belton and O. Duncan vs M St. Paul and V. P. Barbat. H. Henshelwood and C. O Fufrter vs. E. A Stewart and P. M. Aldred. E. H. R. Bowennan and
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      CAMBRIDGE OUT-SWIMS OXFORD
      87 6 London. June 21. The annual swimming match between Oxford and Cambridge Universities was fought out. I for the first time in public, at the Marshall street, "Baths. London, on Saturday evening and resulted in a well-deserved victory for the Light Blues, by 35 points to 18. Cambridge
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    SINGAPORE'S MALAYA CUP TIE VICTORY
    208 7 SIX GOALS SCORED AGAINST MALACCA M Large Crowd Sees Interesting? Game At Anson Road LEAD OF FIVE OBTAINEDf IN FIRST HALF m,! 1 1 E bl« margin, of defeat in both the Malaya Cup-ties piayed V ,',,s the standard of football displayed was of an
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    EXCELLENT DISPLAY BY DOLFATTAH
    1075 7 I Singapore .6; Malacca 0. I s. >apore achieved another conBincir/- win in the Malaya Cup comBe::\ it Anson road on Saturday. ■rh- defeated Malacca by six ■o; When they changed ends m Lf-time with a lead of five goals fcni] appeared as U something new
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    EUROPEAN'S PLUCKY ACT
    139 7 Man Rescued From Drowning: At Pulau Brani A rescue from drowning in the sea occurred on Thursday morning at the Straits Trading Co'.-: wharf at Pulau Brani. It appears that a sampan turned over and sank throwing the two Chinese occupants into the water. The men were
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    PENANG'S BID FOR CUP HONOURS
    1063 7 HALVES' FAILURE GIVES SELANGOR VICTORY Brilliant Goal-Keeping By Cherrington [From Our Own Correspondent] Koala Lumpur, July 8. The Malaya Cup tie between Penang and Selangor, played here to-day was regarded as more or less decisive as to who will enter the flnal against Singapore, though
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    CHINESE GIRL BOXERS
    435 7 PUBLIC SHOW IN KUALA LUMPUR Another Male Stronghold Captured I Prom Our Own Correspondent] Koala Lumpur. July 8. Asiatic conversatLsm receives another shock and another male sporting stronghold falls with the announcement that girls will take part in a public boxing show in Kuala Lumpur This is
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    A. C. S. MASTER TO RETIRE
    64 7 Senior member of the staff 01" the AngloChinese Sehcol. Singapore who i; shortly retiring. His assoriation with the sch ol as pupil and master extends back to 1890 when he came to Singapore from Ceylon on his father, the late Rev. H. L. Hoisington
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    SELF DEFENCE
    129 7 In returning a verdict of culpable homicide not amounting to murder aKainst a Chinese vegetable gardener named Cheng Poh the Singapore Coroner. Mr. F. O. Bourne, after having inquired into the death of a frogcatcher named Soo Wah who had been stabbed in the stomacli with an iron
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    THRILLING RACING AT IPOH
    1122 7 ALL BOTTOM-WEIGHTS RUN INTO PLACES Two Unlimited Sweeps On Same Day I Prom Our Own Correspondent] fpoh. July g. Some thrilling- finishes were witnessed on Uw la*t day of the Perak Turf Club's Spring meeting held to-day. The weather was fine and a large crowd was
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    INTER-COLLEGE FOOTBALL
    372 7 MEDICOES DEFEAT RAFFLESIANS Presentation of I Trophy Medical College .2. Raffl^i**, The Medical College debated the Raffle»bin^ in the annual inUj-College football natch Played on the Medicoes 1 ground on Sat.; -day I It was a hard light on a heavy ground, jbut the home team had a
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    WEDDING BELLS
    309 7 Popular Sportsman's Nuptials in Singapore Mr. George Christian Ajhwortn, of Born«» Co., Ltd., Singapore, son of the Rev. O. H Ashworth, M.A.. and Mrs. Ashworth of Harton. County Durham, was married to Miss Mar ?aret (Rita) Stark, daughter of Mrs. p. Kay oi Singapore and Lass. Scotland, and
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    MATTERN'S PLANE
    110 8 Engine Trouble Causes Forced Landing Moscow, July 9. Mutti-m had i lorctJ hmdinc one hundred iiiil.-.s from Anadir -Chuketka ov.Jnp to the engine breaking down Tliri"e weeks elapsed before he was able to transmit a toleKrani from the nearest office A San Francisco mt^sape statis that the machiiw
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    READERSHIP IN CHINESE
    121 8 Manchester I'niversity I lon Jul\ Tin nad i -flip :i. Chine*- l~ :i .u. «ii Boctel Bdobomi] «.t« .'t d In Ji Hand) >< > Umvtt.sit\ nus b in CUM »j> Mr fc \v MMd lcctiitlv oi ilit OOBmIM S.r\kt\ Tlv ap]x»intment ha. i> i-n macii )«>n
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT
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    69 8 Won IK Captain l)e Havillanri London. July Captain IV HnviUand. using a L«*opard Mot ft of his own dPM'4iv has MB tin* Kun- Ci'p ;n tace. Ho b«'at Flight -Lieutenant Edwards b\ thirty feet. The race started, and nided at Hittteld *\\4 was for the first
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    131 8 Sir John Simon On \\> Importance London. M" In »mrtu >b« Korvinn Mk in th«- Hiwuw oi ComnwDN la*t m«ht tbr P* S«'( rrtary. Sli John Simon r\pr»w« lhat in .wmf rr>ptct.« not rnougti *rtrtd« (Mkld t r I ur Pn«Tr Px brli«-\.<i would br n r«*llj-
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    509 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh I CENTRAL TROOPS NEAR CHARHAR BORDER Farmers and Students Rally To Feng's Banner Shanghai, July i, I" spite of denials by the spokesmen of NanUag in North China, the Chinese newsPapers in North China kr publishing alarming reports about the
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    116 9 Could Repay Half British Loan Paris. July 9. Public IhMHMI an- satr-lacrory enough to repay half the British loan «jf 130.000.00(1 by the end of July, stated Mr Dalndim addressing hi«? roin>tituents Referring to foreign policy, he emphasised that French diplomacy was in friendly constant liason with Great
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    80 9 Consuls Call on Mr. U Shao Gen i < Moscow, July 9. < A missage from Vladivostock states that the I British. French and Dutch consuls called on Mr. I Li Shao Gen, chairman of the Chinese Eastern i Railway and insisted on a settlement of the
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    76 9 Priests to Withdraw From Politics CONCORDAT INITIALLED Support For Nazi State Vatican. July 9. A Concordat initialled by Herr Von Paix-n and Signer P H celli. th<- Vatican Secretary of Stair, regulates for the first time in history UM position oi all Catholics in Germany It is
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    117 9 Mr. Roosevelt's Message to IT.S.l T .S. Delegation Washington. Julv 8. President Roosevelt tu-nlght prepared a message to the US. delegation outlining in greater detail his campaign f<n world price recovery as the immediate objective of the Economic Conference The message was drafted aitti two lengthy meetings
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    41 9 Fortieth Anniversary of Their Marriage London, July 6. The King and Queen to-day concluded their vteit to the Duke and Duches of Devonshire at Chatsworth. Their Majesties to-day celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their marriaee British Radio
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    20 9 fFYom Our Own Correspondent 1 London, July 9. Jaipur beat Osmaston 7—3 In the Roehcmpton open polo final.
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    78 12 Hull of Wrecked Freighter Cut in Two Odessa. A novel method of sau aging was employed by Soviet salvagers on the freighter Kharkov which during a fog became wrecked on a shoal in the Black Sea. her hull being badly holed. The cargo was removed from the vessel
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    1046 12 HITLER'S PLANS TO MAKE WORK An Expenditure Of £50,000,000 Details of the "Law for the Reduction of Unemployment" passed by the Cabinet last night are published in the Pre>s with the more or less uniform flourish of introductory selfcongratulation which is usual in these days, and will
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      261 12 HENDERSON LINE. I C K L INt SCHEDCLB OF SAILINGS kI K Bf FmrinifMttr hMwr Strmmtr B«Iwm» Imimi, Manellta. ISHIHAKA INUI MKI U 4 >»6li"* TRANSPORT BOMEWAMP tAILPiOS (Incorporated j, j^. Part «f rinvlnrtr REGULAR FREIGHT v V|) 1 1 PASSENGER SERVIc fe IRRAWADDT July 29 FmOM JAPAN CHDmwm Aur
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      531 13 Company's Reply To Criticisms Paris. Presiding tm the general meeting of the Suez Canal Company at Pari;. the chairman. M. de Vo^ue. devcted his speech to the ciiticisms which had been levelled against the company, particularly in Great Britain. He said that the tvvc main features of
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      240 13 Nanking's New Law Now Effect ive PvoamlOfttiflH of a law ;oveininu |hc survey :»nd registration of lighters was announced in Shanghai recently by tfrv Ministry of Communications through the local offices of the Bureau of Navigation. In principle. th<- r« milation covers lighters under ali Daft, but
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      193 13 Likely to Destroy The Trade of Danzig Warsaw. Thr now Polish harbour of Gdynia is to be further enlaced, in spite of thr fact that the Free-City ot Danzig is already suffering considerably trom the i lack of trade and despite the decision of the Council of
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      396 13 Four Survivors Sue For Damages The four survivors of a party ef French fishermen marooned on a desert island in the Indian Oceun u ill demand damages at the Seine Civil Tribunal from the company which abandoned them to die. The tragic adventure began at Brest in
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      463 13 A Sleel Cylinder With Flexible Limbs Portsmouth. Under iii»- iupgrvWon of Li •ut.-Coniniunder H. Arc lid ak. Superintendent of Diviu^. litnv bt'Kan it Whale Island. Portsmouth, a series of t( st.s with thr Tritonia deepna divint; dress. This is the Invention of Mr. Peross. of Byflrct. i'lid
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      71 13 Pulantien to be Open to Foreign Trade in November Harbin. The port of Pulantien, in the northwestern corner of the Kuantung Leased Territory, will formally be opened to foreign trade in November, according to an announcement made by an official of the Marine Bureau of the Kuantung Government.
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      14 13 The ss. Soudan arrived in London at 9 a.m. I on July 7. i
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    413 14 IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF £175,000,000 Finding Work For 5,000,000 Washington, June 19. President Roosevelt's vast and complex experiment of Government "partnership" in business and his campaign to create at least 5.000,000 jobs for the unemployed before the winter, was launched to-day. The public works programme approved
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      197 14 y ■'^Q^n Hfl^ REMEMBER te&th are lining parts of your body. They may be ill Taue^ lack of the Proper —but now^B^^l >^^ you can^^^^B Cure your teeth from within— KALZANA, the Calcium food, is the lutu idea in the care of the teeth. For many years people thought that
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      463 14 BANKS AND INSURANT CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each 53.000.00C Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38, BL^hopsgatr, London, E.C. 2. Agencle* and Branches Alor Star Hollo j Semarang Amritsar
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      344 14 THE YOKOHAMA SM BANK, Lift 1 (Establivhfd r. 'H|. Capital Subscribe f up) Reserve Fund President K i Vice-Pres-Or Head Oilur k MiU«pare Rrajirh -mi) i lllta Mfftn ri LONDON ns\Kl Westminster B-- 'Hie National Pr<vln':ai Buii Lloyd's B?nk. Ltd MUMHtv Alexandria «Egy^t. Bat«\.a. BrrUc Calcutta. Canton. ChanirhM. Dy^jj tlen,
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      674 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING j j CORPORATION j PROGRAMMES FOB INDIA. BURMA. g STRAIfS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDEBATED MALAY STATES I FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRT, ENGLAND. J Wavelength* 25.3 metre* and 814 J i metres. i Monday, July 10th, 1933. J GMT. 11.0 a.m.- 1.00 p.m. Transmission on an I omni-directlonal
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    808 15 More People At Work; Wages j CJn Llpwaro Grade Wm Our Own Correspondent; K London. June 27. Bh o a definite improvement in B teta thi> week A laree amount ■ft u :aken place Id the gilt-edged industrial shares have been firm evidence Of improving
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    102 15 lump in Exports During May Trade returns show that aurn^imports and British exports had increase*! over ?h»- tofek for wr-re: £57.294 K3K Cftl.lSljtl -=>^. 049.823 indicate that the month'.- imnced by £6.143.440 on April and by n the previous Ma;. f mparathe figures were:— Uu. 765.441 .£"26. 395.
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    131 15 THE ABROAD Par. J_|y 7. Amsurdam 12.07 8.25 A«h«_l 375 590 j Belyrad. 25.22'. 250 Berlin 20.43 13.91 J Bomba;. Is 6d. Is 6 1 16d. Brus*'_ 35 23.921- 1 Bucharest 913 5^35 Buenos Aiie> 47.62 41% offi I Copenhagen 18.16 22 13 32 < Geneva 2.5.22 17.20 I Helsiivjfors
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    40 15 Singapore Traction Company, Ltd. traffic i? u follow Traffic rrcoipt fur 1933 $102,018. de-ivase on corresponding month '.i-! j.car 511.400. Traffic receipts for 9 months ending June IP^3 5965 424. dfrre— B en corresponding period la>t $125,455.
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    164 15 Changes in Representative Prices United Press Assocition July 6 7 9. Americans Can Com. 95 95 93 Am. Tphone and T'graph 132 132 M 132 Atcheson Railroad 79^ 79 s~ 75 Dupont 82 82 go*, Firestone, Common 25 > 4 23 7 b t4% Gen. Electric
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    462 15 Sin?— port-. .Ih'v 7. MEAT Beef >teak < Round. K«u 99 -tcv. or curry 22 tak, lean d( 42 Pork. lean and tut ■lo .> gj Mutton Australian lb 35 Powl Kati 40 Hens i Locally reared do 42 Ducks Sa:«on* Ea I 7o Pieeons do T
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    58 15  -  Sin Obew Jit Poh Shanghai. July f». The strike cf the -women workers in th^ silk factories of Shanghai has eadrfl inc employers having agreed to reinstate their formeT wages of flft\ cents jer ci:r. Trouble arose Um week. a r -'i» v!un Um employer? attempted to
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    SCORE REVERSED BY UMPIRE
    565 16 A WIMBLEDON INCIDENT Mrs. Wills Moody Wins Women's Singles THRILLI NG TENNIS King Amused By Borotra's Antics London. July 9. The finals in the tennis championships at Wimbledon provided thrilling tennis. In the Women's Singles final Mrs. Wills Moody beat Miss Dorothy Round 6 4. 6
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    BILLIARDS TOURNEY
    304 16 Record Break In Amateur Contest Two matches were played on Saturday in connection with the Four-Ball Amateur Billiards Championship for the Frankel Challenge Shield. Salleh bin Kassim of the Pathol Karib Club made the highest break ever attained in Singapore, of 159 unfinished. He beat Goh Bale Yong
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    HAMMOND AND SINFIELD
    150 16 BIG HITTING FOR GLOUCESTERSHIRE Saturday's Close of Play Scores London, July 9. Saturday's closing scores in the county cricket matches were as follow: At Folkestone: Essex 252. (Freeman 4 wickets i for «8 Ashdown 3 for 50 Kent 121 for 4. At Nottingham: West Indies 314. Notts
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    YORKSHIRE DEFEAT WEST INDIES
    357 16 Verity's Fourteen For 83 London. July 8. Yorkshire defeated Um Wost Indies team by 200 runs in the match at Harrogate. their \ietory beiny due in a large mea-sure to the 1 excellent bowling of Verity who took 14 Aicket> j fcr an aggregate of 83
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    'VARSITY ATHLETES
    99 16 American Team's Visit to England London. July 9. At the Cambridge mass athletics meeting Harvard and Yale Universities bent Oxford and Cambridge. Each side won six events but the Americans gained victory through nine seconds against three by Oxford and Cambridge. Five records of the meeting were broken
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    RACING RECORD
    60 16 Victoria Grand National Steeplechase Sydney, July 9. The Grand National Steeplechase of the Victoria Racing Club resulted as followsREDDITCH (12 3) 1 THE CRACKSMAN (10-3) 2 MOBS TROOPER (12-3) 3 Eight ran. Won by eight lengths, five lengths between second and third. Betting 7 7—2 B—l. The time
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    JAPANESE ANNUAL SPORTS
    345 16 GREAT DAY FOR THE CHILDREN 5,000 Metres in Sixteen Minutes The Japanese Annual Sports oruaiu.sers may be congratulated on selecting a fine day for their leathering which took place yesterday b| Anson Road Stadium in brilliant sunshine. Practically the entire Japanese community ol Singapore turiud out lor
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    ATHLETICS RALLY
    347 16 International Competition At The White City London. July Tht results of th«- athletic meeting tlir White City were as follow*: Yards: 1. Whiteheact (Northern champion). 2. Scrimshaw. 3. him Won by yard Time 1 min. 54 1-5 sees. Throwing: the Javelin: 1 AMI Northern champion). Distance: IC9 feet
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    GREAT FOAL STAKES
    75 16 Borrow Wins Lingfield Park Two- Year-Old Sprint London, July 9. The Great Foal Stakes at Ungfleld Park for 2 year-olds. 5 furlongs, resulted as follows: BORROW i BIDOU 2 CARMON ANTICEPTIC 3 Won by a length,-two length* between second and third. Cannon and Anticeptlc running a deadheat
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    BRITISH GOLF TITLE
    153 16 SHUTE WINS RE-PLAY OP 36 HOLES 10th Successive American Victory London. July 9. In the re-play at St. Andrew's to decide the winner of the British Open golf championship Shut*- beat CraH; Wood by ;1 MM of 149 to 154 in two rounds. In the first 18
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    THE TIE Thrilling Play in Difficult Conditions
    357 16 THE TIE Thrilling Play in Difficult Conditions St. Andrew* July Tin- most thnlliu Bi.tlsh open <:olf championship ioi many yean must co on< r a'tain to Aincri< u. OM| Wood and Deivmore F.hutc. iht Rvder Cup |)l;i\w. tied for tirst nlaee with a 292 ag^reuat'- ior 71! hol» .v and
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    BOXING
    61 16 tarry Cains Knocks Out P. van Goole I From Our Own Correspondent) London. July J. In a match at Belfast Larry Gains knocked i out P. van Ooole in the fourth round. Johnny Cuthbert obtained a decision on points in a bout with Machtens. the Belgian lightweight champion, at
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    84 16 The draw for the Singapore Oolf Club Duffers' Cup is now posted In th* Club House. The flrst round is to be completed by the evening of Saturday. July 15th. the second round by the evening of Saturday July 29th. th third round by the evening of
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    64 16 The lolhvuiv. will represent the Y.M.C-A against the 11th Heavy Battery R.A. on the Y.M.C.A. ground on Wednesday, at 6 p.m. Chu Swee Rung; Kee Yew Hock, Tan Seng Hock; Chan Ah Wing. Chan Joo Kim. Ng Kong Yip. Chan Cher Beng, James Lovick, Jameston Llm, Lee Ah
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    COTTON BEATS SARAZEN
    36 16 London, July 9. At Temple Newsam, Leeds Henry Cotton beat Oene Sarasen over 36 holes by 4 and 3. Cotton was four up at the eighteenth with 87 while Saraaen returned 71 Reuter
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