The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 July 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 11JMTH ESTABLISHED itiUL SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1938. 10 CENTS
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    161 1 The Biahop of >la< ao wa» a »pe< Utor at the annual sports of St. Anthony's Hoy School Page 1C One prr>on va« fatally injured and 11 others hurt when the L.M.S. hdinburgh to London express was involved m collision with a goods train near Carlisle Pace
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    STOP PRESS
    211 1 DAVIS Cl'P Landam. July 13. Playuiu at Wimbledon m the Davis Cup European /one final. Crawford Australia, best Austin (Britain* 4 6. 6 2, 6 2. 6 3. Perry (Britain i beat McOrath 'Australian) 6 2, 9 4. 6 J. Reuter. round m his heavyweirht title bout with
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    DOVES IN A GARDEN
    914 1 fgf THERE is a garden m Surrey on th« flanK of a slope which look* south and west 10 the hills. Tt> the north-west run* the Ho* Back. to the west lie shining spaces sj Hamp■'hire, further south the eye travel* along th« line of Hlndhead
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      127 1 COMMIX STORES FFLES HOTEL WAS PREMIER HOTEL .ATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATKR. \VS ATTRACTIONS i DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 pjn. L DINNER DANCE-9.30 to MID-NIGHT. ;Kli SERVBD ON THE LAWN v Tea Informal Special hances Dinner Dances Dinner Dance* I i% Monday, Every Monday, Every Tuesday, wvdMJ-daj -md
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      223 1 SEA ViEW HOTEL TD-MMHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY VIOLIN VIRTUOSO DINNER $3.— NON-DINSKS SI— ADMISSION TO-MORROW SPECIAL DINSER DANCE I DANCE MUSIC The Popular A Versatile Band OK TUB &A. "NIEUW IBUMIO' 1 DINNma ft. /AFTER DOCNam AMOSBION $1. ADELPHI ffIOTEL lUof -Garden TUESDAY, JULY l«th, tWX 9.15
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      80 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Kall'A DtM^mper— P»t;« 3 Be»r BraiuJ Mljk— Pa«e 6 Prtrol Running to Wasu« 2 Ocan Motrvr Policies Pa«»* 16 CHRYSi^I ENDURANCE CULBERTSOWS SUMMARY^ j i 1933 CONTRACT BRIDGE AT A S I GLANCE. i CULBERTSON'S SUMMARY is S as popular as the Blue Book which explains the Approach-
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      1 1 LEADINrPROVBIb^STORES
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    PALACE NOW REST HOUSE
    214 2 Soviet Masses Throng Peterhof Grounds Leningrad. July 10. Peterhof, once the summer residence of the Tzars, has been transformed into a Socialist city of rest and recreation, a place for workers to spend their vacations. Peterhof is situated 30 kilometres from Leningrad, on the shore of
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    A MOSCOW VIEW
    321 2 "Aggravating the Economic Warfare" Moscow, July 10. The World Economic Conference is aggravating the economic warfare conducted by the capitalist countries, instead of easing it. and tt is ever more becoming the arena of the gigantic duel between Great Britain and the United States over the questions
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      216 2 NONSPI A real bMii to ladies In tropical climate and a utvtmmry adjßaet U the toilet table. NONSPI stops perspiration safely. NONSPI is simple to use. NONSPI is approved by Physicians STOCKISTS: MEDICAL HALL, LTD. CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TKHS WHITER AGENCY STATIONERS BEPAIBEBB. 14A Change Alky, Hlagipsrs. Tba Cheapest
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      523 2 TENDEB& j SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tendera an now invited for the following or services and that partfculaKs of swefc tmdm* may be obtained m the Tender Room. Supply of Heavy pipes and Cast Iron Specials for period Oct. Ist, 1*33 to Sept. 30th, 1934,
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      320 2 HSw i i^^SSv SB? Germs of decay lurk m ugly film f YtwmX trouble— keep teeth free from fib with dds special film-removing tooth paste ¥F you were to allow your teeth to gently removes this film and ret* JL go even one day without brush- the dean enamel surface*
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      294 2 white tail feathers up Into the boughs again, as I never expected to see in an English garden, and next summer I hope to see them E. P. in the Observer. THE WEEK Friday, 14th. dlgh Water, 02.42, 8.9 ft., 15.25, 8.4 ft. raiping Amateur Races. Police Band, Botanical Gardens,
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  • SPORT OF THE DAY
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      COOK KEEPS PETERSEN ON THE MOVE
      536 3 WORLD'S GAMEST VETERAN i lion's Useless Right Hand Bv.ir Own Correspondent London. June 27. t between Jack Petersen, th* .>. fij-ht champion of Great i _tt Cook, the Australian veta.'Mouday night. wa» a credit Prtersen. as you know, was erdlct on points over the
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      NEUSEL'S FINE FORM
      446 3 "ashed For Kight Kounds of tne took ptaee be Ui ay on Sunday. mbm -"iully. Jack P-ttt-h.avy-u tight, retired contort with Walter 4.3U r 'ta. -d the ring, a dr. 'a". CIM m hto loaktoi powerful world. Half 'attend wreck, bis fefco 'tn his rhm oount N\v
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      PRINCE PROTESTS
      322 3 Pestered By Crowd At Ryder Cup Match tlFrom Our Own Correspondent] hH Rr t London, June 27. Nt British professionals defeated their Aman rivals at Southport. to win this country's d Ryder Cup Match. It is an interesting that m every one of the five matches playso far
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      AUSTRALIAN RUGBY
      202 3 Next Month's English Tour Tin uralt programme 01 matche. lor the Australian Ruyby league team m England next year is August 2«th. v.s St Helens Rjcrestion. m mid-week, vs. Leigh September 2nd. \s Hull Kingston Rov«r.s; m mid-w»'ek. \.s Bramley. September 9th vs. Oldham: m mid-week. vs. Yorkshire
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      282 3 SUPERLATIVE QUAUTY I AT -AN f CONONICAL I pp ir" f* I State Express 555 Cigar- I ettes appeal insistently I to those discriminating I smokers who will be I satisfied only with the B_ l v 'XvXvx r from all others m their unique qualities I 6O Cf NT/
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      83 3 li ill The M()N A C O SALOON riiis model, which by its individualistic features, outstanding reliability and brilliant performance has earned a world wide reputation. is m its newest form sti:i furtoer improved. It is a car complete m all details which may enhance the comfort and convenience of
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    Colour Plays an Important Part
    1005 4  - Colour Plays an Important Part JEAN PATOU By /"•OLUOR plays an increasingly important part m modern lflo. Wo. as a race, arc becoming more colour conscious. This may bt due to many factors, but one of them, at least is closely related to modern chemistry. Colour. •as we know it
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    49 4 Miss Pamela Wellesley, the daughter of the late Lord Richard Wellesley, who wus killed m the War, and a granddaughter of the Duke of Wellington, was married at the ancient church of St. Bartholomew-the-Great m Smithfteld. London, to Lieut. C.R.A. Grant. R.N. She had made lier wedding dress herself.
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    34 4 Indian visitors watching the display when new types of aircraft were seen for the first time m public at the garden party flying display of the Household Brigade Flying Club at Heston Aerodrome. Middlesex.
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    THAT SPARE TYRE WAIST LINE
    912 4 THAT SPARE TYRE WAIST LINE And How To Deflate It I SPARE tyre waist-line Why of course That roll of fat and lax muscle that overhang': the top of your girdle, for all the world as though you had a little balloon tyre around your middle. Over the bridge tobies,
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    FRENCH FOOD
    343 4 Some Foreign Notions WHILE mam people lave hlmiil Kicih h lix'ci to Hrn dispunipftnent of t lmt of oth< i mntrim. Boniflhinu tnuat be alloy d for the nt icing efTr<t ot something dlflerrn' Other people.- lunches :in "»cU known to o< pi i«r--;:ble to one's owv.. and
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    CANARY COLOUR FOR THE NURSERY
    179 4 POO'tmj Bl L'E. r»M»« -pink. c«»a:\ .uid Uvnuk-i .v« mi a^ unit Un tlv nurwry mid art- *o \«r\ ;.ttrarti\« to ,h. HHNtal eIMHi one of th«v sluidis lor thr Miiall o|»l domain AN Lip-10-detc m h.-nu or d«i-orutlou m««-h tin oth.t day «as ntirel>
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    Reptile Skin Trays
    155 4 A decorative tray which has latch been Introduced by a well-known firm of master craftsmen shows how reptile skin can be used m conjunction with polished walnut to mAi charming things which any houseproud woman would like to possess. In grey lizard skin, specially treated to with
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    GREASY GAS STOVES
    94 4 Gas stores are difficult to clean when grease has splashed over them and even after \> a-linn: 1 the parts m strong soda water all trace of I grease is not completely removed The iiuist effective way to banish the greay t.s to use turpentine. Wring out
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    19 5 1 mof nentous events. At the Geological Museum, South Kensington, London. Photo shows the World Economic Conference m assembly.
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      128 5 British PlCtlirP Vtmiere To-Ntfit ,DA m oN or E Henry Edwards mfpi I I ill KSTON'S MOST g l^ 1 i ;!MJY"AROOFAND (of F^ Lieutenant" ra WALLS fame!) N j lh HREE POPULAR [TISH STAR! a Wllft^ young wife who thought she could ?W k' 3V T" th f<rP Wtth
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      138 5 -ALHAMBRASTARTS |fi| SUNDAY ?V here is I thislhdyy Music By FRANZ LEHAR The famous Composer of "The Merry Widow" MERRY MUSICAL ROMANCE OF MODERN VIENNA Introducing MART A EGGERT Supported by OWEN NARES, Geo. K. ARTHUR WENDY BARRIE RELEASED KY BRITISH EMPIRE FILMS. NIGHT AFTER NIGHT— ENTH ISIASTIC CROWDS ACTUALLY
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      91 6 !> ASSURES PERFKI MILK KDD! 4// mothers will be interested m the "BEAR BRANDT Baby's Diary entitled "Beyond Price" a copy of which will be posted to you on request. v cream milk obtained under ideal conditions from A Wm m UUI very s^'^ ul process, m the course of
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    IS THE DEPUTY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR ABOVE THE LAW?
    195 7 POWERS IN THE SANCTION OF PROSECUTIONS Man Who is Alleged to Have Made False Charge IMPORTANT POINT DISCUSSED IN ASSIZE COURT eutJ w h y° f discretion ot the Deputy Public Prosecutor was discussed m the Assize Court yesterday when an unusual
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    PROMISSORY NOTE TANGLE
    408 7 bjolit- 'ich Were Given iird Party IMPASSE Eth- ise Which Was lit; Indian Courts P a sum of money ov a pm (itiaults. and B takes meal against him foi l obtained the judgment, .tin to C, a third party. I the judgment by issue of •immons.
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    S.C.C.'s "FLYING DAY"
    92 7 Proposal By The RJ&.F.C. Flying club have nrfng Day for the' S CC and members of! I which is July 22nd. l t 2 p.m. continuing ild weather conditions arrangements could '1 lowing day. is forthcoming, this take the form of an ing available at a cost!
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    MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE' CHANGED
    200 7 MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE CHANGED DEGRADING OF SENIOR APPOINTMENTS District Officerships Reduced In Status A special supplement to the F.M.S Govern.ment Gazette dated July 12th, makes the following interesting announcement The Right Honourable the Secretary of States for the Colonies has been pleased to approve the changes described below m the
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    MONOPOLIES UNEARTH MUCH BOOTY
    417 7 $5,256 Opium Haul m Squatter's Hut A tr asure hunt whica vas con turned until ever $5,000 worth of chandu and opium nnd been discovered m and about squatter's hrit described before Mr H. A Forrer. th^ Crim nal District Judge yesterday, wh-?n an old Chinese
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    WITNESS NOT GIVEN A HEARING
    1529 7 An important and interesting point concerning the powers of the Deputy Public Prosecutor m sanctioning the prosecution of members of the public was argued m the AsshW Court yesterday before Mr Justice Cobbott The Matter MM raised by Mr K. K. O'Connor, appearing for Kerta
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    ALLEGED MANAGERS OF LOTTERY
    458 7 SEVEN CHINESE ON TRIAL Two Give Evidence for the Crown Allusions to the "Hwa Weh lottery" were mad? m the second court yesterday, when Mr. J. P. P. Gregg had before him seven Chinese on trial for assisting m the management of a public lottery. Originally
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    HOYS BRIGADE
    254 7 Singapore Corporals Now In Britain The SirmajK)re district council ot the Boys' Brigade desire to thank all those who contributed or hrlp-d towards the success of the jubiler fund Vfefafe has now been dosed The total KM ialsed was $1,389 of which over $1,000 ha* i*>rn -pent In
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    DEATH RATE
    117 7 Health Statement For Week Ending July Bth Average annual death rate for last five years— 2s.24 Total deaths male 196. female 75 Death rate— 2l.3s per mille per annum compared with 2135 m the preceding week and with 16.92 m the corresponding week of last last year. This
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    NEW CLUB FOR SINGAPORE
    451 7 To Be Built In Moulmein Road PUNS PASSED Progress of the Malay Football Association A new club will appear In Singapore m the near future. The Malay Football Association has In recent months felt the need of a perman nt headquarters from which its affairs can
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    CLUB PLANE'S FLIGHT
    229 7 Inspection of Landing Ana at Malacca A flight to Malacca for the purpose of investigating the conditions m the area of the Malacca Swimming Club from the aerial navigation point of view was made by Fl -Lt. Potter, chief instructor of the Royal Singapore Flying Club, m
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    SOVIET MUSIC
    147 7 Promised Land For Artists, Declares Singer New York. July i« The famous American opera sinqcr, Ml.-* Emma Redell. has returned to the United states after a lengthy visit to the Soviet Union, w I she ha* been touring the country and JtaMf concerts. In statements ,to preys rcpresentati\.
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      97 7 LAW NOTICE For Friday, July 14th, 1933 Before the Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. Bankruptcy. Before Mr. Justice Mills at 11 ajn. Summonses- in -Chambers and Originating Summonses. Before Mr. Justice Cobbett m the 2nd. Court Court at 10.30 ajn. Assizes: No. 9 Rex vs. (i)
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATH.
      43 8 EBER-- On July 13th. 1933 at No 472 Serangoon Road. Samuel John Eber, 79 years. The funeral cortege will leave his residence at 4.45 p.m. to-day for The Cathedral of The C?ood Shepherd and thence to Bidadari Cemetery for interment. Deeply regretted.
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      28 8 riu- thanks of Mr. H Fancott and Mr. and Mrs. J W Rignell are extended to kind friends who sent flowers and condolences m their sad bereavement.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933 FENG—PATRIOT OR MISFORTUNE ?
    760 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933 FENG— PATRIOT OR MISFORTUNE With the exception ol the Southwest Government, which has its own axe to grind, all factions m China are beginning to regard General Feng as something of a nuisance. The only justification for his adventure would have been a
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    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
    136 8 Indian Campaign To Uv Withdrawn I'onlM JUI> 1.1. lln IndiMi Ciwl DLsoLm dir-iu t r-aiiipa::;ii will pi<ib:«l)ly bi \wthdraun to-muinm Ih majorits (if shakers at to-day's Columns* meeting advocated that thr nlmrtdniiiiu-r.l of th» ampul. lather than th( suspension ot th< order VtvM it-ap tlu full Lh-ii fit
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    TIN AGREEMENT
    131 8 Sir Cunliffc Lister's Plea London. July l:». iiu pi«M tiun tin producing eoontrft* ..»i \it suhs» ritM.rs to th< International Tin Ai<> nvnt ourht to v«t m u>u< h wnli th»- m3m iiu rvemcut was made b\ Sn Philip CunlifTi LM> »t this afternoons nu^-thms o! thi Economic
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    TRANSATLANTIC PLIGHT
    141 8 Italian Planes Reach Labrador Mu-di.K (Xfw Brunswick i, July 13. Th Italian Air Armada arrived at CartwriKht. Labrador, at ISO p.m. E.ST. CBmIOTI Standan'. lint) Renter Nr» York. Jul> 13. The mnada arrived m {twos and thres «f Caitwrinht Sixteen aeroplanes Hliuhtod up to 310 E.ST Thr visibility
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    FOUR POWER PACT
    43 8 To be Signed m Rome On Saturday Paris. Jul> 13. The Pour Power Pact will be sinned m Rome on July 15, according to information received b.v th* French Government The French? Ambassador 1* empowered to sign for France. Reuter
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    MR. SOONG'S LONDON VISIT
    409 8 SOUTH WEST COUNCIL MESSAGE Loans~Will Be Repudiated anton. Jane The South-Wtut Pol'.Ucal Council has dc*patched the followaic telegraphic menage to Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald as head of Hl* Mai— ty's Oovernm m In the United Kingdom There are persistent report* that Mr. T V. Soon*. Chinese
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    WORKERS' FLATS
    131 8 Opened by the Prince of Wales I ••iidon July 11. 1 1-. Mm ol Wales* this, .iltemoou op» n«\i two blot-Its ol London's most up-to-<iate morktTj" flats »'re<t«d on «^it ground «>n hi» «v\n D\ic.n ol Cornwall estate at KrnnuiKton I'lic buildinu 1 whkh an rt*t:aided a- a
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    EXPRESS IN COLLISION
    83 8 One Person killed And 11 Injured London. Jul> II li.. ni n. ot tin- pa uhl« a I (olliMon \v>trrda\ Nv >"i UN Ix>ndon Mn. and Scottish Eti-.nl ..ich Ui London rxptea* near Cuiiislr dii-d tn hospital this mornuu' i .isv nt: anci mc oilier rail* 1
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    M.S.A. DISSATISFIED
    83 8 M.S. A. DISSATISFIED Methods of Posts, Telegraphs And Customs Amongst matters discuv>«<l by the n»ininittee of the Malay States Association at a recent nveetinß of that body In Kuala Lumpur were postal and custom* method* A miU omnnttee *a* appointed to report un the following <1 the procedure oi the
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    BRITISH IMPORTS DUTY
    92 8 Certain Items Exempted From To-day I^ndon. J a |> v. Gum arable and also cobalt mr tal In the form of rondcLs. pellets squares but not Including alloys ,>f cobalt, are exi-mpu-d from Import duty as from July Mth. The Advisory Committee .-taten that th- «upplies from
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    SENATOR PITTMAN'S SILVER PLAN
    226 8 SENATOR PITTMAN'S SILVER PLAN COUNTRIES A TH ..J COIN A. Metal Instead i p^ furrenc A .subi tuutr kur: < his original *Uvei n the United Wales Stiver Sub-commit i. eminent* r*prr*eu> should prevrr. atlver coinage or m«lt. All governmen 1 leremr s Uall re-iiu*i< ftnenri* ol at W-*m consistent
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    THE POPE
    85 8 Visit to Villa In The Pur tin nrftt tune ainrt 197< H» tin P.mw \i-itcd th« MIU h«* Albmi Hill. 4 rr«ort of the PimtlfTk Tl» a trn-at wocrrcy and Ui <>ni Hi» M miKht fscapi from the pn «a\r Ui the capital The INj^i n -lurrwd had
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    HIGH TREASON TRIAL
    28 8 Heavy taftOMH lin I"** <. Ml H im(MMii ranrtnw fr« II 4 >-ar« Tuo ovit „f tin Th» prtMmi > v «»1 nuht»»' p.. nnd bn»> Reuter
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    £2,*****0 CONTRACT
    28 8 Polish A^ri Brfthh i A fi«*r year. 1 1 t<> £2.000.000 p.. -f!«ti ol hM feMI ii I r^ Mini .<nd M 'n- lit..: Reuter Wireless
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    55 8 LATEST KIBBH: tgj* AND STFHI •< Rubber and n sterlinß rate In n specially cabled t« as follow Jj RIHI. 2 Spot (Buyrr^ I Sellers I Oct-Dec Jan-Mar 4 April-June Market Btroi „h1 July Sept Oct Dec spot ISM 3 Months £2H-l M Market Flat m cross i.y
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      47 8 A CENTENARIAN says that the modern girl is no hand at making jam. Her hand thrust out of the wrong side of her car, however, often makes a traffic jam. "GAFLAC" Policies make wonderful preserves. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    HAVY FIGHTING AT CHARHAR
    560 9 H A V Y FIGHTING AT CHARHAR FENG'S EARLY SUCCESS Allied Forces Capture Two Towns DOLONOrTfrIE GOAL Japan Finds New Excuse to Break Truce Shanghai, July 13. In spite of feverish efforts' by Genera Yen Shih-shan to bring about a settlement of the situation m Charhar by amicable means, heavy
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    HORTKR WORKING HOURS AND HIGHER WAGES
    95 9 merit m Resolution At Economic Commission Tt \TIONAL PUBLIC WORKS SCHEME SUGGESTED London, July 13 •k of a breakdown the Wond Economic Conference ked on an ambitious programme which at this morning's busy tor some weeks. Public works alone would deliberation for a fresh
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    WHAT GREAT BRITAIN HAS SPENT
    999 9 E too held plenary t propowU on publi I draft economic i s >v let proposals ;•>: pns-ibilities of behall o$ the Interoasupported largeun Internationally comires tvouuMG hoiks objected to the tnter [the motion on the Inj the burden of "iculaiiy m countries tatted mju^.
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    HONG KONG FORESHORE BILL
    158 9 MATTER RAISED IN COMMONS Private Marine Rights Projected VOffei m Hon» Kong harbour under the proposed Foreshore and Seabed Works 1 Ordinance were the subject of enquiry by Sir Wardiaw Miln<> m the House of Commons. Sir V. Warrender, lor Sir Cunliffe Lister, said he had
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    NAZI WARNING
    110 9 "National Revolution is Over' Berlin. July 11. A wanting against unauthorised activities oi individual Nazi groups m abrogating to them selves the functions ot Government has be<n circularised by Herr Fr.ck. Minister tor lac Int rior. to all Nazi admi'.Lstiator.s and .st«.rni trooj) leader*. The -emoraniuni states th;"
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    RICH OIL BELT
    83 9 Mosul Company to Commence Operations London. .1 ti t 11. Tlii> important derision to develop tIM t >nceaatun a rich belt ot oil bearing land >1 4b. ()<K» .square miles west of the rivt«r Tijrri-; hi I* en i at lied by afOMl Oilfields Limited. Thi com
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TRADE
    32 9 Further Negotiations To-day London. July II Dim ussioii.s on thi bahmci oi trade b twe-n Qraat Britain and the Soviet are undersU od to havr been < ompleted and further nflgjaHi-
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    EXCHANGE MARKET j
    69 9 Gold Currencies Steady j J London. July 13. I Thr exchange market is quirt and J J featureless. Fluctuations of the do'lar > I hve taken place within three rents. J tiold runenoi«*> air st<\id\ with the I I'aris rate still under control. lleutrr. tions will baghi
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    BREAD PRICES
    63 9 U.S. Government's Warning Wash! ok ton. July 11. The Secretary ol Agriculture ha.s Informed the mayors of 49 cities m twenty-five States that the Government will use its full powers if necessary to prevent "unwarranted increases m bread prices'" as the re.,ult of the increase of price m
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    U.S. CONSTRUCTIONPROGRAMME
    27 9 Washington, July 11. A construction programme estimated to cost $200,000,000 has been approved by the Cabinet Board m charge of public works— Reuter Wire- less.
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    STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LOSS
    39 9 Berlin. July 11. A loss of 1,927,000 marks is disclosed m the annual report of the Hamburg South Ameiica Steamship Company. The loss will be covered from the special reserve fund created last year —Renter Wireless.
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    COMMISSIONER OF SYRIA
    36 9 Paris, July 13. The Council of Ministers has appointed M. Dementel, Ambassador to Tokio, as High Commissioner of Syria m succession to M. Henri Ponsot «no has been appointed ReddentOeneral of Morocco. Reuter.
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    CENTRAL BANKS
    114 9 U.S. Refusal to Discuss Co-operation London. July 13. Th* 1 United States' refusal to discuss th c-o-operation ol the central banks at yesterday's meetinjj of the Wcr'd Economic Conference was justified by Mr. Eugene Robert Black, a member I 01 the Federal Reserve teoard who declared the 'Federal
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    DON MUANG BUSY
    82 9 Planes of Four Nations At Bangkok VProm Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July IS. The planes of four nations arrived or departed from Don Muang to-day a Chinese, French, two Dutch and the British Astraea. The last-named flew over the new Penang aerodrome and left Alor Star at
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      583 11 \4tal _^^B9^av\-W^l ±j to fiuaopfi FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SLEZ. PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. S'porr. Penang. N. York Pres. Hayes July 15 July 18 July 20 Aug. 29 Pres. Pierce July 29 Aug. 1 Aug. 3 Sept.
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      839 11 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ TOBELO— Friday, July 14. Bandjermasin K °.^y~" Frld>y July 14 Prt l Rad J a 1 Tembilahan. Poeloe- Pallas and Rengat OPHlR— Friday. July 14. Muntok (passengers and mails only> Batavia Sem*rarur an« Sourabaya. TINOMBO— Friday. July 14. Belawan-Deli TOBOALl— Saturday. July 15. Kcedap,
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    WAKEFUL NIGHTS FROM DYSPEPSIA
    87 12 Nothing wears you out more quickly tnan a period of wakeful, restless nights. The cause of the trouble is usually dyspeptic disturbance, and the remedy is Bisurated' Magnesia. This preparation calms the stomach, banishes the fermenting unrest, and induces healthy slumber by the sensible means of
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    PORT HEALTH
    205 12 League Of Nations Weekly Bulletin The health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau for the week-ended I July Bth is as follows Beirut 1 smallpox case Bassein 2 plague cases and 2 deaths: 2 smallpox cases and 1 death Bombay 1 cholera case and 2 deaths;
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    A MALACCA FAREWELL
    156 12 Popular President of S.S. (M) A. Entertained Malacra. Jul> 11. Mr. W. Munro. the retiring president of the Sttaits Settlement* (Malacca* Association, was entertained to a farewell tea by the members of the Association yesterday at the svn Cheonn Society. Those present win- Mr F M. Edmonds,
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    PENANG CLAIM FAILS
    96 12 From Our O\ n Correspondent Penanjc. lulv 1 1 In the Supreme Court to-day Mr Justu Snwrey Cooks* >n dismissed a claim brought 0y Yeoh Saw Oeok. widow of Lim Eow Hooi. against the Penang Chines** Thrift and Benefit Association for contributary call on the ground that
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      676 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 SB. MANQOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] •a. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      301 12 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGatio, COMPANY LIMITED. FOR FREMANTLE, ADELAIDE. MEI Itm M AND SYDNEY M QUILOA (7765 tons Gross Register) SAILS 6 a.m. MONDAY. Jl LV lYtl Good saloon accommodation available. Fares to I^. Adelaide $22«. Mrlbourne $225. Sydnri 80l STEAD < <im i i Tile No 5437 ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL
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      697 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursdays 7.30 a.m. 1 Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. < Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to 1 Friday 7.30 a.m. J Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Mon- day and Friday 7 p.m.
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      283 12 PASSENGERS WESTWARD The iollov in -4 nere the first cUuvs pas-Mii-:fr.N qv the Arabia Maru which Ml yesterday lov East and South African and South American ports Miss M Grevley Miys B Turnner. Mr V Allo rh. Capt;un M Milhr Mia V V dr Gale 1 qMt Mr T Yrmadi
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      INTERNATIONAL CARRYING TRADE FOREIGN SHIPPING SUBSIDIES
      607 13 INTERNATIONAL CARRYING TRADE FOREIGN SHIPPING SUBSIDIES British Committee Protests To Congress Thi- report en the "Mercantile Shipping Ciws piepared by the British National Commit too of the International Chamber of Com- merce. and presented to the Biennial Congress cf the Chamber at Vienna, states that the National Committee "views with
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      ATLANTIQUE'S FIRE
      163 13 Mystery of the Abandoned Lifeboat The discovery m the North Se;i «>f one of the motor lifeboats of L'Atlantique. the French liner which was abandoned on fire while coming up Channel on Jan 4, adds to the mystery which surrounds the outbreak The lifeboat if described a»s perfectly
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      ROTTERDAM HARBOUR
      128 13 Extensive Reductions In Dues As and from July Ist the Rotterdam harbour dues for sea going ships will be lowered by about 16^ per cent., this reduction will be still more effective for vessels plying m a regular line service and carrying general cargo. For these vessels the
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      ARAMIS MISHAP
      155 13 Shanghai Vessels to the Rescue Assistance has reached the Messageries Maritimes liner, m.v. Aramis. which struck a submerged rock on the night of June 20 during a dense fog. when 210 miles from Shanghai. Most of the passengers have been transferred to tenders which left Shanghai immediately on
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      THE SPANISH MAIN
      130 13 English Yacht's Treasure Hunt I London. A year uuo nine Englishmen left Brixham. Devonshire m a 35-ton yacht to search the Spanish Main and the Cocos Islands for lost uold But the treasure hunt has Tailed and the men are returning without the --10ld or their yacht
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      SHIPPING SUBSIDIES
      110 13 T.S. Delegate And European Proposals The New York Journal ol Commerce" states that, "m order to fortify the United States •gaJMI succumbini: to European proposals to slop tht Miv uii<- to American shipping U lor. ign Oowrnnient* all :;cree U> terminate their i'l\sidies" President Roisc clt is considering
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      ATLANTIC MAILS
      94 13 Ships Plane Saves 38 Hours A neon) ol ureat importamv wa.s established «»n June 22 by an aeroplun Vhftdl «M catapulted from the North Ocnftaa aA Europa at 1.45 o'doek m the tnornmg. 812 miles oft* S*»uthampton The plant reached Soutliampton at 10 10 am landed it mail-
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      SHIP CASUALTIES
      94 13 One Motor Ship To Ton Steamers According to returns compiled i>y tIM Lttrtrpool Underwriters' Association. 444 vessels of >00 tons grOM :md upwards, met v.ith casualties In March, as compared with 468 m March. 1932 562 m March. 1931. and 629 hi March. 1930. Th« total 1 >sses
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      POTEMKIN RAISED
      78 13 Famous Vessel Sunk During Revolution Odessa, July 12. Tho la'm> passenger slramtT. Poti-mkin. which was sunk m the Black Sea by the allied inter ventionlst forcis operating m South Russit after tho world war. has bt-en raised by tht Soviet salvaging expedition and brought int< Odessa for reconditioning
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      HEADACHE AFTER HEADACHE
      177 13 Now She's Free From Them A woman writes "I would like everyone who suffers from headaches to try Kruschen Salts. Before taking Kruschen I was hardly ever free from a headache But since I have been taking it regularly I have hardly had a headache, for which
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      469 13 r the Igapore free press I 138 KOBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. I able Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. ■I premier mornins daily m Malaya. Delivered S uih the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest S lews, latest telegrams and latest announcements. J i ,mdon rubber and tin cables appear daily. i Special features include
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    WIFE SUES WIFE FOR ENTICEMENT
    121 14 Famous Dance Band Leader And "Rich Woman" FIRST CASE OF ITS KIND Boasted She Could Have Any Man She Wanted THE allseed enticement ol ahu rand a w?ll-known aaicr orchestra musician by the wife of another man was the subjecl of an action for damages
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    DAILY VISITS TO FLAT
    2208 14 It ttas stated by counsel that Mr Hardy is' ited a defendant a.s the husband of Mrs Hardy and responsible for his wife's torts Mr Charles Doughty, X.C.. and Mr. F W. Beney appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr H. 1 P Hallett for the defendants.
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    MRS. HARDY'S DENIALS
    1464 14 No Money Of Her Own Mrs Hards m the witnev-box. said slu was a widow with one child when she married Mr Hardy m ]918 She had no means of her own. only a dresLs allow am < from Mr. Hardy It was not true, added Mr.s
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      648 14 BANKS AND INSI U v m CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUBHLAXIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600.000 shares of £5 each Cl.OOOJ* ■-S Pund 2 ZZ Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1.000.000 MAD OFFICE I 38. Bi&hopsgate, London. E.C 2 Ageswlof aad Bmnrbe* Alor
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      264 14 THE Vll! \MtH OaplU, v. v up' V'.ce-Pr* Siatapore Bra., IM|| LOM K| Westminster The National Lloyd's Bank 1 I Hi Hk Alexandria CalcutU. Canu r V^^H tlen. Hamburg. I Honololu. Katjnii: fl Angeles. Manila Newch«ans. Pv Rangoon. Rio d*- n Semarang. Shsi Sydney. Toklo. T)' Correspondent v of the
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    172 15 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION I rROuK^MfcS FOB INDIA, BG&MA. I STRAIN SETTLEMENTS, and I FEDERATED MALAY STATES i I TROM FMPIRE TRANBMITTBR. i I iRY, ENGLAND J I i wtwlPnfT"* 2. C 3 metres and 11. 1 J I metres >viu. Uilv 14th I V I "ranMiibMon on an i I
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    REPATRIATION STOPPED
    308 15 ■Vv Inn Ceases State Aided Departures Colombo. July 5. scheme that has been m > H B-" tnce May 10th. In connexion with tea V- cease as from July 9th. understood, was arrived c l Board o: Indian Immigrant Labour .J B ■Mtißf htid a* the Secretariat, Colombo.
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    9 15 Changes m Representative Priceg f212
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY
    513 15 The following publication.- were issued or received by the Department of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S., during the period July Ist to July 7th 1933. inclusive, and are available for public j us«; m the Reference Library. Fulk-rton Building Singapore Application may bt made by members of the
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    THOSE AMSTERDAM CONVERSATIONS
    1165 15 "PROGRESS" REPORTS DENIED Dutch And Forward Selling (From Our Own Correspondent J London. Jane 27. Discussion* m Amsterdam between representatives of British and Dutch rubber growers, with a view to finding a scheme of restriction which shall be both practical and acceptable to each party as well
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    TRADE WITH U.S.
    216 15 Imports And Exports Figures For May Mr. Donald W. Smith, American Assistant Trade Commissioner, Singapore, has received by cable the following statistics relating to the foreign trade of the United States with Middle Asia for May. Total Exports from United States G$ 114.000,000 Total Exports to British
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    RESTRICTION RUMOURS
    161 15 Kffect On Singapore Rubber Market SinxAporr. July 13. Ttaa Kami market feu been mast sensitive to restriction rumours and fluctuations in the London New York rates of exchange, state Messrs. Outhrie and Co. In their weekly nport. Forward positions have been somewhat neglected during the week, but a
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      186 15 July 13 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 l 32 London, 3 months' sight 2)4 London, 60 days' sight 23 31|32 London, 30 days' sight 2)3 15J16 London, demand 2|3 29|32 London, T.T. 2|3 7|B Lyons and Paris, demand 976 Hamburg, demand 159 New York, den-and 53
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      PRODUCE
      156 15 July 13 Tin Singapore Price fper ptkul* $***** Oambier 4 J8 Pepper White 6 bO Flake Tapioca 4 ?o Pearl Sago Small 4.00 Copra. Sundried 3J5 Sago, flour I.MH Devoes Imperial BrtlUaoi Keroaene per tin ijn Bylvan Arrow Kerosene per un IJt Socony Motor Oasollne ex pump per British
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    18 15 THURSDAY, JLXY 13th ISJ3 uLUMW UUOtATJON* 454 DOLLAB WJIMBBS 2121 ***** iNnrsTnni ***** LOANS 6
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      70 15 KsstU exceed HM— Assurance In force <m T fssj—J* The Great Eastern life Assurance Co^ LtA (Incorporated to the Straits Settlement* Hi OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building Cecil Rti^ a< Company has £20,000 depoaited trT^ ST^ OPPICE W JeiiI E C «~u witn use Supreme Court of England and complies
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    MALAY'S TRIUMPH OVER CHINESE
    513 16 SECOND DIVISION MATCH Fast Game Not Free From Roughness j Mala vs. 2: Chinese. .1.1 After a comparatively indifferent start the Malays settled down to a skilful short -passing uame which finally carried them to victory by the odd goal m three m their second division
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    VARSITY CRICKET
    60 16 Cambridge Oxford Match Drawn London, July 13. Tlic annual Cambridge vs. Oxford cricket match which began at Lwdt <>n Monday was arawn. Oxford 164 and 79 for 6 Cambrid^tr 209. For Cambridge B Allen seortd 53 and Owen Smith took 5 Cambridge wickets for 93 runs. In Oxford's
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    KEDAH LAWN TENNIS
    74 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, July 12. Kidah Lawn tennis championships have resulted as follows: Men's Singles: Dr Boyer beat Sim 800 Jecn* 4. 6 3. Men's Doubles: Boyer and Goudie beat Cameron and Abdul Rahim 6 2, 6 l. Mixed Doubles: J. D. Hall and Miss
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    MALAYS VS. WILTSHIRES
    46 16 Friendly Match At Jalan Besar The Coleman Cup match between Kampong Tionp and the Post Office at Jalan Besar -tadium on Saturday has been postponed and instead, the Malays and Wiltshlres will meet m a friendly match. The usual prices will be charged.
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    SCHOOLS SOCCER MATCH
    61 16 The Anglo-Chinese School will play Johore English College at soccer on Saturday on the S.H.B ground. The following will represent A.O.S. Charlie Crocker; Ang Kirn Chew. Ng Sze Tung: Sidney Gould. Lee Ah Chee, Kwek Ah 8oo: Tan Teck Han, Chan Ah Bah, George Day. James Goh.
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    NIBLOCK CUP AT KEPPEL
    37 16 The qualifying round for the Niblock Cup at Keppel Golf Club will be played on Saturday and Sunday. July 29th and 30th. Only members with handicaps of 14 and over are eligible. I
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    PADANG RIVALS AT SOCCER
    959 16 S.R.C. Wins by Margin of Two Goals 15 MINUTES' EFFORT Good Display by SAC. Backs S.R.C 3: SX\C. 1. SmmipuiT Recreation Club further improvetni their position m the first division of the S.A.F.A. league yesterday by defeating their padang neighbours and rivals, the Singapore Cricket Club,
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    CLARKE CUP MATCH
    27 16 Players taking part In the Clarke Cup cricket match are particularly requested to be ready to go on the field at 4.30 pjn. to-day
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    DOYLE DISQUALIFIED IN SECOND ROUND
    131 16 HEAVYWEIGHTS FIGHT "LIKE SAVAGES" Petersen As British Champion London. July 13. At the White City, m a fifteen round boxing contest for the British Heavyweight Championship, Jack Petersen (Walcs> defeated Jack Doyle (Ireland). The latter was disqualified m tin second round. The crowd numbered 60,000.
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    309 16 St. Anthony's Boys at Athletics His lordship, tiie Right Rev. D. Jose Da Costa Nunes. Bishop of Macao, who recently arrived m Singapore, was a keen spectator at the St. Anthony's Boys' School's athletic .sports held at the Jalun Besar Stadium yesterday. Among the many other guests was
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    MALAYA CUP
    166 16 !>ate of Postponed Match The match between Malactu and Uu- Malaya i Command, postponed from June 24th. win I* played at Malacca on Monday. July 1 7th BASEBALL Americans to Meet Japanese Club On Sundu.N afternoon' at 3 p.m. on Rallies Institution ground, the American baseball team I
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    S.C.R.C. LAWN TENNIS
    107 16 A Next week's ties m the Straits Chinese > I Recreation Club lawn tennis tournament are as I f ollows MONDAY Veteran's Singles Handicap Khoo Kirn Swee vs. Scow Poh Leng. A Ching Kee Sun vs. Chia Keng Tye. J Tan Chong Khee vs. Chua Chonu Hoik
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    PENANG CRICKET
    63 16 Penan*. July is. The following have been jjelected to represent the European* against the Rest for de Stlva's Cup at cricket on Saturday and Sunday on, fhe esplanade: S. V. Adams, A. P. Baughan. H W Brady, J. O. Oarr. H. W. Sanders, D. R. A. Hbblyn. P.
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    TWO REFEREE SCHEME
    282 16 TWO REFEREE SCHEME EXPERIMENT IN INDIA UNPOPULAR Threats to Cancel Matches The two-referee scheme, introduced by tru Calcutta Football League Council m the hope that there will be an improvement m the standard of refereei-ig, will have to jo. The viewpoint of the Army authorities on the subject with reference
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    ECLIPSE STAKES
    106 16 Horses to Run at Sandown To-day London. J«)> 13. It w&s announced to-day that Galnslaw. Dick Turpin. Hesperus, B<*nenciaL, Manitoba and Interlace will not run m the Eclipse Stakes «t Sandown Park to-morrow. The revised list of probable starters it> as follows HH A«a Khan's PIRDAUSSI •Elliott* Col.
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    MATTERN'S RESCUE
    55 16 By Soviet Plane to Alaska M«Nf«, Jui> 11. A Bo vie t airman on the Instruction* of tin head of the Soviet northern air service kit here to-day to rescue Mattern at Anadir. He will convey him to Nome. Alaska, from whence Mattern will continue his flight m
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    33 16 Jacob Factor Released By Kidnappers La Grange, July 13. The Imanek'i Jacob Factor, who wa» kidnapped on July 1. has been released li i> believed that $200,000 ransom «M i"aid Reuter
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    TRADE AGREEMENTS
    39 16 Negotiations With Argentine And Finland London. July 13. Negotnations for British trad? agreements with the Argentine and Finland are proeeediiiK which will affect cotton textiles, it was announced by Mr. Walter Runelman m the House of Commons.-
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    LADS UNITED B.P.
    129 16 Open Pins-Pong Tournament The following were the results of the Lads United Badminton Party open plng-ponp i tournament played during the week-end Goh Kwang Hung beat Tan Guan Chay 3 o: Tan Keng Sin beat Low Huck Yang 3—2; Tay Yew Wee beat Low Kee Swee 3
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL PRIZES
    55 16 Mrs. Tong Lao, wife of the Chinese Consul General, will distribute the Cambridge Certificates and Class prizes at the Anglo-Chinese School, Cairnhill Road, at noon to-day. All old boys and friends are Invited. Mr. S. P. Colman, manager of The English Electric Co., Ud., sailed for home
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